MlSCELLANE EOUS.

THE DAUGHTERS REPROoF.
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once vlsited apoor, miserable dwelling, when
! heard very bad man using wicked and cruel
language to his wife, who was confined to her
bed BY Illness it was fearful to see and hear him
and am sorry to say, had not the courage to
speak To him--I actually trembled with horror
and dread. But a little sick girl, about eleven
years Of age and was dying Of a consumption,
went up To the angry man, and laid her small
emaclated hand upon his arm, and looked right up
IN his face. and said, Father, don't speak SO,
er." She uttered these few words with such
tender earnestness, and such loving genileness,
that her feeble, trembling voice touched the heart
OF the angry man, and he was silent for mo-
ment and then he said, IL will do any thing that
child tells me to do, tor. she's an angel" His
fierce nature was snbdued goodness and love had
made this little child one OF Gods ministerng
angels to her wicked father.