The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-08-19

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ibe burglars fslenshd hls hold NJ Mft
Tracey. and spfang forward with An
oath ~ meet him Uut \ wa IN vain
The great stick waa whlrled In The ar.
and Then came down with fearful iofee
on the head N The villain, aud M sank
s~enseless 10 the no9f. 1ha rdmslnina
IyfgIu hasiened 10 bis comrades as
sIslanee. but he was Ike n child In The
hands of a giant. aud IN q moment he.
boo. was helpless and motionlsss. Nal
uooped and drew the two InsenslbIs
forms toward him,
NOV bring them ropes. and III
hang a. he paused. and left the son.
iance unfinished. "But theru aln't ia
mIllsiones 'Loui here 10 hang round
their nccksfi he added, looking UP bc'
wildercd. "Do You b'Ilese . big rock
would dof must obey ORDERS"
"No, ! don't believe q rock would
do replied Mrs Tracey. smiling IN
spite Of her alarm. but they viii b.
coming TO presently, | would Just ~
their hands and feet and leave them un'
III morning"
"Yes'm, 80 I will. The King said III
'cm hand and foot-that's Ills orders
They won't offend His little ones any
more" and In n few minutes Nat hal
thcm safely secured.
need not tell u the night that fol.
lowed. Of how Nat kept sleepless guart
over his captiycs. and Of how. wher
morning came and help came with u
the burglars were safely lodged In thu
county Jail. All that Is easily sur
missed. But at last Nat was . hero
not only In his own eyes but In thu
eyes Of all others. He bore his honor
meekly and with dignity. rs a right be
longing 10 q servant Of the King. II
accepted the umerou congratulation
and hand -shakings. wondering. perhaps
what Il all meant, and replying TO th
questions heaped upon him with tn
simple ststcment; IL Just obeyed o.
ders." Nothing. however, could Undue
him to accept any reward for his sery
ices. The royal command was to tax
no bread, no money in his purse, and b
would not
But Nat did not lack for friends afte
that. He still continued his wander
Ing. and. ~ tho story spread, home
aud hearts wore open 70 him ever,
where. But Il was at Tracey's tbs
he was more especially welcomed, an
as the years came and went Il was NJ
ticed that his visits became more FRI
quent and his stays moro prolonged. II
deed. rs Tracey expresses 1t;
Hell get his orders to come her
an die yet. reckon; an he's WELDON
10 all the care we al give him. An
Just believe that away up In that oths
world we read about. he'll be a clea
headed rs any body, and in genuir
earnest will forever bc 'on business 4
the King.'"-Ou On Continent