The Arkansaw traveler., 1883-07-07
AN EVANGELIST NABBED.
The Unfortunate Resul, Of Trying to
CONVEX, Young Muikiule.

The Unfortunate Resul, of Trying TO
CONVEX, Young Mulkiule.
The good people OF The city greatly Ia
men, the misfortune which befel the Rev.
Mr.. Nipmuek. the distinguished noun
tain evangelist. \ few days ago, MIR
Nipmuok came from natures puip,;
among the hills an. began a revival
which soon attracted widespread atten-
quence of the woods. the simple LAM
guage of a simple hear, which TO breathe
IS ;gss :
came favorite with the Rev. Mr. Null
kit,le, who IN his warm impressive man.
ner declared My house is yours.
brother Nipmuck. SO long as you are
among us, and We hope tina, you Will
,arry long in the land. come and go as
you please"
! Mr.. Nipmuek held tha, preparations
for the new birth should be made early
in life, declaring that child, no matter
how young. should be made to feel the
glad tidings of the gospel. Your son"
he said to Mr.. Mulki,,le one evening,
should be an active church member.
The young hickory is sound, while the
old one may be windshaken and hollow.
don't think tina, you have ever pursued
the right course with him, and would
like that you let me instruct him, make
him realize tina, he has been specially
selected
You have my permission" Mr. Null
kit,lc replied.
- would like to take him where we
would be free from interruption and be-
gin my work Immediately. would like
to be brough, near his young soul now,
so tina, with the fresh de~s OF innocence
upon me can appear before my con-
sregation this evening.
Z Take tha, key hanging up there and
conduct him up stars to the left hand
rooln Al the end Of the hall There you
will be free from interruption. My " ic
The younger children ard l. are ,piag
over 10 take tea with a neishbor from
which place We shall. with the exception
OF the children, whom we will leave there
30 10 church. YoI will find lunch, as
you prefer cold food in Sic dining
room, and when you come 10 church,
bring the boy with you Here Willie, 60
with Mr.. Nipmuok."
Yes, son lie, US go and partake oil
the loayes and nshes.
= Coin tishin'," exclaimed the boy.
Lemme go, pa
Come, son." and taking down the
key, he conducted the boy TO the room
designated.
Sit down here. son, for wan, to tell
you how tina, you may live always, and
how that the swee, waters from the ioun-
tain
The Lemonade"
No. no; lemonade. but lar swecier
want to tell you how you may become an
angel"
. don't wan.cr be an angel, now Eco
pie halter die before they can be angels,
an don wan, 70 die. DO men wha,
are hung be angels
Yes, II they are good
But il they are good Why "a they
want to hang EN- Though, they oniy
hung bad men.
They hang men because they base
been bad and killed people
And do they wait iii they get good
before they hang EN- -
Yes, they give them chance TO -er
to &c, forgiveness.
Then they 60 to heaven, don't they Z.
Yes
An do the people wha, they kill 20
to heaven too:
Yes, if they are good"
But suppose the man what kills 'em
don't give EN- time to be good, will they
90 TO heaven anyway
My son. wish 70 talk to you about
your own soul. All little boys are los, IN
ii they are found. Now wan; TO find
You"
You've found me- I'm here
But wan, the Lord to ind you
He don't halter to look for anybody
He secs everybody. Who was i, wen; 10
heaven in circus wagon"
"You shouldn't speak so. |, was
Enoeh who went TO heaven in a chariot