, 1889-02-10
not forgive an Englishman for coming to his
dinner table in n tweed suit.


@NS Ne ACA hlNoN H1AAI-r ait
Yankee, differs rs much from the western
man and the southerner as the Englishmnn
differs from tho German or the Spaniard-
For example, call n Yankee "a cad, " and
he will get out of the room, remarking,
"You say 50, sir, but that proves nothing. "
Cali a Pennsylvania man "a cadn and he will
get out Of temper and knock you down Call
a real westerner "a cad" and he will get out
his revolver and shoot you dead on the spot
Should a minister indulge In u~northodox
theories In the pulpit, the eastern man will
content himself with shaking his head, and
going TO another church to perform his de
votions the Sunday after. The Penn~sylvaninn
will open a violent polemic In the newspapers
Of the locality. The Kansas man will whit
for the minister at tho church door and give
MIN n sound thrashing.
On board the steamer we had FIVE Amerf-
cans who passed the eight days of the voyage
In playing poker. Tho smoking room rang
from morning to night with the oaths that
they uttered every time they laid a card on
tho table. They were 50 fluent with them
that they hardly used the same twice In an
hour. Their stock seemed inexhaustible. On
Sunday after breakfast a young lady sat
Town to the plano, and began playing hymnA
What happened theni Our Eve poker play
ers gathered round the Indy and, for two
hours, sang psalms and holy hymns to the
edification of the other occupants OF the
saloon.
was dumfounded.
In France we have men who swear, and
men who sing hymns Tho Anglo-Saxon race
alono can furnish men who do both with
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quitting 'ne eastern coast Oh America you
WIN sec a eomple dnterenee In the spirit OF
towns Una are almost heighporS
IN ne" YORK ior nstahce-la am not speak
m6 "" VI u" h0eiMJ S0SictJ, Vi "nicn
small speak hoer-m new forK, IL Is your
money tna' "in open III ooors 70 YOU In
DosUon' nus your iearhihs' IN rhilaoeIphia
amos rgihia' II Is your geneaiogy' Ihere-
lore you WISH 70 oea success paraae your
OHM III NO" Aork' your Ialenls IN BOSTON
nhd your ancestors In rhiadeiphia ana faeh-
mohu-
oe"[eoiy nus d iorelsner Ses ioo' IN the
oniteu o'a'es "eiore 'hey ask MN "nA' ne
onihKs Oh inc country MN persons OUT OIL
every Uen you spe"k 10 put 'nese three queS-
ions 70 you'
W Is TINS y"ar nrst Visit 70 american
y no" long nave you Deen oVerf
W no" 90 YOU hKe our country
1here are even some VINO push curiosity
rived to ask for your opinion on America.
l had only Just embarked on board the