, 1874-10-25
TmDrobability Of the Success Of That
Reform.
Ean's Opinions the Chief Obstacle In
the Way.
What Is Now Deemed Essential for a
Lady's Trousseau.
4 Lady's Wardrobe During the Reign
Of the First George.


Value.
The last week having brought Us suco o1net
eut developments OF dress, IT WOULD seen Us
the world might hare had sur1elt Of the Ruo
ject; but curiosity upon that matter Is as insatl
able Is the daughter OF the ho1ss-ieecn' ana no
only cries Give" but demands ne" ols!
every time she Ii hidden to the FEAST
First we'had the subject OF dress-'e1ofm'
Which = smart and fashtonaoio boston orsss
nsker-saelng shorter road TO 1oEtnnc tna'
the ordlnary overcharges and e1traVasans fate
which premiere moolstes ere wont 10 1o7y-ae
smsa
HEALTHFUh GARMENTS
Tor women and children, sud then proved tner
utility to tue "omea's Congress, and got them
to take hold OF it. Not however, oefofe sne na.
carefully patented her so-cal!eo ln'entioo' ane
found ne" way 10 put money II aet purse
BelnG, Us "e understand. "oman OF solncien'
neans' accumulated through years OF 'aoot 1o'
the talr bel'es OF bostoo ana the ao]acens to"na'
IN MAKING them more radiant than solomon 10
~ MS glory It soula nave neeo more IN seeplos
"lth her protessco penesolence ana oes'1e Io
benefit her se1 had sho g1ren the result OF her
exper1mcnts to her suffering sisterboosl. instead
of selling them
ra.asa ~ g. ~ ,.at ..,. .at;,h H., a;.,,,v.5
1ne@o "as nos garment WHICH sue olSi'a}ea
that any woman of ordinary ability could not
make for herself We did not see DR.. B'ake's
Inventions. but shall take an early opportuuity
~ 5o;,, a. nd o,.o - ,o,,,ri,,o +1a;r r,,ar;ts
uo.. ~ -" nt'1 ~ e,"s 1usn i..o 81"
Win those o1 ats' o"assneim y. anu eau then
tell our readers something definite about both,
so that those who wish to get out Of the old
erooyes into mara hea1tifu1 ones, NAV nt lcsst
~---'~~~- ~--"'f AA"1 ----'
seo .nen Wy e'e1l 1o""4a ~ oo'n6' =. uouos- ~
1n however, II any consideration OF health or
comfort will induce the fashionable bella to lay
aside her atays. or make Ler willing to foreco
xh,t aha cons;+ara linn NJ be,n.r-tba
"'@~' ''1N 0sa- 1-.'-... -.1.e y. -.~
eo1'Io-!s Al fhE "A1sf'
Ihls Ane IL not Sisoe IN the venus de -aedicl.
but in the Empress Of Austria is strongly
marked. Tho former type of beauty demands
a. sr,,,. <,ird1a ,ha ,.ttar -aor;,os ,,,.,h,nd
on'g - lncnes II 1epe'n. Ano 30 useo nave We
become to the more modern ideal, as represented
By The s1endcrer, possibly-deformed figure, that
i, ia diicutt for us to realize the perfection of
the former. And what is true OF women is true
also OF men. The latter rave about the beauties
Of the Venus. With her ample waist, good
sized hxnd and foot calculated to make pedes
trianis1n easy; and immediately pass By her cooy
in fc.h-and-bIooI with conteinpt and fail ,:rns-
trato hefore The divinity whose va;nt thay ran
eoan whoso hand in not larrer than n ch|d,s
and can be aoueezed into 61S rloyes AMI whose
c-17ore has hren c1,nueed rom n dignitcd walk
to q Chinese todd1e by tho wearing Of shoes sew
era1 sizes too small for her. and mounted IN
high. narrow heels, While such ia the caso.
,ve 1n-st link for tle majority of woman
who have never thought excepting according to
the dictates Of the other Sex. to be far mure
interested in the details Of parinian trousseau.
eyen including the STAYS themselves than in
INV .nnrosch to an stti1c uiic,, shall brinp then
nearer in nropottiou to the Greek s,atua. They
haye becoua accustomed to their bonds. aud
tLov do not care 10 cast them on, It Is erea
doubtful II they could do so
far the result OF crampiur tho vital orrana for
generations ha. ,eft them l., ca wcat cond;t,n,,
fhat thny reonira CERTAIN nrons to su,,,ort
them. Most woman have lost the ronndnnss ~
form. the frmncss of flesh. the strength and
.s...?.;tr - .,.,.a1 -t,-L - -5.1 - 80
t.r G,ac,n ,u1e;. ~ naro =; vssin0 n .o
w:thnl er.cafn11r 9onna1ad hr t.rs,;, Anu ~
at1ss +. -. 49,. ,;n1 stt.a. ~, oaaen VI
e., -. Sa-..a ~ Eas ,.,,,,on.. ~ "n
H.. na5pte..t1e sre 1Te -
- Es;ther Gr1nnasa nv 10 ,.;,jtr ~
- ne'@ne1 ~ .lA''eso lo not ae eiA''tI!ss ner
~. ~ ~ ~ O.. , sos +s.t 4a1o ato9 oee1
.a.ia - Ia,' ,';a,. ;.s ~ IKE ' ~ Is VI
~. 20 TO-. 49, ns. hsa l.. "a 4ua1e s.ue
-. ..~1 nat t,t ~. 49,. ao ~ iaoss
~ va .n.s "1'o Aos une.i!ss .. :sa:ue' 'ueJ
Sa..a '1,,..aI " ~" eho
"~'"Aee A. ~ ~ 90 ~ '.a@ "10
sh" oAo54A oF Hhlsus
nas oeen cssaIGu, "Io nave cer.aao pliancy End
grace despite tnesr bonds I when nave become
necessary TO lheln. 1hey are even mora At case
~ tne5 sre. koo move WIN more p!1ancy And
grace cramped ~ the action Is, than they could
II they were set free:
IL WAL probablE take as many generations to
Eet woman oac6 to the Original tlrmnes4 znd
ooauty OF 1ofn "h!ch were he.s before she cou-
9etceo 10 after her hgu1e according to the
fasn'on. as II has to evolve her present dif-
4e1euce' "ucn mas simoss assumed structural
C!1afacsef' 1hofe1ore, It Will be difficult to find
the many wiling to undertake the initiative step
a., ;,, me h maaser conla toey DO changed at once
1uto the perfect, original type, they might ac-
49, W ~ W W peisuAueu 1u1o 1ue a9tenns; but
ene io1'e, weary Iet4os'aue motlon TO the RtArt-
Will, tho thorn. ~ nrh1;c c-;.;.;sn - 49,
~. 49,. ~ ~ ,n.;aens - ~.aS ano laete
-. 80. .e" "a -" ~AA4o0e ~ Weak lAe martyr
eio'A' ,
1nlntnR, therefore. to the modern fashions !
w Aila LaAs lAclo Ato ns1uae ne1Iniu modlnc1-
tionB introduced The last week has thrxn us
through the public printa
WHAT'S nryvFo recp,-r,
for ynunr falv'n trnnsseun urJ 1,n,-o~.-n,x1 t
~. 80 ne1aa, ~ guy, ~" ~ CT n1uCn
u'H! eo.ae,nu luz uasPang 1ortn. 1or pubic |
Of har fni1atta doe;rnot.a -. .,s ..e,: e7u.tsn
e,;i1 - sorra. ~. $780, 40 .e nesnSe poetioo.
~! - oeA, % .uo Po1p 81 contrast With the |
past Sud may answer the same purpose Ii the |
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