The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1876-06-09
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next thing thni vii strike yen Il that
II Il maeli Warmer ~ shnrr Than on
hoa'sl. and ,an vii naturally lus ~
your umbrella III stn sAnntrf after
your youthful guile Samn II 'hn
streets, ssu vii h surprised Il ind.
have neither doors lit windows. for
the best ,lw. .iling. houses are built
around an olsen raiii the windows,
or rather nir.heirs, ulen IN Il Tint.
They nre hullt un I'll. haat at.r,ssi~ting
principle. the walls hcing mans feet
thick. and ~ solid masonry; every iloor
even l. of great thickness. and com.
posed of wood and stones and lime; /;
and the roof itself i flat. and forms a
delightful retreat In the cool III tho
day. when the sun l. getting low In
the horizon, and the gloaming breeze
begins to blow. Th" shops nre moro
open sheds. whore. amid his wares,
sanafs the Hin.pn nr Bantam mcr-
chant. calmly chewing opium, Or
smoking his hulhic-hubhlc. II YOU
need dreffcshment yau can haycit nt tho
frnit-stalls; rine.arrlrs, manso.ss. cit
ron-, oranges lonnlocS. gunsaS, green
coconnnts. anything. In fact, except
apples nnd soosehcrrics. The streets
are narrow. winding, ami quaint, and
some OF them. the bazaar for instance,
very picturesque. They are crowded
10 excess With Arabs, lsanians, Him.
docs. p,r-ians, Samali Indians, aud
slaves of every sort AMI shade; hut
tho atmosphere Is not such NJ that
which ho,crs round Rimmcl's y shop In
the Strand, especially near the fish
market. which Ii Devoted principally
tosharks and hlnr-hnitlc flies. Many
strange sights I'll 8 "a .oa ar. In tho
midst uf savage though peaceful
people.
|, IL treat to watch the gollsmiths
at work, "a The sanau! u!-malsors, or toy
manufacturers and II IL grrut treat
10 see q lnrseo school. The school.
room Ii II raised open she'd; the schul-
ars. to the number of forty. fifty, or
more. all squat on the floor, each
holding II camel's shoulder blade bone
BY May " slate, then they arr such
sMsetly, pretty children, dressed In
little jackets and thrnusers IL r.d, vel.
low, and green silk, with long, dark
hair, and loving eyes, TINT You cum.
not help lansing 10 admire them.--
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