New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-03-25

priest going alsog one sunday a - = n ~ T.,
* Goy yh 70 s.t sssy ngssd drsM attis hte
"Wen, my boy" aid - nod 49,. eSsA1
to the chapel?' -, q hi
II. is because I'm not ju.t 4 u y IN becaase
And who may your PARENTS be, and What ase tass
doing, that they don't see you bstter ella and einr
to tho chapel on q Sundayr s-7- ~ ri
may be doing just now, becsuss they have -
them" ~
!. Bat you should not neglect going to Chapel a1
the priest, and if you are ashamed Of your a.
why wonld have you get mp betimes in The moFsin1
and step into the chapel when nobody IL there Nnf
say your prayers, and depend upon + God VII 81
30 the boy thanked his reverence for his afyice ~
promised 70 fOllow II Some time after, ast the pS3Gf
was going the same way, he saw the Rme boy ,buf&
now very much altered inappearance, and being Wy
"well, my boy, did you follow my advice, and u
you now go to the chapel ~
Ah! bless your reverence replied the nd; g.
did indeed, and wish had seen 700 years 81 ~
for it was the hest day Of my life when did -
How was that ~ asked the priest 81 yk s8H
Why, God bless your reverenceI / rot up (5tr
i, IN me morning as You advised me, and went axa1
ped IN quietly and got behind the door, and bee 2
say my prayers, and sure enough il ~ iuat -
reverence said It would be-Proyidence ~ II
tripping soMstnin8 IN my way 0irec4ly
first went in, there was nobody there; III tatu 81
there came blind mar, and be put his head int&
chapel and said lie any body here md Wkel2 ~
body answered, for kept quite stiIl, for would E
what Providence would be after ; the blind man q
tered, and made his wsy to seat, and began soyI
his prayers And presently another blind man O.
and put in bis head. and said, Is any body he
nobody but me and am blind And with that ~
second blind man entered and made his way to H i
first blind man, and sat down by his side and u
began to talk. And the one blind man asked n 4
other how long he had been blind and be -
eighteen years. - 80; O. III
Eighteen years that Is very long time. u
you must have saved . power Of money in all ~
Nay replied the first man, not 30 much = SE
would think-bad has been my best luck.
only saved fl0, and have 1t stitched into mr. ? ~
here that nobody may steal it, sS.
And with that, your reverence said the -
saw that all your reverence had said was e;
truth and that Providence had dropped someth
IN my way Immediately. So up and went softly y
to the men, and took each his cap away out q e.
hand and made for the door. But oh the two blir
men-but they were astonished, and they seized eae
other by the throat, and said. sOh! Yea Thu 4
OF the world, but he have stolen my cap and mf3
money! And to It they went like fnries, and whGSA
the people came into the chapel they found theua
one had robbed the other and the other had robbed
the one-hnt no caps nor money were there to be
seen-and then both the men were more astonjshed
than ever. But was by that time far acr0ss the
heds blessing your reverence for the true words We
had said to me, for, true enough, Providence had
dropped something in my way all at once. And now
your reverence that dress decently as any bow
of them ALL and go to the chapel every Sunday. and
did" -