For anyone to suppose that the wicked will be destroyed for our protection before the remnants are ministered to is not faith, but presumption. Biographies generally end with death, romances with marriage. I am not expecting to _die_ for many years to come, as I am still strong and healthy. Transcriber's Note: Some apparent printer's errors, especially spelling errors, have been resolved as seemed reasonable. Page 42: Changed "thess Indians" to "these Indians" Page 75: Changed "prarie wolves" to "prairie wolves" Page 80: Changed "providental Food Supply" to "providential Food Supply" Page 124: Changed "One man who had married a daugher" to "One man who had married a daughter" Page 132: Changed "campany" to "company" Page 161: Changed "general" to "general" Page 176: Changed "instucted" to "instructed" Page 177: Changed "comnenced" to "commenced" Page 185: Changed "cirsumstances" to "circumstances" Page 186: Changed "look ng" to "looking" Page 186: Changed "thinking t looked" to "thinking it looked" Page 201: Changed "Mr Dodge" to "Mr. Dodge" Page 205: Changed "ruose" to "rouse" Page 208: Changed "ouside" to "outside" Page 329: Changed "apprciated" to "appreciated" Page 336: Changed "aud" to "and" End of Project Gutenberg's Forty Years Among the Indians, by Daniel W. Jones