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Very affecting erent The youngea daugtaeF
of Moses g. Belden, Of CASTLE, n. Y, a child 6f
six years, was burned to death on Tuesday, The
2Sd ut 1t was the last day of the village. school.
This little girl was one Of the large number Of
happy school children whose doting parents bad
that morning been grat6ed TO fit oul iorthe inefs
esting OCCASION Andswho could have dreamed
that anything would harm anyone ofathut ,jovoiis
group of innocent children q was a rainy and
chilly September day Some Of ldhe boys had in
the early part Of the day buk fire in The yard
back Of the school honse and but two or three rods
distant The teacher discovered it, and ordered It
put out 1t was extngpished as was believed But
it again revived from remaining Goals or whs res
kindled Just before hoon this little girl and sevs
eraf of her mates went out They went to the
fire. Her clothing caught and was einstG6tlyoiR
flames. She ran into the school room in a blaze
Distracted With pain, she immediately ran into he
street before any one could lay hold Of her or give
any assistance. She continued 10 run away from
help and was not overtnkcn until her clothes vera
nearlyall consumed, and the>work of death was
done. The SC creams of the little sufferer were
heart-rending but she shortly become inseRsible,
and her spirit returned 10 God who gave it. O. s12sr


