The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-04-04
NEW WOOD PULP Silks
THETR BEtUTY. DURIBILTYY. ,y,|
SIMILARITY 70 COCOON Syyh.

10 ~ W tHn
u" Vs. f''dnct'-
w" az """ ' o''"'nts Of
Ari'h'lai s!lS' made mostly of wool min. /,
bcihG solu "a natural six III mat Sew Yoyt
dry goods. s'or"'' II Is said hy r.. "N.,.. u.
SIZES mat inc merchants 7eii!ts 49, int .gk,
40 hot Know that inc fahr'rH 10 ..t.Iu ar,
not the proau't OF the w." sanocv
peri saws thh' nut Tor "a IarE ~ '"'..' Strength
"heh wet 'he wo"i pti9 NhTs is 'aIp wa, 4,
pe o's'ihSuis"'u from h"tNTsi '..,, ":ec't 20.
maps ny u s''S'It SuIe''vF!t. 10 '''r. Gcncr.
MY speaking 'ht cost % IE"'u"' ul ur thu
"oou pn.o IoO"c Is JHs- one 2 ..'i That Of,
""..''"' sun
Inc att'hc,ai SIX nov m 6" markc. I,
mu"uiac'ure" at 'esah!bn. ~ra.-', ralcr N,
'"aru""et pa'eh' process. W".'h .pr'A o ur,s.
e'' Is secret As IN h'ii""F""' similar pro,.
'sS'S %or''oiofe urea Wool u'!' s 'Ac VIA 4
material used IN ~ man %far'.f". THE ur,.
Is mat' nom spruce WOO. " ,o Usr,I rr,,.'
ouS o' m"cerhtloh' Wien j i /. ar.ulr Oh,
Ike !uEeNerin Eria'ihe II l. r4a u. = rogyb
faucets th"t nav opehIn'' u ~ .n.t,r 'lan,
pin poiht' me Hlre 's-."s :" " ha" .ua'!nuo1,
strah" anu Is IeH'h ~ .t = ic''l..ny drum.
"i "h'V" IL H"r'cu. Az t..sNi, I"nlcln
every way al !. " "ef' ra. 81, iu' had
oten wound o" from 'r2,9ht, In trrt. tn,
intent OF the uro.'ss = 20 ronr"!lrc. q
''osei, as can DC cone L' m''h'u"r". u" meth.
ou7 OF Tue sii" ""rm Ia spinning is uwH ..ccr.
Ing blanket. All r~Tcy!1us cSprrl,yr >. ,,
cula.ed 70 mnk. ,r,ig,i,, .r. .s.,. '''
- - '""t HI.D
"a'c ehuuu with the discovery That q rn. "A.
tatned from that material return ,,. a ,r,..
condition when Wet. md ,r,,,,,. ,".!
81 49,. "'' ''''' '''firi
nha'e from 'h''h arr nA"A'ah'. 'aNr,uag.
has avoided this fault Lv FL. uE.r .H.r ,s,.,
stance supposed to be Of ,In ,,,r..., 10
IiIs .,r's 49,, 49, ~.'.o''
MS hoFts may ~ boi.ci IL M.-'.r t}aaY
le1gth Of time without change ~: !r-. ~ H.,
OF lustrc, though ,hoy sr,,r- r..... ." |
-. - = ana
iose' temporarily. u ETea; a'a. g 49, : 'or.rs
strength. which. however. -r.u-.- 10 ,',,
when they are dry again. A-n,..~ ,r,.".
- s,S- :" - - '.4''f
"oou 'u4D SINS heretofore las sea 'Lat tA-J
were found to be rxccel!r.,y !."t-.. a.. ami
- .b'i
ourn 10 more raDiu.S 'haA ora h-'F len
cloth.
~ - ~ MN "''.' 'l'' Urea
nave Oet" woven :" iai AZ PEI cta'. n: rrHl TX
OF !Ow grade has been used e. combination
,r,,h tho wi, .ci,i .iu. p .-.r.
Ii ,'N go" 10 y -'' ne
art'ucial hoFes are nssa '"r A.!7i' T. w"ar. ! !
silk the crosswise threats aye c...ed ;.e a.1as !
- 'He
ming therefore Is subjecteI - les s.ta.r ,laa |
tbs warp and is protected ~ Il. I'll. ---r.9-,
,,hri. b,s ,no -a.1to,,r OIL e.. 49,.
ot -" 'S '' ~" 80 .|' "a
cloth made altogether OF nailf". s-a aal Is
somewhat more Glossy. As far a. 10 va.--,
.haye been tested IT, w. ~ - |
ric has shown 10 infcriJrity. 4 ..A-, - IN
lukewarm water. while NATURE. ~. ms. "a
boiled in the uye!nc fluid before -. /
coIo-s. Artificial s.k -. .r.s.r
surface that attra rs dust. In ta.r-.,4-,Iol
OF cocoon silk there Is nlya q, - .r, d. 10
animaI rres.e LEFT in tie nhres. re-. .gn I-'
who has triet! TO Get me Gg-, u.. a.. q 20.
cade govt knows the ad@stIon w.,-L DIX, Ia.
for tlt- grease. b-orHG. made . ,.r.-,I
and artificial stlk in the usual pru:--,... q. ~
10 four wa shown 10 a Sun re I-,-- -. Ace;
alonS with a lot of other samc.c- ~ a. ..s,,I
st,k. The urocaic was rrbt,-! I, -. Win
was then as easily brushed otr Z. -e s.-.,re
cloth, saft a. i was, had Ice. Tie srr.
face OF a piece OF polished mc... sal
thnt stains may tie removed from al. "a ~
with A Wet sron-n without fear q, g..., III,
Tic other forms in which the a-:'s ~ TX
was exh;h,tcd Ly the exrert who .at
them were ribbo~s Of ever ...,.e q
slsa!e and C~Ikli:y, necktle slks. a~e,s -.
upholstery ssIEA. braid Tor t-Imm:l- ..
dresses. .heuil!es. G.e Qualities n. wn.. "
len goods. into when si!k STANDS Lad t-la
introduced TO give bril!a.cy. .-enat..e. wa.
crepons. taTe,as. brocLt sElss. wa cred, Vie
saaze centres. wet,.~i silks q. cysT
character. and nuLl!y grenadines made eu,in-
IS nfartlhcia! six. lnIhese fabrics there I'D
no hing, to the View OF any one who was I'd
an expert in silks. 20 distinguish them ma
genuine silk fabrics.
The expert satt that unless lie had teC1 I'll
IL "A !vauce that they werc.arufCla. sash.
SoCid have had no cause 10 suspect them. ID
constituents in su-a fabrics. /. a.
ran be detected or.y b. tests that .SEc 1T.
applied by Judges ~ liz hcr",uforr. La;
is the reason. he thouEht. i!.at ;ae Ne ) Z
merchants who were sei.!a: IAe>e We val
silks under the name a-I a. the ur..a g
room silks we probably Gu:a- % Cu..v =.
torrance OF the deception they we're g-.,:
- The oalv ways in Which the r-e.r-rr
wood pulp in silk can be detected. : = ,..t-:
said. were by comparing the Tarc..~4 e =