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Diseases THE Throat ana L,slags

DIR. G. P. CRANE,
Whose treatment in Diseases of the Throat and
Lungs by the Inhalation Of and Medical va
is well known the only reliable and philosophical
process Of eecng in those desperate
which bid defiance the ordinary practice has
established PERMANENT OFFICE and INSTITUTE for
the thorough of all Chronic and Functional by
of vergnes' Electro Chemical Baths Gavanism and
Eleetro-Ms sgnetism.
For the convenience Of those afflicted with Diseases Of the
Throat and Lungs and the city, who desire con
suitaon lit of Questions has prepared and will be
warded on application nr. c.
No. lt6 ST. JOSEPH STREET, NEW ORLEANS.
Inhalng Apparatus, Medicines etc, forwarded according
the descriptions received in particular from
the country he ated the Institute
iaIS- 2pNoW~ Fra AVIAN
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NUMBER 2S2.
Telegraphed to ibe New Orleans Crescenr
LOUISIANA LEGISLATURE.



BARON RouGE, Jan. 30.-The Senate passed the
House resolution fixing Tuesday February, Q, as the
day on which State Printer should be elected
bill passed the House by unanimous vote, pro-
vidiDg that no document or other matter shall be
printed in French except such as is directed by the
l29th article of the Constitution.
Mr. Holland introduced bill to repeal the act ex.
empng the capital Of the free banks from municipal
taxation.
Both Houses adjourned TO meet on Monday, Febru-
ary sth.
Congressional News.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 30.-The Government employees
are receiving their monthly pay, principally in Trea-
sury notes
The House Committee on Foreign Affairs is en-
gagged in preparing report on Central American
affairs, coincidng mainly with the Presidents views
Tuckerman Committed.
NEW HAVEN, Jan. 39--Tuckerman the mail robber
was committed to-day, in default OF S2e,ee0 bail.
Iowa Senator.
BURLINGTON, Iowa, Jan. 30.-Ex- Governor Grimes
is elected U. s. Senator, by q majority.
Domestic Markets
NEW YORK, Jan. 30.-Cotton firm, with sales OF
1000 bales. Flour declining, "a 10 to "a 25 Wheat
and Corn very dull. Mess Pork, SIS 10 to SIS rs
Whisky, 2l3. Coffee, &c. higher Spirits Turpentine
423c. Rice quiet.
CINCINNATI, Jan. 30.-Flour dull. Whisky, I5c
Hogs and Provisions, unchanged. Mess Pork, sl3 Is
Lard, 81 to SIC. Oats, 35c.
River Intelligence.
ST.. Louis, Jan. 30.-The river is falling slowly
The Missouri is rising. The Illinois is stationary.
LOUISVILLE, Jan. 3d. The river is stationary will
Z feet in the canal.
WEATHER AT 9 A. NJ, Jan. S0.-y yieksburg, cloudy
wind N. E.; Al. Natchez, hazy; As. Louisville
cloudy wind N. E.; 40. Pittsburg, 80; with ap
pearances Of snow. Philadelphia, wind N. W.; 3s
Boston, clustering wind N. W.; So. st. Johns, N
B., drifting snow. Sackville N. s., tremendous snow
storm q. Halifax, cloudy: 81.
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Clocks, .MautiLIas,
MILLINERY AND DRESS MAKING,
Laees, EmbroiderIes, etc.. etc.


CANAL STREET.
Finding that her increasing business required additional
store accommodation,
III 1 s.. IT II 1 NJ K. n
begs inform her Lady friends and customers generally that
she has leased the spacious store No. 1 Canal street, adjoining
her present stand, which has bees fitted up expressly
SHOW ROOM, for CLoARs MANTILLAs AND BON
NETS desirable and choice stock Of those goods have been
received direct from the Paris and be-
ing opened which she respectfully scs the attention and
continued patronage Of the Ladies of New Orleans and ssn
gers visiting the city.
The Embroidery Department
In No. 109 considerably increased will be found
tain select Of the novelties and styles
FRENCH EMBRoIDERIEs, REAL LACES,
Of every variety and entirely designs
JoUVIN's AND ALExANDER's
KID AND SILK GLOVES.
DREssMAKING conducted undeI the direct superinend-
Of Mrs Turner hereofore by lady of considerable
experience and acknowledged capacity.
The Millinery Branch Of the business ia attended to by
French lady Of decided talent and taste.
Ladies' and Families residing in the country who fnd 1t
visit New Orleans rely upon the strict and
puucuA execution Of their ORDERS by addressing MRS TUR-
NER. l09 Canal street.
Merchants conhdng their orders to Mrs Turner will End
them promptly and accurately executed
Nos. 107 AND 100 CANAL STREET,
ne 2p3m&W New Orleans
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1ne Best .an,erican Pianos

EVER PRODUCT THIS CITY,
From the Mandatory Of
STEINWAY SONS, N. Y.
These Pianos celebrated for quality Tone elegant
and sodtystsnding in half higher than the
pitch.
In fact they considered by the eminent
superior to any other made in this country.
The undersigned visited last summer all the Piano
tories in the Northern Cities selected sTEINWAY
sons INSTRUMENTS adapted to the Southern
climate He has them for sale and artists are
invited to call and examine them.
ALSO
The best MELoDEoNs, from the mandatory of MASON
HANELIN Boston.
L. GABICI,
nl7 2pMotf Camp street. below Gravier.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-02-01

FOURTH OF THE Young MEMS SOCIETY BALLS
The fourth and last but one of the Young Mems
Society mask and fancy dress balls comes off at Odd
Fellows Hall on Thursday night. Those who intend
going should prepare in time. Gentlemen wishing
invitations for ladies should send in their applications
today, at the Office of the ballroom, in the basement
of the building.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-02-01

GAIETY THEATER.-Miss Davenport is to appear
tonight in repetition of her great classic character
Medea, in the play of that name. The character is
one which more than any other gives Miss Davenport
scope for the display of her great Abilities and is one
which no other actress that we know of could venture
to personate without reasonable fear of failure The
petitcomedy of "a Pretty Piece of Business" and
the farce of Betsy Baker, are to follow the play
tonight,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-02-01

MADAME MAcALLIsTER's LAST GIFT SoREE.-
Madame Macalister gives the last of her delightful
and exciting gift entertainments at Armory Hall to-
night. She will in the first place enact all sorts Of
apparently internal wonders and then, at the close
will distribute by lot s4O0 worth of watches and
jewelry of the finest kind-each visitor having a
number on his or her ticket, and all the numbers cor
responding being shaken up and drawn FROM As this
is the last chance, there is bound to be a Jam.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-02-01

ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMsHIR.PHIL ApELPHIA.-The
United States mail steamship Philadelphia, Captain
Harrison, left New York the evening Of the 18th
and Havana on the morning of the 26th, reaching
this city on Saturday last She brings with the Ha-
vana the regular semimonthly California and 18TH
mian mails. The purser reports
The 26th inst, at IL A. NJ, spoke steamship En-
pire City, Capt. Griffin, hence for New York, uis
Havana.
On the 27th, at halfpast II, lat. 27 deg 16 min,
Ion. 81 deg II min. spoke brig Mary Elizabeth Cap
tain Mcconnell, hence for Havana.
The Philadelphia brings to this port $35 SAT in
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ST. CHARLES THEATER.-Mr. Hackett, having been
engaged by Mr. DeBar for two nights only, appears
tonight IN his great character of Falstqf, in Henry
VIII" There will of course be great crowd, for
Hackett has one of the talismanic Names
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-02-01

THE ORLEANS THEATER ToMBoLA.- Those who
have not yet secured chances in the grand drawing
for the boxes and seats in the Orleans heaer for the
remainder of this and the whole of the two following
seasons, should do so without delay for the drawing
is to take place the 18th inst. better opportu
nifty Of securing fashionable and delightful entertain
ment will probably never again be offered to the New
Orleans public.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-02-01

SPORTING AcotDENT.-Press Minor fine three
year old racing mare belonging to John Minor Botts
was ruined few days ago on the Charleston course
by striking her leg against post while taking turn
on the track.
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Mrs. CGdy y Co.
FASHIONABLE MILLINERY, DRESS MAKING
AND HOS sIERY

CANAL STREET EEr...-,.........9
Between Camp and st. Charles,
Beg inform their lady friends the public gener-
ally, thatthey have made large additions their MIL
LINERY, DRESS TRIMMINGS, HOSIERY, etc., and are
prepared execute with Dispatch tue
able terms, all kinds of MILLINERY and DRESS MAKING
in the latest and most approved style
Every description TRIMMINGS large assortment of
LADIES' CHILDRENS and INFANTS CLOTHING con-
stanty hand. R-Counry orders promptly attended to-
Ladies' will please call and inspect before purchasing
elsewhere.
EMBROIDERY STAMPS of the most beautiful designs for
sale at this establishment
MRS. CADY & CO.,
oil 2pimMowe&Fr 81 Canal street, NewsOrleans
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-02-01

Co-PARrNERsHIP-Mr John Mcdonnell, the popu-
lar resaurateur and wine and liquor dealer has taken
Mr.. Morris McGraw into partnership and hereafter
the business is to be conducted under the name and
style of Mcdonnell & MeGraw.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-02-01

ORLEANS THEATER.-The great opera of "Il Troya-
tore to be given tonight, with Mile Bourgeois and
MN Delagrave and Rauch in the leading characters.
q" Trovatore" one of the standing popularites of
our opera-goers.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-02-01

WASHINGTON ARTILLERY.-The regular monthly
meeting of this company takes place at the Arsenal
this evening at seven O'Clock. A full attendance of
the members is especially requested there being i'm
portaut business to consider.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-02-01

MADE TO 0RDER.-A Birmingham paper says that
an instrument of torture used by the King of Delhi
was made in that city. 1t adds :" It is one Of the
most horrible inventions ever heard of, completely
crushing the victim under heavy weight
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Se DIR. BAAKEE TREATS ALL DIs-E
aG3 AEAsES FREE OF CHARGE sG&&


DOCTOR BAAKEE will also give special attention the
following Diseases Coughs Colds Consumption Group
uenz Asthma Bronchitis and all other diseases the Throat
and Lungs.
He will devote particular attention the Skin
DhessesLumbago scrofula Rheumatism and chronic
Neuralgia, Paralysis, Epilepsy, Dyspepsia Piles
rangement of The Stomach Liver aud Bowels; and all
chronic Female diseaes Special will given to the
treatment Of the Eye and Ear.
DIR. Baakee has made discovery Of a Fluid that will
produce perfect absorption of the restore per-
manent vision tie Eye without the Of the knife
kee produce thousand certificates of his perfect
in curing Cancers old Sores Ulcers Fistua swengs or
Tumos of every description and without the the knife
Special be made Dr. Baakee for the
of the last named Diseases they require his
advice and ution. Dr. Baakee ore OF the most
skillfu and celebrated Surgeons aud Physicians ug
His fame is known personally in nearly every principal city
the world.
All letters directed to DR. Baskee (enconc postage stamp
Ave oents from any distance correctly stating
The disease, shall be promptly answered, and the patients
treated by correspondence, free of charge.
Ri-ofice hours from s A. NJ. to P. NJ.
DOCTOR BAAKEE
40 BarOnne below Poydras street, New Or
leans. ial6 w
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DESTRUCTIVE FIRE.-On the night Of the 22d fire
occurred in Hartford, Conn, which destroyed large
number of buildings, the loss amounting altogether
to about 100000.
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gafal SnitIIidlnft.

THR WEATHER,-The heavens puckered darby on
sStarday bot only sseessf oat hardly psrcepoe sprinkle
ard yesterday they packered again bat with ts most
astonishing success We had succession Of dsageke
sqaeenes Of water with heavy rain Between everything
doors got decidedly The aood~d
me inoTn ishss wsfe npto bshwser mark The mad bed
10 ehsnee whasvsr under the splss water IT'S some
s''f' 70 know shas tbe mud vii have fair shake to-day.
FREE DIsPEssARys-Weskly report Of the Free
Dpeesay Of he New orie.as sees of Medicine cousa
street, opposite the Charity Hospital
s,sasdsy' January g patients sssatsd.-........ u
Wednesday, :. a. . -. - = "
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f' 70 Aho~ tna ne mud VIII have fair shake to-day.
FRgE DIsPnSsARv-veaxtlv v.,c-. ~ a. o..
IJs.upnss,v NJ ha NJ. = ~ -
street opposite tbe a. sris~ rse.ss.s " ''
sstardsy January a pssseus. .,.a..a
Monday, rs, -. ~. ~
Wednesday, 2, ...s.....s Is
Treated previously ....ss............ss53
r.,.i
--.t...''--t-,.'--+-s'th
fIkE--lhe mouse OF James Jack, T. M c., on
Chestnut street, between wshIagton sxh Destroyed
by FIRE shortly after Fdday midnight; sesser the k-
chen belonging to IT, and the kitchen and sAb Of adjoining
residence The Gre arbuted nesnaiasissns sasp
cous looking having bssn steal sway FIRM
JAck's hoase before the Gre broke
SPEcK or FrRR--Ohicer HaQan reports having dis
covered tare .burusap .ic.fv 4. br.a a. ~. s-,
u.g.viu. - ss,r.t $780, =, a.srt.v .,. ~
bin,-lf ,v5t.out raaef trorbIs T.usg. ,rsg,s r,ss
piecs AZ ynee,s,art.r, ~
=
SiiVh & asAs ~ e'ocA yeseeroay morn
ne hfe WOKE out m M hoonsons dTy goods store Msgs
street. the corner st. Mary street UaIuchy
naas, nsfs's ne nrsmsa sesa fsss The
started and Of Magazine and ST. Mary
sreess and the M,xaziae nsrke. w. f tts ho,s. -.
IN -. - .s,as y .ne noa'es Ws.e
hrera Who were os wanting in ether teir usn.
loss as follows.
q the ey v4i'd st 'sno
fos-ns,u,. a1.u,.s.
sasoO '''' - = -'@ = '''''' '''''a '''
On tha ~uf.- Hx4a
v-as 20 ,,ova .t. -. a.. = H- -'~'
r HofFnauf. A. -. 49,, :. a. -
su..a - szooo - - - ''"'' 's''e' ss''A IN
s-4s1 'o' s0"FV-
grocery adjoining the above with shout $500
further partieus This ban.e and ..s ,r..
u.u.as .,I h11.n.a =. D..s- - -, - - 80 ~ say
@ "e'isea 70 seh fiynn, ana were jointly Insured
| IN me Aefchants' ONCE for <9oo4
grocery ADJOINING ths b.1on~trr "A.
| h,,, a. ..u :. ..<.. ,.z, -, 49,, -
/ -. - -l'iHy ~otsa tttst-so Insurance
double one story frame adjoining the half
pied DendcrH shoemaker And The h.r hef Nv srs
| Iarhso. u,ul,n.w--h.a,. -, = - - '
| -. - '"saseu
hahes Row. on Magazine street. above Robnson's-eght
story frames follows A Olives cigar shoe
| John Brsndenhnrvs. 10 a =,
| -. :, M ~ ''op some eouys ossuerfeotype ~
v'hf e"nfesuooary soopf Mrs. Faux's dry goods
shop j. HAMS croekery Mn. Hopkins, and Mrs
| Jenkiuss n,ilinerv sl.on. IT, -. =. ,-..
| .-.- - ~ -'4sess Ne 'sarnf were insured
us 10 me goods oestfoyed we have no particulars.
The entire loss fairly uut down al oo
One have thar .,c .,.~..s 49,
/ - - -.--'. - - sey 'e'"s01
e uJ sv'u S's anu ie coeehoue whilst all the reports
agree IN attrfbutng the FIRE
Mrs Robinson narrovfv escane5 faurs 4, a. a. Tt 49,
| - a. VI ,...- e a. 'Ae A.e. aA' s'o'T
e eepg room was nearly burnt through before they
awoke and they had hardly when the
noor Officer tpl;. ,~u,,5as
| - ~. a.. - ~ - N /. - -
e N 's " "ns " 's 1fohe oncefs AeeiasnAht drisng
into one OF his legs below the knee thief
I in tR thar nan AZ Tft.wuL NJ a "
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-02-01

Choice CLaret
9 II A M p A G. n E.
Just landed per ship Uncle Joe from Bordeaux Null
house, from Havre, 450 boxes Of
DESSERT CLARET
and
CHATEAU MARGAUX, LAFITTE, etc,
Selected by the well known Cruse Fills Freres Bor
deaux,
and 400 baskets of
FLEUR DE SILLERY
In magnum quarts and pint bottles of the house Deven-
oge Coy, of Epernay.
:. Also
100 baskets yIEUX CEPS, Sparkling Burgundy
For sale by
WIN. MURE & QUENTELL,
IS Carondelet street,
d22 2p3mMo or the Warehouse, l2 Gravier street,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-02-01

REcAPTuRED.- Nine prisoners, who broke out of
the jail in Greenfield, Massachusetts, on the night of
the goth, were all re.taken in few hours.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-02-01

Bt'tsles and liquors,
I7..."...... ROYAL STREET."
Asupply of CREME DE BoUzY CHAMPAGNE, In quarar
pnts constantly hand equal to the best thai
nesto this market.
Also.
OTHER BRANDS OF INFERIOR QUALITY.
FINE OLD PoRT-the best in the CITY,
SPARKLING and STILL HOOK, MADEIRA and SHERRY
WINES.
ID IA N ID IESs
sAzERAC Vintage of 1885 1898 and 1905 snd other
brands.
WHISK
OF descriptions-scotch, Irish Rye and Bourbon.
ALE and PORTER, in pints and quarts.
=. Also.
hand my usual the best WINES and H.
QUoRs the Market which will be sold on as ressouabl
terms 5 any other heusen the city.
SEWELL 7. TAYLOR,
dT 2ply No. II Royal streat
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-02-01

It
ROOFS
Have tested three years. and
the manufacturer would be pleased any time
pason instituted those of three years. standing
those recently finished
The of roofs are felt
composition gravel The manufactured
such ingredients possess elasticity and tenacy and
combined with the latter form only
with liability decay is impervious
both fire and combination before
a composition roof.
tents charged the covered
other proof roofs 40 per cent less
slate little half the cost of the best
metallic roofing.
The character and standing of the architects builders
who adopted these roos the buildings
cred prove conelusvey the high estimation they hold
| among practical men,
The following named firms and individuals had build
ngs covered with Waens Improved Fire and Water Proof
Roofs
A. F. Cochran Hail. T. k Smith,
NJ Aveudano, Robert Hester,
| Jose Martinez Delcomba, Geo A. Sandford Co.,
Louis L. Camlot, L. E. Reynolds,A
Price, Converse & Smith, Isaac Shubert,
Thee Nash Joshua Peebles
| A Brown CO., j. Morehouse,
| J. wateru an Co., Crozier & Wing,
| N. 0geron, Peter Ross,
! T. b, Lee, f. Cox d Co.,
| VIM. Pybus, A. Horrel
| Hall Il Hildreh, A. Sampson
j, NJ. Anguera and many others.
Farther information may obtained by addressing through
the Postoee the subscribers who the only person
authorized TO put roofs of this description this State
THOMAS RICH 4RDsoN 4 CO.,
Practical Roofers, Box lO4 Mechanics Exchange
leans, La. jals 2p6t-lm
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Heb 0rIsans 9aiIp Grsstsnt.
MONDAY MORNING. FEBRUARY l. ls58.

LECTURE To-NIGHr.-Dr. Boynton gives bis open
ing lecture upon Geology tonight, in the large Odd
Fellows Hall. These lectures have attracted i'm
mense audiences in other Cities the Doctor frequent
iy being obliged to repeat them to accommodate the
crowds who desired to attend He bears the highest
recommendations from such men as the Hon. Millard
Fillmore, Prof. Silliman, Rufus Choate, Robt. c.
winthrop and others. He Is said to present the sub
ject Of Geology and Natural History in style as en-
tertaining as instructive, and in language so plain
that child can comprehend him. We expect rich
and instructive entertainment in these lectures The
following invitation speaks for itself
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-02-01

From the distinguished reputation acquired by Dr. Boynob
as lecturer Geology and kindred Sciences and
i've interests with which he invests them by the exhibition
eries Of beautiful paintings and philosophical experiments
undersigned respectfully invite him give his usual
this city at such time and place will suit his
Signed by II
Rev: b " Palmer, D. d. kt Rev. Bishop Polk d. d.
Rev J. " Z. Leacoek ID. d. Bon. j. N. Les Prof J. t..
Riddell NJ d. Prof Warren Stone, NJ D. NJ b. Benedict,
N. ID. Rev. Chas Goodrich D. d. Benjamin Wayne Esq
u B. Steel, Esa Thos- a. Adams ESQ Rev. Wm. Y. Dun
Rev. r. NcInns; Rev l. J. Henderson Chss Briggs,
Esq Rev Edwin @. Boles Hon. Robt NJ Lusber Thos.
slo3; Esq Hon Ches NJ Wa:ermsn Prof J. " W. Picon,
M u. James Robb Esq W. Rushion NJ. ID. Sam. A. Cart
ETight NJ Prof j. G. Mott, NJ. D, G. Roseius. Esq.
Thos Alien Clarke Esq j. N. Payne, Esq VIM o. Rogers
ESD " HarTison, Esq Adophus Hamlto Esq. Hon Al
fred Hennen ~ n. Cohen, Esq. N. R. Jennings Esq.
cleveland, Bro Co. Stephen Gsy, Esq. David Hubbard
Esq Hon. 7. H. McCaleb.
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1t will be remembered that at a mass meeting held
in Mobile, few days ago. a resolution was adopted
appointing a committee to prepare charges and
specifications against Commodore Paulding, to be
forwarded to the Secretary of the Navy. The com
mittee consisted Of Messrs. +. B. Shepard, C. J.
McRae and VIM. F. Cleveland, who have drawn up
and sent to Washington the charges and specifca-
tions below, accompanied by the following note:
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CANAL STREET.
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WARREN's FIRE AND VVATER-PROOF

pB-Oace 14O Baronne street, below Poydras street, New
leans, La. jal6 Iy&W
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-06-20
Snhbafh RelIs.


The following, from Douglas Jerroid's st. JaHss
and S. Giles, breathes beautiful sentiment and
pathos, that will command the admiration Of the
reader:
ssThere's something beautiful in the church bells
don't YOU think So Jem :" said Capstic in a sudden
tone. Beautiful and hopeful they talk to high
and low, rich and poor, in the same voices there's
a sound in 'em that should scare pride and envy,
and meanness of ali SORTS, from the heart of man
that should make him look upon the world with kind,
forgiving eyes; that should make the earth seem to
him, az least for a time, a holy place. Yes, Jem,
there's whole sermon in every sound of the church
bells, if We only have the ears TO rightly under
stand it. There's preacher in every belfry, Jem,
that cries, Poor weary, struggling, fighting
lures, poor human things take rest be quiet
Forget your vanides, your weekday craft, your
heart burningf Aud you, ye humble vessels gilt
and painted believe the iron tongue that tells ye
that for all your gliding all your cOlors, ye the
same Adams earth with the beggars your gates
Some away, come cries the eburch-bell, and
learn to be humble; learning that, however dsubed
and stained, and stuck about with jewels you are
but grave clay. Com, Dives come, and be taught
that all your glory, you wear Il, IS not half as
beautiful in The eyes Of Heaven the sores Of the
hvid aud faint, stinted and crushed with the pride
and hardness of the world come, come, come, cries
the bell with the voice Of an angel! Come and
learn what is laid up for ye; and, learning, take
heart. and walk among the Wickedness and cruelies
of the world calmly as Daniel walked among the
lions"
yond himself, suddenly paused. Jem started, as
fonished. but said not a word. And then CaPstick,
with hrmer manner, said: "Jem, is there finer
sight than a stream Of human creatures passing
from a Christian Church %