"At the gates had a terrible pow-wow with an officious Bavarian who called himself the Officer-of-the-Day.

Inside is a council chamber and in it a pow-wow of chiefs is going on.

After lunch they held a grand pow-wow at the home of Will, to which the two girls were admitted; for it had been deemed best that all the schools in both Centerville and Newtonport should be closed for a few days, in order to make a few needed repairs after the storm.

It appears that Kean, always fond of excitement, had organized a tremendous pow-wow among these poor specimens of the red man, on his visit to Quebec.

"Of course, there have been all sorts of rumors East: 'bull' prophecies that the triumph of the new party means an era of unexampled prosperity for the Stateand by consequence for western stocks; 'bear' growlings that things are sure to go to the bow-wows under the Bucks régime.

But if Crawford was such a swell as not to want to speak to a gentleman in public, why did he hold so many pow-wows in private with Spatola?

Picture themCALLOT'S free brush might have managed itgathered in pow-wow around the camp-fire, Sun-tanned and wind-browned, in picturesque raiment, with wisp of the wild hop or trail of the briar Hat-wreathed or button-holed.

The result would be something of this kind: Thou-ou for whom Jove would swear, which would be like the 'bow-wow-wow before the Lord' of the old country-choirs.