The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-12-01

The exhibition must have besa satisfactory In the
reme to those whose chartsbis sxsrous had assisted
in rescung from ignorance and want many souls many
Of whom possessed the gers Of intelligence and great
mess About Eve hundred dollars collected during
the day In the form of donations, and the collec-
ton which was taken up at night must have
added considerably to tho anouGt already re-
ceived. There at present seventy children and
twenty adults, inmates Of the Home aud some
Of these would average . residence Of than
four months The directors look upon this principle Of
constantly changing the children, the most mpor-
.an one OF the society. They Aud homes throughout
the country for the little ones who thus enabled TO
parrske Of all the advantages Of moral e and at the
same time make for others In the Institution
which they are taught TO regard "a their home. Nor
tojudge BY the feeling which appears TO Characterize
the prcsent inmates Is It for this to be taught
they each and all to experience the lvecst graft
tuds towards and respect for, those who have through
charitable motives assumed TO control them
In the evening exhibition was given Ia the school
rooi at which considerable number of ladies' and gen.
tmsn present. and which consisted OF singing and
rectatons by the children and addresses by few Of
the uPporters Of the institution The secretary Of the
Home, Miss NJ A. Hanscll read report Of the s'words
Missionary Society, composed Of the children Of the
We append, the best illustration Of the feelings which
appear 10 aetuate both the directors and inmates-
nation kindred and tongue have choson to call
selve the Worlds Missionary Association. And then
ary ireeta Us to labor for the Whole human family Il
reads thus $50 ye therefore, and teach all nations
bapzpg them in the Of the Father and oil the Son.
and OF the Holy Ghost Our attention rst called Ia
the importance OF missionary labor by teacher re-
peatng TO that sweet song Should you like to be
told the best Of penny ~ and then she explained il
to u.s. aud showed US he much good we children might
do b. saving pennies buy Bibles for the poor heath
We much interested in this subject our day
lh0t
the condition of tho beathen children various parts Of
the world So we thought we wenld save all our pen
might be taught az we to love God and to obey
his prccepts. We have saved good many pennies mot
all OF then that have been given TO by friends
box We have paid into the treasury Of the American
Missionary Society during the last eighteen months
little heathen child at the Mendi Mission Station in
Africa. II the missionary selected boy no TO bc
called John Eaton one of our dear school mates who
selected she TO be named Annie Hope after dear
little baby girl in the nursey who has also been adopted
by those who love her very much We have by ws
or constitution; but this mean TO do-gyc all we
can get to this good cause, for wc know
Many little drops Of rain
Make heavy shower;
Many tiny corns OF grain
Fill peck OF dour.
Busy bee. sweet honey bring
Sucked from blossom bssis; -
Drop BY drop thou little thing,
FIJI Thy waxen coils.
Children, come, a lesson Learn,
Natures plan improves
. Pennies into preachers turn,
Teach the Savour's love.
Quite number Of the members Of this association
scattered throughout the country and In particular
reiuemher, who always said he meant to be mis-
sionary and hope not only he but great many who
go out sso this home will become useful Iaborcrs In the
Loris vineyard, either al home abroad. We have a
gooa friend where In the country who has given
al two different tmes hundred three cent pieces
FOR missionary box This has been great help 10
us, for We have but little money. Also little girl,
whoa vo do not know, has given I'm several times the
savr.s .. her own missionary hox. We very CRATE
full t. these friends and 70 repay them for their
kind remembrance OF by saving all ding
ney inr missionary box, tho gilt OF another
frend Who thinks will be inclined to gve by
the si OF box, because, the couplct upon Il
real Must We perish Send, oh, send Heavens
owr f'ots and teachers, too-and will be constant
appeal 70 in behalf OF the poor heathcn. We have
in the hands OF the treasurer 50 ST. and trust
the coming year 70 10 much for good cause
We lnow II IL had not been for the good Home Mission
the Lind ladies' who have cared Tor Us, should have
been s had OF the heather; aad therefore want
the blessed Gospel to be given 10 the that its
chec ing light may make them glad, aud lead them to
lave God with all their heart aud their aeie hbor
themselves IL affords much pleasure TO give our
penuits, and 20 DO
g What little good il in power,
And do IL while We CAM