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THE FAIR GOD.

BOOK SIX,

CHAPTER X. (Continued. ) He stood up and listened, The air above the temple seemed full of confused sounds ; now resembling the distant .voar of the sea, now the hum of insects, now the yells of men,

“Jesu! I know that sound. There there |; He listened again. Through the soaring,

muffled din, came another report as of thun der below the horizon.

‘*Tt is the artillery! By bore me, the gunsfof Mesa !"

The words ot lo’, spoken in Xoli’s portico, came back to him

**Battle! As Ll live, they are the’street !

the mother that

fighting on

And he, too, sat down, listening, thinking. How was he to get to his c suntrymen t The sounds continued, intensified by the

Battle fascination as birds are said to be hey listen, then wish

bellowing guns, has a which draws men drawn by serpents to see; lingering upon the edge, they cateh its spirit, and finally thrill with fierce delight to find themselves within the heat and fury of its deadly circle. The page knew the feeling then. To see the fight was an overmastering desire.

** Tecetl, poor child, you are better now ? :

**T dare not open my eyes.

** Well, 1 will see for you. around my neck.”’

And with that, he carried her up the steps. All the time he gave ear to the battle.

‘* Listen, Tecetl; hear that noise! <A battl

is going on out in the street, and seems to be

Put your arm

coming this way. Iwill tead you into the chapel here—a holy place, so your father would have said. In the shade, you can find relief.”

*: How pleasant the air is!” she said, as

they entered.

‘* Yes, and there is Quetzal’”-—-ie pointed to the idol—*‘ and here the step upon which, I ventured, your father spent half his life in worship. Sitand rest until I return.”

‘* Do not leave me,” she said.

‘* A littie while only. I must see the fight. Some good may come of it—who knows? patient; 1 will not leave you.”

He The

Be

the ioor,

went to sounds were much louder and nearer. All the air above the city apparently was filled with them.

the

ts were

Am mgst the me lley ne distinguished velis of men and peals of horns. SI frequent, and how came the pounding report of cannon. He had been fabasco, at [zimpantzincs, and in the pitched battles in Tlascala, and with what he heard.

**How they fight!” he said to himself. ** Don Pedro is a good sword and brave gen tleman, but—ah! if the Senor Hernan were there I should feel better; he is a good sword, brave gentleman, and wise general also. Heaven fights for him. lil betide Nar- vaez! Why could he not have put off his coming until the city was reduced? Jesu / The sounds way now. Victory! The guus have quit, the infidels fly, on their heels ride the cavaliers. . Victory !”

And so, intent upon the conflict, insensibly he approached the front of the temple, bef re ilescribed as great sthirway. On the topmost step he paused. A man looking at him from the street below would have ‘*It is only a paba”; and consider- ing, further, that he was a paba serving the forsaken shrine, he would have passed by without a second look.

What he looked down upon was a broad street, crowded with men—not citizens, but warriors, and Warriors in such splendour of costume that he was fairly dazzled. Their movement suggested a retreat, whereat pride dashed his eyes with the spray of tears ; he dared not shout.

More and more eagerly he listened to the coming tumult. At last, finding the attracticn irresistible, he descended the steps.

The enemy were not in rout. They moved rapidly, but in ranks extending the width of the street, and perfectly ordered. The right of their column swept by the Spaniard almost within arm’s reach. He heard the breathing of the men, saw their arms—their shields of quilted cotton, embossed with brass ; their armour, likewise of quilted cotton, but fire-red with the blood of the cochineal ; he saw their iusicians, drummers and conch-blowers, the latter making a roar ragged and harsh, and so load that a groan or death-shriek could not be heard ; he saw, too, their chiefs, with helms richly plumed or grotesquely adorned with heads of wild animals, with escaupiles of plumage, gorgeous as hues of sunset, with lances and maquahuitls, and shields of bison-hide or burnished silver, mottoed and aeviced like those of Christians ; amongst

them. also, he saw pabas, bareheaded, with-

hea. y iat three was familiar

and then .

come this

ne one

said,

out ns, frocked hke himeelf, singing wild hymns, or chanting wilder epics,,or shouting names Of heroic gods, or blessing the brave aud cursing the craven—the Sun for the one, Mictlaa for the other. The seeing all these things, it must be remembered, was very

different from their enumeration; but a glance Was require dl Phe «ctual struggle, as he knew, was at the

rear of the passing column In fancy he could see horsemen plunging through the ranks, plying sword, lance and battle-axe.

And nearer they came, He could tell by the signs as well as the seunds, by the files begin- ning to crowd each other; by the chiefs !abor- ing tu keep their men from falling into con- fused masses. At length the bolt of a cross- bow, striking a man, fell almost at his feet. Oniy the hand of a Spaniard could have launched the missile.

**They come—they are almost here!” he

thought, and then, ‘‘O Madre de Dois! If they drive the infidels past this temple, I am saved. And they will. Don Pedro’s blood is up, and in pursuit he thinks of nothing but to slay, slay. They will come; they aie com- ing! There— Jesu Christo! That was a Chris tian shout !” __ The cross-bow bolts now came in numbers. Che warriors protected themselves by holding their shields over the shoulder behind; yet some dropped, and were trampled under foot. Orteguilla was himself in danger, but his sus- pense was so great that he thought only of escape ; each bolt was a welcome messenger, with tidings from friends.

The column, meantime, seemed to become more disordered ; finally, its formation dis- appeared utterly; chiefs and warriors were inextricably mixed together ; the conch-blow- ers blew hideously, but could not altogether drown the yells of the fighting men.

Directly the page saw a rush, a parting in the crowd as of waters before a ship ; scores of dark faces, each a pictire of dismay, turned suddenly to look back; he also looked, and over the heads and upraised shields, half ob- scured by a shower of stones and arrows, he saw a figure which might well have been

taken for the fiend of slaughter—a horse and tider, in whose action there were a cor respon- dence and unity that made them for the time

ene fighting animal. A frontleted head tossed up for a forward : saw of the

now to the right, the horse’s eel He fell upon his

red not shout:

“* Don Pedro, brave gentleman! Lam saved

now to the

fa ryvy ru

to his almost

Instantly he Tecetl

sprang

-~l had

I am saved |” feet. ‘“*O my God ! forgotten her !”

He climbed the steps again as fast as the gown would permit. ~ “My poor girl, come; the Mother offers us rescue, Can you not see a little ?”

She smiled faintly and replied, “* I cannot say. I have tried to look at Quetzal’ ber He was said to be very beautiful; my fathe always so deseribed him; but this thing is Ug'y. I fear I cannot see.”’

“It isa devil's image, Tecetl, a image— Satan himself,” said the pag , mently. ‘* Let him not lose us a moment; for each one is of mere worth to us than the gold on his shield there. If you cannot see, give

Come !

dey il’s

» ¥E he-

me your hand.

(7'o be continued. )

What a Mistake!

One half of all the people ia this country are now atilicted with catarrh No doubt many of them h kve

hare been or

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tried every blood purifier they have seen, with the erreneous idea that catarrh Is a con- stitutional disease of the blood, Why, a

greater mistake was never made! Stop for a moment and ask any reputable physician what common catarrh is, or bronchitis (which is a catarrh in the bronchial tubes), and what

causes it, and the answercan only be this: “It is anirritation or inflammation of the mocus membrane of the nose and_ throat,

caused by neglected colds, damp, piercing, irritable winds, foreign matter in the which is poisonous to some persons and nol to others; just as the bites of a certain insect to some and no un pleasant affect to others.” The reason for this is found in the different structure of the outer skin and its counterpart which lines all Some people

air,

is a poisoned torture

the inner organs of our bodies. have chapped hands and chillblains and others because of the peculiar individuals. but

are never so afflicted tructure of the skin of different it is not blood puritiers you waut, good wholesome food, the plainer the better; then ‘*keep your feet dry and warm, your head cool, aud bowels open,” and use an ex- ternal application (Johnson's Anodyne Lini-

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magic; we do not say never to return, because

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