Telegram-herald., 1891-08-09

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sExvASTS NASSKRs ARE PECULIAR.
able but involuntary abstinence from
food and the Sudden hospitality Of -.
III advised hosts. wrote what he evil
IDENTIFY deemed scsthing criticism Of
certain social aspects Of American life.
drew his pay for 1t and disappeared.
His name was Hamilton Aida.
He says among other things that tho
''love Of privacy, 50 prominent feature
in the English character, Is unknown
here. the privilege Of exclusion so rigid
ly enforced In the walls and fences Of
our gardens. the closed doors of our
withdrawing rooms, o. the first floor, Is
rarely enforced here" But il Is going
to be. Mr.. Aide. We are going to be
moro particular in the future. We arc
getting acquainted with your methods,
and we shall Be moro careful in the years
20 come.
II your nobility cannot play . fair
game Of cards Of An evening or over
como the pernicious correspondent COM
plant, what may we expect Of one who
Is not noble 1t all. and who visits in our
country only what is free. and who then
imagines he u familiar with American
society?
lido not know Mr.. Ada very well. but
IL has been my misfortune to cross his
plague STRICKEN trail once or twice to
gnaw at the closely cropped herbage
among the hills where yet still fingered
the echo Of his bray.
Judging BY tho sentiment expressed
BY he low. coarse innkeepers along the
chicken feather trimmed orbit through
which he passed. 1t win be money in his
pocket II be wiz not como that way any
moro II be should, there are intima-
tons that good recipe for removing
esg stains from wearing apparel viii be
. gruat convenience to him on bis steamer
ride home.
Mr.. Ada. whose signature shows that
he neglected to put up his fly screens
until too late In the season. says that
manner among servants Of both sexes
are peculiar. ~ indeed they arc in all
the lower orders Of one may b allowed
such N expression about Americansl"
Judging from Mr.. AIde's familiarity
with American society, the article he
has written should have been entitled.
s'Some Aspects Of Life Among Ameri-
can Ssrvants-' Then this gentle criti-
cism AZ mine would have been unneces-
sary and unwsitten-
'pinnsrs." he says, Gas . rule. In pri-
vats houses. ara less good and less well
served than I expected to find them
You win notice great falling of even
from thu, Hamilton, if You will come
back here next season. There viii be
very noticeable favor {: pounded glass
in your PIE, and every bed quilt in our
bod and beautiful lard viii contain
little checksrsd sample Of your loud and
vocifsrons panties pried from tho IN
willing jaws Of the household dog.
some Of the dishes are excellent,
hut NJ a<l1s. - he dips his trenchant
pen Ia the bluing bottle At his coy little
hAl1 bedroom IN Whitechapel street.
ssths prsvalent taste for nncooking can
v.sback duck generally renders that
sdmir.ble bird forbidden fruit TO me"
But that Il not what renders it - for
biddea fruit" 10 him at home.
The reason he does not keep his fiabby
being continually upholstered with can
vasAnck dnck ct home is probably the
snsne enc thnt prompted him TO have his
wine and the bIacking Of his boots
charged TO MSx Stanley at San Jose.
Cal. In ~ spring Of the present year Of
sur Lord and Of the freedom of the
United States from the rule Of Great