THE BELLS.
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1t would be of great advantage to our citi-
zens if they could have the bells rang on
Sunday morning for Sabbath Schools, cer-
tain length of time and no longer, then rang
five minutes at ten o'clock, and fifteen min
utes before eleven, or thehour of preaching


At night, rang five minutes one hour before
preaching, and again fifteen minutes before
the hour Of service. In this way, the con-
gregations who go by the bells, could meet
uniformly. All should ring at the same time