The Angora cat; how to breed train and keep it; . e dainty and beautifulpets. They really constitute the market, and can bestbe reached through a small advertisement in the high-class society papers of the city. Some country girlsmight be able to arrange with city friends to receiveand sell the pats to city customers. Occasionally abird store can be found which will keep cats in stockand handle them on commission. After giving these practical directions for the found-ing of a cattery, Miss Wheatley displayed Caprice,the queen of her Angora flock, which was secured inBoston. Undoubtedly the fin
The Angora cat; how to breed train and keep it; . e dainty and beautifulpets. They really constitute the market, and can bestbe reached through a small advertisement in the high-class society papers of the city. Some country girlsmight be able to arrange with city friends to receiveand sell the pats to city customers. Occasionally abird store can be found which will keep cats in stockand handle them on commission. After giving these practical directions for the found-ing of a cattery, Miss Wheatley displayed Caprice,the queen of her Angora flock, which was secured inBoston. Undoubtedly the finest Angora patriarch inChicago is Sidney, owned by W. Ioor of Morgan Park. Emblematic The figure of the cat has certain signifi- Sigmfication cations when reproduced in art. In thehieroglyphics of the ancient monuments ofEgypt a cat represents false friendship, or a deceitful,flattering friend. In heraldry a cat is an emblem ofliberty, because it naturally dislikes to be shut up ; andtherefore the Burgundians, etc., bore a cat on their ban- * u!.
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