The Red Cloud chief., 1878-11-28

colors' That there shows that hosse.
80 a. heaven; but it's morc'b the folks
tba, bcv ON IL likely "a. ~ they don't
look out"
Ministers. now continued Sam. In
a s%oliIoguigiog vein folks alters thinks
It's suthin sort ~ shaky In q minister "a
have anything to do with hosse- sure
,o get 'em into trouble. There Wa old
Parson Williams. ~ North Bliriky 20,
into n drcfful mess shou, n boss. toidy
nassy. he warp't To blame. neither. but
he 20, into the drcffulcs, scrape you
ever heard ON nigh Ia onscttlin'
him"
"Oh. Sam, tell W. all abou, IT," va
boys shouted. delighted with the pros.
pee, " n story.
wal. walt. now. I'LL I ri, "a this
c%rttur's shoes. and we'll take him up
Ia the pasture. and then W. ran kirdcr
set by the river and fish. Hepsy want.
ed n mess ~ fish for supper. and wuk q
calculatin Ia get some for her. You
boys go aud bc diggin' the bait. and ri,
yer lines"
And so, as We were sitting TRANQUILITY
beside the Charles river. watching our
lines, Sans narrative began
"Yc see. boys. Par.on Williams he's
dead now-but when was n boy he
was one 81 the great men around here.
lie writ books. Hc writ a tract agin
the Armcpians, and put 'em down. and
he writ q big book on the millennium.
Uvc got that ere book now and he
was n smart preacher; folks said he had
invitations IA settle In Boston. and there
sin't no doubt he might y bod q Boston
parish RI he'd been q min Ia take ID,
bu. he'd got q good settlement and =
handsome farm In North Billriky. aud
didn't care to move; though ! s'posc.
| that twas better Ia be- number Que In q
little place than number two In n big
un; anyway. b. carried all before hin,
where he was.
''Parson Williams was n tall straight.
pcrsonable mar come of good family
father and grandfather before him al
ministers; he was putty up and down
and commander In his ways. and thing.
had IA go putty much as he said. lie
was n good deal sot by, Parson Williams
was, and his wife vas u Derby and ono
III EN- rich Salem Dcrbys and brought
him "A lot of money, and 80 they lived
putty Easy aud comfortably ~ far IA
this worlds goods goes. Well. now.
the Parson wasn't really what yau call
worldly minded. hut then he was one ri
them folks that knows what's good In
temporals M we'll rs spirituals. and
liked tn have tho best that there was
goin', and he alters had mn cyc IN a good
boss.
Now. there was Parson Adams and
Parson Scranton. and most III th. other
ministers. they didn't know and didn't
car, what boss they he'd; lost logged
round with these ere poundin. pot
bolliod. sleepy o~rittcrs that ministers
mostly hos, good enough To crawl round
la funerals and ministers mcctins, aud
associations and sich. hut Pnrson vii.
liams he alters would have u boss ms
was q hoss; he looked out for blood.
aud when these ore Vermont fellers
would come down with u drove. the
! Parson he he'd hi. eyes open and knew
what was what. CouldnI none NJ en-
cheat him On hoss flesh; and so one
timo when Bucl was down with drove.
the doctor he bought the best horse In
the lot. Zach said he rover sccn n par
son afore that he couldn't cheat. but he
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"Wch, .Cun' no rccly made AN Idol of
that orc boss, u rcg'lar craven image,
and bowed down and worshippcd him
no didn think nothin Was too good for
him; he washed add brushed aud cur.
ried him. and rubbed him down I'LL he