The Canton mail. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 18??-1882, 1875-01-02

|@< 1F-drU<< r1<k she forced,
.Is<r<<rd m - chimney"
Ne nsrsss-wsnd sang
>.1s No one knew.
|f<-. - t1ay closer drew,
= ~ y e,-<xing the black night
;sls-s: j<>< then blew
~ WI in the chimney
srIs%a w. nd sanR
u n <@<fN Is hearth below,
~ ~ rr<iy snow,
- - - = In the chimney
NJ - f-wind sang
WY one knew:
Air. nznifed, for he
| n Child all three,
Srn harmony
~. )Ar IN tho chimney
8 LAMBERT.
IN - story OF the saver of
- wo Score Lives.
Ro AND MARTYR.
Jade, who wrote what fol-
} - New York Tribune, gives
" voucher for the truthful
ttstory in every part
Times OF October 2.
lined q brief description of .
Il drowning in the Clyde.
y score of people ON the bank,
= had the courage TO plung.
me him until an elderly man,
zbert, appeared, who was q
winner and diver, and had
Z Than forty lives in that very
- man was stone blind, and .
lis granddaughter, was lead
N the hand. But blindness
~ the old man no obstacle to
hing to save the child. and he
= plugged into the river had
= ddaughter, with . girls af-
ing round his knees and
him not to go. This caused
M when there was no longer .
lose. The boy sank fer the
y deep groan from the spec
she sad end. and the poor
went home, Ainging his arms
'4epair and crying like achild.
|1Eler then went on to enumer-
liant exploits Of this very
bert before he lost k;s sight.
I'D winter he had plunged
|fde and saved men and wo-
- great peril to his life; for
amer is . dead man If q
rorDon clutches him and Grip
And what was his reward :
bnevoIent courage he was
"a, through 20 many inner
~ heated body In icy water.
& Wns a-lsl hero for tha now
unsung Hambert's was the
<faGe; Il was solitary cour-
= tunpets b, ttir il j: no AZ
~ enthusiast; often no
4 And 90 the novelist for ten
~ was going-Esing-going
visit James Lambert. AZ
- Glasgow and made in
nrnes Lambert. he ssked
All The waters. and everv
1n the CITY. Not one soul
"a Of Lambert or HIS ex-
\ y concluded that the poor
= 10 a better world. He
"a vent to police headauar-
Hssioned the Scottish chief,
- put . detective of the Her
N type 10 look up James Lam
6houtn.
III HrRo's HOME
<dev tbe detective came To
% hotsI and said that the
q living S,t No. So Leith
a = subexb of Glasgow.
accordingly repaired. and
the door 4 voman's voice
. in.s and he entered. An
sat before the window. q
- sat all in . heap on the
Y the IRE: and In front of
"a q erny-headed man. with
nres. evidently blind. This
8 Lambert. and having been
y his visitor to relate some of
nces in Iife-sayine. the old
lid story. telling in his fine
ne how. when he vas but
- ola he reacued from
- svfui TAT man ~ : bakev
r;ble tu..le v;th The drovn.
5bo held him tieht to bis
w1ried his rescuer down With
- -linaIIy landed the baker.
- accomplished this he
Dn3y from exhaustion. When
5 himself the baker had put
- and gone away without
ord to his preserver. Two
~ the brave rescue Raye him
limos however and thus com
10 for the sc,ldin9 he got
ro< her when he got home for
Ii5ctothes.
q dnly questioned. then re-
ar.o,sI t-;and ~ L;s h.d
Y : r,;tb The cr.rn m tha NIL
G-Ja NJ ~ .rrL r. ths
.s-nfs-t 49, 20 ~, .rS
49, a. Le... 10
up no" INC Do''on Ano
x..x -, Ia
Il who had overbsjanced
5I cone In head firxt Lam
7er onn;, enJd cr,v h..ds
~ 49, .nd hsnnyht -
4 o9sr.d III. he, Tsss -tnn
n, - 80 TLa-t