The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1876-01-14

" nv -he shoui. have new faShiOu
sooner HAN |. so ! called rson her ana
, " iih lew weli-iimcI compliments and
remarks elected rom her the infolSna-
,iion that she de ali her own snd her
'chiid~n clothing with the aid OF A.
isnrdeite smiths paper patterns. every
, Zone OF which,i- accompanied ~ cloth
m"del. and the instructions given in full
in his Fashion Magazine
Il was rather increduIous, but as
was 70 be in New York the neat week.
u took down the number of his store.
esll broadway, and called in there.
also went 10 tic leading honses that
iinyurl fashions. such as ImDerters OF
7 kead.-HIadc III Is, but found that not
0ne uf them hai = single style lust out
~ their store. tii- Mr.. smith had rot
Teen furnishing patterns OF from two
10 three months at least Fearing fail
cTe. Yet purchased materials and pat
tcrus "f Dir. ssIiih for several garments.
7nd on niy return home commenced
iiieir manufacture. His Magazine (
.'viind just rcplete with Information con-
'cesnlng precisely what needed 10
know. WAY. Mamie. dear. the fancy
WORK department ai0ne would be worth
O. NoH three times The cost OF . wears
"a description. aud il ever was a iiUtic
puzzled T-ganing the pnuius i0gctl er
'"f ANY artci.. this little treasure. ile
cloth model. showed me how. ! row
do very little shopping foe nIvseii. ex-
-c"pt when am In New Nork Civ. ps
'bN sending direct TO Mr.. ~,nilh's pmrcI-
a-.ng department. get exactly What |
want aad a' the most reasonable Fttee.
Y "Ose thing more, and then | mn
'thIocgh. Have YOU ever heard ,nr
speak of Mrs. Hawlev. dear Young
friend or mine, who came 10 Camden 10
reside W hen -hc was FIRST ina~riad. hav-
ing previously lived in one Of the W csi- Z
Term States: She was 80 far from an (
.ler friends and 20 lonely. aud really
swcet, childlike little woman. that /
Hook decided liking TO her. On call
nag one morning ] noticed she looked
rather sober, and before | lett, she ex-
Stained, oh, Miss Lynn, how / wish
you had a dozen children. insiesi OF
..Dcins ihe dear, sweet, .0yeiy old maid
= 90 arr. ] Wan. to make some clot.Ies
- iiitle Stranger. anI there Is no cne
'tiere whom dare ask ANYTHING about
IL Mamma will write me directions.
put some ewav cant tell by them: |
lmust see iliipg 10 know how to do It,
4 comioried her with promises Of as
-istance from the 'old mpid.' aud going
directly hrme. looked over INV never
failing guide. the magazine. in which
thought | had seen advertised patte rms
Tor AN infants wardrobe. and sure
enough had. The next mail carried
dollar To Dir. Smith. and speedily had
returned TO me patterns for dozen DIFF
fcf .ni garments for y little one. The
'n-ver-i.iiing cloth model accountant led
Al. 20 Mrs. iisw iey could sec lust how
Hs make them. and assure YOU that The
prriiiest dressed baby In all Camden il
\ rite Winnie Hawley.
"Dui there have liked long eucrnh.
or -hall tell YOU Of the half dozen chill
Il -rn whom | propose to make happy.
\ hgistmas. bv the gin OF dolls and their
warlrohe> complete. made in latest
fashion by aid OF these paitcrus2 for
even the dolls can now lie .tSlishiy
dressed. bv the nsc Of PATTERNS gotten
'up expressly for them. which Mr.. smith
furnishes. Sister Lon. little girl. only
mine yenrs old. is developing Wonder
liul faculty for cutting and making cio;h-
ing. owing. think. 10 Tho dolls she has
dressed with the help OF these patterns.
aud !. has done 50 much toward giving
her love Tor sewing. and forming hab-
it, OF industry, and cultiyatiug her taste
as we'll
4 "But there, Mamie, am through, aud
here j. nv inhlIlibe drc~s-makrr. the
two last numbers OF the Monthly World
of Fashion. | shall expect another to-
morrow, and ii YOU will promise TO
subscribe yourself for II. AMI patronizr
the paper patterns tho are accompanied
ibv cloth models. aud are themselves
really models Of the veIy laies, STYLES,
and models Of usefulness and economy,
/ wiil commence al once 10 assist YOU.
AVID know you will like my little dress
maker much better than You do r.iss
Duane. for mine i rea liy infaIliblc y
7 To work the willing fingers went, and
i'm three week time. when Mamie
started for the Christmas festivities y ith
well-flled trunks. her face wns far
brighter than OF the day when we first
introduced her "a the reader, though
Miss Duane. am sorry TO say, has lost
one Of her best customers.
Mr.. A. BrRpETTE SMITH:
DEAR SIR The above j. but one oil
numerous similar instances which may
.have come TO your notice. but | have
ventnred 10 report this. hoping if you
considered IL worthy of publication. 10
thereby call attention TO the indspensa-
blc little cloth model which accompanies
.every one of your patterns.
II i judge from my own extensive ar-
thar there :, 70 IA haua.nds lst a