The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1884-10-30


| There would be no tight lacing ]
i girls could he made to understand
this simple fact: that men dread TIA
thought Of marrtilg a woman who
subject to fits of irritable temper, K
bad headaches, and other ailment
we need not mention, aIi Of which
every body knows, are the direct anC
inevitable product OF the compression
OF the waist; men like to see a smaI
waist, certainly; but there IS q gfeat
+ di1lcTcace between the waist that Is
we'll formed aud in proportion To- the
/ rest OF the figure, and q waist which
/ Is one obviously aad arti5cialIY com
! pressed, TO the destruction ofthe easy
and graceful carriage which is one OF
tie chief charms Of 4 woman's arp ear
ance. An unnaturaiIy compressed
waist is far more certain of detection
than I mass of false hair or faint
busting Of powder. The rawestyoGth
that enters Il ball-roaIn can pick on
the woman who have straItened thens
selves artifcially.
Ii young woman, to obtain the
appearance Of dragon-fiy, has BEEN
sdgecdng herself to considerable
ply steal pam, and who has been lay
ing up for herself a pretty store Of
aiiment which only want time to pro.
nounce themselves, coull only see tie
stare OF scarcely disguised contempt
and understand the scornful pity
which greejs the result Of her labor.
we should have charge Of fashion.
Through all changes woman remain
true only to one fashion; whether her
clo'ilts Is. as long and lank as that of a
GTecian Virgin, or whether she build
around the lower half Of her figure a
rotund and capacIaus structure 81
steel, she is ever faithful to the tradi-
ton Of Il small waist; and she will
weaken her circulation she will incur
headache, she Will crack her voice,
and she Will ruin her digestion, all to
produce malformation which wise
men regard with pity and fools with
derision.
That ladies can be fitted with a
corset which VIII not compress the
waist, but give support, health, and
comfort to the body, and easy and
graceful carriage to the appearance,
has been fully demonstrated bv the
celebrated philanthropist Mine, Dean,
# Bro okiyn, N. Y, who has lately
p-tened a corset which is a c0mb.na-
ten Ct shoulder brace and spine-sup-
70 ting c + set, and while combining
the benefits of both, is extremely sim
plilied into fratclass corset. They
are specially constructed wirl1 tive
springs so as to fit exactly on
and support the shoulder blades and
another spring to support the spine.
Made Of the very finest tempered
thus creating Il complete
support for the spine and supplying a |
covering for the opened space in the |
back, thereby protecting the spil e |
from cold ana giving a smoothue ss OF !
h. to the. back Of the dress, making IL |
l valuable and most necessary corset !
tor general use. 1t has aIdeady re-
,cived the highest commendations |
rom the leading modistcs, the fash -
ona BILE dFessmakers, and the most en-
nent physicians Of the United States
and Europe
The cd Established Corset House
# Lewis Schieie q Co, $50 Broadway,
New York, have been engaged to
them, which IS guar
sntee that they VIII be made of the
pest material and workmanship. A
,cliable agents wanted to introduce
hesc goods in this county. For partjc-
liars see advertisement in another
column.