, 1869-02-07
4 Pc tRILODS ADVENTURE.
Jhs sU0t11nEs OF Exptof<Fs In 1Seh1-
gan W0t dan Accident aud NeEs
1oTv Escfpe from Vfe& King a1a As-
Saa.cn - Subsistipc On kasu1ocA
Nw1E1 for Non0.

gan W0t dan Accident aud heEs
1oTv Esctpc from Vfe& &zinx 4za 8 As-
Sas.eu - Substst,ns On hsmlooA
Iw1En for sond.
Fvm the ionfa fkIeb. J 6epss.tI.
On the 18th day Of November last Mr.. Da-
vld trapo+ of Odessa, IN this county. brother
Of ex x.Gorrrnos Crapo, and Samuel c. Al |
deEman, 4 surveyor, ii thlA village, lelt town
for tho pufp-ke Of looking mp land 10 tho !
vent 10 Maeklnac bY sts.n, from there to |
Cbcboygau, from which place they struck
Into the wilderness, carry lng their Blankets,
tent aud pruFisious 10 pack % their shoul-
ders. They continued 70 tznverse the woods |
evening Of which day IL. crspo, Wills
cutting wood for the nie ht, met with severe
Incident, The axe g1Aucl0g sad cutting The In.
etep Of The foot, irscinsieg the bones badly.
The snow WAS then ten Inches deep, and. their
tent has1ng been bsdi5 burnt, they had very
Ere. Having been informed tast there was 4
lomocr camp shout four miles east OF them,
MIR. Alderman lett next morning fur the pnr-
pose OF gtttfrR assistance 10 take Mr. CEapo
10 come settlement, expecting 70 return b5
little provisions, consisting mostly Of hard
bread. Alderman took TWO hard tacsa with
him, leastrg the rest for C.apo.
Alderman took the direction IN which he
supposed tho lumber camp to be situated.
AXE hA tH0 0A0 tAck1 III Aoous AsAtoAGV
ali day, much Of the time through swampa
aud tangled thickets. making slow PROFESS
At dark, no sign Of the camp, and, suppcriess,
without any b}hnket OF other covering except
the clothing he lad On, he hnitt Ire and lay
down on pile Of heuloek brush to pass the
vas STACKED with chl1ls and fever aud had
both his feet frozen. IN the morning, weak
and faint from fever and want OF food. he
pursued his course, making slow pruRre5s
through the swamps aud thickcta, tho
ssssp &c SE Of sasE aEar ssr s the @afs d,ee t.
! aeleness ol The siiuttson:. His weakness
Obliged him 10 rest frequently. but the severe
| cold made long stops both unpleasant and
| dangerous. At dark. no Signs Of camp or
By his days wanderegs without food except
hemlock browse. be 1ay down to pass another
| night slone In the wildcEncss- Pain and
anxiety drove sleep ffom his eyes. and he
arose the next morning very little refreshed
by bis uight'e repose. He took bis repass OF
hl. fee: being very much swollen and
painful, adding to his misery and the
dtficulties Of his travelling. Struck
the north branch OF Thunder Bay River,
md found no signs Of numbering. After fol-
loving the stream short distAuce, be came
cludlng that II would be neelses to follow
that course farther, changed his direction 10
tte south, for the main stream. Travelled
all day agnln. suhslsting only On hemlock,
and fading the way much impcdcd BY Wind.
falls. swanps and 1hlekets, ne crawled
have been slow pathway for stroag and
well man. Nearly exhausted. be laid dowo
!: for the thlrd night. 1t was very
cold. the wind blowing =. . gale, and
making it asmoa: impossible 10 starr
s fHisyseE IL es were e*s 80 svosn e.
| he dared not remove his boots. knowing thai
, It would be impossible to get them on a4ain
During the night he suffered Eery mucE
> from illness and cold, aud ftoze bis ieet anew
, | through the swamps and over Pine ridges
! Struck the river about . p. n,., and had NO
! travelled more than thirty mules before b.
: came to aupPly, Or "tote road-" TRAVELLED
e The road short distance and met two men
i who informed him that It Vas eighteen mile
: up the rIyer to the nearest numbering camp
J. md three miles down the river to Erskine'
d farm. Went with them to Erakine's farm.
S Al may be imagined, Alderman, sick, wan
= dering about tue swamps four days withoa
4 feet swollen, was pitltul obj.c:, and yer
d nearly "played out" when he reached Es
d skine's. Aware that hc must b. very csre
y | ful, he partook a. first spaElng!y OF the e1ta
,t h}es, frnm which II took ali his resolution
a. | separate himself partially satisfied, as afts
y | eailnE lille 4t " ~ Uo1c luuE6} *uAA u au
!. | ttuc before. Had good nights rest, but We
r obliged to substitute snow packs FOR bool
70 TIC ncx1tuor ding. Next day went to C,n
70 ock's camp, winch be reached Oh Saturds
IT afternoon, December 10. From here q par:
made uR or volunteer, tS p to y
1t Alderman as guide, whom the rest Of Il
d, party would not agree TO proceed withor
m and whom they declared they would car
he whon he was unable to walk. They ma
70 rapid progress. and resched c1apo's tent
Sunday sits1noo4 w9sT tssy paeaa 5tssct 40 -
a. Nj. Cfapo'a journal Will hhow his expe1ieE
o. durirg Mr. Aldesman's s at.cnce:
he Tue.day, Dec. 1a.-3. G. Alderman, my pafto
Gns Ia e 81 asP f. IT. IT
sho nof,h branch Of the Thnudor ktver,) ek 2
e. s.ss III. r. 9s az eot -
tobacco vet with srn,ca licio,cnt, w71ea q
nA ths pain %sU mgsh :. -.
back ret had pretty hard Night q 4, I
soTs IL IL s j 4 ns IT, .na
,ch Enses M T IN the NOV. and shsu r.: It CO: pa
i. dsy ip cetire wood and N ling snow 70. vi
,Ss os ny foot being verJ palnfal and VERY mach
Ioa Ttursday, December l7-9Is pss, u
19 o'clock, =. n, Alderman hAs NOT returned
sstso lctAslea out this motaieK aad got wooi euo
~ 40 ~ r. ~ IAga
ooe1 through the With one foot frosted
tne.-: uosL'ng. In looking
ato aS'ea oa ee se ae
!.a 10 1ud ALLOW myself testup f.!l par day, 1
= = Eos dein8 - wtlssat ne tnsee weeks. an
n'n2e' something eef1ons ha. h.p pt ned TO Albert
:. md slough 5or one meal K,tn him, ard no b:sn
III Fs1toY, Dec. 13.-AldeInso ~! NOT Ro
IN ,s ~, ycs. Lsl. night wa: bitter hight sos a..
stiaasioa.RM loot Ii !e.y cainIal, ana
70 e1' nothing s1s tahseeo 10 d.asstt ,st'h. L
!. not Co crc, snd tas teesi fal1iee around no il
s,a sa~4 direction; NneuI TN nkeiZ to get out
aa tsh wlldernets DO rot know; Thr:e o'eso:k :
en- you dsy, 10 IL; Il any ono fspp:ns 70 c,naa
M, "a hesiine. i vii DIV thsG as:enuoa, 80
-. snn1aiy naataz. Dec. 1913 O'Clock
!. r.. man has not got back ret. think that fhe
so@tthns hipDeosa . hi ah, sif0fs n,Is ha b h't
of the oo1es hsse IN tbs Wilderness bJ starrat
Tann9 there II = ver9 aim ehsuce fo1 any ore to
ns M MI as Z ~ sas 0es i
q mas Lists
Mar. sunday morning. Dec eo.-Alde,raA1
ai1ns nnn Would 'e.ftsiny ha1s been BACK oc.cFs
llcum- M n.i1 si1ossnes for shout twn xrek.
sntlon ctu crawl ont to md eomethlng 10 gnakc mi
ID Was Ct cs1tcaee, shall tly and SEQ Il e1u't
which OF ,bts place II don't gel help in ths c.
aiming | t~o dsys note. as!u ksea ~ " nnHR.
ke up. nv Ea p.ss 80 Iva - tne .sm
for afaa rH etes .n.t M suast.r w,aa - e.nVl
HIM snn 41nt ~ 4 tnsn hsln,. Il a. ian a. Ju
~ Nooo heard 70 h!rg more. Hdtpast two o'elot
spilIy- was c1swraE ous Of ny tcs. 70 tr1 ma Gel
,rtance thing to mAfe ptT of Gaten9. 3sAxa
British sag, affe IL - see ~ ..n'' sa.,s;
= 80 and eleven sttocR: hearty rsu Hon a.
NlAA Atctk Co. 5 lsEhet t4lp.
Ser. l;iicr Was made and the men tool
'sdsy s,s se M 'sos, ,S Con
IS. Iron Ms Ctapo expressed himself much q
twenty with his treatment At the camp, and
dees OF never shall forget the kindness OF th
Cardiff derrnsn went 10 Alpena by team, v
ottne surgeon dressed Mr.. Crapo's wounds,
t man out plece OF the bone. Going By Ct
fins ol Bay City, the stage was oyestusuet
n had luckily Nj. Ctapa did not happen u
but hh wounded foot, aod Was not sever
ucht OF fnred. Ae. Crapo sad Mr. Alderm
b 1t re- | still Obliged 10 70 each with one 70,
OF the t moccasIn hut both afe dofug we'll, a
uudred he stadv for another trio next spring.
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1ts. Ths Eunnbtr ef ms He1SEs
a thou Fron tha post a Ds,iy Caloalele. Fes
which Very few meu have become realty
|uoilant tneut in history without the dIseov
nd and soma one that he bcaEa :" tho noubs
persons I bcas.." Napoleon h1s been q fayori1
n, this I such calculAsors, the Pope has beea
+ every 1 to be the best BY another method, ~
houo!s, but ve1y short tune sanee NJ. Dlsss
n ne msde The object OF ttatla, d'sEes ,s
Roman tas been trying his h1ad On Mr. Gls
Z Mar With the following result:
cto the In the Greek language, as soEne OF u
st upon efs are well aware, each letter reprs
,'v tue. certain numhes, For e1anple, u IL