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A PRIMIT~VE DRux-While investigating the ghost dance among the Kiowa the writer came across a primitive musical instrument, if it may be called such, which seems to have escaped the notice of ethnologists hitherto, but which is probably common to a num- ber of tribes. I t is simply a large rawhide, held about waist high by as many performers, chiefly women, as can grasp the edge of it with one hand, while they beat it with a stick held in the other. While thus drumming they circle slowly around, rawhide and all, keeping up one of those weird, high-pitched dance songs, without meaning, so common among the prairie tribes. The occasion was a grand night gathering of Kiowa, Comanche, and Apache, and on inquiry I was told that this was the regular dance which was formerly kept up all night previous to the setting out of a war party.

JAnlEs MOONEY.