, 1877-03-10

knllrs tnakc the effect Of possessing n fine
phYrlquc: they walk With au erect bearing ht7t
light Rten, but IN true 1cfsnrcfy savage fnst
Ion. have seen tho black race IN four lifIcecn,
quarters OF the globe, and never Aaw one sin
gle Individual ,no7c quickly ut his own free will
We must bear in mind, however, that II h new
and altogether revolutionary idea IN Kaa,
that ftc should do any work ut ali. Work Is 10,
~o1nen-war Or fllencss for men; consequently,
tfcr tfxctl flca is 10 do rs little as they ran; and
no katir will work after he Inns earned money
enough Ia buy auliclcnt number of wives
WHO VIII W0tk for hlM."
wAisttft,th and tnHumcrab1e rings u1. tho lcre
and arat; but lie ls quick To Adopt tlc dress 1t
t1c white inau, cagcrly appropr1at!n1 any tast.
t,ll garment " nrttclc Of nncry With uiiicl, lie
tessiscly addicted TO the usc Of bnuiI, AMI "Ail
wear snutfHlXea In tiletr rars.-suu(f.toxes
'na'!e Of every contrtvcnhic lnatcrial,-hollow
,'s.'s' cowrs. ttgsfats' teeth, old eastrge-
ome ss'F's;s'' 'ssss ,t"ssi! SsiT! set,; s5y''sf &
miscellaneous rubbish which to.,ll iy ai,y means
he turned tn tts l,se.' Tic teeth Of lie Knfirs
arc exceedingly linc, aud excellent care Is taken
s'',si', The 'n"utIl anl nli.'lIng the tert will,
IT. IT. q wnsHl, until they giistcn iike pearls.
HIT It 4 n the manufacture nj hs ilcati-gear
That the katr exhibits tic triumph, oi his In.
in fashion with I'll tho tribc., is arranged ii tic
Following tnan1,cr: so soon as youth is coll.
s'dcre old enough IN nssiltne the iuttcs and re-
spohsitllItles of manhood, l.c begins 10 weave
nus shaft, crisl, i1af OYER ring Ut ar4.a which
It's place hy means of wax: Jn time, the hair
grows perfectly smooth, alul shining and rcg1l-
lar orcr tfis firm tountlattn, aud the effect Is
as tl,onsl Il we're ring q Jet OF polished ebony
" vary the siza aid form Of The ring"
IL u,n,plcte thu decoration If this artificial
crown tlic kusr ke!zes upon everything lnnin.-
ttc and contpcs1trIK that bis lnt,ls may fail
Into Ills poatcsston il Instantly fast cnctl ii, suo
Erutcsouc manner In tt,c csrclct Of l,ar sur
lnul,ntng the head. aud the wcurrr exlilta lii tho
stnrinK nppci.tlugc With the sality IT Il child.
Some partlculaf1y y-fanelful l,cat4lresses exiiIl
scrhcd By l.atfy BARKER: " Ono stalwnrt ronttt
Ind got hold Of thu round cardboard lid of q
collar.fiox. 10 wftcti he hnd Affixed lwo bits III
stssng 9n.' tied It firmly, hut taun!ly, on oc
most extraordinary decoration for Ills wool-c0r.
cred nute, md one which It Il exceedingly tlitls-
cult to describe IN t1c1icatu language III fIatl
procured tic tntcattnes of SONIC sinali uniuaf,
tftc, uni tied them tightly, Ut intervals oI. un
inch or tws. with string. Tlns series Of smali.
ctrar blntlt!crs he lad thcn inflated, aud arraug.
I'll t!le1!' III sort of bouquet On the top of hEs
q, TINT tho effect rescinblcl u bul!rl' Of hub.
blcs, II tllure could be such thing. Anothur
very, fnrorstc alorn1Hcnt for the llcad
cDuslstcd Of Il strln Of Eny cloth or t!bbon, or
of even n few bright threads, bound tightly,
ltke tll!ct. aerosa tho brows, anil connling
TUT u frntler* over onc car; but suspect MI
tllesc iancitu1 arrangements wcrn only worn by
tho EiA!cl ynttll 0l luwcr tlusa, BECAUSE rts-
tsccd tlat tllc rllicftaits anil taauaas, Or lcat-
et, u the Villages ncrcr wore such teiyUlttfce.
They WnrE, indeed. utlfuGrt}tls AIrn,]pr rbra nf
brass or silver wiro oil their straight, shnpcly
legs, athl also necklaces of lions Ur tgcrs' claws
and teeth round their thEoats; but these werc
r,cnts."
:, The t,ative hut, or krual, Of Kanr is shaped
door, through Which the tun.atca manage to
crawl, hut which admits very little light 10 tho
circular ROOM within. The frumc Of the hut In
built Of bamhoo-cuncs, clo4cly tied mud boltntl
together, a1l aftcTsar.l tl,atchcl with grusx and
rlasterea With ray. Tho furniture nf tho krndi
ia 9f te seantcst description. co.lststinE prtncl-
pa'ly of sktns AID 1ats for bcdliIE, and few
indictments for hunting and cooking.
I'H Language ot thu Kn!lrs |. very MUSICAL
employing chiefly tile vowel and liquid Sounds
T. !: ulslle,t for tle natives to pronounce ths
i'arstl eollsonntta occurring n tue English
tongue, a,d Invariably. Is iladu tu take the
place Of r. In telling of her attempts to teach
very bright, apt young girl to read the Bible,
Lady Dnrker remarks: tssle cannot say
snch,'-it in too harsl,,-and the nearest VIC
ALMOST every word 1as q ytIwcl tackled on to
tlic cnI, Eo as TO brlu5 It nj ncar to her own
liquid. eoft.sountlfnE Zulu as possible. think
what upseta 1no mos 'k to hcar our first parenta
lcet, most Ut the Dtble names are difficult Of
recog,l!slon. Yet her i1loms nrs perfect, aud
she ancaks III wcll-chosel1, rathcr elegant
phrascology."