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They: were in such o :: ‘food that they mg e seal‘s flesh and whale‘s blubber found only five Englishmen still (alive on Marble Island. They: were in such for ‘food that they eagerly ate the seal‘s flesh and whale‘s blubber quite raw, which the Eskimos gave them. The food disordered them so much, that three of them died in a few days, and the last fell tlown and died in attemptâ€" expedition, the Indians geserted He was so shocked that he wrote, "That night 1 even repeatâ€" ed some beautiful lines by Dr. Young a hundred times without gaining any "slumber by it." Others lost more than sleep. Hearne carried gifts from the Governor of Hudsons Bay Co. to the Copper Indians. The other Indians did not have the courâ€" age to kill the Copper Indians for these possessions, but they made a deep. scheme for their destruction, by marooning them on an island. there they stripped the copper Indians and left them to perish from want. On his return journey to. the Fort, Samuel Hearne saw the bones of these poor people. Matonabbee was one of the famous Indh.n}xof the expedition. He was over six feet tall,and he insisted upon taking his seven wives with him. "for" sajd he, "who is to carry the produce of the hunt ? Women were made for labour. One of them can carry or haul as much as two men. They also pitch tents, make and mend our clothes, and the very licking of their fingers is sufficient for their sustenance." One of his wives delayed camp by suffering birthâ€"pangs for fiftyâ€"two hours. She had to take up her child and also carry a very considerable load the very next day, besides wading kneeâ€" deep in water and wet snow. Samuel Hearne could not bear her moans. Hearne from top to.toe, as a naâ€" turalist would a nonâ€"descript animal. ’His hair, they said, was like the stained hair of a bufâ€" falo‘s tail, and his eyes like those of a gull. Travelling further up the river, Hearne discovered that the Indians planned to masâ€" sacre the Eskimos who lived there, while they slept. One girl of eighteen was attacked close. to Hearne, and with a spear in her side, fell at his feet and twisted herself round his legs. He besged the Indians for her life. The murderers made no‘ reply till they had transfixed | her; still alive, to the ground; THURSDAY BOOK REVIEW During Samuel Hearpne‘s first to dig a grave for his compâ€" 200 ) y Weston Last Saturday we were very startled when for the first time we heard a Jet break the sound barrier but. since, although I think most of usâ€"duck or wince when we hear it, it is becoming a familiar sound, ; ; Mr.‘and Mrs. Llioyd Boehm w children . Douglas, Linda ) Harvey spent an enjoyable weekâ€"end, last week, at their summer cottage at Six Mile Lake. with spears, then looking. at Hearne sternly they asked him if he desired an Eskimo wife? EDGELEY DISTRICT SATISFACTION ... 30 MAIN ST. 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