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New-York tribune., 1878-10-10
PRETTY MAD AROrr II.

Fr0a "a TrSafya TyEc I0iei lem tDg1t
"FlapdOOd!cn il the name given To the stuff
with which Luayrs ted fools. 1IE NEW IOrS TRIBUNE
has Dor some iiUe past. tsen UvrpGun2 and Hdnisrr-
Ing II iO it, readers the alssed Democratic
cipher dapa'cbcf ard pretended uHusa'iOu- Hitherto
the doses hJye been small, hat tyat its readers
stomach iS-uPpnand 90 Dr. fliG prepared TnE TRIBUNE
has commenced 10 administer bcTC.C quantities. hOi
day the hIst dose -IyUn accompanied by eXten
siyC iuruiuia iu which Ina TnIBUNE succeed d as
m'rnbW IN convincing the paH-nt ibot u had. after
iz-d convenient system whereby
the icCcd dsPlicnes may trt3yslftcd to
Wy Tue meaning The fsIBCNE Toud put upon them
a. the rNis!CuCa ~ knayCs implies ihr existence Oi
dupe,. tnere H. NO dUubt 1uE TEErNEs cipher al!-
dooclc Viii Dot want uuers f0T the lack ui heiub-
New-York tribune., 1878-10-10
THE BRAND OF FRAUD FASTENED ON TILDEN
ELola Ths Narateaa SIratogiaM LRsp.l

THE NEW-YORK TRIBUNE has performed the
greatest feat deC.pIerug record ana the mystic
ruus teegTains which fitted about between Tden aud
his toOs have been translated INTO plain Englsh. IHk
TRIBUNE deyOtes several columns to the explanation OF
methods which II found the keys 10 unlock these
mysteries, and 10 makes very Interesting rcadn IL h
sale to say that a more Infamous piece OF work has
never been attempted IN American politics t1nl thai
disclosed In these dispatches, aud we don't believe III
den has enough barrels OF IDOnpy 70 Ret another
nomination iIUu his party. "Fraud" Is word winch
ht him and lbs attempts 20 steal the Presidency With
great exaetIe and whenever " Is shouted hereafter by
his hcnrHmen It will ike erhO, TIE thanks Of
the country are due To The TRIBUNE for unrayeling
these base performances, aud trust they will receive
such severe and universal condemnation that no man
nor party Will again dare attempt the iRe infamy
N an American election.
New-York tribune., 1878-10-10
NO WONDER MARBLE Is sPEEcH1LEss.

The NEw-YORK TRIBUNE of Tuesday gives
the principal cipher teiegrsms connecting Mr. ridden
aud MantOu Marble with an attempt 10 purchase tne
electoral vote Of Florida The messages date tfOm three
days before thc Presidential election 70 the early part OF
The December following and prove beyond possibility
tor doubt that when the Tlden managers In kOrda De
came convinced that the state had gone against I1deh
the face OF the returns they proposed 10 Iden ne
purchase OF member OF the Returning Board Tor SOO,
600 IL by certain that any member OF inc
board willing To be bought, but 1t l. proved DeyOnd
doubt that the Gden managers were anxious 10 invest
$4,000 in the atenfDL Ii dIsgraceIul develop
meat Of corruption American poi les have ever Ii
nishs, and lt ls aot surprising that MdntOn MafDe II
uBabie 10 say word In reply.
New-York tribune., 1878-10-10
5ueridI Notices.

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the Blaidcr oftn r9Tcea By unsu'Reeed sr.are sae,
pages - IDrioso to the aHthar EDWARD DIXON,
H. OF oiFTcE % Rotts 70 TO- 2iC9 and 10 evenings
Cough ri great So Enssn .I TSTeSy ST ,
clergy and mecal profession sold by AL druggists Price
'O''H'' x F0UGERA & Co. New.York, Agents
MANS Mission EarthA thorough Medical Treatise,
indicating how COndim.l Disabilities may Oe reuoysd rh9
PRACTISE showing the agencies that will insure Restored Man
SSf have been impare by oyertaxed powers statement
Of the obstacles Marriage and Of the means to remove
Secy Mufeum Anatomy aud Science, ll6 broadway. NY
New Medical wor. skin diseases impurities o the
from the authors, Drs JACQU 5 and BRoDIE University
Post once SoceTRe roTsI[n mans or tue weos en- ung
SATURDAY. October IL 1873. will close az TINS oih;s
ST Sa Ssen!,aH a? m nj az e % for EaSp
% sa% % n Sa Sg $ rT S 'S %
lresed and at 1880 p NJ for France irect Dy steamship
EaTope Se BY steamship CITY Of Chester va
respond'nGs oS Gsrminy anil rsngs 20 & nj a rs r S @ @
rope Sy siSsms6le Gssri Piymou!h ch.TSegrE ana
by steamship Deyonia va GassoE and a! ll;Jo a a. ior
men corr spGndence Britain and the Continent TO
be orwana oy his steamer aSs g. spss @ esn
town correspondence crmany intended for spach by
v Nsvss Nigeria csy q Chester and 1Grac
%s Ts S5 Sf aHT s ns Cor Ma1 aud kng
leave October 10 Tee mails ta AsPS
The mails for Nassau. n: P leave NewYGrk Oesooer IL
October The mas for Chua and Japan leave san Fran
cisco OciOoer l6 The mails for Australia &c. leave san
TIL. JAMES, Postmaster
Post Office. SewYorK October 8. 1879
Snre Cure for Lung, Throat and Nalarial Diseases
RYE AND ROCK" As Prepared BY ME- SOLD
BY LEADING DRUGGISTS AND REcoMMENDED BY
PROM ISENT PHYSICIANS. ASK FOR MY RYE
AND ROCK,"AN TAKE no OTHER sl PER LARGE
BOTTLE ~ VAN BELL 81 cHAMBERssT, SEVEN
DOORS WEST OF BROADWAY
The Croion Point Wine reliable BEVERAGE tsr ssecial
use IN families Sold by leading dfugnsts H.
X. & f. b. THURBER n co. General gents -
aThe Missionary Conference OF The Protestant Fscopa
Church will be continued AZ follows: CALVARY CHURCH,
4have. and 2lstst, THURSDAY ttoayl $50 a. m Holy
communion 1870 session Sf the day, dsenssOps opened
bv RishOus WbIPPLE, Nicely and DUDLEY $50 p M
missionary tetngspeakers ishops COKE ana GARRETT
and Drs RUDDER and BROWN; FRIDAY Tomorrow
1880 OF she day dsscuss opened by Bishop
COKE and the Hon. l. p. PRINCE; FRIDAY tomorrow ST
AIMS Brooklyn, 7;SU miSsionary merncspeakefs'
Bishops WHIPPLE and DUDLEY, and the Rev. MesArs.
BOONE and PARKS --.----.
CORNELIUS VANDERBILT,
ROBERT STUYVESANr, Local
W. BAYARD CUTTING, (CtRnmiitea
WOODBURY. q. LANGDON
New-York tribune., 1878-10-10
por,s COLD BUG ECLTPsED.

FfOUlT UfNTOrTlT tIVI'''.
Most of our readers are familiar with Edgar
Allan iue's ingenious story Of the GOd bug anu tue
nehot, tlere unfUcd OF deeiphering cry pt
grapby There Is somebody Ia THE NhH. DIRK IkIBbNE
office inc edual II superior, Oi fOe' hhd tue
svstemgtio manner IN winch lie unrayels tue cODlpl
threads OF the Tden dispatches shows bl 10 De
master OF lis art The first article Is devoted ann 81
nt.Iy In an exposition OF the pTOetsa OF decipherihs
and as critical study h rs Interesting az u Is CON
elusive Furtner chapter viii present accurate trAnsa-
tiouS of tbe NV serlOus dispatches aud VIII DC even
nnre Interesting than the initial iusalncnt-eyen III
tcr,stinT N not agreeable. To Gramercy Park. hautOn
Narble and me Literary Bureau
New-York tribune., 1878-10-10

,nos,al proceeding the part Of any aetor 70 ASK
sno'' so vopderful irnrertjneut question" Toe
hp his tact to staye of the awkward interruP
Rcior uss 49, nut the stranger evidently ltlt hTI
tion ia -, a. stating lis self-made grievance
aud Pthi 80 his tefipcT an nnSecmlY Nraugle pe-
ac,or and box followed. and the Gr4pscSni, i,boat
I'VE" I,n Hans refused 10 Leave the DoA ,hfDre
Tuhs III ud the two lad to he fOrciOly eJeceu Dei0
a. "a. ,,erfoi nance could be resnined
New-York tribune., 1878-10-10
ONE FRANK DRnocEATrc OPINION.

We give the dispatches us THE TRIBUNE
translate th "a, aid, % course, uOS knowing anything
o. ia, except thus presented. II Is ter
rhly bad ahnwa ~, however. ~ 10 appears gu il fner
and rtErs fr GOrc iu .Drti question than the other
tn how iHE TRIBUNE got possession OF the d.s
patches. Thai wat, buf chs demands an immediate
answer. II IN. Tdcn PcltOu HErn", HgvemcyCr and
lrsseT lights engaged in this the country
Ousht know W sha set 10 "a" bottom facts o.
last maybe. and hurt whom they may, tle peOUIe have
"A right to know them.
New-York tribune., 1878-10-10
so INNOl~.Nrl
from Tse SeJy- York CoLaHsicbt .ffSeTtiscr (R6pD

tfjDI To Nei5. l0Tk totaHfIrhV IIf'TtIsfr lhfpD ,
The telegraph messenger with cIpheT dlS-
patch,, dgiIaE me month Of November, 1876 must
have wrrucp.d the duOrbc o. No. - Gram rcy Park
from tTiy To forty times cvrTv day, aCcpTdug 10 the
rumhrr ~ cipher dispatches rubshed Dy IHb iHIBi ~
DniBg al tais Cpiuur Prlt took EOOd care tn
have MI Thle', stuffed win cotton. and had Inn
ragcd IN hack up FIVE fgals ~ stairs. o. course
the GOOD O!G had curiosity II learn what was
going ou. H. bad no interest b. iht matter GDud Mr.
Hewitt lryes Uucc sammy Ead NJ kEONlsJGe Of
the conspiracy. We'll Welt the fools are noi all dead
ypf
New-York tribune., 1878-10-10
AN ApPRAL TO WASHINGTON.

OMAHA, Neb, Oct. 9.-The injunction case
OF VIM. II. Platt, Of Hall County, Neb, against tae
Union Pacific Railroad Company for land belonging to
the company, which he said he preempted and I'M
proved and when claimed by the provisions 0f the
act OF Congress governing the land grant to me Uplon
Pacific has been appealed to the United states supreme
Court az Washington In order TO get early decision,
the will submitted to that court within tue next
trty days printed arguments under the tWentleIh
rule of that court.
New-York tribune., 1878-10-10
INCONsIDERATE LANGUAGE ABOUT A " RE
FDKNER"

ITUD ThF VIZ I0TA IOtlIlf'fI IIIFIII'FF
Mr.. OttpndOricr, who claims o. cary the
city In hs cnattail pocket. has
had fancy, brief hut not agreeable, coHYefsR
ton with % reporter ot 1HE TRIBUNE Tue reporter
suugh the views OF the immaculate rCfOTner % TIE
Siddfs ZehtHJ the subject matter o. the Florida
cipnrTs No. IS GTamctey Part. Tale pre-
tcutIuus refpruisr, instead NJ answering like hOnea
ma began wigse and twist like eel process Oi
ssinuing. cyadcd u reply ANA changed the 1Ject 20
when AS ~ New. OTirau-" H re Is another fine
specimen Of honesty IL ~ aDOut time the lious SKIN
was taken of the mule.
New-York tribune., 1878-10-10
wRETcHEDJY CONVINCING;

THE TRIBUNE publishes this morning a
capture the electoral Vote OF Florida. The cipher dis
patches which passed between GTamercy Park ana
Florida, pending the action OF the Returning Board or
that State, uy translated and the translation Is
confirmed only by the publication OF the Keys which
faly interpret them, but bv the dates aud circumstances
Fraud not triumphant in American history, s Wit
ten the brow OF Samuel j. Tlden, but 1t was blu-
der aud not fault of his that Ii not entirely sue
eessfu He was only too late with his money.
New-York tribune., 1878-10-10
VIEWS OF MAYOR ELY.

EFFECT or THE DISCLOSURES on MIR. TILDRN's
PROSPECTS.
Mayor Ely was fOund last night at the Man
haitian Club He talked freely about the Florida cipher
tele grams published in The TRIBUNE. Referring TO the
effect OF the disclosure he said:
II think that ths public generally apt to believe evil
reports Of public men, and the pubic win generally
think that the FLORIDA teegrams show that there was
corrupt intrigue TO influence the electoral vote by the
use of money"
When asked how the exposure would affect those who
New-York tribune., 1878-10-10
AMPLE PROOF OF BRIBERY.

The Florida dispatches have been translated
ard freely published IN Tue TRIBUNE, aid they SHOW
cOlciusYely that effort made from GTamerey
Park purchase for tle OF $50 600, either the
Florida Returning Board OF the Republican cleo
tUrs Of that line scheme TO have failed not
through any compunctIOus on part OF either the
wOu-De purchaser seller because the dispatch
directing Tnc purenase maugied by the telegraph
operator In the first instance had To be repeated, and
when received alter repetition, came TOO late.
New-York tribune., 1878-10-10
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New-York tribune., 1878-10-10
DEFEAT BY DIVINE INTEkyESTION

THE TRIBuNE's array Of cipher dispatches
iastens the OF rdeu aud traces directly
10 the Gramprcy Park residence the plot 10 buy the
Presidency with UDcd States documents" that is Ia
say with b0uds notes. IL was an intervention Of
Providence That prevented tAe contamination OF this
reat crime; and il wonderful that the parties 20
the scheme refuse to be interviewed or keep ont OF
sight The rRiBUNg promises similar disclosures In NJ
ard 10 sohth CarOlina. Meantime II remans proved
ihat Tfldrns ncents willing tU nay once for
he same vote aud II Ia not dlfcult TO decide by whom
the money would be- paid when the deed was done.
IIlden's barrel Oi money not exhausted.
New-York tribune., 1878-10-10
ABOUT THOSE OIPHRRS.
A FEW DEMOCRATIC COMMENTS.
Fronl ht ~. Yerk Ersataa ErpIesa.

From me Es,s York EcsAta5 BrPDesa
The cipher candidate is q dead cock in the
pit.
Somebody should write Marbles obituary
bctife he Is forgotten OF course it wilt be In cipher.
Now that spirituasm is invading the
courts u may work lie way into the newspapers
Tvs Poes spirit been engaged cipher editor Of THR
lhlBCkEf Poe couid hnve unraveiled the Gramercy
Park eryptogranhy ~ easily Champoion unrayeled
Egyptian herOHyphics.
New-York tribune., 1878-10-10
UNANIMOUS REPUBLICAN CONDEMNATION.
CRUELTY TO ANIMALS
trgTa Bfgdio FrDysys

The TRIBUNE wants somebody tO drive Man
ton Harblc into a corner and make him read those
cipnsT dispacbcs. We trust IL viii rot d. dcGe. Mr..
Marble might ca.IlY become dangerous man. why,
driven IhiO corner, even a-eyUn Dir. Marble viii
light.
no. hardly. He knows too we'll how mrch am.
muniton THg TRIBUNE has ia reserve. He s prob
ably not in o fighting mood. EdI
New-York tribune., 1878-10-10
A SERVICE TO THE NATION.

THE NEw-YoRK TRIBUNE has performed
valuable service only for the Republican party but
for the people OF the country in unethng the medn
lhg Of the famous cipher dispatches OF the DemoeraIe
managers after the Presidential election OF 1876, ana
showing the holOwness Of tho great reform move
mcnt. The successful translation Of these cipher s
patches the climax and efectuay disposes OF MI
TIlden's candidacy in 1880
New-York tribune., 1878-10-10
The TnbuRe AImanac
THE CAMPAIGN.

The thoroughness accuracy which THE NEwYoRS
TRIBUNE ALMANAC publishes ELECTION RETURNS has long
since become proverb Evidence that the present
has aroused the deep and general Of
shown in the demands valued manual which
come 10 TIE TnmUEK daily Om all quarters The issue or
the present ar also gives full especially vafvabe sta
stes OF Commerce IEdusiry, Trade and sMapufatHrrs
clear compreenslve and Trustworthy and generally com.
mcnds itself to Iptelhgent people everywhere
sent postpaid foI rs cents.
Address FaE TRIgUSE.
New-York tribune., 1878-10-10
THE PRAUD TITLE ExPLODED.

THE NEw-YoRK TRIBUNE's store OF dis
patches REGARDING the conduct OF the Democratic Pres
Dental campaign after election day IN 1876 has been
very diligently searched sudied and interpreted aud
as now set Oith proves oOnclusveW that some
body IN the management OF Mr.. Tldens interest was
willing to brIbe. Nothing but little haggling aud de-
New-York tribune., 1878-10-10
THE UNREApABLE READ.

The NEw-loRK TRIBUNE, which has for
some time been printing samples Of cipher teleErams
relative the last Presidential election anu whlch as
presidential candidate who has recently resumed PEI
doUIeier practice IN Gramerey PARK mas Wisely vor ni
datails OF what MI MantOu Marble, Nephew Peon aud
New-York tribune., 1878-10-10

Others wish was unwrtten history They knew IT was
written, but imagined II we'll covered that human IN
eenuIty could 6ecfpher H.. They were wrong IHL
TRIBUNE, by patieut and persistent effort, has proVcu
them II has read the unreadable.
New-York tribune., 1878-10-10
MIDNIGHT WEATHER. RBPORE:
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.
.SpaOpsis for the past "a hours.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 10, a. m.-The barOme-
ter has generally fallen, but now again rising In the
Middle States Lower Lake region and southern Ststes
The pressure is lowest Maine and Lower st. Lawrence
Valley, and low In Dakota, Manitoba and Oregon.
Northwest winds prevail over the Lower Lakes aud Mid
die states, but sOutherly winds the Upper Lakes
the Northwest aud the southwest.
Indications.
For the Lower Lakes. Middle Atlantic States and New
England northwest 70 southwest winds. cooler clearing
followed clear weather and rising barometer
TRIBtINE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS
New-York tribune., 1878-10-10
TuP sENsATTON OF THE SEASON.

y
The account of the solution of the Tilden
epner mysteries by THE tribune experts reminds one
OF Edgar A. POes wonderful tale OF the Cold Bug. with
ITS scientific analysis OF d1cnlt eryptOranl. Tie
captured political correspondence, fully rnnsated
bIs fair TO NJ axe ho sensation or the season, and THE
TRIBUNE to be cOmpmented for its enterprise
and ingenuity,
New-York tribune., 1878-10-10
THE DEMOCRACY's WORST BLOW.

TIE NEw-YoRK TRIBUNE has begun to
puni,I the whole story OF the celebrated cipher tne
grams including their translation, the Key ana how Ob-
tainc. the Uf the parties, ETC., etc. IL VIII form
uns Of the nOeI important chapters IN American party
politics. tits tho worst blow administered to the
DemocPucv
New-York tribune., 1878-10-10

TRIBUNE OFFICE. Oct. 10 / a m. During the light
rain Of the morning erday the barometer fell stead
iy but began 10 rise again after tie heavy shower
tho evening. The tenn berature was higher than ON
Tuesday The amount OF moisture in the air not large
Partly cloudy or clear weather, VITA lover tempera-
tures may be expected IN this oy and vicinity TO day
New-York tribune., 1878-10-10

formed hong hat prepared give II TO the
pniilc now" Mr. Cox then begged to be excused"
and Immediately disappeared. u.
New-York tribune., 1878-10-10
A TILDEN "REFORMERD CONDONING FRAUD.
from The Nor. York Staats AltuA0.

Surprising that the cipher kilograms pub
lished in THE tribune genuine and their mterpre.
tatiOn what do they contain new and importantly
IN one of them Marble Is said to have teegfaphed that
the decision OF the Board and Governors certificate
could had for 500 00O and IN another WOoley says
that $4,000 required Tor necessary expenses IN
Florida. - .
this shows that the Florida people cOHld be bonght
ana that Marble aud WOOley not opposed 10 this
plan lodging from the published dispatches it must be
conceded that plan for bnying up the Florida vote eN
lsted But IL would be unfair render decision before
the other side Is heard IL Is also possible that Iiis
TRIBUNE In its Interpretation has occasionally made ln-
combinations and several TRANSACTIONS are un'
dOubJedly not clear.
But supposng everything Is Just THE TRBUSE rep
resents it, all thai be said IL, that these are
sad facts but any than other things thai made
the electoral fraud possible The Republicans have the
least reason TO wash their hands ia nnocency m THIS
matter The attempt to buy mp eanyassng board Was
not than the man9uyre the Republican sle 70
the decision in their favor where the Republican
victory doubtful,
New-York tribune., 1878-10-10
DON'T YOU WORRY ABOUT THAN

THE NEw-YORK TRIBUNE has two pages of
pier dispatches this mOTungbut readers dOnt CIPHER
IL as much re the stockholders would have them.
New-York tribune., 1878-10-10
MR. COX EEGs TO BE EXCUSED.

Samuel s. Coz was at the Manhattan Cub last night
Wren asked to his opinion Of the Fiorda cipher dis
patches. he replied;
/ have an opinion that whole business which I
New-York tribune., 1878-10-10
MARRIED.

INGERSO LL-CHAPIN-On Wednesday, October o. 1878,
h0me by the Rev. s. ChapD; Of Michigan uncle OF
the br Edwards j. IugersOu TO Julie A, daughter OF h
s. Chaplin, "a. D., all OF this city.
LECFsN sNE-DgCOMRAU-At the residence OF the brides
father Chiffon, = T.. on Tuesday, the St ns, by he hey
FatEer Barry OF brighton, Julien LeCesne 10 Anee
daughter OF Louis DeCOmoau, esq No cards.
New-York tribune., 1878-10-10


Berpendic1lag lines dsnI
mefcuFy 6uring ta0as
New-York tribune., 1878-10-10

ay in order to ret vote s the lowest 1ce, defeated
the purchase Of one by the ~ Eorida
Mant0u Marble and g. w. WOOiley. "Pr0f0sibon 10
brf"e accepted II done only once" tn is sad lam
guage from the household Of candidate ior
the Presidency st such a time IL explodes frand asa
title TO Democratic victory 1880 but does II. We re.
ret to say, at the expense OF American character
will clearly Obviate the association or Colonel PetOn
with any future Presidential candidate. II chari-
taby assume Mr.. Tden. ignorant OF this transaction,
which is quite Improbable, we should rot better the
probable morals OF MIA Administration
A man might well be deprayed himself as to be Kept
by depraved nephew. We should De sorry 10 think
that political career responsible for these secret
and corrupt negotiations could survive their disclosure
New-York tribune., 1878-10-10
DIED

Al Notices Of Marriages Maa % RdorsSd vita faIt
agpIc aud address.
New-York tribune., 1878-10-10

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New-York tribune., 1878-10-10

TRIBuNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS
New-York tribune., 1878-10-10
Mnn,. NIission ON lsarth.-A the

MANS Mission Earth.-A thorough Medical Tfoatlse
indicating how COhItmed Disabilities may Oe renloy Th5
experience Of - yeSrS study observation and pi0eSonh
PRACTISE showing the agencies that will insure Restored Man
hood vitality sSun conditions Of Health,
have been impaired by Oyeraxed p0wers statement
Marriage, and OF the to remove
them. mail (cuue1oy postage stanDsl. Address
Sec'y Nueun AufOny and Science J. f46 Broadway NY.
New-York tribune., 1878-10-10

Diseases OF the Prostate and ChrORie Inflammation OF
Blaidor ofttn Produced by unsu-gecied siri"tHre sac
the UtethroOmethree type forty
- IDrioso to the authar EDWARD DIXON,
81. d.. Editor Of The scalDel." 70 5tb-aye.
OFFICE nouns: 20 TO- 2 to and 20 10 evenings
New-York tribune., 1878-10-10

New Medical Work skin diseases impuriiieso oi tho
bon VITA aui for 10 afrect
authors, JACQU Is and BtoDIE, University
New-York tribune., 1878-10-10

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The Morning herald., 1878-04-08
WILD MEN.

| In the island of Rio there are wild men
who live in trees, and have no language but
cries; and, in Sumatra, the residents of Pa
lembang said there were men who lived in
the forests, with whom not only the Euro
peans but the Malays could have no inter-
course. He himself had never seen one.
Yet, strange to say, they have petty traf-
fc with the outer world, yet not through
the medium of speech. Their home is in
the woods, and they live by the chase.
They hunt tigers, not with the gun, but
with arrows, which they blow out of tube
with such force, and which are so keen of
point, and touched with such deadly poison,
that wound is almost Immediately fatal.
These tiger skins or elephant tusks they
bring for barter not for sale. They never
sell anything, as money is about the most
useless thing they can have. They cannot
eat it, or drink it, or wear it. But as they
have wants they exchange; yet they them
selves are never seen. They bring to the
edge of the forest what they have, and
leave it there, and the Malays come and
place what they have to dispose of and
retire. If the offer is satisfactory, they
find, when they return, that what they
brought has gone, and they take what is
left and depart. If not, they add few
more trifes, to tempt the eyes of these wild
men of the woods and so at last the ex-
change is effected; yet all the while the
sellers keep themselves invisible.