The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-11-05

] 7. q SUBJECT trt NFJu'HiuHt .tIu NC. would
| tlat were OF heukind, and then / should haye
an ny doubts resolved In this lite "N by a
men asked iardphluc. "B cause said w fiier,
/ WIN q S3i1inn ar 'they nave NIT necEs t"triod
sropr sro,,ps sir yy.I,,,. e.,,, ,.,..,..., .,
tbrt he l.nt i,yiapd I,,,.' a.,ti t & S, wy w. ",
the llhrpry nt Abbot,lord and tb1tyb,, M, ,,,,,'
in be- found the laird dccp in "a book which Sir
| Nalc or perceived Co be Jpuusun', Dictionary.
] wei, Mr .--, ~ said Sir Ngit,r Chow do YOU
/ 'kr our louts' "lhcyiC vera pretty stor.cs,
/ nt VI etei. replied ,ug laird "nut ihyN 10 uDCO
/ siOrL
MtRrr r.yua NoNty.--.rf man wcro A SAVAGE
fu. MIN f.Ir ut va ff,rg uuI,, f ,,,i.,t,t t, t,
/ hut Iu ctIl...d ,o.i ty. w, nil fcur,d uon4 sr IN
/ tfhrr md our bsr.irrss i. ,.,. trucn .o.i8a, "a,
/ the l0yd upiri1u cf uauti0, Now i'm civilized
aO.llOy. external 1dyDrt.uuL mako ans mo IN
| ,u cog, y u.1 Wit. good roN ON bls buck
| afl' "..' ~. '.' l''ttl''N tnau nc VINO mas
! Nv NV ''W 'o oF th".N" lh.'' anu say "Nat
t",I' IN IL hut tlat wiu N1b you nothing.
:' lN'L va n tNNNl"I 9. .'''u. lN '''in.u
..N..'.' !. 1''"' I.l.tt "ll 'Ht serve .ou mntl
ON i..'NN ..'
"uh' -T lItI.i a player applied 20 Tho man
a.tl of fHsi DtnNIg company IHJ .u rugUEvuuut
Tor U Ws..i nIa wife, So ting Juat hs lady sas
t'I hlt on l'H'lrg fhu hIst line OF NUNtuDs-.
uu. 1s for usc't h" was ",' worst urtur .n tha
N'iN. iN-y w rt engaged gnu Che lady an
s"tf-d 30" character which ht hUd given her.
zoe G"ut'.r.U having the part 0t "a uurc walk
.t 't..,,. Ont him tnr uls first appearance
| Va Ut
lNt l.ul 'n ag patty UBrt. "Sl." answered
,,,r other .f,rl t- ,uur o,yH letter STATING chat
/ rur Nr.e E. wor a .t.rmtr world" 'Iruc."
I.T.i.i tho yt... "bat then lad not sgoI b GU
''. A.' 'h'''lla - nc lF't Oh'iF'C "'A
d "- ~. nN.. 'ht iNt last Gary t De- cyulc. IRON
euIius. .".u 10 cFut.Isn. i1oW the ep'lt OF rere-
rcrnc t0 the s,,'t Of C1ntcu pr, Ju. way seems
I.rr Iut tlc condition e. arriving seems s'ri, e.
Discard love. ami the whole roa Is passed oygr.
fTfTl b 10 g VI f.t bn
upy" anu rec 'ePI' 'y-cga,c5 {, he positive trEc-
'luN, u'n5 'M a'iio cIiu't'm, biltcl diGiaut
,l.S. au, uv'''" .N hIer' empty "l ali inward
P,'lCi @ .ueu Is ",v ioau Wnl'h CGrylo ha'
t",su o'CI' rom n.S earnest hopeful youth TO
h's h's 'ltlCf o'G "se. lilS only use 10 US no" Iva
TlS mora Nhleh We nave attempted TO draw from
u's career
Wuy "A pturst,N DrHrr At rur Rr.r,I-u,yr.
INSTEAD or AT UpNr--\-.i may rps+ poeurcJ
the digestive appprotus di.,oyrred tho prnycrh
'Slu,y gOiur il healthy goiu- bcgi,bX. r,,i,,, h
long goiug--or slow, and snrp gnas rnany q,
day" Now, in a mans own hg1se .oun il an,
the table az tEc appoipted time the r6ost is
taken Oft tho spit the dessert il sprcad. the Sow
vaults force Won to cat fast thai they NAV have
more time for their dinner: they do NOT wait ON
yOu-tIrv suiiocltp Won A. a TCsfaur,,,t No,,
are served ia a very different manner. Ynu 'are
not pressed; you wait. l always take care to
say to tue walters don't give yourselves too
iuu, Il uouUlt ABOUT me ike To wait. come
mere 70 war;. Besides, IN restaurant the door
opens every minute aud an acquaintance, COM
race, OF iriohu enters Nouta'k, You exchange
news OF lulas, you lhue1, you are gay. IL is not
make Or repeat or hear some 5oa nol, 20 tn yoa recall
some agreeable souveuir-diuuer /, over before
yCu Thought il commenced You have dincd and
dictsleU at the Same fine : and mo- animal hnt a
boa-constrictor takes pleasure in digcs,ion. This
Is the reason | live In plris Ike n bachelor ISrr
lishmau or Russian ON a Wait 10 thfs city2
"SUiTi8io5" iJt Boston Gase,ls.
p, rubtl9NEEs IN ESoLANh'-lu the section of
Lc9uoMlc SGlchce anu STATISTICS, at the meeting
OF l lno lritlsh Assocaton on thursday, Professor
ti',I Ituu PUPtI' ehlIIou ot9tlstlcs OF the
1'uI ~ rilu O'CupauoH5 oi iOIelEuHs IN Eng
Lnnu' LHt census OF iool showed thAt there
WIZ iu LUS!IuC i3uUO lo!oBuets, IN Il total
PvP''H'Oil VI -V,UUV'uvOi oI IN tle proportion OF
81, ~ io'C'fucIs ioI every W. hAu'eS or ZOl
6tI.isu su'g,oCtC iol every foreigner Ia france
VI o mGsv oo yVoug lVIcSnetS III population ot
% v'VVuuV'O VI o'luI'lSuelS LOT cNciA luu natives
or Is hItNes ior every i0relgner. In the United
otatcs tEvIv WIZ iuUv,VoV Foreigners IN populH-
@ o VI Uyu wy, vi 10 lolcseIS 10 lVV hau'cs,o or
@"pouS @ li m"'Nts W uho loIClBher' III oPaln thtIo
-oi .'liligls III y POpuat p vi lO,OuVUVU,
.I IN lhe pIgpoluon OF W. Foreigners 10 lOO
TI iT l'eSl OF ~ hSuNos 20 every QUO foreigner.
lnT p"p'iatiOn u, y, lolCss1,ls . u NC" oIk was
T t ., w. o. " Ouo VI a"t n"'l,eS. ILoless9r
- ~, ,@Ot ~, Iuo uCOvgP1t'ous oi IuISElsFfGe
Wtole Humber con sisted' OF seamCr, and rnncrilIy
foreigners were engaged in useful industries
There were about 100 foreigners in prisons in a
lolal UI lSVUuVi VI w PERSONS WIG WHO suffered que
I;.,.! VI "'"'4 ''"''' A0'' w A'"'' "''o '''-
|b"''''
THE CAr-AGr.-The paImy days for cats were
ia the time of Eeypts power us Il nation, some
five hundred years B. q. They were held there
as sacred as dogs or crCcodies, and death was
the penalty fOr killing them From their noe
turnal habits and glossy fur, he EgyDtans
deemed them symbolicif of the moon, and a
golden cat was worshipped at Syono Hcrodotus
tells us S me marvels about them. "The Toms"
il seems in his time had a poculiar liking for
making Way with kittens1a vcry fortunate
thing, tco, or the land would have been oyerrun
with cats Crowning wonder of all, when fire
breaks out the sole care of the natives is 70 keen
the cats from IT, TO do which they post themselves
us guards around the burning house, and take no
thought Tor putting out the flames.
4 divine impulse however, saws the chronicler
seizgs the cats they dart under the men, or leap
over them, and fling themselves into tho flames;
then pr5at mourning takes possession of the
land. If . cat were found dead in any ones
house, the inmates had TO shave Off their eye
browe. The defunct animals were carried into
the temples where they were cmbalmed and
solemnly deposited in the city Of Bubastia SpeGi.
mems may Ge seen in the British Museum. Very
u@ieiSul @ 10 Ihen ''tT a. inoo', r'io' ~ iv1c'
tI tlo,o1li e 'e',1 - & 81 ] ~, 2
SSileN 10 Su'',H,y iy Pss 10 90 in
III ,. - > ~ - - - - 80. i.ia ~ 49,
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