The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1889-09-04
FRANKS OF A MONKEY.


u-.---Hts R~marRable Al !.
s.w,,. a Jagglery-How He e-se
veas q HIS Je.ao1sy.
NJ Orsce. in IKE lzst port where W.
.zs;oaca. looked over the sea anu nAo
.ranaA outside II, which. OF course was
- ..cred. remarks writer IN Chambers
~rrr.I Twas sitting one day in my once
- ,oolrinr out over the bay beyond, 70
-,,e.a NV thoughts for dispatch then IN
,.-s when 1 espied Celestial coming
49, .he veraadA with some dark OBJECT
eor1;ne lis sppcec.A.iOn Of the attention II
-as receiving hy placing two arms oi NOR
siaa.e length round the mans neck. inAtr
.-.IIv rose up to see what this phenomenon
- ana having been told that II was . arare
.-S,,sI 7 Al once made oyertures for his
purchase s,.s.aI
As soOa as negotiations were conciuoeo
fastened my purchases black ginoonIo
NV oopying-press, instead OF sendlng nun
N "A nv house, being anxious TO introduce
- mTself tomytwod dogs and to Joseph the
- could not intr1st q rare animal 70 my
.ervAnts lest the Introduction through
,neir arency TO Joseph and the rest might
,,.<,lt In some disaster. When fastened
he ri6eon 10 the press Itock no account OF
thelength Of the animals arms, ana was
therefore not little surprised wnen =
hl.es hand took possession Of ared and Due
,encIl and a black mouth began TO estle
Nature i said, in her oenencence, tcinstruc'
the lower ANIMALS what 70 esf and wnAs 70
avoid. That, no doubt, applies to an snimAi
IN the Wild state. such animal beng oirect-
rShx instinct where TO find an antldcte 70
nnv thing aeleteriOUs which il may have
eaien. An animal in captivity must how
ever. be treated differently, and must Eo'
he allowed TO do Is itikes- So reasoned
ma A I had no herb ready TO correct tht
cxIl which i knew would result from eating
apsncl. I proceeded 70 recover the stolel
article. Though my new pet did not mint
beinr touched, though he would jump mt
vour Ian and make himself at home, n
serOnRiy objected TO part with any thin
which he had once gOt hold Of, and goo
Sral az diplomacy had TO be used before re
possessed myself Of the pencil
Scarcely was this fun ut 81 end betor
black fingers were dipped into the ink
and when the ink was removed out OF reas
the gum bottle was next turned over, N
rum being particularly appreciated Tninl
sing that The animal might be thirsty, pu
asaucer Of water before him, but thoug
easv 70 pot the saucer down it was imposs
ble 10 pick il up again. evea though thel
Was not drop Of water left init. Iseeme
tome. on reflection, that had made b.
purchase. Idid not clearly see how i VI
"A feed an animal that was so intractabl
and / had serious nisgivings that my ne
pet would give me q lot oil trouble AZ
quite likely would die In three month
aonkeys are generally supposed 10
troubled either with heart disease or wi
cousump,iou. and 10 endure captivity for
Short time only. Thus, / had given my q
hon three months 10 live, and i fully
pected that before four months bad pass
he would be under q glass case In \
6rawiag-room. l an extremely pleased
xav thai n the tine l write-more than "
wears since Ipurchased him-he issnll AliV
though 1 must confess II has not been ca
10 rescue him from the iawsof death on SC
erai occasions.
Atarss the name Of ''Sambo" was CIV
70 the gibbon. on account OF its jet bla
cnlor, then this was changet In course
time 10 s'Samuel, y the little fellow becOnr
respectable to be called Sambo Att
last mort at which was stationed the low
windows Of my dwelling house were pl
vided with iron bars-about nve inch
auart-as q protection against thew
These bars were q great convenience 70 \
al could attach Sam 10 them al meal tim
thus keeping him out Of mischief while 2
ing him plenty Of freedom Tue question
feeding Sam was not an easy one TO tack
five sat down and began eating before
vas served the most noisy protests VI
made. and when the saucer OF rice was
down there was no one courageous eno'
TO recover the empty saucer. The point
often settled by Sam himself, who, hav
finished his rice. would throw the sau
into the air few times, catching II v
eleverly. and then hurl Il away from
Awooden bowl was found TO answer
ber. but this also received much TO
usage, and had 10 be repeatedly renewe
One very noticeable feature about !
was his extreme jealousy. IL / stroked
eatin his presence he used 70 get into
nxyxm Of rage and make great effort,
bile me. hC NoaAa " e--.teN - :
ye1ed IL I paited the dogs. When q g
came 10 luncheon be was 30 angry at thu
trusion that be often had to be reno
He would absorb al the conversation y
removal, Il being quite impossible 70 ]
him Quiet. He had Q singular objects
he has Il now in q mid way-to any u
being removed by the servants; and hai
been fastened 70 ny chair instead OF
window no plate ouce put on the table @
have been removed. When in the draw
room with me-and he was often there
would even fly Al ny wife IL she atteml
% touch the tea things At this date he
sobered down = good deal; but even
though q servant may bring me letter
must not take away reply II Sam Is
nc. Heobiects 10 any one coming near
and IL my wife shakes my coat, or
touches my shoulder, he catches hol
her. though now perhaps more In play
In anger.
How TO LAght Cigar.
10 give, some people good cigars Is
casting pearls before swine. They I
know now 70 light them The best
vana', that ls imported" from New
viii yield but vile, unsatisfactory $
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