The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-03-24
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CANALE TEE GIRLS BIZ BEA Z.
TIFULS
rBy wrII~pRrssrD GENTLEMEN on
GOTHAM.
seftet, Gossip Incorrect position-Ths
HUSTLE IL Not Needed-fhe indoicnt
Wa,ol carrying the Figure Gam
biaf the Rest Dressed Saa.

fIfrl 40 sixty. has ICfscU 10 pihmc.
Mabel Jcnncss. who SAYS this Is 4
,....5.i.,i ofol Mrs. Jcnncss Miller, al,
lsssos dress rcformcr. The ncophNte who
listens i0 her looks up Al well poised
Cook maiden. whose white draperics
e,il embroidered. are gifdled at iht
,c.l.f and clssped ON The shoulder. and
,.t... straight. elastic figure h8s the dc.
,f..o.rrf Of Dlana's luntsWOmsn.
,yrb her ml throat slopiug 20 a perfect
aims. her round. white arms and strong
..nler hands. her supple waist, and the
beautiful curves beneath the arms follow
i.. ,.r lines Of statue, she takes one
i.rtio Che freedom sud grace of the an
.Ir.f ideals Her firm, smooth sEin looks
..If 70 belonged 50 - woman, not TO "a
l.ri'c 40 aches AMI pains She has no.
whore SD ounce OF flesh 100 much, no
nIero 0aDby muscle, nowhere "a bone
t0e outline 81 which one can see.
ANY woman WAC is not dtiOfmcd ca1
save herself from ugliness ii she Is NOT
900 incident
How s' breathos the neophyie
simply by intelligent health and
beauty culture
one sister devoies herself 90 evolving
beautiful dress. the other 90 evolving the
beautiful women 20 wear tho clothes
The 49,, of them talk sometimes OF pa
gymnasium and beauty college lo De
established ono OF these DAYS, where lhel
Wilde something iO train the women OF
tbe twentieth century. the stately venus
or afeo.hosomed Juno, The ideal women
of strong physique of the time To- come
ulyoq,n may become stOlicr on thin
mon rsin color or reduce Il, regain lost
.nn.eAions aud hair, choose their own
standard OF grace and eiactIcits. Ia short,
be cured of au the phys cal defects which
make the difference between bad form
.arfa good one between COMBINES ana
rsinucss. II they 80 determine 10 is all
matter ol seii-conirol and strength OF
.rul have no patience with woman
,,h.i awkward or sall)w. for 30 IS her
own fault that she is not physically per
f,ef' continues this new puestess at
beauty shrine
.You would say that woman would
-nf1 mo ends off the earth tn md amos
rum 60 make herself better looking and
vet not one I'm dfty takes the trouble TO
learn t1 stand
.if i- easy fora graceful woman Co
breach urcttv.0astlres sugges' hollow
.hD.fed eirl, somewhat iimidly
"lsitf'
'You can always know when you are
holding yourself properly In correct
n..ii0n Won don't need q hustle, and IL
would uoi occur 90 the average hat-
backed woman that you were not wear
I0s tha uny pad which is all the fashion
flqnircs
"You know that few women can walk
III milo without fatigue. do ycu know
whvs It's because of this same indoleni
way of carrying HE figure with the abdo-
men out. aud such a lack Of regard ior
fhe curves ~ me spine that one comes
down at even sfep With thump which
.... ne whole body have traced many
a .sse of weak back TO bad walking.
This is the way 90 walk SEC here,
ari fhc pretty room Il crossed win a
..n hat SIS an elastic spring. As m
Standing. fhe Vo'ses forward, ana me
.lm1 liuo. ~ she were suddenly 70 hesl-
ts.s. would strike her toes.
Ar tbe habits az this kind tend 10
.rall The rrure. How 90 women go mp
s,airss They bend forward, letting the
figure Don together The chest IA CON
tlacled. aud they can't breathe. w hen
fh,v resch the TOP The heart IS beating
fke % trip.hammer The EFFORT would be
reduced one.haf simply by standing
straight. Keeping The chest up and breath
Iul fs one ought TO.
What would you DO ii You were all
ANGLES. ugly 10 shape, awkward ia motion,
a1d disircs,ingiy thin
There was merry little laugh. just
what have done, for have been ai
these would eat coarse bread, grains,
fr.n and wOuli drink fresh sweet
mil. every night before retiring. Then /
would gain control of ny motions this
vay. and standing on one foot, the other
.er was swung slowly In circle, revOiV-
inron the hip. without bending the Knee.
Ihat would help 20 take the siirnes.
oui Of NV motions, give me pOise, ana
make we supple
And if YOU wefe too aeshy, II you
weighed 220 pounds ,
In The nrst place ] wouldn't 90 II,
there Re no excuse for obesity bat care
les.pe-s When | was tweu'y-ihfee or
twenty foul years old and perfectly De-
ye.opol. / would measure my wGisi, and
then phv-ical culture aud muscle eXef-
else should keep IL AS exactly right as the
fashionable wOman's sieels ami bsndages
aim 90 10 but usually fab of accomplish
ing
How can sou accomplish SO much 10y
such light exercises
Come here. feel The girlspoun ed
on the TAN and stately woman aud petted
her sioping shoulders aud iull, firm chest
f1 see If She were all real That arm is
thirteen inches 10 circumference ian s So
strouvs One can't change ones Tea
tur,s. but hygiene can give any woman a
perfecils healthy, graceful body bright
color and y sparkling eye don't know
whether Cd pity or feel provoked With q
woman who does not possess such atlrac-
r.on. Only thOughilessness or ignorance
rsp.s. her 90 go without them, aud Miss
Teuuess suffered herself tpaoe smOOthed
and pulled tails way anu that by the
gathering magpies, conscious OF being
her.elfa beautiful and gracious example
az tbe truth OF her doctrines In June
She roe. abroad 10 lecture on physical
culture In England, and "a young girl
whose enthusiastic parents have taken
her out of Wellesley College, 10 be under
her training will travel with The party.
The best-dres-ei man Ia New York is
n gambler lie Is a familiar figure on
upper Broadway In the afternoon. IL
NE him 10 perfection From bis shiny
six hat 10 tue tip. Of bis vanished boots
BE looks IKE o prince of the purple. Ills
lswelry ia solid and substantial Ills
sfy.s ~ clOiblng are as numerous AS tue
RAYS la the sunbeam. lie always At
tracts attention. for be Is never over.
dressed and never makes The mistake o.
wearing cl0iling unsuitable 20 the dav
or weather. IN the afternoon he is
worshipped by silly women, and In The
evening be- deals faro IN one of the guided
palaces not stones throw from the
Hoffman House
But this gambler Is not the only well.
dressed mau ia New York. Hundreds
~ men spend fortunes each year on their
clothing. and good may are RS I'm.
nlcky a. n at5xilAfe with her nrst ball
dress. ChevaiieT Hugo Friisch. the Aus.
tflan consul Is one Of the best-dressed
men In town lie IL very wealthy and
..... ...fI,, ID fyort Ia hug ex.pp.fyl flDtl