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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-07-12
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Mr.. Fowler 10 TIL, city. was married
lat January 20 her sixth husband, and
strange ne u may seein, i've of them
died -xsctly two years from their mar
risgr iav. Her present husbsDi has
been SILK for the lat four months with
cl,rouic J,undlce, aud wrs given up 10y
four ~ GU b~st physicians; ~ n last ~
s.ri he irgan using Sulphur liitters, anil
yrst-rlsy told our reporter that they
hid saved hls life. smilingly saying th,t
be- guessed Ms. Fowler would be ua-
Hl,lr to take u seventh better halt for
some time to come.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-07-12
NOTICE. az vOnrCLOs,ruc.


ylguEhEAs, the Norway Tanning Company,
w corporation doiag busine.s al Norway.
In The County 81 Osferi AMI state ~ Maine. on
a.. isSh day Of hsph. A. %. i--s. by 10. sieei ~
anil rccorisi Ia Oxforl Hexi.try of i,eei.. sook
sli page. ~, go ant ca, conveyed ~ The south
fsrfs ss,,ag. Rank, . certain trsd OF panel
NJ hni, tszether With the bailins q tbsr.on. Stu
als In Norway village In ssil town ~ Norway,
louasisi sni ,le.erii-ri a. follows. via Con-
mshcing oa the nortberiy line ~ Main street ani
On tbs eastsriy hank of The rannsry B,."k. 40
csilci. ihssos sa.t.riy. on lse of sail Maln
eorner % lot "csuriel, nov or fvr,nerly. by
Wm. A. harston. thense n0rthcriy. on the vest
eriy line of sail NArrtoa lot. Que hunjrrsl sni
thity three a~'i QUE half feet thence sa.tery on
fest 81 Msrtsa strrst. th~sce nsrtssriy, on iins
of sAli MArston street, Que hunir,-l Ahl biBsty
fest o. the Corner of the Nssi"n i,t. go esiis.t
Yeatsn 10. seventy fset, 20 . cedar pot, no~ or
fnrneriy standing on the -osth westerly corner
of ssti eaton 10 thence northeriy. In . air.st
staining I'm fert easterly from the sastsriy rail-
.f iiorss's branch raiirssi; theme westerly. On
tie soathsfiy hae. nyw os fornsriy. of kilgvre.
Marshal. brVwn anil Netbsii-t nssting hoase
80, .hrss sssr, .sa am i,s 70 49,, Ia. as,
hunirei aud eighty feet o. Tannery Brcst
thesce d.ws sstf srsek ai,oat thre. hasdrci iees
Va saii Main -trvet. Alto one oshsr psrcei of
theriy siie ef said Main strut. ipun.ies east
eriy by tbe said Tansery irusk. sostisefiy by
iasd how 90 forseriy of Ueorye =. Anirvv..
sriy by safi Main strevt. containing two asrrs,
nsorv or lee, sxceptinG sbd vssr,isx fros' The
art descritei parcel, the harm tbevsn. on said
lsh day 90 March. A. ID. lss-. With ls louslet
~ fellows; commencing at Q stake stanitng four
frct pssthsriy of eoatInastios ef ths nertheriy
nss " saif Larn and zen fcst easteriy Of Goa.
tinuaiioa ef The easssriy iise sf sail larn thens
ia line parAl<i with 0se easteriy line of sati
harm. sevest ese feet: theres westerly, parallel
with the nertlsriy nse NJ satt bara. ese huniret
ssd Ten tea theses nssthsriy. pars,ei with ths
nrss Described nse. seventy ose fe<t; thence
essssriy, one hupdrssi asd I'm feet ~ Ne point
lrgus u; and ~ a. cysditisa ef sali msftxass
10 Lrokes, said south Paris savings bask claims
forrisssrs ef he sae. acrerflns " The ststute
IN .urh cssss nsde asd provided. snd givss this
~ sctT2f2sis sAyIxes BAxE.
~ GRO. a. Wif.sON. Treas.
sossA raEie. Juss sssA. iss
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-07-12
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~. tsa.-C.vtsii.sssts
I. CurtAil .om.thing accomplished and
lsays . title ~ Distinction
z Alike aDi less. tDy's name.
q Woven material and leave oo~gulA
ton
4 An Indicator AMI l.Ave . vehicle.
s somsthing ObtAin~i AMI leave IN de
p~rt
q A portion and leave equal value
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-07-12
4 fcel n my duty to cav q Few Nor,

Ifeel Il nv duty to say . few words
Ia regard to Ely's Cream balm, and do
20 entirely without solicitation. have
used q more or less half year, and
have found u % be admirable. ] have
suffered from cstarrh nj the worst Kind
ever since I VAS . little 10y and ! never
hoped for cure, but Cream Balm seems
10 do even that. Many Of my scqualnt-
ances have used lt With excsllsas ~
sults.-OscaF 0strun, Is Warren Aven-
ne, Chicago, III.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-07-12

Fresh Applicant.--'is there an Open
Ing here for . bright young m,nr' Pro-
prietor.-"whst can you dor "Any-
thing" "very well; take my chair
here and tell me how TO run this busl-
ness on q profitable basls. We've been
waiting forty years for you 90 be born"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-07-12
NJ. N.,,hho,hooa-Not ling Of

A Nice Observation-Disclosures long since
. family moved into . house on Austin
avenue. Amer . week or 80 . friend Of
tise family called on then, and asked
how they liked the locality. "i'retty
WE'LL" "Hsve you called on sny Of the
ueixhbors YETI" "No, but ] am going
to 4 there IL any more Of my fre~ood
mlsslng."
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-07-12

"when your heart IL bad. and your
head Il bad and you are bad clan
through, ~hat IL neededy' asked q sun
dsy school teacher of her Glass. ~ know
Ayers Sarsaparills," answered n lit
tie girl, whose sick mother had recently
been restored to health by that medi.
cine
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-07-12

Cold. cough. conn is what Philosophers
term "a logical sequence Oue " very
liable to follow The other; bit BY curing
the cold With doses ofAysrs Cherry Pee
tsral, TIE cough viii b sespped and the
cslnn not peedsd-just q prsssnt.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-07-12

II tell YOU. hin. I'm agln all TIL. ship
buildln'." "whyr' "Cos every time
they XII Que done the fret thing they 10
I. Ia 10 to work aud spill good llkker
over H."
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-07-12

Bertha.--''i wonder what make. our
m, so happy io-isy. M. has been Sing
lug all the afternoon" Albert
suppose sh~ has thought of SOMETHING
new to .coli papa about when be comes
hume"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-07-12

No i,i.-Enigma; rsstmAn-
No IRA Biographical Letter MI
DkAR lpA-l aud my brother Austin Ar-
staying with our Aunt Clara al the ss-
side. We 40 for long walks ca the t,essh
anal take sandwich &C an orange Zoe our
lunch. We ha,. collected shells % every
hue Prom your loving friend.
LIMA ErRx
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-07-12

What's thar ~h.is that on. Q shall faint.
Call. call the priest 10 lay a.
Transl.>s ". and to kins and sAint.
And gr.si sbd god yVa ~ ip
sl.<tsf. rv-l-ct
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-07-12

Employer.-you put th,t note where
IL Will be- sure Ia attract Mr.. smiths nj.
tention when be- come. Ia, didn't your
once Boy.--"y-s, sir. ! stuck = pin
through u aud put u on al: chair"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-07-12

For mildew. which IL not an uncom-
mon plant foe, dust With sulphur or
sprinkle With sulphur water. ALSO dig
q little SCOT Into the soil.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-07-12

when PIN feathers como out with
dlfiiculty, wrap piece Of muslln around
your dnecf 70 pull against.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-07-12

D,ndruff Il an rSudation from the
pores Of the scalp that spread. aud dries,
forming scurf AMI causing the hair "a
fall out. Halls Hair Renewer cures 10.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-07-12

A raw egg swallowed immediately
will generally be found 10 carry down
flsh hone that has lodged Ia the throat.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-07-12

wsiter-IIsve bit of sprine chicken,
sirs Guest-Ycs, please. And, walter,
make Il this spring, please.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-07-12

Cholers morbus and diarrh9a yield
to Johnsou's Anodype Liniment taken
often Internally.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-07-12

10 Columbus had nss married ~if. With
. do~ry of geographical lorv AMI found a
qu~sa with plenty " is~slry. this world
might have still b-~n noshine bat pan
cake.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-07-12

10 you wlsh . soft glossy crust on
rolls, brush them over with milk before
putting them In the oven.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-07-12

sponge csrpets now and then With
hot salt water. 10 keeps out moths aud
brightens the color In your carpet.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-07-12

No i,&-A Useful Article; 4 Pile.
No i.s-cru~sword Enigma; Psipable.
Ma i'G -Illus,rstsi Word square,
swan Tr~. Ostrich. i'AlanQuin.
Target. Oats Nib~pin>, Elbow.
Organ NuterseksrS. Camel. Ewer
iio~. Esg. Extinxuisi.~r Penguin.
Ma ~. -Iieh-sdssi Words; I. siun,t~r.
lumt-r. umt-r. 2 sin. tili. H. q rs~.
be-. L..
No iss-Geasr.phioL Names QUEENS
lADi. lL,erIsol. Warwick. D~nmsrk.
Maslrid. IIolyb
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-07-12
COLUMN.

!: .:s.' & ,:.: ~ = !. e: ~:
So ssSs' 6.i si f::.lss MI. f.a: s.s:.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-07-12

The hr>, horiroatsi roo ~ r,sn rvpre
.~nts ~ori .ignifyinx drawn. inferrd. I"
The --coai - sss-n. 'dispu,-si. sr1u~i- !"
The third. Ito rvssin" The fourth. de
nei.ocy." The ffth. "t-gun again sftsr
interruption The sixth. a iAtos~r. ="
Tho s..,.uth. the rat ~ . wocl" The
nr.l diagonal 20 -r,.n. tenth" The 80
ood diagonal - ..,sn the numtsr thai
diyki.."
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-07-12

sick.IIeadache yield. to Bcccham'.
Iills.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-07-12
.1!tgHlER
Ne. tfN-AtsA.sstssi rsssss..

I. Two p<r>on. had b<twsss them eSm
and aftsr the nr~t had given 80 10 the &c
ood. the sums which they then had were
10 ooe another ~ stoa What hsd eseh
st ar>t'
q A p~r-oa hcught q numhrs a vc~-s
fs which he gave IN Nov, u he had
given 10 c~nts le~- fog e.seh gc-s, he would
have hsi ten more Zoe the sAms money.
How many hal be'
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-07-12
nGGrOR YOURSELY

she-"wbo do you think could have
picked NV pocketr- iie-"Nobody in
the World bat your dressmAkcr."
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-07-12

~. iss.-sysesrstiss&
ny druppihg cue letter In the hr,i ~urd
fipd the .scoosl. AMI ~ ga
I. A hslls~ cry 90 re~s.
g isn~sih. ~ -sns . bal ic-sf.
q Ma 10 s<ssr~ and sse.
4 A ~eason .--d 20 yvr,
& r~o ls,isr. lsft. N mors.
I. Hold. hs~--- fr.-sssatly.
2 A CREATURE - tho 80.
4 Warm friend Ia IVA ADD ne
4 4 stAi. whsrs g,,li MAJ D..
s ODs hnndr..i rfty, -.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-07-12

vsssso ~ sssssprAVulovslsVsSA
~pssso - Ssass 80 ~H ssssS s~s'SA
1ssss,o ssy 800 - NO ssAsr sssA
~s~,o - s.ss 81 ~ ~ Ls,a ssSA
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-07-12

No. ss.-D.ssis Assssi,s.
A ksbitAiioa - small siss
C.slsiae-l 10 t~enty hanir,siselSh
VIII si,s . proiset thai surpl.s-
Ihs ekahlhs % bsh anal and gr.at
I. A esrriAs. u-,i In ancient warfare.
2 4 noble river - Western state.
a We flui no ioss without H.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-07-12

Ne isi.-rAs Malice cr~s~
Take four pi~c-s % cardboard. esrh hav'
ing an ara 90 I've squArvs. ~ shown below.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-07-12
@-Avl~
nr'icoS. N.

J. s. SMITH, Windsor. VI.
Nv appetite bal failed, NV flesh
and strength bal gone. my hack
panied me al tn time. ! VA dir,
and faint in the morning. aud sick
at my stomach through the day. ~
times my head would pain me-. as
though u would burt. could not rrst
nights. a. I was obliged e. attend To
the calls II nature every hour. and
the water passed gave ever evidence
that a terrible form Of Kidney dis
ease had fastened itself upon me.
The rrvat reputation of your medicine
a. kidne, Cure. rrache-i me. !
thought | would not die without giving
II trial. Under n. use. I grew wor,c
Tor The fr.t week. Then the great
change COMMENCED. The improve
m,ni IA, rapid aud steady. Thpc
bOitles madc mc a well man. and i
have been well ever since. That weary
worn-oui sufferers from Kidney COM
plant may know what can b. done for
them. | chccrfully send you this tes,i-
mouial. y. :. SMITH.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-07-12

Ne ise.-wsrd sssssss
I. A month. 2 Quick. 4 iiarshnesA 4
To ol-cuv. s DRIVES
I. A wapdervr. . one Who is carried On
hor-shAsk. 4 To worship Gay.
'Plupier~
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-07-12
To PROVE G9s ss . hA5Ia 4

On sH.i si,sr o<sshsr .. isi. -s give every
p-r-sn .slliag eur nesiiciss the privilege %
.sIing str bottle. foe $50. and guarantee
that In e-.s u do. yea ~ s's-i yoa can
recsi's yssr @sssy h.sk- Heed ssssss,y
-ith every h.ttle. We claim D. cure Dye
~ ga. Ne sdschs. >our stssaassh. iieArtbarn.
kidney CosaplAiRi. Neuralgia. Dtstr>ss After
eating. f.lpltatioa - tho Heart. Collie. >sr-
,ga.ne... 10. a Siesp. Dtlsis~-s. irr~gulAr-
ity q the ApIstit@. rieurisy I'Ains. HAT.
Wind on The stomach. Iiscking Coogh. and
Constipation. And ~hy .ti % eurs' B--
caa-s IL 10 R.i.si.g. r~rtfyiss. ss~shiss.
and Healing. IL 10 compounded from the
rarest r~1ts AMI hsrt~. fIss from Alcchol
- uorha 10 10 harmless - the smallest
child. ehiiiTsn llks "a. and IL 10 FAR superior
~ Castor oii and all othsr .r.par.tions
C.ii Zoe Greaes's B.sss,e Dysp~psis
syrup. None genuine uniess BEARING cur
usae-lsAIk. tn Bcawr
war asaaSs avsaSossa assss sassa~v
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81 =: s.: !: s y: 2 = S p
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M0NEsY!!!;; :: !; ~: 81 - -
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-07-12

No IA Diamond;
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-06

elbow trick. II is worked at the break.
ing of q clinch, sometimes with .
simple lab" or perhaps with the
pivot II saw a man hurt by this
trick in n fight 1 would certainly give
him the decision.
The pivot blow generally bears La
Blanche's name now, though it is really
Jimmy Carroll's. He claims that he
hits with the ''heel of his hand" as the
phrase is, and Of course that is perfect
ly fair. / am not intimating that he
does not. But there are fighters who
use the elbow in this way, and they
should never be allowed to win by it.
A good referee can tell whether a punch
with the elbow is accidental or not
Low hitting should always be
watched The Birmingham blow is an
ugly foul. 1t is swinging upper cut,
ostensibly for the pit of the stomach
but really aimed low. The referee, II
he knows anything about boxing. can
readily detect this sort Of work, and he
should stop it right away. There's
nothing in this style of hitting, and if q
man who knows better uses it, he is
trying to fool. A man who commits o
deliberate foul is q coward. He wants
to quit II am referee I'll please him
by letting him quit. for III decide
against him as soon as his intentions
are revealed.
In closing wish 10 say a word about
professionalism In the amateur ranks.
IL seems to me that the best way 10 get
rid of the evil would be to form an anna
teur boxing league of America. The A.
A. U. is handling too much. with its
outdoor sports and other varieties of
athletics. Boxing gives opportunities
enough for an organization devoted to
that alone. The entries IN contests
should be limited to representatives OF
clubs with an unimpeachable reputa-
ton and standing such as the New York
Athletic club, the Schuylltin Navy, the
Chicago Board of Trade club. the De-
troit Athletic club, the Boston Athletic
association. the Southern Athletic club
of New Orleans. the Olympic club Of
San Francisco. The name of the club
should be sufficient guarantee that its
representative is a genuine amateur.
There should be men who arc boxers to
take charge of such matters, and to
pass upon entries Not everybody who
has had baud in such matters in the
A. A. u. has been fitted by experience
70 do il.
By some such organization as have
suggested the amateur ring could b
purified: and we should be able to get
some first rate men into IL who now
stand aloof. I do not wish to appear as
fault finder. but would like to see
everything that has to do with the sport
to which have devoted most of my at
tention for a good many years. as
straight and square and genuine as hu-
man nature will allow.
MICHAEL DONOVAN.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-06

ward. for tho former would have fae
better chance Of firing his opponent ont
in long contest Clever feinting is .
point.
Does the boxer betray his intention
or does he deccive bis Adversary A
blow well parried counts for tie de-
fence as surely "a blow well landed
counts for the man who delivers Il. In
general. tho aggressive lighter should
get the decision over tks one ~ho IL try
ing 20 win by his counters. This princi-
pie Is sometimes carried 100 Far. There
il no skill in wild and sissicss leading.
II requires long experience TO enable a
referec 20 deaide jsss how mach credit
should Be gi~ea fer a-TreSsive work.
Allthe>e prints are familiar 20 every
-scxer have rua then over because I
wished - emphasis the necessity OF
giving every excellence its proper vaine.
some referees are too ready 90 order
another round when there has been
enough 70 stet.rmiae thr winner. A
referee Sfs<paxss II = cractee - order
another ~eeapd n pimost every ease
when The trfwss rszres. falls in M
estimation ] thtet hssn naoze rradv ~
encearsge sIngui az Ard anlsh fl4htlny
than scientific boxing fas points 0f
course there srs naany eases where II IL
necessary IN the iat-resfs 81 fsiraesa
bat IN seser~l there's enoaah work Ia
the rounds 70 give ground for decision.
In say eplTioo usrrY Bs1rmry~r. as
svsrv ecdy calls hasn. = he hssst referee
~e have IN ard aro1znd New York
son't mean % r~fect ep<sn stheFs. bat
~ emphasizes ny lixinz fer Mr. EeaF-
raey>r. Re h.s at e<ess>a criticism.
Wa< hzss hat TIE pstehed bis de-
sssions - safss easmpioasiap essetsnss,
snsi ksve disagreed ~lth hsn jast esee.
" hare saang other god e ssrssz P.
Eessehae = ssapetshk ga lanes
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-06

Motley i Anstaer. Maxwell Moore. .
Scottish American. szsi one Of the early
pronos<rs ~ sthlssies hese4hosts. Is an
Exceptionally fns judge Of boxing.
Albert de 0arcoariA, an sx-presideat Of
the New York Athletic club. v another.
One Of the best Judges Of boxing in this
country u Pat Hendricks Of New Or
leans. remember him gratefully for
the lessons be gave me In 81 Louis
years ago l learned more from him
than ever did iron any body else. He
Is a printer by trade. he Is thought
highly Of ia New Orleans. and Is unch
IN demand to referee the big contests
down there. Ar. Violet. Of the cotton
exchange Ia New Orleans. is another
excellent referee. Mr. Recap ST the
Schuylxill Navy A. c.. and James Daw-
son Of Phlla3elphIs should be included
In the list Of referees whose Judgment
can be depended upon. In general.
wish 10 repeat my statement that the
sport suffers little from bad decisions
They are much fewer than the public Is
led To believe.
A good deal Is said about foul fight
ing. I believe in prompt disqualified
ton for Intentional vicious foGling.
don't take very much stock in what is
called shouldering. II is hard TO do
any damage that way. Pat Cahili was
accused OF it in his recent fight with
Jim Butler. didn't see the battle but
know Cahill's style very well, and !
am inclined To believe that his real in
tention was TO get close TO his man in
order to deliver his favorite blow which
Ia right hand swing on the jaw given
At close quarters and with a peculiar
lift Of the body.
Butting is dangerous practice and
ahould disqualify any fighter who does
Il with malice. Another bad foul Is the
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-06
Not to He Expecsed.

Mrs. spatts tnee Gotroxl-You're .
perfect brutel ] actually believe you
married me simply because Of my mon
ely.
Mr.. Spatts-Well, my dear, you'd
hardly expect a man 10 talSc such an
importan: a step without some reason.
brooklyn Life.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-06

OF preventing the grippe. cold. head
achesi. sad fesers : % use the loud
laxative rcmeay syrup OF Digs. when.
ever the svstsai needs a gentle, YET
eli sctive cleansing. To be- benefited
cue niust got tie true remedy manG-
featured ~ the California Fig syrup
90. only. For sale by al druggsls IN
sec and 81 bottles.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-06

lA He public interest In boxing
III was never keeuer than /. Is
~ to-day. ANY promising con-
Test win draw thousands OF spectators.
Such great numbers of people have the
right TO expect fair sport. and by the
oestowai Of their favor here or there
should have the power 20 secure 1t. But
popular sentiment must be founded
upon right principles In order TO accom-
.piish good results. When fair and
crooked work meet about an equal
share of adverse criticism. there is not
Snuch chance for reform.
IL Is impossible for referee 10 please
everybody; IL is hard enough fer him to
act 50 that his own sense Of justice will
be Satisfied afterwards But / believe
AhAt this zrdusus position Is generally
Eell filed
II Ahould To remembered that in .
crowd OF two or three thousand spec
tators there are ordinarily not moro
than dfty really good judges of boxing.
And no great proportion of SO large
q number can be near the ring. II
Is not easy To appreciate the fne points
of boxing match unless onesis reason
ably close to the contestants;
In general, however, the pointA OF a
rood boxer should be clearly visible 20
The trained eye, and there should be
New mistakes In the decisions But q
referee Ii beset by many temptations.
IT u hard Cor any man TO bo perfectly
impartial He sees two men come into
the ring. and perhaps at the very outset
he notices one Of them do something
(which Is little unmanly.
1t Is almost impossible for him 70 pre-
vent being set against such q contest
ant Some referees have tendency to
be in6ueneed by good looks Here are
swo men. one OF whom looks the gen
tlernan from head to foot while the
other n . regular ''terrier" in appear
ance. There arc some who ind it hard
mot 70 watch the gentleman, and let the
l''terrier's" good points pass unnoticed.
In close contests small matters have
klecisive weight Here and there you
jwiu End = refsree who will be in
tAuenced by ono Of the judges in
Whom he has confidence. In reality
1t 10 his business to follow his own
best jsigmsnt when the choice falls
TO him.
, The points Of . good boxer begin to
tehow - soon q the preliminary
ts'shals'' Is over snd no has put up his
hands. His position counts for some
Hthing. Is he well poised? Is he equally
lready for attack or defense? Then he
reads and you ask yourself Is he q
laood. straight bitter? II one man hits
fstraight, clean blows while the other
Swings. though they land the same
number Of times, would give the fight
TO the former. other things being equal.
Watch each mans movement on his
feat Hs who Is supple and easy scores q
tpotnk.fr from him who is stiff and awk.
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Returned Traveler-Tlow de do, my
little dsar7 Is your father still the rec
tor OF this church,
Little GiTl--0h. no. sir--nos now.
Hes been eoncerarateda bishop. Good
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