Salute to a Dead Chief in the Far North-West.

Engraving of North-American Indians, in passing a burying-place, never omit to pay respect to the memory of a chief who has gone to the happy hunting-grounds. A few words of a war-song, a war-whoop, a holding up of calumets towards the body on its lofty perch, a few guttural sentences, and they pass on in true Indian file.