True Democrat. (Paulding, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1846-01-14

drew aside the curtain, and pushed back
the mahogany doors, which before spoke
of, and disclosed a sort altar on which
stood upright, two other scrolls, also in
white muslin ond ornamented with the
silver bels.-The two men placed them
selves on either side Ofthe open door, and
the priest aud assistants marched slowly
i'll procession from the platform to the tenn
pie, two bearing the scroll and the priest
chanting from book. During this pro-
ceSSion which lasted full ten minutes, the
audience Stood and as the scroll was car
ried slowly along, as many as could, reach
ed out their mantle, and touched the hem
to it and then kissed the hem. The scroll
was deposited Oh the altar, the doors were
closed and the audience returned TO their
seats and the priest TO the desk.
The services continued, the priest reading
for some minutes by himself in loud and
musical tone, and the congregation sing
ING. Two or three in turn went up to
the front Of the temple and appeared to
make prayer :thC marshal then assembled
the platform and called out as if calling
over names, and as he did So different peo-
pie ia different situations answered all III
the same tone utvoice and IN monosylabie.
After thp scro.. was deposited in the temple
the doors Of thesynagogH@ we're kept clos
ell. and no one was allowed to 90 oul, until
the conclusion of the ceremonies, fact
which learned by answering a sign from
my companion in the gallery, that she
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Igrortglrs Of NoIir RAMS 10 YpaHh.
AuuLIe and Iacil article in Chambers Ed.
iuburr Journal. after pointing out very
Sgus.b'y the necessity not only of liuhtand
heat. hnt also ofthrir coming bv radiation.
(Which Is called ADMINISTRATION a Greel,
void siguifyiug 20 the proper growth
and health of plants aud uacs-procceds
linus:
Turning now 10 the animal economy,
we fad growth. health, aud development
also cuuou>iy affected hy the tbscucc or
presence Of the solar influence. DR.. Ed
wards has shown that if adpo.os be nour-
ishcd with prouer food, and exposed to The
constantly renewed action OF water, $50
that their ronchical respiration may be
maintained.) but are entirely deprived of
light. their growth continues, but their
metamorpho>S into air breathing animals
is arrested and they remain in the form Of
large tadpoIes. lie also observes that per-
sons who live in caves or cellars, or in very
dark aud narrow streets, aro apt TO produce
driomed CHI ir.a; and that mea who
work ia mines are liable to disease and
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