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STRONG ArFEcT1oN.-A French paper furnishes an account of an affecting incident which places in

 strong light, the devoted affection of grandmoth- CT. During fire in Grenoble, while the flames were escaping from the doors and windows of a lonely dwelling g-and the boldest of the many per- sons present dared not enter to attempt to rescue from death an infant-an old woman, upwards of four score years of age, was seen to make her way through the crowd, and rush into the house in spite of the devouring flames. In a few minutes she re- appeared, bearing the child in her arms, and was greeted with loud acclamations- as the heroic woman stepped over the threshold, piece of the burning ratters fell and struck her on the head She tel never more to rise. But she thought of her lit

 tie grandson in her-last moments, and covered him with her garments in such manner as to protect him from the fire. In a few minutes, the child was placed beyond the reach of danger from death by the strong affection and courage of his mo- ble grandmother, and at the expense of her life.