The Arkansas banner., 1851-01-07
Raw Nr. Plpkln RIewsd Rimsslt.

Bill Piskia hsaaF b.ea marsieA s.ry lomF. aad hadat qaile got an' ei the habit ag tahlag lsttls paaeh al dylsAinR frsies with hls old frlraia, on 1 paFtieai4r aeca-isas u. was ar rate us nsAklax exeRses for staying oat ai nights aud thea; he was terribly pressed with bassaess, aaa as he teek very good never come hosas eross legged. ais wis never snspecFed Aaythiag, ami al wcms on very well Que ntsht. however. hlli get ratl,-F tnoFe shaa he eead carry straight. hat isa aldnt Rad it Wtt he was en hts way hame tlS weMlAm't have Susan know he was ia such ssansleM fes ull ! the world. and hc begaa thiaktng, ss vel ns he could with his head spinnng ronad SO what waa bssi to ae daas to keep her from aadlng ham aas 'Hie-t've gst h. rac,iy. said hey-' k4el Sm- Sasaa saows fm Itsc1 .erviaiY f-fead of sa.n,iIk We'll. Il jest take big thicl sw of m ssifk aud thiel thstTl ix ali right hsra st-shs n asver sas- -saspect xothIa poor gai Home he weat pFaeitciHg atndght walkia n on tue way. sud studying ia his 'staa hew he ehsala talk straight, % thaI Sasan woala aes Sud him out Mh~n he fennd the latch, whtch was ea shs wrcag ali~ af thA door. which elseaed ths wFcng way. too. he fell round a the dark fas danra '@aa were ever iH the house before, and get tntO ever se-many shApS4 rooms, til he foaad the pss- hy. wte'. he expected to fad some milk He he'd no very ei~as ilea as to where t ought to hs.>-an after feeling ab,. a every place bat the right one he came tn the eonsiusio to 70 ap to his room and ask his wiie where u cas ahe stairs nesa,sed ta hn turaed ap side dawn sad he bed room had changed places with the khehsae sai he made cut as last te find the door
 After clearing his throat, and .aying ay.r hls speech so thu, he eoati aot make any a..s ks. he opeued the doae. and leaning MRaisi he assy pass lis,eset to hear II his wifs was awake She wee sounF asirep,
 'siI the better for that thought he. 'Sassa Susau.' sa'd he very low sud plaza
 'EhY said Susan just waking oat of aezs. 'Is thn, you come hone. my dear. co iaie1-~I--
 'Sasan. Susha!' said B't. aot paying nsy atten. ton io what she ssid-his head being Iali ef .nk: Sasanr
 What. my desri
 'is theVe say milk in the housef
 Yes deE-but what tn tho worid--'
 'SaSan Sasaa.'
 What, desrT 'Whar is the miikf' In the pantry, ia the dlnin room, dear. Hut yoa d better eoma 10 bed now hs so-' Bjh didn't say word. bat took s0ms terrible loag steps ia Ihs dark. He feuad the dialaK room, again, and the paatry hui he ca1ldn had the nilk l anywhere After trying for about five nin a..s. hs weas ap stairs. and leasing against ths door ts steady himself asked hl. wIfe sgaia- 'sasan. Susanr said he. very eapphattcuiiy.
 'Eh-whatf said she. wsking up sgA,a.
 'ls there any milk ia the hoas~''
 q told you th"rs vas some initk in the pantry. dea---'
 Down went Bill again. Th. time he fell every. where, and upset every thing. making "A terrible racks, am"ag the crockery; bat not drop of milk conll he ind
 .Cuss the milk said hs 'whas could they pat Hr
 Tn a minute he was at the bed. room door srain
 Susan! Susan. said he.
 Susan suufl>d ths saors short off In the middle 'Whatp said she rather cross t,ip time. 'Is there any mi in Ihe hoassi' Yes, told yoa
 'Weil, whsr is hf' said he. 'f told you the shef-sia the paniFy--n the diniu room.' sail Susan, breaking It vG iato sor, l uasa,hfuls of pretty loud Itaiie That rather scared bhi. and put him of hi. guard Well, susan said he 'is n tisd sy ,a aayihia, oy Is it iayin sboaf ioessf' That was saough--the cat was out of ihs bag and no help for it Mrs PiPkia was bright awake in minute. and the way biii got \ ''caudts' that night was enough to sober the dra nkenest husbaad ia erestion. He never got coSa1L agsia -sad it was more than year afterwards before he could drink milk in his cOfSe, when Susan was at the table.