The star of Pascagoula. [volume] (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1873-1878, 1874-02-07


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able means misiook TIC usual road
and fcl! into a tg.path lle after.
ward discovered that lis enemies.
having heard Of he movements, lad
placed themselves W The proper road
with the design Of numbering him.
Bacon, the sculptor whcn a tender
boy Of five years old, fell into tic pit
Of q soap boiler, and must have per
ished had not a workman, just enter,
ing Tie yard, observed the top Of lii
head, dcliyed him.
When Oliver Cromwell was an IN
FAINT, n monkey snalched him from bis
cradle, leaped with him through a
garnet window, and ran with him
along the leaders Of the house. TIE
utmost alarm was excited among tie
inmates, aud various were the devices
used TO rescue the child from the :
guardianship Of his newly found pro- ,
tector. All were %unavailing his b,
rescuers had lost courage
and were in dispair of ever seeing the I,
baby alive again, when the monkey
quietly retraced his steps and depos :
ted its harden safely on the bed. On
4 Subsequent occasion the waters had
well nigh quanched his insati ble am
Dition. He fell into a deep pond,
rom drowning in which a clergyman
named johnson was the sole ins;rG-
nent of bis reseue.
At the siege of Leicester, a young
about seventeen years of age
vas drawn out for sentry duty. One
If his comrades was very anxious to
axe his place. No objection was
made, and this man went. He was
hot dead while on guard. The young
nan irst drawn a(tcrward became
he,authcr of ihe "Pilgrim's Progress"
Doddridge, when horn, was so
an infant that he was believed
o be dead. A nurse standing Y :
ancied she saw some signs of vitality
'hus the feeble spark of life was saw.
d from being extinguished, and an :
mihent author and consistent chris /.
an preserved to the world. 4
John Wesley, when a child, was
just preserved from fire. Al f
Iost the moment after lie was rescus ii
the roof the house where he had /
zen tell in. or Phillip Henry o
milar instance is recorded. :
John Knox, the removed Scotch re.
rmer, was always wont TO sir at tie n
ad of the table, with his back 70 4.
e window. On one particular even- T,
without, however, being able to +
count for it, he would neither him y
If sit in the chair nor permit any s
e else to occupy his s%llace. That ::
nv night a bullet was shot IN at r.
: window purposely to kill him it O.
azed the chair in which he sat, and
de n hole in the foot Of the candle F.
elk on the table. Pa
Many years have 10Y elapsed since {
&c snbiltcrns might have been
struggling IN The water off st. p
lena. 0ae OF them, peculiarly r.
pleSs, was fast su~ccumbing. He -
: saved TO live as Arthur Welles. rr
Duke OF Wellington. ca
The life Of JOHN Newton is but the \
tory of o series of marvellous de. =
FRANCES. As a youth, lie had "a