Telegram-herald., 1889-08-26
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NJ oncs. IL tAs lAst part where wss
stA1oneo. las4s1 over ths ss2 -Aa has .
yef1aas outs.as Il, which, n eoarse. ~ss
kept s4orea, remarks 8 writer in CnaI1os
g9~ruaA was sitting 0Es dsy IN ~ ofncs
c1@lr, lo2k-Eg o4t ever tie bsy beyaae. ~
oo-lecs nv thoughts foT Glsp@tch thea IN
hau1. w4sn ! espieo = Celestial coming
s1cng the ver4naa viii sems DARK oblect
showing its appreciation q the sTteptlo1 Il
- as rooelvIng by placing two airs q inor-
cl14te length rouHc the maE = nock ] nat-
0rAliy rose Cp to SEE wlaot this FAencmoncn
was, and having Dee1 tola thai Il was . rars
alma l a. o1oe ilSae oKeTllrcs foT Ia
purchase.
AS soosi Gs negotiations were concluded !
fastened lly FUrl4@se--s black A. 1h0r--to
ny copy lAg press llsle.e 81 seA1lIg LIN
Gp 70 NJ lo1se, being 411so4s r. introduce
hiA myself u ny Two degs AID 10 Joseph lAe
cat / could not iatrusl = rare anlEl4! ~ ny
servants lest TIE insrodeci.on tlre.gh
their agency u Joseph aad lie rest might
at IN s0lle disaster. When -stenod
tie gi50ou 70 tie press took ne account of
the length OF lac animals arzns aud i ~as
therefore mol - little sruprlsod when .
pescA sna = black mouth began 10 e4tlI
Nature ia SAID, i. her beae1ceucs, 70 instruct
the lower animals what 10 vs. AID what 10
avoid. Tl8L 10 doubt, eYpLes 10 an aUimal
in The Wild state. such sElms.l Delag direct
ed by instinct ~ here 70 rad a. sluG0te 10
any t1l1g oelser--Ls Wllct Il may have
eaten. An tnial4i IL captivity must, how
ever, be treated differently. and must Lot
be allowed 10 DO Ss u Likes So 4 reasoned,
end ss had 10 herb ready 10 c.reeet Tie
evil MhlcL anew IS gul1 res 20 frou eating
. pencil, proceeded tc seccFer the stolen
article. Ilo1gh Dy new pct dlo not mad
bong touched, shclga be woGic 1gn-p into
your lap and nlake himself al Lolae. lao
strongly ob. eote1 10 part ultA auy tllug
which he lad Ouce got h4ld Il. and good
deal of diplomacy bad % b. 1sec before re-
possessed myself ~ tle pencil
Scarcely Vas TINS fun a. 81 end before
come black fingers ere dipped luto tlall
and when tie .1E WAS removed olt - reach
tie gum bottle 7Fas next turned over. tue
gum being paruc--a-lF y appreciates. JlilA-
iug that tle anll-2l might be tlirsiy. plt
a saucer Of wafer before him. bat tho1gh
easy 10 put tae s-lce- down il WAS ilapossi-
ble 10 picz It Up again. eTel though t4ere
was lot drop q water lef- ID j.. j. seemed
purchase. did not clearly zee Low was
10 feed az animal tAss was 80 iutr@ctaole,
and had serious Ulsgivrgs that my new
pet would give mc l-. of trouble and
quite likely would die in three months.
Monkeys are Feaer4-y supposed 10 bs
troubled either win heart disease OF with
consumption, and l. endure captivity for
short tine only. Thus, ] had given uly flt-
bon three months 10 live. aEc ] faly cx-
pectec that before four months had passed
be would be under glass case IL ny
drswing-room- ] All extremely pleased 10
say that al the time wrte-more i1an Two
years slncc purchased HIN isstli alive,
though must confess it has not beea easy
10 rescue lin from the jaws o. death on sew
er8l occasions.
Al first the name of "saalbo" was given
20 the gibbon. on account 81 its Jet black
color, then this was changed Ga course Of
time 10 "Samuel, Tie little fellow becoming
TOO respectable 20 be called SAN bo Atthe
last port at which was stationed The lower
windows OF nay dwelling house were pro-
vided with iron bsrs-S5out Eve inches
spart-as a protection against thieves.
These bars were a great coDveuicpce 20 re.
as / could attach San 10 them at n1s al times,
thus keeping him out q mischief while CIV
ing him plenty Of freedom. The question of
feeding sam was not a. easy one 10 tackle.
II we sat down and began eating before Re
was served the most noisy protests were
made aud when the saucer OF roe was put
down there was TO one courageous enough
70 recover the cnpty saucer. The point was
often settled by Sam himself, who. having
finished his rice. would throw the saucer
into the air q few tunes, catching il very
clcverly. and then burl IL away from him.
A wooden bowl was found 10 answer bet
ter, but this also received much rough
usage, and had TO bo repeatedly renewed.
One very noticeable feature about Sam
was his extreme jealousy. il stroEed The
cat in his presence he used 10 get into par
oxysm Of rage aud make great efforts 20
bite ne. lie woulo be almost as much
ve1ed II patted the dogs When guest
came 10 luncheon he was so angry st TIE H.
trusson that be often mad TO os removed
he would absorb al the conversation until
removal il being quite impossible 20 keep
him quiet. he had a singular objection
be has il now ia a mid wav-to any thing
being removed by the servants and had ns
been fastened 10 ny chair instead OF the
window no plate once pat on the table could
have been removed When Ia The drawing
room with me-&nc he was often thcre-he
would even fy a. ny VIE II she attempted
70 touch the TEA things. At this Gate he has
soberec down good desl, but even now.
though a servant may bring ne letter. bs
must not take away replv u Sam - with
ne. Heobjecfs 70 any oue coming near ne.
and Il nv wife shakes Ky coat, or even
touches nv shoulder. Re catches hold -
her. though rov perhaps more IN pay than
81 anger