Gilmary Shea. Charles A. Hanna, Win- ser's Narrative and Critical History of America, and especially in Mr. Will- shire Butterfield's sketch of Brulé's explorations may be consulted. Of the French and Champlain it has been truly said: "Long before the ice-coated plains of Plymouth listened to the rugged

another should be called at a later date. Subsequently, the signers of the call and several others decided to meet on November 26th, 1886, at the law office of W. U. Hensel, Esq., No. 45 North Duke street, Lancaster, Pa. The next meeting was held, accordingly, in Mr. Hensel's office, on the date just

of the colonies for money induced them to go largely into the paper money business. In 1723 Governor Keith, of Pennsyl- vania, consented to the popular wish and gave his consent to the experi- ment of issuing £15,000 of paper money, to be loaned out to the peo- ple on real estate at 5 per cent. in