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.fTtctMg CacaASlGHCf.---Ihe following
incident which occurred in the month ct Oc-
tober last, would have been narrated at the
time, had the facts been communicated to
us through an authentic channel lohn iiig-
gins, farm servant, Ainibagleab, parish Of
Glenluce, has lttIe daughter. three years
old, which, having followed a cart to the pc
tatoe field, was allowed to play about till tte
evening, which was then very near at hand.


The child amused itself by plut KING Will
flowers, which were rife enough in the month
of October, and alIured perhaps, by the
sight ofa few tufts of unfat!cd heather, stroll


ed unnoticed II a contSuuu, moor Of at least
! 900 acres in extent. When the ll5ourcrs
We're about to quit the field, the girl was
called and looked for in vain, and though
the shades Cf night were closing ii un All
sides, dligent search was Immediately in
stituted, in which all the neighbours joined.
At late hour the afflicted relatives were
constrained by their friends to return home,
and passed most anxious and alrcpieSs
nignt. Early next morning the search was


renewed and continued for two successive
days, but still with little hope OF success
! The child disappeared on w ednesday even


ing, and it was not until ten O'Clock on the


Saturday following that She was discovered
! ny HSi S'"IlN i"thNia ray Ilb VII liSl iNttt a.


tnong a snail heap Of stonrs.-Ihc air dur


ing the night was cold and frosty; on the


second night il rainod without ntcrmisSion,


and on the thhd, the wind blew K k-cnl, from


the east; and during the whole IT that long


period. the little .!tieltp Had remained tlnne
| III the open Wild. without food or shelter oi


any killd. Iier grandi ,thcr was in thu


knowledge Of all these circumstances, and


when he lifted his little fAvorte in Ms arms


he expected to find her a stifi'cned corpse


The reader may jn ige then OF his ferlnos
\ when She opened her mild blue eyes, sn,iltd
in his face, and. IN accents scarcely al}icu-


iete inquired, w here is ny father and unclt


Sandy"


80 tender an appeal made under such cir.


cumstanccs, was too much for the veteran,


furtitudc, aud we cannot better describe tn,
scene than by quoting his own words"
tried to thank my Maker aloud, but word
had name: my hair, | am sure stood on end


and my heart was sac grit at the same time
that sat myself down WI Nanny in NJ
arms, and cried, and better cried, till tn
wee thing asked what allied me; and wa
y brought to myself, by thinking that ] ha,
y y turned the greatest BARN o. the twa." Blu
u Nanny, with proper nursing, recovered, an
. still lives, a comfort to her parents, and
!. singular proof Of the power and goodness
IL that experimenting Providence which "ten


pers the wind to the shorn lamb.'


= DumtrieS Courier.