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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-12-31
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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-12-31
Das amerifanH1e sdtpeim.


Wel6 coloHaler 1mfana bic ameri>
tanif9e ppading Snbutrp" angenom=
men, gebt am beutli9ifen aus na6z
ftebenoen 3ablen berpor. Oieielben
be5ieben fia moblsemerft nur auf bic
Nn5abl Der in ben s Wohen pnm l..
Nooember big 25. December gef6la9=
teten S9meine. Ser 0erglei6 nit Der
i'm Sabre 1884 mdbreub beielben 3eit=
raums perarbeiteten Mn3abl bon 8or=
fentbieren aeigt, baB cine aiemli9
beoeutenbe @teigerung in bieiem Sns
ouitrie5weige gu beraei9nen sepsieu.
Sn na6febenben 5tdbten murbe pdb=
renb Der angegebenen 3eit (aIsrbings
Der ginftigiten i'm gatt,en Sabrel) fels
genbe Iir3abl @@meine gei@la6tet:
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-12-31
0as oeutIdae Meid1 adblt uod 5,

9as nentiGe 6eih sdblt mad Der
neueiteu 8olfs3dblung ni9t peniser
aIs finfuu6smanSis Stdote ie iber
100, 900 ginpobaer. IS limb Dies Ser
lin, G6nigsberg. Oan3ig. Breslau.
5tettiu, Magoebura, Mltoaa. 0anno
Der, Granffurt a.. ST., 9amburg, 8re=
men, Dresden, 2eip3ig. @bemniB
StraBburg, G6ln, @lberfelb, Yarmed.
4d9eu, Dif lborf. Wiin6en, Nii ns
berg, Stuttgart, Onrtmuno uno Sic
felo. Das uu9ebeure Nnpa9ien Der
aroBen 5tdote seist ii@ misber oeutti6
No1 in Der Mtitte Der fiinfSiger Sabre
CAB es In Deutihlanb nur bier Stdbit
iiber 100, 900 gi~nwobnei. IS waren bies
Berlin, Samburg, Yreslau unb Man.
den. G6ln unb DRESDEN batten Damals
ole 2obl 100, 900 nod niAt errei6t, OBJ
mobl lie li6 LANCE 3eit bi6t baoor be-
fdnben. Berlin, bas jebt 1900 900
@inuobner Sdblt, bate bamals 450, 900.
Die auBeroroentlih raihe 8srmebrung
Der iiber 100, 900 8etDobner 3ablenben
Orte begann erft nit benz Sabre 1866.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-12-31
aeileD unb Baton sdbaHsr.

Nun bat iih au9 bic 2~onbDner prefe
oes Reilep. GALES bema6tiat. 8oa Ger
lnnabme ausgehenb, CAB bic Dffer.
reihif6e &egierung Reilep mirtli9 nur
oeBbalb nidt e~mpfangen mo0te. neil
5rau &eilep Sioin 1T, ruff elm 2onbo
ner Blatt aus Gin iol6er Sal Don
unritterlidfeit gegen cine mateloie
Oame 1T unerb6rt in Der oiplomatilb den
@sididte. Gen NnlaB gu befer poa
itdtois ufri6iisen MufaiIung beg
5a6uerbalts, Der man pleIfa1 begeg
net, bat Der 6fterreidiide @eianbte in
Waibiagton, Baron S9afer, geaeben.
Defer 0err purbe pDn feiner &eaie
rttHg, Die anfangs aus &idiiht auf Die
@efiible beg papifes nidt often nit Der
grfldrung b%erausriiden mollte, ba6 lie
GeiieD aus oenfeiben @riinoen Die Ssytaz
lien niht annebmen molte, beauftragt,
Dem 5taatsiefretdr 81 bebeuten, GeileD
wiir0e in Wien gelelfdaftlid ignDrirt
tperoeu, ba bic oOrtige fatbulifhe WeIt
leiae, Dhne einen pdnitli9en Dispens
nit elmer Sioin einaeganseue gbe fur
feline gultige balteu, fomit Srau 9eitsp
niht als feline 6rau anieben miirbe.
gs beiBt ia iiber oiefen punft in Der
Mittbeilnng bes friiberen @eianeten
Jraneis m6rtli6: nOeiterrei1 1T toIes
rant, fam absr feine seieaidaftliden
&egelu poridreiben." Daburh bottle
man in Mien, Qerrn &eilep abf1reden
5u f6nnen, aber Baron S11fer ging a1
8aparb fin unb beutete ibm an, bic
6iferrei6ii6e Regierung ipoae GeileD
ni6t, neil feline 6rau cine Sibir tpdre.
Saraufbin proteitirte 8aparb i'm Na=
men Der @etpiHensfreibeit, tporauf Der
6iferrei9if9e Miniffer bes Meubern err
fldrte, bic 6iterrei9iide &esierung bes
riibre ~feinespegs be Grage Der @etpiIs
fensfreibeit, unb erfldrte gIei93eitig
aud, bab Baron SHdfer elm Nerieben
began9en babe. Ment Galnotp 1i1
tueniger 5iplomatii9 bdtte ausoriden
molten, 70 miiroe er ~pabrI9einli9
Dummbeit ober gielei seiagt baben.
Sene Saetloigfeit Sddfers f6eint
6enn aud bic llrfa1e feiner Mbberu=
flung geuefen gu fem. Sopiel ftebt fef,
boB 9err BON S9dfer ii9 eben 10 tpes
Mig, ooer bielei9t nod piel tueniger
gum Oiplomaten eignet, dig Serr u.
M. Retlep, iiber befen nGa1" bic &c
ten nun bofsntll9 geidlofen fein mer=
ben. Sie @enugtbuung bat 4 meniez
tens, Monate lang BON ii6 reben &c.
maht au baben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-12-31
Sin tpaubeluoes sfefett.

Wr. 9. Sprlnaer bon Meaaniesbuse, pa. 4.
fdreibt SD ipar nit Qunaenfieber unb gbieeT
Bee eunas bebaftet unb Al cincm panbelnben
Sfelctt berabgefommen. SD erbielt cine Strobe.
aaI6e bon Or. aiusS fem 9iseobsrb for Con-
fnfnption, tuelde mir 10 mohl tetanl, bas i'd
eire Dollar Slaihe taufte. Ma4bem ib brei
folder 6lafden uerbraud)t bate. mar i'd wieber
elm Wuun Der feine @eiunbbeit bolltanbia er.
lan9t nne autsn appeiit bate. Meir @ewinn
an Bieiid bstruo As gfunb.
Dan b%srIanae bon VI. s reib cine Strobe
aaide biefes geipiHen 9eiImittels aller Quuaen
frantbsiten. @rose Giai9sn 81.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-12-31

User iebt @elb iparen unb fid eleid,eitia bic
@enustbunns beridaTen mill, in 8efb pabr.
bait rseller vs. are su 9eIangen, Der beIude
9arrn y u ms @ein. uaO Giearrenbanb.
lung. ST Iiefert @ud pofitib bic 8eipeiie fur
Die Asdtbeit ieinsr importirtsn nnb einbeimi.
ld,en Wetne. 9iauore unO giaarren unb bas CT
o~teielesn biaiser als iraeno elm @boIefale Saus
in oher auberbalb Gun autonio ~perfauft.
Banm 1T snii6loien, bis gum |. Sauuar ouf-
saraumen nno ieinen aunben ben @usen feiner
Wfabnabmeu auiOmmen gu laisn. l,1otsM
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-12-31
Weme Waaren.

ltnermiiblid in feinem gifer, bas Bette gu
bieten, mas Der Marft Iiefert, bat Der betannte
6 9ubbanbIer 3err JAS. MARTIN ei.
men neuen Iorratb bon Damea- unb Rinber.
Sduben einselest, Der Aues ibertrift, mas mir
bisber in bieier 8rande faben. Die banbse.
ndbten Sdube finb BON elmer 2ei9tiateit unb
elesana, UNI ieben Gub, tpouten fagen iebes
Giibden, gu aieren. @ir eriuden bic Damen,
fi9 Die neuen Baaren an3ufeben anb fe tuerben
nit ms tbereinfttmmen, bab Sas. Martin fei.
men &uf, ber faftionabIe Sdubb6nbIer unierer
Stabt 80 fein, aufre1t erbdlt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-12-31

.Velvetine Powder" Dief
Prdparation tpurbe 3uerft in Der preubif1er
Mrmee 9egen berbrabte unb g~rinbige GaSe, ae.
gen bas @unbreiten ober Wnnblaufen, aeaer
Yridelbibe unb ale Der lleberbituns bes 8latei
ent'pringenbem 9autfranfbeiten anaeipanbt
Ola elm Vulber fur 3inber itebt es uniaibertrof.
fen ba. @reis rs Gents. Wrdparirt unb aun
@ertanf bel ". DreiS MIamo Drug Store
Gan Mntonio.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-12-31

SD uerfu6te SongaIine als ar3.
mel bel elmer iuHgen Dame. tpeIhe an
acltsrbeumatiideu Gieber. Nnfdlen lit;
mad gebrau6 bon bier un3sn trat 6eis
lung elm. SD CLAUDE. biefes Wittel
peroient ales ibm gefpenbete Sob.
.. u. @upton fem, SO. o., Siour
@itp, Soma.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-12-31

Mur nod 2 Monate bis aun, l. Sanuar unb
Bis babtn sietet iid bic @elesenbeit bel s ar b
y a U m au Der Commerce ; Straben . Bride,
edte Ieine. vs. )isfeps, 8raubies unb gisarren
81 fpottbiaisen Prei en- au faufen. Seer fir
elnen Dollar ipertt @aaren fauft, erbdlt cine
ebanee in Der 9otterie fur 2 pradtbole Gel.
aemaloe IN @olorabmen gratis. 0ie @emdIoe
iino iebt i'm @ei9afte ausseftelt. 1,10t3M
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-12-31
0rpbire ea ieIbf.

Ser 8eipeis fir bic Site bes @ubbins beiteb
nidt i'm Rauen bes @arnes, fonbern in 8e.
niisune Der @~elesenbeit gum @erfoften be1el.
ben. s. &alteber 6 @on, Die Npotbeter, baben
cine Rrobefai9e bon Or. 8pianto's Sufen.
mne eunsen. 9 hrnp, fur Seben, Der nit 9uiten,
@rfaltunsen, aitbma, Sdwinbiu@t ober Gun.
seutranfbeit seplast lit.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-12-31

= Jorttpdbrenb nimmt bic 3abl Der
8erebrer bon Dr. Aug. R6n.ig' 8
6amburger Sropen gu. SIS
giebt aud ni9ts 8eferes geger 9pss
peplie, 2eber= unb Nierenleiben unb
Blutfranfbeiten. Sn aaen Mpotbefen
au haben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-12-31

Feiles S~arsaparilla" fur
aGe BIut. unb Sauttranf5eiten. Rurirt bic
f6limniten Sale bon BIutOeraiftung bis sur
Der Etitette. Gabritirt bon Der Mlamo Drifts
COMPANY unb gum @erfauf an @ieberberfdufer
uno an Rribatperionen bel q. 9reif, Gan
Mnt0uio.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-12-31

Dead Shot @erep @orm 9ini.
ment iuirft fiber unb fdneu. Dtefes Eminent
t0otet Die @irmer ausenblidlid bdIt GIiesen
ab unb beiIt bic @unbe. SIN @afer aufaeI0f
it es elm ausse3eidnetes SeilmitteI gesen irsenb
peI9e @unben beim @ieb. EreiS SO gents.
Yrdparirt unb gum 8ertanf bel U. Drei6,
San Mntonio. 1876 tutu
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= Na6oem bic gngldnber f6on
glaubten, 8irma miiblps erobert au ia.
ben, MAIDEN fi6 iegt-pie aus Gaus
goOn gemelpet mirb-4nsei6en bemerf.
bar, bab bic b6llise Sccupation bes
2anbes auf Wiberitanb itoBen ipirb.
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-DhotpQraphien. peIhe in GaIIc

-pbofo9rapbien, uel9e in Gall a.
@aIIerie, Alb on 0oufon=
StraBe genommen meroen, finb III
ieber 9inli9t pplIfommet unb f6nnert
ni9t itbertrofen tperben. Mer eine
bor5igli9e photographic au mdBigem
Yreiie tpIni6t, benz empfeblen mir mad
Ganatpaps @alerie gu geben, uno ct
pirb aufriebengeifelt merben.
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@umma. -. 5000, 297 1854 1862

9as finb getpiB erltaunli6e 3ablen,
UNI 10 mebr nod, rpenn man bebenft,
oaB fie it'd muir auf 8 Stdote beaieben
unb auf bic tur5e 3eit BON niGt gang
3tDei Wonaten. Golden 3ablen gez
geniiber eri6eint es erfldrli9, tpenu
5irit Bismard-um NIT benz @eneral=
conful Sacob Miler BON Grauffurt a.
Sc. gu reben = fi9 bor benz Smport
amerifauii6en S9meine1eif9es bei=
nabe ebenio fir6tet, tpie Dor Der gin>
fubr = amerifanif@er Sheen!
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Nm. $. Cnttcrfine & 9p..

plumbers u. @ass6itters,
1856 Of-Souiontrase, Gan s~lntonio. Babe.
%ipannen, Stursbdoer, @aiierelofets, Marmor.
Summit dldude, 8Ieis unb @iienr0b.
rem, 8ierapparate nno @asfxtureS aler grt.
Nae auftrdse iueroen prompt aussefabrt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-12-31

= Me, 0ersnisen an elmer gemiitbz
li6en partie Billiard finbet, Der beiu6e
@Iart's Billiard gale, Scr. 9
IL, MlamO 9traBe. 8ur3isli6e @e=
ie1ihaft, Z Slide.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-12-31

aaT ginen sroBen Dorratb bon fer
tigen 9errenfIeibern- 6o9=
seits= uno @eieqf6afts= Nnaiige Spe3iali-
tdt = finbet man bel Yaneoat &
Sobn. Aualitdt por3hgli9; preife
bilig.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-12-31

- 8riibs unb 8ranbmunben, 9er=
r~enfungen unb Q%uetihungen, iiber.
bdupt ale duberen S6meraerl lperoen
burd st. Safobs Del fiber gebeiIt.
Gini5ig Gents bic Glafde.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-09-14
FINE TAILORING,

We would like to tell
everybody about our New
Styles of fine good for Fall
We have a very full assort-
ment of Foreign and Bones
tic Suitipgs, Coatings, Over
coatings and Trouserings.
These goods are of the very
best makes and we ave fully
prepared to make them up
in fi;st-class manner and
latest styles. Our extensive
trade warrants US in buying
largely, thereby giving the
best terms. We have a large
force of TAilors 81 Cutters.
We use the best trimmings
and do the finest work, 80
that we feel sure of being
able TO guarantee sa,isiac-
ton. Ready made clothing.
We have our Fall stock
ready, much it our own
make. Bring along the
boys, We have many new
styles of garments for them
You know our prices are al.
ways the very lowest.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-09-14

If better times do oveItake the coun-
try, n,thing will be due the present al
minis ration for them. Those who are
starting up iron works and sending the
thrill OF increased industry thrcug hout
all branches Of manufactures, are evi.
IDENTIFY doing 80 in the face o. strong
effort TO be made to reduoe the tariff by
the incoming Congress, aud thereby
lessen the protection given % American
industries. The political t.lk OF the
hour Is that Congressman Mi L., If
Texas, Hewitt OF New y ok, Carlisle Of
Kentucky, and NJ prison Of Illinois, all
free traders, are eng Agsd III preparing
tariff and regenue bills 10 introduce
into Congress as soon as i. meets and
organizes in December. Evidently
manufactures are depending upon
Senate, which is still Republican, to
break the force o. these Ireetrite move
ments.
No doubt, when our man irer'orie.
all get into operation, with full c III pie
ments of labor, an attempt will DC III I'd,
to give the credit OF it to D7mu ratio
administration, but the attempt will
ouly end in morIif cation 10 that party
Even should there be an Increase Q
labor, 1t will be many day befor
wages for workingmen will he az higl
as they were during twenty four year
of Republican rule. The agitation 0
the tariff, which has resulted in re
ducing duties on large humble Of al
ticles, has also resulted in relu sin
wages proportionate!7. Another reduC
xixn ~ nttaa muat rp5bf. IN atil ar
other reduction of wages, and 80 o
until the great promised good time b
the Democrats win come when til
United s a.es and England will e,
change commodities equal, and whe
wales will also have TO be equa
We would then have free trade at lar
inst what the Democrats have for yea
been working for, and ~has wo1k.i
men acting with the Democrats ha,
been voting for.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-09-14
w ANAMAkER's.

PHILADELPHIA, Monday, sept. II, 1855
An enormously heavy.
looking big-cord ottoman,
60 inches wide, with a lu trr
and shade that make it look
like velvet cord-the cord is
round and full-$8 a yard.
1t is going to be knc wn as
Bengaline. 1t isn't heavy
very soft and nonresident
a hat-coid ottoman, all
silk and quite as heavy as
the Bengaline; and the core
is as wide without the velv.,
look ; 22-inch, S2.25 ano
So so. Tn latter has a lit
tie more silk in the warp
you'll scarcely see the differ
ence.
Southwest from the center.
The quickest gay decora
ton we have in dress stuff
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-09-14

THE fourth failure in the internA-
tional yacht race took place on Satur-
day, for want OF sufi Client wind to fill
the sails, and the race was postponed
until Tuesday, but the second race of
tie three will come off to day, provided
the winds are favorable. From present
appearances there will be d fth failure,
IL here Ia no more breeze in New York
waters than there Ia in the vicinity Of
Wilmington. But young storm at
this stason Of the year is very uncer'
tain quantity, ana before noon the sea
IN Ay be dashed into pillows. The hang
gu qualities of the yachtsmen are OF the
! trs, order, as they seem determined u
stick to it and fight 1t out on that line 4
| 1t takes all winter. The Puritan still
remains the favored yacht, all the tria.
giving increased confidence that sh
will win the race by large odds.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-09-14

THE Novelties Exhibition, which is
TO open to- morrow in tho franklin In
s:ltu.e, Philadelphia, promises to prove
even more atsra Stive to the public than
the Electrical Exhibition of last year.
All old inventions are excluded and
only new and fresh ones admitted -
The m Anagement had only provided tor
four hundred entries, but more than
fl ve hundred applications wer received
The classification permits the entry OF
almost anything, If it is only new and
novel. This shout and will insure at
fractions that will not die out in til,
xix weeks or more that the exhibition Il
to be kept open.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-09-14

THE local political chauldron is not 80
much stirred as to WHO shall be COL
lector OF the port Of Wilmington
rs to who will be deputy oollec-
tor Of the port to succeed j. b. Clark
son, who will soon take his position In
the new Central National Bank. The
two candidates whose names are used
most prominently for the office are
Edward Singles, the cigar manufactures
and Charles Kyle, Singles claims to be
the pure, nadulterated, genuine Bour-
bon Dem ocratic article STAN ped with the
real Bayard label, and wears, or ought
to wear, brass coat OF the swallow
tail order, with blue buttons. Kyle 10 a
little liberal in his politics, decidedly
friendly to Mr. Lore, wears, or ought
to wear, blue overalls. The contest is
an interesting one, but Kyle seems to
have the heaviest end of the lever 30
far as popular opinion goes, but there
is no knowing how hard Secretary
BAyard may bear down on the Other
end in favor of his friend Singles.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-09-14
How IN. Grants were Cheated.

How the Grautp were Chooeod.
Although Ii looked bad at first, there
is nobody now really believes that any
Of the Grant family were privy to the
dishonest financial management OF
Ward and Warner. Ward, In the
searching exa animation to which he has
been su tj eoted, has admitted enough to
remove the my stery which so long hung
around this gigantic swindle. He saw
that the Grants had money, and that
they were Of confiding, trustful ma
tute, and he was not long In ingratiating
himself into their favor. 1t was then
without diff Guilty shat the firm OF Grant
mud Ward was organized, the latter the
lang spirit, offering large interests and
profSs to all who brought money to
their office. The name of the Grants
was used 10 induce others to invest
money. The Grants knew nothing OF
how the business was conducted
Ward, who had control OF everything,
permitted them to draw large profits
monthly, and with this they were sails
lied. They did not know that they
were the STOOL pigeons to bring how OF
money into the trims Golfers.
Here Is where Che contracts OF Ward
and Warner com menced. contracts
with no other purpose in view than to
get the money Of the Grants and other
depositors into Warmers hands, and
then Warner was to look out for and
taks care Of Ward if he got into trouble
by 1t. Ward would borrow money
from Warner to pay back deposits from
the Grants, allo wing Warner twenty to
forty per cent. interest a month. SO
long ~ the Grants and other dupes
could b. persuaded to pay inio the firm
OF rant aud Ward, Ward would pay
over to Warner his contract obliga'
tions. By this system the Grants were
soon drained OF their cash, and then the
crash came.
Ward denies that he had any col
lu.ion with Warner, but he evidently
lies The ia IT that he turned over 10
Warner nearly six hundred thou sand
dollars worth OF property, for return
of that much OF Grant & Wards bonds
which he knew very we'll were worth
less, Is proof of collision between them,
w dEu Clhllu5 W 10 HShhiioo', oNs 80
lives In luxury at Ludlow street jail, Al
An expense, tits said, Of five thousand
| dollars a year. Who has the money t
keep him in su6h luxury but Warner
The mysterious Warner has not ye
been driven from his hiding place, bu
he is bound 70 appear in the history o
this swindlins drama IL he can b
found. Is Is very clear that Ward wa
the man who stole the money as fast a
it came into the office OF Grant an'
Ward, and then passed 1t over to War
ner, and the latter is now keeping hin
In luxury in jail, and as soon as War
gets out OF the clutches OF the law, Their
will be division OF the swag. unles
Warner carries out his role Of cheatiD
people out OF their money by cheatin
Ward, too.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-09-14

So assured have tie Irish-Americsns
Of this country become Ct an Irish Par
lament, If .er the order of the Grattan
parliament, the last Ire land ever had,
that at q meeting of frish-A uerican )
Yesterday in Chicago, 500 was sub.
scribei and S., 900 pledged Tor such a
Parliament.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-09-14
WANAMAKRR'a.

lis fine soft plain serge en-
broidered with mAny-col-
|ored heavy leaves and flow
ers. These strong but not
always brilliant figures are
made OF little loops OF wool
punched closely together,
color crowding color, solid
masses OF leaf and flower.
The wide spaces between set
of the embroidery splendid
ly. SIPS to s.. Plain stuff
to match, ST..
1t may disappear before
you are ready to buy.
Southeast from the center.
The hustle question is set
tied.
There are a few things in
the world that seem so ex-
actly right that nobody thinks
|of every seeing them better.
One Of them is the friction
match; another, the ice
cracker for breaking ice into
disable pieces 4; another, the
Hartshorn roller tor window
shades another, a con6iv-
ance for giving a woman
comfort and ease and grace
with her skirts. 1t is called,
as it is, the Perfection hustle.
There were a thousand differ
ent ustlesyesterday. They're
done with to-day. This coil
lof nickeled and lacquered
wire is the one that is going
to last. IS cents; and will
wear so long that you needn't
think OF a new one tor
months 10 come.
West Of Arcade, 1919 and "a Chestnut.
The Irish rule the linen
world whether Ireland or
mot. Whatever the Irish set
tout to do in linen they beat
the rest OF the world in.
Some things they don't care
to do. That leaves US &C.
casion to roam over Europe
ltor liners. But for the finest
linen effects there's nowhere
but Ireland.
Il Richardson, Sons and
eIOwden send us sets of table
r cloths and napkins, which
:, bear us out. All the pat
e terms are new. Severa
.lgrades as to fneness ano
a and even the finest have {
I body not found in non-Irisf
5 lime linens. Almost fu'
. measure-quite as to length
ia cloth will hem its tul
r length; that is, it is more
than full measure long; i
: Hacks an inch or two in width
= How much pleasanter i
d would be to say full measure
II without a word OF qualItica
1T ton the generous Irisl
E heart might have had tn
oil credit.
at Whatever the Irish set on
"a to do in linens nobody els
g, is going to touch. The Gel
to mans make as fine ; but thin
IL ~ The Scotch are far behind
rs and look out for length an
he width as we'll as thickness !!
Money will 60 further
In rs buying the work of inexpel
I'VE countries Of course, if tn
an am buying is skilfully done.
nd Southwest from the centre.
for We were never quite {
IAN fortunate in Marseilles bee
' Of spreads all through. Near
md all are English. America
a aSr are good enough but n
a is $50 well bleached, eth
brown or drowned with blu
for A spread at S. IS is as fl
l' OF as you will find else whe
,i9u Tor SO or ST.
lWest from Arcade steps.