"What is the philosophy of all this?
Why. simply that meat is a stimulant,
like beer, and that after the brief hap?
py effect .if this stimulant has worn ott
there conies a long effect of ill humor
and Irritability. All heavy meat eat?
ers have bad dispositions, because they
are always suffering from their food's
aftermath because they are always.
so to speak, getting over a spree.
"This holds good. too. among ani?
mals. Lions, tigers, leopards and the
rest of the carnivore are tierce and
treacherous and mean. The herbivore
? elephants, antelopes, camels are
good tempered, mild creatures."?New
York Telegram.
Wt.. Drulnakl Lett.
' Rrulhski, the pet bear of the Colum?
bia'! .jackies, was not sent to the zoo
because he tried to eat the captain's
dog, says an officer of the ship, but be?
cause he turned a solemn ceremony In?
to a farce. Every day after dinner
Brulnski and his particular friends in?
dulged in a nap. Brulnski stretched
himself out on the deck, and his chums
spread themselves around lam, using
him as a pillow. Just after Captain
Wilde took command of the yard he
sent word that he was going to visit
the ship at a certain hour.
The men were mustered as quickly
as passible to receive him with all the
honors. Brnlnskl's friends, with tht
others, responded to the boatswain's
call, but Brulnski slumbered on until
after the men were all lined up on
deck. Then hf roused and, mlsslni
his friends, went to seek them, ll*
mounted to the deck where the mer
were Hued up and, erect ou his him'
feet, passed slowly down the long lin*
until he carno to the group of his as
sociates.
