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BEAUTIFUL lNcTDENT.-Whilc the
choir Of ST. Paul's church were chauiing
the TIE Dunn on Sunday morning, a dove
alighted upon the top sa=h of the window
near the gallery, just as they came to the
Plain'ive and suPplicatory passage. "We
know that Thou shall come 10 be our Judge.
we therfore pray Thee help thy servant
whom Thou has redeemed with thy pre-.
cious blood" Stretching out its beautiful
neck, from which were reflected the brilliant
hues Of the rainbow, il listened to the sol
emn and soothing strains as they filed the
church with harmony, and sat there until
the chant was ended. Then gently rails


ing itself from it, perch, it scars away into
the blue heavens 10 offer up its own pray
ers and praises TO "Him who feedeih the
young ravens when they cry" and "suffer-
elh not q sparrow 10 fall to the ground with


out his knowledge. ."--CiRcinnati Atlas.