Deseret Evening News | 1891-08-15 | Page 10 | The Pin in England

7ti. Vt U l.niln.l. Tho date of the lint in.mufcturo of IIna lu Uiiglaud la aliroudeil In t nicer ' talnty, but It lnttbentlally ntrdel 1 that a itirly a I Itil, when money wai tight, pxlcnolro clothworlu'r com-1 jteltcd llieir Uborer toaecrpt, In ny I merit for their work, "pins, girdle an 1 otlter .utiprofUuhlo ware intcd ot money,' Tine inarch cf Improttment bad begun and kept on steadily until towanl tho mlddlo of the Hitcmth century plus bcgiiu to win appreciation so high that atitnte wen tuioteO pro-tectitift pro-tectitift tbotr manufa4turo, and rigid law were uuh1 prohibiting tholiu IrtntIoii of numerous minor artk-H-a, Including plus, glow, UnUea, liJlors shear, Kluon and Iron. Up to thll period female dreaa wa faitenel with ' ribbons, tact, ctapS books and rye ai.dkowerof briwa, sliver mil goldt tlm laltir were lu fact pins without head Tal.Iy Talk.