, 1869-11-27
THE EAST INDIES.
Second Lecture Of DR.. scudder on Life
in the East
fuSton1s mud Religion Of the Peep}s.

large audience assembled at The First PYesoy.
te1snn Church, Wabash avenue near Copsrta4
aGeet, Lat evening, to hear IN. Il. u. 8cuddes
talk about india Tao lecture Wa Tho xseopd Of
the course- In comtnR forward Tho gentleman
spoke substantially ~ follows: Ceylon, whesu he
*n horn, was beautiful place, = sors OF garden
Of Eden, surrounded H seas In
which pesria tnnumessha wero found.
Ths Htmmalen Acuntatps wese rem1x.
ebIs Tor the1r hetgnt Their summtzA were eter-
nally covered with koow. Through ulndo4sAn
proper. ,amense nse1s, such Al tho GAnsns,
lowed That stream was dolaed BY the natives.
e. dssee sss' IL an , 70 W. them .D,s,ns iss se =
% sops and tho Iirdoos p4sJed e g Il T
% waaa away the,F stnh Tho rushing Rrshma-
known delta At the mouth Of both ftverA Ths
sou Of sae table land q Aysote waa sad
he deac7iDed 1he manner in watch The nar1es
pleasant NJ they I'D Q. baaping lin aSsnst
poties to make The sscea: He fastened himlest
body, and then le. lhe annual stser iii hia.
sell. Go11g & down one Of the prectnc=A, which was
a. s sssa Err atssap psSs hfs o. y
srz.otd In aae language, tho :ofsy precIpices tue
tnow. The dtil1es, toe mountain streams. and the
Ii fumu,er The p,a1ns oi lua!a become aid BE-.
meath The screening Aan- The traits are plenuinl
1te penes1anste. she orange The coooAont, ton
spontaneously. The tallpo, tres produced dow
e tsilfy lest 'o9s; Tne mango Yielded ,.s thick
nd a,R,, r. deses' TIL IT,
"a sa., ss.rsss T. D oas 81 & VS. Use y s.e!es
| dron nrd me wild white ROSE grew On the noun
tan si1es. In The Upper Hlnalayas there wero
hoI1id Iasinss, out q which nored nreams to
winch surrounded tho houses became 1sytuns for
p!enaiui M ' ID d iaose ] heaaes. T Il y haa % seen -
Cobra before n!zR door IN tho morning
and once he Killed one with stick, The saake
On a Guss aud sas eo6raa CONS ous q tae
hedge. The caarncz takes them b. the
o uo tes RED s. 4Ra ID Pese ess% y IL L a
| made cobra bite him, when he became corpse
MY Ssa, II S1s H.
ess feed the eoleres on eEEa stosy was
toid Of . snasmer Eao "saa'ched k.u" from .
jossitis were counon In India. The,
ras 01s iaaso. hsee sase
them. They squeezed large pebble. out q tas
gorged arr quantity Of stones ron iheif tb1oatA
thtee-psoo2ed 1otx MIA hh thigh
na thigh but dtd not atltle tue neaa. Tne jneals1s
were marselIogsly 1 20 auiek s!tn their
aaa ma nasse .oses OF 'asssry were
Tie WAS, Of which there we're four books,
were the oldest books In the world, except, par
lptoleratle and yapd reading, made up bJ men,
and not inspired. as the Testament was, By God.
IEe sanscr1t An1a1u1e was volnninouA
astronomy, logic, protody rhetoric, sFchltectnte,
muaic, wsz, and manJ other things, all IN poetry.
Tnsre ~e1e la6 grsmSm1[Ds, t., These books were
Iron .tylus. Esrr. ::ieraty man hsd niche ii hls
lelt-heod thumb nall, with which he held tho leaf,
Tuey wrose With great rap!dit5. distances Of n.
| biy, poetry rty1ned Al tho beginning Of the
i!6es, and rometlues also u: The end. In III
sanre1lt, poetry vas e9nest.@ss made Of oae co3
wss gren. It vas romethlnr "A fosicws:
s,zac,t 1sa Ds Do a.:s Il Il sS s.aaR q ss tLansher
One OF the proverbs YES That " Bob. tailed
al Il. 10 ns se sa
he did not give II IL dsl9 a'loTanee OF rice ii
Eas unhappy, and when he earned IT two d4ys
towatce Tor ouc, IT corld not use IT.
athletlcs. One ot them waa known to run u miles
II one night The palsnspia ees5ers were .,foea
M iravei 1ce % %mi!es n II i've >sse sasees,lss (
1 utRU%f. AL Vt1C0t4t EGR1&eA onCG II WIEAsllaR
Match with BE1tlah so!tHts. The nsst EpocS
: | down WIS clatned AID allowed for the Indian,
The saldier sss Then carried ho1e to bis bed hes1
he n8infd for several week. The Indian ath!et
sonetines amUseo himself By throwing up cocoa
nuts a. high ne be could, and tnen standing Under
them 70 that they could bc tmaehed On hll hea1
Ia cerniI2 down. 1n4Itans would explain the
, elippeE3 character Of their nagtcans By saying
thai In former existence they we're eela, and Il
! this retained some eel characteristics. Severn
I anecdotes OF arnieric tcats we're TOLL
One uf the temples be StAited covered ten acres
J Of ground, and had l. 600 columns- Sl1tJ u!olo1
, kiugs, In tier aucceasire reIgur, added to tbs
R.sn'n'sss @:s ssoeo ;s.s hf sait
| courta. The lecturers father went into the TEN
pie Que night and vent aauay. There was a.
innente granite porch, and a spot 0
so icci lopg cach. lunense nsircs OF houses
men, !kc-, were hosn cut Of sntld blocks OF Rrsn
1 lte. Tie main hall was Immense. 1t 4wept dowt
into The at,ytBes OF the temple. Live e!ephanta
atood on each side Of tte entrance. The faces o
= the gocs koked doxn from th
j which steps led down on The four sides, vo1
1 those steps. The walls we're regular nytholoR
{ teal raller!. There was one porch that reAte,
on 9a9 SOLID cotuuuy. 1t was = reGimeut c{ Rranl
soldiers The cen:se Of the temple contained th
: aAncruD, into which none but Brahmin cont
snter: THIS Ho'y ot n%nos r.s,,, ~ tho rss M
!: Parrots, peacoctk, and doves, I'll holy. bull
: their ncats and hyc1 under the caves OF To-
i | temple. Tho sight OF that temple Impressed tn
. minds Of the a.mpie minded heaiheu witt awe
q Tn Sunday morning nF. ocudder wilt conpkr
{ Indian philosophy with Boston transcendcntaiisn