ty {Dirca palvslris), the bark of which, Resorclne for Cotton Dyeing. fine silky material, which takes the dye in a remarkable man- on account of its great toughness, is used for making ropes, The methods hitherto in use for cotton dyeing with col- baskets, etc. Among other curious pro- ors derived… … of water. The two solutions are to be mixed, let A very perfect representation of a ])ieco THE LACE TREE OF JAMAICA. settle, strained, and the clear is set at 5° of this exquisite vegetal)le product will Baume. The greatest care should be be seen in our illustration, which was ner, and so far as…
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