Christian Herald und Zeichen unserer Zeit. nen um und tragen ihre prisonersto opfern; und wenn sie es nicht geschafft sie nahmen poorpeople Ihrer eigenen, für sie blutreinigend und theirfalse Götter haben müssen. Männer und sometimeswomen und Kinder von ihnen ermordet wurden Tempel in, oft mit den schrecklichsten unerlaubter Handlung- Maßnahmen, die Anzahl, Ich fürchte, es ist nodoubt, von vielen Tausend jährlich;,und ihre Fleisch, danach Fein gekocht, waseaten als Luxus von Leuten, die, soweit die Gemeinde Show ging, waren genauso wie feine Damen andgentlemen. Als die Spanier erhielt in Mexic

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Christian herald and signs of our times . tions around and carrying back their prisonersto sacrifice ; and if they failed they took poorpeople of their own, for biood they and theirfalse gods must have. Men and sometimeswomen and children were murdered by them intheir temples, often with the most horrible tort-ures, to the number, I am afraid there is nodoubt of it, of many thousands every year ; andtheir flesh, afterward cooked delicately, waseaten as a luxury by people who, as far as out-ward show went, were just as fine ladies andgentlemen as there are now. When the Spaniards got into Mexico theyfound the walls of the temples crusted inchesthick in blood, the altars of the idols heapedwith smoking human hearts, and whole houses * From True Words for Brave Men. By Charles Kingsley.A volume of twenty-nine short lectures to soldiers and sailors, inthe simple, earnest, practical style for which that eminent clergy-man was noted. Pp. 24O ; price, 75 cents. Published by ThomasVhittakcr< 2 Bible House, New York. 020 Sept. 30.. The Welcome at Sofia to Prince Alexander, of Bulgaria. full of skulls. They counted in one house onehundred and thirty-six thousand skulls. It washigh time to get rid of those Mexicans off theface of the earth, and in Gods good time a manwas found to rid the earth of them; and thatman was Hernando Cortez. And who was Cortez ? He was a poor youngSpanish gentleman, son of an infantry captain, who, in his youth, was sickly and weakly; andhis father tried to make a lawyer of him, andwould have done it, but young Cortez kickedover the traces, as we say, right and left, andturned out such a wild fellow that he would notstay at college; and after getting into plenty ofscrapes, started as a soldier to the West Indieswhen he was only nineteen. Little did peoplethink what stuff there was in that wild, sicklylad ! How he got on in the Spanish West Indieswould be a long story. I will only tell you thathe turned out a thoroughly good soldier, and avery dash

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