The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-08-15
The Absardity Of Tight Lac
ing.

There would be no tight lacing if girls
could be made to understand this simple
isct:-That men dread the thoughts of
marrying Il woman who is subject to fits of
irritable temper to bad headaches, and
other ailments we need not mention, all of
which everybody knows are the direct end
inevitable product Of the compression of
tie waist men like to see small waist,
certainly, but there is a great difference
between the waist that is well formed, aud
in proportion to the rest of the figure, and a
waist which is obviously and artiticialy
compressed, to the destruction of that easy
and graceful carriage, which is one of Il
WOman's chief charms. An unnaturally
compressed waist is far more certain of
detection than a mass of false hair or
faint busting Of powder. The rawest
youth that enters ball room can pick out
the women who have Strengthened them
selves artticlally.
If young woman, to abtain the appear
snce OF dragon-iiy, has been subjectng
herself TO considerable physical PAL and
who has been laying up for herself pretty
store Of ailments which only want time to
pronounce themselves, could only see the
stare of scarcely disguised contempt aud
understand the scorntul pity which greets
the resutof her labor, We should have a
change Of fashion. Through all changes,
women remain tgne 10 only Que fashion
whether her clothing is as long and lank as
that Of Grecian Virgin, or whether she
builds around the lower half of her figure
rotund cspricious structure of steel, she is
ever faithful 10 the tradition Of a small
waist; and she will weaken her circulation,
she will incur head ache, she will crack her
voice and she will ruin her digestion, all to
produce maIformatlon, which wise men
regard with pity and fools with derIsion.
Physicians OF every school and country
have borne testimony to the alarming fire.
quency of spinal disorders among women,
and are no less unanimous 10 declaring that
these disorders are due to well ascertained
and preventable causes.
Growing girls while attending school are
too apt to acquire habits of STOPPING or of
throwing the weight of the body to one
side, and thus induce spinal curvature, oft
en- 50 slight as to escape the eyes of parents
which in after years pre.disposes them to
disease and makes their lives q perfect
round of suffering. Back-ache, WEAKNESS,
headache and lassitude are among the
among the most ,frequent symptoms of dis
orders of this class,
These diseases are absolutely preventa
bic in childhood, and they are to very
large extent durable in after life; any skill.
ed physician will confirm the statement
that the prevention or cure must be accom-
plished by purely mechanical means The
child whose habit of STOPPING threatens 10
dstort her figure, can be SO clothed as to
remove the danger by giving increased sup
port to those parts of the frame on which
great strain is imposed, and the woman
whose weak back and constant WEAKNESS
are a source Of suffering, may be fitted with
Corset which will not compress the
waist, but give support, health, comfort
and easy and graceful carriage to the ap-
pcaranCe,
The celebrated philanthropist, Nine.
Dean, Of Brooklyn, n. Y, has lately pat
ented Corset which is a combination OF
shoulder brace and spine supporting Corset
and while combining the benefits of both Is
extremely simplifed into frst.class Cor
set, they are specially constructed with two
curved springs, 50 as to fit exactly on anC
support the shoulder blades and another
spring to support the sp ne, both made OF
the very finest tempered clock spring, thus
creating a complete support for the spine
cure to prevent or cure Back cache, SpinaI
Irritation, Round shoulders, STOPPING Hab
Its, Rheumatism, Weakness, Nervous OF
Genera! Debility, Pains in the Hip, Back
or Limbs, Diseases of the Spine, Heart
Kidneys or Liver, Falling, Inflammation OF
liberation, and also allied diseases t
which ladies become subject from exposure
by leaving an open space at the back, al
they invariably do in laclng the ordinary
Corset.
This Corset supplies covering Tor the
open space and thereby protects the spine
from cold, and gives smOothness Of Fl, tC
the back OF the'dreSs, making it a valuable
and most necessary Corset for general use
They support the spine, relieve the mus.
Giles et the back brace the muscles of the
shoulders, in natural aud easy manner
impsrting graceful carriage to the wearer
without discomfort, expanding the chest
thereby giving ful action to the lungs, and
health and comfort to the body, and take;
the place Of the ordinary Corset in every
particular.
The old established Corset house OF
LEWIS ScHIELE & Co., 800 Broadway
New York. have been engaged to manu-,
facture them, which is guarantee that
they will be made of the best material and
workmanship. A reliable agent is wanted
10 introduce these goods n this county
For particulars, see advertisement IN
smother column.