... grounds, 'n 1and to the oncampmeut of Buffalo Bill's Show. li .le noted the cowboy band, dressed in c grey shirts, wearinc inoceasins and slouch hats, ' and spent some tine in the tent of Buffalo Bill (Colonel £ Cody) examianig his rolice ...

... pitched their red Medicine Lodge in the centre, covering the, ground: 'eer with buffalo skins. There the men feasted for 28 its, horconsuming quantities of buffalo meat, wild tur-l .re- nip heads, and hot cauldrons of eatables; the entrees, o0., however ...

... relentless exter- mnination of the buffalo. It seems that these animrals are not all gone yet, but those that re- main in a wild state are a merehandful compared with the mighty host that covered the plains of the West within the memory of even young men ...