ae THE DAILY EXAMINER, - - - PrIcAY, JUNE 7, 1889. |

3 AT ny f gad BOOK SEVEN.

VIIl,

THs

CHAPTER OF TUE MANTAS

Ww ke the tin in the

GOD.

shone on the captain a truly martial confronting him with Spanish arms, a shield

with a face of iron and a battle-axe of steel.

moment in the air, then flung off. { T'o he t ‘onts 20 ad.) OA LD

Whata (Story)!

° ’ novel cure—which

i report of & gun For Ne iralwia, a i eat uproar of the assault pasdiy believe if true, will ever become popu ovis ’ } ; } 2 - — a ae } “ " . now become familiar to him, filed the cham- | pa. fF. vouched for, it is said, by : ee ! } “i yr . N : ‘ ber He kne on the step and on pondent of the New York vee 1 it! oe there was a cloud upon his spirit, ind over the virl in Paterson, a. Sis had sutlere with neu-

: y ; 140 stony tace there seemed to be a cioud, malar : . ‘ : : ; ;

and mantic; at

? the door

He put on his helm

Hualpa offered him his arms. ‘*No.” he said. “‘ bring me those we took Ao, he Se riug from the strange

| ithe gravity of his manner, a . " l > St and with a rising heart and a smile, the S : | — seen on his lips for many a day, he broug' and gave them bursting ‘tz

Hu al pa maraAc

Spanish shield and battle-axe, to him. Then din belew, it in greater volume, drew

to the verge of the temple. riors made way for him reverently. He look ed down into the square, and through a yeil of smoke semilucent saw Cortes and his caval. iers charge the ranks massed in front of the palace gate. The gate stood open, and a crowd of the Tlascalans were pouring out of one the mystery of the days passed ; they bent the work, and veered each other with their war cries; yet

-s0 called by Cortes

‘ hy the

the

The war:

the Pp rtai, hauilng or towers whose

} , > . construction had been the iow to

moved slow -

tne 1 :

ly, as if loth to leave. In the same manner

th other tower was drawn out of the

ourt; then, side to side, both started down street, which they filled so near]

w re

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ft for the

room was h arly left g 1arded the Tlascalans on the flanks.

lhe fighting ceased, and silently the enemies power

stared at the spectacle—such is there in curiosity. .

At sight of the structures, rolling, rocking, rumoling, and creaking dismally in ev ry

wheel, Cortes’ eyes sparkle 1 fire-lik through

his visor. The ‘tzin, on the other hand, was disturbed and anxious, although outw irdly alm: for tl sts of the common wonder « enclosed on every side, and he knew as what they contained as of their use and peration I ngs aa ae ‘ SiOwWwiy t y roieu on, unti) past the inter. section of the streets; there they gt pped. : + . . ; . rmigot and .eit of them were b sutiful houses vered with warriors for the moment con . , of > y . ' : verted Into spectators, A hush oj expectancy

everywhere prevalied. h } in .

Che ‘tziu Shaded bis

and leant eagerly forward

t next

the walis, doors dr ipped out, and

guns, muzzle, glared over the house-tops, then swept them with fire.

A he

ip to toe ac

eyes WILD His

Suddenly, irom the sides of De machine

MasaKe d

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h wryeu +) . - | ) +)

1 lew aiony une at

extended to the

street and the same oping of the walis, the Christians je sped on the

irrible screan . ts of

the te mpie ; | : > y iaaders

roofs,

xe boarders on aships deck, and m astered tuem atonce; whereupon they returned, and were about taking in the ladders, when Cortes

; , Seu0ped JACK, and, ridin tcom one to the

oS nouted ;

‘ er, 8 Ordas! Aviia! MW raa Where are the t es I gave ye? Outagain! Leave not a 1e to shelter the dogs! Le ive u thing but is 3! Pri nio, Pr nto ine captains answered pi mptly. With ; : : : : } hambea or resinous pine and cotton, they fired all the wood-work of the in- teri of tli buildings Smoke burst f : doors and windows: then ta sclaciuments retreated, and wer. rolled yf tnout i083 OT @ man. Behind the manéas there was a strong lear- ¥ i of infantry; and artille ry; with and the guards on the flanks, and the ters for ing Vay at the front, it seemed

Ly t avert, or ven interrupt, an xk at on so novel and suce ssful.

the smoke fromthe burning houses, mo-

mentarily thickening and widening, was seen

sla und by the heathen hailed with cries of

wm ; not so Cortes; riding everywhere, in th van, to tne rear, often stopping by the

mantas, which he regarded with natural affec. tion, a8 his artist does his last work, he tasted t of successful genius. The smoke ris-

ing, as it were, to Heaven, carried up_his vow not to stop until the city, with all its idol- atries, was a heap of ashes and lirae—a_holo-

caust to the Mother such as had never been seen (he cheeriness of his constant cry, ** Christo, Christo y Santiayo’” eommunicat-

i?

’ ed to his people, andthey marched laughing and fighting.

Opposition had now almost ceased; at the approa h of the mantas, the house-tops were givea up without cesistance. A general panic appeared to have seized the pagans ; they even vacated the street, so that the cavaliers had to do than ride leisurely, turning now and then to see the fires behind them, ind the tall machines come lumbering on.

As remarked, when the mantas stopped at intersection of the streets, the ‘tzin watched them eagerly, for he knew the time hack come to make their use manifest ; he saw a dour drop, and the jet of flame and smoke leap froma gun; he heard the cry of agony from the house tops, and the (leeper cry from all the people ; to the chiefs around him he said, with steady voice, and as became a leader :

** Courage, friends! We have them now, Malinche is mad to put his people in such traps. Lord Hualpa, go round the place of combat and see that the first bridge is im- passable; for there, unless the towers have wings and can fly, they must stop. And to you, lo’, ” he spoke to the lad tenderly, “1 give a command and sacred trust Stay here, and take care of -the gods,”

fo’ kissed his hand, and ‘“*May the care for them !

To other chiefs, calling them by name, he gave directions for the renewal of the assault on the palace, now weakened by the sortie, and for the concentration of fresh com‘ panies in the rear of the enemy, to contest their return.

“And now, my good lord,” he said to a cacique, yray-headed, but of magnificent frame, ‘‘ you have a company of Tezcucans, formerly the guards of king Cacama’s palace. Bring them, and follow me. Come.”

A number of houses covering quite half a *juare were by this time on fire. Those of wood burned furiously ; the morning, however, was almost breathless, so that the cinders did little harm. On tbe left side of the street stood a building of red stone, its frent pro- fusely carved, and further ornamented with a marble portico—a palace, in fact, massively built, and somewhat higher than the mantas.

‘ ’ iittie e.se

the U

said, fervently, me as I will for

gods

Its entrances were barricaded, and or the rool, where an enemy might be looked for, there was not a spear, helm, or sign of life,

except some fan-palms and long banana- branches, Before the stately front the mantas were at length hauled. Immediately the door on that side was dropped, and the ladder fixed, and Avila, who had the com- mand, started with his followers to take possession and apply the torch. Suddenly, the coping of the palce-front flamed with feathered helms and points of bronze, meas ae one and :, ortes captains; but now he was Surprised ; directly before him stood Guata- mozin, whom every Spaniard had come to

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| Morning sickness, or nausea, from whietcr: c | Cause arising, weak stomach, indigestion, dys. | Repsia and kincred symptoms, its use, in suiall : doses, will prove very benecticiai | “Favorite Prescription” isa posie | tive cure for the most mplicated and ob- ' Stinate cases of len corr): . ssive tlowing, | Painful menstruation, unnatural suppressions, prolapsus, or falling of the womb, weak back, i * female weakness,” anteversion, retroversion, | bearing-down sensati: 08, Chronic congestion, inflammation and uleeration of the we mb, ine flammation, pain and tenderness in ovaries, accompanied with * interna! heat.”

As @ regulator and promoter of funo- tional action, at that criti: veriod of vhange from girlhood to womanh i,“ Favorite Pre- scription”’ is a perfectly sufe remedial agent, ana can produce or ly good resulta. t is

ually efficacious and val in its effects when taken for those disorders apd derange- ments incident to that later most critica] period, known a “ The Ch Life,”

“Favorite Prescription,” when in connection with the use of | > Golden Medical Diseovery doses of Dr. Pierce's Pure: i Liver Pills), cures Liver, Kidney and Bladder diseases. Their combined Use also removes blood taints, and abolishes canc rous and scrofulous humors from the system

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