A TOUCHING SCENE.
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Tender and warm is the heart of a child. The
simplest notice or the smallest kindnes will often
secure the most affectonate regard. Love to these
" little ones" will always beget love in return.


In an adjoining town, where lived and laboured a
minister especially attached to the Sabbath school,
and fond of children few weeks ago the follow
ing touching scene occurred


Two little girls were passing through the street
upon which his house was situated, and as they
reached it, one, leaving her companion, ran up to
the STEP and pressing her little lips to the door
plate, kissed it afectionately saying to her young
friend, :" love that man for he loves children"
What reward that for that minister-the honest
tribute of youthful but sincere heart His bosom
trobbed with new affection for the young; and he
inwardly resolved to devote himself more faithfully
to the sweet and blessed work of feeding the
lambs-S. S. Mes