, 1870-05-22

Saturdays.
ANr1PATH1Es.
Moeee condemned the dog to rl1ce among
the snciean animals, and thus liked 4 stigma
upon it. t' Whatsoever Eoeth mon his paws
among all manner Of beasts that so On all
fonr; shcse are uncle1n unto zen. Whose
torcIr.h this carcass shall be unciean until
the even. And hc that heareth the CARCASS OF
them shall wash his clothes. and be uncle1n
uutil the even: they arc unc!can unto you
I" "Against any Of the children OF Isr7el shall
not dog ha ri sase nn3 psne agfns1 M r1 =
dog into the lot.He Of the Lord thy God for
any legal VOW
There legal uttcrances against the dog pro-
cccdcd probably l'ccause it was worshippeA III
Egypt and other nations: Certain it Ii that
their departure from Egypt. and its name
passed into 4 term Of orprpE,rium. Thus,
when Dryid wentrp against Goliath, the hitter
cried: "Am I dog. that thou corne.h to me
With etasess" And when Mepsilssheth had
servant that thou!shouldt.:look upon such
dead DO; a. am:'' IN after titnce. this
hatred Of the dog WAS taken adj
vantage Of against tho Jcws. when
their enem:e4 desired to insult them Has
eeilnist says that when the magistrates of
4
lees dogs which infested that city to be
roisoned, their dead bodies were carried anil
Lid in the Jews burial ground without tle
cisy.
The Mahonetana. who IN their teI':7on5
ritual have borrowed much from the jews,
connt themselves Gciled if 4 dog but touches
tEcir garments. SoutheE says, in his IS Doc
Tor, that "one of the things which shocked 3
Moor who visited England, was to sec dogr.
Women and tirtv shots permitted to enter
F1aes F OF @ worship. .a the MshoHssans excluding
al! three from their mosques
LII ancient hnme there was law OF tla1nl-
nluB llalnr, which prohibited touching dog
An ans,nf, VINO happened 10 tonch one u these
ahimals. conla nos assist At INC saef,nses WITH
out previous p1iahcat'on. pogs anu Hles Were
prevented fron entering tho Temple of Her-
cnles. Ibis desessnslhn of the Romans Tor
tue aog was. perhaps. catlsed bs dogs 1eedinE
On Tie dead
"Whose limbs, unhuticd en- the naked shore.
Desonf1nR doRs AMI huhEfy Eultafes toEt
IN Nusssa. formerly, the doG vas regarded as
utEtesu, nv soo!n no. - lpocneu: a.,
aAG 'ouen " muss Aniaas. pat .tc4ilts eno
uos .-thaia. - ,;. ~: pIlsou y. ~ u:,s.;
.e NJ s,e .s;n3aal. 70 oua ~ .na W.
.sen - Vsh;r. ~ ~ ~ - - ~ ~
.aa1, =, ~ sarer,i of ti,"ir ten,n,a. - ="
s,s;,, H. 1a-a fn,,.;'L1o,, ~ H., oa,a, ,,r III,
I...oi;,.u :. Tia .r;na i,a,s,,ua - 4;y,lst,,
a.. I,nof cot cl,a~oth 1ot ,hs e,,1 II ia nc1s.n
! 80 rn,, - VII 1at a. nf ,na;r ,I..sh na-
~ .o,s' ~" j, :ia.I ,,. Nv u &t'e" '7'' 1'N
'o4In II .uEm uIau 'itaseaa IN n tau .tr,r.
heen tl;sni,yeI bv Mahometans though
narr;,+a1 II Tho ;,t;,1ef nn,rtsTa NJ so7'a
l'rax;n.sai tauns 49, ue,a mil ra,ant1r
ls.,..'ia,S I".;.i,aI s-e.s' Cnns,.ns;",r;.ss
retu ...,. nua 7',..s ~. p,o
atNt ts . - pi:.n,s: ~ -,
,.hon " i;Tn.n vr,s ~, n,ei for fi,e al,o;s.ion
Of hogs into the district Of Pera during tho
,,;c,,t sn1 he re ,;cI,t 1T to1rlss IJhoTn-
,as. :. n-asar1 St.t ~ sr,,t AZ Tt,h,.i,a,i l.,
,si,- ~, -otn,n ul,a,, tl,a s,a,n;as ~ Ma
ii - -, i.- III .t,a o,1----',n,t, ti,ar,
herc tarnn a.lx,u,a". ri ~ tnr,.;n1i;:s IN
.ne laiaee =, nie siea. apsssaa sts:.i tan ttsa
.srkanau's .sk Vas aeEt nuEe E.nlppiau ovI
me INC e!es Q. "ansn n1o psen pus sn ort. :. ~
.' Was lasoll's amuseMens; e., ~ see,u' Va
ine court - otsen a. !ne ctusl Ea'e auulsnce
70 .Aanoiaetan5. 70 ullse lhto eue Miouie oA
t'snl t1.s Ila.na1eo al'n'ai' "t1lsa ines eou-
1ioeiea aucieA"- ...
Inc author Of summer Namnle IN tue
iilmalasas observes that. although the
domestic sMlne Is held III eucn uttet ahhor-
ntsn a,a o1 tns msu pis ~ maen es.ssmeo ny a..
c.assea. E'en % .ns n.atia'Hs. o.He.aIas Al 1na
',1!Sooueo 'sinple, WV. ~ sti.e. ounea 'nsa
~ theI c!eeo: ougne no. 70 eat nsAn OF auS
Aitu, vonsnet Wt1 t.s ~ = gssa' ,i'sa Ieae:
ash s Manet eots saSs ~ snas posh OF s".ne =
@ nssh IN any ehape, ~ M ~ o. laee years was mueh
s.n aooua1a.su t., ~ wv sn.sn ne1 " ~ -
1len e .ns anapa;Is 10 E;ngi1na h nsn ~, 1onnson
er w IN !. r,osonn sLram;n;nr y tbs E;npa az; bsn;t
saTs:
"Yoa saoala. hy TIT. line.
Love hors.. an.t a hvtlnu. Gut no nan Of SWINE
~ ,,+,,,,.. ~, ,o.;,
hin ~ MI .na mil ~ i;ne ~ NV. ~ ~ i;
.nh,cc, 49, ". a. I;ees+,an - AAer wan f't'1 va
seTeIal of the tribes N, tho banks or tho f.-
mons African R;rer Zamhes; b.vc ,s creat a
Io.thirg Of h;pRet.nas mes. as Mshoms-
| Dr. Iiviugstone'a ri1ot scissors. VAS IN ilIns-
tra,inn H. wonlf MI cycn cook hia sood il
4 not which had contained hinrotarnas meat,
prefeuipg to 70 hungry tn be could lind an.
m.Is tabe .,,i 81 T;th rrest re,i.h tl.s Gsst,
| - tha Tnnt--aa1;,,, ,n.e5.t1,t Eb;c1, b.s -
t.ata for ds-i3 f;sh ~ nnan ' !"
Csasa ~ 80 -a-s- ,,iar.;fi; ;, n--;, h,4 tt.~
~, teni ,S,a1n ~ 5.traa Ts;a TSa ,1;sas 1raT
~ 49, I.;o1's ~. ~ ~. .to
! ~ taea Saeu ~. auss entc1'e1n A1at seese ea'
e"sAe' eA'o o.uet te1N'A
some curious instances are On record Of the
| antirathy Nspiayed oE l3nF1onals TOW atd Ger
tain articles a food. Erasmus, though na-
tive 81 rotterdam, fad such En- asession to
nsh tnat even NE sEaei. OF II threw h'ro INTO
fever, Joseph ScalGer and Peter Abono neTer
could t:Ilnk 1aak; aId ca1uan was p Rastianlarly
| oAN4A-'~A -. - Nt3AN, - ~h6~. AtAI - "
| spsin gaye whimsical reason for his dislike
OF nsn; I9eE are nothing but elements con-
eea.ea' cs leus o. "arer.
Usually fnethe odors q flowers are agreeable,
but instances Occasionally occur where they
exercise totally different effect. The jon
I1u and tuberose are Insupportable to soue.;'
others cannot bear the fragrance OF the ill.,;
eSen s1o!ets, the last doEer to BE- suspected,
have excited the greatest antipathy- Hyst-s-
'cs have been brought on By the masshmallo'v;
saffron has been known to produce svoonlns
others have shown aversion to certain an,