Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1888-01-13
THE TRAINING or q
They May No Bsaten In,
Can Not Bo IL Ick al stupiditx =

.an not 40 Kicked Into cisplaisy III
NJ fezon. who has lust rs,,a 'As'.
business. was. with one e,a..s' sd hon
greatest iion-tamer In tia . ep,ion The
exception Is M. Bidel, who e' .s,,, Tie
.inaes to exercise his ma,ysla a'l Gu
lroi over the monarch 81 i, u'ou' con.
The most Interesting fact in ~ NJ y soods
career Is that he never -. zon's
His method was. in the Doll ~. Whip
OF Inc day cancellation. and ~, Slang
oton. lie adopted persuasive : 10y ccsr.
ana his success with lions wa s'nola
ordinary. Tigers. he cana I% extra
1essad' he could not manage ~ con- son.
Kindness 1t seems, does not ,n - well
ne tiger. whether of the bum.pppeM 70
feline species. and cruelty n q o. The
would not use. II hs Icon
would probably have a be
Inc experience OF all na ailsd
VINO have taken part in the t rstsoa'
OF animals Is in this rsspsc, a'n'ag
much the same. They NAV hs pretty
into stupidity. but they can N O va 2
S NsHeu n'o cieveraess. Thus ~
s'ght OF tricks well performed i, Me
sort OF beast. from the da,cinc lam any
which DIR. Johnson unoallans,,u oso
pared oratorical women to M. c, .oa-
RS hidoously-named ''Equiralions,,ssss.
nay be enjoyed without scrunls
he most humane and so,a p,s oy
spectator They can not hal. ''oa'
vd'ed any real suffering on ,bs =. !.
OF the Performers. and they have nr rat'
ably given them good deal - r. p''O.
are in the process of acquisition P y
ons will. of course. differ "a Tho IN
4 lions when they have been ,, maue
There are those who do not cara w.
the society Of any thing living vhsa
is not also human Some. acaio t
for carniverous quairupc IL a d;,lI
which they can not shake off avon =
tie dictates of morality or re,irioa
Oilers. who have no objection to H.
ating OF flesh. provided it ia mt tha;'
own. agree with Bottom, that .sh"..
IS not a more fearful wild ,o,vI
th;n your lion living" and rive H.
creature wide berth. When Cnvia.
was interrupted in the course ~ h.
lcaraed labors by the apparition ~ H.
sevil. he was at first somevh..
artled. Bat moments examin.
ion rcnssured him. "Cloven hoos,
Graminivorous." he observed and
went on writing screnely. NJ Pezon
e res no more for lion than Caviar
cared for a cow.
Indeed. M Pezon had pet Nm
which accompanied him on his walk,
al Versailles. greatly to the terror d
the inhabitants. NJ Pezon despse,
this unworthy panic. for which he can
500 no reason. HIS lion is quite harm.
-ess. and no expec $ the public to know
that as well as himself In one of the
most charming pictures ever painted
Carpaccio has portrayed the grotesque
alarm of the monks vile, St. Jeroms
enters the garden of the monastery
followed by very demure and deco.
rous lion. The premises are dotted
with cowled figures, but it is evident
that in half a minute the coast will be
clear and st. Jerome left alone with his
alarming friend. ST. Jerome not only
founded. if we may believe Bishop
Ihirlwall, the broad church school but
lie also made the great discovery that
r lion is only cat, after all. Praed
called his brother members in the
house lust Eton boys grown heavy"
and similar relation appears to sub.
'ist between the feline and the leonine
nature. The cat grown heavy is a ca.
still, and cats. as all their friends are
agreed. may be coaxed into any thing.
Ii it be obj ,cted that tigers are cats
also. we can only reply that there are
fferent kinds of cats. and that the
)olecat. for example, is not genteor
agreeable beast Why Frenchmen
'hould get on especially well with
ions is problem which may be vari-
,usly solved. The fact seems to be So
he greatest lion-tamer that ever lived
yreater than NJ Bidell or NJ Pzon,
vas French. Victor Hugo would have
lad no difficulty in answering The
Question. He would have said: The
ion is the king of beasts. The French
nan is the king of men. Let the
nations tremble when the immeasura-
lie republic speaks" etc. Saturday
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