The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-08-28

thought of the merits OF the different rules Of
lighting. Now, | will say, for reasons which
viii give. that, ! consider the Marquis OF
under those rules ,ench man has an even
chance, The London prize rim; rules. OF
y Years back "f.v hut tt tines and eircums,ances are
.I"bjcct to the, London prize ring rules. im
tile law Of the land II man ALWAYS lays himself
both: I i have found. from my experience. that
breaking these particular laws has been very
H 1Sps sSs, to n m nna for II ins all Ln ths tlsh nIizs tint En-
rules. l have not only lost money. but have
also had TIN" care and w%orrinent incidental to
cost me more ,noneyto get out Of my fights
under those rules than ! have ever gained
i mn%sr THEN ten 1o AEH,n' b ! navs s,n nsy rules sse nut M;at
! !Han' / RaSee seen H Snae RI the M sHHSufs Of Wacoas:
prelominates there Is always sure to he trou-
Die. both for the fighters and the audience.
m eund isrt 1ss t cSn s.;a psIifS ring Se ru Used n' HIRE IN?
under the eyes OF tho referee without his sec
ing them; Contests last too long to demon
length OF time occupied does not depend on
the superi3rity Of the man n 81 = fghtsr or
possessed. There arc hundreds, OF instances
where men fighting under the London prize
ring rules, and knowing that they were IN,
t~lickrry. so as to lose the fight on a foul rather
than to 10 beaten, fairly according to the rules:
oueensberry rules arc Conducted for the pur-
pose Of not only determining which j. the
superior or man p SIt ais" for 9 the Lensi! anG edu,
and business men 81 all vocations cannot
AFFORD to give ur the time to witness fighting
reason that It takes too long. in the Art place.
and. in the second place. 1t is against the law.
sna fys IS sm spssiSito e. t r. I Msil as each p"Fti'
Fighting underline Marquis Of Queensherrv
rules is OF such a nature that, the superiority
time and without ohiigine the audience to
d G59"ess 4" ""y ro ""S1 's@. 'Fia HHsiifas!" Or "n Gox KIM:
eysrybody's sstis'action which Is the s]uHeri.r
parked or maimrd for life. a. under the Lon.
aon a c ralss; a amy tW X. %yWG "4au3. ., S san s9mrs,s
rules with ord lnary-sized gloves, and demon
s st; which Is =. more skilrni Of thr two
to appear among thsiT frion.is with III ,discoIorod
optics or marked faces. These rules recon-;
mend themselyes 70 all gentlemanly boxers"
IDEAS & his own about training. aud he out
10 begin win, | sleep IN . good, airy. we'll.
trainer sleep in the same bed with the person
better alone and will not be- obliged i to 1lnhalee
the breath OF the other man.
II begin to condition myself by taking a dose
OF phvsic. which ! prepare myself. md which
consists II about nifty cents worth each OF
zinnia. salts. mama, black stick ~licorice. ]
rut al! those ingredients into two quarts Of
winter and boil the LIQUID down to one quart.
allowing the mixture to simmer for an hour
liquid of, into u bottle that holds merely u
quart and cork It IN. leaving it In a cool place:
H. the night. before retiring. l take u goblet
full OF this medicine. II acts the next day.
during which time | merely sit ar ound. doing
nothing Of any I'm portance. Two nights aitcr
my first dose. take threo-Guarters Of u glass
OF the physic. This acts In tho, same manner
rs my first dose. and the following day l rest
and pass the time as did on the. day aitcr
my first dose On the second night after my
s E,,% dose itaHG half a glass Is o. my 9hy sis
physic, but on the following Saturday night l
take a dose OF good liver pills. which l have
made for mo IN any drug store.
After this am ready for work. l rise be-
tween q and Z o'clock In the morning, rinse my
mouth. clean my teeth with o good dentiirice.
take u sponge bath. with salt water. and am
rubbed perfectly dry. with coarse towels: !
then exercise with light dumb bells n few
minutes. put on my clothes. 70 and letter on
pers. Any light exercise l take. before break
last 10 simply for the purpose OF getting up an
appetite. Anything like n sweat at this time
would be entirely out. Of place. At O'Clock ]
have my breakfast. which consists. OF mutton
chops or q small piece OF steak. stale bread
sndtwo small cups OF tea The meat must b.
''"After breakfast I sit around until shout lS
Min sron two anda half to three pounds