Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1886-02-05
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nu mall clean fe.sler II O. ni' M
rn.n.., on .N.ct anil Who'll -,m y,g
'faNfr nlt- u mu-' b." u.uf,.s
ilf,f 90. au afturic of diet ih,u man,
OIL nt. Winch mu.t T. op'r ca' boo "a ~,
h' e. - nu iuulrr lro i,f thtn "a" uus
ter rN.mlle IN I The donr,ti fowl T.
els or" particular tr,h~ aad
lu st't- nud shrmis ialtcu ul'n nal.ir
i, . utulnai un- AMI. mo-. cover All
these 'rI siacran- are - Gee Too rs u,'lt
IN % prafanoe \ dish of ,o'f shs,l
era look, very IKE a dish 20 large
ii ."rs.
There b. no essential dt.'rrncc p
tw'-n cells aud snakes Anl hares
amh thought that the man Who first
swallowed an 90 stsr wis lcttrr rni.tlcd
to ll"rncc laudAtory versa, lli rolur
ct ns iripicN, rtc than he who r,t
tempted fate by going Ia sea The truth
/, W. are all governed largely 10y hahi,
Rnd 90 ~ red taste IA eating lnd drink
ng sturgeon roo Is as-urrdly "caSi-
ale to the general originally hr first
taste o. u IA disrouragnR ani few
would take "a SECOND probably but Tor
the force ol authority IN such matter.
The Aus raliAn native oAtrauts from
the bark Of u tree huge tat white mag
got, which he dcyours with cxccrdln.
gus,o. The faluimau mouth w.i r,
at the Rppcti lng oior of dcumpu>,'d
al meat and whale blnbhcr u" 49,
Islander uni quite recently rrN"lc IA
the human divine, ni'cly TAXED ~ an
oven, with IA" fase neatly blackcd and
all the cracking we'll Drowned cat at
de- cnl respect for the pre- udiccs Of hi~
contemporaries he ,alied his fayoritc
di=h long pig Ia south America thry
cat great lizards. and nnd them tooth.
some and delicate. Ia Africa baked
monkey Is accounted goo |. though
somewhat too like D." hrisli.n chiil"
tor the unomauoipalcd western taste In
Egypt drryishe~ are found who make "a
practise 1T digcsting live scorpions and
y,nonous snakes
hats AMI mic. AMI such small deer
have commonly been used ~ food, from
the markets of hinl To- those Of laris
during thu siege b. people who live
ON tha shorr, III thu Indian oocan make
food OF the gigantic ccphnlopods, one
OF which ictor Hugo immortaiilel un-
der tho name II thu picuyre. In Bornco
crabs which stand two feet high AMI
look perfectly horrible arc eagerly de-
,ourcd In short. there IA scarcely any
living organism which has not ~, some
time and IN some parts of the world
been used NJ food 10y men, aud when
thu latter decline To eat the creatures
Themselves They very often do II ut ono
remove, by feeding upon animals that
eat the To ccted organisms.
Pop. t.s at wsh.
iNsw Nura Tribune
An Independence pelgo correspond
ent describes / 90 ! 90 Ms u hard work.
Ing nian but very ascotio; he speaks III.
tic and laughs never lIo rises early,
aud h probably tho only European
sovereign who does not take amaiuiinal
bath. Then he celebrates mass in his
private chapcl--a duty which occupies
barely twenty minutes. During tho
u's' Hout wv tNu wv Inpe urrNnkcs tne
correspondence NJ tho previous day, and
from . to 10 gives out work 10 his pri-
vate secretaries While thus occupied
he drinks cup Of black coffee, and NJ
10 o'clock break lasts. tho almost invaria.
bio dishes being eggs and fruit, and tho
beverage white Frascati wine. From
II TO ~ Cardinal Jacobini Ia with his
holiness, and from noon until = audi.
cnccs are given.
Tho pope spends an hour or two every
afternoon In preparing tho material for
monumental history Of the papacy
lilo has had . study fitted up adjoining
tho atican library for convenience OF
access 10 the archives tho papal
prison Ia vast and the distances arc
great. Tho gigantic task will not DO I'm
ishtd In tho lifetime OF Pope Leo. but
even mere fragment Of il would 10 Of
tho utmost value 10 students Of modern
history since Il must In tho main DO
based upon unpublished documents.
Tho public life OF tho pontiff concludes
for the day with walk In the Vatican
gardens. In which he Is accompanied by
his domestic prrlatcs. The conversation
turns upon the most austcro subjects,
and loquacity Is systematically frowned
upon-so much so, says the chronicler
that these little promcnades resemble
nothing 80 much as funeral PROFESSIONS
A (usfussx An ~.