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A FATH2R's LovE.-The Hartford
Times furnishes the following affecting in
stance of fathers love:


"A little boy, the son of fireman at one
OF the Rhymney furnaces, was playing a
bout the rails. when his foot slipped, and
horrible to relate, he fell Tito the furnace /!
Ills father, with more affection than pru-
dence Immediately sprung in after, in the for
iorn hore to save his child, and strange to
say, he was quick enough to catch and
throw him Out, but too late, however. for the
boy must almost instantly have dieG The
father had now exchanged situations, with
ais child, and found the greatest difficulty
IN extricatlng himself from his perilous po-
siiion. which he was obliged to do by calch,
ing hold of an iron bar. little less than red
hot and swinging himself out. but, as soon
as he had done So he was senseless. The
poor fellow was carried home, in danger.
Gus and uncertain staten