Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1882-11-09

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to DIR. Alfred Carpenter monstrosity.
II is by universal consent neither beau
tifui nor pleasant Boots are male on
the theory that their first duty is to dis
grIise and misrepresent the contour OF
the fool. In feminine dress garments are
loose where they should be tight, and
tight where they should be loose.
Places are protected which would be
better without any protection, and
others left unguarded which need it the
most. Materials are selected without
any relation to fitness for the office they
have to fiil. II the external substance be
appropriate lining is commonly
appended which spoils its whole use.
The animal, vegetable and mineral
worlds have been liberal in exquisite
dyes for the Establishment OF human
clc'h.ng. Yet the wearers connive glad
" at the superfuous employment
by manufacturers Of active poisons.
pr. Carpenter is rs disdainfiIl of the
taste of the fabrics in which his contcm-
poraries enclose themselves As Of their
wholesomeness. They contrayene the
Lines of true beauty, in his judgment. as
criminally as they violate correct sani-
tary principles. -
There rs some consolation IN the 'ad-
vantages the present s&enerat;un pos
sesses oyer more than one of its prede-
cessors in these matters, Gentlemen
] OF position are no longer required to
shave their heads in order tn mike room
for wig.ii They have ESCAPED from
powder. They arr not obliged 10 put
..1nfhn- h,&
their owners. it is recorded, were forced
to have themselves dropped into them
from sEt,eight They no. Ion ger spend
fifty OF u hundrea guineas on q single
gorgeous suit The silk, hat, if uslisr.
is cheaper and handler than the coprtly
Weaver Of the DAYS Of George III and
the Prince Regent Masculine attfre is
easier and less painful than fornnBsly?l
Sc. little does il vsry that it Is lsernsissi-
bic to drop out of the fashion without
Ming ilagrantly ridiculous. II is cheap
iand unosteniufi0i& Fer CiRen dhowev-
ers there remain many points of costume
10 which usage alone and aversion for
the tonbie of change ran reconcile the
mindnsIn catly these ,etA benotla
ing more sbsuM than the lwhols sppa.i,
ratus q, rigid collars and CUTS and Heck1.
ties. Only the clergy as yet, have had
the courage to. enahcipate themselves
1r9nr the ssrvithde Of sffif hats Aa'n Ks
Than evening tiFess ssevsfs cwas ianyn
greatsy, itragestS of alsgases and eSnsr
equity invented. Though sy9unS boys,
ought 70 raise by subscription statue
TO- the discovery d UNDERGRADUATES.
theirnssants loin soemn Aeeples. ana
useless il sksts. and isuffocitn2 nlMrzs
contipnsI 70 senjoyiiinsj thsirs. lhsss u moi
much pore freedom than, a heTald in,
his tabard. sWonleh have but begun 70
mediate on enfranc hisement from dress
las hngracefulzsssai sissin;sppropriaas. .
Men, il their. Clothing is. almost, ~ Sro7,
tesPie as ever, have at least delivered
,thahse lses nom me obligation Of peirr-
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