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Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1888-12-14
WASHING A TIGER.
How a Cossack Paci1ed and Pleased
Huge Wild Beast.

How a C0ssack Pacii1ed and Pleased a
Huge wild beast.
Soon after Pezon's arrival at Moscow
for the fair, one of the men employed
in his menagerie died, and it became
necessary to find substitute, as his
staff OF attendants was rather limited,
and the others had as much to do as
they could manage. His choice fell
upon q nonqtcb, fine specimen OF a
Cossacl, who of course did not under
stand word OF French, and the terms
of the bargain were settled in dumb
show. The lion tanner had then to in
struct his new servant in his daily duty
of cleaning out the. cages, and by way
of lesson, Pezon picked up the re-
quisite articles and went to work, The
nouqich watched him very closely, and
appeared to take in all the details of
the operation. Next morning, armed
with broom, a bucket and sponge,
he opened the first cage he came to
and quietly stepped in, as he had seen
his master step on the previous day in
to two cages OF harmless brutes. But
this one happened to be tenanted by a
splendid tiger that lay stretched on the
floor fast asleep. At the noise made by
closing the door the creature opened its
eyes and turned its green eye-balls on
the man, who, all unconscious of his
danger, stood in corner dipping his
big sponge into the bucket. At thai
moment Pezon came out of his caravan
and was fairly staggered, for once il
his life, at the terrible sight that me-
his gaze. What could he do to war;
the man OF his dangerP The faintes
cry might cause his death; better wal
and be ready to rush to his assistance
if the tiger attempted to bulge. The
Co5sack, sponge in hand, coolly ap
preached the animal and began rub
bing him down with tho stolidity of 6
military bootblack polishing his cap
tain S boots. The sudden application
of cold water to its hide evidently pro
duced very agreeable affect ON thu
tiger, for it began to purr, stretching
out its paws, rolling over on its bacl
and complacently offering every par
of its body to the vigorous treatnen
of the mougich, who went on scrubbin,
with might and main. All the Will
} Pezon stood there with his eyes wild
open and as if nailed to the spot
! When he had finished his job the Cos
] sack left the cage as quietly as he ha
t entered it. and it required the mos
] energetic and expressive gestures o
| the part of the lion tanner to prever
= his repeating the experiment on Sc,
pnd wild beast.-La France du Moro
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1888-12-14
Had Heard It Before.

"Maude," he said softly, as he pulled
out the tremulo stop in his larynx, will
you marry meY"
mo, - she answered with all the earnest
ness of sincere conviction.
lie paused as if in deep thought. and
then said:
Strange, strange, how simple word
revives scenes and impressions that have
passed away. am almost certain that ]
have heard that before. Merchant Tray
Rler,
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1888-12-14
BEATING HIS RECORD.
How Detroit Jumper Surprised Himself
and His Admirers.

HOW DGtfoit Jumper suNPriscN AssHNsF
and His Admirers.
Al an early hour yesterday morning
/. was given out on Michigan avenue
that the champion jumper OF the worlc
would try 10 beat his record at clever
o'clock. He was TO jump In rear OF
saloon, Of course. and Of course all who
passed through the place were expectet
to buy glass OF beer. About iiitS
sports were on hand when the cham
pion arrived. He wasa young man o
feline expression and no had seriou.
voice.
..Understand. gentlemen he OK
planned, rs he put away his fifth o.
sixth glass OF beer, ''that claim to b.
tho champion jumper OF the world.
shall try to-day TO out-do all my proyi
Gus efforts, and / am pleased to inform
you that no collection will DO takcl
up"
The crowd adjourned to the hacl
yard. some one opened the gate leading
TO the alley. and the jumper put hi
heels TO the mark. BY and by, afte
another glass of beer had been brough
out. he jumped. He jumped exactl
tweuty-six inches.
1--WE done Ill" he proudly exclaimed
as he waved his hand to the crowd
That's no jump" shouted half
dozen voices.
Gentlemen, have beaten my rec
ord" said the champion. That's fu'
Their by four inches than ever jumpe
before. set out TO beat my record an
the result is before YOU"
do you call that jump ?" demande
the crowd
IL do. certainly do. I'd be onl
TOO glad TO jump twenty feet, but
can't do IT, you know-really can
Twenty-Five inches has heretofore bee
my limit, and I've surprised mysel
As told you few minutes ago, no CO
lection will be taken up. Thanking yc
for your extreme kindness, and hopir
10 ever retain your esteem, will no
bid you goodbye and withdraw.
And he left the alley gate open so tn
iorty-nine of that crowd could pass o
after him and sneak away. Detroit FIR
Press.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1888-12-14
Caught ON After u..aa

I'm delighted you called, Mr. Merritt, VI
S Lna miss Spider. This is my birthday, you
,u anow me to congratulate you" be re-
s sa' aud then added, with an inward
'nueSie, the nineteenth, believer
an, you try to flatter me-" she said, with
sk' An you men are the same.
may not look it, but I'm just 90"
born inr ''~A "eio you
Cant you countr'
Ma. rs, put | was afraid you couldnt.n-
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1888-12-14
Economy with the corn cron maa,

Economy with the corn crop means
that the fodder should be stored under
cover and not left standing in the
heSds as IS often practiced. Good fod-
der Is valuable and highly relished by
all classes OF stock, but it can be in
lured BY exposure rs easily as hay.
NO matter how much care is taken
the shocks will plot over in win.
ter, BY which means u large share Of
fodder is ruined by being on the
ground. II cattle are turned on it they
VIII trample a portion also. The
Darn Is the proper place for it.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1888-12-14
coo,.,r Eject Of &c

The cooling effect Of ice Is = IN tAs 4
pendent upon its melting, 81 i 70 ~
cess the heat which catls's ,d;ug ~
absorbed from the ,.;nn Vii
A pound of ice, In me', aos,,pd d q
sufficient heat to cool osurssedugrs
from ia degs. Fab. to the s S sEses i
or to cool 142 pounds ., ~ ste.ns',
gree. The heating pow,e WE. y pripcib ]
to the converse of this ITO sisss
pound of water converted a ill., upcs
passed into a radiator hsat to ~
densing, give out enough d., ,'I "a pc!'
pound Of water, or aoo ool d.
air, from 80 dsHs. 70 i'V'
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1888-12-14
MISERY IN Mosoo, u


- y " 1lVX H1r..
feor ffo@ the isists
St. Petersburg Is Eurot,sas
the things which pain one tbs.s ~ y
to be in some sort Of s4soclssIs.
the evils and vices OF The wv wv g
Moscow has its own inserts z, ~
are 30 intensely Russian g Z ~ ~
istic OF that vaster Moscow Z, ~, *. !.
old capital Is merely Inc TN .sa y 4.
that In becoming sensible :, 4 sals' Il
shudders, not for com,nup,tS ' = q
but for whole people. Tia .s s's'sl
which life offers in ST. Peter.ss sa' y
contrasts mainly between Chm q MI \
1t is scarcely just to conpar, q.
a we'll being which IA icralss 100
want that is native; but il NJ.
wealth Is elder brother to poys,t, &,
stands divided from II by "a chasm z z? y
passable as it is mcrciless. Ths.s : : s 4
distinct alliance Of roughness "a Z
culture. between the rich merch.s, y z \
does business daily in tho Whita ~ ~.
and the wretched street yendas ~, Il
he passes on his way q dozen 4s,,.. ~ {
the two are farther apart shan M e, 3
est and the richest classes II 81, s ~
Europe Moreover, poverty 4 ! 81. Il s
speakably miserable in Moscow &. !, 4
seems to be the characteristics rssh,' :. \
q distinct species Of the animsI I y.
than OF any particular layer II ia &. J
ulation. streets daily Weld sg q, q
which can only on general prindo,s. !,
anthropology be called human n.s
eye disentangles a face from ttese y. !.
ing masses OF rags but slowly andu.I.
fully; unless the inspection d Il 81.
range. the nose itself is too All 4 v.s's
test. ss
The Russian summer calls isnum..
able peasant beggars and country q.
pers to Moscow. In the day time H. N
explore the city from gate to pstk M
ing from time to tine to beg ahn,s
MUNICH the fragments Of black MI
which form the chief spoils Of their A.
urnal quest. Many women Of this n.
are young and robust, fresh from d.
labors OF the field; but some an "a
iniirm, haggard. All trudge abou. si,i.
the aid OF staff, and all wear M
canvas bag tied around the neck. Il
night, long after the last ycsper Ii
died away, when the White Town i 4.
serted and the suburban residences ii
: gay with lights, with music, and VIII
the laughter of the happy men al
women, this vast army OF the pennies
and the miserable seeks its noct,rnl
! repose Heaven alone knows vhers-as
/. the forsalscn field of the days market
y in the open air, on the steps0f chmc.x
and cathedrals. or in the quadranga,
!, and courts OF palaces and public bui&
: ings. To be unutteraby wretchsd NJ
: yet to be nightly sojourner in The s'cuts
courts OF heaven y to be poor. and VI
to fall asleep with only the thickrsss
y a wall separating one from SEINE d ~
- most useless and costly accumulaias
. Of treasure in Europe, the converse
= OF which into money would furnihll
= means for banishing acute poyertyisE
L Russia altogether-such experiences
"a these are the lot OF Thousands 10 EhsH
~ Moscow is less place Of plgrn's'
y than centre of hot, weary, dusty ~
~ q focus of burning despair. -Al'aa
n Monthly.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1888-12-14

Old lady (on "Germanic' while
waiting at Queenstown)-"What are
we waiting here SO long forp" Cour-
teous Gentleman-"We are waiting for
the mails, madam" Old Lady-'Wait-
ing for the males, Ell! Three hours
they've kept us here waiting for the
males, and the officers grumbled shock
ingly at q poor, unprotected female
like myself being few minutes late
at Liverpool! l declare our sex will
never get their rights. y Ocean.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1888-12-14

Al after a soldier has served his five years
Term OF enlistment, and received an hon
oraole discharge under fictitious name
II Lo Is OF no use to him II he returns to hi,
d aonie, ana II he re-enlists within thirt,
Gays under his proper name he GETS S1;
ISL ;oss yeSr than he would II he had orig
;naiiy enlisted under his proper name. i
Is the same in the navy.-Newark Journal
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1888-12-14

-" Brethren" said Tennessee
preacher, don't put Pontius Plate
down AS bad man. He wasn't bad
man he was only weak one He
himself would much rather have re-
leased our Saviour, but he couldn't re-
sist the pressure OF the Scribes and
Pharisoes and the howlings OF the rab-
BILE. He didn't have any backbone lie
wasn't bad, but he was poor creature
i'm fact, there was nothing to him.
Brethr.S. If General Andrew jackson
had been in Pontius Pilates place that
trial would have had different ending
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1888-12-14
A Convenient Husband.

Husband Wife, you ara everlasting
ly reading books.
VIE Yes. find them very interest
ing.
ats pity amt book; then you
might take some interest in me"
III wouldn't object II you were the
right kind OF book, "
What sort OF book do you think a
husband ought TO be9"
IAN almanac, SO get new one
every year. r--7exas Sf}tings.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1888-12-14

A New York coroner's physician
remarks that in his experience he has
found that more people die in the
fourth floor of building than any of
the others. In the cases of sudden
deaths he says that there are more
which take place on Hhe fourth floor in
one year in New York than in all other
parts OF the houses combined.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1888-12-14

Since there must, or it is thought there
must, be floral tributes to actresses. the
suggestion of q New York manager that
the surplus supply DC sent to hospitals is
worth needing. After doing duty as
blinds to the spectators two or three
NIGHTS. they are generally left to wither
md waste their sweetness on the car
bureted hydrogen air. Only let them be
sent before they arc too far gone.--Chi-
eago Herald
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1888-12-14

IVY planting and tree planting mike
eoilese commandments the true time of
arpor days. Some love for trees NAV
% the result of the ceremonies, and arbor
gay orators may be produced from the
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1888-12-14

They have got a nov, ",v Ibs'
disputes out in Kansas O,', engage
worthy citizens involy ,sao one ono ihai
he, lib contest. The 9 ssu. n !
The toughest skull is 'i''A
Legislature.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1888-12-14
SLANG LANGUAGE.
The Evolution OF Coarse Tramp ana
Gypsy vernacular.

The Evolution OF Coarse Tramp ana
Gypsy vernacular.
OF late years literature and society |
have shown an unmistakable tendency |
to disinter from the unliterary depths OF
the still current speech of the very low
est classes of the people many hundreds
of words that are not to be found in the
dictionaries. These words, or most OF
them, were formerly known as cant,
"fash," "pedlars,', "Greek, 'jargon,"
"gibberish,n but are now included UNI
der the generic name OF "slang." But
the slang of our times is by no means
confined to these anachronisms and in
clude many legitimate meanings and
used by sense sometimes ludicrous
and always offensive to refined ear
and correct taste; such as the
substitution of "dreadfully," saw
fully" and other explosives OF
similarly s'forcible feebleness," for the
good old word very as in such COM
mon phrases as an lawfully pretty
GIRL" an lawfully funny joke" a
"dreadfully fine woman" a scream
ing farce" acknowledging TRACE
dy"-all of which expressions are
slang of the worst kind "Slang" that
was formerly confined to tramps, beg
gars, gypsies and thieves, and in a
modified degree and of a somewhat diff
fererent origin and species, to trade and
professional people, when confdentially
speaking to one another of the prac-
tees and mysteries of their various
callings, has in our day-and more
especially within the last half century
invaded the educated and semi-edu-
Gated classes in England, America
and France, and all free countries, al
though it has not yet, to any thing like
the same extent, permeated the liter
erature and conversation OF the Euro.
pean nations other than the two
named, where liberty has more or les:
degenerated into license, both in speech
and action. Democracy, that is ram
! pant in these three great nations, /:
: the real parent of vulgar slang, as i
e threatens to be of many other anomalies
, and abuses, until time perhaps
: rapidly approaching for all three, whel
public calamity, perplexities, war an,
!. revolution shall turn the thoughts ant
= language of men and women into
more elevated channel than that il
Q which peace, prosperity and concomi
e tant luxury and corruption have cause
!. them to iow.-BlackWood Magazine
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ONE DAY AT A TIME.

One day at time. That's all It can bc;
No faster than that IL the hardest fate;
And days have their limits, however wo
Begin them too early aud stretch them too in'e
Helen Hunt jackson.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1888-12-14
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Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1888-12-14

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Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1888-12-14

the city all day.. finally securing capital
connection with fathers rival insurance
company. but. by the beard Of Mosesl !
have had nothing but glass OF wine and
a biscuit since last evening. AS soon as
was fairly launched in business this
afternoon. realized that Of course
could not expect to receive any cash the
first day. and became almost wild WITH
anxiety. Yet 1t was imperative to smile
Do you not know that 1t is imperative IL
business to smile?'
IL don't care If il ISL retorted TIN
with some show of life. "And You SHOULD
care more that am very, very Ill
have read Hugo until ! am hungry as
| giantees."
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1888-12-14

"What lovely room" exclaimed
| Esther, sitting down with Tiff upon tho
sofa, with sweep of the eyes, and then
| bending sideways towards the brides
cheek until cheeks and lips met. you
| dearl"
| "You Lowell" said Tiff, and they embrace.
Papa says you must be married over
again; go through the form and all the
show and importance. remarked Esther,
with the most fascinating, lazy nonchal-
ance. 'He said he never saw anything &c
off so like cotton into flames as you did
brother; just as though any one was more
in love with your Bessie Featherly thar
he was. He don't remember forbiddinl
tho marriage at all.
please to tell my father" said Huff
severely, looking down at his wife, wh'
held her chin in her hand, chat remem
Der his forbidding it Tor as bad as forbid
ding it) very distinctly. And please adj
that from this time forth, my father, yes
and all the rest of you, is-are-dead I
mel"
Dreadful words those, WILL" sighe
} his sister, glancing up with compresse
| lips. Don't you think so, BessieS"
Mrs. Tiff shook her head and smiled
! sMr. Thwaite is never in the wrong,
says she, and feels little awkward at he
, own assertion.
Esther thought moment, and the
] said she believed she would not stay an
= longer Just now. Huff said that he woul
see her home, and then refected that |
. =
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1888-12-14

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Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1888-12-14

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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-11-27

WANTED, a first-class baker. Apply to A.
w KESSEL, IS Whitaker street, Savannah,
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-11-27
IT WILL RING NO MORE.
Lumpkin's Historical Bell Goes Out of
Service.
L'sn,pktn Cor. Macon (Ga.) Telegraph.

Lunipkip Cor. Macon (GG.) Telegraph
The large bell of the Methodist Episcopal
church at this place has lately lost its tone
by becoming cracked considerably and the
trustees are now arranging for new and
larger one. This old bell has dore much
service for many different kinds of people,
and has, perhaps, travelled farther and over
more varied territory than any other bell in
the state. 1t has engraved upon it the year
IoOO the year in which it was made. For
number of years it tolled the hour for
congregations in a convent in the far
distant Netherlands. 1t was afterward car
rle1 20 Lisbon, and from there to Madrid,
ana was in monastery at that place when
Ihe great Napoleon invaded that territory,
taxing everything as no pushed his forces
over plains and up mountain sides, and all
pells were being taken and recast into can
non for the furtherance of his warlike am
Dltion. The owners of this bell, seeing his
Intentions and loving their sacred property
mat mad so long served them, secretly took
IL down from its lonely tower and, placing
~ on board a large vessel about to sail for
thls country, shipped it to New Y ork, where
~ renamed for many years.
\, "a Mr. Beddlngtield, on one of his trips TO
view ork To buy goods, was instructed TO
purchase bell for the church here, and out
vi 1OO others this ancient bell was selected,
purchased and brought to Lumpkin, for
!n9re than fifty years serving the people OF
luis town and county. BY continued use 1t
mas lost its tone, and will now have to be
Iaid aside, and, like the storks engraved
upon Its side, will serve only as memento
VI the many virtues it has 50 long possessed.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-11-27
UNITED STATES MARsHAL's SALE.

FINDER and by virtue Of an execu ion issuing
- out Of the Fifth Circuit Court Of the Uni
ted States, for the Eastern Division Of the
Southern District of Georgia, on the 9th
day OF April, 1888 in favor Of the AMERI-
CAN FREEHOLD LAND MORTGAGE COM
PANY OF LONDON. limited, and against
j. PINCKNEY THOMAS, l have this day
levied upon the following. described prop
erty, to-wlt Eleven hundred and fifty G,ib0)
acres, more or less, In Burke county, Georgia:
bounded north by the lands Of Elias Bell and
estate OF T.. J. Carter; east by the public road
running from Waynesboro TO Millen; south by
lands OF J. III. Dye and +. Cullen and west by
lands Of s. A. Gray and James Chance. Levied
on as the property Of defendant j. Pinkney
Thomas. Notice gwen J. II. Mckenzie. tenant
in possession, and viii sell the same at public
auction, together with all the rights, members
and appurtenances thereto belonging, before
the Custom House door, 10 the city OF Savan-
nah, county Of Chatham, and state Of Georgia, on
the FIRST TUESDAY IN DECEMBER next, be-
tween the legal hours OF sale, after having been
advertised according 70 law.
Dated at Savannah. Ga, this the Bird day
LUcIUs NJ. LAMAR,
United States Marshal.
BY WALTER +. CoRBxrr. Deputy.