The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-05-28
Rich and Poor.
SELECTED BY FULLER.


are very happy appendage7 10 ones char
acter | pity the man the HAL who I've:
II friendlcss life; that the reason | have
been such a friend to -m!th-but no lon
ger" As he said this, the wealthy land
lord left tie room
Amelio related to her brother an ac
count of her adventure ami both Were
thankful that they had been InstruuIellia
IN relieving the want, OF poor neigHbots
/ he next morning seated III the table, MI
Gr"cnyiile began again 10 expires, hI> opln'
ION about poor peop!eIE general. ana about
smith IN particular, when loud rap al
the door somewhat startled him In IA tew
moments servant eht red and gave III
formation lhat a person WAS a. the doc!
who wished 10 see Mr. GrcCnylile. Arrlv-
/ ing there, Mr q. encountered his tenant,
! Smith. who told HIM that 10y some kind
I Providence iir was enabled 10 pay him his
! due, and hoped that III future ne should
/ be prompt in his payments
/ The landlord took the money, and look
/ ing II over, handed ann q receipt for the
same, and returned - tie Lreaktast-tablc
I Nothing was said about Smith until Mr
HreeuViil-, - lc left the room. remarked
/ that h" did not know but that Smith
/ meautwcil enough.
. in, had la.,. G',rd - P,t. MI -
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bl hi, friend Ray. informing him Of his
safe arrival hoM5, thanking him for his
KIND attention iuiiLg Ia, VIII. and -xplcs-
-.n- Erea, p.'d-ure IN soon having aYoth-
Z cl o. pO"tunlty to visit him George com
ruHlcdt-i ms Intelligence % Nm.i q. and
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bar Door friend
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spring thaU the ,itryt- Is.,..-J. ,,..,..r.'-
1t wa, tho last ey ming OF h, visit. s,nA
H-v expected not To return for Ion.
tame Alone III Iii, s,udy. the father vent
ed i.lS indignation aCa.n>, r9upeg>. which
i Respect Tor h.s daughters feelings alone
prevented him from utt-r:u- in ;h, prs
. "nce OF their visitor lleopeHei rhc ease
m"nt- Clouds we're gathering in tha ~ilv
+ and now and then FAINT flash OF light
nln- illunm,i the Increasing darkness d.
and the L.r-oil voice Of the storm wa audi
bic from the distance. each moment III
Crcas.uE in violence. Soon the storm WIS
ulon them
The old gentleman retired u his apart
meEt EacE moment the storm increased
. in violence. and in vain did he close his
eyes in sleep. At length a flash NOR. Wv
il. accompanied bv a peal oi r:llr,I,ru.,rc
. terrific than anv that had urece,I.,l start
led the inmates Of the mansion. Thcw,ud