The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-05-21

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 ''' The Beauty of Charity. X,
 Here there shall minister ths prisssst, psss. hood of blessed woman. and her tenoer attentions will awaken the sleeping Beau. siGfs buii. Ektwssn her soul and the soul of the sufferins, one can cross and look into the depths of charity. purity anu love. and see the fnll power of Christian womanhood. from which this structure .Tt Is sale that the dome of the bap- tistry at Pisa Is so constructed m its rounded compieteriess that when persons as or language. the sound ascends ana is transformed into strains of sweetest mu- sic. which echo aud reverperate spous s
 the circular dome sending pack x,h,c notes cS 2. dences upon the ears oA the listener: <. we this day. lay the cornerstone of the St. Margaret's Hospital that Is to os
 dedicated to srs,rns.,rs numsnlsy ano so flni.heS heautifuI in symmetrical proportions. it will he SO presided oyer SO Eoverned and directed that the, deeds or kindness' istrasions will crown its completeness with a dome of many ,colored glass. H- Mrnined by the white light or Eternity, and in the circling beauty .s Of s,rSa sasn nss distress and cries of agony will meet in unison with the whispertsgs of tender synlpathy. and be thrown back to the world in chords of dulcst harmony no Sr,shtsn wnns our lives and add new pleasures 10 aeeds of goodness and of charity. At the conclusion of the address or MT. Coleman, he was applauded with 3enthu- siasm.
 Alter 6 selection by Courtney's orches-
 tra. Mfr. Coleman introduced pr. J. b.
 Caston. Mir Coleman said that as oeau- tiful as the hospital promised to- De: !. could not be successful without sHiieo physicians.
 T esteem 1t a privilege. said MT. Cole
 man. "to introduced to you one who has represented this profession in this com,
 munity a great many years one wnose
 broad minded spirit reflects credit upon
 inc entire city-Dr. John Brown Gaston.' v DIR. GAsToN APPLAUDs z
 WORK OF THE CHURCH pr. Gaston spoke extemporaneousiy and was accorded vociferous applause when he arose to address the assembly. pr. Gaston spoke as follows: v eaf MT. Chairman. Right Reverend bisnop' Fathers. Ladies and Gentlemen: The laying of the cornerstone Of a hospitai which. in beauty. In chpacity. leduipmena and comfort, promises to surpass any thing of the kind which heretofore has been built in Alabama, is certainly an event of unusual interest to the city ana people of Montgomery.
 ."rhe hospital Is an evolution of Chris tian civilization. Horpitals '~ere unknown to the began world before the coming or Christ. The vocabularies Of Greece ana Rome. copious as they were. had no word synonymous with our term. hospital.
 MT. Lecky tells Us that In the fourtn century a Roman woman founded at Rome the first public hospital. and that the charity planted by this womans hand spread throughout the world Greece. with her noble civilizaton. her art wnicnn ? A A tAt~ Ofa A