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

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ting here and there, snd evsrvwhefe
meeting the wafme-t Of W,lcom''
The Masonic Hail ws. bot lev
rods from Mr.. Turner's residence,
and Eva often sent vith him as Tar
~ the door. aud then returned alone,
always bidding the Tyler take good
care Of ia Turner, and send eloi
homc early
CHAPTER III.
The six years that followed the
death Of his wllc aud the loss Of his
child passed YEARLY to james Du-
rant. tie visited nearly every coup-
trv in the Old World, seeking Among
scenes Of natural beauty and grand
eur A. we'll a. of historic interest, for
the mental rest which could never be
touud. Once more he turned his
steps toward America, and sought
his Masonic friend Wadsworth.
Finding that gentleman about sct
| TING out with his family on a jour
ney to the Atlantic coast. MIR. Du'
rant accepted the invitation to ac
company them 10 Saratoga and Nj
agara, then to New York, where
leaving the ladies', Mr. Wadzworth
and Mr. Dnrant wandered from town
to town along the coast, enjoying
the beauty OF the scenery and the
quiet hospitality that greeted them
, more than the crowed hotels aad
the fashionable style OF the popular
, watering places. Fancy and The
kind hand Of Providence at length
r led thom to the little town OF b.,
a and the second evening alter their
D.. arrival they visited the Masonic
Lodge, "A warm welcome Was cx-
+ tended TO these Brethren from snch
4 distant homes, and both were invi!
a ed 10 address the hodge. MIR. Du.
4 rant said. }ae6 A
e "Brethren, | have Travelled mucl
It and long, | have found Masoni'
d sympathy in every partol the globe
Ir and everywhere IL Masonry sub
a. stantially tile same. ] can hardl,
d tell where ! reside. The worl'
ia seems to be my hml.e, asl renal
,fl but short time in any town Q
10 country, but my name ia recorded Y
J. ali Eng giah Lodge I lovemy EngIis
4. Brethren, for they fret brought m
ID FROM darkness to light, aand ! 10y
to Euglish soil, for with i sleeps u
T. vile OF my youth. But ! love Amel
W lean soil, also, iof here lhaye fcun
id the warmest Of welcomes, the kint
n. eat Of brethren. And, too, my ow
az child il sleeping in American water
even beneath the very waves tia
he wash the shores of your beautf'
|e. village.
"a, .Six years have passed since tn
ed dear friend and brother robbed bin
,ss sell of his llte-preseryer, that n
ful little Eva might perhaps escape, a.
ed we hoped the elements might
,er kind, ana that heaven would SCI
.se her relief, but she WAS never hca
OF more Dc @
Dr. Tie voice Of Mr.. Durant v
BE auiycring with emotion, and unal
1ur 10 speak further, he seated hlms
and covered hi. face with his hap'
,ht Chances of surprise and pleasu
sere east from one to another aIno
va the Brethren Of Hiram lodge.
bur one spoke, however, but all ey
turned upon the Master, Mr., Turn
NV For moment he seemed rehcctll
then taking slip Of paper from
me secretary be wrote:
our seMrs. Turner: Do not allow !
to retire until | return home;
Oh. her | Am going to bring a stra'
to gentleman who wishes 70 zee hi
no. And calling the Jun. Deacon,
n | Turner gave him the note, sayiht
now !. low voice, take this note to \
Turner Immediately"
told "Why, Evs," said Mrs. Ttlrr
when abe had read the n'essi
fire .syou are goingto have company.
. IN strange gentleman is 2. 'he fod
.ook | room who Wishes to ses you."
nv "Who can it bei"
ater, Eva lookedpsrplexsdand thonl
0. full, suddenly her cheeks flushed,
Y eyes lighted, and clsPping her | |,
, we hands, she sprangto her feet and
claimed, "Ob, 1t mnat be papa
new one ellie would wish to see me;
,lain| one ID the world,'' and before
.hicb Turner compreh ended the chlld''
fore; terpretation, she had passed
40. threshold and was fitting thru
here the moonlight toward tbc To-
we'd. room. The Tyler looked am
hid? when Eva hurst into the ante.rc
made her cheeks burning, her eyes 4
q Of ing with joy and excitement.
{ the ado not stop me; ! am going