The Arkansaw traveler., 1884-04-19

iataer who would not send ehlld 10 school. and especially sGca \ child as this. IS unworthy ot respect.
 That's ~ha, he Is, said the old printer
 '' Tell you wha, am halt inclined to 6o-write something iha, think stls in- teres: tha, girl The older people of th,s community have soas beyond recall. bu, the young can be gradually led into de sire 10 know somethipg.'
 !" That's what they can, replied. the old printer.
 An old man might argue for years with me, and l would no, yield an inch :; but when a beautiful girl, with sunny eyes. spring,ime mouth, aud a gle6 complexion ot lily and rose, innocently drops a hint. why il has effect.
 !" That's what ii does agreed the old printer.
 Now. wouldn't you really advise me to drop the heavy books oi losie. and, for the sake of the young gull. If for no one else. take up me breezy volume oi every day e enss :.
 That's ~ha, would, aequie.eed the old primer,
 NIT Anderson P.cslcy thanked the old m Al toI his kind oo-eperaiian. ai.d men, tally vowed that Ii to Dc i:ght meant s0e. cess the doors of prosperity, i. :o. ot fame. should open ua.o n He Sea; ea; among the people and collected li,tle bl:s of taeir afi airs. ard interviewed Il prominent 0ilizcn con eintne the cop ospec,s and the likelihood oi ine reased trade Tie ncN; issue of the Gaats.xg MS fca,hery n is lightness and hu- morous article which |, contained a loke on Il young man. who. while walking wi:h a yoans lady, tell of faet-iet ,n,o the creek, amused the people greatly. and the minister, who II !s to he hoped knew more sspel than grammar. de- dared that |, " mighty nigh tirkled" him 10 death, |: was 50 powerful fanny"
 When the gil came tn the on r again, the editor told her tha; she would tod d < G; change in the paper, n: e: aee a6n; II that her father had sad bu, solely dle ,o her visit. She seemed ,o be highly pleased. although she blnshei in such radiance ,ha: the edltei could nol refrain trou: ga1ng at her ln fSed ad.nlr- auar.
 You can rcai. 1 suppose. Saii Mt. P.ekley.
 "Oa. yes fur ven, Ter school fat five months
 "fha, ~As ! very short time ny little Iadv
 :" though, |, ~as mighty long. iaf ;ae ;eae her he wouldn't le, me e4, l.ssel4 tae school want mex IT. mus, go Goo bye, and as she ripped awty ,he se.sof saw her cover fer face with | heavy NelI when st. ctusht ID ion aaficf | tree.
 \ TIC remarkable ere s,nfe. hc unused. :" but SO very lfretaHt am hal in love with he. and Il Il were nor ial her lack of education. l oo believe nat should eTentus iy propose to her She could be ;aus il. ..I.,. then she would adorn any home"
 The next day, while talking to a mer- chant, Plckley asked concerning the standing oi old man Heck.in.
 4 ecklin, repeated the merchant i. !" am no; acquainted with saeA-t man :"
 " He 'vas n my otiice some ..ue ago. and sad mat he nved near here
 " fo5ab.y he does, for there are no doub, many small farmers, with whom am not acquainted, living ne.r town"
 When he girl came for the next is sue of the paper, she burst into the off and exclaimed
 oh. Mister Man. yer las paper xas splendid Tap lowed that he never seed a better one.
 " l, was all due to you. little girl
 " lo me: ,coAing ug earnestly.
 . es, for no one e.Se could have in- huenced me io change a pan winch had fally ua,ured m my nind.
 :" What mace yer do 50 much iar Ire :"
 The old printer was not n the ofiice The editor and the beautiful g.h had no Listeners
 :, Bccease. he sad. taking her hand :: " because love you loved you ihe mo- Iaent ! saw you. l know tha, .ea sfe anet.gcaiel. but .oycd you ~ain l slos oi love ,ha: no iearnng could have sfea;ed"
 He kissed her, and leay.ng ,ear on his cheek, she vanished lke ray of light when the bind IS suddenly drawn. Sanding rrde- the tree. where her veil has. been left, she turned. md re.n,lng to \ arge house. whose tai roof appear cd among inc tree tops. sald IT voice ;h., thrilled the editor
 nVe over there. ! ou may come and see me"
 Mir. Anderson Plokley vas puzzled He sat down and unused o#ef the my ss;er- ous performance Her las, words spoken ID voice changed 10 mos, ines.cal sweetness failed to show ignorance. which had so troubled the newspaper man. shall go over there immediately. for I'll be hanged II l can affsfd 10 neglect my paper and wofry my bran ~ith turning tni. tIf.een puzzle round and round
 After g,jng few touches 10 hi5 ,oiie;. and arranging as bes. he eeaid i.ss not very elaborate wardrobe, he walked over ;o ,he :all house He asked negro f Mir. Hecklin lived there, ard fke negro replied:
 Doan know uu,hin' bout no Mf. Hecki;n. Dis heahs xh4r Colane. @el- kin libes- Yander's de co!oael on de poa ch, Sah.
 More mystery. ard the editor ~ocid Af l.