, 1859-12-02
Noss.


had previously taken part IN The services Of The
altar, rose and announced for his text The on
quoted, but seldom applied words Of the ApostlS,
BE not forgetfnl 70 entertain strangef4 lof
thereby some have entertained angels una
wares. DF. haywood islt bis Forehead 1unh
painfully; Il, appeared TO him, for the moment
that the preacher must have known Of BIS want
Of charity towards strangers, and wished to give
him public lesson; but he soon saw from the
tenor Of bis remarks that his own guilty con.
science had alone made the sapplicatloH n this
particular case. IhaSenot space, nor the power
to give any synopsis Of the ssrmont but that Il,
combined with the incident Of the morning. Il
fected happy revolution in the mind Of at least
one Of It's hearers 50 much % that q rsturn II
Dr.. haywood from church, he repaired q once
to the room Of the mendicant 10 offer such attn.
tons as he might stand IN need Of l.
But the young man seemed 10 be much re-
freshed by rest and nutritious food, and COM
menced gratefully thanking his host for the kind
attentions he had received, which, without doubt,
had saved his life. "But viii Tecompense yon
well, for, thank God, am not the begRaF thatI
seem. l was ship-WFecked on Friday night IL
the Ocean Wavs, on my return from india. ny
name was doubtless among the list Of the losi---
for ! escaped from the waves BY miracle. I
attempted to make my way to New York, where
have ample funds in bank awaiting my orders;
but ! must have perished from cod and hunger
had Il not been for you and your WiIe's pFovidsnt
charity. was repulsed from every door e an
imposter, and could get neither food nor rsst.
To be an exile from ones native land ten years,
and then, after escaping from the psrilB Of the
ocean, TO die Of hunger In the streets Of Z Chris
tan city, felt was truly q bitter G;a.. .,sLs.s
any name Is Arthur Willie" J" addsd ~
sWhy, that is my wiSs's family name. SIS
win be pleased At her agency q your rseos-
iof what STATE is she nAtivsi" slked Al.
al married Esf IN the town Of b, uhsrs
she was born g.-,1slsl -lss s4rt-s4sr
At this moment Mrs haywood entered The
room, surprised At the long absence Of her has-
band. iiiti7 s9li sf..i iiiii-
Arthur wHlet gazsd at her with q loSkcfwla
at cannot be-it cannot Be lam dsIisous
to think So"
Mrs. haywood ga.sd with lItls les dssouIsh-
ment ..fl7ih H n sngig 'afsg ~ noar 5 2 ~
"what painful mystery is thisi" cried Or.
haywood, excitedly, addressing his wife, who
then became conscious Of the singulaFily q her
conduct a' ,Ae4 "
aOh, no mystery" she replied signing deeply,
"only this stranger q the image Of my long lost
brother Arthur" And MrR Mayyood, oEsE-
come with emotion, turned 70 leave The room.
"Stay one moment pleaded the stranger,
drawing small mourning ring from his 1ngdR
and holding L up, asked { he recognized thaf
relic, -. ~ 4 .s.'-.,a go.
:, ut Is my fathers gay hair, and you ave-
"His son, Arthur Wilet and your brother.
Mary Willst haywood ftll upon he mendl-
cant,s breast weeping tears q eVsslest jcy nd
Thanksgiving. So, i..,.s I ~. Il
Dr. haywood retired ltom the room, and Ia
sister and brother in that sacred hour Of reunion,
Be not iorgetfhl to entertain stEangsrs, g.
thereby some have entertained angels unsr
wares"