{"newspaper_name": "The Columbian fountain.", "edition": "01", "page": "p2", "byline": ""}
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A HoKRlpLE STORY. The Eulaula (Ala.)
Shield gives a horrd account OF the wIltul star
valion Of four children in Mason county, by a
brutal step mother. The youngest was iound
lying on the floor in corner OF the room, 10
dying condilion-so completely annotated that
il was but skeleton, lis eye balls having leil
the,r sockets--one lying on its cheek, and the
other on the floor. Another has died since be.
ing removed, and The restoration OF either OF
the other two is extremely doubtful. II is sta
led that the children Of the fiendish mother
were fat and hearty--proving that the family
was not destitute Of provisions.