The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1857-07-29

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.he Hlllifl wefe rushing out half
dressed all wlll vIihexeliomohi
#foim NJ nne NJ The third slnf,
windows turned all eyri IN that dIfpa.
ton llaulamln rifIon. WIN had -
otped lfWn ihe burning pile. and Vas
sraf0hnN iuf hiH daughter, turned
oyas With VI resi- and DISCOVERED tu
hIs horror lhe ury iuf aid came lna
hs Ada
Oh, ave my danThieri fof tiod'
snkc save ny daughter he shouted
IN agony
lie turned in heefrrh blchyllle g.
make ah effort in save hHf. hut ~ wls
~ longer BY BIN Then again he
hnuied =
Hlh, heavens, save bor, ms only
daugh'rrl fake my muno, iahe
everything, only save hpr'
Three NJ four hromcn with ladders
moved 10 the blazing walls of the
building. A. they placed their Hight
ladders against The burning window
ayoung man sprang forward and dash.
cd NJ the ladder at lightning speed
Reaching the top, Of our thrust be-
pushed The sash inside In splin,ors.
and then followed himself. H. called
10 the lady, but received M answer.
The room was fall u smoke. and Lu
could see nothing the floor was sci.
tling under him. and leaning over
nearly 10 The fnnr. h. rushed around
the rOon. aud as he ncarcd q burning
stairway nj the farther end he found
the inanima,e iorm ui tho lrly. lie
raised her up aud spraug To the win
dow. Instantly he was upon the lad.
der. and o Thousand shouts filled the
lrrid air. lie hirc her safely down
and placed hur h. her ialhor's arms.
and disappeared IN quick as was his
appearance.
The neX, morning as Ada lay IN a
couch at ncighborlug hotel, she said
10 her father.
Father. how 'ld | escape from the
burning last night
~ Young man rrscucd you. andhnw
torgcl.al ] am. ! did hot even thank
him.
lilo yor know bis namer
No. daughter and neither could |
tell him II | should see bin. again -
lsul be- must hr rewarded
Was II no, t,lruyill,i'
'Glcu,illel M. Ada; ani. no more
,hau that, have not seeu him since
We first camr oIt ~ the building
why, where can he br''
That Is mpru than ! can tell van.
Ada. ltla,e samc fears about that
man. ~, daughter.
Nothing serious. ! hope. have your
Only that his alscen,e at this time
aruuses NV suspiciuns that suipe,hipg
iswrong. llii that noble. hearted man
who saved ,"u must he found. and |
will set about o.
And sitting down b. pcnned the I'll
lowing. whieh appeared In the dailies
that day.
"rhat nohls ,onns man Who .n heroi.
calls riskcd his own lifetn ss.e ,ha, Of the
Young lady in the burning building last
night. will confer great favor by calling
at tho National Hotel, where he will Snd
'lIla farsra.'"
Al evening. a young man was an.
nounccd TO Mr.. carlen q. the one who
rescued her daughter. The old gcn.
,lenan met him. AMI exclaimed. In
great surprise
What Is this Henry Radcliae'--
And yoa saved my Ada. Ged bless
you. noble mani Come and see har.
my friend. and from her own lips rr-
ceive her gratitude, while a, the same
time ! will fll a check for you
i will see your daughter. Mr.. Car
len: but please reserve your money.
I only did a simple act Of dnty IN res
cuing your daughter frum the flames
Well. come and see her; we will
talk that matter over Afterwards
They pr,ceedsi tn Aaa's room.
where he yet lay. quite weak.
Il have found yonr prsserver. Ada
said the old gentleman. as he advanced
TO the sofa on which she vas lying:
and he Il none ciher than your old
friend. Mr. Radcliffe
With an exclamation, she turned,
blushine towards Harry. lie bowed
ard inquired sfter her health. while
her eyes flied With tears and her pale
fscp vas suifnSed with bushes.
4 will leave yoa fpr few moments
said Mr. oarien. and yau will please
remain till ! return. viii yau. Mr.. Rad
clifel'
Reader. you 10 not wish ux IN re-