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ilk of Alan-d in the Baltick ; where tbt good womea


them(elves make a yellow dye with it from limpk
dmodion of the plant, without the addition of my
faline article. He adds, Mat thole, who woukl
heighten the colour, add a fmall quantity of mama (*)
to the decoftion.
Profeffor Linnams tells us, that the Gothlanders
manufafture a yellow dye from the common curled
hobenoider with yellow leaves and plates (6). He
adds, that it is celebrated medicine in the diem
of the coatttr7 people, es afpecifm in the jatindice (7).
Behr/logics, in the Supplement to the Nora Prtsfirs,
ffirms, that this mod will tinge paper and linen of
a lively camation colour, wltich too will fiand the
telt of being expored to tbe open fun for a long time
without fading. It kerns very prohable, however,that
he molt mean foam other plant of this gcnus, as
Dillenius tells us he made the experiment unfuccerr-

Smsden affords mob of din order, which, as


far as hitherto appean, feems to be unknown to
former bounds, and which Linrtrus rays will dye
deep purple colour (8).

(c) OeScrwife caned *cone


(6) Lisbassides vas., fissessliso fsliis fassdki latris. Kr&
Muk. p.,10 . behests:4o nee falisfs frstaa 'Av.**. R.

r AL. tes9b. II. 44416. N.. roc,.


(a) Linarel has intrIrd this slink Lisise, (figiss) indel,met,
fidis n arh. ii. Soon. L 949. Sps.
Sum. IL PL, 679.

6. Lichens-,

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