aba
5
s ;s
WoULIMJE THrlLlsTS.
Coucoited Men Who Think They
Aro Bom Fighters.
An Old Trarher of tlie M.-inly Art CJivo it
Vevr InHt:(iicr- oT t'te r'cill3' if Suuiti
teroil the i:iii.
The len,d'mr boxing master in New
York, the teacher in one r.-t the hi
athlcl!,; dribs, wa.s talk; ig about the
manly art to an interested eroiin
younf men. snys tho .New York Sun.
"One of tho funniest thiturs in life,"
sail lie, "is tho fancy that sonie mm
have ahoiit their tiVitiiiir abilities.
You've noticed whcti you attend spar
ring exhibitions tin t certain chaps
eame forward I l.-ov " ho omUl not
stand three minutes :i:--;:inst tie- worst
plntf ever seen. They h:.vt nt thebodv.
the cnilur ,n'e or th ' ::ri. a:vl yet they
come tip as thnti.cn Ii,vht.intf was a thhur
anybody eo;:l,l do I've .'. . -rve.l this
thinr a hundred Liues in my hie. hut t
never had it bro;:; ! t .-.-t r':,h:iy bcf,re
me as when, the ;it '-.or nk'ht. I went to
a lo'-n-to n I'.ea1 . r where a lot of the
lcst rrv-n in th" hii.--::.ss were exhibit
ing. The yrofesio:i .Is were nik". ;:.'
prizes t t-nyono who wouM cor.ic on
the !.;::- and la t four rounds. The
fellow that line mt to meet ICihahi.
the man Umt foiijrh? Sullivan, was more
like v. i .p of hav t h ; :i an alhVl.e Kil
vain looked him over an I sank then
lal.!H('. !.im 0:1 the face a f.vv times,
and th.- p .r h:;v i t'"t know v.-here
Yie-v. as He st;.::vr-'l ot'r ie-a 'tniniimsly.
ycl he lia.l reet ivcd no pnp.i.shiij-.mt that,
any ia..n evi a ordinarily well con
structed could not hav,- taken snnliii
ly. Now. wli y did t h:.t chap thin', lie
could fa' a hea'. y-wct:,it i'-!'.s.sioiial
prize tighter".'
"Tl.eu 1 wo miilfl'e-wei.'j-li? :im-:t.-tirs
met at h other. One w as ,; lih! r.i.:.r
hitter. He w;sijine!c. '.'.roe, :a i -title.
Tin- other was st h:.d th.it he
made you mad. lie wa s i n:;';'!. 1 ike a
piece 'of dead i;.,',:t. h'.:t tin' iiii '--::!;L
pounding th-it h ; receive.) was i n.nuli
to make anvone hut a !'oo! tak 'o.T the
glove's and swear never l.i t!u-:n en
ae-ain. In four r.imi.l.s that conceited
ass was st rii'-i'.i.ii'e in the i'aee no less
than fort ,' t 'i ,s a'l.
never .'"t 1:1
even an aeel.lent d Mow im Vrti'm. Yet
lie thought he e..ui I !i A and proh;,h'v
los :.til1. Two li- !.! wei eanu"
out. nox? One 'trn h th-. i.thcr and
kTiociceil him i:. a fly aeross the staev
The little fellow 'or up and wa.
knoi kvd do . ii a iain. Tins a tion was
repej.t' il I '..I- or !ive ti;;ies. and the!;
the man that w is pi:: vi::;r the pnrt of
shut! leeoeU ;-m-.J awa r iato the winrrs.
inn Id lio.v! . of d . r.sioa. 1 ie va ;m it her
fellow wh had not learned oven tho
rud;,.neT:ts of lxociiur- I II ti ! il the same
wit.i the fashionahh yomi;,' l.ie a that I
tea- ii. Many of tiiem e.m pa!, up a
pretty jrol 'i.;ht. tiv.t the.-.,- are lint tile
ones that think t her e; n li.:k all illa
tion. Xo: the eoae 1 oa 's are the
hopeless cruses, follow thai never ean
learn to fiht. who can no'.'-r iv (j::u !;
and never last throu . w taree-mia-ute
maiv! tin- !..n,v.a .lav the- live.
"A 'llo v of tlii.- sort a K ;t me re
cently if I w -i!d u t b c -viMi ;i;n at
an chihiti e-, t'1,1 the '.-iui' w.t.s "onu
to hav. lo lie--snranee
m i
ak vl hi:a t ) t i
and .-.a'.. I t 1 :? If .-.
at an e i'ii i i i i' e
hears;, h l, -t
faced each t I1, r.
iili ';vcr and his a.--
u' il 1 irriii-:-.") iri
e n-e.v 'c; '.'.; I J hox
e 1 1 1 !i iv a re
01 '.h y ' , u:vl -o
I'o:- ( he e.iier part
of a round 1
I not lead 1'
Mia once.
but ahowed iii;
oral lim.s I
meet li:-
in it. A i :a.-t
pMny to ! h h
was 11, ,'u a. . ..
of lh. jaw. hu!
the eyes. 1 !d
out of the i' i t
to fall il.iv. a V..
side. Wu.ii he
to See wh ;:. la
he eoul.l n . :i;:'
1 lo punch at mo. St v
:t uy faev f rvvurl t
1 ".' 1 e v. :; no force
I i, ' i I, im I ,: t. I wa.-.
m : :d then I did -.o. it
:-,;;!. ' ;, iv - ,. the corner
:i strei d.t 1 :t heiween
ik t man rolled ele-: 11
we vvciv in and . tarifd
s', .t'.r ; ta th hail ont
Lrot up he look -d ahout
was. I ydd "n'm that
1!. 1 i'id:i ". 4 , never corM
lear-i an.:
in aus I'r.
veterans
stranj-e-t
i ivised iii.u t r.
i hy all
Ves v.-il'n
, it's tie
N'o one
w:thout
.'dm Jim
my: t !i.
in" in th
l eeci.i '
V-orhi.
thinks ho c :.
year.-, of j-r.sdl.-e. :
that eoni.-s .1.
And tie- old
gltst. The ,:: t l" .
was as snored to I
tiou ul tile iwu w;
:, y tis
v; -In
l I t
t i'i
e.iU f:;dlt."
d with di,
: .:,'. nose
nKMiieula-
AN EXPENSIVE STUVE.
How It (out C'ai-t.-r Hnrrison Sixteen
ThoH-Huml llolain.
".Sumo twenty-!iv. or thirty yean
a.r'o," said it Chieac-o man to a repre
sentative of the l'n.-t. ".Mr. Ilarri-'U
owned eighty ra re.-, of land which i
now on the line f the I; ; iiee toa rail
way. H tweeu t hi ayo and i:ivcrid. I
saw that the prop, ry was hoi:nd to in
crease iu vahi and so I nu de up my
Mind to offer Mr. Harrison two hundred
dollars an aero for it. If. mud him in
his othee. seat vl (n a rickety old sofa
In-side a dilapi.'.ai.'d desk and warming
himself Ik fere t lie tire contained in a dis
rcputal !e-loo;,i : nisty, U ; ri:iod old.
stove. Well, I made my oder and he
promptly i j . . -d it. Ilcsaidho wr.nteii
to hundrcil :f(v '...P. irs. 1 saw
that he meant what he sni, i ;, , id the con
versation soon ip i 'teil to i tla r topies.
Presently 1 ivru.;rko'l the an .dt-nt 'am!
hardly croditahie nppearance of the
itove.
'"Yes, Carter paid, 'it is pivttv
tou?h hut it ho. Is the coal an.l that's
all that's nee.-.-,.ry."
" "You ou:-:, r le n.s'nm.drl yemr
sdf," I returned. "I'll tell you what I'll
do. I P j.i.t y o out anil hay t,u a stove
as st prc-.ein."
"'Yon will" ho earorlv n?ked.
'Honest.' Well. then, if yo'i do that
I'll tell you what I 'd do. I ll let you
hare those eighty acres fur t.vu hun
dred dollar-.
"Sol went out ::nd lou;dit a stove
and had it put up in i art. r's i tViee. The
whole thioe- cost me f .urleeii dollars
and lit' teen een'v. Assion a- the iir'
wnn hiu-riiirf hri.rhtly in it I demanded
the deed to the laud, paid the inoiiev
ami wi.P;, .1 out of ti:e oiheo the abso
lute owner f t!,,.e ',tv acres.
'Vitl.ia a t we'.v.nnor.t'u I was o;Te:-ed
four hundred doling au acre for tho land
and rclused it.
"The next time I saw Carter after
this offer had leca made 1 Uld hiiu
alxnit it.
"'The you sav!' ho exclaimed.
Com.-
"We went. Crirtor t.xdc down his
books ami in my prcsciiuu made the
entry:
" 'To one ofiico stove, sixteen thou
sand dollars.'
"And ho carried it ri.rht thr.u;li his
biMikN. too. Ala nviii .1 I ,oi. I the laud
for two hunun i tho;.: .m l dollars.''
Au .jt lUur.i r.-it i-ia.
A little man :: l:ia-- ho.v ,i happened
that many lieum iuil l.;'l,c.; iu,. up e, ill;
but in lifro rent h u.-i .a; id : : 1 r 1 1; .1 v iino
offers, was Ida. aptly an r.vert I l,y a
niouni.dll maiden: A yo.o: friend of
hers, daring' a w.dk. reo iu-t il her to
tfo into a del. : ill . 1. 1 1 a m l a, 11 n! t here
pet i.::n the ii..ad ,0 ti'V-t 1, .,4.;. must
iy t II .,1 once ."' i:i;' th'.- l .'1. whir, ill
tUrillli.f. Ml,- e. cut, a. I I l..l!lliil'f 1 lit
broei at l.'-.i, pi'te me.... r.-e I. V..cfi
he;,.,;., it .t ;..... VV.ls the I .ill,-. 1
0.1c ic 11 .," r.'..!; -i ..iie: "I
baw !.ia..v tin-. .' I Hc:il ;d ;: - le.;t I
: ' . 1 ' - .-r u h i t.. r, I'ldi!
1 ha ! v . .; ..: :y t ,.,.,),, .,.' ti.eu
Hs ol..:-r a ; . v, t,-i t .-,. t .
left." ' '
Nothing like it
Dr. Pierce's Favorite i'rpscrip
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sition, as in its enrative effects, in
all the di.sea.ses and disorders that
atllict womankind. It's a legitimate
incdicini. an invigorating, restora
tive tonic, a soothing and strength
ening nervine, and a positive rem
edy "for female weaknesses and
ailments. All functional disturb
ances, irregularities, and derange
ments are"' cured by it. There's
nothing like it in the way it acts
there's" nothing like it in the way
it's sold. It's iiwro.nUe.l to give
satisfaction in every ease, or the
money paid for it is promptly re
ftmded. Head the guarantee on the wrap
per. You lose nothing if it doesn't
help yovt but it w ill.
The system is invigorated, tho
blood enrk hed digestion improved,
melancholy and nervousness dis
pelled. It's a legitimate medicine,
the only one that's yuan in teal to
give satisfaction in the cure of all
" female complaints."
p:rt TTeifli'-l'51 T:tl rrlSovaall tbotronblc3 tP.cl
A nt to fi "-lUoua frtcuoof tiio systoin, utich m9
I'j; ;:.(. sr. .;us-ja, I'TorrsIneFS. riitre aftet
t?ni ij, 1 :;n iu tun lo, Lc, Whilo tUeir moe6
Ji.'-.rV.c, yt r.-ir.'-r's Hif!lo T.ivnr TiV.9 ta9
Cj ar;1 1 t' i.al'l-? u o'oiti f.at i n. ctirintyanjprii
t-at'.! s t- i-'f.ii-''yi.!TCO!.:i'lai:.t,T. hilo thoyaltuy
rprir-tr1' .;.fci.r.J.-;"'Ct tii-jsi:u:u:i(iij8immIatotha
2fcvt r avis:gi!itj tuubu.vtid. I-Vcu if Uu-y culj
gvJicv t r.i-) t'-iifl a.-!,i' frsin coi:ii.la:nt; butfortu
rs.'I,. t to 'iA'i'.fKliM-r.j (io. 3 iiTfu-i htreuii.i tuoea
ir;.jo::oc .; t.jciii wi.l i tX ui -do little lill-iVaiu
:e -n 10 i-.iiy v-mvh th a- lacy Will not to w?l
r t3..-I:"out tL-?i. i.jia.ft";'.'Gliiiicklica4
. 'iio I- -er livM taat lore !a whfcra
-.. " iv.ir ji-c.-t N;i;t. C:ri':li.icuroitwliiIa
? rcr TiV'j ar-i vfry small anil
vrr . . y : j '.-. c two lUs raakoa dons,
' '..y t..-.:--:.c:'y tuv '. '.'. !.' t:: 1 i net gripo or
'. .- U.,.;. ;octiun i lcTsf ail whi
. :l!i.-m. ... .i 1:: ; fiv-lor$l. &U4
; . vLc-, tr Bnt by ia.L
'.-.. :.::.all9os. small price
jiinU ill If N'H
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Tills iiiciiiciiio lias ilirert notion upon
ili'1 nerve centers, allaying oil irritabili
ties, aii'l ii;cri ;iii'i tho ilow and power
of nerv- f.tiiil. It ij iierfcetiy harmless
a ml if!ive no unili a-ant elTitts.
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CARTER'S!
COURTROOM COSTUMES.
"ln I.-Xle! i:ui.loy-l to Intlueurw th
.IuiIrj mill .Inry.
Althnijl a woru;in's pnwiis fivqnent
lv deserve mid rcoeive lionorablc; men
tion, l:l:e a brand of bakin-pmvder at
a national exhibit, there are only three
times in he r Hfi! it may be four if she
is American when they are entered
for the blue ribbon, says a writer in the
New York Recorder." These are im
IHirtant occasions, and these powns are
the result of anxious thought and la
borious research in the fields of pown
literature. First, the dress she wears
as a debutante; secondly, the weddinif
pma The third pown is worn by the
yonnp mother when she receives the
relatives anil friends who have coine to
olTer their .congratulations to her and
their irifts to her firstlxjrn child. " De
butante, bride and mother! A woman
may be all these, and in America she
frequently is something more a di
vorcee. Here frocks are not unimpor
tant factors, and I am irresistibly re
minded of a trunkful of dresses 1 saw
last week which are to play a prominent
part in a biy divoree case soon.
"What a heap of pretty froeks," I
said.
Ves," ray friend replied. "Horribly
expensive, anil I couldn't well afford
them, either, but business is business,
you know, these are my stock in trade.
They're ver3 sympathetic powns, I must
sav. The desijrner caught my eye per
fectly." Sympathetic powns! Stock in trade!
What do you mean?" I pasped.
"What do I mean? Why, stupid, these
are to wear at the trial."
"Oh. dear me! All those:-'
"Yes, all those. Now, here's this
black one,"' said she, talkinplike Kosina
Yoks in one of her soliloquies. "I
shall wear this the first day. It makes
ine look pale, and has a crapy, mourn
ful air alxmt it that will make a favor
able iir.-.t impression on the court. I
wish them, to understand that the de
fendant lias wrecked my youn- life.
See?
"Well, this red pown! IXiesn't this
bristle all over with determination?
Isn't 'win or die' fluttering- from every
fold? I shall wear this the day we
make the biygvit fiyht. It looks so ajj
pressive. "Now here's this white cloth. Very
simple, you observe. Silver girdle.
I!road hat with feathers. Fluffy Ixia.
Sweet simplicity. Girlish loveliness.
That's for the day my counsel sums up.
"That jrray sad. dove-colored. Quak
erish lookinp. I shall wear that with
tears iu cane we seem to be petting
beaten.
"This is a brown cloth to wear upon
all the common, ordinary occasions. It
is made in a sensible way, with this
I ill i M e v 1 1 L-i t,i1.-i rri.?.. w - f
.......... .. . j . . . . . . . . . . . . ... . . . v ., ... f
silver tablets pin-s with it, also a vinai-
prette. The tablets for any random
ideas I miht have which should lie in
stantly jot ted down, the vinaiprette in
case I .should faint. It may Ik' necessary
to faint, you know. Some judpes arc so
obdurate.
"This note-lxxik I fancy will make a
preat hit with the jury. Y-e-s, it did
cost : pretty p,-nny. but I hoix' the re
sults will more man compensate for the.
outlay.
"You see, one of Ted's stronp points
of defense is that I was so extravagant
he couldn't stand it. The idea! Well,
now, any jury of uveraro intelligence
seeiuif me with this little lok will
say: 'Ik'ar me! She couldn't In? so aw
fully extravagant. Such methodical
business-like habits don't po with ex
tvapance. No. indeed!'
"That's what the jury will say. and I
shall come out with flyinp colors and
victory perched upon my 1 dinners. And
why? Well, of course, the fact that my
side is ripht and Tel" is wronp has
something to do with it, lint chiefly,
my dear, chiefly because of my powns.
"The jury won't know it; the judpe
won't know it. When did a man know
anythinp alxiut a woman or her strate
gics? And. H-tween you and me, the
less they know the lx-tter. What they
don't know won't hurt them, and it is
really selfish of a woman to worry a
m-in with trivial matters when he has
such grave and important cast's on his
mind.
"tJoinp? Well, wish me luck with
my powns. litis is my way of castinp
bread upon the waters."
A POINTED REBUKE.
The fretty Cirl. the Impudent Muhrr
ami the Iln.
A you n sr lady pave a C'hicapo masher
a lesson the other day which was worth
seeing.
She was a pretty and well-dressed
pirl of a rather pronounced style of
blonde Wauty, says a writer in the
Ciiicapo News. On her fluffy hair was
perched one. of the new sprinp hats a
"creation" in black and jjohL She bat
next to me in the street car.
The masher, who was also immacu
late ou tho outside stood directly in
front of her, and now and then leaned
forward ever so sliphtly and pressed his
knees apairist hers.
She pot as far away from him as she
could, but the car was very crowded,
rirvl she. sat there, her cheeks pettinp
pinker every minute.
The third time he did it she lifted her
eyes, stared him in the face and seemed
alsiut to sjieak; then, recollecting proli
ably how the inmates of the car would
stare at her if she did. t.he bank . buck
iipaiit in her seat, keeping Iter indipnant
eyes fixed on his face.
He raised the paper which he was
pretendinp to read before his eyes.
Now was her chance. Unseen by him
she rais-d her hand and drew from the
dainty lmnnct a lonp, pilt-headed hat
pin. She placed it under her muff in
her lap, ready for action.
The masher waited awhile, then low
ered his paper, smelled the violets in
his lxittonhole. smiled carcssinply and
leaned forward apain to touch her.
With a pladsoiuu smile and quick as
liphtninp she jabbed the hatpin through
one knee of those beautiful trousers.
There was a suppressed yell and a
quick reaction.
It took him about six seconds to
leave tin car, and a he passed me I
kn nv from the expression on his face
that if ever a man cursed himself for a
tool he did.
EAST INDIAN BARBERS.
Thry I'crform Th ir Work iu a CrUlt
alilr Mwnurr.
The Datives of India are very inge
nious workmen, but their tools are of
the most primitive kind. Stranpe to
say, a sword made by the native workman-will
not rust under ordinary cir
cuni!tanees, ami the material is infinite
ly superior to the best that Sheffield
often been shaved by an East Indian in
Jamaica, bay a a writer in uc Cincin
nati Commercial Oazette, to which
place they are brought to work the
supar plantations, and have never had
it bo well or comfortably done cither in
America or in England; yet his razor,
to look at it, seemed like one purchased
at a ten-cent store. These barbers carry
with them a little brass cup or minia
ture basin tilled with plain cold water.
Dipping one finger in the water from
time to time, he gently rubs the water
all over the part to lie shaved no soap
i r substitute is usvd; then he applies his
razor, and it glides over j our skin even
ly and smoothly, and though he goes
over each part but once he leaves your
skin smooth as an infant's elixir F.:.. k
bat h that comes over to Jamaica has
iia own Larbcr, as none but one of their
caste iuar cut their l.ai
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COVENT GARDEN.
The (ireat Fruit and Veicrtalile Oarden ol
Ivnilou.
John, duke of Bedford, had a cliance
to live in the memory of his country
men a. a jmhlie lienefaotor as Treat as
the earl of Salisbury, and nephfted it
for what? For the mistaken idea that
his market tolls were too vuluable to lie
iriren up. I have swn it tnted sine1
his death, say a Iximlon letter to the
ITiiladelphia Timis, that he won Id have
lieen willinp trt r-ll C'ovent tSarden mar
ket if he could have, found a local au
thority to nndertake its resrionsi1ititieK
and expense. I tut he knew very well
that his monopoly of market tolls would
some day or other Ih taken from his
family, and by alKtlishimr them himself,
by destroy 'anr C'ovent tJarden market
and improving its site, he could have
added a more than compensative amount
to the valne of his other property. The
report of the royal commission on mar
ket ruht and tolls has just lieen puh
lished, and in radinr it one learns
afresh how England is still riblied
through and through with customs that
onpht to be obsolete, and how weijrhty
with her is the example of a preceilent
that oupht never to have ben set. Be
cause it was once held that a prant to
hold a market was a franchise carrying
an exclusive ripht. two of Indons
chi'f markets, Otvent liarrien anl
Spitalfields, remain to-day in private
hands those of the duke of Bedford
and Sir Julian liohlsmid respectively.
Covent iarden is. as is well known, the
great fruit, flower and vegetable mar
ket, and its owner can by law prevent
any other market from bvinp esta
lishcd within seven miles of him. It is
worth to the Bedford nlxmt fifte-n
thousand pounds a yejir. and for Spitnl
fiehls Sir J ulian (toldsniid p-ts five thou
sand l;iir.ds a year rent from the pres
'nt less-e.
Tie eiht mark-t est iblish-d or con
trolled by the city of Indn Billings
I'lite. Smithfield hay. the (Vntml meat
and the Central fish. Kurinpdon. I-:id-enhall,
the Islinrton catth- and the
Ik-ptford fornd.'jn cattle mrirkct-. insure
a yearly net profit of alx.nt twenty-five
thousand fx mm Is sterling to their his
toric iwner, all f whiclu of course.
poeK into the pockets of the corpora
tion and is no benefit whatever to the
rest of the metropolis. Throuph these
markets passes practically all the meat
and poultry supply of Iondon and near
ly all the fish. Thus, it will K- seen,
throuph the centralization of markets
not only does the Londoner's dinner
pay what is almost equivalent to an
octroi, but liefore it pets to him it must
make lonp journeys across the city to
the central depots and back apain. This
centralization isthonpht to le a greater
evil than the imposition of tolls, and
probably it is so. The commission's re
port on the tolls is found to lie a rather
unsatisfactory document. Its historical
treatment of the subject of markets is
all that could lie desired, but it submits
no definite plan for correcting the pres
ent system. A majority of the commis
sion des indeed favor compensation
upon the abolishing of the private fran
chises. But a man need not lie a social
ist to feel that it is absurd t i t ilk of
compcnsntinp tne owner of a nuisance.
Covent (Jarden markvt, in the lipht of
the needs of modern London, is not
only constructively but actually a
nuisance, and, considerinp that the only
vegetables you pet in England after all
arc 1h tiled potatoes and brusscls
sprouts, a nuisance wholly without
justification in common sense.
WONDERFUL DRIVING.
A Star LrlTrre IN-markable mare of
Mind.
The death of Barnum recalls an inci
dent of his visit to California a 1 tout ten
years npo. says a westerner in the St.
Louis tilobe-lk'mocrat. The preat show
man was seldom surprised by any feat
of horsemanship, but, riding on the liox
seat bvsiiV William Ftiss, one of the
famous whips if California, he was
treated to an impromptu exhibition of
skill which he candidly admitted he
never saw equaled, Fiss was driving
a six-horse stape along the mountain
road from Calistopa to the peyscrs.
Just licfore he reached the pcysers one
of the leaders dropped dead in its
tracks. The shock swerved the other
leader and broke the singletree loose.
The horse were pinp at n lively trot
downhill. (uiek as thoupht Foss al
lowed the reins that puided the two
leaders to run out throuph the rinps,
and. giving a slight swerve to the
others, he cleared the dead and the
living leaders and continued to town
with a four-horse team. Had Foss hes
itated a moment the horses would have
became tangled and tlie coach might
have Iteen upset. Barnum had a pood
opportunity to sec Foss nerve and skill
tested as he sat beside him. Foss
didn't seem to think he had done any
thing extraordinary. He naively snid:
"Well, it was the only thing to do, and
I did it."
ORIGIN OF A NAME.
The Word Siberia Traced to Its Slavic
Source lT ItQHalan llooknten.
Since the building of the Transsilter
ian railroad was resolved upon and
Siberia, has attracted general notice
the world has ltecomc interested in the
origin and meaning of the word Siberia.
V. M. Florinsky, in a paper published
at the university of Tomsk, holds that
the word is of Slavic derivation. It oc
curs for the first time in the writings
of the Persian historian, Uashid-Eddina
(1'247-131), as the name of what now is
called western Siltcria, for in connec
tion with it the historian speaks about
the River lrtysh and the steppes of
Kirghese and the Bashkirs. The Rus
sians have known the country since
the latter part of the fifteenth century,
and official mention of the "Siberian
land" is made in documents dated 1554
and 155fi. The word is supposed to
have originated with a trilte of Hans
which was known by the name of
Sabirs or Sebirs, and first lived in the
Ural mountains and snltseinently set
tled down in the regions of the Ion
and the Volga. The city of Sivar,
which existed in Bulgaria in the tenth
century, was a monument of the wan
derings of this trilte. The Sabirs were
also mentioned among the Slavonian
triln-s on the Volga enumerated by
Jesph, king of the Khozirs. Now,
taking these accounts into con
sideration. . it appears that the
Huns were of Slavic origin, and
that the name of Sibars was as
sumed by or applied to that tribe of
tho Huns which has wandered from
the north 'Sever) into the southeastern
regions. Another scholar, M. Potanin,
in Busskoye Obozrenie maintains that
the origin of the word. Sabir is derived
from the Mongolian. He shows that a
cciain mountain named Sybyr, or
Sumbyr (perhaps the same as the
Mount Sumer of the Indian legends), is
variously and repeatedly mentioned in
the folk lore of the Mongolians at the
extreme southern borders of Siberia.
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nain. The sileuee -.it:ini.-'i :i ::. ::
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arms and started at ii run t :
harrieade. His rnni;nii:":i
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first man, after cr-sin-.' tin' i "
twik his biirdi-n int a t ivi rn i! i"
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he'avens: It's my lltr!-1 .hr:"
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the ltarrie l.ie.
anl. :
wonid not ask for (iiait r. t.'i-.i
shot down to the la-.t laau- j:
saddest oeeiirreti' i' t h- rr '.v :r-'
oflittleJa.net while on her i."-1
love.
FIRING A REVOLVE.
To Attain Ititl.lil "! ."r.l'
Aim Vl.tiiK He s i:'''
('apt. .1. l'orman. '1 !.i:"' ' '
says in the St. l.oui-. . -e :
'It i H jx-culiar fa- t '. !. i'. "
even ace.oinnUshed sh : 11
revolver ourlit to 1- .
all of them are taught t- ''" ' !'
as if it were a riile: ilia' i- !
inr the .hje.-t aimed a I
and hind sijrhts into i'lu- '
well cnoii ;i for sI. '.'im : .
lice, hut should net.' r h ' '
the held. In trainin ; ' "
revolver they are t.i'i r -:- ' "
never to look at the w.- .;- '" '1
to keep their eyes on th-.
struck. In quick lirin.r. a..-1-V,
in sluKitin-,' from hoi--. 1 -i l;
ter results an- ol-taiu i1' ' :-' : "
A man throwing a si !' "
at his hand: neither d - "
jtl-iyer sirit aloii;.' his " '
rules apply to the use "f ,
I have mhti men trained """
lently at a mark when they y
see their Jtistol si-'litN at !- ,
pa st el " hi rd wen- fastem-ii 11 'v
of the cylinders, which ' " ;
venU'd the men fr.-m
sights, and (Treat ly iti-T.-:i-ity,
as well as the ai . u '
fii-e. Nearly anyone caa
correctly, the inaccuracy
lM-in-' line to trend'h:'
,! t.:
ln fore the trier i- I'"
in;,' the sie-ht the tcmi't '
lone; is removed, an l
orally the most accurate.
.s.d
: .a t-
lir-t
;s pri "'
Jin AHorte.l I-"'1 .
Tliere is a farmer "h' ""''',', !
drives into this place O'"
dence (It. I.) .htiirnal. lXr.l
wnprrtn load.-d down " j'-:1 ,'!.,,
Over the hack of the W'1 '' , ,
huff alo rolte. I'ndcrthis. pa-
one end the front end
kcfrs of cider: under the K
V 7-
Wlu n this wily ohi
:!-.L-,-, i
pntiiiLiLiii i.i.ii.i'- - , :
up the hack end ol i. ( lt
hihits his tenirM Taricc f''""''
wnys saying: "I've j.ret t .
hoss packed m the f'-rr- r"'t,. v
stops In-fore a h.u' " "'r,.".s- in -a
little cider f-r ""'llV ')f ty r
tilts up the -fonvrd '' ' . ,
and draws the cider ;l;.,,.c
when his liol.l.lin.-'eld l.:i, .. r
other houses the .''"" V''r ,.. e
a ierk, swimr- it vh-:ir " ; . . y, 1
load of sahildcsand y';
v.;a hare t' i- tn "'" .J- '