The Arkansaw traveler., 1884-05-03
THE MIGHTY WRATH.
lDeiroit Free Press.

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 Was there eyer more peaceful scene than ;hiss Under this sumner san .he young gTass fairy springs. In this sar- saiae the Ing iamb lrolics. h this perfec' day every farmhouse is . l.,,ie asFld Of peaze ard eea eminent eveg blfd tunes y vo.1e n prA.s--each ;Tee seens-"ro,:a of the ncN dress which the sp'iaE-urne has gwen t.
 One ~hJ a4s lied ia ~3J-erc ta las oeea to!,crss Y an isa t.ia..a.l ea- es.-y he who seeks rest from flc t4r- faoi.s of lie, would snrs s-c- ta 5..e. ss ,he sp2g oa whiea He vuri n4 sz.- i-a1a Al .4ns @-Ys2isc X. se f-s fu. EFeg'taias s9c4ss SD -s-g oi scenr.'y -a,- peace.
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 \ cloud has seedenly erept into ;a= lea bae sig. N3a lave seen the same taI0s 3 nuad-sd tu-s 5. go4r l:'. a.a out slying | ,. i.ae h. tor r9e 2. over TON. a1. ll- I .rl-Ang cir s.ance The hafse grsEsa@ n he r..> q" h.is her hea ,. sasi flt. air. .sI.l. ,sttess ~htaay ia ws.eh sea ean ec-ec; a to.e at ai4rs... The bud sas. cease6 ss4E- iIy as saddc y ts | :. ,4n ed t1la ;Ic1, and the sheep sionly 6uach ,hcm- selves ir 4 corner ei tie ned, :. he presence of an enemy fsas. oeen dc,ee,ei.
 What does I. mean
 Look to the soataWe,. :. The l;tiie bud w..sch yo saw 2 u-ent aga | IL. ceased h44erea 4s53 Ger heaa t. lae as.,n ,a .he ea.s tnc sr.y !, ei t!e same ny blue. aad i.e srln shires tte za;ae as Dc'-re. b.t : ne ,ou,apes. ..ere $ something ta 4ssc and silence you. The eai-ee.sse& .eaa has grown - I b'ue-b.aek X. s.i.s :. , ..i rising anu . ea3irg. l.. its ee.,s. suddenly au- pears :. c.oGA = her za,pe Watch II I.ere no .atadcr .,s,,i.e.y : tongues s.s.; lE and 0ut ot .h5 eiaui There Is ua zlnc'. ye, V. ee i;s ...el som aaI fca, mi ,4ea brought se;9er again
 bchir- yoa ste t.e pekssf.i h.iisiIes sia. alleys q. h:ods .E . essoul -ts. .J- - l. -selalds eal!a.ca h sh.ng eiee- l.l5 IL they pull down lie 'lnes oi tne -sH!5 -san,pe ne which .fed rIAnd-
 .u.f ,Ea gaaamnlher lcoiin. oIi upoE tae periec; Jay wIsA feelings e <: .,itade
 Hush Thfre sames st.nes in winch e.cn the note oi tae 5.re-bird would s9lnd harshly. No; I leaf qufve.s
 n3t sound of iv.ng tk.G. ic4-nes Hea. ears. The horse stands i4ciag the vT4thfui clcdd head up a.a aos:nis 4u.feriIs. while the ahee2 pack them =e've> more closely ,sd hang ;be.r ncsas. 4.I s.e ,he otieis dats.ug he-c lnd there ., a.srn, and the Ia~ = dlrg bazzsrts sfe l''iin-, themselves anlil they are llere specs above your head.
 f. . .'se cath rear and a efasa' Fer ten >ee nds you SAW the 1T .ull .. dcslruc- ton you ielt yourself | feather IT the e..ws o' :. tiger, you gasped and st.us- .ied ike drowning slaa. l, has p..s3ed. 9pcn your eyes te see the sunshine ag4in. S..sss5sie ;o your feet. praised Slt. ba,- tered, to ga1e upon the same scenes of peace IS met your eyes hvc minutes sIEce.
 Heavens hgt what a transformation Az army of tcnds could not have worked sueh havo- lu aweek Where afe the iarm- houses: Swept from their sizes IS fl they hsc been built oi straw. Where are the booming or hards \ ;cw uproo;cd ;fces and branChiess trunks make an sser. Where are ,ae happy children tse stror g-limbed men the old and weak: Follow to inc north Is, and you wti ind thcir bruised and liieless Lcdies
 l. Is sunshine again. bu: wnl, mock cry. enccs, trees. houses, b,ras. sheds and orchards have hcen dasiIed ;o earth and scattered tor miles. rae scy.ae of Death has cut a swa,h hundred l,.les long anu halt : iaiIe w,dc, maim!ns. bswSing, killing aye hlis;ering the 1 very sod oi inc eastt with its vengeful i blade.
 Asd what: Na.a:ng only iha, the living will come iu and hasy the dead the ,cars of the wliow and fa,her.-ss vii l be dued the mighty wrath o, Nature vii be appcased. ard the blossoms 4r.. 1. ;he sunshine and the pe-eetli enes WI. come agalh,