The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1874-01-31
phatically one of the kind that Christ

one of the kind that Christ
when he says, "]4et not thy
left hand know what thy right hand
doeth, as managers we think it due
to those who have passed through the
fiery furnace Of temptation, and have
been almost overwhelmed in the foods
of affection, to help them bury their
unhappy past in OBLIVION, and look
only to the building up of new lives
for themselves in the future. Many
times. as we listen to the sorrowful
history Of the past, we feel that it sure
" is cry ''out of the Depths" twenty
eight of these have been children.
helpless, friendless children with
life's prospects, cares and burdens be-
fore them. We commend them to
you; asking your tenderest sympathy
and kindliest care. They will grow
up and take their places perhaps side
by side with the happy children of
your own household. IF, neglected
and spurned, theirs may be the hand
to lead that happy child, with smiling
face and golden locks, down tempta-
tons dark and dangerous road.
For conducting religious services
and aid in Sabbath School in the
Home, during the past year, the SER
vices of Rev. I. NJ. Hughes, N. Gil
lam, C. F. Coffin, r. N. McKaig, J..
Dudley, and G.. W. Tiff, have been
highly appreciated. To several chris
titan gentlemen and ladies who have
taken an interest in the spiritual well
fare of our family. we are under many
obligations.
We received gratuitously the fol-
lowing books and papers, for which
we are very grateful: Ladie' Reposi-
tory, Plymoth Pulpit, Christian I'm
ion, Christian at Work, Christian
Worker, Advocate of Holiness, Indi-
annapolis Journal, Richmond Tele-
gram, Independent, Times, and Palla.
dium. We especially thank the Ed.
tors Of the Richmond papers for oul
publishing and printing free Of charge
] Also, Ross Bros, for several week.
i ly papers, which they furnished the
! Home. We tender our thanks to DIR
! Mary +. Thomas, for gratuitous ser
vices. during the year. To VIM. Parry
for furnishing car to take the family
and friends of the Home to picnic
. at New Garden, and return, free o
charge. To s. Boone, Township Trus
Il tee, and Mayor Elder, for furnishin,
us with passes when sending persons
!, to their friends. To A. Horney, Chic
of Police, and L.. Shower, City Mar
/ shall, who have cheerfully and kindl,
/ furnished us valuable aid wheneye
needed; I. HI. Workman, for use o
horse and carriage; s. Mendenhall, 70
E tickets for street cars. Our thanks ar
!: ESPECIALLY due to Superintendent Mil
| Ter, for kindly furnishing passes t
+ Four committees when arranging 70
r our annual donation. gs,grl f40a
D October 3Oth, the day set apart 70
e the reunion of the friends Of the In
: stitution this year, proved to be yer
: Indictment; yet a. much larger numbe
e of persons were present with their do
4 nations and words of cheer and kindl
: greeting, than we expected to NEE
under the circumstances. But thos
= who could not come. did not forge
e their offerings, Donations we're re
t ceiyed and acknowledged from Milton
i Charlottesville, Dublin, Dover, Ches
ter, West Grove, Lynn, Washington
Il Newport, Walnut Ridge, Cox's Mill
Hillsborro, New Garden, Dayton, O