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Manawatu Standard, Volume IX, Issue 11, 11 December 1884, Page 4

Aii English paper relates an m- j stance of the terrible means of vengeance adopted by one Cornishman towards another. A young man named Henry Burbank, formerly a resident at Falmouth, m Cornwall, formed a .partnership with a Falmouth friend, Thomas Wilson, some years his senior, and with him went •to -North- Western Nebraska, m America, and embarked m the cattle business. Wilson becoming-jealous of Durhank's attentions to his (Wilson's) wife, devised a terrible motion of revenge. With the assistance of three other men he. took the opportunity one night, when Burbank was m bed, to strip him of every bit of clothing, and bind him on the back of a young wild horse, which was started off by vigorous lashing. Some days afterwards Burbank was discovered by some cow boys still on the back of the horse, alive, but unconscious- The cow boys easily caught the horse, who appeared broken down, as if from long running, and released Burbank, who was then conveyed to a hut, and gradually nursed back to some degree of health and strength; The sufferings he must have endured travelling- about tire plains on the animal, without-fobd and exposed to the sun,and wind,, must .have been simply awful.

I hate your, 'perfect ' men. I never rwas so badly cheated m my lifo as I was once by one of 'your* perfect ' men. He had got .^o fur up m morals that 'he couldn't see the rules of common honesty. , These men who go prowling' around prayer meetings, telling how much likesaints they are — look out for them ; keep your hands 'on your; ' pocket-books; The ' higherlife ' man -of a 'certain class, who goes round with a Bible under ..his arm,, .andjwbo rushes' into the counting-: house of 'a merchant who is adding a olumn of figures, ami.' jexclaims, . ; ' How's .your soul Vis a, .nuisance. He makes religion a <lose of ipecacuanha. , I telifyou a roniing, roistering, bouncing sinner isn't so repulsive to dip as one <-f thai sort of higher life men."-— Talrmcre.

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