Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-01-15


but once IN a day with tho same person -
sufficient. 81 peculiarly English is il held
10 be by European continental uatiOus,
however, that it a man wishes 10 he par
,lculariy attentive 20 & Traveller FROM Great
Iritain or Asasgica he will insist IN sAaE-
i@g hands with him rs often rs hr can get
The chance.
Th.re are those vino claim 10 form their
opinion ola strange from the way IN which
he rly,5 his hand. OJs meets At oid
people who consider WON'T arm md
hand 4 nump-hlndln and treat i, az such.
proule who prl,Iv drive vour ripy. into
YOU fingers with The force. of their sauces.:
people whose hanLs are ~ if they belonged
20 inanimate objects and drop the moment
they are released. aud pcople VINO give the
real hearty. though ,ru'le. pressure which
bqrpaIs iEp cultivated .nI considerable
mimi.
Even ifit is not possible for the people
"a spprogch raay enough for this friendly
p.ip, The manner in which one person rec
ugniZes another is legion. \ gentleman
approaching - ladv watches hrf ~rl,s.Iv
to set whether she will bov 70 him. II
50 CT goes his hat. Handy two
meu, however, do thi, simple
ar. IA the SAINT way. one ilouTishes II ri
arms length. another hardly ra'sr5 it fram
his head: q third ryaa.as the in~ldr. - ii
la were asking u charity. whilst q f:urth
setlns frightened },-l hv scp:e misrhIurs
ne shOUli li>arrlugv his hair. The fan
IaGv. too. docs not alwlys return the salute
in thr same WAY.
Ur.r. j.. Mr. :, and So " one sly.. Il
euuros,. must bog 70 him." and the
dgIr,tv hood j, inclined inst cnnU.h 70 ha
civil
fay u,n.s further oo another fiour.
appears. and then with Il winning smile
ard - b,tm.ng Eve q recognition which
would charm me head ul any man l.
given.
Sober old Aun.ss nod to each other aud
keen ua duingso fora few pac~s, when thcy
meet each other, when young g~lllInts do
anything troIu a wink of IN eye ~ a mo.
tlOn OF the arm TO rlpping their acqUaiut-
ance over the legs with tnen sack or
bowling IN " olgnl.lrd manner. Ia
England, where the distinction OF
c!a's'1 - sun very ~'AaINeu "
''''''"H NV" '" i''T'' Ui
meeting Ee''''"l'u Or l!"y, IoTrhs' HIS
ha'' ana I'' P7'7'u s',",''' 1t AZ ~ - nun
returns 'i- ~ ",'u''' ~
WY "'"'''''' i''"' va
il% '"e'' 'A"''c'S Va ,i.s'''7S'N GU %
a"O''' use" q" courtesy QUE TN',P' III va,
laH'7' ',.' '"7'"'' nF' 4"''' "'I,' '"'' -
course lh'' /. >p'"7.nA "Elc,",.l' ~. ~ -
ven h"y"l' n'' ~ ,a,U. nnI ;rJ.s,j :,
SuS Gun ,G.,i. rr],,,i~.s no mi
trSini,g andmauy, ,s:ts To y master in the
ort
I, ENGLAND Ton b,ys and many vouno
80. .h.'r Lots tn oh mn, md thos.
,~E ,. ~. -. a,r n~os;,i,n ,L,vn trrr,
%,,t n.;-, IN tbesa c,sos i, - NOT r,,s,
49, a. ,Ea male 60, n greet each nthrr
,Lmg
Cro. IN. channel however md IN. il
=, a Ind ,vLera h,t-rripri. the ]rpcopniza6
s1ir,,,f,n II arnc,rs AT first cprions IN q
not;vc nf m~er;r,n m English soil +, 500 q
nHt FOO rIa,r coal beovcr mr. ne6ler Solemn.
10 r,i,. hi. had IN, erinp-,r does not al.
go ION, n 40 nurb a. = b.t-,n an
ennallv lirtv brother workman. with an
air mapy = Young dude might envy; but in
fine one falls to notice such things. On
entering and leaving q shop, no matte:
how small. the polite man again uncoyers
his head. while each of these actions is
elwnv. arcorluapiei by IN appropriate
word OF greeting. The peasants ia Spain,
in the country, on meeting a stranger,
offer l.m ns n salutatiun Il portion Of the
bread they always carry with them. O.
course it is refused with thanks, AID great
would be the establishment of the would-be
donor were it accepted. In Germany, in
fact pretty we'll all over the Continent, to
pass 3 man or woman on a country road
without saying afrieudly greeting IS looked
upon as verv impolite, and the person
doing so would certainly be regarded as a
stranger.
Among the French and B-lgiaus esDecial.
" the habit OF men embracing one another
i; quite common. A father and son, or two
intimate friends, think nothing Of falling
into each others arms and kissing in pub
lie. Colder tempered nations consider such
illusions unnecessary and believe there i9
lust a. much feeling in the warm grip OF
, hand and few words of welcome or fare,
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