The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-02-13

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cuhs nIs be,d c, ~ , ,'a ',' =,
when has hee f "'," "'s oouy Uurn,'
bark. his limbs become pooer,css. am, ~, e.Iis
| .,1..'.'', ""o''Vss' "lu NC la'lS
" '"' lr"'nu ana uies quickly. The fetish man
~ '', '''. ''''@'u' us ID produce ethrr
sired ~
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! Mont. vt,n,.sod 81, c,.ri,,,.,t ~ ,,,,, Co..
/ '.,''" IT, ,' ,''u '''
! r....s us DN''' '''0' WY" "'
i"'' Iy Fon VI h'al'' hr- ana s '.
s. 100 n..u ~ .i' o. a.c.ft.t 90 t..oi iolrr
N'.ii". ''',' 80 ie"i gc,a,"t' "a, ior",
gfei.hniin n'atigfa drum md sinenr. o. rather
woman .,rai 10 " ,i- yi' 9ui hr, We
s.ton e'Ag in@ioE1ieh hy m" f,'ish man, SAID ne
e. ia ilt lest irii .r hu.'nd ltd riifc rast,fiton
"i ~ w.. VIZ y i.t,t- &c, ~icn nc h'a an.
10 nnr si.,cr. Ihc tu ns MY rose and bron M he
's'1 ,' "a Fl c'i 20, ~ and AL i,'l nriSIc ~
g. see 'aton, he would Inevitably have haito take
'"T'"'
OH'nccs against property are very severely
p1nisl0d by the rltves and any one detected
in the act Of stealing, ha the amount ever SO
small becomes the properly OF the person
robbed. Stealing indian corn while growing, or
an egg from under n sittiny hen. IL deemed a
dondo brcaain. plato or Other article Of
cf0ckcry is punished by slavery or death;
Arort1.resc ,r,1. ,rc.. t,,,.1 i,. ,,i,,sonas,h,
or chirf ~ iowa, WHO upnpyct Tim gtefily by HI!
Iigt' Wide', .i + on r'a b 4 on u1tt t.. s ,'s NJ
u tA .sb 90 sitting daiaf li top r. gre q viz. On
Him. be- Of nrsc s,n. .ncd Inc Mate ~ ,tn 40 h's
edrli sgRl &C., if 'n'l gi thr rrs.ih'' r. ut ~ me
III i'e place srOv oi H. pt'lis.n. 10. tuition lhe
o sSly ri gt- ,,a. ~ he
tr,e,rs 10y ia tue country.
In the davs of the slave trade. about lO0Oo0
slaves nor annur, W re Skinned from An,nln.nud
many 81 these were sold into ~ .yer, AZ punish-
ment f,r crimes Of which they were accused. or
for witchcrift. Asac1nsoqucncc Of thls mode
uf punt .hiug their offenders bcln1 closed to the
negroes, they choptbcir heads or bv the road
side. The abolition Of the -lav, tfniic has thus
been the Indirect cause Of the death of thou
sands or-hIa.ks
In Januqry 1-,e Mr. Noutolro vas anragod by
a c1npany To- cxplorc thcir tnalachlt, mines at
B.mbc. l3o mics in o. northe,sterly direction
inland from Ambril From those mines the na-
tlvos had for a long time previous to 1856 taken
out 200 or no tons II malachite every dry season
but owing to variety of causes, not fully ex-
pldned, an Influential ono bcin, the want OF
competent mincrs, the COMPANY lost money
and the mines were eventually abandoned
The maIachitc which Is often found In very
large blocks, n ton or moro In weight, is ir-
regularly distributed, being found al most en-
tirely In ferrugnous red clay, through the length
OF Bembe valley. II has never been found in tho
clly slate rock Of the region, and II il tn ought
that the deaoslt WIS brought to tho valley
through the ugencyol water. The great mass of
the mineral below the level at which water Il
reached eth remains untouched.
Anintotstine acc ant t. given Of the authors
his wife They travelled in himmoci.-. a. usual.
and the journey ct 80 miles took Just eight
da,s. TO carry tent. provisions. be .dinr. AMI
n few changes II clothing Absolutely necessary
i.r a month. ab.ence they were obliged t.
engage thirty carriers, incilding the cook
and laundry boy. In tr .veliin.. two hammock
carriers run at ,rot for about two hours at q
stretch. when other { ,rriers take their place.
The will run all day In the hot Sun. nearly
naked. with b,re-shaved heads, withou, being
a! ,'' d',,re- CO. Whenever they ,earh brook
~ sh ,r tho ,e.-,,ir, ti,, thu, st-.,,,, ,r,,,,
, Sn ~" wv "'.s,''''.i'' '"a' s''e"", .'on
VILLAGE through which they . ,ssed oy Ms. Mon
3D., 49, a,,, Co.,, ,,.,.,,. No., p,.,.....,.-'
W., "''s '''"-' ~.
L,ii,,n,s ,vo,ii ,,,,her r,,,,d ,nair to,,, ., sa,
,'",'','S WON" gamer r'l"u '"er 'en' 10 see
49,. s... - .....,.- -, '',, ~
on the CONGO. Mr. Mnnte,ro whose ,oo,n,or,.
was n nttle ,yov bchind his ,r,,e'. WINS n,e, ~,
the n,tiyes with er, 4 shout, nnd r,nch sh,Lin,
Of hands to denote their satisfaction at seeing
tbs proprietor or owner Of the white woman"
ne they called him. The blacks however were
never guilty OF any rddeness to the travellers.
When Mr.. Montclro was LIVING IN Bembc in
1855, tine successor Of the King Of Congo the Mar
gus II Caiende. came there IN state TO ask
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