Excerpt from J. W. Gillespie, the Leading Dealer in Boots and Shoes; Drugs, Medicines, Wall Paper, Window Shades Fancy and Toilet Articles, Books, and Stationery: Fine Custom Work and Repairing Neatly Done Superior St., Next to National Bank
When you dress for Society wear the "Delsarte."
When you dress for walking wear the "Delsarte."
When you dress for home or church wear the "Delsarte,"
You will then breathe more deeply, move with more ease and grace, and your disposition will be sweeter, your mind brighter, and your soul will find that there is a kind of morality in clothes.
Prepare yourself for household duties in the morning by taking a good stretch. It isn"t being lazy, but on the contrary energizes every muscle. Dress lightly and wear a "Delsarte" waist, with all lower garments buttoned to it. Observe Delsarte rules of standing and moving, and when weary sit or lie down and relax every muscle for a little time and breathe deeply and slowly. If you have on a Delsarte Corset or Waist you can do this.
Should you be unable to take a short course in physical culture, get a book on Delsarte - but first provide yourself with a Delsarte Corset or Waist, or both, and if you stoop, with a Shoulder Brace.
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