The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-11-12
A SAD DISASTER
A Calamity Bro1gh, About hy Mu,kn
 ties Bow

eS' NiAiiAsk itiNiS III NtClsish'N 1N NiS A-' A'N -Sne.c,y. remarked the Rev iounvet Io theske, Malki,;le. a> the ,wo gentle men sa, iA>i sunday afternoon in ,he Ut ,cf's paFIoI 1 am gra,hed m heinE assured that your essay on the l.amen- ;a,Ion> ef Jeremiah was d periee, MI. ,css Aoui house. Brother Nulkittlc. N becoming more and more like home to me Il; ca, h succeeding vlst. and nothing pletses me more than to know that thIs intelligent community appreciates your Ms:Ih. h the language of Peter. when he saia gold and silver we have none
 .' Didn't he have an. nlckels :" asked MtNkltle's boy who stood scratching the window facing with a horse shoe nal.
 - Ne don, van, ans ot your question: son. said Rev Mulkiule. throwing dan gefous threat into glance.
 = oh. le, hlm talk. Brother Mulklule exclaimed Mr po,nycT . like to hcat hlm He exhibits such >ivaciiy for one VI young No. l'eiei did no, have an> nit kels added the gentleman with j, snile
 :" ll.a he have aus ten sous tes
 :. Nc ( had no money. bui he had the io,r efii.e loid shed at,oad n hts hcafi
 How shcd abroad
 My he knew fha, .hc ord hased hln
 !.e l.daI have Any money how | d nc ,..-i= ',f,. ;h.nt iu Cal
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 pocs inc the loit love you
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 .tnd i you e'dn: have anything 10 ca, would the Lord give you something
 es ,l.ink He would :"
 Wol c lie gJve ,oa blse ut and sat- age. and Inc pulIN bone ofthe ohteken
 Hush. ST and Ro og, If here, e. la ed he Kcs Malki,tle
 And would the Lord give ,ou heese and homlny =s--
 :, >uppbse He would give me anything ! wanted replied ;he minister, some~ha, embarrassed.
 And ~ill He g,ve me anything saniE"
 Yes. fl you love Him.
 Viii He gse me wagon ,ha, can haul dlr m =
 ~Wil you hush SIT" exclaimed Null ki,,le.
 oh. do le, the little fellow talk sad Po;myer. trying to smile.
 If the Lord wanted to give you goa, or A sheep you'd take the goat wouldn't you ''
 :. don, know"
 Why don, you know =
 Because haven, though, abou, ,hs subject
 Why haven, you though, about Il /
 Iies ause ! ha. a.cn'i
 Hhy have you he.en''t
 Move out. l ,ay and Mf Mulkrulc elected the young rnaa. I he boy went ou, into he back 10, where ,he co~ and ealf were fecding The calf xas grea' pet ~s'i. iini. ard he stfoked f playfall} He found d psece of rope near the corn cub. and taking @ n=rke, basket. he trec t ,o ;he calfs iail The ah didn', pa, any attention 10 the performance Look ing around he saw an old sun bonnet Jeff on the milking stool by the oolofed woman He took the bonne, and put il over the calfs head and ted the strings under sis neck
 Le; Us walk out into the lot and see z fine pig which was presented 10 me. sad Mir aaiki,'le The two men came out. Aalking Alosly. % think ,hz, ,h. iiness pseoe of literature m all language. sad io'myer. is FAui's letter.
 Jus; then ;hey turned ,he corner Of ,hs stahle. When the boy had succeeded IT putting the bonnet on the cali, he shook the oasket and sad. Ho. tai;ed calf The calf jumped and the eo~ looked around and seeing the calf sp oonplesel, our of proportion. ba~led, threw sp he, 'ail ard dzred around the stable Jua d. Fo,-nyer poke of Faul's literature. The co~ knocked tounyer to~n and iTAmped : on h,s head. ard lAshed hun across inc eyes uIth her tail ard kitked him m the small of the back The calf, frightened out of is @i;k struck Mulki,tle and knock