One's Meat Another's Poison

What is more important than food. yet iu vhat human matter is thero more aroitrurv divergence of practico! Tho HiÜlandeV lourishcs on oatmcal, which the Sheflleld ronworker would rather starve than eat; he fat snail which tho ltomun country gentleman once so highly prized uow crawls unmolested in the Gloustershire peasant's rarden; rabbits aro tabooed Ín Germany; roffs are unspeakable to Kngland ; sauercraut is detestad in France; many races and fjuiiís of people are quito certain they would dio if deprivod of meat, others think pirita of somo kind a necessity, while to others again, both these thinirs are an