Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-10-07

RAUktS 'tAC.E> Ia-r. - al in-ii-
fGtI.u Ia Germ ny k',..wn y, rh. n.rn" II
Rauk-u n lu-. ar H,m~ fDr he rDugLs
scnnceruiu. which more ought Z. h- known
,in thi- country. IL ha- the s-me obj-ci
IA view with onr Reform School. bui
work. on - II rent plan. aud l. smi.
n"ntly ,urca--tui. The foundation Wa
laid thirty Xix ycar- *" 10y Dr.. Wrh-rn.
Of III 'r,hurg. who -tiii carrie on the 49,
rabii-hment ia that city. All ar- admirt-
I'd. from whatever rank or condition ~
lite. m" parents nhligarIng th.m-.lv-- Ia
r-lIuqui-h their uninanage4tle sons aud
daughters enfIr.ly 90 biS dir-ctIon and
healing iuhuruc- Until their restoration
l. complete. The nuuf,.r l. limii-d 10
On. hundred aud twenty. and tor th.--e be-
ha- ten -"parate dwellings. in each at
which he plHc@- family Of TEN ar twelve
rous hs. selected acrordinz "a their NOR al
c,udIiion and teui-uri'-. M.st of thee.
hnIldinzs. which are of brink. have been
built by the Lahore of thn-.- who live III
them, pupils and teachers. Dr WIcherr's :
system l. nothing more han the liw II
love made practical. working with the.
same ire. dom. combined with the anxiuu-
watch care which constitutes true family
government.
WORK J. IN important element in the
system Il ,-iu tafipntl AMI moral iraiuiug
Tue Wild and reckl - youths tsis,g t.ls. ht
Ia rely upnu themselves iar the -uppiy ui
nf theur wants. thus beSettIng ori-rly
habits and ub.dirnre u law aid leader
ship. Nor only have they built their
houses and furnished them every char.
table, bedstetd tIrnnl being the product
Of their oSu LandiwuIk ia the carpenter
and blacksmith shop Another leading
dturs ot the system = the religious; rhe
aim being 10 slow IL, IA both how 10 BE-
good and - do good, both ~, help them
selves and to help Others. Since the open
ing of that ia H4mbur-. great numbers OF
brethren have gone out GA the mission IF
good, and four hundr q RtuksH HUIses
have been established iu various p4rt- OF
Gsrm,Iy in each If which there Is a
chapel, church ia the house." which L.
substantially, through the labors OF "ibe
brethren" mini-rry-at-large. At Mat
trary, in where one of these Hau-eu l. .--
tthlI-hed there are some SfCeH hlJtfrod
tnn11tes. forty or fifry composing a family.
making some fourteen or fifteen welling.
Aud il il stated that ttccl4fy OF THE brrth-
''h hi' AtAl Htf-tfuiuG III
the United States. preparing tbe wAy for
building up Houses far tie Itoughs here.
DIR. WIchrrn seems 10 have adopted the
plan Of Muller for the ways aud means,
though with faith aud prayer he com bines
work and it, products.
How have you c"utrived TO pay for
all these ten brick houses here within
sight Of your door r said a recent visitor
to the tall, white haired philantbropirt
7" All, sir" he replied, in hi mu-ict Ger
man, "no year. no day, ha- s.s.n II ms other
wise than bankIupf.' lie never had
maey 10 pay architects or ma-ons, or
even tutors. Love. faith, and work wsr..
their pounds, shIliing-, and pence; md.
tor their r-suli-. one hn- bur u hit up BIZ
eyes and see house and land, play ground
and garden. added year after year, Ia
house and land aud play ground and gar
den, all fall of lbpr.r- and cheerful
workers OF eIthrr rex. OF ia. thirty or
forty "bretbreu,' or teachers, ~ Ham
burg, only On. receives any money re-
ward. Some of fh--. are the needy -on-
OF mobiles Of the country, mot i-v al
them studying Gr~-k. Latin, and He
brew; SON. seem willing u b- Peters aud
PauA. DIR. Wich.rn has remained all
uh-s. years simply private ciiiz-n, IN,
aided by pny committee, aud wholly d.
connected from courts aud convictIobs at
Law. He deals only with parents. ~bo Of
their own cb"ic. bring Ia them their own
vicious, obstinate and uDguvsrnable boy-
and girls.
SHARP PnAcTIcE.-A lafayette min
strel, riding On a pumpkin coIor.d -rr-
rel, perpetrafsd heavy s,lI on a b,Il-y.t-
k-ep-r near Lafay.tte. one day r.-c-btiy.
Tie rode up unohwrv-d, a.d, quickly
turning his hnr-~'s head ab,ut. dir-ctI, |
opposite the direction b. wanted to ~.
CALLED b. the gaic-k.eper, who had b.
THE time cotne out. "Ho~ much to pay =
cent?" answered the r.,s-k.-p-
sr- '.Too high" replied the 40 is.ry bor-e-
man ''can't pay IL, guess I'll go hack
Aud be turned his horse about aud pro-
corded precisely In the direction be want
I'd to go. the toll keeper never dreaming |
of the sell.
He DID NOT SwEAR.-A clergy man of
New York resolved a tribuI~to hts moral |
excsllSDcs from the god deacon who
pii0tsd him aud his ossm mpanion on . tramp
among the northern lakes Aftsr s-vsrsi
dsys sb-sses they returned, aud psid OF
tbsar psies peetsy iib-r.iiy. ~h~n he re-
naRknd Il wu~su vou ara prsttv reussece-