Sauk Rapids frontierman. [volume] (Sauk Rapids, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1860, 1857-10-08
,.' u he deads' asked the young wife

ature, and perhaps the first stage or
starvatioat, Il replied the doctor sympa-
thizingly. He had forgotten for the
moment his cold snaxips Of prudence.
and added, He must be carried to a
room without fire, ana placed il COM
foftable ibedl'Ao aafael gt'tfa
The coachnan was called 70 assist ia
lifting the athletic stranger, who was
soon carried 10 a room Ia the chambers,
where the doctor administered with his
Town hands strong doses Of port vine
sangaree i. The young mah soon be-
came partly conscience. but all convers-
alton was forbade him, and he sank
quietly TO sleep S
! y" He Is doing well ], lei him rest as
long as he can ! should he awake ID o,Il.
absence give him beaf.ea and toast ad
hbitum, !" said the doctor professionally
as he left the room. .a n s
y Ii less than an hour afterwards Doc
tor haywood and his lovely wife entered
the gorgeous church Of !" the nost Holy
Trinity"
Amid the hundred Of fair DANES tha,
entered its broad portals, dressed with
NIL theP taste and nagni6cence that album
adant wealth could procure, notaone ri
vailed, in4 grace and beauty, the orphan
bride Of the rich physician. !, Her tall,
graceful figure was robed in a violet
silk, that only heightened by contrast,
her large azure eyes, bright with the
sl1rtre Of youthful happiness yet, there
was touch Of tender pity in their
dropping lids that won the confidence Of
every behoIder Tie snowy erm'ne
mantilla which protected her from the
piercing wind. rivalled, but could not
surpass, the delicate purity Of her COM
plexion. Many adniring eyes followed
the fanltless figure Of Mrs. haywood,
as she moved with unconscious Srnce up
the central aisle ,of the church, but. none
with more heartfelt devotion than the
young, hayward, but generous man who
had recently welded herin spite Of her
poverty andthe sneers ofhis aristocratic
acqilalntances. I 4tsaaga4 ,atGf8 fsd
Ike stately organ had peeled it, last
rich notes, which were still family echo
iag insfhe Distant arches, when 4 stran-
xersof Reaerable aspec who had previ.
Iously taken part n the services afl the
alter, rose and announced for his text,
stha oft-quated, but seldom applied,
words sof The Apostle aBe not forgetful
to entertain strangers, for thereby some
have. entertained angels ,,nawaresy y''..-s'
ptF. Mayswopdt, felt his forehead flush
painfully: hIaPpeared to him for the ,ma7s mla /
ment' that the preacher must have known
Iof his want of charity towards strangers. !.
and wished to give him public lesson !;
Tbntshe seem aaRs fromthe tenor of his
remarks, that ,his own guilty. consciencoT
had alone made the application in his,
particular case. have not space, nor
indeed The power, eto give any synopsis
Ioffthe sermon; sbathlthata ill., combined
with tue incident of .thesmofning, effect-l
led 2 happy revolution in the mind of AT
|Ileast one Of it's hearers. So much. go
that Oh the return sof Dr.. haywood from
churce, he'repaifedsat once ab 'theErr0om
|of the mendicant t6oHersnchtattention
Las he. might stand in. need Of 81 But the
young man seemed to be much refreshed
lby rest and nutritious food, and com-
menced gratefully thanking his Host for
1.-The kind attentionsi hei had received,
which. without doubt. had saved hissife.
But will rec9upsppse ypu, well i Cor
ltfand God. am not the beggar that j
lIssehI. T why sfiipwfecked on Friday
Inighiiaath Ocean Wase,, on MY fretifrn