The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1872-10-05

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The m.hsrs ropufersurc lIthici. /
."tad glsut Hist fbe wsY hs 'aie.
Mr. pmnut recovered his n'ns
strength m. lcv hours, and sought
among the saved for the stranger
who lad proyd himsolf' 20 true a
| Masonic Brother, bat he was not
Ito De found.
/ Both ships we're st port on the
following DAY, but although Mr. Du
rant found thc stranger Nho had be
,lriended him, aud VINO proved to BE-
"A Mr.. Wadsworlh, from II southern
city, Eva was seen 10y no one and
was given up as lost.
CHATTER H.
"llerc. wife, il n child that ha.
lust boon washed upon q 10 beach.
She is cold and stiff. 5at think she
il not dead, Let us have some warm
nanueIs Immediately, and tell Thom
"A 10 run for pr. Hunt.' "
1t was long before the qniverlog
lashos aud feeble tiuttering of the
heart gave token that success would
crown the efforts ot Eyas rescuers ;
but by -aud-by, the lids parted, and
revealed two large, liquid, sky blue
ewes, that wandered from taes to
face in bewiIdered way, aud then
closed YEARLY,
III fear she will not recover very
, rapidly said the doctor. "She has
. a delicate constitution, aud will re.
t Equire the best of care"
"loor childw said Mrs. Turner
1 81 do not wonder she is nearly dead
. but who can she be Some terrible
accident must have occurred 1t sea.
"You had better examine he
+ clothing said the doctor. "ferhap
y you can find pome clue TO her rela
4 tons. " ". Nr
y Mira Turner lifted the gossame
@ white dress, aud turned It over am
d over. The square aud compass
}. placed there by'Mr, Durant hashe'
t, upon the eyes Of all at once, Th
Is doctor aud Mr, Turner looked q
q eash other, but neither spoke, an
Mrs. Turner did not notice the tea
/. that glistcned IN her husband'seye
ly The doctors fears that Eva woul
ID not recover rapidly, proved to /
I'd we'll founded; days and weeks
lr fever sueceedcd In awakening her
Id lie, during WHICH she talked lne'
h; berently Of "papa" aad poor man
,n ma" and Of the burning ship, AT
Id ofhungsr. She finally awoke
no consciousness, snd asked many que
,,iau.Ls 10 where she was and no
ut sl.e camoia thse dark room, al
n. who were those who attended he
he but DIR, Hunt forbade her bei'
questioned TIL abe was stronger.
~ How interested were all in Y
he little couyalescent, whom the q
nat ments had cast into the little SO
tie board town. The ladies declsr
hat never before did = child posse
nd such lovely eyes or such besuti
k curls, while tho gentlemen seem
ace no less interested, aud brought |
iie- gifts Of everything that might pies
her childish fancy.
he "My dear little girl said
ife- Hunt, when Eva was At length a
lily. to rice out, "will you tell me "
zen nameYy
tes. eva" said the child, u thops
at you knew it."
ned "Yes, | know your name y II
am but ! want to know tho rs.t of y
ter. nane-your fathers name
eva Durant. Mr.. Darant ls
papa" .
allyl aYes, but | want yon to tell
all you can remember about y
ever father and mother" ..sg4.
not Eya's seyes filled with tears. |"
me sir, my mamma died and went
o ofllive with the angels, And 20
rain. know where papa is. He said
With never saw him again, must <
he had goneto mamma.
the "Where were you when he
you this!'
from "On the ship; fnd oh, the
her burned ne 80; and papa held ~
bis arms until strange man
,som me ana tied something under
arms and threw me irto the WI
yht.' and ! have not seen pspa since.
nent cir, can You tell me where he y:
stem @No, dear child; but perhap'
and may yet find him"
her And this was all that Efs's
friend could discover. It was
she she had come from the slip y
il oil had been burned few weeks be
=. or that She had been cast upon the
.-pre- aud tloated to the shore; but Y
was her father? Had he been q
thro' and was he searching for his' q
aves Every possible effort was now !
i the to find him. The circnlnytane
the Gaze, with the statement q
: with child, we're published fully IN
new .papers Of thenejghboring 9
serve but Inc grief-stricken father
a. az lieving his child 70 be lost,
sailed 4 week before for Europe