The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1862-03-08

heavy tlumber. Then IL was that the hunter
told the chief object Of bis visit, while Wilbur
| pulled out huge volumes Of smoke INCREASINGLY,
for in any thing he did he threw bis whole heart
and strength. Work or play-hunting or sleep
! irg-feedipg or fasting 1t was the same, for a.
he said he could get more hungry than any
man on the frontier" and he might truly have
added ard ea' more chen be had beet fasting.
! There IL something strange he began
| "about the way Luke Wei on disappeared and
| do not think that 1t is possible than he can be
| LOST
Lost, no, interrupted Wilbur There has
been some confourded foul PLAY about i..'
"Bl, who could il have BEEN cannot think
'Wbci ! sn6sld ray that u less your rel SKIN
bella Snow Flake hal entico3 hin off
81 was I OF her"
that It was your particular friend tho " Hear
"WhAl Of him." asked Harrington, for he had
been musing upon the insnuauon about the
girl.
IF your wits are worl gathering what's the use
OF my talkirF1 But IT'S always 50 when pretty
petlicoat IL IN your mind. Rod or white shin IL 3
sll the same with you. Are you awake now,
man 2"
Yea 90 on. I was onlv tAi7kinp Wb,, ma.
sible object the girl coui have in getting hin
away from home AID II she hAs, where he Is con-
cssl,d.'
90 joct How often must | tell Won bow.
waters OF red skins notions. Bat that's nei-
Their here TOR there now. though | allow that
she is bound 10 have a viii man for a husband
and If she can't get you will take Luke or any
or else"
"No, you Wash I" and H4rrinsto gave full
vent 10 his laughter.
You needn't laugh, Harry. I'd make a bet
ter mate than half Of you young sprigs. Yes yes
the bark Of the old tfoe may be- rough, bot ths
heart ia sound US rok. But what was going
TO ssy was this. That Toi devil with tho hoAft
OF al iliernal volt IN reality, loves your bright
eyed, copper colOred lass and is 'alous Of any
boiy that smiles on her. lie knows that II you
love the girl at the farm her brother loves Snow
Flake, AMI kno wing this YOU can o,sily Judge
what his jealousy would lead him to-"
- BY heaven 1t Is lam a a boa'o trail
There you 20 jumping toa CONCLUSION like
hyrg squirrel after hanging butter
DO you not see 1t p
See whai p
That he his murdered Luke and ., =. uow
"s'eni'S 70 as to Gel hot entirely in
his pcwerl ?"
Not ] II | did he wouldn't IEQwl around
here much longer But aLyhow wS'fs ua,,ing
time here. Up with your pipe m.n-wast
the blood Of yourself, while do this same tor
your dog, and then we'll take walk 10 the
tArm. You can SEQ your wife that is to belt
you can get her 10 cay yes and"
" BE still wash. "
Aud | Il tee u we can't Gnd some trail Of
the boy"
Yes, that's good plan"
Ii we cau't hear OF bin we will rouse ali
ihs huniers IN the te:temebt and search every
corner for miles around"
Indian village ana all ?"
Yes, wigwam, mediciae's Jsn, s1uaws lodge
and every place We can think Of But yhv
didRt you make Snow Flake toll Won If she
knew anything about him 2"
" First she was fant-then when she c ana 10
herself ! had TO hear all about tho panther add
Mo snake"
4" forgot about the snake"
" And then, before had time 10 think of
what wss about she pointed out tho Indian
ard was off like q shot
"Well, it can't DO helped now, 50 as you have
washtd ana looba little more like going court
ing wen march, and suitipg tho action to the
word they LETT ne cabi nand st, uck at once into
tho timber.
Trained a. they had BEEN to forest life, which
is Synonymous to constant danger their Journey
was interrup ed but little by conversation and
then In low whispers. The quick swapping Of
dry branch would cause hem I stay their stsps--
the sudden shutting OF their dog would m,Se
them investigate the cause.-the loud croaktnk
OF the PASSING cos, listen, for IL might be the
signal If an anbushed foe. But nothing of
moment occurred 10 delay thom until thsy
reached the ancient Indian gardens-ths rende-
vous appointed by the abductor OF Martha Wei.
ton.
There stands your lovely red brother I"
whispered Wilbur. " There no siards like a
sentinel on du'y. llIw often he crosses Your
path to Gay Harry
" And may do 30 once 70 orton Bat what
can he be any hpre anu at thi- tune"
My pal' brothers are welcome said the
luciar coming forward 10 mso them.
IS Is other bs-hlcsseu ~ growlod Wilbur and
tNeu addel in 4 voice thai could 10 4 stinc ly
heard, " Tho led man hunts late
The eye OF tue rsd tnan has sought In vain
for tho game.
90 cen game you must DO aitor at su.h an
hour
" The " Heart Of Wolf" cln,o to meet tho
young squaw Ct The pale fac whose br ither
h rs lost Tie trad hat leads to this WigSan If
M father.
"TGe dcy you all Whn do you thiak Of
that Harry
"a lilo black as his own hear, :" though. the
yourI huner, bat he ans sered DOT,
The mtccaslu OF the red man rested by the
pale faces ire. lie told them that he was
searching for the one that hal wandorel-that
on his return be wOnld pass this way. II they
desired 10 Learn Of bis d!n.,s they might seu
him here when the sha lows were thick anl tre
owl abroad. Does my brother understand the
words Of he warrior nog? Is the tful Of his
worGs no. plain aud open 2"
Yes, plain enough. Well have you seen
the girl-sotu any one
Save the dark Skinned wolf that followed
swift on tho trad OF wounded doe nothing has
crossed his pa h. The hour for their coming
has passed. Tho pale young hunter may again
be with those he loves and the hearts OF na
tribe forget the poor red man."
IL hope IL may De true, interrupted Hauing-
tJn for the first time.
But has the red man brought any news OF
the wsnderer Has he seen him Does he
know anything about him z"
" II the warrior had found him he would have
Travelled with him to his lodge. II he had no VS.
that would have gladdened their hearts, his
mOccaIn would no. nave fingered on The trail ="
Then you know nothing Good news that
would have been TO cone and hear How Is it
Itdian 2 Sp ak out None u your round a.
bout ways like fox going TO steal chickons,'
impatisntly broke in Wilbur.
My brother has spoken, was Vie answer
without the slightest notice of the taunts con-
! tanned in the questions.
To the house then, said Harrington.
" Ave, replied his companion, " first the'e
| and then 2 But you know what we talked OF.
| "The pale men will search for the trail of
their lost brother - remarked the Indian in th Q
tone Of enquiry.
= Who said 80 p sharply retorted Wilbur.
They will not lesve him like the Wountel
deer to Perish-to be torn by the wolves AM to
be made prey Of by tho buhzards
- Lock stock and barrel, no replied the old
hunter who did not like the picture IN the ieast.
" The red man will go with his brothers to
the great wigwam.'
" Well, what then p