THE TANDEM.

This is a Hat wherein is displayed a good deal of what may be termed

_character;_ for which reason, its _becoming_ wearers, comparatively

speaking, will be few in number; but notwithstanding this _marked_

peculiarity, there is a sort of _style_ in its general feature which is

uncommonly _striking;_ nor is there any form whatever, where so much of

that airy lightness is to be seen, as in the Tandem. Few persons over

_thirty_ become this Hat, and none under _twenty_, and even _between_

those ages, if the head be more than twenty-two inches, or less than

twenty-one and a half in circumference, the whole effect is destroyed.

Shape of the face immaterial, provided the complexion is not _too_

dingy; but, above all things, neither _overgrown_ or little _fat_

gentlemen should wear the Tandem. To have the best effect when on the

head, it should be placed rather forward, inclining a little to one

side.

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