1. pets
2. reptiles

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PET
MOSKEYS.
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ON
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MONKEYS
AND
BY
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MMAGE
TO
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PREFACE.
time
the
P^ROM
fly-cage with
a
benefit
had
great fascinations
"
title
higher
a
of
Series
is
"
this
merit
not
further,
perhaps,
threshed
have
the
GUY,
place,
Esq.,
the
idea
of
of
has
family
with
lay claim
cannot
and
of
to
for
quite
of
want
overlook
the
is
scribbling about
1C99362
of
book
and
gap,
in
due
monkeys
to
handed
its
help.
FRANCIS
to
I
well
Monkeys
better
instigation
colony
YARMOUTH.
a
matter
been
writers.
its faults
deserving
a
have
"Fancy"
into
whose
whatever
claim
no
being original in
the
edged
at
lays
made
and
them.
ARTHUR
GREAT
pins, for
little friends
my
they
ture
manufac-
few
a
Simian
experienced
be
may
with
of
lines
may
Sudbury,
acquaintanceship
that
is
fancier, who
of
for
than
;
this
credit
Whatever
to
handbook
number
a
overlooked
its
to
over
by
out
been
supply
other
All
the
and
"
and
to
respectfully dedicated.
literary
theme.
cork
now,
me;
Notes
To
and
till
for
odd
big enough
were
hollowed
a
bluebottles,
of
the
tails,this
fingers
ray
PATTERSON.
close
ceived
con-
CONTENTS.
PAGE
CHAP.
I.
9
INTRODUCTION
"
.
II.
III.
17
CLASSIFICATION
"
MONKEYS
"
22
GENERAL
IN
.
IV.
CAGE
"
26
ITEMS
.
.
V.
CHOICE
"
45
MONKEY
A
OF
.
.
VI.
PURCHASING
"
FEEDING
VII.
71
"
.
VIII.
IX.
68
MONKEY.
A
GENERAL
.
.
.
78
MANAGEMENT.
"
88
AILMENTS
"
.
X.
"
CONCLUDING
95
OBSERVATIONS
.
NOTES
PET
ON
MONKEYS.
CHAPTER
I.
INTRODUCTION.
The
Monkey
and
The
as
Ancient
and
Arboreal
How
"
and
-trapping
Native
"
for
at
their
list
the
little
abrupt,
termination.
and,
imp,
to
Such
fancy
rest
an
of
innate
of
the
and
Bare
A
the
Sight
Yarns
"
"
Monkeys
"
that
-
"
about
developed
but
line
household,
a
with
devilry
or
has
a
irrepressible
in
have,
included
other,
mishap
in
in
"
Popular
State
pets,
specialties;
some
the
the
of
"
strongly
keeping
or
Bible
Drug.
a
a
time
some
from
of
the
Wild
a
the
made
Monkeys
as
have
be
Snakes
and
Jam
who
cases,
in
Comical
Monkeys
"
may
Exporting
"
ERSONS
in
-keeping
A
"
in
Monkey
the
Monkeys
"
Unpopular
Mentioned
Monkeys
"
Food
as
becomes
of Monkeys
Habit
Monkey
he
Monkey
Economy
in
Monkey
Pet
Egyptians
Ages
Habits
Why
"
Entertaining
Middle
The
Pet
a
tions,
excepthe
streak
part
to
come
very
most
monkey
few
on
pensity
pro-
an
welcome
of
B
mis-
Notes
10
chief
the
through
runs
except
under
branded
as
be
fear
of
source
but
under
and
with
the
few
possibly
cannot
have
you
fertile
a
their
curiosityare
their
in
and
comical
them
general
cunning
grimace, making
public, especiallywith
minent
pro-
liberty; and
of
state
a
soon
disposal. Adroitness,
your
same,
inimitable
with
coupled
the
in
venture
expectations. Yet,
their
mischievous
become
to
those
and
control; and
when
retain
captivity they
of
of
has
daring
entertainingpet
proper
characteristics
few
that,
nature
animal
the
misadventure,
never-failingdrollery at
favourites
monkey's
a
fancy,
realisation
agility,restlessness, and
ways,
the
of
comical
more
if
kept,
in
continual
all, a
of
whole
outlaw
an
tiring from
after
Monkeys.
special circumstances,
speculationfrom
a
Pet
on
the
juvenileportion
it.
As
pets, monkeys
recorded
in the
other
among
two
Books
his
of
Chronicles
and
menagerie
pets, and
on
chiselled
the
The
in
of
Thoth
their
tablets
the
Baboon,
the
obelisks
Grivet, the
of
apes,
instance
an
Simian
is
Solomon,
slow
not
were
the
and
that
time
it
and
;
quantity
a
Egyptians
special qualificationsof
many
since
Kings,
affordingat
"
meeting!
extremes
appreciate the
to
species as
be
to
are
Patas
seen
monkey,
others.
and
In
Middle
the
made
always
the
in
centuries
importations speculated
possiblyfor
of
kept
were
draw
always
The
awe,
may
a
certain
and
gaping crowd,
grin
and
Much
the
has
and
;
with
as
his
the
and
is
this
"
bold
and
great
not
his
an
and
of
the
department
ladye faire
welcome
monkey
his
"
still is the
barrel
organ,
appreciative,audience.
monkeys;
command
"
favourite
a
and
monkey
the
and
zoological collection
complement
frighten,
it
baron
admiring, if
an
menagerie
without
"
bower
or
"
strollingminstrel
Savoyard, who,
little
can
the
hall
"
Ages, the
that
and
are
incomplete
whatever
admiration
awakens
the
else
of
the
broad
hearty laugh.
been
done
of
late
to
bring old-established
pets
11
Introduction.
to
up
a
pigeon,
have
done
and
that
of
high
has
fancy
has
very
should
monkey
and
not
there.
the
question
the
them.
Where
matter
of
purse,
series
a
have
comparatively
bridges, and
the
much
enlightened
their
of
of
fancy;
for
atone
balancing
the
the
of
snap
and
circle
his
ment,
entertain-
of
the
from
facts
order
ever-ready-
that
"
revelations
are
open
certainlyfurnished
life
of
these
in
the
nimble
wilds
Chaillu
of
creatures
the
to
us
so
panzee,
Chim-
for
not
exactly
long
been
scientists
others
doubtful
much
some
of
a
and
have
;
yet
criticism.
accounts
racy
America
out
in
us
life of these
Southern
is
to
e.g., the
and
home
with
monkey
told."
for
research
their
been
others
some
in
about
have
Quadrumana,
Du
as
time
familiar
might
wild
travellers.
by
fancies
pet monkeys, have
men
in their
to
like,were
Gorilla, and
title of
time
and
such
lacking
tribes
little noted
but
considerably upon
monkey
habitat
the
such
us
has
Waterton
of
out
are
amply
interest
monkey
speculation and
naturalists, and
even
is
of
Orang,
under
of
source
hackneyed
yet much
the
coming
here
persons
to
large
a
made
pelting,and
nut
larger animals
The
been
have
the
and
:
to
of the
economy
references
childhood
fun
see
properly-arranged domicile,
a
considerable
himself
and
been
writings;
derived
pet-keepingupon
in
not
amongst
lines
addicted
not
monkeys,
cat
acquaintances.
habits
Casual
is
gives unlimited
to-be-amused
state
of
affords
but
The
fancier
a
few
a
other
to
interest
pet-purchase and
only
not
and
amusement
do
improvement
great stimulants
two
"
but
and
Certainly breeding
I
favourite
of
whim
haphazard
a
the
forthcoming,the
are
marked
more
a
rabbit, the
swing;
And
conditions
proper
become
not
fanciers, and
others.
F.Z.S., and
and
space
petitions
com-
public favour; and so, too,
to the
persevering efforts
guinea-pig,thanks
of the
where
into
and
The
full
in
are
itself up
worked
them.
to encourage
"fancies"
poultry
Cumberland,
Mr.
why,
much
perfection.Shows
of
standard
;
the
but
the
ordinary
B
2
12
Notes
of
track
"
what
we
have, rest
of
life
monkey
fanciers
All
in
known
to
is
of
of
the
their
of
long for
rarer
the
it when
in
fact
carrion
hot
that
places
doubt
As
those
in
food
for
countries
that
that
at
to
man,
where
told
dead
eaters
respect
of
leaves
the
blank
a
horror
of
sight of a common
upset the equilibrium of
farthest
the
as
a
at
have
do
a
not
boa
retreats, and
surprisethem
dead,
donkey
maybe
or
prey,
the
by
the
they
that
shelter
the
decided
a
their
to
whole,
are
a
always
are
at
viving
sur-
less aboreal
or
upset
number
will
them
the
We
climates, and
others
tremble
and
gambolling life,the
have
alive, and, when
sight than
prevalent
their
leopard sometimes
on
burial.
a
more
bird
or
there
;
found
large constricting serpents,
follow
But,
guard.
time
a
The
and
Bock
be
to
chance-time
beast
lobworm
a
anaconda,
jaguar
all
merry
Monkeys
will
and
a
is
of
more
call."
them.
the
and
or
boldest
ringed snake,
which
marauding
"roll
reptiles
; the
lead
Europe
less in numbers,
are
are
in
only spot
becoming
Monkeys
they
of
a
The
individuals
any
Here
one
the
monkey
speciesbeing
specieskeeping exclusively to
routine
snake, when
many
America.
present time.
of
all
Tropics,various
the
past been
whether
forest.
appearance
advise
representative is Gibraltar
any
habits, some
everyday
upon
of
natives
for years
doubtful
the
descriptions
them.
possess
at the
"
History
reliable
and
with
must,
we
Natural
"
new
I would
extant.
ways
are
have
in their
CasselTs
derived
be
to
doubtful, that
so
Asia, Africa, and
monkeys
it
read
to
benefits
the
interesting
most
and
monkeys
found
"
up
content.
the
gives,perhaps,
Monkeys.
observers, and
interested
following them
from
Pet
on
when
off
fairly merry
need
dead
monkey
home;
and
to
abroad
the
they
"
bury
their
dead."
both
winged
and
furred
wait
is
idea
But
is
the
abound
in
vultures, jackals,armadilloes, ants, and
hand,
leaves
but
a
said
to
small
margin
for
finale!
monkeys
they
are
abound.
be
in
request in
Wallace, in his "Travels
13
Introduction.
the
on
Amazon,"
describes
and
peculiar
any
he
says
had
the
meat
population appreciate the
it
delicious.
as
like
marvellously
be
to
to
shot
him
canoe
looking
at
hold
him
under
on
to
gradually
forsook
He
further
and
The
numbers,
with
they
sure
are
cannibalistic
seized
of
against
he
his
for
murder
the
wretched
us
that
this
affair
the
ceived,
con-
than
to
while
my
little
dying
eyes
till their
seeming reproach
and
be
can
drowned,
was
of
alive, and
that
his
the
torments,
side
continuing
ending
visions,
pro-
by
his
the
a
animal
him
end
to
them
of
Janeiro
and
purchase
find
a
export
animal
light
expired."
spoiled his
from
is
rather
other
many
the
other
birds
ready
market
parrots and
to
for
monkeys
in, they
put
till
with
be
have
dinner
"
!
Bio
at
of
looks
should
miserable
I
still
account,
me
informs
catching
affair,yet
tars
follow
wonder
no
his
:
affecting manner
water
its skin
I
The
"
head
means
describing
imagine gnawing
hands,
my
his
most
the
continued
Just
white
who, running short
creature
other
no
sickened
heart
the
both
of
could
wounded.
hit
"oor
in
I knew
in
and
the
me
He
without
the
Howler,
Homo,
I
writes
mortally
round
but
;
before
Trinidad
out
genus
traveller
monkey.
tail,and, taking him
swung
turned
baby,
certain
dead, but
not
was
Bed
the
operations.
a
a
of
hungry
commence
with
bone
At
monkey
as
dead
a
uncommonly
enough
ham
But,
flavour."
flesh
fast,
fried for break-
and
up
resembling "rabbit,
as
unpleasant
or
cut
one
ports where
natives
for
their
upon
our
considerable
animals
and
obscure
an
which
return
to
England.
Some
to
the
fanciful
vicinityof
water, and
also
begin washing
the
and
pitch
of
containing an
their
Upon
haunts
the
some
other.
told, how
are
yarns
the
for
a
wash
come
with
natives
the
water
the
the
to
repair
pots of
with
monkeys
equivalent
faces, turning the
retreating, down
in
that
glue. They
out, and
leaving
imitating
gum.
Of
keys,
mon-
course
Notes
14
eyelids
their
animals
is
taken
with
played
cocoa-nuts
these
greedily
withdraw
taken
the
act."
the
writer
of
means
which
has
their
victims,
of
when
which
blank
dismay
"come
jam
of
Jars
left
and
easy
said
to
curiosity,
ground
capture.
The
be
as
in
the
be
pitiable
priation,
appro-
helpless
deplorable
as
"
proximity
with
wretched
by
sure
curiosity,
the
of
to
placed
are
natives
the
by
Monkey
faces
the
upon
is
this
strew
an
a
awhile.
soon
become
round"
be
must
those
are
surprised.
or
caught
are
many
are
go
undoubtedly
country
killed
cannot
let
but
this
been
having
drugged.
seen
into
the
;
nut
to
yarns;
some
rice
each
sense
for
brought
native
excess,
the
much
So
that
haunts,
and
having
the
monkey's
a
with
in
of
also,
how,
-filled
handful
trick
benefit
the
admitting
half
wretched
similar
a
And
just
and
not
"
been
hole
a
parents
states
jam
pitch.
the
monkeys
of
young,
One
to
and
majority
the
soft
grabbing
them,
"in
caught
left
emptied,
are
for
shoes
with
bored,
;
monkeys
the
how
Also
prey.
the
and
together,
easy
filled
are
hand
an
shoes,
being
monkeys
Monkeys.
fastened
become
are
Pet
on
look
prisoners
amusing.
FIG.
FIG.
1." TYPE
2." TYPE
OF
OF
OLD
NEW
WORLD
WORLD
MONKEYS
(Catarrhines).
MoyKEVselPlatyrrhine*).
Notes
18
strength,
uncertainty of
and
acquaintanceship.
refer
CasselTs,
to
Pet
on
To
know
forbidding
temper,
of
more
other
some
or
Monkeys.
them
the
closer
a
reader
interesting work
must
natural
on
history.
Monkeys
the
and
divided
are
World
New
naturalists
into
the
(see Fig. 2),
(see Fig. 1) and
handsome
little
of
which
class the
varieties
In
anyone
apart and
at
the
latter's
(see Fig. 4), the
and
balance
to
its
swing
temporary
These
varieties
for
not
are
when
owner
duty
mischievous
in
hard
sitting, might
when
Unsightly
The
appreciate them.
they the
have
nor
These
possess.
cupboards
native
for
woods
necessity and
a
chance
caged
to
with
they
as
of
often
cheek-pouches
their
"travelling
thieving
more
an
not
are
virtue, but
for
compete
others
a
a
tail
hand,
appendage
an
or
kinds, is
form
to
a
gluttonous
and
with
contact
owners
venience.
incon-
without
are
Old
doubt
no
World
make
only
relatives
useful
is
of
them;
good stowage
in their
sometimes
confinement
appeasement
called
considerably
fodder"
in
World
Old
substances,
for food
for
of
of
fifth
a
The
their
varieties
surplus edibles, and
fashion
perch,
American
when
those
cushion,
a
are
receptacles(Fig.5)
to
smaller
bony
callosities,
placed where,
substances,
determine
companion.
hard,
lieu
By
whilst
for
distinctions.
with
nostrils.
American
merely
a
the
species,the
in the
which,
only
provided
are
does
is
the
from
of the
the
of
sittingon
some
the
after
most
fifth
of
use
once
nostrils
angle
ornamental
chief
at
quite separate,
an
prehensile (see Fig. 3),
whilst
World
Platyrrhines
broad
and
The
former, too, in
the
Old
derived
may
belongs.
unite
World
rabbit's.
alone
monkey
wide
are
Old
the
is
nostrils
the
the
names
nostrils
Greek, signifyingdownward
means
the
"
species, respectively designated by
Catarrhines
two
great families
two
give
a
them
when
hunger
domineering
than
themselves.
The
"
rule
without
an
exception
"
is not
present
even
in
the
FIG.
3." PREHENSILE
FIG.
FIG.
TAIL.
5." HEAD,
SHOWING
4." NON-PREHENSILE
CHEEK-POUCHES
FULL.
TAIL.
21
Classification.
for
world,
monkey
whilst
cheek-pouches,
claim
likely
are
will
be
the
morpha,
The
three
the
and
of
should
the
the
matter
and
all
hardly
lay
that
monkeys
distinctions
these
I
be
must
of
203.
is
refer
CasselTs
into
further
the
"Natural
into
is
eight
divided
into
tailed,
subdivided
as
to
into
for
thing
interested
him
Cyno-
Non-prehensile
the
to
two
the
and
Platyrrhines,
hardly
divided
sub-divided
are
being
so
is
man-shaped,
These
these
fancier
edition
163
of
case
hands
Prehensile-tailed,
analysis
Dry
elaborate
pages
the
"
Furry-tailed,
genera.
or
family,
second
groups
the
minus
are
can
Catarrhines,
the
dog-shaped.
or
genera.
in
Anthromorpha,
"
American
the
fancier's
the
family,
first-named
groups
of
varieties
"World
manifest.
plainly
The
and
into
Old
but
tails;
fall
to
the
few
a
prehensile
to
of
some
go
a
to
Professor
History,"
nine
handbook,
the
bottom
Duncan's
Vol.
I.,
III.
CHAPTER
IN
of
Origin
Eyes
Nose
"
Hardiness
of
word
far
of
"a
"
it.
to
actions
;
so
show
to
all
place
here,
that
Writing
Buckland,
that
so,
family
but
I
for
his
cannot
one
theory
preface
touching
of
cows
upon
to
"
British
these
of
or
the
laboured
would
have
A
cussion
dis-
be
out
upon
swallow.
us
the
of
and
human
credibility
Fishes,"
gave
anatomy
have
my
a
word
ourselves.
would
doctrines
is
"
subject
pin
;
"
fellow
naturalists
the
"
monk
the
to
with
the
wrong
general
resemblance
relationship
and
pros
and
of
origin
little
great
some
Darwinian
the
in
striking
a
a
the
on
of
much
form
Monkeys
Specimen.
possibly
sorry
external
their
bear
they
species
hard
In
of
plural
;
Memory
"
Age
"
right
conjecture
homunculus
birth
the
guessed
he
matter
Age
and
"
Monkeys'
"
Vigorous
was
Teeth
"
Monkeys
definition
monkey
how
Men
Limbs
Old
in
Healthy,
a
and
Laughing
"
tion
Evolu-
of
"
schoolboy's
HE
Apes
Ornaments
Monkeys
"
"
Characteristics
of
Heads
Expression
"
Theory
"
"
Temper
The
Darwinian
Facial
.Ears
"
The
"
"
Emotional
Voices
"
Monkey
Development
and
"
Word
the
GENERAL.
late
Frank
"development"
Monkeys
and
evolution,"
"
believe
perfect
good
'
subject to
well
obvious
detail:
for
this
I
lead
Chimpanzee,
The
in
the
man,
but
observable
bite
a
those
up
a
just
an
marked
all
the
full
either
above
the
intelligence,whilst
eyelids
are
drawn
especiallyso
a
very
development
of
in
Bonnet
are
sheep.
the
Baboons.
member
But
the
equal
I
parison
com-
profile,
and
and
power
head
of
a
drifting.
am
number
same
in
canines, is
of
those
pin
a
or
to
as
form;
"tusks"
to
of
the
lion
a
and
choose;
sometimes
monkey
penetrating and
they
When
angry
animal
The
in
A
standard," if I may
others
the
animal-like
give;
show
!
very
in
to
the
The
These
leave
gums
giving
that
are
old
of
"
"dog-teeth,"
age.
not
up,
flat and
of
a
the
grown
and
mine
two.
"
are
are
entering into
differing nothing
in
species
some
the
to
design
in brain
idiot's.
of
would
inch
those
that
the
molars
and
interesting study,
very
species
that
as
elsewhere.
man's
of
between
advance
when
in
a
human
and
large
as
gives
a
average
very
eyes
reader
best, is far below
they
from
of
The
"
exists
incisors
Orang-outang
"
gulf
nearly
as
is not
conclusion
to
of
anatomy
that
is
"
striking development
a
the
Simice
habitat
evidences
forbids
the
with
end
its
at
in
teeth
refer
features
it, of the
term
so
so
on
constituted
so
Space
observant.
on
the
particular
indeed, the
ape's head
the
its
to
;
again
wide
a
and
will
ideas
my
of
speciesbeing
dissertation
a
other
in
intellect
suits
This
be, and
to
physical structure
form
least
the
brain, and
will
in
must
of
the
admiration
the
to
things
beginning ; perfect
found
now
time."
of notice, every
our
much
in
adapted
command
is
the
all
made
....
fastly
stead-
nicety.
a
deserving
so
of
Creator
from
thing
end
is much
There
'
straight,I
matters
put
Great
good
very
the
to
:
the
created
every
continue
is
that
and
To
"
says
23
General.
in
a
are
or
most
nose,
the
Proboscis
about
as
comical
the
a
a
pressive
ex-
surprised
lacking
profile;whilst
show
the
look
bridge,
abnormal
monkey
makes
Notes
24:
it
for
adapted
wanting
of
The
striking feature.
a
the
of the
beard
cited
white
the
Mona,
whilst
agility,
and
adds
not
the
little
a
the
of
forehead
of
mane
grasping
the
of
power
In
blue
the
be
may
for
strength
and
hands
species the
some
patch
Diana, the
the
formed
not
are
Wander-oo,
well
are
both.
to
ornaments
Mandrill, the
the
limbs
The
instances.
as
Facial
crescented
and
Douc,
of
well
generally large, and
are
hearing.
cheeks
glaring
Monkey*.
ears
of
quickness
the
:
Pet
on
feet
is
thumb
wanting.
All
chatterers.
Baboons
to
Big
squeal of
when
dying pig
a
"
and
plaintivemew,
When
then.
terror,
others,
is
out
possible
lower
of, I believe,the
on
of
his
of
the
various
of
Monkeys
will be
the
have
faces
which
in
emotions.
of
corners
eyelid, which
depression
for
the
and
the
tolerablygood
shown
at
months
his
the
are
in
memory,
of
sent
the
the
:
it is
of
the
sion
expres-
drawing
of
smile, and
the
the
anger."
and
an
old
absence, every
appearance.
says
and
contraction
monkey's
of
Monkeys
ours.
to
as
monkeys
equivalents
these
forehead
sound,
paper
some
answer
and
mouth,
recognisedafter
pleasure being
man
to
is
string
a
a
their
to
or
weeping,
the
Among
constitutes
eyebrow
a
and
their
sounds
Family Herald,
men,
sorrow
give
emotions,
of
scrap
explosivelaugh analogous
follow
to
A
wholly peculiar to
physiognomical changes
back
faces.
their
the
as
scarcely any
ourselves, all their
capable of showing
also
are
other,
each
to
of
one
monkeys
supper
medley
a
lipswith
the
in
As
on
not
noisy and
a
of
of
surprise,pleasure, expectation,and
friend, cut
a
"Laughter
have
in.
indexed
are
by
chatter
Little
excited.
hear
to
treat
pleasing
as
arrival
the
time
movement
being indulged
anger,
the
sound
are
and
angry,
great
are
articulations.
guttural
when
a
"
they
pleased they
keeper, a rapid
of
two
impatiently awaiting
when
me
the
majority
harsh,
pleased,bark
of
combination
a
have
monkeys
when
grunt
the
voices, and
have
monkeys
tance
acquainsymptom
CHAPTER
IV.
CAGE
Sad
A
"Spec."
A
The
Prices
and
Bell
and
Sawdust;
the
Dimensions;
Cages;
Door
Looking-glass
Scraping-hoe;
Tins;
How
"
Wheel
Appliances
"
Build
Strengthening
;
Feeding-dish
to
Dimensions
;
Trapeze
:
Perch
;
Box
:
Model
"
Sleeping-box
"
Chain
and
Cheaply:
The
;
Pole;
Monkey
"
Belt
Cage
Fittings
Swing
;
Build
to
Wires
Cage
"
Monkey
a
Serviceable
a
Stand
"
for
S.
"
Fitting
:
Cross-bars
Ring
Make
to
M
How
Structure;
How
"
Place
Eight
"
Barbarous
Cages
ITE
of
Monkey
Marmoset
"
Cage.
AVING
decided
fancier
can
you
a
fitting
keep
him
like
premises
you've
in
an
for
once
a
uproar,
your
save
a
"spec."
and
where
So
monkey,
pest
of
for
money
in
a
civilised
everybody
on
becomes
a
for
chain
or
The
and
make
abode
whole
what
up
everyone's
a
about
the
will
find
will
to
cage
be
soon
lead
cage;
pet.
fancy
you
you
The
in
or
might
mind
is
construct
loose
house
purpose.
society,
the
If
or
this
your
better
it.
dog,
a
monkey
a
purchasing,
cat
a
bad
conjecture.
to
open
or
made
before
must,
purchase
keeping
upon
to
him
right
here
is
up,
place
the
Pole.
Monkey
The
as
domicile
you
and
of
fittings
and
choose;
if you
or,
made
effectively
carpentering,with
FIG.
Monkey
Pole.
and
suited
If
have
to
a
very
6." POLE
The
the
small
very
rough
AND
have
habits
outlay
materials
BARREL
FOR
on
idea
an
and
predilectionfor
a
wants
be
may
be
rather, may
"monkey
folks
some
is best
you
"
a
"
tenant
your
would
27
and
as
elaborate
cheaply
very
little home
a
only, being requisite.
MONKEY.
pole"
that
of
this barbarous
has
such
the
become
an
verbial,
pro-
invention
little
captive.
structure, from
c2
28
which
defy
on
Pet
Monkeys.
pelt
you
with
Notes
tenant
your
efforts
your
playground
which
within
FIG.
with
dogs, tumbles,
catch
to
from
and
meeting
may
a
7.
violent
a
AND
others
Stand
thick
hurry
descend
may
area,
SLEEPING-BOX
termination
and
To
he
pet him, and
prescribed
POLE
"
or
of
the
through
mortals
refuse
and
FOR
of
home,
his
otherwise
and
larder,
be
make
stand
a
tionable,
objeca
filthy
chance
of
MONKEY.
monkey
dangers
all the
from
which
ground,
existence
from
Belt
all
by
the
let
means
pole, if
The
easily built
a
This
fashion
affix
very
the
into
a
piece
of
barrel
required,
and
diameter
at
A
house
below
pull
may
your
more
pole
over
storey when
upper
much
Master
for
sleep
round
and
Insert
which
round
wood,
refuse
and
the
sawdust
floor
around.
(see Fig. 6), or
sleeping
easily enough
The
than
pole
the
at
purposes.
aloft,
finds
clean
house
is
the
below
be
is
subject
to
likely forsake
his
in
weather
a
mended
recom-
attacks
the
cold
you
out
is to
from
he
thing
a
with
free
most
and
other, and
the
if he
will
up
linen-prop.
a
readily kept clean, although
raiders;
Knips
and
below
added
pet is warranted
other
and
top
required.
if your
dogs
the
at
sightly affair
more
of
mast
stoutest.
necessarily upon
be
is
or
its
old
an
plane
keep
skirting,to
box
a
or
block
square
than
pole,
regards
as
Procure
size
(see Fig. 7), may
bottom
follows
structure
a
carpenters, both
scaffold
in
is
one,
small
Sin.
trespassing more
small
A
have
pecuniary outlay.
it be
narrow
a
from
a
end
lower
here
and
same;
to
of
meanest
and
to
Let
smooth.
the
the
boat,
determined
are
you
skill
from
29
one.
by
mechanical
the
recommend
me
make
to
way
Chain.
and
of
ances
annoy-
lodgings
most
undesirable.
Belt
Chain.
and
should
soft, but
of
be
neatly lined, and
less
the
likely to
is
monkey
a
are
much
get hold
a
chain
ship
"
less
of.
of
a
handled
not
than
a
hurt
drag
belt
average-sizedguinea pig,
is
belt
sewn
him
with
the
beast
poor
not
fastened
such
I
bigger
to
a
or
If
him,
on
your
in
though
as
you
appendage
an
in halves
remember
wired;
or
better.
always
if
better
should, if
occasionally,even
necessary.
Capuchin
strongly
small
waist
monkey's
Buckles
irritate, the
be
likely to
little
the
have
the
tightly.
too
and
to
Do
heavier
fitted
and
round
strong, leather, and
chafe
likely to
it is well
cage,
used
very
not
avoided,
possible, be
belt
The
"
by using
taking
"boss-
stronger than
pole by
a
to
chain
an
that
30
Notes
possibly came
the
keeping
but
if you
learn
will
dislike
to
"
follows
as
ask
him
bulldog's
need
well
Pay
:
let you
to
look
politeness he
follow.
Most
box, with
charged
a
at
The
more.
"
considerable
lady
"
friend
pint
"
into
will
Hitchcock
"
nominal
and
the
a
price
of
of wood
carting
letting down
when
fetching it
the
warehouseman's
for
the
pole;
will
you
cheaply
soon
tively
effec-
chronic
warehouseman,
Fore
whom
big, strong, foreign
a
"
Street
label
attached,
shilling possibly
a
"
at
the
mill would
another
self-esteem
should
home
and
his
with
either
home
of
handy,
general draper's,and
across
"
quantity
same
and
empties ;
his
to
come
or
of
CAGE.
OF
over
you
afraid
dislike
I
made
your
his
over
likely you
the
perhaps, 6s.,
a
hands
after.
be
to
8." BODY
FIG.
brush
all means,
may
visit
a
be
not
I do.
as
cage
Do
whitewash
by
so
much
as
kennel.
looking
try it do
it
Monkeys.
and
scrub,
serviceable
A
Cages.
a
scraper,
will
pole
your
off
Pet
on
you
cost
you,
shilling,or
meet
you
yourself. Drop
hand, and
trifle
a
the
will
see
a
magic
him
Cage-making.
and
the
box
the
send
to
tins
lard
extract
in
Three
of these
make
would
cost
the
grocer
good
cage
with
the
edge neatly
of
these
when
course,
should
And,
seldom
you
being
under
to
introduce
flap hinged
and
on
ticklish
depth
the
the
a
the
wires
be
hammer
pieces will, of
make
and
the
tenant,
Your
the
high,and
whole
fit
to
same
outlay
neatly into
of the
frame
cient
suffi2in.
say
woodwork
the
monkey's
course,
off to the
file them
and
rub
in
them
with
the
top and
plete,
com-
hands
from
patience
some
into
put
for
the
on
this
guide
an
easier.
At
of
your
A
to
most
If
to
a
cuts
proper
you
given
mallet
wooden
The
the
the
care.
piece
purpose.
you
oily rag.
bottom
and
bottom
length;
proper
fitting-inis
The
wires.
requires
top may
will
side.
beneath.
wires
and
all
preferableto
side
out
inserting
job,
drive
first
sawdust
l^in., drill holes
of
frame, for
frame
the
at
cleaning purposes,
for
in
front
(See Fig. 8).
bottom
the
hoe
slightlyrusted,
are
distances
small
the
keep
from
space
nails,
the
future
your
3ft.
a
many
Knock
door
framework
a
of
lime-white; this,
little labour, the
very
make
your
Straighten your
they
a
a
continually coming
if
with
long,
lumber
plane
of
it.
button
4ft.
and
handle
at
work.
small
a
to
than
Next
front, leaving
the
want
rather
3s.
in
let
bought
wire
and
to
coat
you
neighbouring
a
screws
ones,
which
built
from
set
now
good
a
have
depth, is completed
in
on
far, perhaps, some
thus
cage,
Lay
you
door
the
screw
hinges,
those
are
I have
in
3d.
of
rods
tins
The
secured
superfluous
out
round.
4s.
dispose.
to
wires,
in
dozen
a
porter
wire, 4ft. in
serviceable
rod;
you
of
is
After
his
two
rim
box
well.
as
or
the
a
"
a
invested
same
nails, draw
loose
glad
Having
heap.
about
and
is
you
The
"tip"
dozen
a
under
use,
for
will
boy
which
A
now
and
grocer,
with
hour.
just
purpose
the
much
his meal
in
your
round
ironmonger's
refuse
answer
errand-boy
the
or
"
length.
the
so
door
call upon
draper
the
back
your
"will
but
unplaned,
leaving
at
31
in
is
the
distances
Notes
32
thin
on
thick.
lin.
about
pieces
of
flat
FIG.
cork-cutter
any
the
answer
in
your
same
front
FIG.
red
house
paint
"
is
the
Pet
would
end
"
FRONT
most
complete.
Inside
the
as
9." FRAMEWORK
supply
be
not
iron, such
OF
you,
or
of
frame,
the
than
more
OF
on
CAGE
suitable
a
coat
WITHOUT
colours
l^in.
all round,
bands
with
nail
which
FRONT.
strips of
even
tin
i.e.,
preventing unsightly nibbles.
(Fig.10), rub
10."
Monkeys.
need
framework
(see Fig. 9). Your
stuff, and
on
of
maroon
BOTTOM
for
or
will
Screw
Venetian
FLAP.
cages
"
and
your
34
Notes
being
let
into
first wire
the
of
the
use
of
the
Should
and
in
a
a
as
having
the
hole
forced
others
Fig.
the
11.
wood
A
to
ring
match
welded
will
on
allow
padlock.
a
keeping
Rhesus
cross-wire
small
all
a
staple in
a
Monkeys.
in
cross-bar, as
a
FIG.
such
Pet
on
or
13."
a
of
strong
a
CAGE
COMPLETE
the
wire
ON
the
two
may
Some
be
easily
uprights
through, lashing
(Fig. 12).
be
anticipated,
STAND.
Callithrix,it would
outside, which
through
monkey
be
of
advisable
done
the
with
large monkeys
to
put
by boring
front, and,
strong wire
have
a
to
pro-
35
Cage Fittings.
pensity
shaking
jumping
for
it with
loosening
more
Your
box,
the
shows
Fittings. The
important
pet comfortable.
adjunct
to
affording
About
of
the
Rope
a
cage,
boss
"
a
deal
items
if
on
big
a
properly
made
appurtenances
in the
of
matter
should
yours
holes
two
of
best
for
by gnawing
trouble
be
are
making
replacing
capable
to
of
by
the
roof; suspend
all
monkeys
pieces
them.
means.
the
to
l^in. in
small
them
favourite
a
in
suited
about
oak
only
one
through
chain
of
siiitable
of
and
swing, put
a
piece
themselves
amuse
"
are
a
it
trapeze (see Fig. 14) is
length
round
suspenders
ones
the
apart, bore
these, by the
do
to
14." TRAPEZE.
and
Knips
is better,
fittings
The
cage,
Master
foot
a
from
the
and
cage,
calculated
stand
may
you
what
the
among
FIG.
your
the
thing complete.
cage
"
least
trick
a
"
of
tightening.
trestles, or,
13
Fig.
Cage
not
of
couple
stand.
than
main
and
might
front
the
at
being completed,
cage
a
bodily
If
depth
diameter.
;
larger
and
two
give
or
36
Notes
wheel
of
be
monkeys
more
a
affords
perch
round
which
a
piece
of
kept
and
both
exercise
wood
holes
in; neatly fitted
whirligigis
a
room
many
the
ring
fun.
and
of
small
a
and
be
bell
the
would
well
WHEEL
and
It
made
be
may
through
wheel,
At
(Fig. 15).
strong
the
room,
venient
con-
driven
pegs
PERCH.
bottom
into
inserted
where
(Fig. 16)
afforded, with
Gardens,
drilled
15."
top and
may
novelties
do
out
sufficient
sockets,
a
first-rate
result.
devices
is
is
there
or
are
FIG.
as
Monkeys.
strong, tough upright is inserted
distances
Other
Pet
on
may
several
be
visit.
the
like.
monkeys
introduced,
monkey-house
to
and
of
which
as
affords, such
room
to
at
all
Where
plenty
the
enjoy
the
of
space,
Manchester
monkey
fanciers
37
Cage Fittings.
If you
him
set
want
chain.
a
small
a
piece of
a
big
oak
The
best
about
4in.
then
and
a
have
soon
have
proof
of
the
up
in
top, attached
(Fig. 17).
your
of
roars
all
piece
a
caused
by
BELL.
AND
of
cut
of very
inside
to
fun
The
this
piece
a
by
Procure
:
Into
lin. thick.
day
up
monkey
is
laughter by
immense.
it.
The
I
vanity
belief; but, if seeing be believing,you
will
self,
it,for he will be continuallyadmiring himmost
as
to
whether
turning
the
glass
meanwhile
the
at
16." RING
hands
kept
pet exceeds
making
and
the
crowds
seen
of your
in
thus
Insert
the
hung
strong beading screwed
affair
FIG.
reflector
a
screw-eye
chain, completes the
this
by 7in.,and
be
is made
him
give
to
in
hours
should
looking-glass,which
a
looking-glass,with
round,
for
amused
hole, leaving fin. margin.
square
stout
of
with
up
be
to
pet
your
comical
puzzh'ng
grimaces,,
it is
apparitionor
round
to
an
see
if it
is at
his
another
the
brain
chum,
back.
A
38
Notes
flimsily-madeaffair
Many
of
a
bitten
soon
has
good monkey
been
pieces,and
to
killed
the
glass broken.
by swallowing fragments
glass.
A
Appliances.
"
push
a
is
Monkeys.
Pet
on
tin
in under
or
the
flap of
two, for food
complete
the
of sawdust,
box
the
to
cage
(Fig. 19),and
equipment.
A
tin
hoe
a
old
an
(Fig. 18)
scraper
the
extract
tin
lard
to
dirtysawdust
for
keeping rice
for
two
or
or
;
rubbish,
and
other
Hiilllilill
FIG.
food
in
your
stand,
out
might
SWING
also
go
hide
them, you
with
LOOKI.NG-GLASS.
the
rest ; and
push
may
if you
the
add
a
flap on
lot underneath
it
of the way.
Now,
reckoning up
amounted
course
to
17."
to
if
means
entire
your
one-fourth
of
will stand
affair built for you,
but
the
the
can
is
have
amply
find
of
present value
it,you
above
will
outlay,you
a
the
more
suited
to
it has
cage.
not
Of
elaborate
the
wants
39
Appliances.
the
and
of
Knips
of
sacking
be
may
made,
above
the front
being strong
and
managed
with
cage
as
door
the
as
escape,
little
this
like
style
18."
SCRAPING-HOE.
be
may
occasion
and
requires;
renovating,
tenants, the
No.
2
the
slip,may
are
handled
thrown
into
in
and
if the
means
cage
needs
more
of these
need
very
harried
little
time, than
more
the
making
them
Two
reasons:
be
may
partments
com-
added,
be
emptied
slip,hustling the
vacated
No.
1, and
less
The
manner.
mechanical
three
as
cleaning,whitewashing,
into
To
of
consist
of
FEEDING-DISH.
with.
model
a
more
for
then,
sliding partitions,
be interfered
suit
or
event
better
risk of
sliding partitions. I
several
19."
the
feeding being
to
may
compartment
in like
animal,
undone.
or
cages
It
one,
drawing
compartment
be served
the
end
next, after
or
of
series
being separated by
FIG.
from
A
partitioning,for
of
small
avoiding all
opened
easily constructed.
each
compartments,
night.
at
yourself,and
to
to be
"
is
house
monkey
strong covering
sightly,cleaning and
Cages.
Monkey
A
for any
suited
needs
FIG.
Model
in front
is well
danger
never
him.
spared
hang
to
described
A
be
to
room
make
the
these
genius,
fixtures,a groove
animals
animals
By
concern.
tenants
its
re-adjusting
caged
all in the
of
of
only
one
partitionsmovable
and
at
takes
top and
scarcely
bottom
Ndtes
40
Pet
on
Monkeys.
being easilymade
by tacking parallelnarrow
The
cages
about
floor
to
little
stand
1ft.
for
set-off.
a
as
be
such
like, may
and
delight of
with
of
the
lin.
colour,
should
allow
heat
the
floors
do
to
rest
reared
at
through.
in
useful
to
lift
and
screw
firmly
the
dens
in
he
be
would
do
well
to
A
Some
the
to
to
be
a
with
for
should
it, and
a
since
I
to
a
to
be
in
to
fire."
it
When
fronts
of
visit
so
position,
amateur,
or
it
nurseries,
the
a
pass
make
iron
lock; this
of
who,
this
kind,
also.
The
lock
will
may
be
give
made
menageries generally do.
hung
temperature
to
the
front
reflection;
those
the
iron,
competent
all, into
substantial
blacksmith
fasten
spring, as
and
helpful
a
in
work
brick-
rod
a
instructed
fiddling at
the
These
rods
to
used
to
cages,
of
the
a
ironwork
raised
allow
be
or
beneath
still,
on
inspection of
will
as
weather.
entrusted
front, door
the
food
"
made
the
be
to
be
be
white,
should
guards
from
An
treat
thermometer
reach
kept
to
order
must
contemplating
much
with
tell-tale
home.
made
monkeys
can't
be
be
fasten
who
whole
menageries
should
the
the
front
should
children
keeping
may
front
principle
or, better
The
should
Honeycomb
in cold
slope
may
with
out
architect
be
may
runs
inmates
the
back
which
stands,
construct,
completed,
door
the
intervals.
whole
similar
a
iron
on
the
below
pipe
top of the
cage
panel-work
hot- water
fancy
or
the
of
the
and
effective.
being drilled,in
The
blacksmith
the
of
picked
the
justiceto
should
top
panel-work
very
let into
be
The
blue
room
a
trapezes, perches, and
satisfaction
The
wirework, and
at
the
this
3ft. from
over
If
top.
the
cages
to
for
introduced
be
roof; both
are
from
cross-bars
on
the
possible;
gratings
the
the
the
at
monkeys.
of
as
mahogany
pipes
Inside
matchboarding.
ornamental
cage
may
up,
allowed
being
devices
rigged
the
angle
high, being little
panel-work
permit, ornamental
cages
6ft.
floor, about
cage
over
10"t.
stripsof beading.
never
up
where
over
the
monkeys
60deg.
should
up.
time
constructed
a
sleeping-box for
monkeys
FIG.
20."
CAGE
FOR
MARMOSETS,
LEMURS,
AND
DELICATE
MONKEYS.
Marmoset
which
for
inside
as
coldest
be
the
can
lot
as
This
lumbered
inside
^Marmoset
be
the
over
hoe,
in
rug,"
a
fairly heavy,
the
to
cage,
room
the
on
it will
or
of
amusement
out.
Cage. Marmosets,
and
"
varieties,show
as
snug
of
carpet of .straw
a
bugs
"
should
all
and
in, with
huddle
box
about
below, for insertion
front
as
many
night.
bipeds
in
out
hay, make
or
43
duly appreciated. A hole in front for doorway,
I found
portion left
a
Cage.
advantage
to
in
one
or
of
two
the
small
lightly-constructed,
yet
a
warm
I
21."
FIG.
and
cosy
FRAME-hOLDER
The
cage.
cage
MAKING
FOR
CAGE
a
small
will be
corner,
Ferns
while
Hooks
The
small
Marmoset's
and
a
branch, and
ample furniture, both
cork -work
below
little ornamental
must
front
may
be
be made
pieces of wood
make
a
in at
as
which
affair look
a
:
Nail
slot
or
A
on
on
cut
sleeping-
hay
neat
in
one
comfort.
and
tasty,
appearance.
at
wrapper
the
in
up
and
finished
a
top, to hang
have
of
for recreation
the
follows
back.
bundle
topping gives
screwed
be made
represented (Fig.20) should
of fin. matchboarding, top, bottom, sides, and
box,
FRONT.
top of
a
night.
bench
them, fastening
D2
44
Notes
them
distances
at
the
bars
show
this
length,
the
flat-nosed
same.
When
places,
bind
the
This
much
is
cage
of
edges
Located
or
end.
three
in
of
interest
also
for
of
to
an
these
put
in
trebly
its
thing
every-
more,
further-
place,
repaying
fasten
it
staples.
woodwork,
couples
to
their
galvanising
a
involves
the
in
and,
at
home
served
make
piece,
dipped
it
nip
be
To
to
round-
regularly
solid
it
and
should
binding-wire.
whole
one
with
wire,
and
evenly
Insert
cross-wires
ends
rim
wires
ready
with
centre
the
neat
a
meet.
your
both
over
will
21)
into
ends
cut
whilst
(Fig.
wire,
two
requisite
rim-wire
Diagram
Now
over
of
the
outside
shilling
suitable
the
the
the
fine
width
hold
upright
When
and
or
have
extra
securely
and
neatly
the
the
like
rusting,
establishment,
in
ends
with
front
avoid
to
it;
arranged
one
the
to
turn
The
are
each
taut,
itself
these
all
are
wood.
to
pliers.
depth
where
of
sufficient
Catch
pliers.
to
rim,
corner
pieces
cleft
Monkeys.
to
the
the
allowing
nosed
with
Bend
plan.
into
wood
fastened
clinching
square,
of
being
are
the
equivalent
pieces
These
front.
Pet
on
a
cages
inspection
for
Lemurs,
and
squirrels
monkey
your
fill
up
series.
if
the
tinned
live
other
back
house,
help
of
and,
to
area,
at
stock.
back,
two
and
add
CHAPTER
CHOICE
OF
PLATYRRHINES
THE
The
The
Grivet
"
The
Collared
"
The
Diana
"
Mangabey
;
The
The
THE
Sooty
The
The
Mangabey
"
Rhesus
The
Toque
"
"
Macaques,
"
The
"
The
Common
Callithrix
"
"
Bonnet
Spider
"
CATARRHINES
The
Dogface
Mona
The
Macaque
Pig-tailed
Other
"
Sajou
"
"
Drill
The
:
White-throated
Marmosets
Howlers
Varieties
"
"
"
Baboons
"
The
American
from
Brought
Capuchin
Brown
MONREY.
A
Where
:
"
Monkeys
V.
"
or
Jew
Monkeys
sketch
of
Varieties.
"
SHALL
proceed
now
commoner
hands
of
the
into
varieties
of
dealers,
and
THE
Of
into
the
this
as
those
or
five
Platyrrhines
of
Catarrhines
at
the
to
those
most
be
found
the
in
likely
to
the
fall
fancier.
few
comparatively
although
varieties
the
monkeys
a
PLATYRRHINES.
country,
the
of
way
give
to
most
the
species
;
are
in
varieties
are
almost
zoological
generally
imported
are
as
numerous
collections
represented.
four
They
46
Notes
all
are
Guiana,
their
is to
be
of
of
identity of
in
this
making
also
confusion
some
which
arrive
As
varieties
nice
is
to
the
in
claim
hands.
who
grimaces
and
Capuchins
focus, and
take
horrible
a
them.
of
the
Brown
treated
like
he
among
others
the
places
utmost
petted
found
commonest
they
are
shrieking by
to
apt
part of the
tormenting
and
be
to
spiteful pleasure in making
"weeping"
and
perambulates
child
a
right
a
children
who
is the
more
Catarr-
Capuchin
and
the
by
variety
the
objectionable
imported;
up
general
them
set
threatening
teasing meddling.
are
upon
shrieks, best
by
over
the
ties,
varie-
apella).
musician
well
Kept
several
is
features, the American
liked
keeper, cuddling
tyrannised
their
When
difficulty
There
and
these, the
Italian
protection. This
dealers'
community,
the
him.
his
of
dirty insinuations
much
tions
varia-
differences
matter.
student
undesirable
as
in
haunts, by competent
repulsive and
Of
the
all,the
(Cebus
commonly
is,
by
with
streets
become
tip
most
he
is
the
least
preferred.
the
he
as
confidence
in
be
little fellow
ladies
above
cognomens
CAPUCHIN
the
however,
"
slight
satisfactory identity of
a
little of
to
are
the
difficult
Latin
still less of other
(Fig. 22)
and
the
BROWN
very
hines, with
the
somewhat
clean, well-coated, and
pets, with
varieties
native
it difficult for
at
THE
their
Brazil,
little confusion
some
genera,
in
a
in
renders
to
is
American
same
acquaintanceship
observers,
reader
the
of
Mexico.
Southern
as
there
the
districts
Spider monkeys,
the
closelyallied species,and,
in
close
forest
north
regretted that
colour
observable
far
as
Monkeys.
warm
America,
range
the
to
respect
the
Central
and
extending
It
from
brought
Pet
on
much
the
described
given
least
as
to
drawing
their
provocation giving
between
a
bark
mouth
vent
and
to
a
into
a
unmusical
repetition of
"
wo
!"
have
Capuchins
melancholy,
a
and
face, in
a
friendly
22."
FIG.
foot.
Capuchins
if
naturally nervous
from
but
than
have
a
time
never
to
seen
THE
suited
I
while
evince
be,
may
in
one
with
each
Treated
expected
kept several
three
any
ladies.
be
have
time, sometimes
tolerating acquaintance
the
to
may
more,
creatures.
them
or,
a
CAPUCHIN.
BROWN
nothing
with
one
hand,
tail
their
peculiarly
are
kindly, confidence,
these
holding
way,
approach
one's
pleasing, plaintive chatter, stroking
often
and
old-mannish,
very
countenance,
careworn
47
Capuchin.
Brown
The
or
desire
four
to
from
chins
Capu-
together,
form
more
other; indeed, strong
Notes
48
friendships
the
varieties.
same
the
filthy
habits
being
seldom
trick
somehow
seems
even
their
and
fortunate
so
noticeable.
of it
have
to
is he
Our
and
who
English
can
from
dirty
a
neutralised,
or
effect
them
upon
"
circumscribed
vivacity
appear
retain
Capuchin
a
of
climate, however
off
enervating
an
free
Catarrhines,
warded
are
those
wonderfully
are
the
to
.common
between
even
in health
"
half
decade.
This
SAJOU
WHITE-THROATED
is
a
white, the
rest
somewhat
noisy,
One
I
of the
being
body
but
face
it,except, perhaps,
features
neck
black.
animal
soaked
well
and
almost
desirable
very
place before
The
cast.
kept preferred bread
could
(Cebus hypoleucus).
well-defined, pretty variety, with
wonderfully melancholy
of
in,
Capuchins, too,
playfulness
THE
I
Monkeys.
indulged
vicissitudes
the
carefully
a
seldom
are
Pet
on
any
in milk
to
lively,
a
collection.
dainty
any
little bird
a
a
nearly
are
It is
in
of
or
snip
a
beef.
SPIDER
Two
time
three
or
imported,
short
allowed
itself
but
on
to
it would
to its
more
less
of the
period (the
attached
own
in
me,
put
Howlers
largest of
the
One
Spider monkey
and
its
used
long
and
arms
than
mine.
I
Ateles
"
whine
to
chance-
(Aieles) are
numbers.
scanty
satisfaction
its anterior
(Aides).
Spider monkeys
Black
after
tail
This
had
for
ater),
me
around
;
soon
when
neck,
my
variety is
a
thumb-
limbs.
THE
The
MONKEYS
HOWLERS
(Mycetes)
American
are
(Mycetes).
a
numerous
species,some
family,and
measuring
3ft. in
are
the
length,
50
Nnt*s
climate
English
our
mischief
in
the
trouble.
or
their
habits
They
members
of
the
I
relished
with
avidity. They
see
them
to
as
The
which
the
settle
their
hot
are
the
cover
and
of
catch
Marmosets
countries
home"
Catarrhines
have
distinctions
Europeans
have,
natural
so
well
well
defined.
features
impenetrable
of
a
It
are
moderately
is
be
amusing
tunate
unfor-
so
Marmoset
They
tufts
silky
The
are
all
are
spicuous,
con-
natives
America.
long
the
barrier
;
their
Frequenting
held
countries
as
well
inhabited
is the
case
when
various
"
which
connections,
these
represented.
by
with
them
the
at
generic
with
countries
commercial
been
habits
their
studied, and
imports,
other
a
may
common
known
fairly well
among
boiled
CATARRHINES.
are
for
little
kept in
ornament.
been
have
greatly
are
ripe fruits,
family.
the
South
THE
The
the
of
cages.
mean
of
husk
a
and
as
great
shell forms
a
draughts.
flies
to
particular
any
milk,
be
to
from
such
of
no
exhibit
insects
other
in
possibly
seven,
and
one,
in
branch
cocoanut
sugar,
numerous
a
ears
are
loaf
require
adroitly
on
for
dipped
free
and
or
evince
large
and
of
tit-bit
a
temperature,
warm
to
Biscuit
rice,
of six
A
keeper.
much
living entirely
them,
them
Cockroaches
them.
by
of
and
half-grown squirrels,
captivity they
seen
never
in their
couple.
a
In
sleeping-apartment
potato, and
eaten
have
even
comfortable
for
than
bunches
family.
same
absence
an
surprising agilityfrom
in
congregate
timidity, and
same
warranting
larger
with
bounding
branch.
a
Not
the
even
pretty, gentle creatures,
very
size
of
consumptives
they greatly resemble
trees, and
confidence,
are
small
their
easily tamed,
Monkeys.
making
soon
They
promising.
most
Pet
on
are
habitat
The
not
of
Baboons.
their
American
seem
also
cousins
to
is not
reason
far
sprightly and
certainly
in
own,
larger species I shall
The
into
the
hands
of
monkey
pets,
their
cunning,
and
exclusion
among
immensely
not
of
confusion
Two
yet exists.
"
the
Drill
when
The
from
and
Drill.
"
the
The
Western
animal,
three
ribbed,
degree
gives
a
youth,
a
crusty his
very
room
find
their
way
admitted
The
for
reason
Even
a
among
I must,
are
draw
varieties
and
Thoth,
they
few
tractable
others,
these
however,
and
are
some
specially
amusing
(Pcepio Leucophceus), hailing
handsome
that
I
of
and
larger and
Mandrill.
I
fellow, but
preferable to
kept being
blue, and
appearance,
its
his
company,
is
the
growing
for
ceedingly
ex-
slightly
in
some
villainous
more
consider
when
interesting
very
have
with
face, tinged
reflex
a
young,
remarkable
Blue-faced
is
subtle
always
The
very
Baboon
specimens
a
as
Dogface.
four
miniature
relative, the
are
is, when
it
only
monkey-house
varieties
Africa,
gentle.
tain
cer-
treat
fastidious,
family.
they
Drill
or
a
to
and
generally
over
Anubis,
the
young
are
public exhibits, especially
As
the
in
and
constituting the whole
for
acquired
superior strength,
not
are
Chacma,
the
they
way.
highly-delighted audiences.
numerous,
mention,
have
more
having
filthy practices,giving ample
popular,
and
roaring
man,
not
size,
large
who
are
from
specimens
are
general favour.
persons
them,
lightly over,
chance
amateurs,
often
from
they
the
BABOONS.
although
Baboons,
of
fancier's
the
THE
The
hence
"
resource.
pass
fall into
likely to
those
countries
agile in motion;
many
intelligenceand
of
them
whole,
a
so
against
sense,
a
as
if not
and
cunning,
amount
on
Taken
those
with
contact
seek.
to
of
inhabitants
more
mischievous,
more
their
hold
into
come
the
;
51
the
Drill, in
old
and
features
52
do
Notes
being only
stumpy,
hair
of
underneath
The
in
motion.
continual
behold, its face
and
in.
A
the
to
A
often
next
of
than
A
and
neatly
the
If
at
is
a
artist.
dog-like
sight
You
excites, the
tease
of
a
its
ment
vehe-
more
the
will
public glory
either
shift
make
or
to
pilfering,petty
to
this
well-defined
a
and
the
an
him
the
shift
scion
yourself,and
extremely
was
fond
to
against
as
the
its removal
of
be
a
their
"
mate
for
mutual
its
flea-looking
also
with
hair
A
as
young
pleased
was
;
to
while, and
her.
her,
to.
babies,
family,
embrace
"
hear
allowed
over
from
pair
a
listened
gardener's
our
in
and
will
you
ever
very
than
offer
chattering delightedly the
introduction,
and
have
gentle, turning
purchased
comical,
had
better
of
amusing
most
for music,
you
showmen
and
variety,yellower
a
ear
it
eat
Jonathan
nursemaid,
male,
have
description I
pleased
dealers
amongst
then
protesting vehemently
enough
Baboon
Stoic,
unearthly squeals
most
was
a
is
you
smallest
she
vagabond
as
swing
a
larger companions,
of
the
as
of
known
apple, and
nothing
which
face
the
on
subordinates
his
squabbles
full
in
clumsily
rather
is
addicted
these
;
panions
com-
numerous
monkey
an
it
Much
grimaces.
Baboon,
its
female
cuddle
body,
laughable contortions
some
result
this
for
laughter
Dogface,
an
of
some
with
cage
enraged
see
more
creature.
these
its
is
cage.
"Joss"
comical
a
study
a
will
the
lines
smaller
coat
hair
(Cynocephalus Babouin)
of
an
cageful of Baboons
the
as
its
bark
and
being
the
be
stereotyped
with
The
parts of
upper
Baboon
In
The
you
features, and
are
the
chin.
his
tail is
furnished
place pretty lively,keeping
long muzzle,
riots
is well
adorns
on
The
temper.
boss-ship,and, although
assumes
the
will
beard
animal.
built, makes
Dog-face,
the
length, but
Dogface
strong, active
his
in
browner
The
"
he
does
nor
"
Monkeys.
parts being white.
Dogface.
a
as
2in.
greenish cast,
a
is
age
orange-coloured
an
;
the
with
improve
not
Pet
on
being
but
"
ceedingly
ex-
fami-
Callithrix.
The
liarity breeds
pleased him
she
females
are
often
of
subject
is
of
one
FIG.
The
dislikes
Callithrix
when
is
young
This
;
time
short
footstool
of
harsh
her
nothing
dation
degra-
a
"
treatment
the
to.
Callithrix
the
the
24."
largest and
THE
but
when
stands
at
the
head
handsomest.
CALLITHRIX.
livelymonkey,
a
a
(Cercopithecus callithricus).
pets proper,
list,and
a
humility.
CALLITHRIX
monkey
the
making
all
in
took
THE
Of
than
better
after
and
contempt,"
53
"
cautious
past middle
in
life
its likes
"
it
and
develops
54
Notes
Pet
on
Monkeys.
nasty, revengeful, peevish
some
state, these
In
a
wild
for
particular parts
prevent
another
This
regard
captivity,
;
open,"
on
done,
to
The
in.
of
them
for
;
hands
silvery hue.
from
nearly
seven
this
gives
coat
Length, nearly
2ft.
in
the
had
so
the
monkey
parts
head
of
greenish
Green
under
from
mixture
a
somewhat
as
The
hardy
a
year
is
a
described
black.
are
is
tinually
con-
years.
monkey
the
and
being
since, and
so
as
to
"
to
in
chosen
exercise
year
or
those
jumps
(Fig. 24)
year
it is often
hence
and
a
of
colour
black, which
appearance
face
beach,
knowledge,
and
of
will
haunts.
in
methodical
Callithrix
appeared
band
being
corner
their
in
The
Yarmouth
my
or
fondness
one
noticed
particular round
a
engaged
two
perch
also
be
may
Niger.
favourite
its
upon
the
decided
a
of
native
a
to
forests, and
native
locality
;
spots,
show
trespassing
for
prevailing
yellow
the
from
quarters
certain
monkey
their
of
south
Senegal
monkeys
particular
a
permanent
from
from
Africa, ranging
Western
is
It
ways.
of
are
junction
to
;
a
of
tail.
(Cercopithecus engythilhia),a species closely resembling
Grivet
The
it.
It
farther
is
native
a
and
Africa,
but
extends
mistaken
its
for
"
dominions
"
(Cercopithecus Diana).
DIANA
pleasing variety
the
is
for
of
hunting,
The
Diana
ehead
to
(Fig. 25)
the
on
it is
a
merry
Gold
have
is
a
Coast
colourings
resemblance
a
thatadorning
to
is said
its
Diana;
graceful. Linnseus, fancying
crescented
common
of
is often
appearance,
east.
THE
A
in
Callithrix
the
the
christened
and
little creature,
this
of
native
on
brow
in
of
tidy
and
its white,
the
goddess
species after
Western
the
varied
are
Congo.
clean
Africa,
In
in
her.
being
ment
confineits
ways,
The
and
given
have
found
weather,
attention
it
it
from
a
dark
this
not
white
underneath,
smaller
failing should
or
FIG.
25."
THE
and
whiskers,
The
deepening
companions.
recommend
not
into
give
the
it
it
all
to
the
DIANA.
crescent
black
of
the
on
at
forehead,
eyes,
grey
colour
brown
its
on
clear,
general
with
to
I
in
changes
to
convenience
white
colour, varied
and
55
susceptible
time
distinguish it.
ash
over
very
requires. The
pointed beard,
to
be
to
has
who
anyone
domineering
to
and
Diana,
the
are
the
back,
its
cient
suffi-
body
is
lighter
extremities.
Notes
56
THE
The
active
are
Africa, and
as
are,
the
their
for
being
a
throw
in
are
to
suited
morsels,
peculiar
a
The
form,
mine
for
it is not
he
one
have
may
Bough
that
had
they
is, as
led
to
me
not
are
a
pet
me
say
"
by
that
to
of
they
strive
them
them
snatch
all
alike, for
but
means,
at
and
I
more
or
them
from
faces
gives
by
and
their
graceful
Although
"
soulless
a
promising
un-
whole,
the
fairly hardy.
are
cannot,
fancy
may
slim
a
them
see
heightened
"
such
appetites
to
their
are
circumspect
any
to
is
affection
they opine
across
Monas
they
their
overturning
patch
give
in
which
which
found
model
a
as
blue
muzzles.
have
I
and
food
they
appearance,
light, flesh-coloured
in
as
a
dandies
of
existence
amusing
most
two
As
quite
little
very
dainty
beneath
be
to
the
As
often
the
of
dirty habits; indeed,
show
whatever
morsels
hands.
other's
me
it is
persons,
palates,
coveted
dropping
them
at
get
to
tolerating
tins
their
their
to
each
their
of
out
to
provider.
necessary
Some
sharp.
destitute
given
Monas
keeper, merely
as
they
as
herd.
"Western
predominating.
last-named
not
of
natives
are
quite
kept seemed
I have
common
be
to
appear
well-behaved,
are
specimens
among
They
monkeys
Mona
prettily-marked
rule, gentle,sagacious, and
a
qualifications,the
rule, they
the
but
creatures.
specimens, however,
former
ornament
(Cercopithecus Mono).
MONA
shy, mistrustful,
(Fig. 26)
tail, which
the
2ft. more.*
about
at
runs
Monkeys.
of
18in., exclusive
about
Length
Pet
on
character,
Cuvier
sets
up
gentle demeanour.
dislike
least, take
a
its
monkey
keeper
"
into
its confidence.
The
*
The
upwards
top
of
the
head,
neck, back, and
monkeys
principally treated
out
the tail) to 2ft.
(leaving
upon
in
these
sides,
pages
vary
are
in
of
a
size from
dark
15in.
58
Notes
carrying
face
a
that
would
fraternity. Mangabeys
favourites
for
a
"
in
all
"
striking
of
centre
feet
Mangabeys
behaved,
and
are
have
They
27."
showing
pets.
hands
to
disgrace the
restless,
droll
ways,
attitudes, making
their
are
be
a
SOOTY
THE
particularly pleases
webbed
not
extremely
are
curious
fun.
lip, and
Monkeys.
collections, their
FIG.
upper
Pet
on
or
and
cork
fellows,
merry
their
peculiarity
fondness
compartment
of
lifting the
MANGABEY.
perfect
white
disgusts
interesting and
recommended
burnt
as
teeth
them.
when
Their
noticeable
comical,
thing
any-
semi-
features.
yet
well-
The
The
and
show
is the
eyelids
"
The
or
the
face
skin
of
beneath
black
and
inside
the
uniform
a
the
at
of
upper
striking.
so
of
of
many
"
greyish-black colour, becoming
mities
extre-
limbs, of
the
light grey.
COLLARED
THE
A
spot
with
whole
head, is
the
on
One
group.
of
opinion
I
hundreds,
used
to
deliberatelypicking
accumulate
of
variety, laying back
in
Similar
side,
colour
in
its habits.
The
to
a
the
as
most
chestnut-topped head
comically,
used
them
on
of
owner
odd
look.
to
the
neck-
of
beard
if its
and
bad
which
preceding, it resembles
the
the
amusement
group
Hindoo-like
The
of
very
most
sawdust
among
a
the
to
coolly drop
laughter
toilet tactics, gives it
of
ites
favour-
chatter
wool
my
as
each
on
hair, and,
grains
around.
fellow, makes
Joey, had
over
the
out
roars
craning spectators
skilled
turn
freely, and
there
floor, provoking
of
as
reddish-brown
a
merriest
named
had,
head
rough
my
the
dealers
among
from
little
has
and
everybody,
named
so
handsome
a
known
Mangabey,
and
Cherry Crown,"
"
(JEthiops Cercocebus).
MANGABEY
Collared
variety,the
the
of
species
tail,are
whiskers, chest, abdomen,
;
in
dark
the
Eyelid monkey,
other
no
colour
with
contrast
White
the
in
of
59
parts of the body, sides, and
upper
sooty
absence
an
called
for
appropriately too,
which
a
is often
Mangabey
Bonnet.
well
were
it
this
also
white-collared
in
neck
distinguish it.
sufficiently
THE
The
crown,
Bonnet
is
a
immense
amount
(Macacus
(Fig. 28),
very
Indies, often
BONNET
of
by
the
parting
animal, and, hailing from
common
falls
known
radiatus).
into
fun
the
to
hands
be
got
of
out
the
on
the
East
pet-loving sailors,
of
it
the
suiting nautical
E
2
60
Notes
ideas
of
favourite
exhibited
"
Happy
drollery
in
in
to
the
Family"
of
28."
to
the
knowledge,
my
way,
even
one
longer
weather
illustrate
bred
than
during
the
for
that.
the
time
a
has
a
there
a
Bonnet
animals,
other
consecutive
Rhesus
Considering
they
was
always
in
a
appeared
BONNET.
fourteen
between
There
beach, that
THE
is
monkey
1886, with
Yarmouth
FIG.
This
collections.
and
summer
on
Monkeys.
nicety.
a
menageries
Pet
on
have
perversity of monkey
and
the
and,
Bonnet
monkey
changes
stood
life.
a
years;
in
the
of
wind
open,
by
and
they
The
The
prevailing colour
of this
The
ashy-white.
are
somewhat
up
towards
Oh
and
friendly
dainties
is
arr," he
"
snatched
likely
until
begins
from
now
Old
TOQTJE
the
also
and
distortion
of it.
months
monkeys
Toque
is
where
it is said
them
a
an
a
"
very
morose,
bold
ridge behind
of
This
the
very
of
in
this
holding
and
the
its
in
As
age
Toque
mine
a
favourite
Bonnet
or
pression,
ex-
is not
being disabled
is
hand
the
as
a
to
common
that
has
stranger's.
it is
common
to
the
in
for
all
The
India,
superstitious
outlying districts,but
towns.
is
eyebrows.
own
the
young,
stolid, unmeaning
troublesome
populous
animal
when
instances, enormously
savagery
Indies;
East
only marauding
itself odious
of
has
external
propensities.
eligible for biting
be
to
forehead
old
an
one.
it in
peevishly being
and
acquaintance
as
of
The
a
but
Bonnet,
adroitness
some
growing old,
is
native
not
capable
most
fight
into
the
evil
assumes
from
bite
when
fed
a
A
through
along
making
A
little from
but
in
become,
face
the
trifled with,
Hindoos,
him
for
guttural
a
if not
"
away
radiatus).
cunning
grinning hideously
most
with
some
very
begging
yet
corner,
alters
life,similar
its canines
on,
several
a
(Macacus
same
in
advanced
developed,
be
and
until
age
show
ears
generally
are
by jealous companions.
parting. Differing
when
creeps
in
away
the
patrons, stowing
(Fig. 29) closely resembles
Toque
features, it has
and
with
glutton.
forehead
no
peg
off.
THE
to
towards
parts, which
under
and
full-pouched,
to
him
comes
treacherous
The
olive-grey,showing
an
the
is smooth,
Comfortably settling down
more.
is
fleshy-coloured. Youngsters
good tempered
proffered
face
61
monkey
greenish tint, toning down
a
"
Toque.
sharply depressed, showing
It
amongst
is
strongly built,
bullying
chums.
and
The
62
Notes
general
colour
is
olive-grey,with
FIG.
THE
The
its
fitted
glaring
discreet
brownish
or
green
out
of
THE
tints;
TOQUE.
for
red
the
extremities
and
and
will
a
fine
than
as
keeper's fingers,and
likely as
try
to
far
private pet,
a
treacherous,
as
is
animal,
somewhat
being
Cunning
its behaviour,
its
collection
mixed
Rhesus).
(Macacu?
(Fig. 30), although
favourite.
in
29."
MONKEY
RHESUS
Rhesus
a
nut
Monkeys.
surface, dirty white.
under
more
Pet
on
against
its
it is not
always
not
give
snatch
them
a
coming
be-
a
nip
The
at
the
be
very
time.
same
killing animals
thrive
in
of
the
as
much
to
undertaken
and
instances
interesting to
youngster
A
fine male
of
the
proving
I
once
loss
THE
loth
are
of
in
offspring
highest
in
had
all
is
degree,
cases
objected
to
indulge
in
impertinent
the
patient
which
this
responsibilities.The
their
to
is said
creatures
natives.
RHESUS.
occurred
have
domestic
training
the
30."
FIG.
Several
Hindoos
monkey
description,these
any
numbers,
63
Rhesus
India, the
In
and
common,
Rhesus.
a
management,
and
intensely human,
the
"chip
very
has
only amusing
not
but
care,
variety
much
of
the
to have
old
the
block."
finely-
64
Notes
chief
his
from
of
THE
The
with
other
of
his
her
of
faces,
old
"
is
its human-like,
it
sensibilities
of
successful
containing
a
"
squeak
the
"
coveted
be
to
pet.
most
a
or
with
it
put
tucked
any
old
safely
up
best
the
was
coa*
is
he
nurse
of
of rival
is somewhat
big
the
smiling-faced,within
the
perch
another
with
proffered
bound,
a
down
turnip put
Pig-tailscauses
a
the
grimace
oddest
the
up
snatches
drawing
swede
the little schoolboy,
to
Making
his
to
of
everyone,
hands,
exultation
A
from
and
one,
off
of
nut.
house," and
beggar.
brace
pry,
thievish
but
begs the
secured,
little
'8
and
favourite
may
approaches
"Piggy"
edible; this
the
who
dame,
whom
comical
company
desirable
to
She
night.
at
natives
Capuchin
a
only
Malayan
in
or
found
Did
ill, I had
arms
Piggy
"
youth
of
I
shape
the
by
most
progeny
the
and
alone
a
the
had.
have
spectacled
is
curried, cuddled,
was
from
useful
made
kingdom.
back.
nemestrinus).
Sumatra
beggar"
had
fall
old
motherly
I could
reach
it
be
to
colour,
the
on
named
so
from
comes
2ft.
red.
(Macacus
"
little
my
whole
about
measures
brown
very
(Fig. 31)
had
variety
and
Dulcimer,
often
kin, "Piggy"
that
in
small
that
the
flesh-coloured; general
"comical
A
aged female
the
legs
"
it
somewhat
it is said
where
nurse
hair
every
powerful;
very
MACAQUE
appendage
others
useful
a
of
nut-collector.
a
out
full grown
Face
Pig-tailed Macaque
Peninsula,
In
are
when
PIG-TAILED
of its caudal
in
and
;
inside
and
Abdomen
An
limbs
olive-green,showing
an
as
and
callosities.
to
nose
pluck
to
hair,
with
legs covered
and
particular spots.
is thickset
frame
Monkeys.
arms
being
shoulders
The
his
amusement
those
on
grew
of
muscles
developed
Pet
on
the
or
from
two
into
"powers"
ticklish
a
cage
of fun.
gingery-brown, darkening
66
Notes
Sumatra,
not
given
sufficient
make
private pets,
much
to
favourites
FIG.
children.
Kept
among
mischief,
this
on
at
point.
and
once,
32." THE
little edible
received
from
them
in
the
a
company
trice
being
a
ways
times,
with
the
lead
hard
and
MACAQUE.
COMMON
larger monkeys, they
from
size
old-mannish
all
at
mended
recom-
interesting,and
small
Their
be
to
are
and
their
existence, being tyrannised
half-scared
snatched
fairly hardy
are
active
guarantee
them
Monkeys.
plentiful in collections; they
are
as
Pet
on
by
over
most
outside
their
a
cruelly,every
the
cage
domineering
being
panions.
com-
Other
There
several
are
the
Wander-oo,
fall
into
the
be
it
be
may
must
or
long-armed
They
be
housed
of
given
much
an
are
extremely
varieties.
also
others,
and
the
generally
but
family
their
very
interesting
a
high
very
fur
forbids
is
soon
group.
species,
into
come
tion,
collec-
zoological
temperature
thick
die
a
(Hylobates),
seldom,
the
above
according,
the
Gibbons
to
and
as
dieted
finishing
but
left
Lemurs
Space
of
may
Closely
treated
and
before
best
habits,
they
whole,
otherwise.
and
although
delicate,
extremely
are
and
attention
for
;
the
on
chancetime,
They
may
traits,
having
swings),
or
the
hands,
them,
and
and
these
that
"c.
commoner
for
mention
apes.
fancier's
but
carnivorous
just
where
are
Loris,
each
;
as
the
description
I
same
the
e.g.,
"
"
own
substituted
being
lengthy
be
as
may
(branches
the
the
species,
Lemuroids,
its
monkeys
Moustached,
fancier,
the
of
of
the
Nose,
of
hands
much
treated
allied
as
Putty
67
varieties
other
characteristics
and
Varieties.
and
of
long,
consumption.
can
they
CHAPTER
VI.
PURCHASING
Best
How
of
Procure
to
Monkeys"
MONKEY.
A
Monkey
a
Average
of Monkeys
Importation
"
Prices
List
Relative
of
"
Price
"
Prices
all
of
Varieties.
HE
best
and
him,
for
have
from
of
when
rule,
the
For
The
through
only
and
it,
lay
out
risk
buying
The
Johnson,
monkeys,
a
chief
a
dier."
of
can
of
Liverpool,
easier
be
I
any
sooner
has
of
Better
give
procured
are
the
than
a
Cross,
one
for
this
not
acclimatise
to
not
to
want
than
thus
more
stranger.
and
Carpenter,
American,
of
matter
a
monkey,
do
trifle
from
monkeys
whom
the
You
a
health
and
is
are,
procure
also
it, but
a
which
channel,
had
possibilities.
takes
imps,
other
enough
who
thing
the
would
specimen
newly-imported
importers
of
tired
living
"
on
money
hence
advertiser
get
to
its
test
to
the
likely
them;
lucky
plight
good
very
through
than
enough
long
in
not
little
procure
subjects
next
relative
these
part,
own
Bazaar
most
reason:
on
my
is
to
the
are
pay,
Everyone
procured,
bestowed
purchase.
to
importing
in
so
care
price
where
fancier,
a
foreign-going
a
pleasure
a
what
consideration.
to
as
for
monkey
or
anyone
Ring-tail
else
;
and
Prices
Jamrach
and
have
with
had
Abrahams
from
bought
of
these
firms,
of
enough, although,
them
from
have
with
stop long enough
The
price of
required, and
of
the
12s.
seller.
"1
to
himself
of
fair
seeks
him
to
of post
A
return
to
select; similar
chance
the
the
able
to
value.
Taken
The
Hamadryas
have
a
Mr.
wide
kindly
the
I
the
the
different
"Drill
cost
will
5s.
rid
to
dealer
who
from
in
give
a
stock.
which
you
chance
a
every
of
seeing
fairly acquainted
each
fluctuates,
will
species, you
from
than
more
list
a
and
20s. to
realises
Liverpool
celebrated
value.
the
market
"30
and
25s.
each.
So
!
you
in.
range
me
does
so
Sooties, Pig-tails,Monas,
sometimes
Baboon
monkeys,
from
ranges
list from
a
becoming
of
conscience
monkeys
had
kind
the
Hiring,
Dogface
Baboons
Caratrix
(Callithrix)monkeys
:
from
monkeys,
relative
a
you
and
the
10
0
1
10
0
to
0
"
"100
20
"
15
general list of
prices:
."1
0
dealer,
"
"
,,
and
naturalist
various
forwarding
their
Baboons
of
writes
He
great pleasure in
have
have
average,
not
his
dealers
and
Zoo,"
supply
furnished
marketable
If you
than
always
purchase
to
with
up
other
with
honest
an
list of
set
ghost
palming
not
wanting
wish
you
you
your
field to
Cross,
average
"
to
on
for
characteristics
the
as
friend
price
a
find
"
and
others, should
some
has
will
choose
According
for
the
A
do
monkey
common
If
yourself.
looks
a
of
dispositionand
criterion
no
lists from
in
monkeys
with
be
suit
to
the
the
livingcapacities.
considerably
to
of
remuneration.
dealer, send
their
varies
dealer's.
pest is
a
stock
to test
I
birds
rather
Live
price
the
at
causes"
"natural
purchasers.
them
and
yielding up
vendors
according
The
of
animals
the
monkeys
also
the
dealings
straightforward
part of
the
upon
what
them
of
some
spitefulway
a
on
animals
unhealthy
found
have
it is from
intention
an
I
69
From
London.
course,
after; I believe
soon
of Monkeys.
each.
0
0
0
0
Notes
70
"
Hoping
it
will
be
on
of
Pet
service
Monkeys.
to
you,
"
truly,
Yours
"
W.
CROSS.'
CHAPTER
VII.
FEEDING.
Good
of
Importance
Precautions
to
and
Tyrannical
Mischievous
Onions
Crop-warmers
as
Foods
PURCHASE
Nuts
"
Monkeys
as
FOOD
Staple
"
Equal
an
and
OP
"
DIET
Feeding
Ensure
Necessary
"
"
Careful
and
Other
Bread
Foods
Food
Animal
"
Rice
"
of Food
Vegetable
Cleansing
"
"
Distribution
"
a
Food
Fruit
"
and
tables
Vege-
Biscuits.
and
"
ROPER
feeding
duties
your
and
edibles
have
almost
by
he
monkeys
has
him
reducing
a
the
placed
In
vegetarians
more
omnivorous
products
it.
common
and
open
an
all.
to
The
he
is
certain
a
;
in
state
of
their
American
to
the
variety
be
of
limitless
favourite
is
ham,
if
not
the
variety
in
checked
Old
cousins
locality
and
treble
wastes
each
he
glutton,
a
and
nature,
mind,
left
"
your
voracious,
If
the
would
of
towards
health.
cupboard,
monkey
of
and
good
quantities,
turn
important
most
patronise
round
as
to
eats.
are
of
of
taste
omnivorous
as
quantity
upon
a
the
dependant,
your
would
all
sugar-basin
the
would
he
of
one
happy
himself
to
from
to
him
keeping
is
which
the
World
are,
ever,
how-
feeding
Nature
72
Notes
Pet
on
Monkeys.
DIET.
As
staple diet
a
milk
stands
which
for
first,bread
For
with
moistened
apple
breakfast,
gill of
a
be
two
or
same
cowardly
takes
coolly
the
his
taking
morsels
and
leaving
the
by
those
fairer
thus
menagerie
play,
the
giving
the
sloping
handle
habit
sides
of
their
it, or
The
nuts,
All
of
sliced
kinds
of
should
tin
fruit
with
contents,
monkeys
swedes
less
the
a
of
and
in
when
may
but
tin when
satiated,
that
enjoyed
tins
two
case,
from
doing the
a
same
convenient.
of the
front
other
and
will
give
to
tin,
a
in
turn.
the
cage,
with
one
square
have
course,
tin
placed in
is
remains.
of
"
to
Have
no
mischievous
by
cage
their
of
one
hands,
not
also, perhaps, nearly splitting
letting the
be
varied
beet, boiled
season
capacious
manipulation,
surplus
monkeys
the
cage
daring companions
most
the
up
in
tin, leisurelydevouring
rushing
and
a
most
or
his
and
provided,
ring, as
climbing
below
be
safest
a
the
in
away
such
chance
an
in
tyrant of the
immensely
In
the
the
even
of those
diet
is
cage.
tin
dragging
the
being upset directlyit
being
feet, while
heads
meUe
others
only spilling the
the
this
food
the
on
of
even
greediest animals
suitably heavy
a
glad
the
outside
avoid
To
be
let
kept
are
weakest
bread, upsetting the
for
and
The
the
by
rice,
for
grabbed
investigation
fragments
scattered
upon,
In
rice and
them.
them
mendation.
recom-
tin
same
"
downright scrimmage,
a
stows
in
boiled
monkeys
whilst
further
of
the
are
more
by
place, meanwhile,
of the
operate
lot, and
for
cheek-pouches
stand
in
often
possession of
likely
very
tinful
and
potatoes
next
come
"
a
or
and
scramble,
a
cage,
place for the
takes
them
apples
if two
and
boiled
and
milk;
The
rice
captivity,boiled
next;
give
pure
sliced.
precipitatemanner,
the
milk
and
highly prized by
most
are
in
monkey
a
may
tin
fall
by occasional
maize, and
be
amongst
sliced
them,
oranges,
cabbage.
cautiously given,
water
74
Notes
throw
to
in
it will
Thus,
be
seen
insufficient
of
hot, roasted
few
very
if the
appetite; and
commissariat
the
upon
tin
a
pet has
satisfy him,
to
Monkeys.
monkeys
your
accommodating
very
is
the
amongst
Pet
on
the
from
be
need
a
table
expended
regularly twice
Feed
department.
fancies, and
waste
little
very
peas.
a
day.
OF
FOOD.
need
not
PURCHASE
For
single monkey,
a
food
indeed, specially,at all.
quantity, nor,
"light-fingered" daily, with
to
that, the
in
luxury.
from
scraps
When
purchased
in
The
cupboard
may
perceptible diminution;
no
the
several
be
table
ought
keep
to
be
come
pet
your
becomes
kept, purchase
are
any
a
necessity.
the
Bread,
runs
"
"
overdays
sixpence
will
and
willingly
Rice.
The
"
"chicken
to
turn
The
latter
cases
be
the
spotted
is
glad
half
"
other
answer
Don't
to
boil
rice
before
be
sound.
minute
on.
oranges,
be
much
too
specimens
lemons,
rid, and
price.
will
Fruit
The
do
even
apples, and
you
Keep
at
can
a
time,
from
the
and
wash
if
box
into it.
known
as
it
dry, and
as
it is
your
"
apt
potatoes
set
aside
them,
slightlygone
had
the
better
fruiterer.
same
be
all
in
must
such-like,the
procure
decayed parts
a
boiling it.
size of
well; well
very
kind
turnips, "c.
known
them
likelybe popped
purchased
The
chickens
keep
The
his
about
for
get
find
you
purpose.
potatoes, swede
and
don't
purchased.
your
your
who
will most
be
not
will
if
crusts
edibles
need
will
as
skins
of
odd
you
answering
potatoes
than
;
neighbours
you
for
baker
family
loaf
the
by
bought
your
these
"
Vegetablesmust
good
little, those
with
save
Wash
and
with
"
Your
mice.
sour.
Fruit
Contract
runovers
best
rice"
from
free
in
monkey-life, when
"
stone.
a
put them
to
bill.
big
a
up
of
staff
matters
as
and
pigboil
wrong
;
fruiterer
at
less
removed.
FIG
33 -"MONKEY
NUTS"
(Arachishypogaa), showing
wrinkled
Pods.
the Cluster
of short,
Purchase
Onions,
too,
monkeys
Nuts
nuts,"
as
and
(ground
varieties,
for
and
are
greatly
are
highly
the
as
just
be
purchased
nut)
(Fig.
relished.
appreciated.
and
for
good
as
"Monkey
of
pods
33),
as
about
dainties
your
them.
Arachis
the
are
biscuit
Broken
at
by
good.
the
confectioner
Marmosets,
relished
much
are
speaking,
earth
or
from
purchased
pound,
should
properly
and
are
and
sound,
more
economical,
be
when
Biscuits
or
hypogcea
"shooting,"
when
77
Food.
of
twopence
to
the
most
can
the
other
CHAPTER
VIII.
GENERAL
of
Assertion
Kindness
Authority
Confidence
Monkey's
Advisable
Cleanliness
Trick
Drinking
"
Performing
"
-water
monkey
first
charge
my
but
have
feelings
and
have
culprits,
persons
a
I
even
overlooked
keep
mistake
;
had
bites
stick
you
vicious
and
policy,
never
for
cannot
of
I
let
the
have
benefit
be
too
of
kind.
of
out
"
revengeful
of
me),
evil,
subdued
them.
and
the
Some
This
monkeys.
Where
the
them
for
touch
their
he
under
possession
completely
stranger
any
you
come
showing
kindness
course,
get
or
from
scratches
had
a
from
kindly
monkeys
have
might
for.
that
beat,
without
Cruel
supremely,
him
scold,
offences,
instance
would
a
had
they
through
every
who
have
the
much
(however
almost
threaten,
A
"
purchasing
you,
Treat
of
"
understand
that
a
Light
Uses
Dress
;
after
him
and
master,
never
;
him.
returned,
in
is
"
make
and
Monkeys
Train
Gain
to
Make;
to
done
acknowledge.
must
with
is
his
are
patience
to
How
"
Warmth
to
be
thing
"
"
How
:
How
;
to
Keeper
Tormenting
"
Monkeys
first
HE
-bag
Distinctive
Policy
Monkey
a
Monkey
"
"
Best
for
Naming
"
Mistalee
Fatal
the
"
Dress
and
Head-gear
A
MANAGEMENT.
a
person
Naming
has
several
and
fro, a head-gear and
the
"common
thus
by
herd"
recognised
the
go
monkey's
the
cage
with
to
are
in
as
is
still felt
every
ment.
move-
lions
among
of
at
let
once,
somewhat
and
his
very
take
or
the
monkey
apple, and
an
from
that
kick
will
he
A
some
savoury
it.
with
of
"barney"
the
up
been
has
sympathise
time.
friend
your
stick
the
forward,
rush
nonsense,
the
friend
a
frighten
life with
Next
date,
a
confidence
pet, thrash
out.
monkey
The
one.
to
of its
:
all
by
this
frightful
most
and
keeper, and
will
it
indeed, all pets should
means;
stupid monkey
most
also
its attention.
attract
using,
not
the
I
be
learns
soon
distinctive
append
difficult
to
recognise
name
dozen
a
to
or
of
names
choose
sound
from
my
among
"
Bully.
-Peggy.
Mike.
Peter.
Jacko.
Jimmy.
Demon.
Barney.
Tommy.
Dulcimer.
Uncle.
Knips.
Warmth
health
and
and
"
comfort
admirably.
rather
high
into
a
heat
is
"
60
The
of
bad
as
warmth
and
answers,
temperature
on
an
seems
too
much
essential
with
is, however,
average
rather
is
to
the
collections, hot-water
In
monkeys.
vogue,
degrees
monkey-house
as
Moderate
Light.
apparatus is greatly in
care,
even
part of your
monkey-house
your
voice
them
his
at
is
imaginable.
possess
own
the
friends
a
Name
used
good
midst
of his
put him
sworn
uproar
the
inch
such
morsel,
look
from
who
keeper,
influence
stick, and
a
the
take
to
an
using, and
kind
in
whilst
within
his
to
stock.
pretend
You
stands
item
the
by
side
a
your
animal;
to
have
slightlydifferent
worn
others, and
get into
up
and
be
79
continually passing
are
style of dress
among
dress
caged
To
strangers
should
prisoners,who
This
other
and
monkeys,
Monkey.
a
"
and
to
well-regulated
generally kept
oppressive.
cold, and
could
going
anyone
much
Too
but
an
even
80
Notes
be
temperature
too
make
"
much
as
the
"
Zoo
the
place
(1886,
of
strongly
the
of the
atmosphere
now
sharp
the
upon
and
it;
In
of
far
numerous
of
of
glass. Where
brickwork,
part
light
The
subjoined
will
fully explain
and
model
monkey
But
only
out
to
I
am
of
house
the
The
question.
In
kind
reader
The
an
the
and
elaborate
the
colder
is
Regent's
at
temperature,
too,
diseases
almost
are
of
over
the
other
sides
should
tiles, and
or
from
the
supposed
season
of
it
top.
(Fig. 34)
with
return
page
the
and
recommended.
system
the
at
glass, consistent
flow
is
monkeys
structure
particularson
see
digressing.
and
of
than
that
slates
this
single
building
cage
of
less
A
of
proceeding
section
a
better.
a
roof
:
beneath
more
monkeys,
special structure,
the
within
place like
the
lapping
several
only
itself.
warm
monkey,
one
of
of
sketch
light requisite,the
sufficient
a
ventilation
the
the
to
changes
air
even
Draughts,
am
what
arising from
deaths
owing
likely to require
are
an
I
is,
floral devices
the
making
their
matter
of
be,
in
suddenly
as
the
may
sudden
light as
gain
from
of
monkey-house
so
inmates.
its
banish,
to
not
to
oppressive, the
The
to
less
among
panes
pets,
suited
suffers
No
degrees
is often
heat
languid.
more
lungs
impossible
be
the
doubtless
the
several
doubt,
as
glass
extent,
be
may
rays
Gardens, although
is
of
all kinds
certain
a
to
live
occupants
mistake.
making
adding
feeling
Manchester
and
sun's
summer
themselves
Park,
be
may
nearly
as
felt almost
are
no
is
catalogue
inside, the
be
may
and
oven,
its
fatal
most
outside
hot
a
the
superabundance
air
frost
now
good.
which
view,
a
reproduce,
to
institutions
public
In
healthy.
tenants
reads
as
glass, chilling,to
baker's
a
"
This
opinion, a
temperature
a
and,
under
haunts."
the
in
above
degrees only
possible,with
10),
circumstances
native
idea
as
sunny,
page
few
a
keep
to
the
light
Monkeys.
upon,
suffice
instances
many
afford
depended
would
temperate
Pet
on
the
pipe
is
For
39.
to
possess
heating
is
is
well, if
83
Monkey-bag.
have
possible,to
air
is
your
stove
at
as
and
when
you
lamp
arrangement,
thin
a
up
slip
is
depended
have
and
he
comical
blanketing
A
cayenne
in
cold
far
him
he
and
has
bedtime
previous
a
The
which
of
your
monkey
the
pet
all
idea,
or
night;
which
the
him
do
is
a
piece
a
cage
harm
any
will
be
of
should
be
covered
make
his
supper
front
be
to
highly appreciated.
won't
warm
open-
little box
a
rug,
is
the
your
snug
a
acquired
given him,
before
of
use
An
Let
keep
to
pass
to
generally
goes.
felt
to
fire.
till
paraffin
warmth
put into
best
the
is
in
straw,
his
still be
made
the
as
and
looking
A
be
add
shed
keeping
do
be
lozenge
out
the
clean
when
may
weather,
of
coal
keep going
will
can
bottle-
little
it will
roof, will
die
small
a
breakfast.
air
hot
warmer
impracticable,
need
generated
before
a
small
any
night,
the
as
teach
service.
siderable
con-
night.
at
Monkey-bag.
which
him
worry
side,
ring
idea
of
of
without
A
keyhole
rough
one
side
flustering either
your
In
ever
order
should
is
be
with
him
his
or
a
will
the
on
small
a
castle, snatch
yourself, hide
you
strong
iron
sack
up
giving
"
ordinary
put
as
safe
before
monkey
your
escape,
possibility,
made
"
Should
be
to
landing-net
side.
of
sewn
of
range
broom-handle,
which
upon
on
the
(Fig. 35)
very
escape
get the
you
a
within
much.
too
pet.
your
attached,
risks
is
monkey-bag
a
purchase
the
Should
"
misadventure
don't
as
heat
end
proceeding
of
to
the
likely to
will
can
you
at
the
as
barrel, where
if
thing
supply of
good
a
time,
where
one
upon,
same
shed
so
at
stove
grate
the
the
is
keep
up
through
not
this
burn
at
into
piping
place, and
will
and
early morning,
If
shed.
possible,and
as
last
the
kitchen, where
the
the
snug
will,
Filled
in
which
work,
rubbish,
after.
shed
in
cage
prevalent than
make
the
the
manage
bag,
your
far
as
intentions, and, cautiously following him, catch
would
a
big butterfly,turning
the
bag
in
a
sible
pos-
him
similar
Notes
84
of
prevent his
to
way,
a
on
a
where
monkey
series
considerable
keep
roofs
of
"
about
eyes
bag
lessen
to
is
the
useful
what
on
in
of
own
your
this
horror
your
imp
only
can
and
trust
successful
a
and
to
issue.
is
of
or
a
likely
bites
and
MONKEY-BAG.
It
person.
is held
bag
You
them,
to
especially
little
shifting monkeys,
harm
35."
the
peace,
for
chimneys
matter,
ground.
circumstances
also
chances
"
recapturing
the
among
allow
to
hold
you,
the
different
a
truanting
FIG.
scratches
dodging
or
But
again.
combine
Providence, patience,and
This
Monkeys,
out
altogether
of
area
your
tree,
is
housetop,
a
getting
a
up
Pet
on
by
is
amusing
inmates
the
to
of
see
a
with
monkey-
house.
Cleanliness
your
pet and
others
kind
a
not
an
should
nasty red
unimportant
comfort
the
consist
"carpet"
other
is
of
be
sweet
of
when
everybody
deal
avoided,
item
some
wetted,
sawdust
"
kinds
absorbing
in
the
welfare
Let
around.
oak, beech,
or
turning black,
neither
smell
of
the
any
and
nor
Drinking-water.
Deal
excrement.
does
and
look
not
thrown
in;
interval
allowed
for
one
of
nasty habit
his
in
that,
streaky outlook
solicits
About
say
three,
unscrewed
and
Drinking-water,
of
matter
great
the
Belle
the
fetching
supply
A
the
give
cause
unlimited
fair
height
tin, and
each
trouble
to
folk, that
they
droll
anger
of
this
caged
such
striking.
animal
in
its
should
domicile
be
a
collections,as
some
always
for
hand
at
continual
a
puddle, by
of
swamping
the
go
tin;
morning
round
the
and
with
a
the
place
evening
and
can,
scarcely
however,
some,
The
is to
but
one
its
an
every
upon
most
test
a
the
crowded
abominable
its
they
must
telling
order
door
does
of my
assembly
thing
capacities of
one
to
poke
to
grimace, action,
once
to
one
natural
so
food, "c., in
withdraw
by
be
to
seems
kind, when
salutary effect
very
water
and
with
always
visit
exhibited
politely escort
the
I
cannot
sticks, offer and
cases
the
weather, suffice for the day's moisture.
dole
their
In
be
may
whitewash
the
cage-room,
mess
caged monkey
a
brush.
it.
drink
Tormenting
is
limited
milk
summer
small
a
of
rather
a
make
that, in
consequent
supply of
of
will
a
walls
front
of
strokes
water
in your
will, except in hot
meals
In
Manchester,
the
the
on
your
monkey
is true
of it; but
of
has
Knips
whitewash
year,
scrape,
spared
6d., and
costs
months,
your
few
a
your
It
care.
at
would
upsetting
inside.
Vue,
a
be
can
clean.
Giving
"
of
use
out, and
and
sweet
more
the
use
greatest
the
sawdust
few
in
be
minutes
a
be
sawdust
soiled,
of
course
preliminary
a
of
these,
|in. of
Sometimes
four, times
taken
after
brush,
once
or
surely five
fingers,when
the
should
should
sack
both
measure,
about
month.
a
his
wiping
so
cage;
about
of
outside
A
purpose.
lasts
cage
the
at
a
scraper
layer
elapse, and
to
day for this
each
fresh
a
days
two
Your
unsightly.
and
morning,
every
absorbs, in
sawdust
85
and
not
some
it with
see
the
shriek.
suffice,I
monkey-house,
being always
can
forbearance.
do
to
Many
a
Notes
86
good
a
has
monkey
ignorant visitors,
injuries,under
of
efforts
had
and
their
keepers
possibleremedy
to
Be
down
a
There
fun
worst
"
The
guess
bring
them
the
poor
inmate's
that
of
of
heartless
this
back
by
expense.
Of
cruel
onlookers
of
than
the
to
enemy.
an
with
the
to
more
of
enjoyment
the
pepper.
cayenne
add
make
mention
I
or
vivacity.
vulgar that
these
course
the
illness
and
upon
the
filled
trick
of
health
would
understood
abdominal
die, defying
cause
to
you
nutshells
giving
the
at
of
sticks
internal
and
away
the
by
receive
as
person
tricks
results
of
to
several
are
at
such
broken
few
a
they pine
the
on
Monkeys.
teeth
its
not
which
Pet
on
fun
tunate
unfor-
the
cracker.
MONKEYS.
PEEFOEMING
These
the
and
Some
teach
others;
but
to
unless
say,
varieties,
accustomed
Let
the
has
which
trick
at
a
treatment,
time
a
into
monkey
during these
chain
or
is too
been
undue
often
as
placed
may
become
adjunct,
may
and
it climb
a
the
with
be taken
of
its
to
small
and
taught
hand
in
heart, and
pole,on
top
by instilling one
exceptionallypatient
learned
must
be
may
well
lesson
lessons
the
of
control,
voice, it
quietly
a
most
are
others
under
apple. Thus,
an
elementary
and
hard
type.
it,by firm, kind, and
advantage
an
making
and
than
is
varieties
fairly
walking
education
recommended
teachable
and
patience
an
Dianas,
get this
animal
try another, such
then
the
as
be
to
old,
entertaining tricks.
tractable
presence
your
trick, such
simple
yours.
of
to
kind
monkey
your
of
and
young
much
acquiring
Monas,
of
not
both
with
number
a
most
The
are
getting
After
the
that
tuition.
eligiblefor
a
particular
with
may,
in
sharper
are
the
monkey
a
apt pupil
an
monkeys
timid
of
possessor
kindness,
favourites
all times
at
are
prodigy.
A
small
keep it in subjection,
its
trainer's
liberty. Cruelty
whip
is
only
too
Performing
used.
freely
monkeys
to
bespeaks
the
animal
to
little
cap,
and
persist,
Very
Arabi
as
soldier,
Neapolitan,
it
of
the
to
tunic,
a
after
to
strongly
with
with
a
blue
is
chin-strap
of
for
worn
tunic,
for
of
to
head-gear,
monkey
trousers
"work
or
up."
and
buttons
not
little
As
breeks
yellow
;
will
and
effective.
and
a
must
you
amusement,
are
the
wearing
but
the
fez,
blue
easy
very
keeper
with
patience
novelty
your
red
and
coat
their
breeches;
colours
contrasted
red
uniform.
be
little
a
admonitions
gentle
performing
regard
the
pair
a
the
iron.
overcome
few
are
of
exercise
and
a
Knips
have
always
rest
enable
rod
to
which
exhibitions
public
a
necessary
Pasha,
a
of
ruling
87
with
terror
in
seen
they
understand
his.
be
be
will
It
abject
The
Monkeys.
;
as
a
You
little
must
for
the
CHAPTER
IX.
MONKEY
DISEASES
Symptoms
"
Administer
to
"Kill
Cure"
Limbs
"
CAUDAL
APPENDAGE
Operation
Surgical
Dumps
The
Varieties
How
on
Monkey's
a
DISEASES,
EEPING-
the
better
whole,
in
the
patching
the
TAILS:
Good
A
"
TO
THE
Riddance
"
ETC.
and
than
OWN
Tail.
monkey
importance,
HANDLING
ACCIDENTS
Treat
to
"
matism
Rheu-
"
THEIR
"
:
Ruptures
"
"
EATING
World
Tlie
:
Costiveness
and
Biliousness,
"
Old
the
Diseases
Quinsy
"
How
"
Chest
Treatment
MONKEYS
Remedies
"
Excrement
"
Simple
"
Article
Useful
Headaches,
"
to
A
A
Recipe;
MONKEYS
Confined
Indisposition
"
Toothache
"
SICK
of
Physic
or
Broken
AILMENTS.
monkey
health
is
of
avoiding
up
a
is
not
of
sickness
Taken
cure.
little
no
the
on
subject
to
many
ailments.
If
detect
eyes,
neck
your
it.
is
monkey
He
is
and
throws
and
shoulders.
at
sulk,
apt
to
up,
loosely
If
from
indisposed,
all
looks
and
dull
it
a
the
dose
hard
not
sluggish
or
dishevelled,
costiveness,
is
about
hair
of
castor
to
the
on
his
oil,
90
Notes
tendency
few
a
"
mixtures
all
the
sometimes
of
grains
speedily
the
chlorate
of
effect
a
miserable
The
out
of
little
a
right-side
taste, and
the
whatever.
short
a
in
By
the
atmosphere,
varieties, in
potash, put
spoon.
chlorodyne lozenges,
warmer
in
him.
invalid
the
proffered
persuasion
no
being
time.
which
the
Quinsy
case
few
a
milk, is calculated
cure.
from
unlucky stick-poking,possibly falls,
must
you
that
almost
are,
either
let
put
him
or
killing of anything
being
the
with
small
existence,
commended
to
human
a
to
soon
potash, and
unsatisfactory causes,
incurable, and
would
you
likely disappear
very
attacks
to
other
a
of
into
Ruptures, resulting
or
drop
every
monkey
will
symptoms
as
pleasant
eagerly devoured,
shifting
Monkeys.
likely very
lozenges, chlorate
Cayenne
are
be
are
lick
eagerly
him
treat
will
pence
Paregoric
will
cough,
to
Pet
on
is
without
gradually
pet
your
of
out
misery
the
painful matter,
a
which
gives less
exception,
likelihood
finish
at
once.
mode
of
be
to
with
pain
quickest results.
Broken
Limbs, which
creatures,
medical
in
be
must
student
external
ness,
just
they
were
in
as
put into
them,
tobacco, sweets,
"
brings
in
at
the
to
on
knee
experience
acute
be
these
way.
Any
young
pleased
the
with
fidence
con-
fruit, and
other
to
"
the
the
in
bad
suffering.
weather
if
of
ables
eat-
to
are
and
be
dampness
with
"
monkeys
paroxysms
a
big
mended.
recom-
times
some-
it sets
when
and
likely place
the
After
morsels.
complaint,
"When
wonder
exhibitions, varied
dainty
most
a
miscellany
Chapter VII.)
tormenting
joints
as
be
it would
considering
in
Exposure
this
and
are;
costive-
biliousness, and
headaches,
sometimes,
(as mentioned
Rheumatism.
nimble
with
jobs of doctoring, either
and
cases,
sometimes,
not
ordinary
little odd
ourselves
we
the
even
him.
subject
are
day, onions
do
internal
placed
Monkeys
in
set
would
or
possible
are
come
often
on,
Handling Sick
the
wretch
poor
him.
I have
found
them.
for
A
I
have
been
rheumatism
;
be it
sheltered
warm,
bed,
warm
informed
As
"
at
the
rule, the
a
upon
monkey
being
set
be
as
The
A
Dumps.
and
explain
can
Something
chip
him
cover
his
cage
of
attack
rice, or
the
a
mild
aperient,
bit
of this herb
Sometimes
from
than
matter
sherry with
up
a
a
bit.
for
a
few
biliousness
he
or
of
of
necessary.
A
will
soon
will
magnesia
up
in
dose
a
It's
"dumps."
him
and
"
a
say
"
it; of the latter
of
oil, and
castor
just possible
indigestion
pectedly,
unex-
better
Nothing
before
set
the
at
sadly
fit of the
a
and
beneficial.
cause.
biscuit
hours.
if
and
relished
turns
be
him
to
large
a
monkey,
very
has
sweet
Give
the
greatly
daily is
should
tempting
up
is
that
dentist
of dandelions, roots
accountable
no
be
may
it out,
pull
event
dose
a
monkey
a
to
your
the
this
to
noticed, have
binding food,
and
and
teeth,
counteracting steps.
handful
A
be
induce
of
of
set
competent
any
bowels,
why
he
has
is it to
be
at P
HANDLING
Handling
purpose
not
excrement
hard
of
very
don't
wondered
"
the
and
thing
and
subject
tooth
watery, take
or
of
this
little milk
an
bad
a
are
afterwards.
a
time.
same
the
hard
right
all, acts
use
by monkeys.
fine
often
patient,chloroforming
Watch
looseness
him
free
fine
a
of
use
draughts,
a
pet successfully. In
the
dry meal
correct
has
is not
Should
If you
your
"
dung
rather
from
monkey
perfect,and
once.
operate
his
the
celery is
that
stereotyped shilling should
Excrement.
from
not, it is greatly relished
or
disreputable complaint.
surely
benefit
location, freedom
regular, clean, and
it out, and
the
from
essentials.
are
Toothache.
derived
about
wildly
stares
satisfactoryresults
most
personally have
lemons, and
of
its knees, and
at
gnaws
91
Monkeys.
of
a
ferocious,
doctoring
or
SICK
or
even
MONKEYS.
a
otherwise,
for
quiet monkey,
is
not
with
unattended
G
the
2
92
Notes
the
risk
avoid
of
offer
to
be
pair
a
finger (of
a
patient sticks
my
drawn
be
for
fishing
Catarrhines
the
blessed
have
kept various
time,
to
they
are
carrying
when
of
it.
bring
there
Drill
I have
on,
their
not
and
Baboon
tails.
feeding,
elsewhere,
once
of
confined
especially
Bonnets,
Various
time
cannibalistic
the
other
prehensile
or
as
member,
proboscis.
causes
varieties
ornamental
Sooties
may
and
elephant
an
Short-tailed
their
hand,
cage,
necessary
and
I
this
behind,
its
in
appendages.
perches
with
fifth
guilty of
be
the
assigned
dirty, neglectful management,
of
this
shabbiness
brought
On
curried."
"
and
only irritation
of
their
interfere
Monas,
had
chewing
Gross
-seldom
indulging
exclusively
caudal
their
end
fairly well
hines
it
curled
climbing, carefully
the
TAILS.
monkeys
case
of
perambulating
it
this
into
going
a
"
them.
careful
keep
of
one
among
smaller
"hand."
habit
when
Catarr
the
for
it
as
flap below.
of
long
very
required
species (Platyrrhines) from
protect the
also
They
out
is
varieties), more
World
had
particularly
not
would
found
never
break
propensity
have
American
have
and
what
monkey-bag;
OWN
THEIB
originally with
those
the
the
had
(Old
do
been
having
course,
effected, before
through
at, and, while
large specimen,
in
I have
I
disgusting habit,
this
to
him
bite
to
to
very
enveloped
experience
what
From
a
or
it convenient
found
you)
leather
stout
fingers; indeed,
the
have
generally
EATING
MONKEYS
in
finger,of
own
patience, be
"
"
by
cage,
first
little
a
glove, mind
vicious
A
should
with
can,
the
gets frightened. To
gardener's
I
you.
managed
impunity.
Baboon,
for
(my
he
long
big
to this
in), I have
with
rather
worn,
too
of
pair
possibility,a
should
purchase
Monkeys.
being bitten, especially if
this
gloves
Pet
on
to
of
me
but
member,
coat,
had
and
its
loss
of
humours.
arms
and
hair
A
legs
Accidental
decorated
with
mentioned
balsam,
the
offensive
with
coupled
few
a
careful
Accidents
ble
from
93
both
or
one
of the
scabs
above-
of
applications
strong
dieting,these
friend
for
of mine,
tail of which,
no
fell
Friars'
off, and
rubbed
into
the
his
"
the
and
bond
less power
fide
cure,
I
myself.
and
cases
yet
tried
of
healing
as
thereby
soon
the
sooner
a
menagerie
shillingor two,
is better
than
easily effected;
and
the
and
have
in
it.
a
his
tail,
As
to
one
satisfactory to
the
as
used
end,
fun
little
other
to
recreation
In
the
An
certainly the
for
this
few
cost
of
may
so
occasioned
Visitors
and
kind,
questions
exchange
in
cases,
better; the
the
way
"
of
nibbling.
of
in
patient
slight itching
displays
ready sale
imps, but
majority
licking and
your
last-named
the
to
a
lotions,
strong
This
remedy.
a
the
the nuisance.
older
The
out
monkey
passes
and
healed,
find
generally disgusted with
are
period
to
commences,
starts
popped
was
in
pieces.
to
to
iron
and
intense
biting it
who
hot
over
solitary confinement,
and
A
shortened."
chisel
have
bandage
a
Making
sharp
a
properly
appears
the
to
burning
only afforded
pulling
soon
seems
middle.
considerable
some
never
much
was
have
applied
not
for
feeling he
he
I
have
even
has
less
the
gets,
lived
in
comes
companion.
instruments.
surprised Jimmy,
he
end
in the
at
Macaque,
bench, and
a
place, however,
"his
died
monkey
where
on
also
Bonnet
a
rotted
surgical
rather
place
The
he
laid
tail, sometimes
offended
or
preventi-
other
member
since, had
was
for
duty
shanty,"
afterwards.
when
tail
the
enraged
accident,
some
did
over
time
wires, and
This
an
TAIL.
THE
befall
middle.
the
some
from
hammer
often
bite from
a
ado, Jim's
more
and
in
TO
defective
causes,
end, sometimes
only too handy
INJURIES
blows, from
unavoidable
or
the
"
Tail.
places quickly healed.
ACCIDENTAL
A
from
scabs
By
causes.
the
Injuries to
loss
the
of
a
asked
are
generally be
procuring
a
fresh
94
Notes
is
specimen
about
preferable
diseased
a
"W.
S.,"
D.
reference
this
to
surgical
operation
"In
the
found
it
placed
of
removed
the
of
stump
and
the
from
tail
tail
the
under
there
a
point
left
has
body
of
and
perfectly
since
attempted
had
of
loss
the
I
been
and
in
with
I
cautery
evident.
was
I
thereupon
thermal
without
to
"
feeling
chloroform,
feeling
where
tail
monkey.
the
influence
healed
not
of
:
notice,
the
was
a
says
immediate
winter
in
of
He
tail.
my
severe
Mart
account
monkey's
forceps
bone
at
thus
monkey
the
of
pair
a
late
and
interesting
a
messing
less.
Exchange
under
came
and
up
infinitely
an
consequence
4in.
animal
the
aid
the
upon
in
about
to
up
Bazaar,
performed
the
and
The
gives
during
frost-bitten,
trouble
subject,
which
case
that
to
patching
the
and
writing
Monkeys.
continually
to
one,
Pet
on
dressing,
any
its
renew
The
abnormal
appetite.
performing
"In
the
tail,
after
skin
or
the
is
it
drawn
will
operation
operation,
the
far
as
retract,
is
as
and
care
possible
leave
completed."
should
towards
the
last
be
the
vertebra
taken
base
that
of
the
exposed
CHAPTER
X.
CONCLUDING
Monkeys
Old
in
Vicious
OBSERVATIONS.
Age
Change
"
Temperament
The
Comical
Chewing
Cud
Deaths
of Monkeys
Rearing
Tastes
and
Breeding
Feeding
"
Personal
Flea-
"
"
Animals
and
in
-time
"
Cleanliness
"
Stuffing
"
Uncertain
"
"
Acquired
"
Monkey
Nature
Snakes
of
Incidents
"
the
Social
Dread
"
Monkeys
Disposition
"
so-called
hunting,"
of
"
Monkey
a
Skinning
:
Dressing
;
;
Setting-up.
the
preceding
fairly
well
tedious,
As
old
age
uncertain.
and
he
little
lively
hand
grabbed
remarks
on
a
a
viciousness
has
the
fed
food
hope
bring
teeth
become
face
loses
being
and
being
strongly
petted
snatched
him
often
conclusion.
a
with
it,
and
cruel,
and
there.
and
The
savagely
is
along
of
very
fun
latent
deciphered
out
and
developed,
vacant
all
few
crusty
of
look
space
A
them
using
for
not
a
largely
very
stolid,
a
assumes
to
been
am
initio.
becomes
temper
the
I
me
ab
notes
my
has
if
with
has
propensity
The
but
bear
he
his
strong
and
cunning,
will
monkey,
canine
provocation.
at,
I
subject
our
out;
reader
general
acquires
that
the
as
The
expression,
threshed
longer,
creeps
chapters
a
nip
or
Notes
96
bite
a
offered
only
disposition is
and
the
A
suitable
the
is
he
for
well
much
small
a
who
fiend
in
for
bite
The
of
a
all
parties
vacant
cage
willingly
description,and
for
return
of
display
a
him,
monkey
him,
to
better-tempered relations,
the
And
treble
said
the
and
repairs
vicious
monkey
patches
for
better
vicious
partnership,
generallya
of
than
pocket
sundry
bitten.
and
benefit
and
and
fury -provoking efforts
overlooked.
your
dissolve
shillingsin
all their
case
to
public appreciate
edification
better
doctor's
the
uncertain
has
few
a
an
the
this
of
you
devote
in that
are
are
know
will
the
to
of
passing menagerie
they
and
anger,
incentive
disposed
proprietors hand
for
Monkeys.
Such
return.
strong
a
sooner
concerned.
in
Pet
on
few
shillings
in
amount
the
fingers lacerated
to
is rather
serious
a
affair,although not, perhaps, really dangerous.
Sometimes
it
fond
Monkeys
of
they
generally
each
at
stare
and
arms,
A
This
a
a
"flea-hunting,"
very
rough
of
the
sawdust
each
and
other's
other,
root
monkeys
time
a
hair
bitten
coats
is
off
to
of
;
whole
that
and
settle
colony
is to
may
term
pick
have
out
handed
apparent
relish
"
mistaken
a
such
hence
pests.
would
known
the
on
little
every
the
all
are
were
found
to
comical.
monkey
be
in
hunt.
speck
lodgment
a
some
mouth,
the
and
another's
one
from
a
good
a
grimaces
it, is
if
ai%e
matters
presence
would
and
time
most
free
upon
mind,
have
into
from
occasionally,
pulled out,
with
folk
it; if its
really do
dirt
as
risky
manoeuvres
of
series
a
more
very
short
strangers
being remarkably
enough
large cageful, the
What
commence
a
very
a
introductory
little
or
of
cuddling in a manner
suit, and
"flea-looking" follows
flea unfortunate
have
not
and
idea, healthy monkeys
A
The
tell in
two
turn
ending by rushing
ceremony
hugging
mutual
serene.
The
other, then
chattering,the
can
you
amusing.
very
social
rather
a
agree.
together
put
vicious, this is
or
of
and
likely to
are
old
are
company,
to
necessary
if not
monkeys; and,
matter.
is
fancy
and
in
or
the
prevalent
Notes
98
Monkeys
smaller
and
species making
I have
even
of
great friends
with
with
one
seen
in
confinement
several
knocked
monkeys;
been
born;
and
I
and
careful
know
in
of
of
An
of
between
becoming,
its
as
Thousands
pages
there
exhibited.
will
monkeys
"
enceinte
was
is about
The
comical
when
rare,
in
procuring
the
I believe
progeny
readers
his
of
the
cases
period
van
fifteenth
Instances
the
of
Family
Happy
a
mounted."
many
all
time.
short
(1886), in
nearly
me
of
"
baby
female
gestation
months.
seven
and
management
proceeding;
intensely
human
amongst
onlookers.
scolded, and
the
Menagerie.
but
captured.
in
any
speculated
devil
a
say,
of
serves
a
"
to
Capuchin
the
Rhesus,
a
summer
Bostock's
to
not
are
last
speculated
in
beach, and
Jacko
remember
that
but
succeed
and
wont
was
frequent.
Jacchus)
lived
did
Yarmouth
on
Jacko
sold
was
(!),
which
Bonnet
keeper
it
saw
these
year
male
a
more
memory
my
has
conditions
instances
fide
(Hapale
mine
be
with
so
progeny
knowledge
1883, if
Marmosets
youngsters,
acquaintance
cross
In
rare.
Just
monkeys
bond
and
occurred
have
proper
not
my
breed, but
where
under
should
of
are
in
brace
best
so
of
head.
Callithrix
of
confinement,
pair
the
why,
see
in
correctly, a
years
occurred
these
the
To
variety doing
a
not
pair
one
bred
not
do
;
rat.
never
few
on
chancetime
management,
"baby."
a
has
I
rabbit
a
promulgated, that
would
or
last
belief
this
have
cases
could
the
during
or
white
well
idea
the
elephant
instances
have
that
the
cat
a
the
animals,
MONKEYS.
long thought, and
was
other
favourite
a
BREEDING
It
Monkeys.
company
the
tolerate
can
Pet
on
as
the
to
training of
the
actions, emotions,
provoke
The
unlimited
youngster
castigated in due
turn, much
is
youngsters
is
and
results
interest
caressed,
to
its
own
most
a
are
and
so
fun
nursed,
benefit
Diversions
doubt, and
no
not
little also
a
visitors.
will
the
to
Pretend
treat
such
probability is that,
their
"mark"
the
word
the
and
the
house
both
menagerie
to
keeping
one
of.
deserve
ma"
"
and
the
would
set
;
they
you,
smiling
and
pa
the
and
as
pet, this
Knips
like
monkeys,
that
inseparable ; indeed,
the
are
of
centres
therefore, in
;
must
be
not
opportunity of showing
every
one
monkey-
the
great
anything funny
impression
of
meaning
and
monkey-van
"Zoo"
who
a
idea
an
acknowledged
those
Give
at
get
"
"
you
vivacityare
an
convey
things, and
attraction
as
mind,
public
same
of
sight
to
seems
of
you.
mirth, drollery,mimicry, and
the
and
baby,
but
they
parents, and
sensibilities
the
scolding
a
could
upon
is, in
There
touch
99
its assiduous
of
ticklingof
to
to
you
satisfaction
the
to
Feeding-Time.
at
lost
off
his
specialqualifications.
DIVERSIONS
At
feeding-time,
amongst
at their
are
preparations
zenith.
Let
noticeable, and,
the
as
for
rounds
sound
capable
throats, from
A
a
of
bark
general scramble, followingthe
makes
a
dispersion of
according
perhaps
fall
for
to
with
the
both
a
benefit
of
savoury
Possibly
in
his
the
a
fist,or
rebels
bit
to
a
bit
of
below, who
nipped out,
little 'un
cheek-pouches,
has
and
stowed
is
and
heard.
tin,
weakest
wall,
ceivable
con-
monkey
the
the
is
uproar
be
to
of
eaters, the
going
potato in each
is
sliding in
and
accepted custom,
yet this is snapped up,
discarded.
food
the
through
upwards,
as
stir
bit; every
a
forced
soon
general
a
tantalises
ties
special-
So
scene.
meal,
being
a
the
being served,
are
keeper
to
mew
the
these
monkeys,
describe
me
increases, especiallyif the
TIME.
of
medley
a
commenced
are
FEEDING-
AT
soon
animal,
or
up
aloft,
bread, only
don't
the
away
to
it;
want
remainder
something
pushing it,
with
the
100
Notes
back
of
under
his
like
and,
safer
location.
have
been
Meantime
picking
the
up
the
satisfied,and,
grimaces, quietude
of
presence
the
the
but
their
ones
soon
learn
under
and
during
THE
CUD
persecuted
this
use
food
up
the
for
expression
into
the
forcing
in
way
necessitates
which
this; but
this
examine
as
display
it
the
I
perverted tastes
those
to
too
give
the
fair
grin,
of
indulge them
to
eat, tobacco;
is
monkey
mouth
so
a
pipe
evident
and
is
not
been
or
tobacco
in such.
I
cigar, devouring
the
He
after
doing
Possibly
the
inquisitiveenough
cannot
with
say
tainty.
cer-
give considerable
Some
learn
practiceis
this
to
relish.
keep
TASTES.
as
to
corner,
literally swallowed
food
certainly disgusting.
partial
of
some
a
good.
closely, I
throwing
or
"
amuse
in
acquired by monkeys
who
chew, but
and
with
august
protection
one
to
for
off
have
ACQUIRED
The
better
a
sitting quietly up
it, finish
to
more
ravenous
to
and
return
seemingly, half-digested food,
up,
little
of
want
cheek-pouches, seems
Catarrhines, who,
fun
is
champion.
"I
to
the
the
the
threatening
and
to
at
lordship
his
awe,
and
some,
sup
Even
to
a
opportunity,
a
time
shifts
fails
times
at
this
prevails.
more
keeper
have
to
goes,
for
away
viands, bolting
few
a
CHEWING
a
their
By
after
once
apologetic way,
an
watching
as
he
pilferingsea
bolts
scattered
ground.
the
to
he
potato,
rest,
fact, eating it
move," up
this
others, vainly endeavouring
becoming
in
the
in
"
its catch
up
his
disgorges
spilled upon
play;
molars
his
yielding
osprey
eagle, little 'un
milk
Monkeys.
Bully below, "twigging
an
pouching
between
hands,
cover!
Pet
on
generally
came
have
far
from
seen
only
ficial,
bene-
Bonnet
a
from
snatch
a
man's
or
the
tobacco,
for
his
master's
latter,
in
not
Deaths.
Monkey
well-chewed
Some
them.
saw
one
cage
to
and
next
;
it
on
these
that
the
both
of
is
is allowed
fur.
I have
with
tobacco
the
and
To
help
tail
in
he
morning
of
little
and
towards
say
"
:
end
its
coup
its
What
last, to
of
this !
it
all
de
the
grace
it
a
the
;
I
or
I
is
may
?
better
the
way
nervous
speck
a
neighbours'
"
smothered
weaving district),
as
cleanly with
new
a
him
its
mop.
yourself.
head
"
We
is
better.
the
an
its connection
torture
to
better
its
poor
of
dying
I
know
of
than
the
on
is
a
by
back
skull.
attempt
pangs
the
sooner
wretch
the
at
giving the
but
with
to
see
the
bar,
eyes
come,
to
iron
not
illness,
seems
us
method
off the
with
that
cure,
barbarous,
finish
last
heart
past
My
affair,
dulled
of
all
the
had
monkey
had
its
turning
"
or,
hand
its
in
all
with
as
human-like
expression
an
of
to
career,
exceedingly
always
savour
kind, for adding
extreme.
with
a
ended
their
clean
as
not
big day,
a
breath,
haven't
for, when
on
earthly
an
sharp, heavy blow,
or
countenanc
Dis-
DEATHS.
done
neck, just below
bungling
this
"
I went
comer.
kept;
or
"
be
holding
keeper
sufferingsare
giving
of
often
have
quicker
no
a
sufferer
This
is
own
be
must
gasping pitifullyfor
up
his
aching head,
an
a
Lancashire
a
monkey's
a
flesh,is its death.
the
in.
was
in
once
climb
not
got
up
their
would
clean, you
end
he'd
coat
Rhesus,
MONKEY
The
!
the
in
remain
vicious
a
be
could
he
I
toper.
for
CLEANLINESS.
juice (this was
him
he
hands,
clean
how
to
seen
next
old
an
liking
a
practices.
astonishing
dirt
got
company
fellow
poor
PERSONAL
It
doubtless
easily as
as
suited
day
resting
was
beer
this
course,
him
see
take
helplessly drunk
so
of
"
will
he
whence
"quids,"
101
But
job
cruel
of
in
Notes
102
Pet
on
STUFFING
All
pets,
sooner
choose
not
his
sign
to
is
jacket
fair
in
In
Make
cut
right
any
other
in
skinning
Don't
a
and
in
out
for
this
cost
me
I
cut
troublesome
blood
ribs,
would
Be
the
of
hide
through
Leave
lating.
manipu-
in
when
skinning
painful
ing,"
gather-
"
For
sores.
"
ful
care-
eyes.
gloves
hours
many
the
you
sawn
received
his
of
purpose.
Use
have
particularly
as
be
must
find
centre
him
turn
a
"
three
or
the
possible.
as
yourself
cut
two
below
his
to
not
gone,
head, especiallyabout
the
Callithrix
large
just
fairly handy
skull-bone
much
as
far
callosities
The
is
saw
too
die, and
will
yourself,you
have
will
choose
may
you
tail, and
the
to
not
incision
animal.
keyhole
a
if
an
down
him
else
pet
your
does
monkey
your
somebody
Should
skinning
if
and
you,
condition,
and,
fairly tough,
loathsome.
with
so
certificate.
stuffed.
him
do
MONKEY.
A
later, die;
or
to
Monkeys.
dressing
use:
Arsenic
2oz.
...
...
Corrosive
...
...
Sublimate
...
Yellow
Get
and
*
be
Spirits of Camphor
...
...
with
the
ever
occur
eleven
different
to
in
his
mix
it.*
eminently
ounces
times,
the
to
You
other
as
it must
will
London,
says
slight differences
of
when
this, that
well
handling
the
in
nine
worked
or
of
a
you,
capital
a
Town
"Practical
W.C.),
for
benzoline
of
Curator
ingredients,
be
find
practical work,
gifted author
of
embrocation
alarming
F.Z.S.,
Browne,
as
loz.
this
up
with
above, except
to
Jpint.
Wine
Gill,170, Strand,
(L. Upcott
...
...
Montagu
Leicester,
...
...
cautious
Mr.
...
...
chemist
a
loz.
Soap
Spirits of
l^oz.
...
Museum,
Taxidermy"
recipe
quantities
ounces
into
re-turning
identical
"
:
Did
it
of poison to
the
hands
skins
at
painted
103
Stuffinga Monkey.
Don't
cleanser.
into
monkey
"
of the
view
side
with
leaves
bit
A
strike."
posture
turned
head
the
"
an
two
of
dyed
or
the
towards
is
cork
is
it,would
not
Virgin
with
sublimate
being
I ask
chemist
any
wine,
then
arsenical
the
else
anything
arsenical
then,
Now
maintain
of
various
They
of
not
so
and
clothes
Dermestes
alone,
them
to
them
about,
'
or
fatten
as
never
'
at
you
i.e., plunging in water.
of
is
;
I
relax
do
if
the
of
the
and
indeed,
could
I
I
crucial
it.
is
test
useless
as
challenge
simply
a
of
crow
scare-
larvae
Tinea,
or
of
the
beetles.
museum
Styrian
instances.
.
for
if used
a
.
.
animals, causing
preventing
of
most
hundreds
are
genus
many
again,
This,
only
not
believe, like the
useless
;
with
protection from
so
other
give
modelling
painted
Arsenic
but
for
than
taxidermist, the
places, and
by that
.
;
septic
anti-
better
touch
are
perfectly
than
worse
in certain
must
can
scorn
it.
on
paste
once
decay, and
extent
the
claim
decay
to
dissect
us
as
is well
purpose.
is also
noirs
tion,
saliva-
advocates
mixtures
murinus,
to
Its
found
from
fur-eating moths
arsenic
arsenical
sweat
It
b$tes
considered
skin
be
for the
certain
a
lardarius,
eaters, they
Used
also
to
those
will
arsenical
dangerous.
to
simply laugh
arsenic
seldom
tissue
animal
poison
or
that
be
to
if the
immunity
"
quite useless
but
agents
larvae
I
that
readily
Let
:
all flesh from
maggot
or
says
excellence.
preserves
spirits
be
comes
"
author
same
par
of that
"
of arsenic
secondly,
;
is all that
drier
the
and
is wanted
dangerous,
other
claim
'
next
"
and
it not
and
?
The
mercury
ounces
soap,
Would
effect.
Corrosive
?
of
effect three
system
of all !
scene
moth
no
soap,
insects.
a
known
the
into
general, the
dries
it
what
the
at
the
learner
i.e.,bichloride
"
constitution?
preservative agent
First, that
"
last
the
to
as
the
artificial
stump.
a
of arsenic, yellow
ounces
hands
in
soaps
evidence
and
the
'
"
readers
my
upon
the
through
and
it
have
the life of the
to
posture
purchased
into
up
a
showing
few
a
be
your
mounting
wonderfully to
preparation
amongst
and
may
work
to
lengthen
to
mercurial
a
would
absorbed
Of
tend
preparation, six
dangerous
of
stuff
handy
of
effective
moss,
milliner's, if decently arranged, add
Put
glass, and
and
easy
two, which
or
needle'
the
attitude
the
body,
flower
a
finger with
your
natural
a
branch, with
a
prick
good
contradiction
your
for
pulling
fur,
you
preservative,
to
any
of
104
Notes
position of
the
Diana
Monkeys.
monkey
(Fig. 28),
monkey
Bonnet
Pet
on
(Fig. 25),
and
effective
in
are
that
of
the
showing
up
specimens.
I
Lastly,
would
little friend
him
with
keep
the
provide
to
to
always
agent, when
and
those
the
prevent
except
we
which
soon
as
them
"
winds
:
in
away
of the
Let
me
The
real
obscure
hating light
"
the
as
"
Whiting
secret
of
soap,
will about
hold
to
rapidly
I
fill a
the
therefore
(if this
have
all
the
over
the
mixture
the
me
about
a
soap
for which
in
is there
full
it
arsenical
its
stood
to
the
paste
of
will
No
! if
of mercury
of
"
theory
specimens
up
light, not poking
and
other
hate
any
that
"
answer,
your
holy
pests
love
water.
Soap.
Chloride
of
of
lime, 2oz.
musk, loz.
pint
a
to, the
the
of
Caution
the
hot,
test of
of
notice
or
persons,
advantages."
:
soap
It
of
totally
while
the
will
not
This
necessary
is then
chlorine
work
for
then
musk.
is not
as
the
;
water
mixture
tincture
while
mixture
has
insects,
re
the poison
Tincture
about
in
tin.
meat
worker
:
with
stir
nearly cool,
confidently bring
to
case
to
attended
is not
61b. Australian
This
soap
entirely
(previously finely pounded)
birds; indeed, numbers
written
is said
follows
I
blow
Tineidce
i
lime
point
when
;
superseding
and
of
mouth
evolved.
Evil
chalk, 2ilb.
chloride
smoothly)
the
is
good
work
bichloride
"
lib.
in
work
to handle
which
fact, in
preservative
other, for
skins ?
;
in
principle
(Non-poisonous) Preservative
stir
is hot
birds'
always
as
a
clean-looking
keep them
is
together the whiting and
mixture
the
as
success
of
Boil
the
its deterrent
in
"
as
invented
is to
Father
Browne's
or
quite
food
sweet
inefficient
little fact, and
a
formula
and
have
with
whisper
to
condition
that
good
as
maggots
corners,
My Preservative
Soft
quite
I
to
as
compatible
practicable, or
as
and
thing, too dangerous
one
and
clean,
possible;
prisoner,who
dangerous
a
suffice ?
it is
"
ravages
anon.
to the
that
known
thing
one
will
advantages;
convinced
am
use
little
preservative,
arsenic,
as
the
his
neglect
exercise
of
clean
a
to
not
and
room
in
make
ask, Why
harmless
a
drier
I claim
I
and
statements,
my
all the
domicile
to
reader
plentiful supply
a
possible way
every
the
upon
him
give
to
:
urge
and
public
time, and
as
pletely
com-
small
mammals
unknown
to
me,
INDEX.
PAQE
the
Bonnet,
Accidental
injuries
the
to
tail
medicine
Administering
93
Box,
89
Breeding
59
sleeping
40
98
...
of
Age
difficulty
monkeys,
Broken
of
25
telling
Ailments
Animals,
the
monkey's
the
s.udden
of
a
lady...
a
47
46
of
identity
as
46
for
pet
confusion
varieties,
in
90
Capuchin
The,
88
American
limbs
Brown
dread
C.
ance
appear-
97
of
Cage,
for
appliances
38
......
Anthromorpha
Aperient
21
Cheap
91
medicines
of
way
about
setting
making
30
.........
Appliances,
cage
Arboreal
habits
of
monkeys
38
Crossbar
12
Door
for
in
front
wire
wire
front
wires
for
of
of
33
33
...
...
Fitting
31
......
Framework
of
of
front
32
...
How
B.
make
to
30
a
......
Items
26
............
Baboon,
Dogface
52
Marmoset
51
Stand
43
.........
Drill
for
34
............
Gentle
"
nature
of
a
female
"
Joss
Strengthening
52
for
52
Baboons
keeping
in
51
supports
large
34
...
Baby
monkeys
Suitable
98
keys
mon-
a
paint
...
for
...
32
......
Bag,
monkey
83
Cage
-fittings
:
Bell,
ringand
36
Looking-glass
Belt
and
29
King
and
10
Eope
suspenders
37
.........
chain
bell
36
.........
Bible
references
to
the
monkey
35
......
Biliousness
90
Trapeze
35
............
Black
Spider
monkey
48
Wheel
perch
36
.........
Index,
108
PAGE
30
Cages
39
monkey
monkey,
Model
Model
how
to
construct
Crop-warmers,
onions
53
Cross
the Bonnet
between
monkeys
...
and
Cross's, Mr.,
market
of
Cud, chewing
83
Cynomorpha
98
average
69
prices
18
...
60,
list
..
Callosities
Capturing truant
73
as
the Ehesus
54
of
79
88, 90
39
54
localities
Hardiness
a
monkey's
of,for particular
Fondness
win
to
Costiveness
Callithrix
the
100
21
46
Brown
Capuchin,
PAGE
Confidence, how
Capuchins, peculiar habit of...
46
Catarrhines
18
D.
m
peculiarities
Distinctive
18
of
of the family of
Divisions
Celery
as
a
for
cure
29
healthy,
vigorous specimen
of
a
25
...
Cheek-pouches
Throwing
of food
up
causes
of
Cleanliness, importance
of
Of
of
for varying
72
breakfast
72
72
88
:
90
Broken
89
Chest
89
Costiveness
90
limbs
90
45
Dumps,
17
Excrement
91
Headache
90
48
fluence
Isles, in-
the
91
Quinsy
90
Rheumatism
90
Kuptures
90
Toothache
91
Dish, feeding
on
monkeys
25
for
as
traps
monkeys
Collared Mangabey
Comical
proceedings of parent
monkeys
98
Common
65
Cocoa-nuts
Macaques
For
89
English,
the,
72
Biliousness
101
British
79
54
...
Capuchins
the
43
...
the
Diseases, "c.
85
Personal
ill effects of
for
monkey's
89
100
Classification
cage
Staple
Disease, prevention of
...
Chewing the cud
Choice
of a monkey
12
...
101
89
cure"
of
sight
confidence
Foods
58
the
Diseases, "kill or
recipe for
Diseases, treatment
on
Diet
100
Diseases,
Climate,
18
into
diseases
Chest
Diana,
...
the
"Cherry Crown,"
monkey a rare
Deaths, monkey
Delicate
monkeys,
to gain
Device
a
10
Buckland
22
Dead
in
Prominent, of monkeys
of liberty
a state
Frank
the
on
Chain, belt and
22
theory
Theory,
tism
rheuma91
Characteristics
Darwinian
21
14
58
Diversions
at
38
feeding-time
99
...
Dogface baboon
Draughts
Dress, distinctive, for keeper
For
performing monkeys
for
a
Dressing
monkey
52
80
79
87
102
..
Index.
109
PAGE
Dressing a monkey for stuffing,
for
102
recipe of mixture
Drill
Baboon
PAGE
Food, purchase of
Food-receptacle of
natural
51
Drinking-water
Dumps, the
85
74
monkeys,
Friars'
18
useful
balsam,
nature
89
of
91
Fruits
as
food
for
monkeys
72
...
E.
G.
Ears, the
Eating their
24
tails,
monkeys
the
Egyptians, ancient, and
monkey
Emotional
expression by the
-
own
voice
10
98
the
Gibbons,
67
at
Rock, monkeys
monkey-houses, superabundance
of, a fatal
Glass in
37
Looking
10
Gluttonous
54
Grivet,the
H.
91
Export, catching monkeys
Eyes, the
for
13
23
Habits
and
of
economy
key
mon-
of
tribes, absence
information
F.
the
Handling
tions
emo-
24
Ornaments
during
Importance
of
good
Feeding-dish
Feeding-time, diversions at
Feeding- times
Female
able
monkeys, objection-
mon-
monkeys
male
Superior, of
71
Headache
72
Head,
monkeys
71
brain, the
distinctive,
Head-gear,
keeper
38
Heads
and
careful
about
Hardiness
24
Feeding
sick
11
to
as
tales
Hackneyed
expression of
Antics
71
of monkeys
nature
23
on
Excrement
Facial
12
80
mistake
24
to the keepEncouragements
ing
of monkeys
as
pets
and
Evolution
development
Bucktheories, Frank
78
management
Gestation, period of
expression
the
land
General
Gibraltar
24
facial
Emotions,
of
92
and
of
and
apes
for
79
parison
com-
men,
of
99
23
...
habits
Firmness
of
necessary
to
74
Heating by
lamp
97
Hoe,
78
Fittings,cage
Flea-hunting," so-called
dainties
Food,
occasionally
"
stove
or
83
scraping
38
Howlers, the
good
management
of
means
Dreadful
48
noise made
by
49
.
.
.
35
96
...
given
For
man,
monkeys
I.
73
as
as
12
...
Importers of monkeys
68
...
Index.
110
PAGE
Indisposition,symptoms
Individual
of
differences
and
training of
monkeys by their
Management
of
young
temperament
Injuries to the
PAGE
88
...
25
tail,accidental
own
93
Introduction
9
.
kind
98
Collared
58
General
Mangabey,
78
57
Sooty
Marketable
J.
Jew
"
monkeys
"
Joss
65
Baboon
52
value
of monkeys
69
Marmoset
49
Marmoset-cage
Fittings for
Fitting wires
43
How
43
to make
for
43
a
43
Marmosets,
food
for
Insect
food
necessary
K.
50
for
Medicine, administering
of monkeys
Memory
Middle
the
Ages,
monkey
73
89
...
Keeper, distinctive dress for...
Distinctive
head-gear for
Killing
a
monkey
79
during
101
the best
Kindness
79
policy
78
Mischievous
of
feeding-time
monkey cages
Model
Monkey
Laughing monkeys
24
Lemurs
67
for
monkey
for
43
-house
79
...
Limbs
24
Broken
82,
Looking-glass
Dangers
connected
with
flimsilymade
How
Loris, the
Loss of feeling
37
67
in
the
to make
Uses
of
Macaque, Pig-tailed
64
65
Common
Baboons,
Monkeys
as
pets
tyrannical
of
to
53
be
natural
ditions
con-
for...
word...
80
22
27
to construct
Monkey-trapping, yarns
Moustached
monkey, the
29
about
...
13
67
N.
Macaques,
nature
83
101
Monkey,
Monkey-pole
M.
Male
56
83
a
necessary
origin of the
How
93
39
56
83
How
Monkey-deaths
Monkey-house,
tail in
old age
40
...
Monkey-bag
38
to make
heating
cages,
...
83
37
72
39
Monkey
sliding
cages,
partitions in
Mona, the
Dainty appetite of the
90
Litter
tyrannical
monkeys at
...
L.
Light
10
and
nature
Cage suitable
the
24
preferred
Names,
Naming
79
pet
monkey
Native
jam, monkeys drugged
by
Traps for monkeys
a
79
14
13
...
97
New
World
monkeys
18
Ill
Index.
PAGE
PAGE
Non-prehensile tails
18
Nostrils
23
Platyrrhines,freedom of, from
the habit of eating their
development of,
23
in Proboscis
monkey
racteristic
chaform
of,
Angular
Where
and
apart
respecting
use
102
Pole, monkey
separate,
27
how
Monkey,
rican
Ame-
of
...
of
18
monkeys
46
dressing mixture,
cautions
of Old World
characteristic
in
Poisons
from
brought
...
Wide
92
owntails
Abnormal
18
monkeys
to
Precautions
to construct
ensure
distribution
an
equal
of food
...
Prices
of
18
monkeys
69
of food
Purchase
Old
of
age,
in
change
25
of
Age, development
Old
World
temper
savage
monkeys
Omnivorous
nine
ca-
in
teeth
Age,
Purchasing
disposition
in
of
nature
Onions
as
As
a
Origin
...
73
crop-warmers
74
from
sellers
68
Nuts
77
Eice
74
Vegetables
Putty nose, the
74
67
73
to
"
of the word
"
monkey
Q.
22
divisions
Quadrumana,
family
P.
86
for
Monkeys,
dress
Monkeys,
varieties unsuitable
86
100
79
names
monkey
as
Physical structure
of
9
a
monkeys
Pig-tailed Macaque
As
Place
a
to
right
Platyrrhines
Distinctive
64
a
monkey,
the
89
Eemedies,
simple
Ehesus, the
The, as a nurse
62
Eheumatism
90
Eing and bell
Eope suspenders
Euptures
36
Causes
63
35
90
of
90
26
18,
peculiarities
of
Divisions
23
64
nurse
keep
E.
87
tastes
The
90
36
for
Pet
of the
17
Quinsy
Perch, wheel
Performing monkeys
Perverted
private
American
of
monkeys
74
Monkeys
73
cleansing food
Aversion
77
Fruit
71
68
Bread
95
the
74
monkey
Biscuits
19
monkey
a
95
...
72
tails
Prehensile
0.
29
45
S.
18
of the
family
of
21
Sajou, White-throated
48
112
Index.
PAGE
"
word
"
monkey
staffed
a
be
to
12
...
monkey
preferred
103
appliance
84
Sick
monkeys,
handling
Simiae, the family of
the
monkey's
Social
of
nature
monkeys
and
King,
100
Trapeze
61
85
monkeys
35
Travellers
and
wild
a
the
monkey
in
state
11
86
Tricks, teaching
96
...
the
10
ape...
of the
monkeys,
for
reasons
9
...
on
a
account
V.
94
a
trapeze
of
Symptoms
of
Unpopularity
102
operation
tail,
monkey's
of
58
48
monkey
a
U.
57
Peculiarity
Spider monkeys
Swing
monkeys
91
17
horror
Mangabey
Stuffing
Surgical
72
of
12,97
Solomon,
Sooty
97
the
40
of
40
cages
partiality
91
102
Sleeping-box
Snakes,
95
..
mon
for
Toque,
Tormenting
...
monkey
a
age
model
Toothache
for
Skinning
for
Tobacco,
as
old
of monkeys
food, suitable
Timidity
97
pets
Shifting
monkeys,
for
key
Tin
in
savage,
Thermometer
38
monkey-eaters
as
Setting up
Sex, male,
Temper,
22
Scraping-hoe
Serpents
PAGE
the
of
definition
Schoolboy's
35
Vegetarian
indisposition
71
monkeys
88
24
Voice
...
T.
W.
Tail, accidental
injuries
Account
of
operation
a
on
Tails, monkeys
a
to
the
surgical
monkey's
eating
94
-prehensile
18
18
acquired
"...
Teeth
100
on
Water,
monkey-flesh
13
...
67
the
Wander-oo,
Warmth
92
Prehensile
Tastes,
Wallace
their
own
Non
93
..
for
monkey-house
79
...
85
drinking
36
Wheel
perch
White
Eyelid Monkey
White-throated
...
57,
58
48
Sajou
23
Canine,
in
old
Temperament,
development
of,
Y.
95
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individual
ferences
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to
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six
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ounces
ounces
and
of candied
the whole
with
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ounce
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a
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