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The oasis., 1893-11-02

The wages of the chenille workers at Philadelphia have been reduced forty per cent, or nearly one-half The famous print cloth mills at Fall Fall River, Massachusetts, are again talking of shutting down as conse- quence Of the continued light demand for their goods. notwithstanding their employes are nov working on a reduction Of from to 20 per cent. in their wages The Granite-cutters National Union claims that the eight hour law is not being observed on gov ernment buildings at Lewiston, Me, and Washington, D. c.
The oasis., 1893-11-02
$l,OOO REWARDl Proclamation by the Governor.

TERRITORY or ARIZONA, EXECUTIVE DEP'r To All to Whom These Presents shall Come. Greeting
 WHEREAS, Information from authentic sources has been received by me that Frank W. Oury, citizen of Tucson, Pima county. was murdered at Arivaca. n the said County, on the lgth of september, 1893, by some person or persons unknown;
 Now, thcreforesI, Charles NJ. Bruce, Acting Governor of Arizona. by virtue of the power and authority in me vested, do hereby offer a reward of One Thousand Dollars for the ar rest and conviction of the person or persons who committed the aforesaid murder. IN WITNESS WHEREOF have hcreunto set my ---e-- hand and caused the Great Seal of SEAL. Sthe Territory to be affixed. - Done at Phpnix, the capital, this iwoaty-first day of September, ls9S
 CHAs. M BRUCE, Attest; Acting Governor,
 r. B. nEvERRux,
 Assistant Secretary of Arizona.
The oasis., 1893-11-02

Last week Chicago couple were married at the top of the Ferris big wheel.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-06-11

stillman. says In a. letter to Forest and Sfrean
that October and November IL the most con.
venient time TO ship them. Mr. Anderson has
Europe. Those. already sent TO the United
States will be followed by many others. IL is
S S to tT pds bsss ne not e1
ceedipE two or three per cent; In me m9nRo-
liam pheasant and cnpercailzie are found two
game birds Of great value to refbn e p6eassnt
10 already established with us. and without
question the other will soon follow.
As an instance OF the enormous amount OF
frozen game which heretofore has been stored
in Massachusetts. for sale during the close
season, a certain dealer In Boston. previous to
the passage OF the law putting an end TO THIS
business, sent away to place OF security
$4,000 quafls.
Attention was called by THE Sun at the time
to the appearance Of flne grossbeaks on the
south side OF Long Island In the month OF
February. They disappeared as mysteriously
as they came, after stop Of few days. On
the 10th OF May these birds returned on their
flight, 1t is to be presumed. northward. Inelr
stay was equally as brief as during the winter.
Migration to higher ATTITUDES does not appear
to be essential to the grossbeaks Tor propaga..
tion, as IL 10 reported from New Mexico that
they nest there during the mont oil June.
Why they should migrate, except TO procure q
certain quality OF food. Ia not exactly apparent
Some English gunmakers have produced
rife bullet which promises to be as deadly as
an explosive projectile. The bullet. which Is
OF. 3o3 cslIbro, has four slots extraordinarily
through the nickel case. in which II Is envel-
oped. Tor about flve-eiehths Of an inch midway
between the point and butt, When the bullet
strikes an object tho nickel case expands In
ectile 10 adopted for military purposes 1t will
nfict a wound OF terrible dimensions.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-06-11
GRABBING IN IANGIER soUyn
ms season that Maryland Crnbme
Invade Virginia Water.


hard upon the heels Of the annual oyster
.n ai ~ .he waters OF Tangier Sound has come
,ne sou. shell crab war. Tangier Sound IA n
oloau. swallow arm OF the Chesapeake, lying
-i Wtnin the jurisdiction OF Maryland.
; WITHIN that OF Virginia. The curiously
,n."s boundary line through the Sound is
Aeu w ouoys. and 1t Is traditional that you
"te never sure In any twenty four hours OF the
oysterine season Just where this line will nm
90 the piratical oystermen Of either State do
not hesitate to violate Scripture by the removal
VI boundary marks when an Inconvenience
puoy seems to interfere with their natural
fiE 1 TO take oysters wherever they are found.
Inc Clustering season is over In both States
now put the soft-shell crab season has set in
sMhu me virglnians have been shooting at
ters h,sorSMh VINO catch crabs in Virginia wa
were frnl nOu ti, the waters Of Taneler Sound
non ioneh tnick Few months ago. they have
now NOV taken on their semi-tropicaI warmth. and
are are fsMarmtng with the marine life that makes
man Crabs are especially pien,iinl N the
chesapeake and its tributaries. and the so ,e
s in,d , crab business has recently dereloped
town of Crlsfleld in Somerset conniy !, ack Thee
e wa,eFf Of Tsngiar and Pocomok Sounds
as tho p eEs,' to to the 6Gssed market and
tempting this early ne seasoS Sret tSa Mar,
land a., Srabbers invade Virginia territory IN
i've OF the Virginia authorities has wit6dpawn
from from Pocomoke Sound. but shots are occni
s sSnsdy i,e a. a. the n Tanser
ass,eording to local tradition within six 6S oar:
as as'ef true ns has shed his she'll saved
yond the MARYLAND line they are doing the viz Is.
iap r no re FL damnge since the waters are
the naked crabs being taken in tina NV t ~.
Vtrgnians themselves, 0A 40 'iiae w 'he
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-06-11
MUMYOM WINS
His Rheumatism Cure Declared
a Positive Success.
Not q Penny to Pay for the Fullcss
Medical Examination.

r-.., -. -,
Two thousand eight hundred and snv7n,v.
nine estimonials have been received sin,ctL,
inNo',ks'ion naao oS 'no I'fSS from i'.''o
VINO declare that they havo been poslI, y
cured OF rheumatism or greatly r,'..,,
sboutro that N,nron,. pi,,,,.,.,, '''''
s.n, 49, t,,. ,'.e"ii,''SW 'N's
fails TO eject cure or relief In only lcrr.gL
OF the patients who used tho J5.,sssor','. %"
Tbe Central tbouoht ~ mt ro,,. l.'.'
a. ~ s,.,n es,, arO,sa S ~ ti''S now movement
70 20 SUI ICY ,Sp' Isl ',on. MrNrG we
Moms. any person ~ IL, Iish OF po9r "d or yuuU1.
MeieHne hS[e 70 ,he uest ~ Ic" oi chi ous
phystIuhs- w pny is Whn'Si,, u,nn. Wal Nt
aecepted. no mauter now difficult tn case.
no ma,'cr nVM nhu tTn III tno hh'sl,,d1 tub
he thorough IL viii be obsssivtSSjiS WIZ on.y
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-06-11
THE MURMURING SEA.
It Was n Pretty Fancy, but n Bright School
boy Tumbied Il with . TumbIer

""S @'"S" ~ WIN 1uuuIeT
-They used to tell me when was boy, ("
said a mddle-aged man. that II I would hold
mp to my ear sea shell OF certain kind
would hear in 1t the murmuring OF the sea. I
have tried 1t many times and 1t never failed.
Now comes my son. a boy OF II. who holds
up tumtier az the dinner table and says:
MUIR
with mine: and. bless my heart! there's the
And then the boy goes on to talk about
the sound In the tumbler, aud all that SORT Of
thing, And say to myself IT'S fne thing, no
OF the present generation are getting; and
, yet am not altogether pleased 70 have, one OF
tn" sas;nIntest q o,d frneies disposed Of so
drlnE out OF, but think I'd rather have M
sea murmurings out o' u sea she'll" 49,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-06-11
4 SMALL FLEET IN n LIGHT WIND.
The Iroquois and Lascn Hnve n Smart
Brush in the Lnrchmont's Regatta.

The Iroauoi. and Lascn Have n Smart
Brush in the Lnrchmont's Regatta.
Beyond an exciting brush at the finish be-
tween the schooners Lasca and Iroouois. there
was little to interest yachtsmen at the annual
spring regatta OF the Larchmont Yacht Club on
Long Island Sound yesterday.
j. Rogers Maxwelrs new schooner yacht
Emerald was expected to be on hand to try
conclusions with the Iroauois and Lasca. but
as she injured her centrebroard few days
ago in coming to anchor, she was forced to go
on the dry dock for repairs. The special
feature OF the regatta was the performance Of
the new Herreshofr flyer Bonnie Doom. owned
by Arthur Glib. She beat the fam Gus 46- footer
Wasp on time allowance.
In majority OF the classes there
was only one starter. To mako q
race the Regatta Committee moved the
oo6s Sareus Sizes
There was va iSst the faintest suspicion
the yachts .G ge hs ss. fna ITO t. ' froano S%
crew Of the MORAN 1selin cup dasiendeT; wPs
io f ed By the the Az.la Ramona Vi.tor Lasca
s5S SssS. basS sas BSa the Pixie
boat Il in 1o Hampstead Rsrbor thence to STAKE
course. The smaller schooners and sloops
went to Hampstead harbor and Captains
Island. and the cats went to Matinicock Point
and back.
to the first ark. then spinnakers were set to
starboard for the long run to Stamford. Just
before the .schooners reached the Stamford
mark the wind shifted. and nice little breeze
came In from the southeast. The yachts
rounded the stakehoat and started re home
gu0is, s:QS:40: Rsmon 7s, 3i;lo:27: DAuntless.
1t was q dead beat back to- Hampstead.
After short hitch in shore all tho yachts
made long leg toward the Long Island shore.
The Lasca and IroQuois soon drew away from
tho rest OF the feet and . splendid race be-
tween the two was tho result. tho line being
crossed Just twenty-four seconds apart The
Iroquois. however. won easily on time allow
ance.
The Wasp. which is PAINTED white this year.
seems Just as fast as ever. and will undoubt- |
edly give Mr.. Fosters new Carmita good race |
when they meet Tho regatta officials were |
J ohm F. Lovejoy. Otto sarony. and Gerard NJ. |
Barretto The summaries:
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-06-11
II soa.ln.law Carroll In tn. w.v,

Justice Bartlett Of the Supreme Court In
brooklyn has directed the Excise Commits.
sioners to show cause why they will not grant
q license to David M. Gibbs fer saloon at 800
Pr. A, +. Carroll who lives ia Washineton
r LARK around tho corner. and doesn't want a
enough through Hugh McLaughiin' his
iather-in-law. 10 prevent the granting of the
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-06-11
The Harlem Club had very easy victory over ths |
St. George A G. at Central Park The scores;
Total.


The Morris Park second team placed a victorv 10
their credit IN the second eleven championship series
Al Prospect Park The score; Morris Park 49, Kings
had sirtsdi contest az Prospect PARK in the sec.
more came out ahead by 81 runs The scors nrnnI o
Iyn second eleven. 115; New Jersey a. G.. second
eleven, So " =" ~
Al rrospsct Park the Staten Island A. C. defeated
The kept up their good record in In. ,scora
section OF the league yesterday by defeating the
The score was to "a 49, '~
Tho Harlem and Victoria second elevens played a
draw game At Central Park yesterday which was
made notable By A. Bournes good innings for ~ The
score wasi Harlem. l1b: Victoria 20 " - any
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-06-11

The Wheeler deck plate piercing shells fred
on Friday at the steel plate target on Sandy
Hook were dug from the sand yesterday
morning. II was found that the point OF tho
first shell had remained uninjured. in spite of
the fact that three-auarters OF the shell was
shattered into bits By the force OF the blow.
The second shell. hrsd with even greater
charge. was discovered to be absolutely UNI
hurt and capable OF being fred at the plate
second time. A test of two more Wheeler
shells will DO made on Tuesday.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-06-11
Ghifaan advertisements.
International Columbian DIRECTORY.

Downtown headquarters for Worlds Fair Visitor,
ladies parlors, reception rooms. lobby reading AMI
writing rooms. Information bureau. postal de yGry
safety deposit messenger ana guides and every col
venience hrstclAsA
We have compiled for the accommodation Of our
members list OF 10000 rooms IN private houses
hoten city and suburbs. by the day. week. and mOnth
at lowest prices from 81. 60 $50 Parties
engaging rooms OF us havo free use of headquar'r
Special attention to for large parties
SEND stamps for any Information desired any
}eeS VIII our Sz:paRe souvenir. INTERNAlIuNAL
fnR
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-06-11
BrIush Chs.. Player. Bent.u.

LONDON. June 1o.-in the chess match be-
tween the London British Cless Club and tho
Paris Cercie DIES Echoes. played at Paris. the
British players were beaten By four and one.
bali to two and ops-halt games,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-06-11
Requisition for Indicted General Electric
Officers.

HoquIsItion Tor Indicted General Electric
Officers.
HARRISBURG. Pa. Juno 10.-Gov. Tattison
this afternoon heard argument on the appII-
cation for a reauisition for the officers OF tho
General Electric Company OF New York. who
were indicted in the pittsburgh courts for
Company. John Dalzell. for the Westiug.
house. showed that Messrs. Clark and Iiam'I.
ton. two Of the indicted parties were In this
State at the time Of the alleged offence. and
John X Read insisted that requisition could
only be issued for, thoss two. as the others in
dtcted were in New York and Boston. NJ
Dalzell agreed to this, and the requisition will
be issued for Clark and Hamilton.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-06-11
THE ROCHESTER,

first.class European hotel with cafe attached cor
ner 23d ST. and South Park av and in the choicest
fSsncs "a di.5ict oyerooE!ng Lake Michigan hnf biloxi
main line to tho Worlds Fair with trains rum ns
every thirty seconds also street and cable
WITHIN TWO blocks running Always reaching the hlsL
ness district. Worlds Fair theatres In few minutes,
ready 70 contract with parties desiring rstclass
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-06-11
Tho Fastest Paesrs In the World to Com.
pete.

BUFFALo,J June 10.-The great free for all pac-
ing stake race at tho Grand Circuit m Getting at
the Buffalo Driving Park has filed Among the
entries are Mascotts, :04; Hal Pointer. :O4l,,
race will be held on Thursday. Aug. 3. and
the purse TO tho first horse Will be $4,000
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-06-11
CRICKET

cricket match OF the Metropolitan District Crckes
Leagues champ ionship series WIS contested ves,.rd
afternoon on the wicket Of the New Jersey Oval n,
Bergen Point The score.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-06-11

:, The winners were, Class 4, sSe,hooners, =.
Iroquois class d. W. @. Brokaw's viator: class
!. schooner Fennell LA: class s. sloops; E. 4.
Coleman's Wasp; class 9, Euryba: class q
Hazen Morse's Kitty: class 10. Oswald San
derson's Pixie: class IL: Aimirai cl b. r.
special class G, c. Oliver Iselin's IroQuois;
Commodore's cup. Bonnie Doom.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-06-11
Happy's Bees Fine Performance Over =
HnIf-nile Track.

BALTIMORE. June 10.-The last day Of the
meeting at the Gentleman's Driving Park and
the close OF the Philadelphia and Baltimore
circuit was remarkable for the fine perform
ance OF Happy Bee. who trotted mile to beat
2:1S and finished strong in 2:17H.
The mare was accompanied by running
horse. but required no urging. trottinR all tho
way without a skip or wayer. Happy Bee Is q
Maryland tred horse. by Happy Russell. out Of
Beeswing and previous to this performance
had a record OF 2:l7ts, ade on a mile track.
The regular card Of the day, consisting Of
Of contest, the favorite winning each event
In straight heats. The summarizes:
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-06-11
Two RIleys Get Wet

A tramp fell into tho river Mt the foot n, Inv
street last night. Policeman Edward Riley
went overheard after him and got him out
The tramp WAS Thomas Hley.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-06-11

Great Exposition Flyer leaves Grand Central station
Sr. N; arrives Chicago 10 next morning via New
foTk Central Extra faro only s6.-Adv, Nv"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-06-11

one OF the editors OF a Providence, r L.
newspaper recently made o photograph of a
woodcock upon the nest. The editor cana
upon 1t by accident The wings OF the bird
were extended. entirely ooncealing the nest,
which was a mere depression In the ground
1t contained four eggs Of buff color covered
with blotches OF brown. The celebration Of the
wooacoek blended SO tremendously with that
OF the SURROUNDINGS that had 1t not been for
On accidental glimpse Of its eyes It Would
have been passed nnnoticed. A field dog
which accom- panied the editor gave no indica.
tlon OF ITS proximity. which leads him
the power OF Withholding scent. 10 tsst 1Iis
matter more fully. the next day the sdi,ns
visited the spot accompanied by four setter
ths bird had beea SrHs sae until after
cured tive negativss. but when they were de-
yeloped. although the surroundings were dis
tinctly recorded, merely a small Irregular
object indicated the woodcock on the nest.
Forest and Stream records the arrival I'm tb,s
country Of brace OF capercailzie from swa-
den. This is believed to be the first importa.
ton OF those birds. They are the propsrtv q,
Mr. D. F. Stillman Of Rhode Island, who pro.
poses to breed from them. The capereailzis
Is the largest Of the grouse family, almost
equal In size to the turkey. The male. which
Is tho larger. sometimes attains a weight
oi fifteen pounds. This bird is found In Eu-
rope, from Spain to the North Cape. 1t was
was exterminated. 1t has beer rentroduced
by the propristors Of the great estates
= The Highlands. The .capercailzie is
our climate "'faa'Rs sa "a: y' dcmsst
range where DR. trees are found. Mr. X Sd.si
ION o.. Pwedsu. who sent these birds to Mr..
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-06-11

Iothi ,lUD
The Norris Park team re,
defeat at the hands Of the
IL. Smith, chief officer o
proved the stumbling bloch
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-06-11

County st George Clubs had
* yesterday. tho New iorks
The score:
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-06-11

eived a rather unexpected
Tho batting OF
the steamship Majestic,
The score:
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-06

They Are Now Members or the Jef-
frrson Club
Dudley O. Watson Of Coopersville.
high chief wire puller OF the state board
of referees. and Ihad b. Preston OF
lonia. head bottle holder. were initiated
into the Jefferson club last night and
are nov licensed TO sat in the ante-room
and play pedro with other Jeffersonians
without removing their hats. The
privilege 81 smoking the Coroner's Joy
Hasannas. 80 popular with members OF
the club. is also delegated % them. and
they may putf the fragrant weeds in the
council chambers OF the most high.
After the applications OF the two distin.
guished democrats had been read the
rules we're suspended and the applicants
wore unanimously elected TO member
ship. Upon the suggestion Of |. NJ.
Turner. however. they will DO expected
to pay their dues just the same as the
members from de six ward Alto
gether this vas the most important bust
ness 90 the meeting
Mr.. Maher again brought up the mat
ter Of the clubs moving into the Shep-
ard block. aud the matter was left IN
the hands OF the committee. The dis
cussion between l. vi. Turner aud Will
IAN Hathaway was postponed until!
another meeting. Fully fifteen demo
Gratis were present at last nights session
and the club adjourned until next Tues
day evening.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-06

The executive committee - the board
- trade eli h0sd meeting ia the
board rooms tina afternoon az ) clock
for the purpose n considering impor.
tant matters IN conneCtion WITH the
coming years work. The estimated sx-
v~B-s sccSunt Tor the ensuing year wsll
b. epared fnr submsssion "a The board
~ 10 next meeting William r. Auder-
so - Chairman Of this committee.
This afternoon a reception viii BE-
rendered Henri Maftsau. the celebrated
young French vioiinist. IN the fadies
Literary club. hnus~ between the hours
- 3 ard r Five hundred invitations
have t.sn issued 10 the musical score
tie- and the press. and the sttcndsnce
ell Bndouttcsiiy - large
Th~ Srst rehearsal for the Ben Hur~
performance - - : ven during Christ.
ms. seek. siii - held nexf Monday
nizl.t IA the private theatre az Nc. 81
Fsnofsin street Eighty three q ths
n~c~-~ary eazts have b-en .ei~cs-si aaa
tx.atr ase more are required between
che sSe~ of : aad - Years
CITY Marshal Bragg : after those eii
iEens sho dump ssiss IL The streets sad
aisys x here ~ strong ordinancs n
flrc- IN the eity. nes'ug a ufsis-
Tnesnor 90 throw ans s=hss N The pub.
b streets sui alleys. The c.sy nsrstal
prorcres o. rufsrve the ordinance.
"a n kirsey. temporary custodian
10 th- cirs1ens rorimittee sppotnted -
nssss 7sii-rf- tsr tke provident ~.
CITY tarset ever az q tie 8ocstions
r-c~treo - he Charity Organization 81
ctrty yesterday urfninx
City MsHsasi Fragx eir-is'iy notified
Aidsrmisn t'e0rVe y lscoi.s yesterday
20 80 rbarxea preferred axsinst kiui.
an8 rcfit~d hin - 80 sfisi shich vii
fase riscs h.ussrra~ erenlng
TIE semi anrsai slecf 80 p sifs-~rs q
80 ntan q Jricns slil - sid srnser.
NV aff-racou a. IN tfnr~rs fsr tho
heaie snd hospital . .i ~ slsefs.l sl.N
faa nsrbiuisfs I'D tai' sraaaz-ss vii
~ charity bal Uiecesi ~ "a a. the
"a stre-t srtarry. Cen rsng p ga
sroB-iy fcsstea the 49, = "a Bah
Tie frnrvsfo riaas sii meet There
day neht , Al S.au's ehnrch
A. ne r~siro rsr'y hetd u the ryfh
tan club hscse. Ne 20 Wealthy aseaae.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-06
SOLDIERS HOME BOARD.
All the Rooms I'm the Woman's Anne,
Furnished.

The board OF managers OF the Soldiers
home began It's December meeting yes
terday. James A. Grocer OF Menomipee,
l. w. Sprague OF Greenville, John
Northwood OF New Lathrop. L. X.
Bishop and l.. G.. Rutherford Of this
city. Nothing but routine business was
transacted at yesterdays session. A
number OF Applications for reinstate-
ment were received. and these will be
acted upon today. A letter from Mrs
A. L. Bliss OF Saginaw was read. stating
that the relief corps Of the state had
completed the work OF furnishing the
rooms in tho woman's annex Today
the board will prepare program for the
dedication Of the annex.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-06
NEW DIES FIR COTTON
sslsntiGe Discoveries thxs Li<hsss Lshof
a Wssssf's Ezpsf,sass a Dysng.
csspsss whsrs tns colos sssrs
@ nEsEhs - wasa Ns~.

Tho.s scoaos.iel xomsa uho have
learned how easy 10 10 % save monsy By
home-dylng have offe1 complained be
cause thee seEe not fast and aonfsd-
ing dyes Tor cotton goolA
Within the last lea years science las
been a. WORK. and the results are the
fast dismond dyes Tor cosson--turkes
red. pink. purple. orsnge. olive green.
brosn. etc. Ibess dye slske eolprs %
fast that even washing N stroog soap
suds viii not start then. lie womsn 10
sure 90 get the fast diamond dyes Tor
cot,oa when she xants 10 dye cotton.
shs will - able 20 dye sbsolutely fast.
non.fsding cosors that viii stay until the
gods are worn out
A practical dyer. writing In the weay-
sr's Herald, Gays. Il uscd 10 dye With
roots aud basks but sitter, Ill my work.
tand IL vas = TEDIOUS Job. 4 was not sat
lated. for the colors we're homely and
often faded. At last | commenced To
use diamond dye& and the process 10 %
ample and easy that the work is q
pleasure. | have used carpets made OF
rags dyed with diamond dyes three
years. and the eolors are still ~ bright
40 when new
Many OF the diamond dye fast cotton
colors are 20 superior TO other dye sfufis
that they are used by dyers everywhere.
even In the big mills and the large dye
houses. Imitstors OF these reliable dyes
have claimed that their cotton dyes are
Just as good. but practical tests prove
the diamond Is the only kind that makes
colors which soap will not wash out or
sunshine fade.
The diamond dyes come In nearly
fifty different colors. for silk. wool and
cotton. aud will dye anything. from q
pair Of stockings to dress or cloak.