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THE SEAFORTH NEWS
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\s the P: tlitin,i„r 11:11 said. three
t'
were in the Iwo
,1111 their Ants at a poise, as
) lino in 1,•adiness t, sun the•
d1F w'e'apons. ;old t1nhet stctd•
lag erectin the sten to wield the
:taldle._ Inthis manner ;boy loft the
shore.hiving hail th-. p ;cuntien to
t1..- e'al1,. previously. fio '111,'1••
.,.SO ::u• sip the stream as to
▪ r, 1.1 1114 , omnatitire•ty :till
3111.1 „hon, tlir vitt. It via, hepta'
_ + 11 .1 qtr 1 , that th, savage who
• ...,1 the hoar was .:hilted in the
f,1, the inti:; steal swe:,'p of his
11:,-• seta the light 1,ark over 111,
surface of the il't1111111)1 river
..< if it were 0 feather floating- in
sir•
,Shrill I tiresdemanded Jasper
in .1 whisper. trembling with e,tlger-
,,,ss r0 flltage.
"Net yet, boy. not yet. There are
'1;r tlu•ee of thein. and if Muster
';:l knows how to use the popguns
..r carries in his belt. we may even
let them land. and then we shall re•
cover the canoe."
"But Mabel—?"
"No fear for the Sergeant's daugh-
ter. She is safe in the hollow stump,
you say, with the opening jndgnnaiie-
ally hid by the brambles. If what
you tell me of the manner in which
your concealed the trail be true. the
sweet one might lie there a month
and laugh at the Mingos."
.'We are never certain. I wish we
had brought her nearer to our own
cover:"
"What for, Euuelouce?" To place
ter pretty little ]lead and leaping
rears among flying bullets? No, no:
she is better where she is. because
she is safer.'
"We are never certain, We thought
i arselves safe behind the bushes,
and yet you saw that we were dis•
overed."
"And the Mingo imp paid for his
t vinosity. as these knaves are about
de"
The Pathfinder tea ed speaking:
at that instant the sharp report
t a rifle was heard, when the Indian
'_n the stern of the canoe leaped high
into the air, and fell into the water,
holding the paddle in his hand. A
small wreath of smoke floated out
from among the bushes of the east-
ern shote, and was 90011 absorbed by
'the atmosphere.
That is the Serpent hissing!" ex-
eaimed the Pathfinder exulting. "A
bolder or a truer heart never beat in
the breast of a Delaware. I am sorry
:hat he interfered; but he could not
rave known our condition."
The ranee had no sooner lost its
guide than it floated with the stream,
and was soon sucked into the rapids
e f. the ,fit. Perfectly helpless. the
two remaining savages gazed wildly
i:bout them, but could offer no resist-
ence to the power of the elerneut, It
vas perhaps fortunate for Cl higach-
gd,ok that the attention of most of
Iroquois was intently given to
t a situation of those in the boat,
t..se would his escape have been to
the last degree difficult, if not total-
:; impracticable. fiat not a for;- nus-•
i. except to 101101 ,l his person 1''
nal smile covet and every eye w,.
the two remaining advviit-
.... do iess time than has been
..c, scary r to record tiles' 011111'.
aurae,, the canoe were whirling and
sling in the _rift. while both the
savages had stretched themselves in
.-s'voltanl. as the only means of pre-
eerviug the equilibrium. This natural
expedient- .soon failed then!: for.
striking a rock. the light. craft rolled
over, and the two warriors were
thrown into the river. The water is
seldom deep on a rift, except in par-
titular places where it may have
worn channels; and there was little
to be apprehended from drowning,
though their arms were lost; and
the two savages were fain to make
the best of their way to the :friendly
shore, swimming and wading as cir-
cumstances required. The canoe it-
self lodged on a rock in the centre of
the stream, where for the moment it
became useless to both parties.
"Now is our time, Pathfinder,"
cried Jasper, as the two Iroquois ex.
rtd
posed 11111.1 of their persons while
witting in the shallowest part 1,l' the
l
rapids: the fellow n1 ,
ue'uu
1111110, and you 01111 1010, thy• lower."
II tin ,xeil,I had ❑u young man 1,•-
1 enlia by all the !evident:: of the stir.
0114 1ee110, !hal the 101111,1 ,t pelt 1'00111
, his rilie 1s he .poke. but 11S010SSiy.
a.. 11 a,'uld S0•111. 1''01' both the eual-
;i ,:s teeeed their arms i1, disdain.
Tit. Pulhlltut,n• dial not tire,
Isatt-,loure," Ile 111515,nv'd;
•'I ,1, not
seek hiood without a
1ou.e; and titsbulled is well leather-
,' 1.11 01 etirfully 'Milani down, for the
tint„ of need. 1 love no Mingo. as is
.fust •,,,1114 how much 1 1111v,r 0011-
1001e11 with the 11,lawtu•es, who are
their lI)111al and natural enemies;
but 1 never pull trigger on one of the
miscreants unless it be plain that
his death will lead to 511111e good
cud• The deer never leaped that fell
by my hand wantonly. l;y living
much alone with God in the wilder-
ness a 11111 it gets to feel the justice of
such opinions. One life is sufficient
for our present wants; and there
may yet be occasion- to nee Killdeer
in behalf of the Serpent, who has
done an untinmrsome thing to let
them rampant devils so plainly
know that he is in their neighbor-
hood. As I'm a wicked sinner, there
is one of them prowling along the
bank this very moment, like one or
the boys of the garrison skulking be-
hind a fallen tree to get a shot al a
squirrel!"
\s the Pathfinder pointed with his
finger while speaking, the quick eye of
Jasper soon caught the object towards
which it \vat, directed. One of the
young warriors of the 0110111y, burning
with a desire to dis!/14111/11 himself,
had stolen from his party towards the
cover in which Cfiingacligook had
concealed himself; and .as the latter
.was deceived thy the aliparent apathy
of Itis foes, as well as engaged in
some farther llreparati pus ,if his "awn,
he had evidently obtained a position
where he gut a sight of the Delaware.
This circumstance was apparent dry
the arrangements the Iroquois was
nuking to fire, for Chin;gachesef4
himself was not ,visible Groot the west-
ern side of the river. The rift was at a
hem] In the 1).wcgo, and the sweep of
the eastern shore 'formed a 011115e s0
wide that Cltingaehguok was quite
near to hit enemies -in a straight d'ir-
ecti0n, though separated by several
hundred feet on the land, owing to
which fact air lines brought both
parties nearly egnidi tart from the
Pathfinder and Jasper. The general
:yid:h „'1 the river being a little less
than two hundred yards, •1111 necess-
arily was whom the distance :between
his two observers and the skulking
Iroquois.
"The Sa'rpent must be thereabouts,"
,5 0erveri Pathfinder, who never turn-
ed his eve for an instant ,from the
young warrior: ''and yet he must be
strangely off his attard to allow a
\ling,' devil 10 set hi, stand so near,
,oath manifest sighs of 'bloodshed in
his heart:'
-Ste!" interrupted las•,ar--":hen- is
'Ie. ''1 o. the Indian the Delaware
slut! 1t 110 lrt-tc,l 011 a rock, and
111 , .trent has forced tine head and
ahoy,. the ',cater."
t t ! n, y n -. quite likely.
i1 / nm oat it is little Netter 1-11071 a
1.0 .,i /10111700011 when the life that
-seas 'wreathed int, its nostrils has vie-
;dartd, That Iroquois will never harm
sty one mf,re: but yonder sknllein:g
savage is hetet on taking the scalp of
my ,hest and most tried friend."
The Pathfinder suddenly interrupted
himself by raising his rifle a weapon
of liuusual length, with admirable pre-
cision, and firing the instant it had
got its level. The 'Iroquois on the op-
rposite shore was in 'the act of aiming
when the fatal messenger', ,from Kill-
deer arrived. His rifle was discharged,
it is trate, but it was with the .muznle
in the air. white the •ma'n himself
plunged into the '.hushes, quite evid-
ently hurt, if not slain.
"The skulking reptyle brought it on
himself," muttered Pathfinder sternly,
as, ,droplping the !butt of bus ,rifle, ;he
carrlfu,lly :commencer] .reloading it,
", hingacllgook and 1 have consorted
together once We 55•ere,hogs, and have
,1 1 in company on the-Horican,. the
Mohawk, the Ontario, and all the
other bloody passes (between the
country of 1115 Frenches and our
own: and did tate 1/,011511 knave be-
lieve that 1 would stand !by and see
111 ,hest friend cut off in anl'bush-
ment?„
'.\1'e have .erccd the Serpent as.
.rood a turn as he servedol It,, 'I`h,,,e
rascals are troubled, Pathfinder, and
are falling back into their rovers,
since they .final we can reach them
across the ricer.
'The shot is no great u11111er, Jas-
per, 110 great 01011er, \sk any of the
1,(`:h, and they run tell you what Kill
,icer ('1111 do, and hots dont., and that,
511,11 the 'hu!Iet- ,sere
1',nit oar hearts 'Hot hailstones. N,,,
this is no great mutter, and the
111011011411011 i tt nt+.l ,Ire\ it 11;,1,1
11'1 line -cif."
"1s that a dog, or a darer. 1 01111mnlg
10 „51,1(1: this shore?„
Pathfinder start,/1, for 117.1 clll$h
..t , )jeci ,ya cro t:g ;'la .1r,am1,
t 1. ve 111 list io1111,13 ,0101 11 11,0,5
1 .11, it a t .gradetl.) ,. :,n.: i,y tit,
the onrrent. l .e..,,11,1 I ,
'l1 sU<"d , tt the -•'.1,151, i•. 11 1 ,•
t matt, and :111 In40111, though con
ceaied ars at firs' to render it ho•t',1'.1 .
lar , , ,T1,••
:u•ata4c] t 5,1. a; l .,.hcndrd,
clost.:7 5d. ,,,n to
-t 1, 1 nun's of to ranger.
I yushinS• sonieth1ll '„tote
him ;,s he swim,. . 11,1 his hcad r,r.:•
= a ,lriitim flash," .said! jas'Tt•r.
-rt. Indian d,viiry, .0 ,1)1 •1111
Christian !honesty 5111411 circumvent
their arts."
\s .the man slowly- approached, •:1e
,.l•rt•rs 'le41111 to 1,0,1 the occur•
adv of their first hum, scion, and it
was only when two -third, of the
dre0111 were passed that the truth was
really known.
"The de, Sataneut, as 1 lis e!" rc-
lafnuvl Pathfinder. !onlsing at Itis
companion, and laughing until the
tear, came into 1135 eyes with pure
delight at the success of the artifice.
"He tied bushes to itis heath, so it, to
hide it, putt the horn 0n top, lashed the
rifle to that shit till log he is hushing
before hint. and has cone over 'to join
his friends. Ali'» me! 'rite tithes and
times that he and 1 have cut such
pranks, right in the teeth of \lingos
raging for 0110 blood, in ,the great
thoroughfare rotund and atbout Ty "
"'It may not be the Serpent after all
i:'athfinder. 1 'cart _see no feature that
1 remember."
"Feature \Vlio looks for'fea¢ures in
all 1IIdia11? 'No, no bay: 'tis the paint
that speaks, and acute but a Delaware
would wear that paint: them are his
colours, Jasper, just as y.500 craft on
the lake wears St. 'George's Cross, and
the Frenches set their talblecloths t0
fh)tteriug i1, the \vim!, with ail the
strains of fishlbones- and ve•IIsi„ it
steaks 101100 them, Now, you see the
eye, lad, and it is the 0c, of a chief.
'emit, F.al1-dotice, fierce as it is in .battle,
and glassy as it lu,eks from auton,g the
leaves:'—here tine Pathfinder laid
his finger lightly ,but imtirrescieels 011
his 0.1111,0111.0m- ;1.111,__."I have seen
shed tears like rain. -There i, a sunt'
and a heart :inde0 that red 01:i1,, ta.15.
it: althongh they are a ',':tl and '1
•,5.11, y1+t 111100,•117 front „11,'
own.'
-N., one 1'11) is ae,lnainlld with the
1-0er ,loubted
1111, 5 it," relented l the ;het.
e,atdly Orr 1 13,5 eon ,rtcd elil
nim in sorrow, any in 11:1 •n .ns. 1
hon r 1fotrrol bion mail 't,o11, 00
1.1 !I, \, 1' -1 • 11,
the
I110.1. .seemly in 134117 merriment.
hill. hi •1. 1 mnt.11. 11;0 111,
Co, •ettlen:, •ns to -leen.
11ut0 ;lm, til . , ars Iltld th.
Sarp,en: lets keen "1-:., tic k•,,,as
r l , ;rad :int 1 -,,air .yei!
behind m- '1:1,30: '11t ;, 1) !a Dare iris
modesty in h`- 11mlost mom. 11••141
,le 111+.1 1,7114 1i„ y sl00, r 5-'n'n 111',1 ,
:th'e, . S. , n' atiltI '1e sh ,
div,,e1,) in ir,mt of hi. 1101, 1•d411-
r.ulr. lc 1)71 1111,10 •,ru•i'1 I,u.ition h.:
11:1.1 bice been acquainted before
lea.in4 the caster.] side of the river.
and rias; from ;he later lie .hook
hinrel,f like a dug, and made •the usual
exclamation-"Hugh 1"
F'1'IR \'1
As the chief landed he was met by
the Pathfinder, who addressed hint in
the language of the warrior's people;
"\\'a, it well clone. IChin.gaci gook,"
said he reproachfully, "to ambush a
dozen 11\1ingos alone? Killdeer seldom
fail, mle, it is true; ,but the Oswego
makes a distant mark, and that mis-
creant showed little more than his
THURSDAY, JANUARY 16, 1941
head and shoulders above the Brushes, PROF ESSI0NAL CARDS
and an oiuraetysed band and eye
might have failed. \'on should has
thought of this, chief, you should have
thought orf this!"
"The Great Serpent is a !Mohican
warrior ---dee sees only his enemies
when Ii is on the war -path, and his
,fathers •have struck the ,Mingos from
behind, since the waters ihegan to
run.
"1 know your gifts, 1 1at11v your
gifts, and respect 1110111 11x1, No titan
shall hear 1111 clntplain that a red-sltin
naaur'. But ;prudence as much becomes
a warrior of valour: and 111111.1101 the
Iroquois devils ,been looking after
their friends who were in the water, a
hot trail they would have made 111
yours," -
'1\\''11at is the .Dei,rwa•e altont to
4,,?" exclaimed j111011', who observed
at deo moment that the chief hal
s td,lenlc left the Pathfinder and ad-
yaneed to the hater's e l,
' , ,ipp:nemt1)
1)3111 an intention of :;,tin en, :in
vin' river, "111 1,111, not =10 so 111:11 as
t,e return to rhe ulI r .1L,re .or 'tn y
tttint rte 111:10 ;wave 1„1•:.• ttell "
'Non he, not 1e, 1e is as 0141171 is
he b. ',rn1, in the matin 11 m_h 0 ',,•.
_elfa' of 11inl.clf fm the 11,. anl,111'1-
,r,n- Ilar3l lettdittt.t .1,
tlthtat little :1•' I,. j•., 1they ward
the Indian's hoc, the n a ee.
"!1,tr' c, lad; -(: ^n4ach4 1,o„ is not ;i
9,nan ,viii ran, 1,r -el,•:,
,•li , \I 1l31:1n r!l', d. 'la- hi- gift,
i l .,l+ti,:n• to .011 ' what
o:L•11 to du: rnl.t "It' 51 , .,11t,,,rt1
nil'; '11-111 tall aro , or -trig k1l stir!
;1'to ;'ether dui 11,, owe kin.: had ',et',"
10;e,e
„t,r•-
10;e,e naur' and ase 10 .211., ern Ili.
and ,-_rill ,drink, aril it , . tittle
n,e 71, 1 t‘'. ti r.eevemt him: 0 4ent1e-
nem 111:,•-• hi- d, lienees, and a la It; lit r
feathers, and it dors 110; avail 11111011 to
strezillc against either; whereas an
lndiau's nater' and -lift, are Hutch
stronger than then,•. :and no doad1t
0171, ile'.t)1ce,1 '.1' the Lord for 111-i»tt
v:1 i., though neither y0:l 1101' 1111• can
follolr them in all their winding,”
"\Chau doe, this mean? tier, the
1)elaware is swimming toward, the
.hods that i lodged on the rock..\\'hy
docs he risk 'this?"
"For honour and 'tory and renown
as great gentlemen quit their quiet
homes ,beyond the seas—where as
they tell me, heart has nothing left to
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whit for: that is, such hearts as .can
'le• .-itisti,.•d- in a clearing—to conte
hither to live on game and tight the
enemy.”
"1 understand yon—your ,friend has
gone to secure the scalp."
" 'Tis his gift, and let him enjoy it.
We are white men, and cannot nvan-
gie a dead enemy; that it is 'honour ,in
the eyes of a .red -skin to -do .so. -It
may seem singular to you, Eau-douce,
but I've known white 'nen of (great
name and character -manifest as ,re-
markable idees consenting ,their hon-
our, 1 have:'
"F 'tell you, white honour -'will not
always conform to reason or to 'the
will of 'God. J have passed days
thinking of these natters, out in the
'silent woods, and 'I have -come lol'the
opinion !that as Providence ,rules -all
things, no gift is bestowed, witliou't
some wise and reasonable end."
"The Serpent greatly exlposes him-
self to the enemy, in order -to ge,t,his
scafipl This may ,lose ,u -s the day:"