The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-12-04


What followed was the woik Of In instant. A
stout man, ON powerful horse, nscceded, sup.
ported and followed by about dorm attendants
moved with quick, lively walk oypr the bodies
Of the prc.trate defweeshes There was no Jug.
Cling IN the case. Every one of tlr victims re-
ceiyed the tread about the small cf the back
and some of them threw up their heidi and feet,
as If the very life had been cru.bedolt Of them.
Away rode the sheikh and the frieads and re.
latIons Of the performers ,u-hsi forward 50
snatch them up, and whisper IN thorear Ndh
ei, that Is Declare the unity of COLI. Some of
the poor wretches though half ius,nsbe, mur.
INJURED the responne with bleeding or fosming
lips. Many Of them were in AM pndisgIised
swoon, and lay senseess and ghas,ly 9sothers re
spondcd with Proans Their general sprearsree
was that Of drunken m.n take lfon, under The
weeIs Of Il Garage
The following is the conclusion f story which
might have foand place in the arabian Nights
To make It intelible we need ody say that the
hero, ADD el-iiai, has beggared himself by pro
fuse hospitality and is now returning home
wards.
AN EASTERN STORY.
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o.h,m,oJ ,n ,hi, ~ bi5 ,", IA
nni sncnkcd along The strecis Iooli,r more like
. 'Li,f than an honest man. A pack ofrungry
d,gs suddenly attacked him: and me. catching
him b., hi- 'rowscrs, carried away large piece
Il ereof Probably they would hay- devoured
him. fur A. Wa too d.spritcd 10 defend him elf
h'd not onug girl, trJr'ug onh hef head large
square tray covered with luayestf bread appear.
ed and called them oif 1li- jlone she went
tIlptug away; Int ADD 81 Hi deriving hope
from the sound of her voice. which was as swer,
a. that ol a lamb leaning to bleht followed her
~ fast a. he ~ nh,s, and lay ing his hand urol
her garment, cried:
so maiden
Bot she, mistakng Lis action. replied:
'Lewd fellow Is it not enough that have
saved thee from the dogsl Wouldst thou nos
polest me
So he withdrew h' hand and was silent foI
shane; Nhi',, the maiden fastening away en-.
tered house. and pres.n,Iv came oui ,cuin al il,
ont lhe br,ae, and turned doYn n Sv Ioae Icos
sI TafulIy about Ie.t ,bo mnudspt anJ m
a'efl, s,raun'r ,hou'd follow her.
Then the She.kh began to reflect that ifhe
renamed wandering about IN ti'ls wise, he should
nset again ~th the dog; aud he said, 1t i
that lL. broad ,oaJ,p loi lcs flo 4. ,,, ~ L.,
bou.e aiar. he slirp.d IN ana nnui"5 II dark
ue.san tV 7.'s'" - y = be w.dL-i 80,
/ ,'g up ms i'e' very hsh' ana h"'dng IN hn
breath. suddenly however sn'ne people enter
ca b'h'ha "'"'''n' ne h"d "hl} JUST ,'he To say
/ 'B' your leave y blessed "nrs anI creep m''
me oven; "' ra'ner ''oVe' "h''h usually "ccnPie
lhr nr'h'r GU" 81 'he P''h,'pii chamber IA
'"ii'h mouse ahd ,,i'e' I'' hei,''a1 as wen a
warning pan hNhE qnita ma himself u
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man 'fe|hl"s 'rnu','y one 10 'ne ',"eT' 10 ~
'nfp'''' he '," s"'''" w '''' I"re "i '',' ""'
that oi one 81 TIE rosues VINO VINO hai stolen hf
calue. ~ h'st he 'n"uS" NC hA1 sl i"'' Il ~
hers d'n hht soon ".'c"'r''d 'hn' no was III "'
house "' She'Ah N""i'e''pee' WHO o""''hS"S''
III en''i 'a'h'hS MS si"hh, W ,ne re'l'.o"''"'
whist h'- "he received hcr I"'e.' A'ef soh''
conversation, the woman shih
me supper teSdN COOKED ana r"'nen IA
brought 'he Dread n't 'h"u on Tue 'Hfh l"''h'
ahl WI give 'hee 'r nlSies' mining lh't I.
give; tor dare not lisht lamp lest TIE neIsh
nots h'sht peep III through ehihh ana :"
hte.
'G'oo' sa'd 'ne man gruih'' "'Ht make nate
LOT ! am hungry.
h'It !, uIsh "i sholha' nv i"Ne' qN"'hr'