{"character_count": 892, "word_count": 166, "ccnet_language_score": [0.9951000213623047], "ccnet_perplexity": [2218.10009765625], "fasttext_language": ["en"]}
The Boston Mercantile Journal publishes al
account OF woman near Sault de ST Marie, VIII,
ON the 3lth of January, fearing from the unex
pected absence of her husband that he had beer
frozen on his way home, started in pursuit of him
with her infant in her arms -


"There is reason to believe that she proceeded
about two miles with her child in her arms, and
then finding some difficulty in proceeding further,
she retraced her steps, and had arrived within a
few rods of the wigwam, when she was so over
come with the cold that she was unable to pro-
ceed further, and was found frozen standing in an
erect position in the snow. Her little child was
found at a distance of about twenty yards, care
fully enveloped in clothes which the mother had
stripped from her own person, in order to pro-
long its life! Both were dead"


The husband was safe, and had been kept from
home by drunkenness