Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1845-09-27
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81 will furnish you every month like this in
every respect. As tn other clothes you will or
| der them at your pleasure the same terms as
with my predecessor "-"Very well /; accept
your offer. From this moment you are my tai
( lor, and promise you the custom of all my sub
iects."
"In fine, Gibson was deihroned. Stultz set
up a splendid establishment at the West End;
lords and gentlemen rushed to his shop his
fortune grew with the greatest rapidiiy and
he never failed to send Brummel every month
coat furnished with the promised bank note,
thus paying him in money thirty thousand francs
a year, besides his clothes, which came to at
least as much.
"1his was not the only singular trait that
sgnalzcd the career of S,u,z. The monar-
chy Of Fashion is, no less than others subject 10
vo'u,ions-Brummel ruined hv his excesses,
was forced to leave England Stul,z. with the
tact of a statesman, knew how to bend TO cir
stances so as to conciliaie the favor of the new
dynasty. The monarch who succeeded Brum.
mel was young lord ofone OF the first families
OF England lie would not have endured ha-
wing bank notes put into the pockets of his drcs-
ses nothing in the world would hive induced
him to make with his tailor an arrangement not
to pay his bills lie merely omitted 10 pay
them which, as far as his convenience was CON
cerned, amounted to the same thing.
"UuluckiIy his disciples initiated him in this
al. -,lc ,
young arlsocracy fr large sans, whose raco-
very seemed lost in the shades of doubtful flu
ture. This difficulty became alarming; it was
necessary TO put an end to it. Stultz found in
his fertile Imagination his cxpcdicnt.
"One morning the reader found in one Of the
mos; respectable newspapers 0! London this no.
tce:
AT the moment Of setting out for Bath. Lord
c. Qhe name OF the regniug king of fashion
, was here printed in iulD has ordered coats in
the newest taste and paid the talors bill. II is
the fashion now among our most clegan, men tc
settle their accounts before going to the water.
ing places"
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