{"newspaper_name": "Indiana State sentinel.", "edition": "01", "page": "p3", "byline": ""}
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The Quebec Mercury gives an account Of the death
by cold of Donald BIcLaren, who was employed to
carry the mail from Mets to Ristigonche, 81 miles,
which he did on foot twice week, thus walking III
the winter on snow shoes l94 miles every six days
with mail bag weighing from 30 TO 40 pounds upon
his back. He was man Of iron constitution, whose
powers of endurance the wonder and admiration
Of all who knew him. The heavy storms Of January
were too much for him, and he was Ill for week
after which be renewed his journeys, but with dnin
ished strength. In one Of them he encountered Sc
storm and was overcome in the night and forcee
to seak shelter under spruce bushes, where he wa
found by another carrier, who bad feared he would
unable to make his way. and had generously gone al
ter him. He reached house alive, but very weak
and soon after died