Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-12-19

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money and checked against each payment
The old inspector kept the children and
their mothers In line. and got their school
certificate. ready. Then, u each one came
In. the chaplain re.rxamlned the certih-
Gates, and running ilro Of comment re-
suited, showing that the exact status OF |
each child. the condition NJ IL health. the
occupation Of It, mother. and the general |
welfare Of the entire family were matters /
Of actual personal knowledge on the part |
Of these officials.
"lAh. Robert, glad to see you. Folks |
wcliW "Thankee, sir; yes, SIR GOOD. |
Tell mother to come Monday for the clothes /
and boots. Next" "Mrs. Tolmiew |
"rhankcc, sir; yes sir," with a duck and !
salnam. civilian nv ayes. sir. with |
the throat, sir" "Doctorw "Oh, yes, slr, |
thnnkee Fir." "All right, Williams a
good boy. Take care Of him, Mr,. Tolmio."
"Bcts God, 70 he Is; thankce, sir" bella
Bnthgntei And you, too, Mrs. Bnthgntei
Yes, the child r. an honor TO you In that
suit. How'd you yet time TO do ~ Next"
"And here's Sarah Bettlcy. VOL. Sarah,
all alone iodnyfn ayes. sir. thanscc sir.
Mothers fob o. scrnbbin IN couldn't
come" "All right, my little girl Hold
the money tight for MOTHER "l,ich1rd
Northumberland littlo better wor. NJ
school or wen have 90 cut you of, Rich.
ard - "rhaukcu, Hif" "iiellon, Tommy
Ra1lesl Growing TO b. man, aren't your
Only three months more on the ligt,
Tommy. Tell mother wen have Oracle in
the orphanago IN Gfew wecks." "Thlnkco,
sir got place. sir." GOOD boy. TOMMY
Next Aud no IL goes for from one TO
three hours. But the sir1'gglcs; the battles
for existence; the blessed help this little
help a. 10 them all; the eyes suitusod with
tear,, the chokcd words Of gratitude; the
pinchcd md pitiml efforts 70 come there
! clean, patched Up and deserving, the doi1r.
GUS dfc,diui hours In these mtaolcsI
! homes bshlni an this w1r'u procession %
I the nlnsgiving lrc enough to sicsgn aud
sslden strongest hearts
have never In any country visited n
charitable Institution 40 well adnptcl 20
/ o.. uAcs, and where there was such snlcn.
/ did aud universal evidence OF one having
entered tho atmosphere OF Christian
I home The first orphanage was mn old
/ structure IN Duke street. The present one
I was completed and opened In 1874. 10 il
I situated on uuincluyed ground, granted b.
I the corporation OF Liverpool, surrounded
| ly the sylvan groves, llmpId streams,
[ mimic lakes aud yolyoty lawni NJ hcauti'
/ fll NowHhan park Tho buildinga COM
prise the ofphanagc ITSELF i've story oui-
/ Zee oi grny brick with stone trimmings, 90
! sweet as o. new laid Xxx from cellar 20 gar
] rli, one Of tAH and omost cAnp.H Ia Eng
| lard, % commoIIlgs and bcuHtrh SAINT.
tlrium aud ga ivy and rose covered par.
s1ulso.
The discipline and regime arc flultlcsg.
I They c1mprise regular family worship aud
I religious Instruct on; sai1 association OF
tho acEes, who take their meals and at-
/ teud chapel 81 company; thorough seou.
lar and commercial education; and regular
I Hld substantial blot, Including three ann
pie MEALS cnch day. Health, comfort, hap.
. plrHss and cleanliness urH absolutely sc.
/ cured The dlrmitlries arc caplG.nus aud
I even beluufgl. There rs q bucket for
cln'hiug under cpch bed aud each child 20
allowed a private box wl'h loci, aud key,
when, brush and comb letters, home treas.
ugts and Hil Lecpalkes ar, kept. There
arc u tegchera' sitting room aad q bod.
room oil each dormitory, in-uring perfect
order; mud the bathrooms aud dresslug
rooms are perfect aud complete.
Extraordinary provisions have been
made lea This INSTITUTION Tor recreation aud
amusement. The park S. tho great open
air playground Tor them all. For un.
pleasant weather there are spaciou. In.
u1os rooms aud gymnasiums Tor both boys
nud girls, and "a great Brchei porch extends
along tho rvAr OF the orphanHgc open 20
an immense paved court, very similar To
the cnyorcd promenade YOU will hnd at tho
entrance 90 tho quadrangle OF Eton coll
logo, aud much on tho same plan az that
of the ancient English mohtstic cloistcrB,
which always opened Into beautiful court
or garth Here also, perhaps, 10 greater
degree than IN any other similar iustltu.
tiou, the cumblnod elements OF drill aud
music have been utilized. The bearing Of
these children Is eNquisiiely maniul aud
w0manly Tue theory and practice are
that children can be interc1ted In mnncu.
vcrs aud drills, and all manner OF dispose
lions rendered tuollo and quiesccut under
the influence Of music. SO there is an al.
most ceaselcss series Of musical accompsui.
ment-musIc on rising. music at entering
aud leaving clnsycs, music at going to and
coming from meals. innumerablo musical
entertainments and solrce-. even music on
going 20 bod. have never known OF such
marked and luminous proof OF the hu.
manIzing aud even CbHstianizng eject OF
music, aud the singing OF these 300 or 400
children N alone almost worth comm;
across the sea 10 hear.
There nre two public services held each
Sunday, The afternoon service perhaps at
tracts the greatest number OF visitors.
During tho voluntary at last Is heard tho
sound Of the approaching hundreds OF feet
ns u the footsteps were blended into the
echo OF one trend Tramp. tramp, tramp,
on they come with heads erect, turning
their eyes neither 10 the right northe left
with hands crossed behind them, aud with
the clcanest, brightest faces you ever any.
where looked upon. The boys enter first
aud occupy the pews Of the south trauaept.
The girls follow them, aud pass into tho
north trnnsept aisles. The chaplain robei
In plain surplice enters last. The disci.
, pline. order and decorum aro marvellous.
After short pause, all standing the chill
dren sing with taste ana feeling the well
known anthem, 81 Will Arise and Go 10 Ny
Father" These who sing have no living
, fathers this side OF the grave. The orii.
/ nary shortened service Of evening prayer
, Is then proceeded with, aud In the re.
tponses, reading the psalms aud chanting
the Mdgni fodiand Nunc dimitiis, the chill
, ,lten display intelligence and feeling But
+. most pathetic OF all things here ia tho
r pRlntiye Lluiny sung Immediately after
/ the prayer for those NJ sen. Your eyes
. cannot but mist ~ you look aud liston,
, and YOU eau never cross the OCEAN again
I. without knowing thoreal md blessed Wig
! nlhcnnee OF shipiolri "En,ortlinmcn,
/ Night EDGAR l.. WAKEAiAR.
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