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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-06-06
THE STATE OF TRADE.

IovDoS June mC0lsos opened az get for and !
United states FTeiweuy bonds zoos Old slt
ISIS 9i Territories New Ewes 89 Ee Railway shares, 4t
PAEfs jane 5-s. mr. eutes opened al 36f 85c
ITFRpooL June m-Cor1a opened quet' MddlHg Up
lands. gtt. Orleans Si094L
IvERPooL Jane 81 z-Cott0n dull but quotations
changed.
PAR1s June $50 ,. m.-Rentes. ST. lOc
LONDON maso.s Tor money u Tor the account,
Ere RailWav
fdvERPooL Juue o. m-Saes Of Cotton shipped from savan
rsh or Charleston deliverable l3lCd and from the
uorts d. verabs and August 56i Breadufs dull
Bacon per CIV Cumberland Cu Beef - uerce for New
Lard. IS per evil -.
LoNDoS Juue .-Conso closed t92 money and 92l for
United bonds 1905 Sal Fes
S9i
LIVERPOOL June motion closed dal Miiding Uplnnis,
ED Mddng Orleans ia The Of the day have been lg0O
hae including Tor and OF the sales 80
a. Ss-s o. shipped from savannah
Charleston deivcabe June July, Al 6L Refined Petroleum
Isl 3l4id per gallon.
LoNuoS, jane a-raiow. 20 per cwt
LONDON, J-Evenng Iluseei OIL, &30t IS p
LIvERP0OL JuDe 5-EFenHg % = Tor short Rib
biildlsA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-06-06
COTTON MARKETS

NoRFoLK June 5-Coton firm Low Mdihngs If net ps
58 eporseoaswise 04o baesi saies Nv baes & ~
bales ,,.-,- -4... ost
MENPHiS June 5-Cosion arm MlnG, 707tei receipts 90
bses: shipments bales; stock 1901 haea ..- ,e
WrLNtSGrOS 5-CottUn duc mdngSi lJei uet ieoP "
Is bales: 2sJJ bales
baltimore b-Coon quiet Miidhngs, Ec eApoW-'~''
WISE 2O0 bales; stock. Aba bales .oo
CINCINNATI. June 3Coan STEADY hiddhngS lote iep W.
shipments. 30 bales; stock II SOB bales go ,oa,o,..
NEw.w1gANs June 5Cotton-pennd hght Mddngs gglstci
net receipts 7 bales: bales expoooaSwise 80 bales
sales last evening 500 bales; stock 8Abas o9ies
ST Lou jane unchanged; Low Mdahng lci
receipts IS bales; shipments 398 bales. 800 sal,
sAyANNGH &-Cotton but little doing; Mddngs iic
net receipts 81 oae sales lao bales: stock 1884 bales -
BOsToS. June 5Coton dnl; Mddhus, sle net recePS II
gross s. bales; sales l25 bales; stock, 1000 bales
June 5Cotton quiet Mdhgs, lBc net reopS
bales; sales. bales: stock. h. O3 bales 49,
5COtun good demands hiddhngs A'Be
receipts 1873 bales; shipments 21J bales. .
LOUISVILLE A-C0tiOn unchanged; Mdng hc receipts
SO bales; shipments 79 bales -,.,
MoBLE quiet hr1n Low Mddhngs lo0oici
Mddugs lTlc bales; expos-O the continent
205 bales; q haes sales 800 bales stock le' Dae
PHILADELPHIA. June 5-IOton quiet Middng lStc - -,
GALvEsroy 5COttontostmae1 receipts Nv cafes
stock. 46g bales.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-06-06
Goal, &c.

GOAL. SO so; WOOD, S1s per cord, put IN
Tho eeart PEI allowed 90 purchaser once
85i hrtbse Yard Ksvenhaye, between FoHJah and foF
sIih-stA
CDiONSON a. ECCLEST0N, dealers IN LIE
- hrb Locust Mountain and Coal Funaee Crate, and
q a' pounds SCREENED so
Office 50 Wett r dfs Branch OLce 900 West Twenty hrdsl
Yard, go and "a West Fong aee1ulst
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-06-06
HORSE and CARRIAGE MARKET
Ngw-YoRK. Thursday. June 8, 1873.

NEW-YoRK Thursday. June 8, 1873.
The horse market shows a decided improve
inent In the demand for prime truck horses OF the
heaviest Kind valued at from $500 TO $3.50 head The
comparatively high figure at WHOM WORK horses OF tins
class are held are owing the necessity OF their being
OF unreasonable sOundness. with plenty Of bone and
MUSCLE and not under 1900 pjuads in weight They
des lined for brewers wagons cecars and other heavy
vehicles and to their lot falls the hardest work during
the hottest season Common work horses continue TO
meet with fair sales at prices and the market
for pleasure moderately active, with no special
feature o. note.
Sales by auction tomorrow (Fridayl the 6th inst.
At 1880 a. m. az the Horse Mart OF Mr.. Arch.
Johnston, in East Tirtccnthsi, near University place
At y o'clock regular sem-wceEy sale at the Horse
and Carriage Auction Mart OF Mr. Wm. Van Idsse, IN
East ThIrteeuth-st., near FJurtn-aye.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-06-06
felp manieo-- mIIe5.

LILY
GENTS and GYMNASTICS WANTED-To
~ sell the original HOWE sgN ISG MACHINES Ire fol0wag
terrors New or CIV D0ok,n Long Island Liberal
INK HOWE MACHINE COMPANY, % Ba1d-st
JUST ISSUED, ''" 'i s. @5 .' 1l. interest and
The Great Riots Of New York,
from he Slave Riots q colonial times % The ora9s 10 O. , by
Hon T. lla ey, the dist g1shef author OF sacred h"lh i
illustrated - Con,lH'ng On he &c aeaanns o.
me SlaJs R0i..........I1e TIE Flour h,of...-...l8
Nsgro RIOT ........i7l fs0r plt0e ROk.........l81
Dosfgrs POiics Riot
Elefign ROL.......E3 DcId R1btt Ri0i.,.......l33I
1888 Rrefd R0 ia1t
FOais EiOt .......lI3 Drag RIOT 1ls
Cutters R.Oi.....l8jJ orange RiJt....' .'.49V
Orrngs RIOT ..-......l84l
AGENTS WANTED. Z. B. TREAT, 80 BroaiTay " T.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-06-06

Receipts- bills Four 1000 bush Wheat 1000 hasa Corn
IS go hu-h Oats leo Cattle and leo Hogs ~ =,
TOIED0, June AFlas dull Wheat declined lG1e slss 20
White Wshash White Michigan, 81 - AMBER nn-
iran Al Sd So SPOT or seller jane 81 550sl ~ seller July
81 5iads So buyer Juv; Amber Illinois ~ o. 10 10,
SIS No Red 81 So No. d. 81 Corn actve Declined ,o
q Hsh Mixed az c cash seller gunei 4i @,S b
44a44ic seller seller bptenaeT tfe
Mixed dAlc Yellow. &c. Oats quiet At se or 30 - -
Tor Fghts-ro BgBao, 4ci to oswego i' "a N n
and Wheat Reoeipts-I Four 1900 bush wheat
Corn and 3O0J bush Data ShpmentsiOy oo~ fOu'
90 bush Wheat and 5000 bush OasA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-06-06
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

PEI NoTlE V11115 1Hd HdIIT0dda
yuSE pke Ashes Copper pkgs Besw1 IS bses
Broom Corn ~ Cot % pkgs Dne Frat 22o 6b Egs,
Beans bh. Four go lbl Meal 25 bags do 2o
bush 24 800 bu,h Oats 6y bush Rye,
MALI Hops SCI Hides 25 bdh Hides
81 bales Tow, 96 SIDES Leather 100 hb OIL 45 bos hosn ~
80 Batter paRs Cheese. l3 pgs Grease 2J pkg Tai
low, 81 pkgs Sea1n, l3 pkss starch ~ pigs eei l0 mus
Tobacco. "a pkgs no., ~ bales COL 81 bbs Whisky.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-06-06
Chances Tor Business men

A LADY ARTIST who has made and invested
"A ten thousand dollars her IA monopoly wants three
housinl immesiel fortune 20 Investor Principals oae
answered. Address ARTIST, p o. Box t71, New-York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-06-06
Doaro ano Rooms.
5ituations Danteo--m alrs


CO.ECEZuE.r.
A SWEDISH MAN wants q situation as
"a COACHMAS IN private hmlT Best CITY reference Call or
sdlress 10 a lhirtieth-st, private stable
NOACHMAN and GROOM-By q young
" American Thoroughly understands aiag and driving horses
garden and 10 general about
ia0ua Can be at CARPENTERS, lJ3
West Eleyonth-st siEih-av
.nHSCELL.z.VEC
DAKER and C0NFECTI0NER in Hotel,
ID summer-houss Restaurant BY sweie aged q yer who
understand al bunches 81 bis business Apply at CAR
PBNTERS l33 West lith-st cor 6ih-iVe.
EARMW DIRK and USEFUI4-By a respectable
Young Man. aged p who can do al branches Of Fam
and driving horses, milking, &c good
1913 West i4ta 6aye
THE YOUNG MEMS CHRISTIAN ASS0CI
ALTON requests and business generally who
Bookkccpers Entry erks. Porers ke 70 apply 8,
WIN. LEE co Chanan &c, TEentr-trist cot fourihay
TTSEFUL GARDENER, &c.-By a respect
Z able mau rest recommended do an KINDS N
gardening; milk Tor AMI drive hIs e. moderately
best Can be CARPENTERS, Ia West Iith
ST., 9Th ave.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-06-06
nlathluern.

DOPER two-horse CALORIC ENGINE, in
Ai'' rae ''l' W" 'B4RsEs 4 MAETIss &c coriandtst
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-06-06

GeIp mauteo--femalrs.
XVANTED-TwO healthy, strong WOMEN,
~ 10 - years experienced Russian turkish BATH shan
steady e really good AaadA Apply n m 81
West Ah-,t
NVANTFD-A German girl, who can speak
English T. do the HOGsEWORh Of anrh American ffmy
Al Rutiefuri PARK j. 40 minutes from Newlok Lerenee
re1urd Address J. y. B.. Weekly Tribune
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-06-06
5alrs on CANNON

Jalfs % AHIIIuH
A. MgHwrs,
DY BANGS, MERWIN q Coz 65G Broadway
ID nesr BondL-saes WORKS ofA Faner Gooes Fa'
tured Sc -,
FRIDAY Al n m Portraits KngrAyngs several
bgsrd pant large portion Of which Drama and 70
the Departments Americana, CskshankaHa shakeapenanh &e
WILLIAM ELLIOTT, Auctioneer. - SUM
w MIR PLOWERISG PLANTS WINS, &c, ~ Ausuon on
FRIDAY. Gti inst. At II a. NJ, At No. 10 DcI-s-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-06-06
90 Uhom II MN Concern

90 Uhom II ma1 0onrern
GENTLEMAN and WIFE desire to take
"A charge Of dwelling during Summer or for longer ume
rsonrei; give city Address r. D. u Box 4uo
Tribune Once
CEO. ID. LYBRAND has never been con-
" neciei We e public not 20 eset I'm on
oa hLmhNDOuT a. LiD"AND'
Chicago, NAY g. 1879
TTHE CTOTHTNG CLERKS and SALES
Il MINIS EARLY CLOSING ASSOCIATION Of this CITY would
earpesy urge the citizens short hours Of bune 10 patron
lie onv to Clothing Houses that closed al p N LAT Of Ehe
Is herewith published:
DEVfIN q Co 258 md $50 Broadway.
J. NJ VARIAN & SON. 20 B0rerr
BROKAW BROS IS Fourh-Ave.
TRAPHAGEN, HUNTER Co., 400 BoWeJ'
j. II. WHITE. II FOnrih-ave
BROOKS BROS, a kasi tourteeuipb-
p q. BARNUM Co, lJ3 Chahan
n. HUBBARD MILLER IouHh-aVe
O. A. HUNTER, 29l B0Eer.
L. CONKLIN g. Co.. 10 Foufh-aTe
G. NJ CHURCH, 1n Chahsms-
WM. NJ. BANKS p Bower.
e. ENRICH a Co., l2J Ohataam-st
HAVILAND, COMBS l. Co.. 2 bosery.
BALDWIN IIE CLO lhlEk. Broadway and Canal
LACY Il Co. Broadway and TWehh-st
LOBDRLL. TINSLY & Co, l,lBO brosdWlT
CLEMENS n Co. Broa1vay and j Felith-st . -,
II. PLOhsKY. 7i3 broadway. J. H. OSihuhi seerearN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-06-06
5ituations Uauteo--fem
msETRESsEs.

W.FETRESSES.
A RESPECTABLE young German girl wishes
n taaton 10 private tlmy atcliss wAII kkss wiling
ami bnT and of city references no objections 70 Ae
eonntrr Can be iJ5 6hlve. lover DING sloreE
A RESPECTABLE young swedish girl wishes
n sa.fOn As WAITRESS in private family ma good rsis
s,es. ing and obNngs no o1ron to TIE country unaerstands
her bne thoroughly Can a. S SHAVE lover s 'ofe
.wISCELL.g.rBOUS
DpOoKTyN RESIDENTS can obtain SERV
ID ANTS or tv and eounrv Al tue BROOKLYA EMPLOl hES
BUREAU % Conco near Fplt0n. Managed By 2ae% as ~ ~
b. successful operation over Two years ~
Hvahis, monthly ami Eetaarses supplied ----
COLORED RELIEF ASSOCIATION. ,-,
~ Rooms Teuth-st formerly Bible llouseL se'ea c''
from the Souri, today
COLORED SERVANTS.-Hotel.C COOKS (wocs-
" ana meal constantly hand CHANBs.lALDs w az
TRESSES, LAUNDREs supplied the hortess Ao1oo -
sIMMS'S Sc ec ARcucg, no $40 SiKth-ave
GERMAN SERVANTS for all capacities,
" capable and trus'worhv constantly oun a. 3l BoTe ca
trance on Blee cker-si Mrs. LOWE
The Huntington argus. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1872-1905, 1873-05-24

lrrs .iFRniss-A Boston rorr,.rc,,d-
= q " a. w. i'r~-erf. tb,l- .l.-~ril.-- r,,,..
.i''-u'ii"r " true bravery ~h'eh o,...nrr,d ar,
J. 'sr'i 1he tnnArl sisan~hip Ru.sis az, h.-
it-i r"ra,e iro'n New York tn Liy.r,.a',I
4, haiiIa-' iva O clock oa IA. nf,ern,.,n
81 Ia--'isy. 50 Of April. one OF the sailors
suile rs-iins -sil-, made a m,s-t.n ana
So overheard Ia ~. n Y,ii ,.r,.,,,,. a,,,,
t'~ go o" i.in &, yer. h,-n, Lut the sailur',
''''''nrii'ir. io.-i'h 30 ebh INSTANTLY ran Ia
'hc strrh OF 'hv -hip sni l-a,.ed into the
s''er l-iic Daos- ~rrr thnpNn ,,ut, siea,,,
shot o'i, aud %. 49, than three tninurc. ,
l'''--'-''t iancFrt, With thv ihiri officer .u,!
F''ittnt"rr cr~w The sailor ub, Tell
''''~'" ST r.''ild not IL hsuud. rtd p,s.,
h'Ne -u'k ahen lac fir-l struck The s,t.r
irr halt hosr's .etr.a Wrhh was ,,i,k
e ul Icy the bost a,d brvacht ,.n ,,,,ri
l~r~on IN shore ,asn handy oompr.hrnd
'Hy u"~ BRAVERY which inspired TIN mnn
iv'P it'iO thc nigh waves iro.n A steam
e- r"n"ing at tie rat ct fourteen knm.
w. 80 The recipient ni handsome uar,r
'''N 'r~ Passengers. and will reeve
I'D n'rIai 'rp'u tar liyai Humane Soei-
-
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1873-07-02

In 81 interesting letter from India
10 the Syracuse Courier, : e0-respon-
Ge1t. siyaiag TIE initials aN. z. g
SAYS You have a. heard of the
Ps-sees- They a-e the JeEsof Bon
haT- They are race thai was ex-
ellGsd from Persia, as The Jews have
been from msny countries Here
they located They are very indus
uious, and are pecaliar People -
They are the traders. They bay and
sci TIE eo.ea Tbsy are The bcok-
srs, the nOosy-leaders and sAaEeEs
They never niagis with ethers They
have their sxa Schools. Aa3 4 their
war are hixhiy eSi1csied They take
care of their own peer They have
great wealth, and have elegant villas
On Malober Hill. tie most sashicaa-
be part Of the CITY They drive
splendid boyses and ride in elegant
carriages II the ladies' ans. children
appear on the street. thew are dressed
IN six I Derer saw children - eie-
gansiv dressed anywhere else
Nsnv CT the y0Qng ladies ara very
beagsi;al- but are never allowed . re-
ceive visits from asy b1t Ihose Of
their oxa race. Tksr are Esnd Of
aaaseMents- zad hare > theatre Of
their Ovn- Thew are f-e-E0rship-
persL When the labors Of the day
are 0Ter they are seeu along the
shs7es of the seA, facing the setting
sun, with their hands elAsped, repeat
ing their prayers They have very
peculiar notions Of life, ba; their Gem
ets-y i more peculiar stiil Il i diE
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1873-07-02

A E0arisnIag Joiot sto-k e1nuau-
has inst been Tsand ID IN h1ssse1
which FOR the simpsicitv q its szfa5-
l8z has r7TelT tosn ezeeeSed eve. .,
this SIDE % the water The couosu~
c17sisssd . t7T0 su+srvrisioz xersls-
neB. whs derived ttsIr di~id.ads not
iro1 iaFsstlnE tteiF easa espiszL bsr
from the 5Be imposed syoz one EezB-
osr q The sr1 O aeco11- q i1f0r-
-lztiou furnished b the Otber L
appears that the Metropolitan Board
q Works. z-ievo-sIv troubled wi;b
TIE lad eo1dRe- u eOarss-ors = a.
losing their men 70 DEPOSIT street
mud N The nearest sewer, lad pzssed
q regulation ylTiny two pozads a1d
ten shillings % s1v iaiormer furnish
inz sIch evidence - should cad %
TIE prosecution aza eo1vierio1 4 Per
-sa- eassss 81 tse. szssse- os Ss1-
Firtion the fne szs usually been tel
sbiHI3-z On tbs simple bass the
tao petty Snaacers erected theI-
structure. One q them committed
TIE o1ease, ard the o.ke- gave the
iBf0-uz-iou- TIE 0Eeader vas fined
ten shilE3gs. The f7e paid. the Two
stockholders declared . diTids2d q
Two pounds, q which esch coosoi-z-
tor hsd po11d . himself By re-
pezGng TIE operation II d=srsa: dis-
tricts Of he city tie txo zen for
s0ne weeks ezrze6 Z s1.Gsat ETeii-
hood; but uahaYpily The Psz1 vas
eetected- and a. . reDed- sgzi1s-
fraud fhe Board q Works reduced
TIE i1oruer-s fes % ten shliIazs.
which Isf 10 uzryia fsr p-oit
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1873-07-02

Eou iss. mzss2 Moss nsber tEks
bout Be -xine 10 hab al desc com-
aoslzti0oers; dis make me tax 'oolf
Joseph II dc Egypt And 4fieE No
ses had poured fen blessings sPoa
Gel {, and biddiz- him . warn
sdieu, and requested him - give his
love and farewell 70 his mistress, the
children. and az the servants, be fol-
lowed Nr b - the store, 10 enter
Gpoa the functions 0. hIs aew ozzee.
The ret1-n Of the schooner brought
70 Moses bis wife and children
Eariy the next spring. a. Mr T.
Was one Gsv standing az the sore
door, be saw msa bapilg uPoa The
wharf from The deck Of The Fsssel, sad
walked b9rridIv toward The store-
BE soon recognises hin a. Colonel C.
They e1ehaRg ged salgtatio1s- and %
TIE ColoDeFs inquiry after Moses,
Mr- 3. replied that be vas up stairs
measuring grain, and Invited nm 70
wax I'd and see hin Sooa Mr. 3. :
attention was arrested bF very e0I-
fused noise above He listened and
heard al unusual -huEHin- O. feet
some one sobbiag violently, ard some
one talking vsry hurrialT and when
he reflected on Col c. movements,
and the peculiar expression q his
eountenance, ke became alarmed
and determined 70 20 Up and see
what was trAnsplrln--
When lie reached The head &
tie stairs be x2s startled u seeiny
Moss IN the Middle u The for down
gpon cae k1ee. Rith bis arm around
C0I0nel l. : waist. and taking mast
rzuidsv. while tie Coi0lel stood
weeping aHdibIy- 50 sosa a. the
CeIsnel could sHEeiea-ly e0uroll
lis feelings. he t0ld NJ E. that be
had never beea able - free himself
from the influence Of Moss prayers.
ard that Ga-ing the past year e z2d
as wife and children had ben coz
ver1ed 70 God
Moss responded -Bress God MzS-
"a c, doe | way Up he2, l 1ebber
fo--it you II nv prsysrs / olles P1I
de ole n1ssa s5Ge Dc new o1e- B-es-
God, dis make Moses tink zb91t Jo-
seph n De EyyPt sgzin-
TIE Colonel then stated 70 Nr 3.
Iha- his object II coningt0 Baltimore
vas % bur Moses ard his family
baek again Bzt Mr. B ASSURED
hin tRaf was oat of TIE question f1-
be could not part with hin; zad be
intended 20 msaumi- Moss and rs
wife =; f3rty. add bis children a
thirty years Of aga
Moses xas aOt far wrong IN his
reference TO Joseph- Fer Eben Jo-
seph was s3ld into Eyyy1, God over
ruled il 70 his good: and he obtained
blessings that were far beyonG as ez-
peclztioas; - with Moss, joseph
eEs.ently proved the inst-glelt Z
Gods bands. 0f saving the lives q
those xho sold hin- Moss proved
TIE instrument 4 Gods hands, q
SAVING the mans soal Tho sold hiE-
Old Noses i stiH living: az6 81
present occo8piss comfortable house
Of his oEn, and i dong vel f0r
be-h worlds
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1873-07-02
Hs. Mark Twain cot a seat

Il new Iocal uagzzizs-tRe
G5o5s, Published IA B1Eal0- Z TIE f5l-
loving remiai=esace Mzrk Txai1's
brief editorial career n thar civ:
No nan is1ests lsters more than
NJ. Clenne1s. and &ssEre6lv 20 nan
cogld BE I8cre pitiless 4 his ueat-
rsent Of b0res He w4s vigorous II
his de11nciati0ns O. that class O. peo-
ple who ainllssslv and i1p-adenIiy
iuirRde their constant p-esenee n a.
editorial rom One incident vii
perhaps. bear relatia-. showing how
he oace rebaked 3 parry o u1s1sSIrezi
visitors Arriving 81 Lis O5rs one
evening ab5at = O'eloek- BE f57nd i
fal q mea-zl strangers % hin
They had apparently taken ful Pos
session OF the r0om- Some were
smoking and some had their feet I'D
On TIE rAbBe. AID every chair "a the
room was occupied With . look q
disgust, M CIemneas hesifatsd for
= moment in the doorway, and then
n hEs Pecl-11r way sad
is tbs the editorial ron oftbe
Express
Yes si-,H promptly ehgrused the
asseubiage
~H-u,is It customary f1r the
editors 70 - down. guestioaed The
h1noris-
Yes certainly 70 be sure. -
were the replies Of TIE puzzled suo-
kers
why Do y0u ask s.id o1z Al
las
Because, slowly en11cizted Nr
Clemens, Il au o1e of The editors q
the E-p-sxs, and Il occurs 70 re
that | ought 70 have ! seat
II Al instant every chair vas "a
Gated. and the men, somewhat ab2sh-
ID, attempted 70 laugh tbe matter z
By sayine, ~Ah, NJ Clemens, ihat
WIS neat. witty d usual etc- sse-
bat there Was something II TIE
joker's eve thz- quickly tod then
he was II 10 joking frame O. mind
- that moment Ater that loaters
were rather shv Of Mark Twain
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1873-07-02
OLD n OSH
A Sssry 81 Twenty Year. ago.

NJ Z Wzs s great merchant IL
Baltim0re- One morning Is he was
passing ever TIE vessels that l2y q.
The wLzrf, he stepped uyoa the deck
0f oae. al The stsra u which be - y
5 negro sitting. whose detected coaa-
teaaHce gave sare Indications of dis
ress. He 2eoossei him with:
Hey NJ mzn. wh&i ) the nat
Ter
The negrc Fitted up his eyes and
looking :; NJ B., replied:
Al, ussss. I'se in great trouble.
Whzt about r
Case. T=e fstebed up here to be
sold-
What fof. Was; hare yoa beea
doing Hare yea bssen stealing CT
did y0a rua away
Ne. 10, mzssa hone . dat It's
t.skase / doa't Eind de aades--
What kind oforders =
Wei. nassz stranger, VII tel
yea M&ssa Villain VERY s4rict
man. and a VERY nice man. too. and
eiserv BODY II de psaee got 70 mine
hin zad break frew De rule. bas /
disln-i tend to break dc ruIe, doe:
forget myself, and | get too kigh
1t l. far getting druzk. then, Is
t,-
-Db E.a ssb aet dat nafasr-
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NO. 3.

ferent fTGm al otbers. We made a
visit - their oemeterr. 1ot kaoEin=
AZ the time thai % o1e Ess slinl7tte,l
Il i large track On the b.: part q
Nalober hT- L ! very vzIz4l1s
now. iEt i vas purchased msay
wears ayo. We made application az
the gate for admisz;sn. and were re-
fused
We appealed 70 = yoaag Parse
yho hsppeced % be pzssing He
was dressed n six and Terv gentle
manly in his sPpesraDce He szid
ibai 10 Europeans we're admitted.
We tod him We we're lot Europeans.
o1t ADereAns- He sad De would
- very h2PPy . obfge Americans,
bGI eould not, but Cd consent thzt
We should 20 up the rad outside TIE
inner val and have q vIex OF the
eity and bay The sentinel toes us
sl01E TIE winding road, and a raoee
giTea . hin acted Ike 8 chz-a- l.
1pened al the -s1es zni pzssed the
police There were 10 Parsees u
slgLt = stand Z cur E.v. aad ze e.
tered TIE prohibited iaclosu1es Tkese
g-9z1ds z7e surrounded bv : val
twenty feet high, and have been used
i3r great number q years by this
strange people. There are 70 uouE-
meats in the cemetsrv. There are
three round towers about fttv seet n
dianetsr, zad sfiy % sky feet high.
On TIE top q these t0Eers ! Al i-0a
Erate-
The dead are b-ought % the gate
sn1 delivered 70 tie prie-ts. a73 the
f-ieRds depart The priests prepare
the oorpse, zld lsF IL 90 the crate.
and L / devoare1 by TIE vul1u-es,
and tie bones drop through tie crate
int1 Ihe eharneI house below These
towers. o. wants. are called he
ToEers Of SLe1a-- We sax hun
E-e-s C v1lc1-eS sitting % these
towers. and the sentinel tod = that
tLev would .ske al Tie flesh f-ou 1he
oo2eS @ 8 c0-pSs = - 151- We
asked Why these toEsrs, The SCI
the. p0i1Iia< . one. said Parse
wiki plenty q money pat there: %
s1gtaer, Pzxsee AKA bGt LIKE pz1
there and The other. Parse with
70 money pat there The sentinel
sad Wien : corpse I placed @ the
--1-r. TIE s-Tifs ard ao5se q tie vu-
taEes : f-iyhrf1l. snd could be heard
i0r l01- distance Ns saw tbose
Towers q SileEz- r zni % not care
. BE a1F nearer
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Do lot step 70 teH s.orses n 61si-
1esS Eoors-
II yoz have . plsce Of basinessb D
round tbe1e whea wanted
Ns nan esa s=t rica by sitting
roE1c stores an6 zl0ozs
Nersr fooiT in h1slzess rGrsrs.
Have 0roer. system. regularity, lb-
erslIEy aud pr9np<ae=.
Do not neidle win business rou
kaoE nothing of
NeFer b1y a article vOa Go no-
Iced, Simply beczase II = cheap .1d
re Dz1 Who sellS i VIZ take i Oh
n trade
Trade L ms1ev.
step EeoG.i1g n Other atsi-E-
Strive = sroi9 szrd words sud
perssnzHties
Dc n0t kiek sTHrv stone n theDsth.
More mixes e2n b made IN dsv bT
gong =seeciiy onward
Pay 81 VOC 20
4 Esa Of koaor rrDec-s his E7rd
g h1S Do1c
Aid but neTsr seg
Hep 0rhsrs Ebea y0a CAL bet
1eTsr give wbzt v31 cannot s=o-1.
simply beezzse Z : fszEionable-
Lean g sav 70 No zeeeszizT
c. swapping L CIT d0z fssbi0u- b1t
sAF Grnly and respectfully
Have but fE< c01Sdests, tie few
g ne be-ssr.
Use yoar oEa b-si1s rzttsr shza
the~e ef-C-ters
Lean . think ri act ~ yez--
seE
Be Tizilz1-
Do Tot ts-tle.
Keep rather zb-zd than beAio6 IL
EC@-
Reader III sa. thiz, a1d Z thg-e y
foliy Il tEe srZzlsa-- 81 e kaO<
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4 grocer had posnd q sugar ~
turned, vish q nose ssFiag, Too
1nch sand fo- table 1ss, x,d 1ot e.
oogh for binding v1-poses-
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