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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1859-10-22

d REU MATISM, Neuralgia, Headac che,
III Filz, Colds, Fevers, inAamed Throat,
Lungs and Liver, Female Diseases, Fry
spelas, Bronchitis, Pleurisy, Asthma,
Dy spepsia, Venereal Diseases, Gout,
ScrofI!a, Cauker and all other forms OF
lnha mmalion are easily subdued by the
New Medical Salt.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1859-11-28
DYING.

We take tho following from the November
number Of the Aaan,,c Ao.tAly. Its very truth
ful and very beautifai:-
No human being can rest Tor any time In ststs Of
quihbiiun whore the desire 70 live sad that 10 depart
ust balance each other. II QUO hAs house In which
he has lSeo and always means 70 live, he pieAsos
hImstf with tho thought Of all the convenienocs \
ofes him, and thinks tale of Its wants or mperc
tioLs. But once having mado up hn mind to move
10 batter, every iLoouimOdity starts out upon him
until the very ground plan OF II seems changed, and
bis thoughts and asotpons, each OF them packing W
It's lits burds Of circumstances hsve qIittod tne,i
several ohambss ana hooks, and migrated 10 thu
nsw hcu o, lof before Apsrtmeats arc ready 10 re
e.ivo their bodily tnsnt. 1t is % with the body
Many pcrsoDs have died bosore they sxplrs-disd y
al earthly oDRtngs, ahss ths last brsaAh y only,
II the Locking II tbs dur of the dssoltsd nsn
s,on. Tbs fact Of the TRANQUILITY with Witch tn.
great majority Of dying psrsons awsa the locking o
tr Csc gstes of hfs, tArOugh which IL airy sngelI
have b,en going snd coming, nom the moment O
the hrht cry, fADitar 70 th6s Who have been called
| upon 70 witness the last panod q lbs.
Almost q ~sys thsse v pppxrskion nasds by NJ
tIe fog unesxthing soul, ,a.t smaller so.s
/ thcre Y eor the removal % ndk soo<h. the root.
which bold human HE 10 ssrtL, sbsorbsd ossor
~ and want rest, ths idss Of wh.oh v simo" iASsp
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1859-11-28
IRnniAnHs 20 Nlscoa.

A recent public alton OF tho Ministry Of Age.
ria and the Colonies makes some curious state
ments Tslsting TO the pilgrinsgss to Mecca du-
ring tho present year. TIE c-remoDiss at Meccs
terminated ON the llth Of last month in the pre-
sol ce Of about 90. 900 pilerins, Of whom II. 800
had come by sss. and 80 150 by land. In 1858
thsre wers 100 600 pilgrims; In 1867, 40 900;
aud In 1856, 10000. 1nis great decrease In tho
lumber In 1859 Is owing, the M iye declare, 10
the events Of Djsdd.h last year, and also to the
dread OF the cholera, which made extensive raw
sges In 1908 As soon a. the pill grim sets foJt
on the soil Of Mecca hs must put on two pleces
Of white cloth, enc tied around the loins with
ends hans ing down TO the middle Of tho leg,
while the 0 her Is thrown over the shoulder so
as 70 leave the right arm free. He mast 20
bsreheaded and wear sapdals As long as he
wears this Al Inent he Is bound to lead . pure
ard regular life. At Mecca he begins tho asre-
monies under the direction Of . guido. Thsy
arc as follows:
1. Yisitipg the temple and going seven times
found tho kAbA stATIiag from the Black Stone,
which ho must kiss or touch In completing each
circuit: 2, drinking ths water Of the well Of Zsm
XeD, At which, says tradition HAoAE and Ism
MAIL quenebsd tbeir thirst; o, praying at ths
station Of Abraham, marked by stone on which
he IL said 20 have stood when he went 70 sscr-
fce his sor; 4, stopping and prayi Ing AZ the
place called FL Maiden, the place where So.o-
MON stood TO sec mOItar mixed for the building
Of tho temple; D. ruuning seven times betw con
Mount S.fa aud Msrws, within the limits Of the
city, in comDsmoration OF HAGAR's anxious
search for water for herself and her son; 9; re-
pairing on the 9th day Il the month 70 Mount Ar
rsrst, about II miles I, ON Mecca, after m0rDine
pray or. Msbommedsn tradition says tba: on
This hill ADAM built q temple, and MAHoMl1
performed hts devotions. on tho folio wing
day the visitors all so In body to tho Valley
Of Mouna, and there sacrifice pro pistory victims
they also cut their hair and mails, dsvoutly bury
ing the portions cut Of. After remaining two
days at Nouns, they sgsin visit the Temple o.
Mecca, and then prepare for their departure.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1859-11-28

Tx 1857 tho most noble persons, the mon Of
highest reputation, and the brave captains who
hsd fought in the war Of Independence, wsre led
on to the scsaold, either togeth.r or separately
with victims Of . lower class. some were drag
gsd out and longthened on hidcrs expressly
made to dislocate the limbs others had thuir
heads bound with cords or tillsts u me al until
thcir eyes started from tho sockets. They wnre
hsngsd by the hands 20 eibbsts and enormou
weights attached 10 thcir fc;, while tho hang
man burned their arm PTS With wax tapcrs, or
shook over the unhappy men torches OF n ch and
resin, which bedcwcd them with LIQUID sho ser
Of Ere. They wers tortured with red bot PIN
,srs, AID IT. el blades or nails, raised to Q white
teat, were thrust bet seon the nail, Of the- lin
g,ys and tees. Many, half roasted and half lace
rAssd, dsd nrd, tns torture. Ikoror.p's dslo-
gate offered -iS huucIra aHins to auy ono who
inv 5nted new puuishment, and one Of thsss
tortuics, the E,ost atrocsss ~ al tboss scribod
by tic hi utiaos, mako our hlir stand on an
end. Large wisr-, at a white hent,, were in
trojucsd into tbs natural rassnycs tf tho body,
sftr tsc victims had bee, stripped of their
clothing. -4Secrt History # sss House Of austria.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1859-11-28
Tho Phsaeasaa Of asassr.

The clear and interesting ststsm snt Of the
cause and phonomns Of hunger Is taken from
Mr. LkwEs's "Pby sioiOsy Of Common Lifc," q
work In which the facts Of daily experience sis
presented In very attractive syie. Hts vol
ums might vel! be introduced as class book In
the higher dof artments Of ths public schools -
Hungsris ono Of tho beusdoent aud terrible In.
s,ncts Its, md ed, tire very dre Of life, uud -riy'
IL all imPrl 60 20 labor, and moving IA 70 nobe
may, we sec Il as the motive poser which sets tao
vsat array of human machinery in acton.
II u hunger which brings those stsl Sst navviss
tcgethsr IN orderly gangs % cut paths through
ountsins, ~ throw trdsss across rivers, to tnt-r-
Gct the land with tie great ton ways which bring
Invisible observer Of the mon who srecung pSlA
Gee, piism houses, barracks ard villas aanger
sits at the loom. which With stbsthy power ls wssy-
u tbs ~ordrous fabrics Of cotton aud silk. Hun
ger shors a. the Surnecs and tho plough, ,ereiug
the native incidence of msn iuto ssreauou. snd IN
csssAht activity Let food 10 sbandsht and easy Il
sccsss, ard oivilzston btcomes impos-ibls-so IN.
6iseOlutaly de poncant our h,gner Ell rts our
Low or In pusos. Nskl.s but tne ssltlss OF foi
win force man to that labor ~hich be hstos aud ~tl
slvsys avoid whsn hs oan. And steoagh this seams
Obvious only when sppisd to the iseoting oAssss II
y equally Enough less obuouAy true whsa a2pAsd TO
Ill other oaslsa for tss money a atsr 20 gaia ID
nohiDg oet food, and tho surplus of food, wnlSa Will
Hunger, although bsnedcisnt, v no less terrible.
Whsn iss prcgrsss n urchscksd. II becomes . de-
yourins asms, destroying al that Y nobe In man
est labor. II wsnds 70 Through dark sreye, wh- pN
ing dtsperass tho ytts lnt) esSf sArs. aud Il unsd
dana To shipsrsossd crew till ttSy cast away al
ssAisA N pa3, "a dssrs Ct rsssess, Ard PsrpetsAs
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1859-11-28
Cesersd Pessees h Paris.
The Paris correspondent Of the London AMs-
agsv,, relates the following Incident:

Tho Hotel du Louvre hss been recently troubled
by IN Ams nc an Exhibition, which remtnds u, tha,
Monsicur the Minister q Justice y na tho only pe..
son little bohind his time IN this great oty OF Bou.
evards. II wou appear that, nos very many days
sgo, tao gentlemen of color took up their quartsrs
msch,nery, and where thsre u dttns aocomm dat y,
for tho Russian Prince and the mo2cst commercial
trawllcr--i', indeed commercial travelling aud mol .
csey wcre ever discovered IN company.
Little did tsfe cclorcd gentlemen anticipate the
reccp4ion hat was m rtors for them Tpcy had bssn
sccuss'med TO travel In England, and had beeuu 20
feel that they wtr not very nfsrior after al TO
cowhid,ng Yankee. They hsd become bold enough
10 stand erscs before the whits man, and sit and s,e
In his August presence. They entered the gorgeous
ses a mahgev therefore Of tho Hotel Louvre With
cut fear, anu took theirplsces d the ab,s Lo with
al the ease in tho world Tney prepared TO eat
of the samc fst dur frt1ss, aid 10 enjoy tue
supreme which were TO invlgora.c and crafty tho
yery wbisest man OF woman AZ tho table, But thoy
had counted without their country men Of tho wost.
They wife free 10 eat with enslAved Frenchon, but
hot with TIE ,ns republicans OF the stars aud
sthpes. The walters weie prese ntly seen to be In
violent dtcwsion with grvup Of untr, sallo men,
whe we're guessing and calculating and reckon
ing' v,hemtnty.
Ttese walters were infaemed that tho saIow gem
temon In question guesstd they we're not gotpg to
st ct table Nth nieg.is that tbcso gentlemen
calcuAfcd the landlord would have t. turn tho fel-
lows out and that these e. NTH ieckonsd more
o.er, tina. thsy tosu sels would kick tho vermin Qua
neck and crop should tho landlord prove that no
did NOT hnow his buanes. Tne landlord, or head Of
the hotel, introduced This gent smAn very pro-
p,ry decipt 20 exre hi coloscd suest4; wborcupon
enls htsned Republicans osthewest actually took tho
law Into thelt bands, aud kicked the ntsgers"
cut uf the hotel, Abd noboly had the courage TO
tAke tho "niegors" patti"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1859-11-28
Tho Dascins Girls OF Java.

The Elmirs Adesrtser Is Publishing . series
Of letters from China, written by Hou. FRANK
HALL, in one Of which he speaks Of tho dancing
girls Of Java;
At evening came . voups Of asnGiug girls 10 the
hotel, under the supervision OF the iadofstigAblo
girls, three In number, wore from tho interior OF
Island, Of small stature and slight form,,
e,sttosn or tsen'y years old. Their dress wa,
IKE that OF tho otter females, though gay In
color, the satalg bsing msdo Of red and blue
Tho sssh was drawn tlgutly around tan body, tnAt
tho rounded outline d the form might mot
be 'ost Around the waist Was . cfnoture, overlAid
with siver loaf, hn.et brAcelsts their arms aud
wreatbos u serant leaves ant siDcd With their d.rk
hair. Lights were brought from the b ,use, aud the
dancers b. gan their tvutsons tha crushed coral
avenue In front The danos ~as httls ess than for
ward and hack movement with tho fset scco Dpsnied
bs sssyins notion Of the BODY, In accord with tae
music. Each dancer carried fan, which vas kept
In constant motion, not 90 much for coins purpoes
a. graceful adjunct of this JsvAneso ballet
Zach ono Gang In turn unknown words ~ in'io-
60 ib.be tuner. cover ng her face a. shs sang,
with hcr ian, and marking ths uma with hor NJ
tle fest and swayipg body. Thess JavAnsse mon
and women have sfis hands and fset Of symm iosl
shape Tue band wa lad by nativs Of ansmn ooun-
tsnsnoe, wieo his ons shrugged I'D lie. bfazen gong
did good duty In lou Of bass drdu aoothor boat
OBJ ong wooden drum, and yet another had before
mallet 18th songs and music wsre for the most
part rude enough though at tims- they suocsedsd in
producing strains OF pleasant molooy. The saft,
hoving AAylsyan tongue hAs bscn vcry apty called,
'rhs Italian of the Esa, but tteSe gihs sang Ia
native Javaneso dialect.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1859-11-28


IL h anticipated that thers will be grcst
rush 10 Lake Superior next ,sa,on. and Arrange
,,. .,--
h.t. ~ Ten y.e msae 70 Pu' .no ol sn,vo morc
.o..s y" tpe Tt As .psn .nere ms oocn .ne past
se1on me minlrg prospects arc sPosen of as
Ss, ins' i.s ihe vu.cnAeon mm' o' .no
@ xn "ss ,Ays % tne hinnesoN mine ~
;sos esSSccu'ngy eneoursgng 70 our m,nins
'e,es's m,s I'm. nnmen. masses OF metAl nc ooan8
ans.oseu "a .no ,owes. OK ep'ns on tss g.ouno nos
opcnya; ssnd olA;t was n,ed LAST week IN
He " ~, Is.nom ,esoi, Nnion snot Gown mass
VI MY 'ops,sha Ieit exposed IN ths ven soort
anr. h,u.n mo.es .. LUIS was IN tne v,e''lty H NC.
., snm., ~ .ne Senu. Poreon " tne mhe. a.
% sn.s du.ms .ns Past yset tne piospests 0, .ns
,Ths dn.so hsve nN hoe zen ~ ornhant ss bfmery.
Ineie nave ocen poiioos hen tncy were nov
cu'ups sP snB'c mass o. supper. Dot the
pIcscn. Inucauons arc IN Tue hiGhest degres
promsne anu tnero nt,ie ~ zsrd IN pto1'ct-
ing ,hat tnc minnesota VIII hoid nor own our
my ,he coming winter.
me hocsedsa mine na', wi,hin she past lev
nonths, p gam. position which Is truly envi'
ao's. s sne N out OF debt, and has the equtva-
W =, ~ lsat Szo.vw surplus earnings,
Mn,.p WI 20 Mpioiy ihcrcasod nom month to
,non,h M no mno macninery and Appliances arc
~ .H NJ rV'A'Ds ''uer' anu 'he opennSs are
"oh Z" Su.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1859-11-28

Some time We gave the particulars Of pscu-
liar system Of swh.dling praeliscd 10y persons in
America on persons In England. Ths plan was
to transmit letters TO the address Of dccea, cd
persons, purporting to come from . woman
whom they have deserted, and who claims aid
for dying child. Annexed Is . copy Of letter
recently received In England.
"Locrrc.r, Ni.s.a County, Now York,
United stascs, ssp; ~, 1859
'Dcdrest, best Ftis~d. Why, Why have you not
stLt tire renittAncsY Poor TON Is d, lug, aud
We arc In the ex 'remest want. You requnsied me
not 10 write, but aftsr waiting till sm p-nni.ss
an, at this moment of crushing mssry com pslod 10
do SO: Your poor dying son scnds his fondcrt love
poor fellow he has mover known fathers caro-
Bull from boy have taught him 10 pray for apd
love you. Ltttls did think whsn, ye.ru ago, dis
covered all I'D fed that you would fsl me In this
hour q trslR sfiiictcn. Yes, that you might be
and hsd with my roor fsihercss boy 90 this distant
and strange land, and daily snos have we prayed for
bisaang, on you and yuurs.
POOR, afflicted unof, ndipg will starvc to dc sth.
am now unable 10 do more than wall upon him and
cannot much Longer bear ny ss.lnIt poverty, SICK.
you mu.t have seut, and tho lssssr miscsrred. I'D
SHOWS would not csuss you . momcnt's pain, or
world my duty has beon 70 s1Ysr; san I oannot
tsmely see my beovd and idozed son die In uise ~
aud want. DO send wo BY return mail ei0 Bsak
where o6uld ga oshsr funds changed ssa,s hare
for the benehs q poor dear Tos but fcsr has done
him Rocd. We are now among strsnscr and la
'h. most object wapt. Your good, kind h,.r vii
not peim mt You b Lot him de In want When he IL
gons I will trouble you no mora.
4" For Gods saks ssnd without IN instant's delay,
andpsy the postage of your lesssr " me, or shSl
not be able 10 obtain Il, for selling evory thing
70 live. On my knees b~g Of you, aud for yorr dy-
ing sons s.hc send 70 m. immedAtely, or shall 60
mad. God boss you ard yours May you be su.
premey happy, bcss you. In mercy send soon, end
50 farewell. Nay God blsas you u the fervent pray
Of Of your unhAppy frisnd
"MAay A. SfAsnora"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1859-11-28

de- ds which cannot be mentioned without horr ,r
Hunger sultugsfe- tho humanity IN man, and n AXE.
the brnse prodomnate. Impelled by this fsroctons
htipcs, mt have eaton their companions sri wo
men have eAftn their own children Hunger hes
am atwofold character. beside the picture of t.c
' scivnfsn " rsrhes, we must also contemplate the
rirtue et the fcrocties evckea
fe ~
lps one senee ne may all be said 10 know what
hum cf NJ tn smother sense no man cnbghten US;
We "a vc all felt u, but SCIENCE ~ yes has bcen un.
ab'etr furnish any sufficient 1plauasiou q u. b.
tween rs scntS and agreeable ssauulus known -
appetite and the agony OF starvation thcre ars In.
hDife grao ssscns The early stages familiar even
TO the wei 1hy; but only tho worry po,r, or those
who have un sergcnc exocptiot u cssmtes, such -
shipwr,ck ! the like, now auything Of the latter
stages We ali tnow whse II IL 70 be hungry, even
very hungry; l'rt thc terrible srproschcs OF pro-
trnrted hunger N cxccpte n n expsri,ucps.
The Causes Of .Ysrgtr In cvcry living organism
therc Is an pcesA ~ and ieciprocs activity Of waste
and n pair. The n,teg fabric, IN tho ycry sctions
which cons titute its ut, h momently yinlding up rs
particles 10 destructive. hp the coe which is burned
Ia tho furnace; 50 mtcN coal to somuch heat, 90
much wsste o. tasue To ~ much vis,l activity. You
cam ot wink your ey e, msve your finger, think q
thought, but some minute particle os -or substance
mutt ba sacrificed In dong Unless tho cool
which Ia bur nipg 10 from ttne 10 time Tcpisced, tho
IRE scon smnudsrs, and nahy goes out: unlesa tho
substance u our body, which is wasting, DO from
tine 10 time forpist ed with fresh food, life nckers
and 1t length bsccmes extinct
Hunger 10 tho instinct which t5achrs US torrcpSa-
bh the empty furnace.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1859-11-28
VARIETIES

IT Is exceedingly bad fusbandry :, harrow -
the feelings Of your wife.
A NAN is the heal hest ADD ths happisst vhsa
he thin Is the least either Of health % hAppinnss
To forget On III Is half the bsttls; Il lsavss saV
work for the doctors.
An IspLAS's CoMMEsr.--Whsa Govsrnor
TALlAADeE came out to Food du Lac, thsa .
tsIIiioSy, mis- new homo was gvscsd By ssvGsl
grown up daughters The Indiana were ''thsss
and ,h.rs.S01, r. S . A. n. i. tine and s.q.sss
II was an era In female dress whsn ths 49,
was tsshsd sccsssaoa u grace and esu2 -
new to ths aboziginss. A psvs o1 go -
oTs d.agS,sr,. Pretty sga..a nios VI:
sauavs' pity 'um backs broke" Mhae voss1
=. cd eki.f .:y ss. = c.as:: :ss:: S Ssss. s~s
Tuv ,,eAtsst thoughts sesmsd dagre1se =
a,.sage through little nfndas Aysa u
Ines a hsaves make but uesn music wAs
rhis,ling through ksyhSls>
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1859-11-28
Decline Of Female Couvsr-asien.

An English writer decl,rcs tho sact--that the
women Of our day do not ''convs-se"-and tksn
attributes II TO the multiplicity ofssudics and ths
evening confinement to boUks and school compan- :
ions. He cays;
az should bc much matter Of duty and of con-
science ~ insitt outdoor exercise aud fndoor
cdt rereafion upon any Of th regular exercises
os the schoolioom. Bchool stuoes should 10 CON .
hn6d sbss lutoly ~ school hours. To allow thom 10
enrrcsch ul the lator hours OF ne day, aud upon
tho srsc fn household duties, and atoms, witch
either are, oustt b. be pror Cd for avery girl at
hone; In ohtr words, tossu prdOsts hou,e. training
" tchs u tIa,nir q, 70 normt the former la n
u the latter, most p.be and ru,uo,is mis-
take. II Is bad tvcn In Intellectual point Of
view. To soy nothing Of other disadvantages, H do
ystvts girls q ths e@t cppnitun,u,s thsy ever
hAyo ofharntDg I'll 1t most fcn nine, most bosutul,
mot useful OF all acconipishmtn nts-tho Doblo srt OF
conv Isat,n. For cohvunsaiion 10 art well
tn II In sarnod bot Ivy familiar n tercuurse bc
yt uns And old IN the leisure and Of
tho evttiug SOCIAL circe- but when young gila a-e
ban'shcd from ths circle by tho pressure Of scho,
tasks talsng IN ly wIth thor school masrs TIL they
"coms out into society, shd then munoI Iohzod On.
tiry by young pcrsons of their ago, they easily
learn b. mistake chatter for conversation and ''sall
talk" becomes for hf thsr only medium Of exchange.
Bshoe rith oil ths intellectual training o( the day
there neoer irds greater dedrth or intellectual
conrersdttCn."
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1859-11-28

q stlc IN tho universal mtnd from death. Some
arc IN PAN, and want b be iit u u, eych though tue
ofthe Angel o. btath. BONE srv supd m ,rrt ,,lv
psrcoAsed, that % ma, go 10 -,cer, vi,frut I,ns
tussing about. And some are struns m f.,th AMI
hopA INST - tney drav near tho next uor,S 4 :,
wond fAin hurry b wsrds IL the caravan hurtiss
fastsr over the ssnis when tho ioromot Travellers
snd tho word ssong tho Ale thss water Is In sigat
Though esch lht'e PATTY thsf follows IN sot track
% s own win have n thsf tho wstpr ~ which others
think they bssesninG mtrsge not the les hiss
u been true In all sgos and fu human beings ofevery
creed which recognized frfurc thas thoas who have
n len worn at BY b eir march th'oueh tho dcscr,
hsw drtAned st laAt of River Of Lfe, apd thought
they heafd rs nitfrmms A. they lay dyirg
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1859-11-28

Tie quantity Of poultry that Is annually fur-
nishso 10 tho Boston, Ne~ Bedford and ProvI-
6snee markets by tho peopib " thl, Immediate
81 cdoD Of Mssssohus usots sDo btOde Island, says
tue Fall River Ne,cs, 10 immep-e, ana amounts
20 very pretty figure In dollars and cents. In
deed, in Little Compton, iigerton, aud two or
sai;ts OonItrv y.,.i, q moan . i.no,asnt a,.nch
Of industry; and 1t u well understood 6ct In
all Of those markets sfsrrsd to, that the poultry
from tbtss towns 10 tina best that can bs oh; ain
cd, Commands the rssdisst sals, and ob'ains the
highest price. II q no uncommon thing for ons
farmer 70 raiss from 800 to 1900 or 900 lbs. Of
be seen 70 bs great source OF revenue. Among
thu large poultry tslssrs "a Colonel NArHAAIE[
CAUEeR, Of Lnls Compton, who u nov ''stun'
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1859-11-28
An Australian AhAuctIou Case.

A young lad, ramsd Jossru ANrnLElrx
TAYLOR, was seDt by his father, = hatcher, re-
s'dipg Ia Collingwood, into Msbourne, with an
advertis ment for one of tho daily journals. Toe
ing to his home, whea he was accosted by man
also named TAILOR, and induced, by the pro-
mise Of 5s and new cap, to got Into . spring
cart ostensibly for the purpose Of taking caro- Of
the borss and cart for . short time. He bad no
sooner, howsver, got into tho cart than the man
jumped In after him, drove OF, and, disrsaarding
tho sntrsa'ies Of the little fsllow to be allowed
10 20 home, carried him TO house occupied by
this brute, situate between 81. ktlda and Brigh-
ton. Here the boy WAS subjected TO treatment the
most inhuman end brutal lhe ouly Case we
remcmber at all parallel 70 II Il that OF tho
stripped Of bis clothing, with tho exception Of
his shlrt and trousers, and heavy chains wsrs
affixed to his arms and ankles, and then fastsusd
TO stsplss driven into the wall and the floor Of
the room In which he was placed. He WAS only
liberated once . " eek, and even then tho chsin,
be was allo we'd thus partially confined to hobbls
about the house. He was employs I'd al day in
q msnial capacity, cleaning boots, knives aud
forkA &c., and in preparing bstbs, that were
brought TO bin, for sale. Not content with
thus conhninR the boy and using hun as q slave,
the inhumsn monster who had kidnapped him
was In the habit Of frequently ilogsipg him with
horrible severity, with u KIND of cat made
q o short piece u lex, 10 " hich were attached
several lengths OF catgut. Evety sntreaty OF
the hey TO be taken home and restored to his
parents was met In this crusl manner. At
length the man was arrested for sheep stealing,
and his wife, Apprebe nding that the house would
DO searched took tho boy into Mslbourns, and
sen INN nome to his father aud mother, f,om
whom he bad been absent about weeks. Toe
poor child's body presented frghtful evidences
of the i'll. treat ment TO which hs hal been sub
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