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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-11-27
Farm Notes.

Improvement in the grade of cattle is the
shortest method toward better profit in stock
growing. Do not complain of the market
unless YOU are first making some eflor. to
supply what the market wants, and that is
the very best stock that can be bred and fed.
The beginner in stock breeding should
not suppose that some one breed of animals
embodi.s all the merits to be desired. The
main thing is good and wa,chfal care, and
especially attention to details. All breeds
have their merits, and do well with good
care.
Young trees that are intended for shade
should be trimmed while the work can b.
until the tree is large may necessitste the
saving off of large limbs. A young tree
should be cut severely rs high up the trunk
rs possible without destroying its symmetry
Past Master Giller of the Illinois State
Grange says: Why not use every endeavor to
make farming one of the most desirable Of
all calhngs by giving bright young men
show ut the high positions of honor and
.rn.t, even though they do occasionally
wear cowhide boots, and not be everlasting
ly going outside our calling for men to rep.
| resent us in the legislative halls. We have
been acting the fool long enough, let US
turn over new leaf. Life is too short to be
eye1lastinglY making blunders.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-11-27
COMPROMISE EFFECTED.
Wood Assault Case Taken From the Jury.
Couple viii Live Apart.


TAUNTON, Mass, Nov 26,-Sanford L.
| Wood of North Aitl-boro was placed on
| trial saturday charged with assault on
his wife, Mary II, Wood. with intent to
murder The first witness was the wife,
who detailed in free and easy manner
| the awakening on the morning OF Sept 81,
and bow she felt when two strange hands
| fumbled about her face. and lef0 behind
soaie ''nasUy stuff which turned her
| II outh aud uose and made her eyes smart.
The story Of the disagreement of the
| husband and wife was told by Mrs. Wood
in substance, but there had been esfrauRe-
mert Tor year because of a woman in
! paw;ucket. Mr. Miller, father of Mrs.
| Wood, tcstjiiei that when he talked with
| MS son-in-iaw about the manner in which
| he WAS using his wife Wood had said: Il
think more of my wfe's little linger than
do Of the other woman "
| When this statement was made the conrt
was dispos- ID to rule out letters which the
| hrs2lnd hld written to mis- wife. and which
were alleged to coatuin pleas that she
would cons ut to Il divorce on the ground
th,, the ntterancs made by him to the
| fatlet-in-law contained nothing but ex-
pr,s4ions Of love for his wife
| Sii ford also sud to his father-in-law
THAI "he had married the CasweIl woman,
anl there wn- no help for anything but n
divorce" The cass had gone thus far
wica Mr.. Wool his wife, her father and
! W. Wood'S u0sel were conducted to an
na'cr ON ana "A conference INDUCED in,
| rhe res Il of which was announced later
on Ivy d 81 riot Attorney knowlton, who
stated that compromise had baen eff
! Fpc.si. IN asked that the case be with
drt,u
Tsis was o'd red by the conrt and the
c.,ee WIS ,nt.L Mr. Miller stated after
ward that he compile had decided to live
apnrr. bnt that Wood would contribute a
satisfactory amount toward the support of
| his wife
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-11-27
B9az lLI.N TROUBLES.
| Government Reports Show That Peixoto
| Is last Gaining Ground.

Is Iast Ginning Ground.
N,w Won. Va, ga Buenos Ayres
III -, Mn. v-.rd I'D NV "a. saws in
.,.t 49, frn,, hin. The World
ee,,r,s..,'7,,,....t r..-v1a,v,d pres don't peix-
~ -, ,bn ma I'm. ba vould say
notbir,, r.er,r.i.n, the attitude of tbs for
ai,,n non,.ss m. praz liam officials are
r,,,(h i,r.,,..d ~ The attitude of the Brit
isb ,,,i.ig,e-
G,.,,..,,y,-, has bean annointea commo.
I,r.,,t l,ix.,o,s snu.dron He had made
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-11-27

Talk about rolling and pitchingl No YES
sci rolls pitches and plnnees like "A light
ship. Its anchors hold it firm to the shock
of the waves There is no yielding, no
graceful swaying to the swelling Of the
seas. There are days, too. when "A fierce fog
horn torments the ear with noise such As
MIXTURE in her angriest moods never invent
Ell. There is always u glare of light at
night There is no constant expectation OF
reaching port, and life soon becomes q
dreary monotony.
In case the lightship should be cast adrift
il has been fitted with sails which will en-
able it to bold its own in storm and stress
The hold is fitted with spacious storeroons
and sleeping quarters and "A machine fol
COMPRISING the air which blows the fog
horn These fughorns are what are known
in this country as siren" whistles. They
are called sirens probably because that is
what they least resemble. They begin thci
noise with very low note and rise rapidly
in ii sliding scale to n very thin high not,
that distrcsses the ear. Then they descent
to the low note, and up and down in rapit
succession the shrieking, dcmonlike noise
race A big bell is placed on the ship fo
use in case the foghoru should break dow
or scare itself useless Harper's Younl
peouIe
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-11-27
8y TELEGRAPH.
POSSIBLE wusBEa.
fshan yz1i, Il Salem .hse.s His Rsennafe
in ike Head.

SALEM, Mass Nov 5s-The citizens Of
Salem are greatly excited over possible
murder. FABIAN vaaier rushed into the
police station shortly before Saturday
morning and informed Officer Shepard
that he had shot man Vsuirr WAS i'm
mediareiy Iscxed up in cell and the am.
bnIance dispatched TO Prince street,
where young man was found wounded
in the heal.
Tie injured man was taken to the hos
piral. and surgeons fear he is seriously
wounded and will bic. The wounded
mans name is William BeIanger. ysnier,
who is about "A years old. informed a
newspaper representative that be had not
liked Belanzer for a long time They
boarded at 5 Prince street. and with a
thiri party whose name is now unknown,
slept la the same room. There were two
beds Ia the room.
At Sis in the morning, sad Fanier,
awoke. and got up and dressed. Bela1gef
was quietly sleep ng In his own bed.
Grabbed a Revolver and Fired
at Belanser. the bullet entering sore
where In his head. Belsnger opened his
eyes, and Immediately uttered the words
'Vanier, you have shot me-" Seeing the
blood, | at once realized that the bullet
had takep effect, and without any further
words rushed to the police station and
gave myself up.
Vanier declines to say what the trouble
was bstween himself and Belanger, hui
there Is said 10 be girl Ia the case TIE
arrested man worked in the cotton mill,
and came from Canada about four week;
ago.
During the interview Vanier was seated
In his cell, and only occasionally looked
up. He is quite good looking youn-
man, Of rather spare build and quite well
dressed. He did not appear 10 realize the
epormity OF the act
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-11-27

A party Of seven, consisting of married
couple from I,uda- Pesth another from Ham
burg. and n lady and two gentlemen from
Vienna, started to cross the st. Nolfgane
lake They lad rowed safely tot the middle
of the lake when they observed, TO their
alarm, that the boat was slowly filling
with water The danger was imminent
ard the ierryman declared that the boat
would have to he lghtened Of some Of it,
burden. Otherwise it would inevitably he
swamEed and the passengers drowned
Without more ado the young lady from
Vienna spTa1g into the water, dressed r.
she was, and swain the whole distance, q
couple of leagues, By the side of the boat
By this means they got safe TO shore, by
which time the boat was three parts filled
with water. But for the young lady cour
age and resolution all the rest OF the com
rany would have met with watery grave,
as none of them could swim.-Illustrirtes
Wiener EXtrablatt.
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Washing the Capitol.

The floors of the capitol are washed ev
cry night during the sessions Of congress.
So much water would hardly 20 in a pri-
vate house. but the tiled floors easily yield up
their moisture and are dry in few minutes.
The workmen use n peculiar mop, which
would excite the envy and cupidity Of ev-
cry housewife who should see it. 1t made
out Of huge horse spongcs, cut and trimmed
to fit back like that q an ordinary floor
brush 1t is tackled to this, long handle is
fitted. and the mop is ready for business.
This mop is the invention Of old Tom Bell,
who was for several years an employee OF
.he house in the office of the sergeant at
arms He died n year ago, but his mope
serve to keep his memory wet. Old Tom
made them little better than any of his
successors in the mop brigade, but they turn
ont a good mop which will last n month.
The life of broom at the capitol is only
Nree Washington Post.
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AUGUSTA LOCALS.
Ksssebse cssst1 ssp.rief cssTf. oeesmssf
Tern, 1893

Term.fee3-
Assignments fer jury ;rili4 frss week OF
term.
TUESDAY. DEC s.
eo seuls w. fa-srins. spear aaarsrs; Fair
| a4sa Msare-
as gsrgeaa ". Gssra9n. Goddard Far.
Is. !. 5 rEel4 ~. D5s. Heatn 3 Iaeii, Waite
fsssass Il Fisher
~. rurraes ~. c4saslek- T3teoms: W. & Y.
~. Grover ~ X Iapsss- wlsiseo.r1; -oaiiiiAfa-
WEDNESDAY. DIRE s.
s7. whi4er "a. Wright. BeaEe & Bsans'
III dese-r.on rs Carey. B. asB H.Ar
~ Meafs ". B4ekman- B. = b -ts,shen-
nj. tseHaez V. Archie. 3, 3 b II 3 T..
~. aaarExo IS Arehss- B. = B. ia & +.
rarRsDAT. DEF.
ga fe4st ' -. 70. Mecaa IAa3- Beane b.;
ss. ssiaas =. Archie. AB.H4T
~. AIwo9d - MilAsen- b. & 3 /, pear & Az
a.. aoal,sa -. suea. Spar & A soa,hard- !
no Haskell ~ Dos :. 4 E.; If. 3 T.
ggIpAY. DEG
~. F.ilet ". Carey. B.4 B'n.aT
~. Hafaiit - saLas sans e@aazti
37s. New ". Aashie. same counsel
vi. fsosaez ~ Archie. Sane Counsel
~, ssensi. ys Hoa4yus. vs.. d H., H. !.
SATURDAY, Dgc.s.
w. Williams "a. Dow. Lynch, HoIwsYi W,
&c. Boz kia -. BesL II at. Chapman Go.
SO. shay ~. Brooks. 80 idaft; soatsafd
Second Week fsr Trial Of Criminal Cases.
MoNbAY. DIG. =.
80 Dairying Assoc alton We. r'e'eoit Carleton
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IHE s1ArE okan SHOE.



CoIraB-S S. c.. Nov. ad-The expert
msns Of state coatrol OF the liquor trsinc
has been IN opertioa IN Soutn Caroiina
for four monshs, and the first authentic
Information is received Is TO the nnaneiai
results ss found in the annual report OF
the state treasurer. which has Just oeen
e5mps<tef
An analysss of the report shows thst the
state disuensary has cost siSi, AS and that
j. has paid back $40, 81, leaving deficit
e. SsA. 1911. /, is slso shown that she
county dispensers owe the state treasury
ks5,n Quo. which includes all the stock on
hand in county dispe~.aries-
No statement is given OF how mucn the
state owes for liquor. bat after all due 81,
loxaBces, the state appears 70 De Sso,'No
ahead on toe four moRths' operations,
W hich means a profit Of $4,000 a year
But this protit on the books Is very
differ mt thin. from clear net pronl, ana
the indications are that the returns from
the dispensary at the end Of the year "iii
never be felt By the people in lesseuins the
tax.
The report says, as to the moral effect oil
the law, taat he liquor business Is beina
the country. The state is becoming one
huge barroon Communities which have
been rigidly dry for years have become
soaking wet. the constable are laughing
stock. Everybody plays pranss on them
and in town and country alike the boys
and youag men amu,e themselves oy inr'
ing thss4 officers on fools errands, and
handling liquor behind their backs and
under their loses
The dlspeusary figures Indicate tina; thf
local dispenssries have sold 5000 or J'ht
gallons Of whisky. and certainly twice Is
much has bean sold outside of the diN
sari,s. This Illicit traffic IS ineres Il 3
steadily The con tahaary force has se
cured bat one conviction in 80 proseeu
tons, and has not prosecuted oneln thou
sand Of h. vi,iators of the law.
Il viii require something like stand
/ ing army of spie, 10 maiAtsia the states
liquor monopoly. and these men at =
day and Expenses eat up prrLiS yer!
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No Whales In the Gulf Stream.

1t il remarkable geological, piscatorial
or photographed fact that whales are
never If allowed to follow the dictates Of
their own Wills found within the limits Of
that great ocean river-the gulf stream.
The shrewi Yankee wbalers were the first
to gain an accurate knowledge of the ex-
tent and limits of the great artery which
pulsates between this country and Europe.
this bv studying the habits and haunts OF
the whales. 1t was noted that they were
plentiful northwest and southeast Of Ger
tain we'll defined lines, and that the ''neu-
trail waters were several degrees warmer
than those which, paradoxicai 1t may
sound formed their banks" and bound
aries. Finally it was decided, and rightly.
too. that the non whale producing area was
the gulf streanI.--5t Louis Republic
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WHOLESALE ROBBERY.
Gang of Pennsylvania Railroad Thiev
Found Out and Arrested.

REApvlIfE, Pa, Nov, ga New York
Pennsylvania and Ohio railroad detectiv
has brought 10 light a case of wholesal
car robbery in the city which bids fair Il
rank with the famous Erie robberies OF
few mouths ago. As the elimination o
several weehs' work, the detective ar
rested w W. Mcfarland, brakeman
who squealed on his accompllces. impl
eating q. A .tlbrough, r. b. Mckee
Ere lerick X kelse, Conrad Weitz, c. c
Cu-tard J. A. Buchanan. Jesse Green,
f. Parker and J. II. Bentley.
There are probably Others in the gang
but only Mcfarland, Weitz and Custarr
have been jailei at present. McFdrlan
set fire to his cell in the city jail last night
nd il was found necessary to remoy
hem ali to the county Jail for safe keep
lg n vast quantity of goods has bee
Recovered at two boarding houses, Mrs
al'ck's and Mrs. Alexander's.
The former is suspected, Of KNOWN.
something about TIE operations of tn
gang. Ttcy have been. operating 70
mouths. aui their stealing, viii reach int
tue Thousands The detective describe
he method # the gan 2, who had liscoy
.,ei an in eniou~ way 1T opening car door
&iihout ii uraiag the .ells Anothe
scheme WIS 50 Lang rap, ladder over til
side of the car AMI u1senl the door Will
he train WIS III mo in
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Of AttiIa, king 81 the Huns. IL IL said
fiat his body was placed in three collins
hhe first Of gold. the secold of silver and
the third Of iron All Of his arms, the
trsppings OF his horses and the thousands
of Rieuentos which he had gathered on
his campaigns were buried with him. His
tory further states that '.aIl of the captains
and slaves who were employed to dig his
grave and bury him were put to death, so
that none might betray the last resting
place Of Attiia, the greatest Of the HunA"
st. Louis Republic
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IMPENDING SHakE-uP.
fam asny to Be Reformed and New Dis
trict Leaders Appointed.


trict Leaders Appointed.
NV YORK, Nov 20 The rank and file
81 TammAny are talking very earnestly
ant loudly If an impending shake-up that
/. shortly to lie iuau@urated By Mr., Croker
bat viii produce such Il rafting Of dry
bones us Tammany has but rarely ex-
pericuced during its long and eyentiul
L.8iofv.
The talk Is to the effect that there will
te shake up Of district leaders by which
ri, he weak points in the Tammauy armor
Eiil lie strengthened by the removal OF the
Existing Asaders AID the appointment in
thei- stei. Of men of greater popularity
and influence
Who are the men singled out for de
capltatiuI ~ was asked of one OF the lead
err yr sterday.
Nobody knows" he replied, save Mr..
Croker. and he is not likely to disclose his
plans. should not, however, be surprised
II the men who have been singled out for
retirement are those in WHOSE districts
uti-Tammauy Democratic organizations
1--we arisel In some Of these districts
there is considerable dissatisfaction with
the existing leaders, aud doubtless to this
cause eau be attributed the Detection Of
many Iammanytes and their enlistment
In the ranks OK the independent organizs-
tio"s"
1t IS confidently asserted that when the
Tammany Hall general committee for
next ycar il announced it will contain the
names Of -.'eral well known Republicans,
as well as t. names Of men hitherto iden
titled with the anti'snapper movement.
Colonel Crouger's Republican inves.i-
eating committee will hold its second
NEE ing on Monday. At that meeting the
leaders OF the down town districts will be
| asked to Explain how SO few Republican
votes were returned in number of cleo
| tion districts in the First. Second, Third,
FIFTH and Seventh assembly districts The
lea 'er,' defense will be, so it is said, that
he falling If Of the Republican vote was
solely due TO Democratic intimidation.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-11-27

When a milk diet is prescribed for one
who has an acid stomach, it il often best I,
add little limewater to it. Limewater is
made by turning two quarts of hot water
over piece Of unslaked lime an incl
Square. When 1t is slaked. stir and let il
stand over night. In the morning pour of
as much liquid as is clear and bottle it. To
half pint of milk add from teaspoonfn
to a tablespoonful Of the limewater. Lime
water tablets ready for use are to be found
at most pharmacies. Albumenized milk is
made by putting the whites Of two eggs IN
a glass jar with pint Of milk and shaking
them thoroughly New York Post.
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TRACK AND STABLE GOSSIP.

The Axtell syndicate has about twenty
two ,hr, c-year-olds that ill be set jogging
this winter prep ,ratory to IA course of train
ing next season.
Foster Palmer, an old Maine boy, has
gone to Bellingham, Mass, to reside, at
Lake View farm the former home of Z.
y Virgin, the owner of Martha Wilkes
20s, Charley Wilkes the stallion remains
at the farm. Mr.. Palmer will be remcm-
bered in come ciion with Gideon and Gen.
Knox, having handled them both great
many years.
Monticello is now the proud posscssor Of
one of those elegant French coach horses,
lately imported from France. We under
s,anI that the price paid for him was s25oo.
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PROSPEROUS FiTCaBUaG.
Remand, Upon Her 10 Mot Irjure II
Financial Condition.

rennand- Upon Her DO Mot Irjure Eei
Financial Condition.
FITCHBUEG, Mass, Nov. a6.-The f1nan.
ciaI condition of this city continues ex
eeileut despite the demands that are beinG
made upon 1t i'll number OF ways. 10
he least OF which is the great amount Of
work being done in order to give employ
ment to those unemployed. The city treas
urer has had no trouble in selling larg,
part of the last two issues of bonds Al
good premiums as fast as it was necessary
70 put them cut.
The statement Of the city auditor for tht
II months ending Nov. /, was distribnt. {
Testerda7 TIE figures present the ledger
iuoting-. showing appropriations and r.
ceipts Of $40 $3.50, a I'd uuexpended bal
ances amou ting to Sl04, 1923 There I,
IN amount Of deficit b ,lauces of SIS,
81 40, the largest of which is s47, 3ll.iJ Ut
he new high school account.
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A Eour Story Tunnel.

VI. Hanemann, we'll known Russian en-
eineer, laid before the minister Of public
works at st. Petersburg recently plan o.
tunneling the Neva. The tunnel Is to bt
circular, its diameter being II miles and its
length ls5 miles Altogether the tunnel
would much resemble that under the
Thames NJ Hauemaun intends a four
sorry construction. the upper one contain
ing ducts for electric wires, the second con
tanning passaeeway for pedestrians, the
third a wagon road and the fourth to be
used for rapid electric transit.--Revue Fran
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wari Clarke are noted songsters. Though
personal friends, each regards the other
with secret rivalry. Once after dinner
party where both gentlemen had delighted
the guests by singing. the late attorney
general whispered to IA neighbor:
Capital fellow, Clarke, only he will
sing"
Excellent fellow, Webster" said the
late solicitor general few minutes later
but we all have our weakness, and he
thinks be can sing."-London Tit Bits.
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RANDOLPH.

The friends of Mr.. ard Ms. Hen-y W.
Hurst rendered them a crystal wedding, it
b. ing the 18th anniversary of their mirrisge
1T their home on Windsor street. Thursday
evening. large number of ueighho.s
and friends gathered and besile many pres
ents of crystal, nice easy chair and hsn''-
some pi,no lamp also very fic' silver
cake basket were received. Il freshmen's
and coed tire generally vas enjoyed.
The recipients as well as the guests viii
long remember tire pleasant occs.ion.
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NEW YORK, Nov. Civilian Henry
Camp, son q Hugh n. Camp. the well
as he stepped from New York York and
Northern train at his home at Morris
Heights He stepped from a north bound
train sni failed 70 notice south bound
train witch was due at the station. He
was struck and frigh fully rnangled.
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aEaes the Flalse.


MADRID, Nov. % -Muley Aran ao-
peal-d 30 Gene.al Mscias to grant An In
aeilaite true. thas = courier might have
time to carry the news Of the Spanish
terms 10 Fez Meanwhile yelilla should
be openssi 10 native trade. General
Naeias refused 20 entertain the proposal.
He declares tbss unless SPANS terms
were accepted he would resume shelling
the Riffizn positions Nevertheless be
eventually said he would submit Muiey
Araafs request TO the Spanish government
and
Aueis Its Reply Before Ksopening Fire.
TIE cabines met. considered the matter
and telsgrsphed 10 General Macais TO In
form Araan that Spain would not accept
his proposals.. but would resume opera
tioas' forthwith. holding the Sultan re-
spoasiole for all violations Of the treaty OF
1855, as stated in the notes already adj
dressed u hi, MAJESTY. The Spanish
squadr9n at Algebra, ha. been ordered TO
prUeeed al once 20 Neiilla.
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ON SATURDAY night Frank \. Cofreil IVES
united 10 marriage to Miss Annie Rice
FLYNN of FsiTfi,ll Centre. Mr.. Coz, !! il
enc of the popular and efficient mo'ormer
of the watervil'e aud Fairfield Electric
Railroad and Miss Flynn is the niece Of
Mr.. r. u Rice aud is very est mabic
young lady. Tue young couple will a
once commence ii us,k eping in the CLARK
house on Railroad street. They have the
congratulations of a large circle of friends
sho wish for them long AMI happy welded
IL,
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The dictionaries-eycn those that are es-
pecially devoted to etymolosy to
give any derivation Of the word centaur,
coutenting themselves with origin uuccr
tain cannot help thinking that the old
fashioned suggestion of kcnteo Ito spur
which gives the noun kenter in the sense
of s,imuator tone who applies the spur OF
goadj is not without reason. In that cast
the kentauri would be simply the IIOmeris
"kentores nippon" 'spurrers of steeds, "
and would designate II primitive race Of
horse tanners and riders. In Sicaprla's Lex
icon, however, the word aud its deriyative,
are included under tauros 04atin taurus, q
build, and the explanation makes the cen
taurs simply mounted OK goaders. or. In fa
miliar modern language, cowboys
Though the shape Of the word is against
This etymology, it long found favor will
scholars and has also some share of proba
bility Montreal Gazette.