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The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1867-10-31
NEW YORK, BOSTON
And New England Cities.


This Railway extends from Dunk k TO
New York 460 miles Buffalo to New York
423 miles Salamanca to New Yoik 4'5
miles, and Is from % to 81 miles the short
est route. All trains run directly through
to New York, 460 miles, without change of
coaches. From and after Aug. 26th. 1867
Trains will leave in connection with all
Western lines as follows:
From DMsaL.irk end Salamanca
By New Y ork time from Union Depots
?.3O a. N. Express lEaik, from
atSalamanca 1000 A. NJ, and connects
at Hornellsville and Corning with the
500 A. NJ. Express Mail from Buffalo
and arrives in New York at 700 A. M
2.25 p. N. lightning Express.
from Salamanca SUNDAYS Exceptedl. }.
Stops at Hornellsville 25 P. M. (Sup
Intersects with the 220 P. NJ. train from
Buffalo, and arrives In New York at
100 A. NJ.
4.f5 p. NJ. Nesc York Night E.c-
press, from Dunkirk (Sundays ex
cepted) Stops at Salamanca 6.55 P,
NJ, Olean. 735 P. M.lSup.) Turner's
9 Sc A. N. (Bkftl. and arrives in
York at II 80 P. NJ, connecting with
afternoon trains and steamers for Bos-
ton and New England Cities.
800 p. NJ. Cincinnati Express
from Dunkirk Sundays excepted }
Stops at Salamanca Ii 55 P. NJ, and
connects at Hornellsville with the II &c
p. NJ train from Buffalo, arriving In
New York 25 P M.
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Be it remembered, That at a meeting OF
JUICES of the Court Of Common Pleas, OF
the Third Common Pleas judicial District
Of the State OF Ohio, at the Court House, in
the town of Ottawa. Putnam County, Ohio
on the day of the date hereof, for the pur-
pose of fixing the times of holding the
Terms of the Courts of Common Pleas and oi
the District Courts in said District for the
year 1868. We the undersigned Judges OF
the Court of Common Pleas within and fol-
said District do hereby fix the Times Of
holding said Courts for the year 1868. in
each and every County in said District, as
follows, to-wit
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TRAINS GOING EAST.

F.R. MYERS. Gen. Ticket Agent
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PORT CALENDAR.
MARINE NEWS.
FORT. OF CIIARLEsT sTOH.
Arrived Yesterday.
CORRECTED WEEKLY.

Steamship Emily Il scuder Lebby. New York-lcft
Thurs.l1y. I Md1s To Jno 1hso Getty. Adams. pa-
chsorn Eros, Clnrlus l. wItio q Courtenay. Camp.
sen & Co, G clauasen, Hon u Campbell, Canale,
well. Cnmrron, Barkley & Co. W Denny, Dowio
Noise. NJ Eason & Bro. L Grooming, " Gurnoy. Cool
Henery. Lyman, Hart 4 Co. q II IIoppock " Hcrio,
X Hughes, Hoimes Calder JcIoEsls Co. Ii John.
so1 Jennings, Inomlins9n m Co. u klaste Co. Krieto
Laurey 4 Alexander, Lownucs Co. q II Iinsteit
Co, G Litsehgi Lawiess: LGon Muller, NimiE Co.
Matthiesscn McLoy Iicc, W Mccomb & Co. osiendorif
& Co. oNeill, II pcnnal. Paul. L Roiigcr Il TO-
W Roach. II Real & Co. Solonlons & Co. p sullivan, o
lcidemaan. Southern Express Co Tobias Son. voigh
day. July 49, at A. exchanged signals with the steam
ships Falcon for baltimore, and Manhattan for New
York, OF the Frying Pan sloal. bound North. Friday
night the 9Gth, passed The steamship aoneka 20 miles
north OF Capo Intteras. Tho u Soudcr experienced
Httang S% gAies ss, a a1' sS Pnssssc p, Ia
NJ Corn Bacon. &c To Mordec u d Co. Courtonay
trenholm. Isairoud AGENT Gravor. oNeill. Taft
& Co. stebcr, hIcirtens. Gcn Il Tyler o Phillips
Feidman, liayenci Darnwcl, JciIords Il Co, & W
Webb CO. " ii bird Co. Mchrtcns 4 WoIliina,,Il,
Torrent Bro, Street Bros Co. II Baggett & Co,
!. Webb. IhuTston Holmes. PoTeher Henry. stem.
tin, Bschof Co. Klnck, wickcnbcrl & Co. schncIl
& Co. nud others.
Revenue steamer Relief from Philadelphia for In
dianoln. TeIas-hns put In for q hnrbor &c.
Steamer Pilot boy, McNety, Sava,nal, vim Hilton
lead and Beaufort, Mdzc, &c. 10 Ferguson Captain
richardson. Gourdin, Mn,thcsscn Co. aIc rurcoua
Fripp W II Harris II, Litscbgi. Goodrich, wncmnn
Co. Taylor, Southern EIprass Co. and Order.
At QUARANTINE
Cleared Yesterday.
Schr Trident, Johnson Providence. II 1t Olney Co.
Went 10 Sea Yesterday.
schr Trident johnson. Providence. RI,
Schr Calihta, Jones. New York.
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TUESDAY MORNING, JULY 80. 1867.
MY WIFE.

This beautiful poem was written by Joseph
Brennan, nm Irish poet, who died in New Orloan,
n number Of years ago. 1fo had been but short
limo in this country nnl his wife Was sill at their
old homo in The Emerald Ise:
Come 10 mo. deares.l'm lonely without thee
Eaylmc and ught.iimc I'm thinking about thee;
NiSht.t.inc and dly.tlnr in deans behold thee.
UnwelcOiie ms waking wlclI.ccascs 10 fold thee;
Come 10 ME, darling. my sorrows 10 Tighten.
Como IN thy beauty, 10 bless and To brighten,
Como in thy womaiihood, mccky md I1wiy. !,
Come In Thy loSinSncss, quecnly nld iIolyi
Swallows will fit round the dcEulatc ruin.
Telling of spring ard its joyous ruuowiug;
And thoughts Of my love nnd It's manifold treasure
Arc circing my hrart with q promise Of pleasures;
Oil Sprung oi my lIcait-ohl May OF my bosoml
Shine OUT on soul TIL II bonrgcon anil blossom;
Tho whole of my Gfu has roRe-roOt within It,
And thy fonilnrBs ntonc 10 tho sunshine can win II.
FiRuro-that moycs like song through tue even;
Fcaturcs-nt TIP by reflex OF Heaven;
Eye ike tho skies Of poor Erin, Our mother
Where BiilslIro mud shadow chasing caGh oor;
Smiles coming seldom, bnt chiIdikc nnl simple.
And opening their eyes irom tho heart Of dimplc; :
OH tini,se 10 the Saviour, that by Hccnlilg
Is LEFT 10 tho exile tie Brightness Of dreemlngi
You havo been glad when you knew VIVA gaddcnoL;
Doar, arc you sad now to hear um sadlcncd2
Our hoartS ever answer In tuno and in umo, love-
AZ octave 10 cnvo md rhyme unto rhyme love;
I cannot weep but your telrs will bo a0wing
You cannot sni O but rly checks will bo glowing;
l would not do without you a. my sde love,
You Will not linger when Will hare died. love.
Rise on my gloom like tho cum Of tomorrow
Strong, swift and fond tho words which spcat love
with song at your lip md n,lo your check love
Haste, for my heart is sicEoneG and drenpy;
Como to tho arms which nlone should carcss thoe
Como to thu heart which is trobbing to press thco
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THE AIKEN PRESS

TL3 PROPOSED TO PUBLISH m THE TOWN OF
l. Afen, B. O., Wcokly papor under tho above title
10 DO devoted to General InolIgcuco-po!itical Com.
morcnl Soc ial, Literary, and RelIgoua-wih Dcpar
mcnt OF Agriculture Including tho Pcld tho Orciinr
tho Vineyard, and tho GARDEN. Nows summary h
contain dgost OF tho important ovcnts Of tho wooi
will occupy p ton Of tho psper. and particular attnn
lion will be given to Tho unsettled question Of Labor
bost adapt cd TO condition. and tho
OF tho resturecs OF tho country in Manufactured Aor
culture, Fruitraisng, and Yine-growing.
Terms--s3 yesr, In advance.
a. ". RAYENEI,, Editor
WD. HrnxLAND, Publisher. January 2l
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8. T.-1880--.X.
A few bottles OF PLANTATION BrrrHna
WILL cure Nervous Headache.
SSlS s1,5S%ss s,i and Ksys.,a Lips
fhtuenc7 and Indigestion.
Nervous hhectons.
Excessive Fatigue and Short Bre.th.
Mental Despondenoy.
Prostraaon; Great Weakness.
BanoE Complexion, WeAf Bowels, DO
LIVER COMPLAINT AND DYSPEPSIA
II In estimated that seysn.tonths OF all adult nimen,
proceed from diseased and torpid liver The htiary
Becredons OF the Liver oyerfowng into the stomach poi
aon the ehtire system and exhibit the above symptoms
.sl long :s.e,rcn arc wo arc able to psessn. the most
tho world has over produced Within one year over ak
Birssns and not sn Instance Of eomp,n
has como 10 our knowiedgei
Itis most eneotuAl tonic and agreeable rtimulan
raited TO all conditions Of life.
the report. that Il relic: upon mineral suhusnoe. 70
fiction Of Inc public and thss patient. m may D consul
their physioi,ns We .?gspd List OF It's oompOnents.
years in tho treatment Of Fover aud Auo Dyspepsih
Weakness, etc. II WAS Introduced Into Europe BY the
SaSs o. s IN s9 .nS
is toei9hi IN fuer under tho OF JetI Ps,-
Of q 5 Rns
fe6rifuge qualities during his sonh American traVols
OF tho stamkch aud bowels
DAHpRIIos-Eor Inflammation OF the loins and drop.
OHAAoM1IE FLow4Rs-For enteebIsd digestion
LAyxrpEs fIovxns-Aromsuo, .tinulant and tonic
WMTxnoRxxs-For Icrofs,a, rheumsttum, eta
AHns-An sromA,ic carminative; orasting nesh,
muscle and milfi much used By mothers nuraing.
cot, sto. ''A''
s. T..-1880.-X.
:, Another wonderful ingredient Of great nls among
he 4psniIh ladies' Of South America impazting beauty
hrown to the commerce OF the world and We Withhold
is nAmo for tho present.
IMPORTANT CERTIFICATES.
RooHksrKn, N. Y, Decembef 20, 1851.
meIsra P. II. DnAKz q oo.-I have been q great suf.
.e.ndon ny Profession. About three months ago i
tried the Plantation Btters, and to my great 10y am
ana a. ar snos aWsgs Sh SSn y
Row ]. 8. 6ArHoRN.
PHrLipx1PHIa, 10th Month, 17th Day, 1852.
RInkorKD PnIxaD.-M daughter has bean much
uflt Iend me two bottles moro
BHnnnAH Houn. omoAao, III,
February II, 1858.
Mkasaa. P. q. DRAxH Oo.:-Plesss sand another
appetIer they appeAr hayo superseded syorythInS
e1fe, aud are greatly esteemed.
Arrangements are now completed 10 ruppIy any ds
m.nd for this article which has not hsrotofor6 beeD
Tho public may rest assured thlt In no casa v ths
perfectly pure standard Of tho PLANTATION TrTIns be
departed hom. Every bottle bears ne ae.ssfls Of our
safars on 'fee plate engraving. /" eannst bs ssw
Any rer.en p,stndin0 70 ,eg PLANTATION Brrrxas "a
Of Tsaue3 6ciIes Sss aai our risss %smn 9Snars Ts
Bold by 8. Drusdiu arooer. and Dealer .h.oushou,
P. B. DRAKE & CO., New York.
Hnt, ~ mwnu
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The Bennettsyille "JournaIo

rs PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY MORNING AT
Benncttsytlle. T. o., in tho eastern portion Of The
6tAto, BY BTUBBs q LITTLE, Proptietors, and oners
supert0 Inducements TO Merchants sud all others who
vsh 10 cKtend their business In his tocon Of tho Poo
Doc country We respectfully solicit tho patronage Of
Terms-a3 por annum, Invariably In ADVANCE Adyrr
tsementa Inserted at very reasonable rAtos, Julys
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DRUGS, CHEMICALS, ETC.
SARATOGA
"EXCEISlOR" SPRING WAITER.

TUE WATER OF THIS SPRING IS BELIEVED TO
DO uncquallcd by that Of any other In tile faramcd
valley OF Saratoga Its virtues such have secured
tho high cncomIuns Of NIL who have used IT, possess
Ing, US II docs In mn eminent degree cathauc iurcr,
alternative nill tonic qualities.
From SAMUEL. HENRY DICFr.s, III. D.. Professor
Practice OF Pysc, Jefferson Medical College, Plill
dclpha, formerly Of Charleston a. G.
PHILADELPHIA, November 10, 1861
lIavo been for ycnr past In Tho huilt Ui
taking the water Of tho Scclsor Spring Saratoga.
Accustomed during the great portion my invalid life
to use tie different waters oi tho several fountains which
boil up n!ong that rcnarkale valley, ,rrculcn indcc,
upon Them tor much of tho comfort enjoy sats-
fled that thc Excelsior Water well adapted nii,
otllcr among tho, nu. 10 The purposes Tor
which they Erncrally employed. II u very agreeable
strongly tmprRnntcd with the carbonic nci, lively nid
sparkling. eau heartily and conscicutlousiy
recommend Il to ell WHO nrcd Eonllo catarlic and
hiuretic. SAMUEL. HENIiY DICKSON, II. u.
lilo wnor IL put up In Pint md Quart bottles ona
packed iu gool Orlcr fur shipping. PnB IN boxos o
four dozen each md Quarts Ia Of two dozen each
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EuRoPEAn TESTIMONIALS,
Reccioed during The month Of Augu,., 1865.

Reccioed during The monh Of Au9u,,, 1866.
I.o:IpoE, July rs. 1867.
hRssRs OHIcEEnIS1 h BoNs-Gents: have much
pleasure In enclosing document signed By tho rst
composer, musicians and professor In EUROPE held
your Pianos In such high estimation (vide my certn
cael that felt duty to tako Of them With mo
TO Europe 10 ascertain tho opinion OF my
brethren. Tho enclosed certificate will prove how
unanimous thoy hRro beon tho anbjcct. bog q,
forward at the sapo tino. letter recoivosi from my
frlend, Mr. CollaId which niue. lie grauly.
Ing TO you.
have tho honor to be, gentlemen. yours very truly
JAMES N. WEHLI.
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LONDON, January IL. 1860.

James n. Fehii, ETC.,:
My DEAN am: have great pleasure In asking you,o
convey to Mcaars. ChicheripB tie oIpro. sion OF my
htghcst approval Of their lnstIunont. It IT, consider
not merely the bost inBtrument of American fac.
ure that have lcd but OF tho lueSt Grand Piano.
foros that has como under my observation; and
Tho Mesars ChickernR may well DO proud Of having
turned out from their mandatory an Instrument
which, for touch. quality, power aud workmanship Il
would bo very difficult to surpass In any part Of tho
wfdo world.
Dear sir. very alncorNly yours.
OHAB. d. COLLhRD,
Firm Of oollsrd ooi,nrd. panoforte Manufaciufor,
London.
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GAR ID.

It is with feelinga OF pride American manufacturer,
that We pnbh tho following toEtlmonaB which Lt 70
been rersiSed BY recently: -
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Tho cha nricston Cotton Market.
OFFICE OF THE CHARLESTON DAILY NEWS
CHARLESTON Monday Evening. July -, 1867. |
Tho ,rket continued Ut nb3ut previous fig,ro, with
fair demand from buyers. Sales 10 bacs VIZ al n,
30 ut 92s, al a3. at 25c.. anu - private terms
wo quote
Low Middling. ng..........................a a9iiGf2Is
Mida!ing. Observation-Disclosures. .25Gat2G
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8. T.-1880.-X.

ga aane was on her np--hoalth wKs in her look
strength was In her stop, and In hor hAnda-PLAaTA
floN DrrTKPs,"
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siMILIA sIMILIBUs CURANTUR.

HUMPHNEYB'
HOMEOPATHIC SPECIFICS
II AVE PROVED. FROM TIE MOST AMPLE RxpR.
"a HlEHCE, an ontro succeBs: :8imps-Prompt-En
cient and HeliAble They tho only medicines per
tecty adapted to popular ample that mtsf e.
cannot DO made In using them; harmless as 10 be
ee rom danger, and 20 efficient to be always rolIs
ole They hAve raised the highest comm ndHaon from,
AL and Will always render nnzfEotiop.
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LONDON, August ~, 1865.

Jdn,es n. Tthh EIq..
MT DEAN SIN: Az you goipg back to the United
atntes. must beg you to remember me kindly to ihe
Messrs OhtckerinR Tell thom 1 was delighted with
their Grand Pino-forieds GOOD tnstrtuent Mitt
az toas erer tursed out, boh IN touch andtcYL
Wishing you, &o., romain overt, lily,
b. F. DROnDwOOD.
Firm OIL. Brosdwood q Bons, PIano-forts Mauut,o.
turers, London.
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LONDON, July 20, 1863.

HenrL CAiekerino d Sons:
GENTS: have Inet boon invited by Messrs ooArd to
try Grand PiAno-forto manufactured by you, aua I
have hesitation IN cudorsing the opinion OF my old
friend, NJ o. D. Cosrd, That It 10 tho finest in.
strumentt ever played on.
Believe me, gentlemen, mos. faithfully yours,
J. 1. HATTON.
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COMMERCIAL.

Exports.
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Pine Lumber.
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VETERINARY sPECIFIOa.'
afGs,nI nnafss 1IiIs e.:fs sisb iG
aETheeo remedies, By tho osse Q, single boz. ars
sent TO any part Of the country By NAH EKprcaa fss
u charge, on receipt Of the PRICE Address
HUMPuRRHB' BPECIFIO
HOMEOPATHIC MEDICINE COMPANY,
Ofiae and Depot No. 662 broadway, New York
DT. Hul0HnKTs II oonlultsd daily 1t his ofnoe pxr
tonay by latter, above for ali forms Of diIasse
DOw1E 81 NOISE. Wholesale Aaents
No. l61 Meeting street
Opposite Charleston HoteI.
A. ~, ECKEL g. co.. Retail AQsnts
No. as1 KINa-sTRRET, 9Th door sbors Marfet-st
April 10 Charleston, B. q
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TflALBEHG.
GOTTaCEIALR.

conhider Chlcksrng Sons Pianos bsyond com.
prfson, the best hhya ever seen In America.
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$4,000 PIANOS,

In The construction Of which they have introduced oyory
Known and valuable Improvement They have inyars-
bly, been selected and usel by ali Of the worlds ac-
kHoriedod great artists who visited this country
professionally, both for private aud public use.
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From THOMAS J. JupoE. Judge Supreme Court.
have used GaLLIdHAN'S FILLS on my plantation
Tor Fever nu hKuc ana hnd thom oil that In claimed for
them. THOS. j. JUDGE
Montgomery, Ala. September %, 1853.
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WORLDS FAIR, LONDON.

TIIALDERG's OPINION.
consider ohtcferns Soma Finnos, Le5ond com.
parlBon, tho beat lave soon In AmerIc.
g. THALBERa,
Chairman Of Jury on Musical Instrumen
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ALBANY, GA, MARCH, IL, 1867.
have usod dALLIGHANs PILLS In forty cases oI
Chiis md Fever, will perfect SUCCESS. They are Il,
best Fever and Aguc Pill put up
A. d. FAINT.
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AMEnicCs April II, 1907.
One box OF GhLLIGHANS PILLS cured me perfectly
Of Chils and Fever They tho best dicino i0t
Cbills and Fo'er ever W. A. q. RICHARDSON,
Clerk Superior Court, Suntor County, Ga.
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Among the chfsfponts OF excellence OF the Ohickor.
ing Pianos Of which speak the renowned urtatA In their
oougratuatory testimonials to the MesErs ChIckerine
tho greatest possible deptb richness and volume OF
tone. combined with a rnrs hriancy, clcarness and
perfect oyenness throughout tho entire scale; and
above ALL surprising duration OF aound the pure and
symphtheuc quality OF which never changes under ths
most delicate or pow srfuI touch.
During the past for.ythr years this firm has manu-.
actured
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wEIlLI.

Your Pianos superior to any have ever sean 10
this country or In Europe.
have never hard tone perfect; it Yields eyery
expression that Gaeded IN music and its on.iity s
capable OF change to meet every sentiment. This II
rare power and ts derived from tho perfect purity OF
balanced touch. ~ A
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P. B. DRAKE & CO., New York.
ANIL N
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: AL pRNCILH AuK BTAApED:
aS- "AAIERIcAN LEAD PENCIL, co. N. ="
(ook TO II Dccon,icr "a
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-10-22
A REMARKABLE HANGING AFFAIR


A correspondent at l04 Mile Siding, on
the Memphis and Charleston railroad, sends
us the particulars of most singular and
deplorable event which occurred at that
place on the 18th inst
Three children of Mr.. VIM. Roberts, Ia
workman at the mill at the siding went
out to the woods, few hundred yards from
the house, 10 gather sticks for the fire TO
cook dinner. They were a little boy of
nine wears of age, another of seven, and q
little sister of FIVE. They had with them
some small cords or strings, plated from
the rawlings of old gunny sacks. The
elder boy. il seems had become by some
means possessed Of a msnia on the subject
of hanging, and often spoke sometimes in
testing way, and at other times apparent
" m earnest Of hanging himself but his
parents had no idea that he seriously medi-
tated anything of the kind or would attempt
20 carry il into effect. While out ia the
woods on this occasion, he took his smaller
brother 10 a bush not over six feet high,
and bending it down, required his little
sister 10 hold it bent, while he tied one of
the strings mentioned around his brothers
neck and fastened the other end to the top
of the bush, and then let it go. The bush,
however, had not sufficient spring TO stranr
gle the little fellow, and only cboked him
to a slight extent The elder brother then
united him and took him to a stump which
had a projecting limb, and tried hard to
hang him to it but the cord, after passing
around his neck, was not long enough to
tie around the limb, and he abandoned the
attempt.
Having failed TO hang his brother, the
boy then seems to have determined to hang
himself, and climbing up a saplinQ, about
fifteen feet high and about the thickness OF
q mans arm at the ground, he made a slip.
moose with the cord, which he placed
around his neck, and tying the other end
10 the top Of the sapling, he jumped from
the bush, bending it down with his weight
and being strangled almost instantly by the
moose tightening on his neck.
The brother and sister ran TO the house
and gave the alarm, but when assistance
arrived the boy was quite dead. He knee,
were on the ground and the cord stretched
tight by the spring Of the sapling. The
small string used had made the work o
death sudden and sure.
The whole affair is a very singular one
considering the youth Of the victim. The
act was clearly premeditated, and tn,
probable effect of the means understood.