The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1862-08-23

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hetp 80 ttl g.
Grem Eufupa 1h6
AmeFioaH GISi
Asnah 71hegI
work for nvs dell i =
manufsctpVega ce1 -
artisan. The g
akaleS al ID
dollars . YsCd ~ -,
yard wide, saYs the NeW At.E
finds ready purchasers; - -
$500 apiece, And nd sk DlV0
, Thoiieak kand -fSF. - ilG 1uNo
jDcressiR1 0ufEpRP&aSA Ah~aaan16tREGA4 $,
preciatiRE EhA pres MnnI
Evnuiat A,fiHic cap QniJs N 8
wealthy, The signing q -
peace at Paris, toe, it is SAID, win hess
effect Of greatly. s9henGlpE see gs.s. ....l 8
"Don ,roOn iaccI I and and sFs T7t . 3 = =
pence, having had thS. .0l7Elf d.
49,
will now open WidS theIt 80 u 1blntl
the coveted articleS, FhSES ntte j.
q surplus Of laces, thsiSI, yalll ND -.
sequentlY be ailgn1eN 81 =
Belgium supplies he Amesica1 le
with more laces than. eli the countries u
Europe together, and, l4csS 9 q6Ps
kind, fiIest quality ard most III
sign. In fact lace .is indigtlen9 ~
GUM, and has bsen % til @
In some parts Of Belgium NE Bq1 ~
made separately, and then work lneel
the ground, whilst -0therA eaErK q l1s
pattern and the design tQe6tke
division Of labor 10 very GrsMk 1le
drocheleuse COutinneu TO- R1nkx.ms
ground, and the platieuss - 4Ao lAm
and %Aen they hays Antsttd
Qnese works one into ~ Stlitls q IIsst
task is complete. The thread fenaIEe
for lace mkkfHg h inaMdl -
GUM, the finest kind benz ~
Iars and Tkept there, slootHtlp tlthsl
! cir 6h6dia T66dSE % n SIS7 g -
thread sells sbe lsoO akaDlIDl 3 ~
has been kAowR tosbsine 90 900 -.
The labor Of washing hcD u nlmeo m
art, and only the most skilllul In Al A1
are engaged in il. Altar swa1hiNo -
lace is spread out 70 dry Qniaseue
table, aRd pins Of . peculiAE shApn ss
run through each hele 70 preEans ~ y.
ric from shrinking, Whep IyegY - -
the pattern intricate, an entire DIR ID
be spent upon one yard Of IaeSs ssA-
lin was formerly the :. :.dueEh, x Iaat hnk.
Point de Venise antique H0W 6dcGGit1 NE,
first place. It 10 rare Oad1hee, u Ind
open; raised in some para IKE elE q
work, and has an cir Of antiquity b
highly priced. The nanu6acsuFW4ff Is &
said to bs entirely abAndonedR an& 4 3
only found now az heirioomesi sin M ilisn
except when . stray specimen 6n5a tts
way into market, in which case thagnf = .
great competition for its possession. The
Point de Venise antique is seen -nqna -.
quently in Italy than in any othaE cqpA.
try, for the high dignitafies of tha Cssk,
Olic church have their official rObe1 tsm-
med with hoInces Of this costly nIaSGgial.
Il finds its way into this ccunery AZ
through the medium 81 kmeS1d 4. .lbnsel-
lers, who seize apUn every EysepPAgtmity
to obtain these relics, Of sanGeo6 .ps.
One lady returned lately, With ., ,eapesemd.
berthe Of Venetian point rtoR. rshieh Shs.
paid 5000.
Next in value Is point d,X1ssssSs. e,
which, it is said, nearly &6O, 1000 H Wegt ths
was used in the outfit OF the " tslhI <
King Of AIgiera Il he's y diHKy ~ Gid. y
the first idea connected with Il b1 aEaAo-.-
phisticated minds is that it n6ed N31h-.
ing. Fashion, however, cOFFe6As AH1Wmo-
ton. Point de glaze rs VaS riAWeVnia apisi
der's web, and as light as ythtsalUl
brussels point d'Appiique ranksHeFE d. I
1t is formed by sewing spsigs 6eshsssai
point upon Illusion or any athars lhinAaof
plain fECes. II Is very 1IFa "a. ~.
which is owing to the white poHdeEl lvith'
which it is saturated. and which q ean-.
tinues to retain, and Obyiates 6hS 49,. -
sity 81 washing. - -
Honiton lace came into fashion Ia fsss.
and owes it's present position d s3nslE9
Victoria. Comuliserating the u BE !
condition Of the lace-wOrkers Of D6st ]. I.
she determined to assist them by bdiaklAI
their manufactures into fashion, aE2 3
furtherance of this audahlepHFaS 10
her wedding dress made Of ii io, Hnai,on'-
at once became the rags, and has nnnifo. :
ued popular and exPepsiyp ever, ,a;aea.
although previously purchaosrR odd
hardly be found for It ChsAtillK Ianais
always black, is exceedingly 9ne Ag y
much used for veils and fonnce8 tasE
year it was dearer than usual, Whick vas !.
occasiOned by the CEimeGn war. oge ny
families were thrown into mUuEsIti
the deaths in that contest; that IL ~
mand for Chantilly became enoFutoa ~
prices went up. i: ~ %. .siaIld !.
Our supply of embroideFies b dslssi
chiefly from France, SwitSsrlan1anax
ScOtland-the two former uuPplg ~
the 6ner and more elaborate, ap0ei :
Although the Swiss lacas arr Tal,ll
rior to the French, ret 50 desp0l
French fabrics yNle the fAahiona -
that they are obliged to be sold a
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MODERN DEFINITIONS -Fusi0n
tically, defined to be seven -paFtaTes
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