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1IJAIUT1UTI0NH II r It 0 OUU1TAA
wore times when we almost gave up
tbe quest in despair for often after a
long day of painful hacking and hew
ing we had to go all the way back
again to got round a swampy morass
or a precipitous ravine The disheart
ening alinlessness of our toll went ver
near to quenching the tires of the gold
en boncon which each mans hopes
bold up before his eyes
Occasionally we would come across
a village of Carlbs or other savages I
and though they generally showed
fight at llrst as soon as they learned
that we were enemies to the Spaniards
they at once became as friendly as pos
Klble Job Trehaliou was our Inter
preter for having a fancy for giving
orders to his servant in his own Inn
cuage lie had picked up a grout deal
of the pagai speech on the voyage out
and so uow by a mixture or scrappy
sentences and dumb show he was able
to parley with the savages As none
of the rest of us knew u word of their
talk lob was Immensely proud of his
accomplishment and by dint of prac
ticing It on every possible occasion he
eventually became quite a good Inter
Iireter or at least If ho misliitorpioted
we were not competent to point out his
errors
Weary weary days they wore and
utterly prolltlehs seemed our search
through those tiackloss forests Kvery
tribe of Indians we met imido signs
that they know Mmum ami willingly
pointed out the direction in which they
thought It lay but a search always
brought us to another village whose
Inhabitants would In their turn declare
that the golden city lay lu a wholly dif
ferent direction
Ami so wo were sent to the vale be
yond the mountain chain from it to
the great river which lies hnlf a moons
Jouruey toward the setting sun from
that to the tire mountain whose snowy
tippet never melts ami from that again
toward the great northern sea Weary
wenry days
lint running through all this concert
of discouragement there was one re
clirrlug harmony which heartened us
and kept us constant to our search
All the pagans with whom we spoke
of the golden city gave the same tale
lu the main though they garnished it
with nu Infinitude of conflicting em
bellishments One would say that the
king was white lIHe us another that he
was bronze colored llko themselves
this one might say that he ate flesh
and that one would swear that bis food
was wholly vegetable but all greed
thai the city lay by a great Jake sou
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Next sunrise snw nil of us nshnr
Wo took nothing with us lmt our nrnn
nml ntvuulernieutH trusting to I lie
wraith of Hie forest to provide iih Willi
till iicccHsitry provender by the way
Of tlit 101 iiiimi who hnd hiUIihI out of
llrlslnl rivet J I liml died nml the re
maining 111 who wore nil weak from
various Ills wtro left behind In guard
tho Urlstnl Merihnnt till our return
You will In quite snfo snli Alee In
them iih they stood n limit tin Hlilp to
wntoh our departure If you keep n
bright lookout Theres sninll elmnce
of uicn disturbing tlu Bristol Merchant
In her present berth nml r nlletH wont
be so frequent iih to lie n nuNnnci If
you ilo linvf n visit from nny one of
the pagan tribes try kindness llrst nml
If that fnll caution How long wo
may bo gone 1 cannot say but wait for
us hero throe years at the IohhI You
tire In a In ml of plenty The shores
teem with iluik ami iloor the waters
ripple with HhIi the trees of the forest
nro bonding with their loail of fruit
Take then Gods glfts that are offered
bold pence among yourselves keep
your culverliiH londeil nml no 111 can
befall you or your ship save old age
and the ordinary ninludlos of life
The men on the Hhlp raised a cheer
We answered them from the shore
And ho we parted
There was no path through these vlr
irln forests for the wild heiiHtH that
lielil tliom never retrod their own foot
Htops ami man had not iih yet pone
tinted their solitudes To force n pas
sage was n work of time nml Inllultc
ly linrd labor It was hew mid hnck
linck and hew wherever the big trees
flourished for the llanos which every
where abounded hnd woven themselves
Into one solid mass of Interlacing net
work It was like breaking through a
never ending wall of the strongest
wlukorworU nml I rather think Hint
after the tlrst 20 miles of this sort of
tunneling many of our baud of Mi en
vied tlc Inry lot of the Jl who were
loft behind to guard the Hrlstol Mer
chant
On the second day mil a piece of
misfortune befell us which left us
without the guide on whom we had re
lied to lead us to the golden city Our
pagan allowed himself to be bitten
by a venomous serpent ami so died
It was like breaking our compass at
Ben as without this brown fellow for
pntilo we could only drift wandering
hither wandering thither up moun
tains whose tops were capped with a
hood of glistening snow through ra
vines where the surging waters hardly
loft us standing room now making
bridges of felled trunks now twisting
ropes of tough llanos now killing n door
for dinner and now taking a groat de
light In rolling over a spotted Jaguni
who had marked one of us for his own
meal
It was weary work though and there
an Island lu the midst of It nml that
the worship of the people somehow j
centered on the lake And rrentost
spur of all to us hungry gold i i
all enrmvtly ufllriucil that the treas
ures of the city were beyond I he power
of man to count
And why should wo disbelieve tho
tale Cortes ami his comiulstndores
found Just such another city ami Just
such another worship lu Mexico as
also did Plario and his crow of ban
dits lu Peru No liUiopean had over
trod those paths before them and
when their ships touched the shoio of
the new world they had no better evl
deuce tliati nu Indian tale to show
them what empires lay beyond Were
we to bo more unbelieving or more far
seeing than they and to declare that
the great lucn the pngans told us about
lJ
Every tribe 0 hiJohi ivrinet made fi8
thai then knew Munutt
was a myth n wisp or
worse still a sorcerer who could vanish
at his pleasure
We canvassed the question often
over our evening cainptlre Willie Tre
haliou said we were fools and that wo
should well deserve a Spanish halter
when at last wo felt It dinting our
nelks Hut the rest of us believed
still and so held sturdily on
Thus we traveled and travailed for
a year and seven months nml a wh1c
and two days till we came to a hinall
valley barren as a Norfolk sand bank
and cut up by a brawling rivulet
which sprawled from side to side
across It i ue valley was bounded on
either side by tall frowning cliffs
which It would have puzzled a rat to
climb and It lay on the western Hank
of a range of mountains running north
nml south which we were trying to
cross to whnt rumor said was the
certain site of Minion on the opposite
side J
Kor a day and a half we tramped
up this stony desert and then came to j
a wait or iock 111 ine licati so sieep
that the stream which leaped over it
wns torn by tho air fiends to frag
ments lu Its fall and dropped into the
pool at the bottom as a rainbow
stricken shower of shimmering mist
We looked round in dismay Willie
Trehaliou took on his skin skullcaplaid
It 011 a rock sat down beside it and
screwing his mouth up Into a knot be
gan to whistle dolefully Job as usual
grinned
Alec went forwnid to roconnolter
hoping to Hnd some practicable spot
but in vain Hack again was the
word and with tightened bolts too for
our provisions wore all consumed and
there was no chance of getting any
more till wo canto ngaln to the wooded
country we had passed through two
days before
Such a inarch fasting was enough
to make the cheeriest of us shudder
but no one grumbled there was noth
ing to be gained by It So with an
empty fooling about the waistband nml
the comforting knowledge that that
feeling would soon become a gnawing
pain back wo trudged until wo came
to the pass where a narrow lodge of
rock jutting out from the steep cliff
and overhanging tho water had form
ed our path 011 tho way up None but
a sailor or a goat could have passed
along It and as single tile was Impera
tive our procession was straggling
We were tollfnlly feellug our way
along this dangerous mouse walk wheu
a shout of dismay from lu front told
us thnbsomc accident bad happened to
the loaders The Jutting elbow of
rock prevented us from seeing what
was wrong but the word was quietly
passed down the line that 0 large body
of Spaniards held the open ground lu
which the track ended ami had captur
ed Alec who was leading with a
noosed cord before he could draw Irou
I11 his own defense
Willie Trehaliou nml I were bringing
up the roar The rest struggled back
to us and asked what was to be done
They call on us to surrender said
the lad who had been close on Alecs
heels
Knowing that theres no food here
nn kuowlng we caut come to honest
blows added Willie Trehallon polish
lng his head thoughtfully the dons
have us on the hip Master Tonp
What do you advise Willie said I
Dont know he answered Id
liefer die though than yield to tho
Spanish devils
Quick then I cried Follow me
those who dare and let the rest guard
the path
It was a desperate chance that I
tried but It was lust uossihlaihat
att Wi
THE NORFOLK NEWS FRIDAY JANUARY 2f 1901
Rome of us might be nlilo to flounder
through the rocks nml falls and laplda
nml mi come nut on the Spaniards far
ther down the river If we could only
lake them linn wares from behind wo
might got tho better of them yet And
so with 40 of the stout fellows after
me I slipped Into the tearing current
Sometimes we swam sometimes we
waded sometimes we were borne nlong
llko so many helpless logs of wood
down cataracts and through eddies
nml of those that escaped drowning all
were bruised and battered till their
flesh wns like 11 Jelly or their bones
broke like witler rotted twigs And of
the survivors though It Is wormwood
even now to speak It ns the current
carried their half drowned bodies
nshore not one escaped Instant or sub
sequent cap tire
IllAITKH XI
The Spanish gold mine was a hell In
thn midst of a paradise a loathsome
canker on the fairest piece of earths
bosom The air was loaded with sweet
perfumes mid foul with Castlllnn
oaths It murmured witli the songs
of beautiful birds ami shivered with
the crackings of slave drivers whips
The humming music of the waterfall
was marred by tho discord of clnnklng
fetters Nature had done her best
Man as If In Jealousy had done ids
worst It was the garden of Eden
but lu the midst of It yawned a loath
some chasm girdled with unsightly
debris nml alive with swarms of lllthy
ragged slaws
Kor eight horrid months Aloe and I
and M or our men worked lu the
chain gangs at those mines and of the
torments we endured no words of mine
nie strong enough to give conception
To the human Heads who were our
taskmasters no pleasure wns like
that of malting nn Kugllshmnu suffer
pain nml no spectacle so humorous us
to see him undergo Indignity They
drove us like cattle to the work they
made us toll when the tierce heat of
the day would almost choke the lungs
they fed us on putrid meat and sour
maize burgoo when sweet goats flesh
and delicious fruit dusters wore to bo
had ns cheaply they Jailed us at ulght
lu a squald tilth floored hovel nnd
chnlned us up like wild beasts so that
In the end they took from us even the
power to restore our jaded energies
with sleep
Once during a moonless night we
broke the fetters and tried to escnpe
Once on a rainy day wo rose on the
guards and made for the woods but
both efforts were lu vnlu and thoso
that did not get cut down or shot out
of their misery weie flogged till the
bleeding flesh hung In shreds from
their backs And of our fellow slaves
the mild eyed Indian peasants mar
veled in stupid wonder at our foolish
daring and the tierce eyed Spanish
thieves and murderers gloated over
our recapture and punishment
Tortured reviled despised we lived
for eight months within sight of the
beauties of a paradise enduring tho
agonies of u hell nnd then came n
change
We were summoned one morning not
to work but to toe a line before the
treasury Groat skin covered packs of
metal as much us a man could stagger
under wore brought out and strapped
on our shoulders Then we were nil
linked to n chain nml driven off down
a narrow trail Where It led to we did
not know and no one would tell us
but long though the wny was we
marked every inch of It with sweat
from our brows with blood from our
blistered feet and with muttered curses
against our merciless captors Could
we but have snatched arms and liberty
for a few momenta there would linvi
been a bitter reckoning among those
tyrants
They knew it too and taunted us
with our helplessness but the light of
hatred In our eyes must hnve scared
them n little else why did they half
starve us if not to keep down the
growthof superabundant muscle High
mettled horses are not fed too well
when they are sot to do farm work
After a march of 20 days during
which one poor Mluehead lad died
through sheer exhaustion we arrived
within view of the blessed Bea once
more nnd the sight of It sent new en
ergy pulsing through the veins of ev
ery mnn of us This our Spanish mas
ters observed and grimly bade us mod-
orate our Joy for the Inquisition had
need of us heretlcos maldettos that
wo were
And then they laughed at their own
wit and playfully flicked us with the
slave whips
Hut the freedom of tho son breeze
had entered Into our brains and we
were sanguine though heaven knows
there was but little cause for hope
The man next behind me lu the chain
gang whose shoulders wore smarting
from one of those humorous lash cuts
whispered Well get to wludnrd of
these devils yet Muster Topp and
then
1 nodded my head and absurd
though It seemed 1 had a feeling that
ae wus right and that we should have
Mir turn soon
Dipping Into n deep ravine where the
tree tops arched above our heads we
amped for the night beneath their
fooling shade and perhaps because
tome spark of pity touched them per
haps only because they were tired of
torturing us the Spaniards did not pre
rent us from trying to cool our hot
bleeding foot with the Juice of such
leaves as wore within our reach With
but little sleep we wore through the
night nnd nest day passed the fortlll
cation nnd entered the town
Treasure trains were evidently not an
everyday occurrence for the whole
town turned out to look at us and
when they saw we were English a
movement went through the crowd
and tho hootlugsand rcvlllngs made the
echoes ring ngaln Of noble spirited
pity for a fallen foe there was no
trace All faces wore cruelly exultant
Even the women laughed with mock
ing glee at our wretchedness nud bade
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As the blood contains all the elements necessary to sustain life it is impor
tant that It be kept free of nil impurities or it becomes a source of disease
jxrisonliiK instead of nourishing the body nnd loss of health is sure to follow
Some poisons enter the blood from without through the skin by absorption or
inoculation others from within as when waste product accumulate in the
system and ferment allowing disease jjcrms to develop and be taken into the
circulation While all blood troubles liarc one common origin each has some
peculiarity to distinguish it from the other Contagious Illood Poison Scrofula
Cancer Rheumatism IJczema and other blood diseases can be distinguished by
a certain sore ulcer emotion orlnflnmmntlmi nnttrnrimrmi Hn sl in ivrv 111
disease shows sooner or later on the outside nud on the weakest part of the liody or where it finds the least resistance
Many mistake the sore or outward sign for the real disease and attempt a cure by the use of salves liniments and other
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BLOOD TROUBLES REQUIRE BLOOD REMEDIES the poison must be completely and
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ru me ircnuucm usually prcsirincu in tuts class ot diseases are violent noisons even wlie
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usually show It when I am afraid But
this man was u very high priest of
horror
Well friend snld Aloe after a
moments silence at lenst you will
come to the light nnd let us hnve a look
at you Theres no danger lu that
Oh ho ho Been gazing at the day
light have you Eyes not attuned to
the durkness eh Ah ha ha Tho
noble Spaniard will teach you how to
see like barn owls before youve drunk
down all the gentle medicine for sick
souls that they will offer you Are you
tough my masters
A bony claw seized me by the leg
and I could feel the hnrd fingers press
lug Into my flesh like Iron talons
Ho ho Good Good he cried as
he felt the toll hardened muscles
Here are good stout thews and sin
ews to be tamedl And ho rubbed his
hands and Jangled his fetters Joyously
Theyll not sot the little pot bellied
knave to man the handspike when they
lay you on the rack Youll have the
greater honor It will be the tall lusty
one with cross eyes I used to know
his stroke well Ah me Im getting
an old worn man now and the pot
bellied rncker serves my turn Ah ha
ha Dye take Serves my turn
Oh ho ho
The cell rang loud with his ghastly
merriment
The poor fellows mad whispered
Alec to me Tortured out of his rea
son perhaps Still hes an English
man nnd may be able to give me news
of my father And he added aloud
My good mnn did you ever meet or
hoar of Captain Ireland who snllcd out
of tbe port of Loudon for Mnnoa nnd
wns tnken by the Spaniards on these
coasts
Oh ho ho Ah ha ha burst out
the unearthly cackling again Cap-
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Ho ho Good Good he tried Here
arc good stout thewb and tslneiia
tain Ireland is It Aye the gentle
merciful hands of the noble Spaniard
were laid upon his stubborn shoulders
and his proud buck was bowed Aye
n haughty man was Captain Harry Ire
land but the wily Spaniards brought
him low enough down even to the
ground cross you lubbers theres a
spy at the window where he repented
of his sins and swore to be good to the
end
And the man began mumbling Latin
prayers and not another word could
we get from him though Alec ques
tioned him hard
At length we had to give up the at
tempt to learn anything from our mad
coll follow So weary with the toll of
our long march we addressed our
selves to sleep and the Latin mutter
lugs from the corner of our dungeon
were the lullaby that Invited us to
slumber
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our drivers lash their cattle Into nTffot
for the lust stngc
And at this there came Into my eyes
that which all the lashings could not
bring for lu my folly 1 had fancied
that a womans heart must needs be
soft
Tho gold was unstrapped from our
weary shoulders and stored In the
treasury and then those of us who
were English all except two thnt aH
wore marched to a building whoso
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signpost to tell us what went on with
in Its stem white walls We passed
through an Iron studded gate whoso
dismal clanking as It closed behind us
sounded like n warning voice telling
that life and hope wore now barred out
from us forever nnd so across a court
ynrd Into which opened a grout bare
room with high closely burred win
dows where for a little time we wore
left to our own reflections and these
were none of the plcasantest
Heforo nightfall a guard of soldiers
came and unlinked us from our chains
Aloe and I as the lenders of our party
were sopa rated from tho rest of the
brave follows A small supply of wa
ter In dirty earthen Jars and a handful
of coarse broken crusts wore given to
each of us Then wo were led down a
flight of well worn stone steps a doorj
was opened wo wore sent headlong
forward Into the darkness the door
swung to behind us wns bolted with a
click and a double sunn and the foot
steps of our jailers echoed along the
passages mid died away to silence
At llrst the dungeon seemed to us
black as a slave drivers conscience
but gradually we noticed that a falut
light was coming In through a heavily
grated window in the wall Rrulsed
and shaken with our fall we lay on
the pavement and wondered what
would be the next evil to come to us
Oh ho ho Ah ha ha laughed a
weird unearthly voice from the murk
iest corner of tho cell So theyve
given you water In pitchers nnd then
caused you to spill the water and
break the pitchers In the hurry of your
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I started to my feet and stared hard
Into the corner but the darkness was
too thick for mo to see what manner
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Oh ho ho cackled the voice ngaln
More flesh to frizzle and crackle In
the llnmes though there Isnt over
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by tho pinchers more stout limbs to
wear the Iron boot Ah ha ha More
sweet work for the kind and gentle
Spnniurd
Who are you cried Alec sternly
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Oh ho ho Its the name youd
llko my masters Hut they know thnt
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