The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-06-01

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co., 49,, WORKERS on the fir'i "' """''

. bis .f i.sfI llui~ 'NI'' '"' ~
n.f fn,i.u. 3d., Dad if'n Wrapped III
.a,.aL,n.l l, -.n-' OF ihl n7t l"'h' 'S
.n.IhI4hlnl- lal '.'n PLUNGED ih'o some
-,..yraeIl which WIS cat. ng the h'sh rom
l Tho rIn worked gradually ny the /
t..i..l- and wrists becoming numb. /
,n.n. with snow did no good. F'unsng /
,,In,. water proved equally Intellectual /
....,,t, afirrtNo C0--n. ks had rubbed the /
iih,u rubbed in uauhiNn. that f'cl- /
.nrn.l. "Nuuurr fortunate. 1850 father /
.n.olfhc Co--ack-; " ID it had mot boon ior |
...r.rt. Your bands would have dropped oil, |
v.iltl not io-' your ,rirs as w H.
r.It, thi- story the other day. was re- |
smd.iafan >r rlenrc of my own.
one Hn. February morning -t1rtca with n !
.intHniUu-n stalwari From Ia haii breed |
n.~.-- .n.. " those iutorrinnhlr plains n
rrt-I N.rfN America. which do uci improve
r.,I.. 80 .,uHiutauDo. OurDouVsdu 1.-the
,.,.n.rr. g ..lhie at that -nas0n. Was il' dog
.l... trl Calm oak or h.r wood boards.
h-4.I ts0tlor with decr9Nn thongs. turned
nh.ut U.e "a Norwegian SNOW shoe. amt
o.atn.naic.t long OF these siclecs We had
m..nna ut thc huge roll li robes aud III nkct-.
n..t.rf .rfne ptmuli. Nn fNr ourselves and the
fsltl--. oar rate oftrHyl WIS about thirty
f.. n.l- per day. amt our irlt" an ats lin'
raw. SOM, 800 miles apart liy choosing $50
.ir..fu course. W. left far in tine risHttn' trait
a.Allly followed hv the roDrgrwso n their sum-
rYrtrite hetwnon thc two rN-fs. Tho snow Inv
iecp upon the ground. III. fire; dlys Of our
.urnoy had been fine. nrd tl' nights. though
u Huurae cold. were lY uN iuH i- 'N' f@~iN'lN +N
T. Thermometer In Heated between ~ ami
s. below goro r,,ly Malt. Durns thc day
a. N.re forced To- taoe t. AR lrtt. rum ns
o-tartiv nit.r ihr -lodg, tn avoid l,..ni.
wan man boz IlIl Ia ~ a 4 .
afHt jumping on the -lrd-r lNr mNM'utuft
respite. MY muscles refused io and 1t re-
hem inin cumi1rtanr workihs ,ider.
When the light began t. fad. and the first
pelham holy MOOT 'i the hikht uWt vas n.uru' W.
o.sNi about for good canning r'ice. II
rrlr uml ~ hluiis. We Ind not To- look long;
iee dead trees Tor fuel clear -pa,c Tor iir'
nllMuk'i-. some armiui- Vi brush from pines
SrMqltfs for maiir -. an excavation ~ the
.W ami We We're ready for supper. lucn
H "a Ver' hNapli mp on the hr'; the
rer eaten. fen'fn can chopped To- in tl" SOLID
sNrins hungry dos IS. the blankets .pr.at
raa.. it, protect u- from thr wind
Il however. niAht overlook us when mas ing
.i-- % scattered tr' toys could Doc
faulty i- rcd ~ the distau Our camp wa-
plt.ri 10 sum' hollow, ln"n "ui -iotA % iil'i
vs. limited tH few Mnna. eAils igun nhl.
~ ~ A. barely SUM 'i'ut Ia O'il a Kettle and
rs dish % ifninl un. supper uF.r. W"
ru,he. fwa.f nv.r thc living 'nh - %. %
r.fl. r.i OIL NIlr NNf~ clos g.. fNHf. ifrN "a To-
sMu I..r.. tNould incrra~, tn the dHrN-
a.s. m. spirit in the Thermometer would
,tr.nk nf. tI- tlirti'- below zero a- the dawn
y'..lt.f .tls cast. Il W-u.d ir.lutniiy Zoe
tx -.z,l mt.n.n. out found us aampel In a
'aall i.p.r t ut upon me- ri-' 'l a l.hs
rs.f lult brood iuinrrHd iu' that IL
UI- ft .tf..-.1rn miles across tl" bar" lain
g. f..u .Ni iue ride. The night had N-Nu
yrs. ~, ..l n-iitf ~ blanket and roi ID. 1
tat' Hrn Ni -h'.io remain long nsi. y Ilf
lr rtlrrn mDt'r hat shown 80 below ~ 'ly-
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