The Kentucky Ranger

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Glory to God! another sinner’s down! Glory! Hallelujah! Amen; Pray on, brother; you’ll soon be through. Glory! Glory! These words were shouted by two young men and a young woman who were returning through the Kentucky woods from a camp meeting. They were riding in a smart spring wagon drawn by two good horses. The young man who was not driving would fall into the wagon, crying for mercy, and the driver shouted: Glory to God! another sinner’s down! and the young lady added: Keep on praying, brother; you’ll soon be saved. Glory! Glory to God! Then the young men would change places, and the other would shout: You’ll soon get through, brother; pray on. Glory! These persons acted thus to tantalize a camp meeting preacher who was riding on horseback ahead of them. He detected their mockery and tried to outride them; but his horse being somewhat lame he could not escape them.