Mr E. Dwyer Gray, the imprisoned Sheriff of Dublin, has written to Major Dawson, regarding the development of Irish manufactures. Me adrises an Exhibition in 1883, and the formation of an association to push the sale of Irish manufactures. He^also advocates an Irfsh. Exhibition in.the United States, and suggests 'thaV the United States should modify the tariff iv favor of Irish productions. Too Sweet.— Acountrp paper saysthat a young lady was recently dioiiarged from one of the largest pickle factories in that I neighborhood because she was so sweet ' she took the acid out of all the vinegar, j
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Thames Star, Volume XIII, Issue 4305, 18 October 1882, Page 2
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