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FOOD FOR VULTURES.
HOW THE PARSEES DISPOSE OF
THEIR DEAD.

A Methodist Missionary Describes a
Strange Burial Rite-A Visit to the
Towers of Silence.
NEW YORK, June 2S.-Attending the
great Methodist conference in this city was
one who sailed from these shores for India,
afair-haired youth fresh from his studies, and
who now returns gray and grizzled vete-
ran. His three and twenty years of christian
work in India he laughingly comparesto the
''three years In Arabia of the apostle Paul
Just now this exile's talk is about our big
things" so much so that it is hard to get
him to tell about tie big things in far-oY
India, of which we have all heard so much,
and yet know so little. Almost every day
he makes an impromptu excursion to some
point of interest in New York, or its envir-
ons.
81 have just come" said he, the other
evening, from your great city of the Dead
Greenwood Do you know that some
how, while there, my thoughts strayed
back to an eventful day in my life when
visited the sacred burial place o. the Parsee
dead on the heights of Malabar Hill, some
distance out of Bombay. mean the Towers
of Silence had heard so much about this
strange resting place that my curiosity was
aroused to know what it was like. But l
soon found out that it was almost lmpossi-
bic for one not follower of the great pro-
phet Zoroaster to ever gain admittance in
side of these towers.
This strange sect, the Parsees," he con-
tinued, ''are so scrupulous in their ceremo-
mails and customs, and SO strict in their OBJ
servance of their rites, that you can readily
see how reluctant they would be to allow an
outsider, especially one who was teaching
the doctrines of Christ, to observe the ritual
they practice. Yet the very mystery of the
thing piqued me, and made up my mind
that SOME timc should at any rate see the
outside of the Towers Of Silence, even if
did not see the inside.
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the earth. Accordingly, no dead Parsee is
laid in the earth, but his body is exposed to
all the fowls of the air, to more quickly re-
turn to the dust and the clements from
which it came. Here in the centre Of our
Tower" you see deep well, down which
we put together the dry bones of all the
dead-men, women and chrilden, rich and
poor, great and small. For the dead there
can only be equality
we next went to what Is known as the
,House OF Prayer'-a low stone arched
building with colonnades all around. This
is the house where the friends of the de-
ceased remain while the body is placed on
the Tower 1t is here that the sacred fire
burns day and night, year in and year out,
always watched by faithful priest whose
duty it is to feed the flames with precious
wood. The air in this House of Prayer is
thus redolent with the pungent aroma OF
sandal-wood. The corpse bearers live sep
arate from the outer residence, and after
each funeral they go to the bathing-house,
change their garments, and purify them
selves from the deiilement Of having touched
the dead. just as we were on the point OF
taking our leave. saw a small procession of
whiterobed figures marching over the mar
row stone bridge to one Of the Towers and
disappear in the small square opening in the
wall. Ny companion must have seen the
procession; for l noticed that his whole de-
meanor perceptibly changed, as with bowed
head he told me that burial would take
place only at sunrise or at sunset. Suddenly
the place seemed to be astir with life
and motion. The tall palms shook as under
a sudden gust of wind The black bodies
on the trees, hitherto motionless, raised
their heads, spread out their wings, and
with whir and whiz swooped down like
avenging furies on the top OF the Tower
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THE INTERIOR OF A TOWER OF SILENCE
"My desire was gratifed in very unex-
pected manner. | had been the means of
rendering a favor to an intelligent and we'll
educated Parsee gentleman living IN Bom-
bay, between whom and myself there spraDg
up quite feeling of friendship. When
thought that l could safely make my re-
quest, l made known to him my desire to
visit the Towers He said that he would
see whether he could obtain permission for
me from the priests who guarded the sa-
cred portals There thematter dropped. | did
not hear from him for some weeks, until one
day he came to me saying that permission
had been granted and that we must be ready
to start the next morning.
81 shall never forget" continued he, 1.-THE
hot, cloudless day that we drove in our
cloSely-curtained vehicle, or ghdrry, out of
the dusty, noisy streets of Bombay to the cool.
cool, shaded and silent place Malahar Hill.
Unless you have seen the tropical luxuriance
Of Mother Earth, you can have only faint
idea of our journey through the rich groves
Of palms, and beneath the arches formed by
the boughs of the brightly colored trees.
When we finally reached the Parsee enclosure
! was on the Qti Uive to notice everything
around me. / confess that | somewhat was
taken back at the appearance of the things.
The whole place seemed a veritable garden
OF the dead. Here jasmine, crimson hybls-
Gus and beautiful roses were spread in be-
wlldering profusion about the walks lead
ing to the entrance, The heavy languid air
was filed with the most fragrant odorS and
the sweetest perfumes. | could hardly be-
lieve that l was in a burying ground. AT,
ter alighting from the gharr'y, we assembled
the low stone stone steps which led TO
closed iron gate. My friend showed our
permission to the old and venerable Parsee,
who threw open the gate, and in few mo
ments we were within the sacred precincts
One of the first things that l noticed, as
gazed around, was some five or six solid
looking circular buildings, perhaps eighteen
or twenty feet in height. The walls of these
structures were built of heavy blocks OF
stone, and covered with a kind Of white Gem
ent or plaster. The buildings themselves
stood in shallow moat, surrounded by tall
palm trees, heavy bushes OF various KINDS,
and heritage growing wild and unculti-
waited. These then, were the famous Tow
ers of Silence. Truly they were well named.
Save for the clicking of our shoes on the
smooth stones, the fltful swayinR to and FRO
OF the branches of the tall palms, and the
occasional Tapping of wings by crows ana
vultures on the trees, not sound was
heard in the languid, breathless air. The
hot tropical sun beat heavily down on the
bare white walls, and everywhere stiffness
and silence reigned supreme. could not
help but notice the sharp contrast between
the beautiful beds of flowers in front OF the
other buildings, and the wild growth round
. the Towers.'n
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Although could not see thedreadful sight
/ knew that these birds Of prey were doing
their ghoulish work of picking the flesh
from off the skeleton. Instinctively put
up my hands as if to shut out the sight, and
taking hold of my friends arm we quietly
retraced our steps to the iron gate through
which we made an entrance.
"Since that memorial visit to the Towers
of Silence l have often asked myself wheth-
or my first feeling of partial dread and dis
gust was not one of sentiment rather than
one of reason. am frank to say that the
impression of repulsion has almost worn off,
when / remember hat the birds only did
quickly what the worms do so slowly; when
/ remember that everything is done with
such care, tenderness, and reverence by the
clean, white robed priests, amid the glo-
rious garden of roses; when remember
the saying Of my Parsee companion, that
for the dead there can only be equality"
L. j. VANCE
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GOD forbid that | should shrink from any
" human creature.--"Mercy Merrick. Act .,
Theater June 2S
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SPECIAL NOTICE.
SAVANNAH, GA, June %, 1

SAVANNAH. GA. June %, 1883.
To the Citizens Of Savannah:
The following letter from the Home office of
the New York Life Insurance Company Is an
answer to the misstatements that have been IN
dustriously circulated in this community re.
garding the policies written by that company
in this city:
OFFICE OF NEW YORK LIFE INSURANCE Co.,
S46 AND %6 BROADWAY, ,
New York, June 20. 1888.
r. H. Plant, Esq, General agent, Macon, Ga.
DEAR SIR-we have your favors OF the 9TH
and 9Th inst. referring to Savannah policy
holders, and reply that the premiums charged
by this company for five-year dividend policies
in Savannah are precisely the same as at the
North, and that the form Of five-year dividend
policy issued to q Savannah policy holder is ex
actly the same as he would receive II living at
New York. The companys hve-year dividend
policies are not divided into local classes, and
we do not contemplate making such division,
nor Is it proposed to make any distinction be-
tween holders of this kind Of policies residing
in Savannah and those at the North In the dis
trbution Of dividends. Yours truly.
RUFUS w. WEEKS, Actuary.
Very respectfully,
]. r. BROOKS,
Agent. New York Life Insurance Company. 1876
na..
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THE last chance 10 get box Of fine Cigars at
l. one dollar this week. GAZAN, Broughton
street.
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DEwARD the worthy; G. & B. are worthy OF
neat painters. Corner Bull and Bryan streets.
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MARRIAGES.


SCHULTZ EY.-Married. on June s,
bp the Rev. Thomas Boone, at the residence OF
the brides mother, Mr.. WILLIAM SCHULTZ and
Miss KATIE A. HARVEY, both Of this city. No
cards.
oRKEwITZ.-Married, on Sun
day evening, June TO- 1888, by Rev. E. T. Horn,
at the residence of the BRIDE Mr.. B. F. MORGAN,
Of Savannah, Ga and Miss E. DoRKEwITz. Of
Charleston, S. c..
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INRESH LOT Of Insect Powder, Gum Camphor
i and full supply Of Dislnfectants at
SYMONS d MELLS.
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How do the Parsees bury their deadp
well, will tell you the first part of the
eremony, as my companion explained it to
Pc The second part will tell you as |
When you reach the top Of the Tower,
{ou will flud that the entire circular sur
Pc is divided into three smaller circles,
pa between each circle is a narrow path
tay. The circles, again, are divided into a
Feat number of small shallow spaces, or re-
fptacles, s my friend called them, also
Eparated By narrow pathways for the
arers Of tln body to pass. The top Of the
over Is surrounded by sort of parapet
Etlch hides 5he surface from outside view.
NV comes ihe strange part Of the Parsee
Ia rial custom. 10 was the teaching Of our
4eot proplht and master, said my com
N nlon. that the dead should not dehle
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NOR SALE, n beautiful corner lot on Haber.
II sham street, 3sxl05, for twelve hundred
dollars 9, II. p0RsErE
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When shortly after / o'clock p. m. on
"Wednesday Mr.. Estee stood up to speak as
permanent chairman of the National repub-
hcan convention of 1888, the delegates saw
before them a large man with full beard
and a high. broad forehead. His speech,
which was brief, was well received.
Mr.. Estee is Pennsylvania by birth.
He is IS years of age, and is distinguished
LAWYER on the Pacific slope Another claim
10 distinction beside his success as a lawyer
and his oratorical gifts is his being the largest
vine and fruit grower in California, with
the exception Of Senator Leland Stanford.
His preference is understood to be for Mr..
Blaine as presidential candidate, but he will
give hearty support to the party candidate,
whoever he may be.
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FOR SALE.

LNOR SALE, n flrst-class stock range on the
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farming; 800 acres Of fine timber, 1900 acres In
the plantation besides outside range. EZRA
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THE OGLErHoRPE SAVINGS AND TRUST Co.,
SAVANNAH, GA, June "a, 1859.
The Board Of Directors have declared divi
dend Of Three Dollars per share from the earn
ings of the past six months, las of July y pay
able on and after MONDAY, June %, at the Of
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John NJ BRYAN. Cashier
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

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SPECIAL NOTICE,

Tho firm Of A. H. MOORE G. CO. was dis
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WILSON retiring All. MOORE.
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MEETINGS.
SPECIAL NOTICE.

SPECIAL NOTICE.
A meeting Of the Forsyth Social Club will be
held SUNDAY, June "a, at l2 o'clock NOON, at
Catholic Library Hall. BY order of
THE PRESIDENT
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Hyeeia Tobacco prevents heartburn,
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PUBLIC SALE
OF
VALUABLE TOWN PROPERTY !

WILL DO sold before the Court House of
w Glynn county In the city OF Brunswick, on
the first Tuesday in July next, the following de-
scribed property, towit: That certain lot OF
land situated In that part OF the city OF Bruins.
wick known as the old town Of said city, and
known az old town Bay lot number twenty one,
being In shape rectangle, measuring ninety
by one hundred and eighty feet CSOxlbO). and
bounded on the west by Bay st rect, east by Ogle-
thorpe street north by Howe street, AID south
by Bay lot number twenty-five
This property is as desirable as any property
has been 80 settled by adjudication In the supe-
rior Court Of said county.
The property is owned by the Board OF Edu-
cation " said county, and Is sold for the pur-
pose Of raising funds 10 be used In the erection
OF new school buildings. Terms cash.
A. " PUTNAM,
Prest. II. OF T., q. c., Ga.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

Tickets for the X. of L, Picnic are for sole at
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A CARD.
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DEATHS.

WEST.-Died, at Baltimore, on the 10th inst.
RICHARD DAvANT, son of James q. and S. Belle
West, aged years and 8 months,
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FUNERAL INVITATIONS.

MANUCY.-Died in this city, on the morning
of the 23d, ADoLPHUs, infant son of Mr.. and
Mrs. A. N Manucy
The friends and relatives of the family are in
Yited to attend the funeral services from their
residence, Burroughs and Kline streets, THIS
AFTERNOON az 4:30 o'clock
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FOR SALE.
TAKE NOTICE.

TINE CITY OF PALATKA, FLA, offers the
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Write to r. KERSTING,
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SPECIAL NOTICf
SPECIAL NOTICE,

For rent, store formerly occupied by 10 @.
Thompson, corner Barnard and Broughton
streets. Possession given JULYl.
HAMPTON L. FERRILL,
Court Housa
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MISCELLANEOU

s----l~~-----1~-~~~~--
CHATTER has the best Soda Water and Milk
- Shakes in the city. Try him. ITO Whita~
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Advertisements inserted Snder "Spectol
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READY.MIxED PAINTS.

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T WAS afraid might interest him in my sor.
i rows, and might set my heart on bin In
return.-"Mercy Merrck." Prologue. Theater.
June 20
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PINE PROPERTY AT BEAULIEU
FOR RENT OR GAJF

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VIZ HEN your clothing gets too bad to wear,
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Very respectfully,

Agent New York Life Insurance Company, 1885
Bay street.
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THE La MENCKEN, the best nickel cigar In
l. the city, at SKATERS, 40 Whitaker
street.
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WHY is it that vETTERS cakes take the
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Because he Is a professor at bis business, having
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what is used In the make up Of fine cakes. But
Vettsr uses the best Of creamery butter, and In
fact all materials in the composition Of his fine
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NEW LOT OF English Tooth Brushes, only
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WANTED, immediately pictures Of all kinds
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under Masonic Temple