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NEW YoRK, March 5.-The Herald s
Lima and Peru correspondent of the
14th ult says: It is reported that four
Spanish Iron Clads were coming round
| the Horn. -3t t,4tl s--i 800 ~
A riot had taken place in Chilli, but
was Immediately suppressed. 80
The Herald1s advices from British
Honduras, dated Beliz, 18th ult., says:
The Indians were still in arms against
the English troops. and marching on
Beliz with such rapid progress that the
worst consequences were feared. rroEg
Dispatches had been forwarded to the
Consul General of England, in Havana,
| asking the Immediate support of a
man-of-war ship from that station, but
as there was not royal vessel with n
easy cSommqnication, It is said
the United States, in Cuba, was about
to send an American gunboat to the
Belez to aid the English. This Indian
affair assumes serious aspect, in ter
ritotial point of view, as boundary
right dispute, between an English
planter and the Indians, hinges it to
and mixes 1t up with the Mexican ques-
ton. 5,. (. - ,-t -r-t $500 ~ -
The Herald's Mexican correspondent
says, in reference to the fate of Ortega,
now prisoner in the hands of Juarez,
that the chances are good for his being
shot as a deserter, though he may be
tried, convicted, and pardoned, when it
is found how feeble his revolutionary
efforts really are. -'@-' SO fi'
The Herald's Panama correspondence
of the 18th says, the subject of war
with Ecuador is being canvassed, and
surveying party has been sent to sur
yey the boundary line between Costa
Rica and Columbia. 1t is believed the
latter is for the purpose of making a
pretense for war on that little Repub-
tic. In the meantime, Columbia is in
a state of internal anarchy.
q Yellow fever had almost entirely dis
appeared. h5rlt .1a ll-7
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5,2Os 733<. M a-' = as
LIVERPOOL, March Cotton
quiet, declined q since last evening;
middling upland 1855. Provisions
growing firm; lard sos Cd. Breadstuffs
quiet and steady. Petroleum Is Sd per
gallon for refined; lid for spirits.
vienna, March 5.-The Eastern ques-
ton is becoming more complicated.
Dispatches have been received from the
South, which indicate that general
rising OF the Christians throughout
Turkey is feared. Us-llal
LONDON. March 5.-A dispatch from
Dublin says the rumored capture of the
Fenian Colonel O'Conner, is untrue,
that the arrested man proves another
party. aiEI v',1fsr7.f
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SHEESE-Qniet at 15GI9c
LATEsT NIARKETS-

FLoUR-5c lower for common grades and
STEADY Tor medium and good grades.
-GRAIN-Wh eat-Clu fet with prices in favor
OF the buyer. Rye-Flrmer; western buyer
g =; seller Sis BaFleyo iiet1 and 81 ady.
in sterling; western mixed 81 ll@l liz in
store. Oats-Dun at 59963c for western
western mixed corn in good demand, for
Ireland Ire Us ID per quarter. an advance Of Is
PRovIsIoSs-Beef-Acti at full prices.
Bacon at i91 @l05zc for Cumberland
middle LSrd,,l25F9lSc for fair to prime
terms 500 do at SO i5g22 81, latter figures bid
for more, but held firmly ats22 S71z.
So s4g=- MONEY AND STOCKS.
MoSEY-Market rather more active at 0
per cent for call. Sterling Exchange-Dull at
lOs3S gold, for LIST class bills.
GoLD-Lower: opening at 1887, and closing
GoYERsMENr srocKs-DulI and a shade
lower.
LATEsr-6P. NJ.
tGoID-Pnses l8G4@1S6IS, So 80
SroCks-o Ohio Ceffffcates 215@2sk; West
EN- 1piSR IelssSgaP1s New York
terTed 79g7I; Reading lOl @IOI1%; Michigan
RSS r SRE5al od aftt'Sie sIaSsa
rs " .MS1orthwestern SSAgSS1S; do preferred
MOSEf-Market unchanged. Gold-Heayy
to the close; cash gold was loaned firm at nat
to per cent for carrying.
CONVENIENT SToCKS-Clostng prices
registered, 81, 1885 9nOJs; coupons, 81, 1897
@llO1SS; 5-20s registered. 90, l071<@l075<; SD
coupons, "a, 1&9l015s; 6-20 coupons, '65,
tered KaESst SIS YG. SssiH5 !gf ssne
and July lO51z9l05z.
DRY GOODS. 80
Cotton goods are less animated. Prints are
IN falr request but not lively; prices general
~ pretty steady. Agents not disposed to
make any further concessions on standard
goods. Buyers from the interior DnrChase
very sparlngly, and jobbers consequently
only buy according TO limited req lirements
me wool market has already felt the effect
OF tne larin and prices advanced per cent
domestic woolens is not YET visibiy felt For
eign goods sold higher, but as stocks are low
er the ADVANCE Is not yet marked.
Cincinnati.
MARCH Observation-Disclosures with n
limited local demand
sGEsAIN-WheSt-Qul et at 81 45@2 so for No.
Dali, but prices not lower: sheiietiz 62c: ear
&c; shelled In sacks 76c. Oats-52c for No. l..
Rye-F1rm. at 81 246Sl % for No. l. Barley
,I at 81 SoSl6 for fall 81 059l 20 for No.
CoTroNeDull and prices nominal at 27a
sc Ior middhne; no demand.
tMHLSKY-Flrm at 50 20 in bond.
I PRoVISIoNS-Mess Pork-FirIner and best
CITY brands are held at S2l; sales of second
G Gil1 CITY at 80 SO, and country at S2025.-
shoulders, sides and clear sides; hams iOISa
I0s4c; Bacon-Flrmer; shoulders SIC; sides
!Iyst, ll2} and l2z4c. Lard-Flr1n; sales OF 1900
tielees delivered at points in the Interior at
l2c; city is held at l2iz9l21zc, but not saleabIe
at better than l2I<c. :. .
ss Observation-Disclosures. .
l. GHEEsE-UnChsnged
EGGS-l6Gl7c.
sEEDs-C Clover seed-ss75 rs. TImothy-ss 80
93 40. Flax-S2 5000 40 .
GoLD-lST@lS75< buying.
premium selling. ~
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Throat Affections

Are more frequently than otherwise caused
by a thick, Shiny mucous. falling from the
head, especially during the night, and
resulting from Catarrh, and are
cured by
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The symptoms OF CatarrRh are at inst very
slight. Persons find they have a cold, that
they have frequent attacks, and are more
this condition the nose may be dry, or a
slight discharge, thin and acrid, Afterwards
thick and adhesive, may ensue.
As the disease becomes chronic the dis
charges are increased in quantity and chang
ed In quality; they are now thick and heavy,
tons are offensive, causing bad breath; the
voice thick and nasal; the eyes are weak:
the sense of smell is lessened or destroyed;
deafness frequently takes place.
Another common and Important symptom
clear his throhtin the en- mdTninE OF sTsk o oP
Shiny mucous, which has fallen from the head
during the night. When this takes place.
Its way TO the lungs, and should lose no time
in arTesting it.
The above are but few of the many Catar-
Ihal symptoms. Write to our Laboratory
for our pamphlet describing fully all symp-
Also directions where to procure the medi-
cine. 1l'-1
We are receiving letters from all parts OF
the Union, and also numerous testimonials
rom those using II, bearing the evidence OF
bB-This remedy contains no MINERAL OF
POISONOUS ISGREDIESTS, but Is pre-
pared rom Vegetable exiraGA EhGLUSl We
LYi therefore II Is PERFECTLY HARM
LESS, even 10 the most tender and delicate
child.-aa
ECALL FOR SEELYE'S CATARRH REM
EDY, and take no other, II not sold by
Druggists In your vIcinlty, they will order Il
for you. Price 81 90 per bottle.
H8-An persons suffering with any affection
of the Head, Throat or Lungs, should write
at once for our pamphlet fully describing an
symptoms pertaining TO the above diseases.
twill be sent free 10 any address.
ADDRESS
DIR. ID. H. sEELYE d Co.,
FREEPoRT, ILLINOIS.
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t-. FREEPoRT, ILLINOIS.
Sold by all wholesale and Retan Druggists.
GENERAL AGENTS.

GENERAL AGENTS.
John d. Park, Cincinnati, Ohio: Fuller,
Finch q Fuller, Chicago, Ill; Burnhams
YanSchaack, Chicago. Ill; Demas Barnes d
Co., New York; D. Hanson and Co, Buffalo,
Weeks & Potter, Boston, Mass; French,
Richards q Co., Philadelphia, Pal K. E. Bel
Louis, No: Rarnes, Ward q Co.. New Or
leans, La; r.. a. Robinson q Co, Louisville,
KY; BIgley & Bro, Memphis, Tenn; T. f.
baltimore, Nd; Dexter q NelIeger Albany,
NY; Strong Armstrong, Cleveland, Ohio;
q Co, Louisville. KY. oclS-Iyw
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{ LONDON, March s5.-noon.-consoIs
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SPENCER HOuSE.

PARAEK5BURG,W ". VA.
CHARLES JAMES DAILY FROM THE
O-SGiadeS HUteI," Oakland, Md mas leased
the above named Hotel and respectfullv 81
licits the patronage of the travelling COM
munity. Hew1n be assisted by his father MI
John Daily. except during the Summer
months, when he will be found at his old
place. Oakland. febIs-2md
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A TTOREY AT La w

; - GN E@AhAA> A@AhD ~ AALs
WILL PRACTICE IN THE COURTS
w of Ohio county and adjoining counties.
Particular attention given TO collections.
Once on Main street, over the Bank of
Wheeling. JanS-amo
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The above are but few OF the many Catar-
IhRl symptoms. Write to our Laboratory
toms; it win be sent FREE, to any address,
Also directions where to procure the medi-
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We are receiving letters from all parts Of
the Union, and also numerous testimonials
from those using II, bearing the evidence OF
Is tnfRlnbIe merits.
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HBAn persons suffering with any affection
of the Head, Throat or Lungs, should write
at once for our pamphlet fully describing II
symptoms pertaining TO the above diseases
1t viii be sent free 10 any address.
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ECALL FOR sEELYE's CATARRH REM
EDY, and take no other, II not sold by
Druggists in your vIcinlty, they will order Il
for you. Price 81 % per bottle.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1867-02-15

Qua SALT WELL Every effort to ex-
haust The supply of salt watsr recently
reached in boring well in this city hss
proveu futile. and the supply. continues
large. Active preparatlons are being
made to 90 into the manufacture OF salt
on a large scsl.. aud froEs present. indica
tious these works VIII roFe Of great ben
Ell to the bu mess Of cur own, besides
being remuuerative 20 the enterpriying
gentlemen who have leased The ground
invest aud are wiling 10 their capital 10
such an enterprise.
The we'll is situated on the public
grounds of the CRY. aud leased TO Msssrs.
Riley, Deman and Others. and upon full
and satisfactory test of the quantity and
quslity of the brine, made by the lessees.
IL afforded a eupplg OF eleven per cent.
brine. 70 The tall capacity of the pump
used by them, (eight gallons per minute
or ab~ut 100 bushels of salt per day,
without at ell affecting the qnantity or
quality Of tue brine, thus showing thai
The supply is inexhaustible.
The lessees have contracted to have
two new wells bored on the river at once,
and TO a grea. er depth. and will speedily
erect proper furnaces to evaporate the
brine. The salt made is white and strong
ADD evidently quite equal to the best salt
in our market, and free from lime or 9th
er imPuulies,-Las0renes Daily Journal
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MANHooO SUFFRAGE.

The joint Resolution submitting the
question of striking the word white from
our Constitution has not yet made the
stormy passage of legislALion, OF had not
at last accounts. It passed the House
several days ago. after many unsuccsss
fol attempts at its strangulaIiOn by amend
ments. 1t went to the Senate as a pure
question ofjuslice to the black man, uu-
encountered by less important "side
issues 1t has a hard time 10 stand
alone, and staggers terribly wien any
thing else Is put upon its back. This its
enemies appreciate, aud are ever ready to
attempt t. load it with amendments under
which they know II must go down. It
finds enemies in this shape who are afraid
to fight il in any other. Il is argued by
some members from the very few coun
ties in this State where the contest is close
between Republicans aud Democrats.
tina; the passage OF this NEGRO sairage"
measure will defeat the Republican party
in such localities. Tits manhood suffrage
question is one Of the Issues of the day
one upon which we must take sides. The
Republican party every here must either
be for il or against it. The justice of ne
measure has been argued until arguments
are exhausted. People are really to
vote. and il is our deliberate opinion that
if there is any county or district of coun-
try where the Republican party cannot
afford to inscribe Justice al / equal rights
upon its banners, for the fear Of loosiug a
few votes. it ought to suffer defeat. This
quibbIiDg about the danger of the Repub
llcan party comes from uneasy politicians
who care more about their popularity at
home. we fear, THAI they do about The
success of lis great principles. 'apz
We shall be disappointed very much if
the present Legislature does not adopt
this measure without endapgering il with
amendments either serlo 70 or ridiculous.
They will certainly net disregard the voice
of tue people az our late State election.
The people. in plain aud unmistakable
terms. asked them to submit the question
as TO whe her the word white" thould
be stricken from the Constitution or net
| nothing elsa. This was a plank in the
platform upon which our Stale ticket ran.
In The canvass the subject was discussed
in every county if noti in every precinct.
/ Who does not recollect the eloquence of
Blair and McDowell against negro suff-
rage. This was the staple Of the fiery
darts" they hurled at the Republican
candidates and the Republican platform
from every stump. What did The Peo-
pie do? Elected the Republican ticket
and endorsed the Republican platform,
negro suffrage and all. by nearly $4,000
majority. The question is will our repre-
senla,ives disregard this oyerwheImins
vote OF instruction upon this subject?
We hope and believe not. sI.-..s
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FROM TIE oAPIrAL,
TOFEKA. BIB February. 1857.

4OPEKAS otn February 1907.
Legislation progresses slowly. OF
over two hundred bills introduced in the
House two-thirds aEe sill pending. The
Senate has been more expeditions. aud
TO day cleaned up its calendar.
Yesterday a stringent cattle Law, de-
signed for the protection of native cattle
against the ravages Of Spanish Fever
passed the House nearly unanimously.
Il was prepared By the member from the
EmporiI district. To day the bill aPPro-
uriating sI4. 900 for the State Normal
School passed the House. 1t will prob
ably pass the Senate soon. Bills giving
Justices of the Peace increased civil and
criminal jurisdiction have been inuroduc~
ed and will probably become laws-meas'
ures that will cave thousands of dollars
of court costs annually 10 the people OF
the State. The legislation. thus far. IS
of practical character. There IS little
disposition TO undue basle-lhe majority
seeming to prefer making but few changes
10 existing laws. Something will be
done in the way Of encouraging immi-
grafton. and all the STATE Institutions will
be generously provided for. The session
will, of course. last the full fifty days.
II might have closed sooner but for the
excitement of the Two weeks Senatorial
contest which impeded business very
much.
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each is surrounded by an industrious,
thriving and moral community.
Taken sItogsther We do not know where
immigrants can do better than in Lyon
county. If they wish to go where there
is more room-where the country is new
er-tben we can cordially recommend 70
them Greenwood. Chase. Marion or But
Ter counties. They can ind no better
locations for stock raising than these
any where in the State. AMI few better for
farming or fruit growing in the, interior.
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CLAIMANTS FOR ADDITION
AL BOIJNTY

viii take notice that according to the Off
eial Instructions of the Pay Department at
Washington, allapplieations must be filed be.
fore the ST Of April, 1857.
Bounties are being paid. have already
paid ont the 500 bounty on applications. and
due no ice will be given to each claimant
whenever Jhelr claim is allowed
Every soldier snt tied to Extra
Bounty who has not applied, should
make application Immediately.
ADDRESS, or call upon
LIT. HERITAGE,
lO-4-2m War Claim Agent Emporia Kansas,
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ANSWERS TO EVER7RROURRING
QUESTIONS. III
Is Kansas a healthy country?


10 the timbered bottoms along the
streams there is some ague and other
bilious diseases. but pulmonary diseases
are little known and no healthier country
exists in the world than the uplands OF
Kansas.
Is there timber enou4'.?
Wood is delivered atS4.O0 cord
oak, hickory. walnut. and blackberry
Lumber is S25 TO s45 thousand
sycamore, whi,ewood and black walnut.
There is an infinite supply Of coal, an d
the Neosho Valley Road will open to us
enormous areas of pine forests. For
years 10 come, we have enough.
Is yours wheat county?
The very best in The world We will
challenge ali America to show such a
crop as ours of last year. Thirty bushels
and upwards per acre was he rule, and
less The exception. IA
Is il a corn. county?
Our soil cannot be surpassed in this
respect. Our climate is more cOntint n a
character thap that of regions near The
seaboFad; bulwith deep, careful ullage.
our crops are usually very large IA
tumn frosts are unknown.
Sorghum is uniformly sure thing, aud
its juice is Of coarse sweeter than that
farther north. s a-sa
Can you raise potatoes?
Not 50 well as in higher ATTITUDES.
They require heavy mulehiag. bat with
this win give unfailiug crops. Sweet pc
Istoes are entirely at hons here.
What sort of people have you?
Men who have passed through the
struggles and hardships that try mems
souls; Who have faced Quauurell. Wilson,
Shanneu. James Buchanan, drouth of
1860. and every other hardship which
could come upon them; men sIernly IN
earnest, radical, progressive add iutelh-
gent. II you are one of that sort. come
along, and you will be al home. s.1
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The Cleveland Plaio Dealer tells 3
stOry of certain Mr.. B.. living IN :
noigbbOring village. who, cast down oy
financial rsvsrses determined to commit
suicide. He secretly made his soh1a A.
~ barn, dressed himself with scrConioas
nsatasss, got iDto bis rude caskeL sw>
slowed, sEnssiO acid. and was found dead
Py Ais Anily.
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KANSAS sTooK-eRoWING.

We have certainly Que of the best
stock raising regions on, the continent, It
viii Be impossible to find any where re-
giOn better adapted to pastoral pursuits
than Southern Kansas. Our immense
praiTies furnish most perfect natural
paslare for at least nine months in the
year. and even during the winter mouths,
much forage and shelter may Be found in
the timber that everyWhere lines our
streams. There is hay enough every
where 20 be had for the cutting
Cattle thrive wonderfully. The Only
disease ever known among them is til,
Spanish fever" a sort of murrain,
which never originates here. bat is some
times contracted by the contagion Of
herds driven from Texes. Recent legi.-
tive enactments, however. have ended
all danger from this source.
Sheep are probsbly healthier here than
anywhere else on the continent. Our
pure, dry air, our abundant range our,
short, clear, raialess winters. all eouspire
to make this the very parsd Sc of shep.
herds.
To i.lusu ate: From the 18Th of Hast
November to the 18th of February we
had not one drop of rain, and only abou
six inches OF snow. ali told. Only on
two DAYS did The mercury touch zero
In no instance did the slight SHOWS re-
main more than threeor four days. There
was scarcely a day in which sheep were
not out feeding upon the prairie. Ther,
was no growing in unvendl4ted barns. nc
freezing no starvation. Our sheep ar
wonderful for size and cleanliness. Col
Plumb. now Speaker of the Kansas
House of Representatives Informs US tina
by careful estimates be fluids that hi.
sheep do not cost him per snnum Fifty
cents each. aud his annual loss does no.
exceed two per cent.
All other species OF domestic animals
thrive equally wsll. We can imagine ne
surer road to wealth. than the invesImen
Of s.. 900 or 1000 in stock for th,
Kansas Prairies. Figure it as you will,
you can figure nothing but competency
in ten years. raa 9an
At present. buffalo steak, venson ham
and grouse, are cheaper than beef q
mutton 10 our markets; but this mnst b,
con ,idered as a temporary matter. +
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The negroes are leaving South Carolina
in large numbers. Most of them are
moving westward The Atlanta. Gaor-
gia, papers state that an average number.
OF al least one thousand. pass through thai
city every week, eeking their fortunes IN
the Great West Sixteen hundred have
recently passed through Columbia. on
their way TO FlolidA. and six hundred left
the vicinity of Columbia.
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General Sheridan. in refusing. to allow
civic honOrs to bsPaid to the body of the
rebel General Johnson. has new claim
upon the respect of the nation. In his
brief letter to the Mayor Of G4.yessOn.
Tfxas. be says:
Il have 20 much regard for the nemo-
y OF the brave men WHO died to pFeserve
GU Govtr 1s:lsnt, 70 authorize Confeds-
rate demonstrations over the re mains ~
any one who s'isDPssd 70 destroy its
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Dentistry.

DIR. q. Hall. formerly of Chicago, has loca-
ted peru anently at I topeka, and is prepared
t } perform all operations pertaining to Dent.
isiry.
Particular attertion is given to all operations
torthe preservation of the natural teeth and
the remedied treatment Of Dental diseases gen
orally.
Rooms in Farnsworth Building. Cor. Fifth
street and Kansas avenue, next Leader office,
Topeka, Kansas. 9-45-3m
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Wild animals are uuusslV plenty this
winter in the A. egeny m uutains of Pen
slVania. Eight panthers were lied in
Center county, week before last. A p,nn-
Their was also seen recently in Somerset
county, and in the same county wolves
have made their appearance this winter.
Wildcats, bears and deer are taken fie-
quently in Cambria, Somerset, and the
nejgbb,ring counties. and wild turkeys
have appeared in great uumbsrsia Hun
lingdon county.
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/. The Executive Mansion has been thor
OughiY renovated. Al q cost Of $40. oOOS
The new carpets and curtains we're spec.
isliy imported from EoglAhd. 8ass q
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Sealed Proposals.

SEALED propo. ais will be received for The
= building ssbos house At Ekosho Ran
l d. t. kansas. urtl 10 o'clock Mstch 2kd,
le6I. Plans and Specification can be seen at
HalVey's mill. N osho Rapids. Bsss' - I =.
opened at IL o'clock m, March end. 1851.
BIRDS received for material or material and
building. the Dir etOrs ressrying the riFsht. 20
reject any and a.! bIds
January Ism 1861.
HARVEY, Director
A. j. AEpREws. Clerk. 1918
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An army officer 10 The Indian country
writes Ia the following cheerful strain to
a friend: 81 would send you a lock OF
my hair. bat fear i, would be q fraud
upon the savages Of this vicinity There
is fair prospect that one Of the noble red
men will be my barber before spring"