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OBITUARY.
OTTO HEINEBRUCH.

Captain Otto Heinebruch, in command of the
North German Lloyd steamer Fulda died of heart dis
her last voyage out The Fulda left New.York
on August IL, and August ii the captain, during
heavy fog, which lasted twentyfour hours, stood
on tho bridge. The next day he was taken
flck. and died on August 49, Chief Officer Lupmer
brought the Fulda into port Captain Heinebruch was
born In Germany and was about forty years old. He
had been In the service OF the North German Loyds
eighteen years OF which time eleven years spent
as captain. He was formerly commander OF the Main
lie leaves wife and two little children, who
the fulda when he died.
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A NEW CHINESE MINISTER.

WASHINGTON. Aug. 29.-The Chinese Minis
ter Cheng Tsao Ju. who stricken with paralysis inn
edatey after his return TO country from Peru last
Apr and who is still III I'm NewYork has sent his resig
nation to tho Chinese Government and Chang Yin Huan
has been appointed IN his stead.
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EILLTAH E. MILLETr BURLED.

The funeral of William n. Millett. who died
IN Brooklyn Thursday took place yesterday and
body was taken to Orange for burial Mr. Milett was
born In sprucest New York. November II. 1909. aud
ne married IA daughter OF an old Knickerbocker lie
kept music store IA Broadway. between Thomas and
Worth s,s from 1885 TILL 1868 Later he retired from
actv nm
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5perial Noilces.
lIodcllaun.

A. NIodcmann.
inc largest and lowest priced rsclass Dental Office IN ths
City, 5000 square feet devoted 70 dental purposes,
exceedingly fine fn gam sets perfectly adapted % Che
sony OF me mouth and guaaltoed 81 aud $40 painless
extracting wi tn purc fresh oxide laughing
direct from the CYLINDER improved method haf price. and
charge when artificial teeth u be Inserted In TINS do
partment lady ia attendance Teeth filed with gold VI
ward Teetbi repaired In fifty minutes SETS made while
waiting 602 and 54 3d-aye ici1us and
34th-st also BIZ coz shave
DIR. MODENANN.
272 West 3ith-st. 5O2 and 50i Sd ave.
Southeast col SHAVE. Southwest 34th.st
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Mr.. BEAT7IE THINKS EyOU6H HAS BEEN san
There Irore m devaIonments of inleres


There were no developments of interest
yesterday in Civil Service matters at the Custom House
The regulations provide that the Board Of Exami
shall hereafter consist of eight persons instead OF
six az heretofore. OF the old board Messrs Comstock
and Babcock remain The places Of those who have
signed their designations to take effect when their
cessors appointed. will be filed by appointments
from the stats of the various departments. Arthur
Berry pretty certain to be of the apponees
The Collector yesterday sent the OF two
aniners, but declined to make public the
until they had been acted by the
Civil Service Commission. The remaining four
have not yes been determined upon. Surveyor
Beatte asked yesterday II he wished TO say any
thing concerning his differences with Dorman b Eaton
on the composition OF the Examining Board. He re-
piled that he thought enough had been said for tho
present. lie had gwen his opinion OF the matter at
length He had not always been correctly reported He
wished to however. that he strongly favored Civil
Service although he could not entirely with
OF the methods which had prevailed. His sole object
was to his department In the way best calculated 10
promote the interests OF the Government
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THE WEATHER REPORT
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.

GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.
WASHINGTON. Aug. 29.-FOr New England,
fair weather followed by light local rains variable
winds generally souherly stationary temperature
barometer.
For tho Middle Atlantic States light local rains south
ery winds, nearly statiorary temperature.
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Mr.. Cowan was born in westmoreland County, Penn,
September 10. 1918 Thrown upon his own resurces at
early age he obtained good education. graduating
Franklin College. Ohio. in 1889; was by turn RATS
man. boat builder schoolmaser and student Of medicine
finally devoing himself to tho law, obtaining admission
TO tho bar and be ginning practice at Grcensburg. He
was Presidential elector in 1860 the Lincoln and
Hamlin ticket was elected United States Senator
from Pennsylvania q Republican, serving from July
A, 1861. TO March 8, 1867; delegate TO the Ma
tonal Union Convention In Philadelphia 500 Sen
ator Cowan was appointed by President Johnson In
January 1867, Minister 10 Austria, but tile Senate did
not comm m the nomination.
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The movement Of ths barometer hsrs was slight TAe
temperature ranged b6tweon CO.. end IT, the svofoGo
l66l49 being 49, lower than the corresponding DAY
last year and 4lao higher than on Friday.
Slightly warmer weather with possibly light rains may
be expected to-day IN this city and vicinity.
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MARRIED.

Malaria prevented and thoroughly eradcated by Dudys
sold by Druggists aud Grocers.
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ReIiaious Not,fes.

Church q the rely trinity Madison-sye. and 42ass3
service m and n In the evening shortened ssrvos
and free seata
five Poinfs House Of Industry lS5 W0rth-st. WI
II. BARNARD Observation-Disclosures singing ~
children sunday Public In vtted D.
nations Of clothing and shoes solicited
ifSssiss Shyrch goat ssswssn on and or :ys
3, 10, IL D. -, daily a. holy days and fn4Aye
The Peoples Spiritual, Meeting. Mlers Arcsnnn ~
Union at 2sl6 p y -
7A6 evening Cvsss ksar aud think~
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,,ILor,,. p.~f,,,. raon,.

Astst and Broadway conducted the Plan vita
superior for aud transient Dss
AL apartments have private bath and toilet Cel
Light and airy dining rooms the ninth floor.
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How inexpensive, and how effective the great sub
stltnte for sulphur baths. Glenn's sulphur Solp
Hills Hair and Whisker Dye Black or brown soc.
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Post Once Notice,

foreign need not specially addressed
E ny na ssssp1 Tss as
Letters not specially addressed being sent by the fastest YES
Foreign mani, Tor the week ending september will close
MoNDAY-At a. m for the West Indies and ST. Domingo
via st. Thomls and Barbados for Brazil and the la
port News AZ p. m for Brazil the Ia Plaza eoan
nes via Brazil Dor rheesina, VIA Para anu Pernsm
TUEsDAY1M 10 M for o.. PrOsrsso M McKee, per $
3. s. Kate carroll via New.olieans
wEDNEsDAY-Atsa m. for Europe per werra. via
per 8. ST. Germuin via Havre Uelters must De az
iectea per St aer@ain,G a. a. m tor Newfoundland.
tra America aud the south Psedc ports pers AthoS
Athos"I.
THURsDAY-At a. m. Europe. per s. s. Adriatc via
S.oc5sS per sr1s s FOR trsass
Hamburg etters or Great Britain aud other European
countries must be dreeed per, westphaa - az -
psrs 8 Santiago 100 p for T-uTlo and isasian..
FRIDAY-Ate a. IN ST. Pierre Miquelon, via Halifax;
at 1880 p. for Porto Rico direct per Antillas.
and ho scaa 'Ys pO. 81 S asa
den via kingston at 1880 M for Germany, etc, per
seryis Via oaeenssowa Sieters Germany eic must
81 per LceTs@ via ROTTERDAM e,,ers must %
directed per IeerdamsG at II a. m Tor Belginm d..
directed diSs ed per RaynianS =, ~ ' "''' must "
Mails for che sand sieh Islands pcrs Alameda lya san
Australia Ss%zeaiand hi aud Samoan islands per 8
.lJat7 D. m Tor arrival at New & Bfitannic
with mails for Australia Mails flor the society
Islands steamer svia san Francisool close here
~24 at Z \. m. Mails for cuba, by rail to
Tampa Fla, and thence by steamer. wa Key West
Fla, close AZ this Office daily at $3.50 q. IN.
schedule Of closing OF Trans Pacific mails e arranged
en- the s % e Ear, OK a.
Francisco ON the day Of SAILING OF steamers are dispatched
N'"0' WIZ HENRY q. PEARSON, Postmaster
Post ONCE. New.York. N. Y. August 80 1858
.nS S,.nsS' holder; az p,s,sed e:
lie Lady ladies treatment
], q. SCHE0TER Manufacturer
1923 and 525 6thave between 3lst and 32d sa NewYsrk
Vino dc AIeila.-A delicious pure and healthy spxnish
Table Wine Recommended for persons Of delicate health
So per case. Trial bottle 90 cts. VIM A. zELL.
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DIED.

CHARACTERIZATION Tuesday. August 30 az the church
OF st. Francis Xavier. by the Rev X J. Whyte g. J..
Thomas NJ Clancy to Rose Pria. both OF this city.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-08-30

In delicate condition derive benefit from spcers port
wine 1t 10 tho popular wine for the aged and de-
biiitated, also as q Communion Wine
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-08-30

TRIBUNE OFFICE. Aug 30-l a. m.-Local rains fell
yesterday In the South Atlantic and East Gulf States
the Upper Lake region, tho Missouri Valley ana tho
northern part of the Upper Mississippi Valley In other
districts the weather fair. The temperature rose
slightly in New-ngland, the Middle Atlantic States and
she OHIO Valley. Elsewhere 1t remained stationary.
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Trom 7b> 1f,hau R,rtew. london.

LORD HOUGHToN's BOOKS.-The late Lord
HOughton had during his long life been very digent
collector CT books and old fOos with the result that
be died possessed OF one OF the finest libraries In Eng
land One OF his cherished possessions was a copy OF
Congreves works presented by the poet himself 70 Sarah
Duchess of Marlborough. the wife OF the great duke
The copy Ia fine one, large paper, aud In old red
each column in sarah's own handwriting.
recording their presentation to her In l7l0 by
book sale by Lord Houghion for ak gneas He bought
largely and with discrnins OB In the good old times
when three gineas thought liberal price for ist
edition OF Paradise Lost" with the result that Ills
shelves Itch In choice editions acquired at what
would nowadays be considered very small cost. Col
anticipation dispersal OF this notable library In the
next may, however. have to look In vain.
MAKING Fun OF HALIFAx.-The career OF
often open 20 adverse criticism Mr.. Grant Dun once
kindly remarked OF Lord Halifax, who VAS then sir
Charles Wood. that he Statesman whom nature had
deprived OF articulae speeeh-a remark which Will serve
To show that the amenities OF Parliamentary life
remarkable now than they were years ago. Mr..
spoke OF -peeoh by Sir Charles Wood, ana said that
the hon. gentleman had said some good things IN bis
speech because he added 1t would be Impossible for
any TO speak so long the hon: gentleman had
spoken without saying some good things" Perhaps
however, the wtiest thing that sa'd ut Lord
jOurn alist who when Sir Charles Wood adopted unto
himself the famous name OF Halifax. paraphrased In
genuousy weil-kn0wD passage from Cicero Cicero on
occasion seeing his son in-law, Doahella coming
toward him I'm elaborate military accOntrement, inquired
of companion =" Who has tied DOabella 10 that big
sword g. La the spirit the humorous Journalist
asked Who has tied Sir Charles Wood to that stately
name OF Halifax q
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AWARD no AMERICAN INyENToRs.

AWARD TO AUEKICAN INVENICRS.
The International Inventions Exhibition. of
London. has awarded medal to Warner Brothers, Of
this city for the superiority Of their Corane for Cor
sets. :.
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LORD CoLERIDGE's WEDDING. Would you
be surprised to hear that Lord Coerdge has got mar
ried He Miss Amy Lawford managed 10 keep their
Intentions remarkably quiet, ana even now partiou
lars Forthcoming. But Dt on t0rd tout Sc salt and
suppose shall have full details. Miss Mary An
derson very sorry but says that she cannot cry Lady
Coleridge has been described variousy as native OF
many countries and one imaginative London corre-
spOndent has circulated story the effect that the
quaint between Lord Coer ge and his bride began
turned from New-York" This is pure romance as a
matter OF fact Lord Coeridgc did not choose his wife
bis arrival and before he left the States they
aged be married Lady cOeridgo brings good round
fortune 20 her husband
NATALIE or SERvIA.-Through her paternal
scended from one OF the most remarkable families In
Europe Historical research has proved beyond doubt
that The Roumsnian Basas are direct OF the
centuries ruling princesof Montenegro and North Al
cal family OF Les Baux, OF which several members ac-
companied Charles OF An0u 10 the conquest OF Naples
and established themselves there under the name OF
Balza whilst some OF their numerous representatives
crossed tho Adriatc 10 Seryia where at that time
Helene de Courtney was the Queen. The Provencai
Baux pre-eiDenty distinguished Tor love OF poe
try. Some we're themselves poets. aud many troubi:
dour Of the wit aud beauty OF their women ana
OF the generosity aud vaor OF their men, Adelals do
aux was sung by the famous trOubadOur Pierre vidal,
and lauTette and Phanette de Bhulx inspired some
OF beautiful OF the trOubad0ur lays Petrarch
Proycnca Les Baulx. The picturesque ruins OF mo
old Castle 10 Baux arc still to be seen In the neighbor'
Queen Natalie of servia has Inherited with the tradi
tona beauty OF the DIES Banlx women their wit an9
their religious fcryor Majesty has had the good
educated by English lady and as a con.
speaTs Tgs she Is indefat
igable n all sorts OF charitable works. edncales or
phans helps poor women; supports SCHOOLS anu fact "
almost all charitable Institutions OF Sorvia arc under
her special protection But eyen IN recreaiioS sue oe
garden parties Including croqnet and lawn tennis
Needless to add that, as Queen Natalie literally
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EDGAR COWAN

PITTsBURG, Aug. 29.-ExU United States
Senator Edgar Cowan died at hs home at Greensburg
PENN at 1880 o'clock this morning after lingering
illness
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FREDERICK GUIANA,

LONDON, Aug. 29.-Frederick Guzman, the
pianist well known in the United States, is dead.
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. "a. nsrnaueu. the Injunction obtained by Lao
Court msuo IA Ueinrich Conried restraining sydney
GoiosaId from publishing the Black Hussar ana inc
bose. ~ poad the Answer In the stars
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TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.

The diagram che the baomeal variations IN this By tenths
Inches The ppendoular lines give divisions ofm for the
preceding midnight The Irregular white line
BY the during The broken dotted
the variations indicated A
zn.b pharmacy, n3 BIoaJxsy,
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Lundbsrg's Perfume, Marechal Mel Ro,A
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special 10 the Public.

Owing 10 the constantly increasing demand for
CHICAGO DRESSED BEEF
have found enlarge facilities for the
accommodation OF our patrons In this city.
Therefore, addition ReIriyeraors and Salea
Rooms operation have Just completed three othera
which will BE opened for the reception and sale Of BEEF
and NJ UTrON
.- TUESDAY. September 1. 1855.
They located follows.
NORTH RIVER BEEF COMPANY,
sos and go West 39th-st
YORKyILLE BEEF COMPANY
625 and 627 East 8oth-st
MORRISANIA BEEF COMPANY,
5l5 North 3d-avc. corner l4stl-st
We solicit the patronage OF all Market1en Dealers fof
various houses q. f. 4 4. c. SWIFT.
General Office, chie sSS H.
y
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NEW. Okk, Aug ID, IocJ.
On and after Auzust 81 will be tho
l25TH STREET AND 10TH AVENUE CABLE LINE,
10 and the Elevated station l25thst and nth
and 9th ave-, passing through HaI
hattanye lie and Washing ton passing
the entrance 10 high Bridge aud through 10 IeGths aud
Fort George. Cars Will be regular Intervals
MEDIATE all travel The l2oth street line OF this company
connects with ant will transfer passengers ant from
Cable Line The ID 3D. 9TH aud 9th Elevated triHs
and The LIST I'd Sd Madison sh 9Th aud Boulevard and ST
Nicholas Avenues surface lines connect with the Cable Lima
at I20th-st. LEWIS LYON, President.
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Lundborg's Perfume. Lily of the Valley.
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LANDLORDS Perfume, Alpine Violet.
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Everything a. Homeopathy.
HUMPHREYS HOMEOPATHIC
SPECIFICS,
VETERINARY SPECIFICS. WITCH HAZEL OH.
HOMEOPATHIC BOOKS AND MEDICINES,
Medicne Cases, Pellets. sugar OF MIX, &c.
MANUAL bound In CLOTH aud GOLD Free.
HUMPHREYS HOMEOPATHIC PHARMACY
100 FuOnst Only Branch store S23 broadway York
III. " Squire II sons Jewellers. ~ Fuion- 81, \. A.
Diamond Ear. Rings matched all sizes.
Watches make 40 10 $lU0 Sterling Sverwlre go
Notice.
Mr. MEALIO Halter announce 20 hts customers and
others that his Fail Styles ready and wishes call
particular attention 10 his ButternutC color Sf Hats.
NJ f. A L. 10,
4l6 BROADWAY, Canast
, 1885-10-06

We noticed. day after day. two boys
gai neg so the woods. CARRYING Il bag and n
cl he- line. and saw them return in a
sh4.. time with the lag well filled. We
followed. Ia see whether their good luck
wis due to accident, activity, or their
wits. They used the line in this way
selecting IA tree in the open, on which
the nuts were ripe and the shucks
opened by the frost; they shook the tree
ly climbing into ii. and shaking and
iirring the branches in the usual way,
By stamping and clubbing. Still the
finest nuts seems to stick TO outcrmost
branches.
To get these was a stroke of genius,
aud the clothes-line and n little mother
wit were brought into play. The boy
in the tree threw the line over
a promising branch, SO thai both
ends reached the grounds. The boy on
the ground made one end fast to n sap
ping at a suitable distance. and then
drawing the other end as taut ~ possi-
bic. made it also fast around 80 trunk
of a small tree.
lie tuggcd at the line after fastening
it, and then took up the sIck. Tho
Dough. Of course, was swaycd down.
Then he tugged and tuggcd, and took up
the slack again, until the line was al
most AS taut rs a bow-string. Then he
beat the line with 1 club. rs
hard rs he could strike, and with each
clip down came the nuts. Finally he I'M
fastened one end, and drew it Oft with
some difficulty, to be sure, over the ends
Of the branch, sweeping off a lot Of nuts
that still held on. Thus the principal
branches were stripped. They were
lively boys and did very little loaiing,
but their energy was pretty well repaid.
American Agriculturist.
, 1885-10-06

In Queensland ~there are five deadly
kinds Of snakes" one eight or nine feet
long; but by far the worst is the death
adler. 1t has this popularity; it does
not attempt to move out of anybody's
WAY, hut lies quite still until it is
touched, when it fastens with a spring
upon its victim. | have never known a
well authenticated instance Of cove
from it, except in the ease of one I'm
derwood, who used to let any snake bite
him. and by means of an antidote never
suffered harm. The Victorian govern
mant foOlishly refused TO give him
IL 1000 pounds sterling for his secret, and
As he one day let Il snake bite him when
he was drunk and had forgotten where
he had put his antedote, this all-yalu-
abs secret died with him.-fMr, Finch
Htttua.
, 1885-10-06

Here Is a curiosity. II q acas9 cnn-
tanning the hair III ali The prrsidents
from the fine gray lock of Georn Wash.
inpton down to the semi-blonde ono If
Garfield. This case shows that tho
color Of "A mans hair is no sign AS 10 his
presidential success. Jefferson had red
hair and We are told that he was frcckled.
John Adams wore a wig. and his son
John Quincy Adams had the baldest
head which ever rested on the pillows OF
the White House. Martin Van Buren,
was also slightly laid. and his badness
came more 10 the front Of his head than
C~lcyeland's. Van Buren's hair was
beautifully wavy. and he combcd it well
buck from the side of his face. While
he was president he wore il short. and
it had become quite gray. Some Of JEFF
Persons portraits represent him with his
hair banged in front and coming down
over his forehead in the style o fthe dude
Of to-day.
Every one know, how Jackson's hair
st,pl M all over bi. head as straight
AMI sim .s the quill. OF a %porcupine. but
all mr.. not a=are ,!.at he was rs gray as
abtjn- du -r, his presidential term.
ami thlt hi, hdr was as line a., the thin
nest strand, Of .nun silver. John Tyler
Wal, ais, -ine-l.l.rd. and he was a very
, 1885-10-06

Piles are frequently preceded by a sense
Of want Of weight in the back, loins and
lower part OF the abdomen, causing tn,
patient to suppose he has some affection
Of the kidneys or n~elghboring organs. Al
times, symptoms o~findigestion are present
hatulency, uneasiness of the stomach, etc.
A moisture like perspiation, producing a
very disagrceable itching, after getting
warm, is q common attendant Blind,
bleeding and itching piles yield at once to
the application Of DR.. Bosanko's Pile
Remedy, which acts directly on the parts
effected, absorbing the tumors, allaying
the intense itching, and effeoting a per
manent cure. Price so cents. Address
The DR.. Bosanko Medicine Co, Piqua,
o. Sold by W. N. Hunt
, 1885-10-06

The orange was not known 20 Tho
ancicnts who lived n few centuries be-
fore the Christian era. 1t is a native Of
China, with which the heroic Greeks and
Romans had scarcely any intercourse.
This fruit did not come into Europe until
the sixteenth century, and the first
orange tree ever se& in England was il
1895. Some account credit the Portu-
guese with importing it; other says that
the Moors, who oyerran Spain in the
middle ages, brought the orange from
Arabia, planting it largely at Seville,
and hat its cultivation in Sicily. Rome,
and the south OF France followed
Hence the term a " China orange. at
once names the fruit and mentions
from what country it came, 1t is be-
lieyed that the lemon Vas cultivated in
Italy I 900 years before the China orange.
No doubt both fruits came from Asi.L
-ICur. Troy Times.
, 1885-10-06

a great dealof nonsense fy1 mes
talked as TO the source from whirn =
ruquicrs obtain the mntcfai il .air
wigs. Stories of children being wa |
in dark alleys: of fair-haired' mo.Gers
sacrificing their beauteous ire seS t. I'LL
the mouths Of their hungry offspring; of
the dark shadow Of the perruqlior 3
emissary lending additional horN1rs -
the scaffold, and of ~%resurrep d" co1.as
being laid under tribute 10 supply the
wigmaker's demands, had all bc,,or 30
received with the %proverbial grain Of
salt. The majority OF the hair Used
the trade comes from Europe; The i.-ht
hair. as might be expected, being ub-
tanned from the peiSantry OF tte North
crn iatitudas. w.nIn the s1ut.tti EiDpIrs
d. pphes dar.rr shades.
Travellers. was once informed by .
leading LONDON p%erruquie', go raai.l
the different ti..tges collertil.e its
material. The h.,t oncc 1u---lL %
ban to under % cie.I-nf tni o,hrt cr7l-
ations ere !. ! alrctd1 ln b, .ua ~
iulD q Nis. 4htr Hi drl. Eis a. Ei q
into Wat trch. ny tu..i 'H.h,'
and than a viz ilas !a.ias hssl CIR
cred WIKI aat or cau-c foundation,
the Wet l. sewn on in 10 70 ilgniug
from a 20 car. Iie wig ttt-I ct
ami trimmed and tl.a1 IT tie Wig
bloel roe w for u.s..
Mustaches arc manufactured Luch
the same way. AEll, l. ~co.1rrl Ntlh
gauze, the pattern oi .4e mua'sel.c cut
out in paper and n. tel on the r.arp,
and the "weftT kaotted in as before.