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Iy atief dlscOveredS on examining the two defnnGt devils, that one was the Curate and the other the Vicar; the wounded devil was tue Sacristan, who confessed tho whole diabolical proceeding. The case was brought before the Tribunal of Barcelona. REFLECTIONS. -

 have seen an infant with fair brow and a frame like polished ivory. It's limbs wero plant in its sports; it rejoiced, and again it wcpt; but whether it's glowing cheek dimpleG with smiles, or it's blue eyes

 were brilliant with tears, still said tO my heart, it is beautitulr It was like lhe blossom which some cherished plant had shot forth, whose cup is filled with the dew drop, aild whose head reclines upon pa-' l rent stem. again saw this child when tho lamp of reason, first dawned in it's mind: Its soul was gentle and peaceful. lis eye sparkled with joy, as 1t looked roind on this g5Od

 and pleasant world. It ran swiftly in the

 ways of fknowledge-it bowed its ear to in-

 struction--it stood like lamb befhre iis

 teachers. 1t was not proud; or ansioGs,

 or slubborn---and it had never heard of tho

 vices or vanities of the world. And when looked upon it remembered That our

 Saviour had said, Except ye become as

 little childreni ye cannot enter into the

 kingdom of heaven.'

 But the scene was changed--atd saw

 man whom the world called honorable; and many waited for his smile. They

 pointed out the fields that were his, and talked of the silver and gold that he had gathered; they admitted the stateliness of his dome, and extolled the honor of his family. And his heart answered secretly By my wisdom have gotten all this,'' SO he returned no thanks to God neither did he fear or serve him. And as I passed aS

 long I heard the complaints of the lab6rers 1 who had treaded down the fields, and the

 cries of the poor whose covering he had taken away; but the sound of feasling and

 revelfy was in his apartments, and the un-

 fed beggar came tottering from his door, But he considered not that the cries of tho

 oppressed were continually entering in the

 ear of inc Most High. And when knew that the man was once the teachable child

 that had los,ed, the beautiful infant that

 once gazed upon with delight. said in my

 bitterness; Ishave seen the end of all per- l fection, and laid my mouth in tho dust | -4+f F g t