The Magnolia gazette. [volume] (Magnolia, Miss.) 1872-current, 1891-08-15
HOW LOUISA Ger Hfa SHOES.
4 Brace Of Good Stories Told BY
Texas Evangelist

fANtNN tlNA NtllttiLlA Yesterday ~
tefnoon. says the Dallas News.
was called want meeting, ana
was conducted hy Abe Ma ky
Ihe preacher shd
"Aitpr nv debts we're PAID |
lacked S5.QO0 Of having ccut,
| went to Eanls and to Waxah-
atchie t. tell my nrothcr and si>-
tvr Of my condition. Nv Wits
shoes we,e worn out, aud She
sud: All. ! ought 10 have some
shaS: am ashamed of my leci.
| ausw red: Louisa, YOU shall
nNe1hen, hadn't n copt, but
erawled up il the stable loft
rnd said. -, l.0td. l. suisa need.
some shoes; please give them to
her Don't you know yon said
seek first the kingdom of God
aud all these things shall be add
cd F." Now. Lord, we have sought;
piea.e give Louisa some shoes.
wenl ont on Che street and met
De! Richardson, aud he smd
why, halo, Abe I've got iclig-
ian sixteen ounces 10 the pound.
Aud ! said Thank God, Del, !
have got II talrty mix inches 20 the
yard and 100 cents 10 the dollar
lie said Abe, when you we're in
! tre grocery business | left owing
4 you SO / whispered, thank
tiod--saOes He continued, Bat
1 ant got 4 cent. sorter swunk
up. s,ld, Del, what have you
guly' lie said "A huliy crop Of
wheat growing ! asked, 'Will
you give me mortgage on thaty
He sand, Il will We walked up
to the lawyers Office and fixed up
the par ers lheu | stepped INTO
| q. d. olckeit's ) and SAID, &C. d.,
what il lhatworth? He answered, +,
100 cents on the dollar. sad,
GIVE me some shoes for Louisa.
| Did you ever notice how proudly
a fellow will march home about
| Christmas with the strings uf 4
par OF shoes hanging over bis
fingers? They are for his wlfe
about number fiyeS Well that j
the way went, aud Louisa hasn
been out Of shoes since. ASK 10
what you want.
Mr., Mullxey also p cached hi,
chopper sermon Yesterday, thc
same that converted Il Ion of peo.
PIE 40 Waco some tune ago
Speaking Of the retardlng luhu
ence Of bigoiry, lie SAID: "My
wife was reared Presbyterian
! had known nothing but VI thod
ism. Az her request ! ATTENDED
her church. Once upon my return
she asked: How did you like IN,
people, peiulantly answered,
20, not al all, ! didn't bolIeye
anything lhey did. Why, they
read their sermons and SIT down
to sing aud stand up to pray, and
it, AL wrong They ought to r.
yeree everything and do like we
Methodists. My wife raised that
J long index iinger aud let it fall a
stralg. / toward my pug nose al
ever the needle pointed 70 the
, pole, and said: i know what
tie matter with you, sir; you
Z have got more Of the Melhadi,l
/ Church 10 you than you have d
Cnrist. tell you, boys, il was d
! center shot and rang the bell on
. the inside of me. | backed away
, from her feeling the rebukc, AN.
: the next thing | knew | was il
, he back yard upon ny kuees b.,
: hind an old ash-hOpper- and
thank God, If didn't have til,
/ sackcloth | had batrcl or Two D
! tirst-rate unieached hickory ashr,
) and wept with deep contritioI
: ~ sad. Here, Lord, Is Alb
j Mulkey again. He y so full o.
conceit, and bigntiy, aud secta
= rlansm that he can't even sppal
, a kind word about bis own wife
D church. Lord, cure me Of TIL
: meanress and httleness aud maxi
: the liberal, aud broad, aud con
+ -ervaliye.' And from that day
7 have had no trouble along tina
line. Now see here: From what
see Of the churches and people .
0 this cry. a public asL-h,ppei 1
!, needed as big as your Cour
i House or postoifice Building. An
there needs to be a special day Sc
D aside by the Clty Council an
u mayor TO be knOwn as genera
i dusilng day aud the wkOIe reIig
Il ious community needs to NEE
il there and have one good wallOl
: at least once week to give theI
bsotherly love and unity. An
some of you people here tonigh