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K. & T. R. R., and was chambermaid in a livery stable. Made my first appearance on the stage at the National Theatre in Cincinnati, Ohio, and have since then chopped cord wood, worked in a coal mine, made cross ties (and walked them), worked on a farm, taught a district school (made love to the big girls), run a threshing machine, cut bands, fed the machine and ran the engine. K AND T R R AND WAS CHAMBERMAID IN A LIVERY STABLE MADE MY FIRST APPEARANCE ON THE STAGE AT THE NATIONAL THEATRE IN CINCINNATI OHIO AND HAVE SINCE THEN CHOPPED CORDWOOD WORKED IN A COAL MINE MADE CROSS TIES AND WALKED THEM WORKED ON A FARM TAUGHT A DISTRICT SCHOOL MADE LOVE TO THE BIG GIRLS RUN A THRESHING MACHINE CUT BANDS FED THE MACHINE AND RAN THE ENGINE
SH AT A CAMP MEETING THE UNVEILING OF THE ORGAN UNCLE JOSH PLAYS A GAME OF BASE BALL THE PUNKIN CENTRE AND PAW PAW VALLEY RAILROAD UNCLE JOSH ON A BICYCLE A BAPTISIN' AT THE HICKORY CORNERS CHURCH A REMINISCENCE OF MY RAILROAD DAYS UNCLE JOSH AT A CIRCUS UNCLE JOSH INVITES THE CITY FOLKS TO VISIT HIM YOSEMITE JIM, OR A TALE OF THE GREAT WHITE DEATH UNCLE JOSH WEATHERSBY'S TRIP TO BOSTON WHO MARCHED IN SIXTY-ONE Life Sketch of Author THE author was born in Virginia, on a little patch of land, so poor we had to fertilize it to make brick. Our family, while having cast their fortunes with the South, was not a family ruined by the war; we did not have anything when the war commenced, and so we held our own. I secured a common school education, and at the age of twelve I left home, or rather home left me--things just petered out. I was slush cook on an Ohio River Packet; check clerk in a stave and heading camp in the knobs of Tennessee, Virginia and Georgia; I helped lay the track of the M. S BOOK IS TO FURNISH YOU WITH AN OCCASIONAL LAUGH AND THE WRITER WITH AN OCCASIONAL DOLLAR IF YOU GET THE LAUGH YOU HAVE YOUR EQUIVALENT AND THE WRITER HAS HIS IN UNCLE JOSH WEATHERSBY YOU HAVE A PURELY IMAGINARY CHARACTER GET ONE TRUE TO LIFE A CHARACTER CHUCK FULL OF SUNSHINE AND RURAL SIMPLICITY TAKE HIM AS YOU FIND HIM AND IN HIS EXPERIENCES YOU WILL OBSERVE THERE IS A BRIGHT SIDE TO EVERYTHING SINCERELY YOURS COW STUART LIFE SKETCH OF AUTHOR THE AUTHOR WAS BORN IN VIRGINIA ON A LITTLE PATCH OF LAND SO POOR WE HAD TO FERTILIZE IT TO MAKE BREAK OUR FAMILY WHILE HAVING CAST THEIR FORTUNES WITH THE SOUTH WAS NOT A FAMILY RUINED BY THE WAR WE DID NOT HAVE ANYTHING WHEN THE WAR COMMENCED AND SO WE HELD OUR OWN I SECURED A COMMON SCHOOL EDUCATION AND AT THE AGE OF TWELVE I LEFT HOME OR RATHER HOME LEFT ME THINGS JUST PETERED OUT I WAS A SLUSH COOK ON AN OHIO RIVER PACKET CHECK CLERK IN A STAVE AND HEADING CAMP IN THE KNOBS OF TENNESSEE VIRGINIA AND GEORGIA I HELPED LAY THE TRACK OF THE M
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