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EscApI FROM SLAvERY-A few mon,hs ago,
while there was an abolition meeting at Worces
ter, fugitive slave arrived in that town. IL was
soon ascertaiued that the slaves master was III
town, and had engaged officers to arrest hlm: he
was then taken privately 10 the house OF a friend,
placed in a hogshead il the cellar, and covered
with charcoal The officers came to search the
house, which they did thoroughly, beating the
charcoal hegshead among other things, out mace
no discovery The slave was then taken out al
most sufiocated-dresed in female apparel, with a
thick veil. and taking the arm of his friend, was
walking toward the railroad depot, when they
were met By one of the officers, who MADE many


inquiries, but no discovery. One OF the railroad
conductors being aboliuonist, was lniormeo
who the lady was that wanted passage to Fits
6sid He found secure and comfortable place In
a baggage car, in which the slave safely arrived in
p;,fsEeld-was committed to the care OF another
"friend of the slave" about the dusk of the eve
ming. Another friend then joined them, and they
oct ofin an open wagon tor Willlamstoun, In dark
and rainy night. Arriving there about two o'clock
on Monday morning, they knocked at the door Of
gentleman, and when he appeared, they inquired.
!" Are YOU an abolitionist % yes, | profess to
be-" "Here is poor slave, whom his master is
in hot pursuit of-will you let MS warm ourselves,
welcome" was the answer. good breakfast
was quickly provided-and after their clothes were
dried aad their hunger sated, they started again,
and were in Vermont on their way TO Canada, be-
fore daylight. lBost Recorder.


How TO PREVENT THE DISEASES WHICH ARISE
PROM THE USE OF LEAD IN CERTAIN TRADES This
trestment @ M is extremely simple, and only requires
the workmen to submit TO the following prccau;
tions.-They are TO take two baths OF soap and
water every week, occasionally adding little sui,
phur, and are carefully to wash the uncovered
paris of the body with soap and water a. every In
terval between their working hours. They are to
drink one or two glasses of lemonade, made with
sulphuric acid, every day, according to the greater
or lesser quantity Of dust, poisonous vapor with
which the surrounding atmosphere may be charged;
than the followers of any other trade, TO abstsiB
from the use Of spirituous liquors The efficacy OF
this preventive treatment is easily explained by the
fact, that the mineral poison absorbed, is thus con-


vertsd into soluble, and therefore innoxious salt,
(eu!phate Of lead, and the ssturnne particles de-
- IpxE.lax q anard of Sciance