The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-10-17

IL les than ava boar afterwards Doctor
haywood and has lovely wife entered tie
gorgeous church ot the most ualy Triu-
ity.a
Amid the haaircs Vi fair iainos t-at en-
tered it, broad portal, dse.8sa with I'll tl.s
taste aud masnilicenee that abundant wealtl.
could procure, not one risalled, in grace and
beauty, the orphan bride Of the rich physi-
clan. Her tall graceful figure was roLs1 in
. violet silk, that only heightened by con-
trast her large azure ey.s, bright with the
lnstrs of youthful happiness; yet, there
was q touch u tender pits Ia their dropping
lids thGt won the confidence OF every be-
holder. The snowy erlnine mantilla which
protected her isom tie piercing wind, rival
ed, but could not surpass, the delicate purity
Of her complexion. Many admiring eye.
followed the fautless figure VI Mrs. May.
wood, - shc moved with unconscious grace
up the central aisle Of the church, but none
with more heartfelt devotion than the young
Maynard, but generous nan who had re-
Gently wed her in spite Of her poverty and
the sneers Of bis aristocratic acquaintance.
The stately organ had peeled its last rich
notes, which were still faint ecLoing IN tile
distant arches, wlen stranger Of venerable
aspect, who had previously taken part in
the services Of the altar, rose aud announced
| for luis text, the oft-qroted but seldom ap-
Piled words " the Apostle. /" Be not for.
gstful to entertain strangers, for thereby
some have entertained angels unawares.f
DR. haywood felt bis forehead dush painful.
~. II appeared to linn for the moment that
the preacher mur havo known of his want
Of charity towards strangers, and wished e
give him public lesson; but hs soon saw
from tho tenor Of bis remarks, that his OWL
guilty conscience lad alone made the appii.
cation in his particular case. l have moi
space, nor indeed the power 10 give anJ
synopsis Of the scrmon but that il, CON
binea with tho incident VI the morning, VI
fected . happy revolution in the mind u u
least one IT its hcarerv. So much 20 tha,
on the return u Or. haywood from church
he repaired st once to the room u the men
dicant 70 olIer such attentions - be might
stand in need OF. But the young MAJ
seemed to be much refreshed BY rest ant
nutritious food. and commenced gratefully
thanking his host for the kind attentions h
had received, which, without doubt, has
saved his life. But | will recompenss 70,
well, for, thank God, am not the bcgga
that seeia. was shipwrcked on Frida,
night in the Ocean Wave, On my return
from India. Ny name was doubtless anon,
the list Of the lost-for escaped from tn
waves by miracle. attempted t. max
INV way 60 New York, where have ampl
funds in bank avail " my orders, but
must have perisLou from cold and hunge
had II not been for you aud your wifs's pro
vidsnt charity. was repulsed from ever.
door = IN impostor, and could ct neiths
food or rat. To 10 IN exile from ones NJ
tive land ten years and thsn, after sscapin
from the perils u the ocean, to die Of hun
eer In the styvsts Of . christian city, eel
was truly ; bittsr 6tee.
NY Mans , Arthur Wiilstt," sddsd =
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