Communicated

ALL is WELL
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When the hum Of business has ceased in popu-
lous city; when fainter and still more faint gro =
the laugh and the revelry, and the heavy tread ut
the str"ggier upon the stone pavement has solir
ry and nnearhy sound; when hushed IL every mur.
mur, and midnight broods over the palace and the
hut, who, in that still moment when from turret
ana from tower peals the passing hour, has not been
startled by the cry Of "all is wel' from the guardian
watchman Of the ng ht and been soothed and calm.
ed hy the magic Of the soundi


All is MOI well-wth the young mother as abe
ans over the fevered couch, and wipes the dearh-
damp from the marble brow of her oply chid-nor
win the yotary Of pleasure as he prays for the
uaWn'ng OF light hoping to assuage his pain, caus-
eu ny me intoxicating cup, and perhaps n monitor
"thin which te Is him of da aiming and accursed
OF Gays gone by--nor with the oppressor of the
WIDOW and the orphan, as he remembers the ago
nizng suppIications of his yioms--nor with The
statesman, as he beholds the sceptre of power and
the diadem of glory passing away forever--nor with
the gambler IN the gorgeous saloon, as deeply auaff
ing speed "lne he selzes with gaunt and ieweled
1and the doe-box, and dashes aside the pleasures of
a home once rendered dear, but for his own turpi.
tude And, oh the heart, there Of his wife, broken.
and which cIung to him and will fondly cling to him
TO the last.


TO all these, that cry sounds like funeral knell-
ana brings neither hope nor consolation when the
,ast hour Of man has been numbered, and his life
hlckers in the socket. Happy the person who can
ook calmly back to the past and putting that aues-


on 70 MS SOUL hear the gaddenng, the heart-cheer-
~ response from the unerring monitor within
All is we'll