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Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1880-08-26

From II. H. RowIEs. NJ u, ilammOntOn, N. j.,
Editor SpiGh Jersey E,DnhiicU.
My attention was clllvd Ia FRANK STDDA LIS
SOAP from advertisement III mr. own paper,
aud S use IN my house for nearly ytF, according
To the directions, has proved that iil rcnirkHhlr
properties have not been Overstited. For r,'muv-
lug printing ink 1t Is Invaluable, while tor toilet
and shaving il Is the best soap have ever seen,
From Mis- H. l.. kENYoN, Mortified, VI,
lido my wash with FRANK SIDDA SOApin
half the time and with no expense for Soap, as he
Saving III (lut mDfe Hidm pdysJGr a. have no steam
or scent from the wash, while the saving in
health, clothes and labor can hardly be estimated.
From IL w STANTON, ljO6 n. alth ST., Phllada.
We are confident, from II long experience In
using and recommending FRANK SIDDALi.S
SOAP, that one trial, according To the very easy
printed directions, Will overcome all prrlcrs. II
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1880-08-26
SILT RUEUM
For Nine Years speedily Cured with the
tuticurn Remedies.

MEssgs. WEEKS n PorTER-GENTLEMEs Il
nave been troubled for nine years with SAT- ihoum
and nave tried every patent medicine ii think
known to the trade, taye also been attended 10y
nhyHcihns, hut with no more than temporary
relief. As had tried everything il was no more
than fair that ! should try yours, which were
hstulllslilngly rnrctiNt completely curing me. II
IL two months emre auit using the nIudirinr and
anu satisfied am permanently cured, Grat tpdr
alone prompts me To tender vnr my testinuninl
Mosttruly yours, GRO r. OMrN,
lellrrin luuu4 Ani urEaia
GnASp RAPIDS, MICu.
bCtpbcr, lsil.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1880-08-26

Rev. j. j. Smyth and Mrs. Smyth, are
taking a summer vacation in the north of
Pennsylvania.
O. B. Farwell, of Chicago, has announced
himself candidate for the Republican
nomination for Congress in the Third
Illinois district. Ex.Minister Washburne
is urged by his friends az candidate In
the same district, with the understanding
that he will not decline the nomination if
given to him.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1880-08-26
Qtlttifura.

Mean temperature 100 d greo4 in the
shade
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1880-08-26

II has been usud with such wonderful
success III nil parts OF the world, in the
treatment of these difficulties, TINT il
Inns come Ia hr considered
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1880-08-26

ihrther information, Apply to
A. W. HARRIS, Il co.,
2lO broadway, New York, or
X. @, WINTERSMITH, Supervisor.
Once, No. Mozart TnldinR, Louisville. Ky
iy27lm.d&wH
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1880-08-26

and all household uses, and as II become1 NOR
generally known must have an immense sale.
From MRs. f. SToCKwELL, Hammonton, N. ].
FRANK SIDDALIS SOAP has been used IL
my house for the last seven months, and by follow.
Ing the printed directions, find 1t to do every.
thing CLAIMED on the wrappers. We have not
are i1hueT and soeeter than iphsli tpdsisd b. dtd
Old Hdy. MY husband, who IL II dealer here
has steady demand for the Soap from his
customers
From MANAGER OF DEXTER LAUNDRY, s0l Sixth
street, Corner Street, NV, Washington, d. o.
No laundry or family can afford to be without
FRANK SlDDALIS SOAP. We follow. direc-
lions and use no other Soap and have II reputation
second to no laundry In Washington forI white
clolheSi the superior work we have been enabled
70 turn out having secured the trade of some OK
the best gentlemens furnishing stores Iii the city.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1880-08-26
MtsfeIIausuns.
WHY DOES
A WOMAN

besides
the to
peculiar notice It
colds
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1880-08-26
SOONER THAN


workon
smell md fearful makes the white
IL a woIn
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-03-11

lonce knew an old fellow, Billy W.
who confined himself Ca y particular
species Of trickrry for many years, IN
I'll, indeed, be retired from active life Ia
take the command of a l0dging-hous-
81 his own. He was 4 little tight-limbed
fellow. with n face perfectly innocent al
whisker. Looking at him in his ordi'
nary attire, when the days work was over
there was no telling his age, which
might have been any where between
thirty and sixty for aught that could be
seen. Billy would 20 out about ten IN
the morning, dressed in a suit oi shabby
black, looking the picture Of gvniesi
poverty. Getting Into n busy quarter he
would involve himself in a crowd of
rushing vehicles. and tumble under the
wheels and horses fee, ~ IL Knocked
down. lie was little and 1.-THE, and 50
adroit in this performance that he conld
and did = thousand times oscr-go
within q hairs breadth of destruction
without sustaining any more damage
than he wanted, ~ = bleeding nose, n
crushed hat and n few rents in his gar
ments. These last. it may he re-
marked, were prepared before
hand, 80 that a certain number
N seams were always sur. Ia be
open On very slight provocaiion indeed.
Billy would be- hauled out al his pre-
dicamen, quite exhausted aud helpless
"a piiiable looking object in fact-and
be carried to the nearest tavern. Here
he would receive a restorative, and re-
viye when the crowd Wa thiekest To tell
some affecting story Of family distress
the thought of which urging him along
the streets obliyious of their periis. had
brought about his accident. sympathy
being thus excited, a collection would
be made, and Billy would limp of. when
not sent home in a cab. Three hours
later he would repeat the performance
somewhere else, this time in the grfi-e Of
| an elderly woman; and once again. -
| night grew dark, in the character Of a
n~awsvender, or something of hat sort.
His :. make ups" indeed were infinite.
and included all sorts Of limitations, from
that Of the seedy preacher down To the
shoe-black and flower girL-L0Hdon
Standard.
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-03-11

the huge . SEEMED 10 tower directly
@Rpr bod. and yeraX0eE69, hnaie;
with q roar Ike the rush a mighty
wings, ngh. IN the wake Of the flying
Indians.
We sew them hssitase-turn and fee
In aopposiie disoetion. But they were
too Ute. The gigaatic leviaihan Of the
Air dosed upon tom. and whether any
lived To escape IL terrible consequences
Of sBch IN experience I am unable TO
say, for we never saw them more.
With the rush Of wind as the tempest
sxcpf By canc . detngco Of MN. r-fre,h.
ing the parched earth and cur parched
lips As well.
xkiss cleared beautifully behind
the departing storm, and the u went
down In golden splendor as we took our
glad Leave Of a rocky refuge.-PQrt
land Transc~pe.
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-03-11
yROH PAGE To sExAroR.
fnsar,sasf. g. @N.sss.

ln~ss~sss N sA- as. e assh~s Y. o~s~ss-
- 0arviA.Ss N1 SN&s~.
In guing to tAs tEis-i STATES Senass
Mr.. Gorman ell have sks triumph "a
rcturning ,o tAss su=uRe<y a. sasns-
Der xhscb be "a ~v-d a. rsev.A
tasg VIII nrvsr as-zrred sfsrs n
The history u fhe sssass. lie ~Rs hsn
in Howard Cssn'y-shaeh ~ ass rsP-
vssnts n the Ssatc SnA,s-a March II.
issa. Hs Ars q h~lpng - say q
the old Maryland families. sor - ~as ns
till The wear iso ihz; hi. grasdtsiAxT.
grfr ts-rru.n. c.fns t~pn iTss2aa IA
AfaxricA. st..sg sut IN 4sahsy lsAats.
ear Hsef0Sg.S ~ snersrds rrHcy-
ing .o BalsimnFe. Ga hss ussskrFs sstc
be I. tesoent~f froru to- tsusily cf
Samuei Brv~n. Il Eagieh bs-d. ~ho
settled la this cpas;ry befor The Refu-
iu,son. aud tod part In TIA; var Ny.
Gorman's father. Peter Gormsn. w.s =
farmer and a large coairactoF ga the
Balsimosr and ohso Railroad ~hrn .
Nas building; was, moreover, an active
politleian and had ; largo ao4uasntanov
With pubhc uen. The Senator when a
hsy enjoyed oriy aoch educational sd-
vanisges a. the public ~hcoiso f Howard
County AN supply. and a; ,hs early sg-
q ihss.es be- wss zppolniea = PASs IN
the Ssnai. ;hruegh the inaasucc ii
Jude Edward i~ismmopd. thea n easas-
bcr si ,he HOUSE VI Representative
The youth was bright. active ard oblis'
ing. sud attracted the ncs,ce II stephen
A. Douglas, If Illinois. sho eventually
made HIM his secretary and coansi.nisA'
friend. Young GsoTmAa lived Ia The
great Senator hOus. aud accompanied
him ON all his ef~eciioueeffng i"urS. In
cluding the famous stumping tas'
against Lincoln when they were coa'
testing The Illinois s~-nAiorship. Mr.
German was familiar with all the politi'
cal intrigues of that day; his rcminis'
scenes If the secret history oi the splil
between Douglas and B~rcckenndr'
would make an interesting contribution
10 the history Of National Pohi'os.-Bat
ft,avre Aneroaa.
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-03-11

Frequent illusions occur In ~ old
Northern poetry which prove that pro-
f~ciency in skating was one II the most
highly esteemed accomplishments of the
Northern heroes. One II them, named
Robson. boasts that he u master of nine
accomplishments. skating being one oi
them: while the hero Haruhl bisirriy
complains. though be could fight. ride,
swim. glide along the ice on skates. dart
the lance and row. Yet \ Russian maid
di.dain- me-" In the "ESida " this
accomplishment j. singled out for spe-
cial praise "Then the King asked what
that young man could do who cot
panied Thor. Thialfe answered that in
running upon skates he would dispute
the prize with any oi the countries.
The King owned that the talent be spoke
II was a yery fine one" CLAUS Angnus,
the author Il the amOus chapter on the
Snakes u Iceland, tells ~ that skates
were made II "polished iron. or u The
shank bone ~ a deer or sheep, ahSut a
foot long. filed down on one side. and
creased with hogs lard Ia repei the
wet These rough-and-resdy bone
skates ~cre the kind first adopted by
the English for F~itzs'ephsn, in his de-
scription % the amusements ~ the Lon
aoners in his day (temp. Henry ID
tells us that when that great fes that
washes MoolGeiis nj the north wall IL
the city Is frozen over. great caunpaDie.
u young men wen; Ia sport upon the
Ice. Some, striding NJ wide n they may.
do slide swiftly; some, better praciicssi
A.. 1T L.-f a.. IT, -. -. -
the legs 81 some beasts. and bold
stlke I'm their hands. headed with
sharp iroo. which spmsfimes they strike
against the Ice; these men go a. swiftly
~ doth \ bird In the AIR oE q bolt from
- cree-ho~S' Cher he goe. on IN ssy
that some. imifa;ing the fashion II Ne
tournament, world start In full career
agains; q another, armed With poles
'.they meet. elsvzss their pole, sstsek
and strike each other. when ons or both
II them fail. and nossjthout ON bod
ly hurt" Specimens Of these old bone
skates are occasionally dug up In feBny
parts II the country. There are some
in the British Museum, in the Museum
u the scottish ~AntiqHaries, aud prDbs-
bly, in other collections. thouxa perhaps
some Of the "fnds" are not nearly ~
old as Fkza sd~y. Sseshere seems
to be good evidence tha; even in London
the PRIMITIVE bose skate Was nod eutire-
" superseded by implements u steel .;
the latter part Of lAA ossfury. Mr..
Roach smith, r. s. A, de-enbng one
found abcrf 1859 Ia S~tp~UGebds, near
Finsbury Circus, In the bogxy soil Pc
cusssr ~ shse aiar-s, 80 shai cit h
formed Of The bone Of ~orsp animal.
made smooth on one side, with . hole
NJ one extremity Cor a cord 20 fa<sen Il
70 theshoe. Al the other end a hole 10
also drilled horizontally To the depth Of
three inches, witch might receive =
ping, with another cord % secure IL
more effecfuaIly.--D<iysEA
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-03-11
A Mule Who Knew What He Was Do
ing.

On Christmas Day. an old. bench
legged colored party came Ia Thomson
on a ~fop-eared gray mule. which he
left hitched to the public rack on Main
Street. while he west down in town To
buy Christmas goods for his family. In
his absence. a parcel of bad boys got =
brick-bat the size II a goose-egg,
and slipped it under the old mans sad-
die. In about an hour he returned,
loaded down with bundles and paper
BAGS. and boxes. and his hide full of
pepper-sauce and boneset. lie tried To
look dignified and sober, but when he
straddled over Knox's meat block, TEL
escoped a cow on the orner n
brought up with his head in the flank Of
his mule. his actions began 10 hook sus-
picious. He steadied himself. however,
unfastened the bride, and climbed into
the saddle; and then trouble began
The mule walked out a few steps. then
stopped, switched his tail, made q rain
bow Of his spine aud tried 10 stand on
his head. The next Instant a pair II
number nine brogans were seen waving
I'm the air. and then the old gentleman
ploughed a feur-inch furrow through
q mud hole, with his nose n q coulter
aud his upper lip for a subsoiler. when
he got up he met q shower ct cheese
and crackers, and peppermint candy,
and tobacco, and two bottles, and some
soap and stuff coming down: but ne
didn't stop To pick them mp. lie didn't
cry nor cuss. bat he grabbed the bride
and tried to kick q hole through the
north sids Of the old gray. but made a
miserable failure. Then be crawied up
on the animal. locked his arms around
his neck and dug his heels into his nb~:
The mule reflected for . moment, and
then shot mp the road for all he was
worth, and the las; seen Of him he was
turning the corner At Blaekie WorrilTs
ike a streak Of brindie lightning. with
the big end of fhe old dsrky Stopping
ND and down on the sadd.e-@AeDnFe
County (Ga-) journal =
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-03-11
OUR SHIPS At SEA.

How many of us have ships at sea,
Freignted With w1snss and 49, end ieerss
Tossing about on the waves. IN
Linser and wait on the shore for Year,,
Gazing afar Through the dlnt4nce Dim
And sighfng, wfn ever ouf ships corne ins
We sem them away with Laughter and song.
Thes Aecks - vasesed me SANS were
- breezcs borethem al0ngsxs
The sea was calm and tie ssSes were VINE,
And we thought, AS we wasshed them SAIL
OF the ssy DIZZY would, bsns usssdsue future
day,
Long have we watchod beside the shore
To satch the gleam OF a coming sail,
But W only hear the breakers roar
: OrstlHs s~weepiug night winds dismal wall,
TIL our checks grow pale, and our eyes grow
dim,
And we sadly Sigh, viii they ever come IMP
Obi peor, sad heart. with its burden Of cares,
{ lOafms defeated, its worthless lie
That has garnered only the thorns and the
That Is scared and torn IN the pitiful strife.
Affair on the heavenly golden shore
Thy ships aGe anchored forever more.
-F7oresce Grorer, in the Christian Union.
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-03-11
WHY q Ceekreseh &. Entiilsd 10 Re-
speet.

am often ask.si WHISTLER tho COX
roach can have sny sr.ienmiug Psnts
with regard a. - relationship D. ,iti.
izei man, az whether - he MT as Hu-
mliigaied pes, which ought g. g. "a
terminated wherCvsr Il - found That
J, 1. a nuisance IL unaruiahls iut that
Il ongh. to- Dc c.terusinaied b. ~
doubtful IT, the tgss plar.. n IL hts
the sever rat. an iuvaiuabls arsssnEerf
eating substance which might drra} arA
breed fever. IL pllgasd Ia decay T. n
never seen ia dry and ~peffsctly clean
places wher. u can hud no f-d. sHd "a
ycry presence j. a sign that " i uerfed
Perhaps people, mas say that ib"Y an
put up with e0gkruaehs. In kitshsns sol
out hogse@. bgi ShsR shsy come inin I'D
rooms IL L. time they sbaaild 10 ztol !
ished. very mnch doabt Shsthsr thry'
should bs destroyed even under sash cir
cumstancs=. Ctakrwe h. aSs nfs lac
~ to take the trunhis II gsisg uP stars
into bedrooms snlssz they haze s'lns
object IN u. and that obisss - generally
the saiter ani smaller isseets shifh
prefer bedrooms Ia kitchens. sailors
are vel aware Of this lat. aud -
'' Sofolk Howsrdss' aud ~o-sroashoS
can noi exist in the safss ship. sEd =
curious inssanse II this Sza. - recorded
In the - SsFrssiye af FoSssr.s Ssysgs sh
the Chanilctssr - ssCs~f.oAehs tbss9
~nai<aaess to ships. ara plsaiita, = -
Helena. and yes. bad NJ ibsy Ard. icy
are more endnrsbie than hugs- r.
yious 20 our arrival hsra in ~ Cas-
t~icleer o.. had suffered grsss ineno-
yenienee from the latter. lat shr Css
roaches no sssDser made their apps@S
snce than The bog. entirely dlsspPsss"s
The 4set ia, the coekSosrh prep on
them. and leaves 10 ssgn az ve~sigs q
where they have besas 40 far i h mss.
sainabls inssef. -6oad Werfs.
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-03-11

A Wisconsin correspondent ofthc New
YORK; sibune gives the following mode
which he has successfully adopted:
: Having lured % dessrsesioa many old
SOlonons among rats, 1 viii detail my
plan. Take . pan nearly fudl of bran,
81 q small Aeeftrap without any bait,
a talBsht wsd Of TOW or cotton under
the a of the trap, swhich Pness. down
50 iSis Just rsadyt to spring; put the trap
Ia tie bran, making 8 fsaec With the
hsnd. so chat Il may he below the sur
face when level; lastly, seseer q few
Kernels Of corn On IL bran tpumPkin
seeds are better), and yoWaroresdy for
-FOUR victim. L hardly 0ver ~faiftBNfool
sorne ofthe rf5yieadefs In tbs way,
White Younger. ones aeseasiiy csaght.
H<sP." can not thus cereun1sens that
Shy and cunning old aspeeires, vii
1--WE him nv pisn ~hhsr ychnine, which
IS Is sWfft xAh rats SWIM doEs
% much Tor fAe ~s We
can hot but think tARsss046 Solsmonsr
on there are not haf s0wfDe o. GINNING
6 some we have encountered &C The
East. Some years .g0Et the n0 1sde
6Sd havoc in our cellaf, nd Ne resolved
nfrythe ellcscy Of thessas&<raPs Il
hfIe Nbt vsEpel ann well
covered md hidaeDWi&A kFans W0were
more cautious Ylngr rhe writer above. for
6583 lxree spo04(6 ASSR - bnos'
: and ieep1sX.E 6naHsits q
She&e xereth3hNrSpped oSesd III parts
al fhe bfsM md osef The covered tE1p.
49, ~-~
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-03-11
Mother.wrship in India.

> Mother-worship In some form or other
is the popular worship of India. In the
first place, every living mother is vene-
rated as a kind of deity by her children.
Then slmost every village has its W
special guardian Mother, called Mata OF
Amba, or, in the south of India, Am
man.
There are about 40 distinct Mothers
in Guiarat, declared by the Brahmins
10 be different forms of Siva's consort.
These are really the representatives of
ancient local deities (Grama d~evatas),
worshiped BY the inhabitants from time
immemorial. / visited q small village
near Kaira presided over by a Mother
worshiped under the name of -khodiyar
(Mischdef because she is sappDsed
|vhenh an smiAble mood toshield rom
harm. Nor is she undSsssvihg a her
name, for she will turn mischievous
when her temper is rufied by neglect.
ne an epidssnic breab out among the
villagers, Mother Mischief is believed to
be offended, and must be appeased by
Extraordinary offerings, andPen0s hy.
Good. WT2
Another Mother in 3 neighboring vii
lage is worshiped under the name of
Untai. She has the special function of
preventing OF producing cough in chill
dren. Another, named Berai, prevents
cholera; smother, called Marak (popu-
larly Marki), causes cholera; another,
Hadakai, controls mad dogs and pre-
ssprssensed ~ two 4sos, satsds tie
hopes of wives by giving children. The
Offering of goats blood to some of these
Mothers is suppossd to be very e~ffectuaI;
tie ani1hsls ATE 1ot.Al6xs killed. A
story Is told of . clever Hindoo doctor
who cured . whole village Of influenza
Ibl simpk assembling the inhabitants
and solemnIy letting loose . pair Of
scape-goats into . neighbOring wood in
tested by demons. Ia
&SSS6sHs'&eaES9sS
en- after childbirth. Among . very lpsf,
heesfee Get Of basket-makers (caned POM
- th6L I'll practice of 3 wife to
g e6uut ~ - Immediately after d.
livery, rs in0thing had happened. The
presiding Mats Of tie tribe Is supposed
to trans1kr her Eekk1es(~ husl
band, who takes to his bed and has to
be supported for several days with nour-
ishing food.-Pryf. Nonier Wjliicns, in
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-03-11

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rod, wsrv yrs much ths tsshf Al
dainty, es-lpsst.sh l.ltle " tsgn~s % f~i
ard bhsr. ~ sfii nssFs rhssrninE r'
a -eal skla, s~4 81 shs charms e ~HF
beauties. lini the Esbgsanins 80 'to
real fan II the evening". And > fftfis
ssghf no graz sa~sfsag slidr male STA
i,s rsusat Chsnos lanterns ~sstendluE
da~s.4 ehswn = fsar.rT - = usss 'rt"
the tr~es. wlth the tel glarr - 'he ba
hrs 10 l8sht up tho meFsy esfE~s e
murh compressed hus laughing huhhaHi
IL. a., one after The ouscf. 'hsy dAshe-i
With thirty mr.ls-an-hssuF speSsl 90 the
| slbrs., ailh a ssish aad = crunch sHl =
grvwl, whlsh tho Pssu1ar ani ns'si
|, tslly lansrasg. "a ths ussss captivating
"a winter sports. Noe aBd again. bet
/, rarely, Dor the sairs we're tind lat
n.ghi. . load woplt svsy si1iiy iosfn
side tn side &c = fseHar1t " hs c7rf7~.
the s,ssr.man h.hind ~vad give an uH.
Fortunate touch 49, mnvh a. right sc
/, len. aud, prs.to' al Che ktngs bsrsos
aud all the king's men opshi naa PFC
Yrni = plunge inb1 tho an"s. ~ a free
and-sasy roll dosn these ppsy path
Isut 30 on. was hurt. sni q thrrr = "r"
thing more than Annthrf vhich isafs Ca
make thing. pleasant au thess ursasions
70 j. ,he bon c~atnaradssbiP ougsudsrcl
iv A good upset.
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-03-11

Il - al fhs Deru ssu6fEn says .
LONDON joushaI. - 1sf1ske should
be 20 universal IN in~stifut5on ansong
bsrbarsus races, vben 10 eQnzid<sd
bow Sriously In some ckest8 husbssd
pledges hh fortune sof Ukly % his wife.
but kss relatives - vel. There sre, Of
oourse. seher casSknp4shly 0at d the
North Amsfse.a 1A4ilss 80 kas 10 OBJ
|lsssss:sss 80 VA xisrsss s ::
s 49, a1ssks
::
;XS nss
sSA&SS'sS<is;:: s sss'
8: :;
GrinS De -
y8rMMMOAOking with bis ssss
toward her.
The young Sew Zeaiandsr, seeking
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-03-11

each time TO zee them nearer, and COM
$500 s.;1ll1l
thought Of the situation ] knew not
Ic was pulling on vigorously. and his
bare wore an expression ! had learned
70 interpret ssssnepf great drtsrmiaa-
ton.
Bob would die hard. 18th . ue
would die hard 7 tnew; and more thaa
one savage wouh fAil TO be in - the
Z. iifting'so our hssr. Dob and l hed. -
vet, not much experience in the strata
gems Of the willy foe. In after years we
sheSy1 IASs aAsad our xiud. md cccily
Sept the enemy nj bay with our long
range rifles.
Weh~ayus ssass three nass, ShsaA
whoop on our left caused ustoglance in
that direction, where we beheld another
horde az savsgss. with yells and ges,icu-
lations, Nearing swfftfy down upon us,
and not more than = quarter OF a mile
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