The Arkansaw traveler., 1883-03-03
TWO PREACHERS.
Young Mu,ki,,le IS the Cause of Fight
 in a Sleeping Car.

Mr. Mulk,ttlc was houoTed bV call from dis,an, ei,yt 10 preach the funeral sermon 6: .s .c..:: sssic.s:. munster: l.. all of hls career as a bearer of good tidings he had never before been visited by a smile of such distinction. t'pon rccelv- ing the call he hurried to hls fond wife. whe turned from mixture of flour and but;ermilk. wiped her hands on her apron with hurried brush and cneircled Mr Mulkittle with arms which in their devo- ,ion know not weariness nor laxiiy from tha, motherly toil that makes home so bright and hearts so warm and loving.
 1, was decided that young Mulkltte should accompany his father lmmedl- a,ely the youngs,er ilew into an enthusl- astie ilatter ot excitement \ ridc on Il railway trAln had ever been al Hsa of,hl> young l.ie. and all day before the even ing oi departure, he played Iaeoma.4e. paliins >ni running afoaHi ;i.e heuse ta the infinite dciigh; oi hs llt,ie si Icr.
 The travellers boarded the tfan late ,l the evening and deposited thein> >el4es among the iaxaaan; cushions of | sleep ing car. When the reverend gentleman. and hi, son stretched themselves on iat berth a-s. .sned them. the boy. restless H. his anxiety 10 investigate everything. would he down, sli up. put his feel where his head had been. Tumble" <, the Win dow, and upon the whole make h,m elf unnecessarily useful
 Pa, he said when he seemed ,o have hnaly settled himself, did Paul and pe- ter travel on the railroad =
 No replied the preacher whose mlnd was filled with the thoughts tha, he wished ,o express during ,he sacred ceremony awaiting him. there were no railroads in those days"
 If there had been and the naa aha; makes people pay had come around anc Peter and ohn had been oa the tram and the man had asked them for money they woulder sad gold and silver we have none. woaldn', ,Eel =
 I suppose 50, rcpl,ed the .ieta < gen tleman, attempting b 'plamp als ea,- ton pillow.
 And if Peter and John had said ;ha, they didn't have any money would 'he man'er le, 'em go anyho. =
 No. think not
 "Bu, if the Lord had sad Peter anG John, you must so,' an they had so; oa the tram an the man had told them to get off wha, would they .e done II they didn', have any money: Would they've got off
 Yes, think so.
 ''Bu, the Lord would'er killed the man wha, takes the money, wouidn', He -
 Il don't know"
 ''Bu; when the Lord says that a man must go an somebody keeps him from goin', the Lord will punish the man, won't He: Did Solomon ride on the train :''
 No, for there were no trans when Solomon lived"
 Why wasn't they:-'
 "Because no one knew hoN 70 make them.
 Was Solomon the smares, man .h4l ever hyed =
 ..A ,k-.
 Well. why didn't he make steam car?.'
 Il don't know.
 But If he was the smartesi man ,ha, ever was he eould'er made a steam car, couldn't he v
 Hush, now, ! must go to sleep and the good man turned over and soon snored- The boy, though. thorough, alive 10 the importance of such vital is- sue. asked several other questions, when hoarse fat man, occupying perth just across the aisle, drew aside the cur ,Ains and exclaimed, "wjrYuonf, you go to sleep, you young roos.er:T
 T amt TO young rooster, replied the boy, pulling aside the curtains and lean ing over his father. If I'm young rooster you are old rooster and you can't crow. either
 T want to go to sleep and want you to hush. I'd rather hear the roaring ofa cataract than your eesselcss gsb"
 Whats caiaract.' "A rush of water, that's what