dinglv anxious to ingratiate himself with the Indians.With this end in view, he tendered them copious draughts oftire-water to show that he was not cold and inhospitable. This had the desired effect as the red-skins were soonindulging in all the antics usual to an over-familiarity withthe fierv… … A HEM. HISTORY OF NEWARK It is lio\\c\-er sad to relate llial llu pale laces imik undueadvanlai^e nt tlie^e llal^^inL; ehildreu nl the lorest. Xolieinj;the marked elTeet prddueed hv a little Iree li(|U(ii-. the_\ everafter in\arial)l\ >et i\]> the drinks helure luakin.^ any:itteni|)t li>…
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