408 REPORT OF NATIONAL MT^«5ETIM, 1891. 



Tweezers. Rude iron tweezers, formed by doubling? a stiip of iron 

 together in the middle. Used for i)hicking' out the beiu<l. 



Length, 2^ inches. 



Wa Chaga tribe; Mount Kilima-Njaro, East Africa. 151786 



Eazor. Rough iron blade, native manufacture. The Angolese use a 

 razor square at the end, like that of Europeans. 



Length, .5 inches. 



Wa Chaga tribe; Mount Kilima-Njaro, East Africa. 151181 



Razors (Kikito). Made of rude iron. Small. Used for shaving- scalps. 



Wa Chaga tribe ; Mount Kilima-Njaro, East Africa. 151782 



Snuff-box. Spent cartridges of brass, beaded, stopper fitted, and 

 chains appended. 

 Length, 2f inches. 

 Wa Chaga tribe; Mount Kilima-Njaro, East Africa. 151778 



Snuff-box. Made of a brass cartridge shell, decorated with beads; 

 an iron chain and a brass carrying chain are attached. 



Wa Chaga tribe; Mount Kilima-Njaro, East Africa. 151568 



Snuff-horn. Tip of a horn with leather bottom shrunk on; leather 

 handle fastened on the side, to which is attached an ircm (;hain. 



Length, 3^ mclies. 



Wa Chaga tribe; Mount Kilima-Njaro, East Africa. 151242 



Snuff-horn. Tip of horn with leather bottom shrunk on, suspended 

 by iron chain which is attached to a leather handle on side of horn. 



Leugth, 3^ inches. 



Wa Chaga tribe; Mount Kilima-Njaro, East Africa. 151243 



Snuff-horn. Made of the tip of a buffalo horn; with wooden bottom. 



Length, 6| inches. 



Wa Chaga tribe; Mount Kilima-Njaro, East Africa. 151244 



Snuff is made by pounding tobacco leaves in a mortar. The tobacco lias a 

 rich, pleasant odor. 



Fig. 13. 



Snuff Horn. 



Cliaga of Mount Kilima-Njaro, East Africa. 



(Cat. N(p. 151241, U. S. N M. Gilt ol Dr. \V. I,. Abbott.) 



