The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1871-06-16
BETsEY DESTROYS THE PAPER.
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SEQUEL TO 9Bftsey and I are ouss'-
By HBLEN BARRON BosTwIcK.

I've brought aS At back the paper, lawyer, and
fetehed the parson here,
To see that things arc regular, settled up fairy
For pSe 6een' taking with caleb; and Caleb
has talked with me, ~ .la1 5E|ttF 50
And the mount of it is were minded to. try,
once more 20 agree. .iSA Lii4!z '+''' '
So / came here OH the business.-only 4 word
a to saw 10 .Isg' = s51i 10 yytsTi
CCaleb ,, is stalking pea7Tines, and couldn't
just to tell you and parson how that Wcfve
:, changed our mind, eT ze-.sf :. fII IL
So Til tear up the paper, lawyer, yon see, it
wasn't signedI IS o~sf - y E'-' ~
And now,if psrsoniis ready, IN Walk With
him toYaF homay - .0sTsgEsE = ysfD -
Kind 10 Of Thank bim ni for things
he showed the christian spirit, stools By ls
firm and true; 49,. ..e,.g.. ..
y mightn't have changed our mind, squire
81. II he'd been lawyer too - =
.There!--HOw good the sun feels, and the grass
Something about them lawyers makes me feel
fit to freeze; ISL --l51tsi 49, -
wasn't bound to- state particulars to that
. man, "
But it's right goa should know, parsodi, about
our change of Plan. Tsed5 0u-9ari5.
Wed been some days wayerin', a little, Ca
And wished the hateful paper at the bottom
of the sea; sRa1 .I-l7E z. gna '.s- G3
But guess was the prayer last evening, and
81 the few werds'you said,
That thawed the ice betw cen us; and brought
things to a head. .F.-.F g.. go. ,,,-,I q,
lou see when we came to division, there was
things that wouldn't divide, o..
There was our twelvelyear-old bsby,,'' she
- couldn't be satisfied s~,z-. 81 .. e f,az. .
To go with one or the other, but Just kept
whimperin' low, 81 5TEi ittN .
"Pil stay with papa and mammas and where
they go PH CO." ,..-.r-s t.1...,,
Then there was Grandsire's Bible, he died on
$50 cur wedding day, -
We couldn' haive the old Bible, and should il
90 or stay? .. -.--. -.
The sheets that was Caleb's mothers, her sam
piar ON the wall, ri f !. as
With the sweet old names worked in--Try-
phena, and Eunice, and Paul.
It began to be hard then, parson, but IT grew
-Talkin' Of Caleb established down at MeHen-
Three doIlarsia' week 'twouid cost hin. no
And board at the Widow Meacham's, q wo-
man that wears false hair. a. e. ga
Still we went on talkin'; / agreed to knit
some socks, s Is tstt.s -szt-l ss5fi.ss-5ft : S
And make dozed striped shirts, and pair
OF wa'mus frocks;
And he was to cut doorway from the kitch.
en- to the shed, -- r ~
e'save you climbing steps much, in frosty
weather. he said. 7s-A e 1s
He brought me the pen at last felt sinkfn'
and he Tss..5. --gzs,II, Itc ssss
Looked as he did with the ager, in the spring
of siXty-thFee; 3 -E<.t8 z ISL = . S5s- ;
Twas then You dropped in, parsons; 'twaSalk
5ls, much that was said,
:. Little children, love one another" but the
thing was killed stone dead. - Z 1a<
1 should like to make confession; not that Pm
The fault Was all on my side, that never was
But it may be true that women the how 'tls
Are triie more aggravatin' than men kaow
now 70 pe.1 OIL. sa f-asli7uAat a=iE -
Then, parson, the neighbors' meddlin-7-it was
"a MT pourin oil, $50
And the church laborin' with us; was
90 worse than wasted toll. aasss sI..E
And I've thought, and SO has Caleb, though
sAt may be we are wrong, sH4-s -f.'s 81
Ii they'd Kept to Their a'sn ownb business We
There was Deacon Amos PurdY. a good man
ts as we know,
But hadn't a gift of, iaeQrins except with
seythe and hoe;
Then load came over in peach time, from the
Wilbur neighborhood; "a ~ -,
ssSeason OF prayer" theyaeAEied It; didn't do
~ an atom Of good. EGots Won@ sisVF -
I,ii tell you about the hefferIone 81 4fe Kind
80 est and best
That brother Ephrain gave me- the ian ne
- moved out w est, -eFE 20 ssgs4If. $3.50
Pm free to own Il riled me, that Caleb saeu 81
think and say
she dies, of conYulsions-a cow that miIked
four gallons day. .se v54zr La
But ] nsedn't have spyks Of tarnips, needn't
have been 50 cross, n .Cztsi9 90 EfEz4
And said hard things and hinted as if it was
and n. III taSe Il al baek. pson that era
- shafie eF en- break out Die <stHis "a
Though the caw WAS ehokes WITH d tarnfp, i
never had doubt.IEs91oso 5giA --sos
Then there rePiiatsz or doctrine, sndl views
Pm willing 70 stop discussln' wecan both NJ
ft53fArd 70 wait: = - - e.
iTwo1 Erins the ini1fennfonn sooner, dispui..
-. tim about when its due Is -
Although feel an ASSURANCE that mines the
Scriptural ytew. lnnisEo,} go u9lssi
But the .bIessedest. truths Of the Bible, TYe
learned e think Don't lie ys,ssf gz7fs;,
- sour doctrines byy y = ~ ~ = o.Ss%t'S (
But them that come 20 u IN sorrow, and 1ssn
L s. Ye're,sn eur kneespe3 bSi1-EEsfgu fs9
So IL Caleb won't argue on free Will III Leave
boa atoms tns DEGREES ~ - sarftg.,.E:H
one notion of Gslebss, paTsun, seems fAshel
-. misty and dim, = ,fItsz @S4uf1 dtlf5
u wizh if it comes convenient you'd change a
j ri eNord with him, ssti a1--@i sl1t srso
It doE't quite Sand to reasoasfassd for gospel
that foikS love better in keaveii for. hbsxic
LsIauarreIeEl hers. ffils3 q = s24lEs III =
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I'ye no sneh an ectaflea; fEhEss 4eFsens Z
You Needn't Rave worked 50 faithffif Is recon Cd
H. 3 sefle folks below: g. sl 49l Gs2tts5sf1
I hold another opinion, aand hold it straight
and square,
If we can't be peaceable here. we can't b