FOREIGN MISSIONISSI0lNISSI0lN1Il-JI

JOURNALJOURNALIhlilol-hcclInlliHliHl1IlJI rsiied ftlontlilyilol1thl lyI tlic Iorciiircign itVlssioii JKmrl oi itlic Southern ISaptiMt ConventionConvention-

ALL

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VolVol 1010NowNow Series RICHMOND VA NOVEMBER 1878 No 881VhoJeWhole No 104104-

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FOREIGNFflRFIPIMFOREIGN MISSIONM I R R I fl II JOURNALR-

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JOUDNALIDIIRIMAI the Vcrv Good Womanoman who took and educatedceltlcatel-ln

educated-the

anything like that in the writings of the ApostlesApostles-Spice

postles-SincerUnLlUil 1YIIOO1UM uUUlllVnLn the hid1111 who had harned the important lesson ofoo-

te11l11g

of-

tellingSince the day of Pentecost Jesus in liis spirit hashas-

r

bas-been

has-beeniT tolling his troubles to JesusJesns-

NowJesus-

Nowbeen perpetually with his churches and shall nevernevcr-be

never-beRATESr PER ANNUMANNUI-

OneNowow 10tjcc the state oof niin1 AVhich led the boyboy-

toboy-

tobe absent from them lie is here at this momentmomen-

tFiTemoromoment-

justmoment-

justOne copy GOO Cctscts-Fho

cts-FiveFiTemoroFho or Inor copiVstocopl to onVjiVrVoiionl Ilfrson 40 nt copycoPY-TWlnty

co cycy-

Twentyto tell his wish to Jesus It is not every body thatthat-we

that-we

just as truly as he was on a certain day in the househou-semynormoff

house-of

house-ofTWlnty

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tFifty we tell things to especially the things whichwhich-ale

IlicliIlicli-

areof Mary and Martha in the synagogue at CaperCaper-

43liensuCaper-

nlu01Caper-

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registered-Letter

are working in our hearts Before we do this wewe-

FOHElGN

we-

mustnluui or in the temple at Jerusalem And so hehe-ig

lie-

isJetterAddrsAddrs-

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must knowmow the person and have some confidenceconfidenceH-ICmlOSD

confidence-and

is in the closet and in the place of business andandR-ICHMOND

and-in

and-htRICHMOND VAY A antand we commonly expect sympathy or comfortcomfort-

orin the walk or the social gathering Hence JesusJesus-isr or encouragement or assistance There is moremor-

eFORmore-

Fis not to be loudly called to in prayer as theth-

eFOREIGNthe-

Plieststhe-

PriestsFOREIGNFORF 0 R E I G N MISSIONMISM I S S ION10 N BOARDBOAB 0 A R D I of this in young people than in the old ThisistheThishisi8is thethe-

1lcalltthe-

OFPriests bawled at their God nor written to as thethe-

OFthe-

littlethe-

littleOF THE SOUTHERN BAPTIST CONVENTIONCOnVENTIONJ-

OCATJ1U

CONVENTIONL-

OCATED

beauty1lcallt and power and dignity of childhood andIlnd-

Jolltllallall-

youthlittle boy did but he isii to be talked with as weweL-

OCATED

we-

converewe-

converseLOCATED AT RICHMOND VIRGINIAYIHGINIA-

PUJeSIUJSTT

VIIZGINIAP-

1EEStIH

youth Agegl with its disappointments and disdld-lcoeries

dis-

coveriesconverse with a friend Indeed he isi in the soulsoul-

covericssoul-

ofsoul-

ofcoverics with regard to poor human nature is aptapt-to

apt-to

of the Child of GodGo and we can talk with him inin-

IHKsniKNTin-

thol1ghtin-

thoughtIHKsniKNTP1EEStIH NTJj L M OURRYOUHRY-YIcEPnJSltlJosTsHlrIIJ1

CURRY-ICEPIth8lteENTSIlirllrl

to be overcautious and suspicious and this statestate-of

state-of

thought and In spiritual affection This is the exe-xMXiFoS

ex-

cellenceex-

cellenceYIcEPnJSltlJosTsHlrIIJ1 Woodsoods Md J A I1nrkPttI1nrkPtt-11lss

Hackett-Miss of mim1skin cellence of the relation it is it isiMXiFoS11lss F Courllllr La J B Jtttr Yct H B lIcUal1ull1McCalltun-Fla

when directedrectl toward God is knownmown asas-

tokeptlcislJIas-

skepticismpresent incessantincessant-

FiaFia11 AVv M WiiiRiitu N 6a JJ LI Hmrowsl arrows Ky S HenIItn-dtron

lien-derson

skepticism or infidelity Hence when the proper rere-

lationsre-

lationsHe is a veryvcr present help in every time of needneed-And

need-Andderson Alabama W Iotio Yvaman IMo JT 15 Link TexasTexas-

IIH H Tucker nilGa jJ u Furmrin1ulll1aJl s 60 Matt HiiismuniHillsllmnHillsllmn-Tenn

liillsnlun-Terns

lations between Gody andall thfcth soul are reformed thethe-ol1l

the-

soulAndi whati a ihelpi r rutTins talkingn with JesusT whichwhich-

Tennwhichi-

l5

i iTenn JJ H Hoone ArkArlr-

COlllnSIOSJlISG

Ark-

CottitratoNnINajOUol1l must jJ bornorn Ujrajn it becomes like a littlelittle-ehihI

little-child

is the life of faith lays hold upon the omnipotentomnipot-entTSu

omnipotent-armTSuCOlllnSIOSJlISG

Tu 1WJUuJ 0HJoJtJoTAHYII

YIIIL1ISWILLIAMSI-tECOnniNO

YIIIL1ISHK-COIIIIISU

AtA TUPPER1UPllH-Tu child and knowsmows its Heavenly Father and truststrusts-

histrusts-

hisarm and stirs the infinite heart of God and nothnothR-

KCOHWNOnoth-

ingnoth-

ingRKCOHWNO SBCHBTAKVW limVATHMKYH GVATIIllBYGVATIIllBY-AUUtfOHTOSEPH

GWATIIiiIEY-AulnTOnJOSE1li

his Son who as the express image of the FatherFatheri-3

ing is impossible to it More than mountainsIllountains-ofAunrroHAUUtfOHTOSEPHJOSKlH F1o COTTHKLLCOTTHEIJH-

OAHUCOTTRELLB-

OARDJ3 cnjCj TJIK WO1D Andiid the partaker of thethe-

diillethe-

divineof granite maybemay be removed and more than riversrivers-of

HOARD or01 MANAOKHS1IANAOIIEE WV Warren JT IJ13VatkinsWntkinsntklns IIH-K

1I-KK KiJyson vvV E Hatcher KK Vortun Henry McDonald1lconnII-T

divine nature isil5 like his elder brother ltrTheThe-on

The-Word

oft joyi may ube enjoyedenjoye-dSaSljl7i

enjoyed-A

i i

WT Goddlll H H Harrl A E1 IcldnoJlTJ W Tones A BB-

OIar1H1-

3Clarke Word in the A to to the heathen WeWe-aariicic

We-

haveVeVe-

haveSaSljl7iOIar1H JT H WinstonhUurnr1hUurnr1KvaiSri1Instoll 1 J KvaiSri1Evanl 0 H WinstonviXoln8ton jiJ SiHH-

GIt-

Garlickon respect that his mystic attribute ofof-

pcechmoreof-

speechmoreyoung woman longs go

aariicicGGarlickGarli-ck2fIlrllck JLHL speechpcechmoremore mysterious than telephone or phonophOll-OlfIr

phon-ograplhis

have at least twenty letters from her by our sideside-

9ST

side-

Asside-

As9ST2fAAllII communications in reference to the buaineabusiness-of

graphis sanctified and freely employed as thethe-

OIltisthe-

medimuAs the heart pants for tlithH waterutel brooks soo pantspants-

ofpants-

helpants-

herofOIltisthis Hoard should be addressed to IIIL A TUITKKIulPlmtwinC-orresponding

medium of a blessed friendship and fellowship andand-Corrclponding

allall-

communionllcr soul after this work The Board have not thethe-

Corrthe-

moneythe-

motleyCorrCorrclpondingexpanding Secretary llichmond VaVa-

FORM

communion between the soul and the SaviourSaviol1r-Anll

Saviour-And

money to sendsell her Sundry methods to get aidaid-

Andaid-

hnsaid-

hasAnd it is a test of regeneration andall one of thethe-

FORMthe-

simplestlahns she employed She offers to sell her littlelittle-

FOKMlittle-

personalFORM OF BEQUESTBEQUEST-I

simplest and sublimest acts of which a humanhuman-I

human-spirit

personal property She writes to many ministersministe-rsI

ministers-Find II hereby givegl and bequeath unto the SouthernSouthern-

Haptistspirit is capable in regard to anything or everyevereve-

rBatitevery-

tlhingTindllHl missionary societies She has applied to somesome-

Hnptistsome-

wealthrsome-

wealthyHnptist Convention formed in AugustaAuii ta GeorgiaGeorgia-Ili

thing to tell it to JesusJesus-

Notice

wealthy members of the church One of the rere-

lefts01e-

pIllSre-

pliesinlefts0lefts0turthe month of titySfaL4nofUtitySfaL4nofUGcmhMayIay 184ii UIItad chartllcclr bl by thethe-Legislature PlkS shsho sends to usS 1Ie1 sOlll was chilled by thethe-

wordsthe-

wordsLegislatlllltur oof the Stute of Georgia by an actact-passed

S I XotiNoticeotlCe agamSa Jmimp this melllLnt that the hoy SI1CSI1-Cpaseel

suc-ceededfmsledand MnbSl cceclocl in what he wihed it wordsords I have nothing for you Charity beginsbegins-

insertbegins-

atpaseel amI approvedapprove ecpmhel 20th 18lS4ii llcrehere-insert

doing by telling toto-

tUsertto-

Jesusinsert the amount in at home The day has been whenhen we would saysay-other

say-

personallysay-

personallyif money or subject ifif-

otherJesus We0 presume that Jesus sawaw the note andand-

ottfrand-

sentother property either real orpersonal for ForeignForeign-Missions sont the 1O8tljmstor to that good woman andand-

thatPersonally go to thy chosen work and God speedspeed-

Mlsslnsspeed-

theespeed-

theeMlsslns nn-

that thee thou child of the Most ButBut-

TVTT

But-now

But-now

earnest Highthat Jesus put it into111 to the heart of the goodgoo0011 womanwoman-

TELL

woman-toTVTT IT TO TFSTTR to tlllcatc the boboyoy And this is the main lessonlesso-nI

now we sasay better thnS8 Young friend perhapsperhaps-

wperhaps-

YOIl

perhaps-youTELL JESUSJESUS-

We t to be learned that tellingtellint all to Jesus is the 1cat J0115 have lookcd totoo much to frail mortals like youryur-e

your-self

your-selfwWee heardI 11111 in1 thet Ie other0 tl 101 dayi1 IrJ of0 f a mlittlerm1 eOrboy1 inin whomWwhoni-

Nve

i1 10m10m-

e law of successful JTgreatgreat-

law SLUself Goduuu wouldAOUUI havelvc allau theU1C Glory1U1J TakeLaLa-

WeLa-

weenen-

cOI1llementen-

couragementlife Suppose that a VOUI1t manmea-

nshouldWee feltfe It muchJIlIIC I I interestIII t res t The11 IC JlttloJttI 0 fellowfe I ow hadhad-

learnedIIl1 I

voungnn-

shollld nniiiicritnfnf from the incident nil which vn havehilv-

nw

have-commented

have-commented

should desire touiatuiLnicOI1llement ironi uie IMUUCML on IHMI weu uivcuivcl-onrnecl to situation railroadget a on a andauau-

lielonrnecl to ren1 and hlIlKU read one or two interestlIIterest1-

llfIiliterest-

ingcommented Test the of hearthe-

arttThcart-

rememberheart-

rememberhe was mIli mtullate and confidential relations withwith-for

1th1th-n

regeneration your1llfIingn boulisperhasllJtT1 pel lapsPSmSUl 0obiiil IlnooUIluu O00C rnsoe GGoldsmithsGoldsmiths-Natural

JO e I sm lhIt 1 1 SS-

Xatl1ll111tremember the Godlike power of sanctified speechspeech-

Batumispeech-

bcfor instance the railroad king1 111 Thomas ScottScott-wouldBatumiXatl1ll111tNatural History11 Olr and1111 d iMIgninIll gllll1 s TrogressP rOgles He1I e hadhad-

learned111 1

gJ be not overwhelmed by your disappointments bebe-

learnedbb-

assuredbe-

assuredwOIl11notwould not the VelveryJ thl1Othing for him to 10 be to te11 itit-

tolearned enough to wish to learn more and waswas-very

n assured will succeed TO JESUSJESUS-very

JESUS-

HOLD

JESUS-

II

to Mr1 r SScottcott n Supposeta rO1l1young 1ladya d r WIIwishetl1 led a-

placea yon TBLL IT

veryvcrti anxiousiiiiAiminaUXlOlIS toin goliiifro toiv schoolMjimui 1juiiuiiiuiMsis father wasuo poorpoor-and

IHIVII nh place inIli of schools and sheone ot our public waswas-

muchand whatm t was more didI II I notno t care tot 0 haveI lave bunIhits-study

11In11In-

elllel

ll-

A1

lIImuch esteemed by Athe SuperintendentA of EducaEduca-trht Euca-

JEducat-

iomHOLD ENOUGHENOUGH-

iHi

ENOUGH-

WeelllelstudyJ IleJe tlthought101lgtrht1 I t A1thatt 11 t hisII son knew1mew enoughenol1g i I ttitoto-

loarntto-

learn00-

II tion wouldwOllhlltit not give the best hope of success toto-

tellWee indulge rarely in anecdotes It is said howhow-

HOLDhow-

everhow-

everloarnI e 111 1 a tradet ral I e That11 Hl t littlelttlI e book1 00 1 Tell1 e 1 itI t tot0 JeJe-

sus1 0

totell11 iItt to tthe1 Ie SuperintendentS 1I1eriuteIH 1 ent JNowow wwhoI 10 ISis TesusJesus-View

ever that a Iethodi8t preacher was requested toto-

prayto-

praysus11S ffellCillO1 intot tlthe10 1boys10Y 1handsIaIH 1 anIamid1 lieIe feleternhinedeleternhined-that

1 e t erl1l1l1e 1

View1 ew ttheIe govcrnment of the world 1I1to Its departdepartm-memits

pray fOI rain and tho prayer WflS fol1owed by aa-

fresheta-

freshettlthatI t lieIe WOllwould11 ttell11 tto TTestlsSlIB tltheIe grpagrcatt desire1 CSIIC 0off Ihishis-

heartI1SI1S-

IIC11 memmemitsnt of NatureN atllle anandd 1rO1l1ClICe and the I1caHeav-enly

v freshet A chmchoEchurchofEnglandngIand gentlcman rpmarkerpmarke-

Wlhatremarked-

ThatIIC11heartt 1but1

j tthinking1111 1 11lg tlthatIa t JJesuseHl wawas nonott iinn ttheIe CIcitycity-lie

tY rr-Ie

cllly h111gllom lnd who ISis at the head of each nndamid-

allWlhatThat is the way with the 1lethodist8 they alwaysalways-oycrdo

always-overdo

lieIe wroterOLej him11m It 1lettere tter miland1 dropped1 IOPH 1 itI t 111in tltheIe popo-

fl1c

postpost-oflice

tall 01 them JeSlIS ISis the Lor of the Heavensleavensa-

midoycrdo cyerthing Ve nre dispod to applyapply-the

apply-the

oflicefl1c e meremerelyI y aladdressed11e recI 1 tto0 Blessedl ese 1 JJesusC118 TheThe-little

101-0llttle I iV VHdaH the earth i ailtl llis hand controls the events ofof-

lifethe English gentlemans remark to our South CarCar-

nuieCar-

olinaCar-

olinaiHillttlenuie epistleep ii s tli e ran somewhatsome i1 Il t inIiklikee tinst1this-

Myi ISi hfeif and hhc is emphatically the God of GraGmceGrace-

Thereolina brethren We0 beg them to end moneymoney-but

money-but

My11 dear1 enr JesusTJesusICSI1o I wantwan t tot0 go tot 0 schoolSC 1 100 1 so muchmncmuch-My

I 11-

MyMy father is too poor to send me Cant you helphelp-mne

rmThereI here isis no gift therefore that he cannot bestowbestow-me

but no more money tntfor tiQthe intnaHome rLoniChapelChapel-me

Chapel-Bnt

Chapel-Butme no difficulty that ho cannotcall not relieve no desire thatthat-

1hethat-

heBut we beg all the other States except VirVir-

TheVir-

giniaVir-

giniaThe postmaster not knowinglmowin what to do withwitht-ime

he cannot satisfy and the best that the longing oror-

theor-

triedginia to pray on and pay on for the chapelchapel-

thechapel-

anelchapel-

andthe letter concluded to open it HisHi heart waswas-touched

n5 tried soul can doo isii to tell it to JesusJesus-So

Jesus-touche

and see if they too cannot overdo the matmat-

touchedmat-

termat-

tertouched and he resolved that he would do somesome-thing

So important is thisthi law that we do not knowknow-thing

know-but

ter WeVee like the Methodist spirit in missionarymissionary-thing

missionnrr-matters

missionary-mattersthing for the boy A few miles from town therethere-

Wasbut that man is organized with the ability and disdis-

wn3tlis-

positionmatters as well as in many other respects andand-

wasanan-

promiseand-

promisewas a lady of wealth who did much good and helie-

tookposition for such communication primarily to enen-

tooken-

ablepromise the other States that so soon as their concon-

tookcon-

tributionscon-

tributionstook the letter to her She directed that the boyboy-should

able him to tell everything to Jesus Were saysasa-

houldsay-

TO

tributions begin to threaten a freshet in our trcastrcas-

shouldtrcas-

urJ

treas-uryshould be found andall the good woman arrangedarranged-

toI TO TELL to Jesus Thc little boy made ato comoom-

tocom-

monurJT we shall cry to them also ie Hold enoughenough-

toenough-

PLEASE

to send him to school andan to collegecollege-The

mon mistake when he wrote instead of talkingtalking-The

talking-1ho

talking-The

I 18 II-

PLEASEThe lady who toldt01l1n8us the incident had a residenceresidence-twelve

The popular idea is that Jesus is far from usus-

twelveus-

HowPLEASE RENEWLet us urge our readers toto-

twelveto-

renewto-

renewtwelve miles out of the place where the boy livedlived-and

I How often doo we hear Christians pray that JesusJesus-would

Jesus-and

renew their subscriptions It is veryery importantimportant-thatand we have some reason for thinking that she is would come and visit his people WeVe cannot findfind-

nJVlJS

that the JOURNAL shall be selfsupportingselfsu-

pportingFOREIGN

selfsup-

portingISSI0lN

2 FOREIGN Missions JOURNALJOURNALCONTR-

IBUTIONS

JOURNALCONTR-

IBUTIONS

JOIJRISTLCONT-

RIBUTIONSCONTRIBUTIONS FOB SPECIAL OBJECTSOBJECT-

SParticulars

der the eye of him to whom they must giveie an acac-

countJtcsolvctl That contrihutions to the MissionaryMissionary-

collnt1I1islonary-

COIlIltI collntcount-

itut

Union should asIL a rule he for its general workwork-Particulars

work-rartlcula1s

work-andParticulars interest more111 0 re than generalsolllrals Ver1CPer-

sonsand not designated for specialJcllll uses The cotnprecotnpre-

sonsureinnivcOUlpreS-

OI1Scornpre-

hensiveHut the question may arisearise Suppose the quarquar-

terlyhcnsive of tthelie whole fieldsonsureinnivSOI1S ure mOlt influential with the inassesofmases of peoplepeople-

thanI

knowledge foreign byby-

thinby-

thau tcrly Contribution of a particular person or socisuei-

etythe Kxecnttvo Committee their impartial interestillteret-

whcn

interest-litthan iirhichiloaprincipleprinciples Thisnus isis illmtritedl1lustratelllninin thtlw factiicr thatinuthallthat-

when for ShOlll nreate thanthan-

the

il1 very part amiUlllllllUhIhoir conscious rcspunsihSHty toto-when

to-

I

to-the

cty foi a special objlctHiMt shoiianregacngrcgntc tnore tnanfor missionsmissions-

theywhen our friends send little moneysmOlllr Jthe chlllcw fttIt home andim the mm-

theymiiioIl8 ahlolllahlolll-

theyabroad-

makeheahea-

then

thoI Ie annualunllu 1 appropriationIPllOIH I 011 of0 f thet 1 lt Board1 OUI to thatt I Ilt obouohoh-

PetI

they rarely sayay This isi for the perishing nmkomnw tKm wUr iuul bottt1 1Lstrlbutors of tt-

thenthth-

thenthethe-

bountythen hut I send the enclosed for Missis Moon oror-

3IrsJltt Iheue balance would of course go over totot-

imeI bountyhOUllt of the churches than the donors themthem-

Mrsthem-

lrsthem-

I

Mrslrs YatesorMissWhildenYates or Aliss1is h11l1en orThismonevororPhislhio mOllCY Is forfor-

the

tliu CIllitlt of the object and to make up the approappro-

prittioltI selves can be ItrletJ listIiI lltl Secretaries and other agentsagents-

the

agcnts-

the

agents-arellall Hrgcl1noturged riott to make special appeals for specialHpecinl-

rspecia-

lObjetssin of the next This is statedstated-in

I priitlon distinctlythetne teachertcacnei AVon1ongong010r LinPwPingL ing sanall or theinc pupilpupu KwinivwannEwangEwang-Tsang

n i yearj objects but for the one great work as a whole andand-TsnngKai

ntH-Irsung

and-missionariesKal The the the 111in thetl Ie RulesHII e forf01 specialPCCIl 1 contributionscontI 11 HI ti o 11 ii whichtvtiich-

are

i1 IIC I I rU8plCftiy tdTsnngKairsung name photograph personperson-

alitymlsiloaUs mare respectfully desired not to askask-

natural

ask-

alltrask-

theiralltr intellts the rllct of its being a man or It wowo-

man0 are p1intcd in111 1Ylj ISIlC of the JouitNTOUHNAItr ButBut-

thistheh f1end 01 the cllHlclle 01 nOney fot pLltlepLltle-

manpartic-

ularman or a c1111tl gircsives 1l1lalitra to the object anllel1and ell this llUl8tiol1 is really nue of 110 practical ImpolInipor-tance

Hla1 points or lIarticlIlal enterprises mIpsI thoothoo-

abIes

those-requestsrr-

the tance In till whole course of 0111 cxperilllcU withwith-

nissionsIClllleos alc fOllllellr HJlJIIOcd hy thl gXeclltirHgXeclltirH-

k

Execlttive-CloluillitteabIes the contributOl to realie as we sayw that he 01or-

sheCommlttet OlllyemhalasOl1wllt01113 eltlbarrassmneut IillldlIlIICCIli alillalill-

sheailI-

ujlusticeshe is tI01ll tletil1lte work This is 1111oolOn5nissions wee litvetle ne1 kknown110 n Ullt Olll 1I1Lanceltistatiecltistatiec-where

pedectlyperfectly-natural

oftoftendoing omc illjllotlcl call COIlH as thtj harB so0 II eOllle inin-

naturalill-

thenatural It will continue to be so lint this is notriot-

thewhere the contributions during the year for ait-specific

the past from the designation of contributions byby-

thelJy-

theby-

thethe most elevated statetatL of the missionary spiritspirit-

Itspecilic work exceeded the annual appropriationappropriation-of

the contributors to narrowgamlUlOrow and111 special purposespurposes-

Itpurposes-

MitIt is not the missionary who should be regarded soso-

much

of the Board Almost invariably the contributionscontributions-for

Bllt while tho best waywa may behI not to hamperhamper-

muchhamper-

muchhamper-

Boardsmuch as the heathen andulllluotnot so much the heathenheathen-as

for special objects fall short of the appropriationappropriation-Ili

Boards by such conditionsand specification if that isis-

as

11-

as

Is-

notas the Lord Jesus among the nations This broadbroad-view

IIn the single instance above stated the intelligentintelligent-representative

not the most pleasant way for our contributors toto-

viewto-

iewto-

giveviewiew we do not hope to have entertained by thethe-

greatrepresentative of the contributions directed thatthat-the

girerive let them give asa they will Tin greatrcllt thingthing-

greatthtllthtl-

lgreatthing-

Isgreat body of the people We0 are happy to havehavet-

hemethe excessox cess might go to the general fund 01 thetile-

Boardis for them to giveive These lines are written onon-

them01-

1them

oi-

lhearingthem to do something for the cause init whateverwhatever-way

Hoard JJut suppose the Hoard makes no approappro-priation

hearing that certain choice members of an admirableadmirable-way

adllllmhc-wa

admuirabl-elittlewaywa and under whatever views they may adoptadopt-

Underpnation for the object for which funds are enteat-

herelittle twclcty did not understand why their littlelittle-

Underlittle-

Underlittle-

andUnder these chcumstancesch cnm5tatlCeS there shouldshould be a perfectperfect-

understandingTherelhelhere are no suchlIch objects except tinII II occasionaloccasional-building

and highly appreciated funds could not be sentSCII t did-

innderstandingdl-

11l1erstalHlillgdi-

rectlynnderstanding between the contributors and thethe-

Board

building and Tract and Bible distributions toto-

whichrectly mid immediately to It special object whichwhich-

Boardwhich-

Doardwhich-

hadBoard and the missionaries with respect to thisthis-

subjectwhich of course are most sacredly applied tiietim-

eexactiUihalllJlenboon fully paid for by the BoardHoard-

subjectBoard-

suujcctBoard-

ANOTHERsubject The manner of communicating the oileroffer-

ings

exact amounts donated for them TheIll wholewhole-

ings

wholc-

hlgs

whole-workings of donors to the objects of the donation isIsososo-

obvious

work of the missionaries for which funds are rere-

ceivedANOTHKR MISSIONARYMISSION ARY TO AFRICAAFRICA-

as

AFllICA-obvious

AFRICA-

Onobvious that we may not lIac heeu so0 careful asas-

we

echoed by till Board Is eovcIcd by thc appropriationappropriation-we

appropriation-Thisalsoisdistinctlystated On Slturdar Octoulr 12thl th Hm Solol1lon CosbCosb-

H

CosbyCosby-misciomlarywe might be to makl it plain to all of our contribcontrib-

utors1hl1180Thisalsoisdistinctlystatedis 1itinctlystatell in the monthly puhlishedpublished-

Rules misionarr of thp Board of Iooreill MissionslislolI ofof-

1tor8of-

the1tor8 lhat rOllng lally for instance who 8ent toto-

its

H IRulesdies1 fforor speciallCC I a I olltrlbutiol1s IIff 1111111fumlirefumlires-ent

aleale-

usthr Colored B1IUt C01luntlon of Virgillia leftleft-

Richmondus seven dollars nnd tftfifty cellts for a certain schoolschool-in

cnt directly to our llIisslonalics for wOIk which iIsIs-

not Hlchlllond fOl Lago Africa viaIa XeNew York nnllnnll-in

and-

Liverpoolinin China and then a month or two after wrote toto-

knownotut irccoglllzelrecognized 1 as thetuI Ie work ofu theu u Southernoum BapBap-

cBap-

tistu

Lircrpool Bro oby Iis at Krmlimto of the RichRich-know

Wel-lknow

Rich-

mondknow whether her seven dollarsdoHals and a half hadhad-

beentist ConventioncOnycntlOn that1 isis a matter between the misnlls-

siomaries InomIsmnmOlltl IustltlJIc anlisand Is hiIJlj commended for pietyplctv-been

piety-prudencebeen sent to China clearly did not understand thethe-

natterSlOlUUWSsiomaries andam 1 theirt I leu private patrons It isi not ourou-

rUtterour-

affairf IHndcnce alltl intclllgcIlcc by Dr COlT the PrcsPrcs-

mattcrIres-

identofUttermattcr Neither did that Association which thethe-

twentyatalluir1 ur lle11 Ie Boml1 has no responsibility and makesmakes-

twentymakes-

nogave il1entidentofof the Institute ThegoiugofThe going of Hro CosbyJosh jutjutt-

wentyJmt-

f

just-

attwenty dollars for one of our missionaries and rere-

quiredno objection Hut the Board let itt be understoodunderstood-receives at thlthis timc seemstms providential Our missionarymissionary-

quired1IIIslnarr-

quiredmissionary-

Revquired that a receipt for twenty dollars from thethe-

missionaryreceivesreceives no fundsf 1I11 I forfor regularreu I ar missionarymlslOnu workwork-

missionarywork-

I

work-which

HeRev JJ Davil afttl his lltIln flom Europe toto-

mto-

Africamissionarym should bf returned to the AssociationAssociation-

ThewhichI Ill I I Bis not coveredcOerc I by theirtheiranllualannual appropriationapproluiatio-nI

sllOulllosllOulllobf AAfdca Inn AAplillaotApriluu-

Thelast rllapcll into hiRIli IIlllcillness soo fearfea-

rlbefear-

fullymakes At tliet I Ie last meeting of the Southern Baptist ConCon-I

Con-

ventionI The Board make annual to eaclreacir-

missionJHC xuuu IUIM anin annual annronriationapprupriduuii iu caLir t 4l uBritBrit-mission

Brit-I

Brit-ishfully that Dr F Simpson Surg Major of the

mission which covers all of the missionsmissions-and

vcntlOuion theret I lere appeared inn tliet 1 Ie excellent report onon-

andon-

T

oil-

WonlarisI expenses yen

T Ioh Colony of Lugo decidcd 11111 gan him a certitlcertitl-and

certifi-

cateand with the exception of one mission the mismis-

sionsVomansoman Societies theset lCe words UWee furtherfurther-

recommendcuto to the clVec that his5 leluaillhu ia the C0llntrjrC0llntrjr-

sfnnscOllltry-

sionscountry-

wouldsionssionsdrawdraw nnon tiithe Jloanllinnn and nnare flnithus tiiiirlpaid fluthethe-

amountrecommendrccommelH 1 that the Boards strictly annronriatcappropriatenpproplia-teI wOllldollld provc fatal tohilllto him Consequently he sailedsailed-

amountsailed-

amountsailed-

fromamount of tlie appropriation Tiie contributionscontributions-come

thet I Ie fundsf IIll I S theset I Icse societies may send to the objectsobjccts-i

objects-mentioned

L

from Africaf 011 VjAugustlgut 3i arricd ntt jLiverLiver-come

verver-comecome in from the various sources and thus ourour-

Treasurermentionedment i onee 1 by them Att tlie time we were somesome-

I

some-what

PP-

oilpool on September HO and in Richmond on nOctoOcto-Treasurer

Octo-Treasurer

Octo-

berTreasurer iss furnished with the means to pay thethe-

draftswhatw I mt tempted to ask the Committee andin the ConCon-

raftsCon-

vention ber 15 wlHle lie is rccniltilrecruiting lllshi health As thethe-drafts

the-

the

the-

Boarddrafts of the missions or to make remittances toto-

theyentionycntion if any one of them had ever known of anan-

instanceexcept BoaIll of IJrolhm Cosuy Itahas 110 chapcllnchapel in Afdea itu-

theit-

lias

it-

hasthe mission which does not draw NowXO when thatthat-young

instanceexcept the one referred towhere aa-

StateJlias been arrangedlrrallcd that he hall nn-

youngladyIIUlaill for thotho-

youngladythe-

presentyoungladyyoung lady sendssen her seven dollars and a half quarquar-terly

Statetat or society or church or individual had concon-

tributedon nn-

JJ present at Lagosi ages and use our chapel there andand-terly

and-

thatll1-

dterlterlyterl it is not oof course sent to the school inm ChinaChina-because

triDuted in al year more too any object of missionmision-because

mission-ary

tiethat hlother CclllY shall goo Illto till interior aminnd-

or

and-

occupybecause the whole yearyearsealtJapppropriation has beenbeen-

orary work than the JJoard had paid annually too itit-

But occupyCulr the statlOlI of brother DvidrvHI at AbbeokutaAbbeokuta-or

Abbeoluta-This

hhcokutf-

ltheor will be sent by the Treasurer or drawn foror bybby-

theBut the temptation was resisted as we didit notriot-

wish Tins1111 isIii a mutual accommodation and keeps ourour-the

our-

stationsour-

urer

our-

stationsthe missionary at the proper time If our TreasTreas-urer

wish to seem critical with so good a reportreport-urer

report-which stations manned as bebeforeore Brother David hophop-

it

hopeshopes-

asurer pays thirtythirty dollars annually to the school isis-

itwhich we had approved before It came beforebeforeCanonsbefore-the as isis elsewhere stated that hishi healhealthh may be so rere-

Jre-

storedre-

an

re-

storedit not the same as if the young ladys seven dollarsdollars-and

the Convention by pointing out shall we saysay-

aIJ Jt3i stored that ll1in aL few ninfbmonths bnto shall gomi backack toto-

andto-

Africato-

the

to-

Africaandan fifty cents were sent each quarter To makemake-the

a supererogatory speck upon itt And we hopehope-tlie

hope-that Africa Englishnls1 missionaries return to EuropeEurope-

everyEurope-

everyIropIrop-

littlethe matter very plain for our young contributorscontributors-A

that all future missionaries of the Boardoall willwill-

Awill-

understand everyeer three yearsc1r byh special agreementlrcemen BrotherBrother-David

Jhothe-

doll

Brother-DavidA little girlglr wants to buy with her own money a waxwax-

dollunderstand that the contributions for them areare-

not David sailed from New Yorkv for Africa on thethe-

COit

the-

eighthdoll in Xew York for next Christmas which willwill-

costnot independent of but auxiliaryau x ilin rJ to the apap-

propriations C1clghth of JanuaryJmuILrunuarv rr-

cost lS7filS7f-

ithere

b7ttb7tt-

therecost ten dollars and she can send to her AuntAunt-there

propriations of the Board The business men ofof-

thethere one dollar and twentylive cents a weekweek-The

theth churches should explain this to the societiessocieties-The

societiesl-

lCsocieties-

andN0N0-

GLORIOUSGLORIOUS NEWS FROM THE EASTEAST-

receives

EAST-

receivcs

EAST-

TheThellC Aunt buys at once the doll for ten dollars andand-

receivesand especially to the young people while theythey-mustreceives the one dollar andnn twentytwenty1vefive cents weekweek-

lymust not discourage those who will only concolt-tribute

The following notice of the wonderful work ofof-

lyof-

gracely1 Now is not that exactly the same thing as andand-better

tribute to some specific object or person On thisthis-there

grace among the Teloogoos wo copy from the ExEx-

betterEx-

betterEx-

aminerbetter than if the one dollar and a quarter werewere-taken

there mayma be absolute reliance that everyever missionmission-ary

aminer and Chronicle of the 17th of OctoberOctober-

takenOctoher-

takenOctober-

Thetaken weekly to the store where the doll is boughtbought-In

ary andan missionary object under the Board rere-

delvesThe work of God amongamol1fY tho Teloogooa is thethe-

Inthe-

Inthe-

MostIn the case of our work it is not only better forfor-

theceives in our annual appropriation all and comcom-monly

most wonderful in the historyhistr of modermodern missionsmissions-

themissions-

theminions-

Drthe Board to pay the missionaries statedly and thethe-

peoplemonly more than all that contributors sond forfor-

thatDDI Iart10ck toldtol111sus on Friday last that to AugustAugust-

people

August-7th

Al1ust-

people 7t1 moresnore tlathan TEN lUOUSAND conconvertsverts had unitedunited-with

united-withpeople supply the moneymone as theythe can but it is thetim-

eonlythat missionary or missionary object This clearlyclearly-understood

withKinlSoKinlSoo-nly the IIIMission1881011 churches 1 lhat H lone star onon-

onlyoi-

ltheonly way that the business under the present oror-

ganizationunderstood might save some anxiety on the partpart-of

I the west side of the Bay of Bengal which came soso-

ganizationso-

ganizationS-

Onearganization can possibly be conducted And wewe-

haveof contributors and no little annoyance on the partpart-of

nearear to beingbcil1 extinguished in 185UlSrd has become aa-

have

a-

have

a-

brillianthave been surprised to see that some contributorscontributors-have

of the BoardBoard-

Some

I brilliant constellation lighting up a wide circle ofof-

a

of-

thethe moral heavens Nothing1 in all the marvelmarvel-lave

marvel-Ions

ahave1lave notno tt realizedren Ii z d thattl 1a t theirtl leiI responsibilityresponSlul 1 It endedcnended-when

dcd Some time agoao we published the action of thethe-American

Ions history of the Karen missions equals what isis-

whenis-

whenis-

goingwhen they received the receipt of the Board forfor-

theAmerican Miss Uaion ou this subject It is so apap-propriate

I KoillS0111 9In amongunon tlie Teloogoos the interestinginteresting-thethe moneymOlle they have donated Then the responsiresponsi-bility

propriate to our present lineUn of thought that it willwill-bear

racc of say 1G000i001 GOOOOOO of peoplepeople whosehose hometome is inin-

bilityin-

bUlty

in-

Southernbility of the Board which I Southern India rcacling liOO or 000 miles up thdCthd-

Cthe

thethe-

Baybegins responsibilityresponsibility-

theybear to be It ofrepeated a twas part a reportrepo r prepre-bcnted BaythDay on thc other s1le of it from urmah anan-

yandand-

westwardtheythe y deeplydcep lJ realizerelrlze andnn d seekseek tot0 dischargeISC large as un rentednted by Dr Moss andJ1n adopted at Cleveland O I westwardwcstward nbout 300 miles in thc interior

I

FOREIGN MISSION JOURNALJOTJHISTALF-

OREIGN

88-

FOREIGN

3-

FOREIGNFOREIGN MISSION JOURNALJOURNALRI-

CHMOND

JOURNALH-

IOID10D

JOURNALIt1-

CIDIOND

LETTER FROM DR GRAVESGRAVES-

CANTONGRAVES-

CANTONready to hear the story of Jesus and his lovelove-Two

love-Two

vovo-

CANlONCANTON Aug 21st 18781878-

Saving

1878-

Saving

Two persons were baptized there In July and fourfour-or

fout-or

four-oror five others manifested much interest in the subsub-ject

sub-jectRICHMOND YA OCTOBEK 1S781S7-

8OUR

187-

8OUR

1S7-

8OUR

Saving ExchangeExchange-Thank

Exchange-Thank

ject of ChristianityChristianity-

OurThank the Hoard for their appropriation 35003500-for

3Onr-Ol

3500-forfor current year If it has not been sont yon maymay-not

IOur Expositor cut offoff-

As00-

lIotoj-

notOUR MISSIONARIESMISSIONARIESCH-INA

MISSIONARIESMISSIONARIESOJI-INA

not forward it for the present I have a friendfriend-here

fr i end I As the Ogbornoshaw is beyond the line of thethe-contendinghere who wishes to send some monej to the UnitedUnited-

StatesUnited-

Statescontending armies no news has been received fromfrom-MCHINACHINA-

AT

OJIINA-AT

CHINA-AT

States andalii it will bo It saving to both him and thethe-Hoard

the-Board

M LIJo Stone the expositor from the time lie rere-

turnedre-

BOl11re-

turnedAT TuNdTUNUNCI CIIAUlIIIAUI1AUI1 O CliefooCheoo1T Ip Crawford MrsMrs-Oruwford

111-81rLwonl

Blrs-rawfordOruwfordrawford Mr S Jr Holmes IMiss IjI Moon Woo TuwuuTuwuu-

ChnultlWUU-

OhallIswun-

Cltall

Hoard if I draw the money here and give him anan-order

an-order

turned there from Lagos in April till I left in AuAu-gust

Au-order

Au-gustChnu natlvnilatlvolastorilatlvolastor-

ATpilorpilor-

ATpaKtor-

A1order on the Treasurer for the amountamount-

Theamount-

Thegust previous to that his reports were very favorfavor-able

favol1-

11tefavor-

ableAT SHANGHAIHIIASIIIIAIlUJM T1 YaksYnttslIrsMrs Yatis WongllngWongVon Ping SailSail-native

Sau-

natloSan-

native The HouseHouse-I

able and full of promise for the futurefuture-

The

future-

I

future-

Thenative pastoraster and one nativenatt iisslstimtiisslstimt-

ATAT CANTONOANTUSHK II Graves Mrp OravosMlBsLulaOrlwJs1lIssGraves Bliss Iuln WhllWhll-diii

Wllil-den

Villi-c1ln

I fear I about land forfor-builling

am again disappointed The WarWar-building

Jral-hlllllitig

War-

Therediii Yonp Sitiiltll San and Hnviii other native assistants andand-Ulblewoinen

aud-BibloWOIIHn

and-IIbiewomenUlblewoinenIIbiewomen building I concluded a bargain with a man for aa-

housea-

llollsoa-

houseAFIIIOAAFIIIOA-AT

house and lot for a3200200 Hy tearingtcutw down partpart-of

There Is more hope of an early termination ofof-

ofof-

ofof-

theAT AiuiKiwuTAAJlIIEOIWTAPP 0 LUKOSLagosWW J David and two nana-ive

ni-llouEollotllnts

na-ive

of the old buildingIJIilllIlI and putting upupoaa twostorytwostory-house

thVthe war between the Egbas andan YorubasYorlJbts than hashas-

househas-

Itollsehas-

existedivelouEollotllntslouEollotllnts-AT

nptiihttintKnptiihttintK-AT house we wouldwOllldltaehave had convenientcOIlClrient premises forfor-

aboutexisted for a number of months Tins is owing toto-

aboutto-

auoutto-

anLAGOSWW AV and native assistantassistant-ITALY

flsslstan-tITAIY

assistant-ITALY

AT IjAfios Colley ono internal dissatisfaction in the ranksau in and homeshome-sIabout TiOfli 000 But he has not come near me sincesluice-

IITALYITALY-AT

ITAIY-AT

ITALY-AT

I concluded the verbal about a fort off the contending tribes andan a general dissatisfacdissatisfac-

nightdlssatisfac-

1I1lttdissatisfac-

tionAT KOMICItml1CiG H Taylor and Slgnor CocordaCocorda-IA

agreementP1P-

1ago tlon of tile adjoining natives north east and southsouth-

wassouth-

Theouth-

wsII LA TouitTOJItIiIuorSifcnor FerrarisFerraris-

MILANItrrars-

l1J1AHnorFerraris-

BI11ANSignornight agoIWO andandlI fear allallllahas fallen through ThereThere-was

I

MILANl1J1AHnorSItfnor 1Ubchctto1UbchcttoM-OHUNA

ltlclHttuI-I

larclhcttu1-1onlNA

was asaslhalmofotis almost universally the case some oppooppo-sition

ltc only lighting done has been between kidnapkidnap-

sltionklnaps-

itionkidnap-

pingII MOHUNAA and OAUIIUAAltltSignorIt IISlnorSlpnor MartlnelliMartlnelli-NAIIH

JIllrUnplllI-I

Martinel-liNAIIIsSignor sition made to sellingellilw property to foreignersforeigners-

ThePS parties In fact the principal object ofo thethe-war

the-o

the-warII

II NAIIHIVANAIIIsSignorSlKior ColomboColombo-HAUL

ColomboI-I

Colomb-oIBAnlSignor

o war on the part of the Yorubas of Ibadan isis toto-lite

to-

kidnap44HAULBAIIIOgnorlUitiiiTTA

yifjnorSitfiwr

VolpiVolji-lUitiiiTTA

Volpi-HAItIlTTA HasiltHasiltI-KIANI

Hasllt-1IANII

ltasileI-SLAND

lite ChurchChurch-Since

kidnapkidlll1 andan sell into domestic slavery while thethe-Since

the-Sillce

the-ErbasIKIANI or01 SAUHINIAHAIIIIINIAHIgnorSijjnor CcxstiCcxsti-

VKNitK00108-

11VySHIHII1l0rCors-

uFocltSilrnurSince 111uItlast wrote I have baptized two in CanCan-

tonEgbas act on the defensivedefensive-

tondefensive-

TheVKNitKVySHIHII1l0rSlirnor ItellondiItellond-

iCENTRAL

UlIolllll-

CEN1RAL

11llonii-

CENTRAL

ton there is another hopeful case of conversionconversion-andand the man expectsxpect to presentJrCiellt himself before thetile-chllrch

the-chillell

II-

Illal lite 1ProspectProslect-When

rosjectrosject-

churchCENTRAL COMMITTEESCOMMITTEES-Thtj

church next Sunday51111day-

We

I

When this war is ended the more than three milmil-We

mil-WI

mil-lionsThe Central Committeesoini nittees presentedplll5ellteLllwlowbelow havehave-

beenhavc-

teenhave-

been

We are havinghatI very goodgoo congregations now asatas-

thelions of Yorubaepeaking people into whose lanlan-

theIan-

thelan-

glutgebeen appointed by this Hoard of Foreign Missions-according

MissionsMissions-according

l1ions-ueconllng

the weather is favorable and the Government exex-aunimiations

gnagerltwe the Bible and other books will have beenbeen-animation

been-alllillatin

been-translatedanimation have brought a number of students toto-

thetranslated have their doors open for the receptionreception-

theaccording to the order of the Southern JlaptistJlaptist-Convention

JlaptlstJ-OIl

Baptist-Convention

the city of the missionary of the gospel Then beyond thethe-Inquiring

the-lllluiriu

the-riverConventionJOIl 11 t iOIl WeVo regret although it isi from nono-

faultno-

faultno-

faultInquiring Students I riVer Niger we will have the powerful and intelliintelli-

Hrotherintel1-

iBrotherIntelli-

trotfault of the Hoard that the list isI not completecomplete-The

Hrothertrot htronrgasTongonlY has returned from K6 Chan HeJ Ie I1 8t tribe off HousasreadylIousa llllly for us and thence downdown-

wasdown-

wasdown-

sasThe ladies of theset hle rominittees do not act on theirtheir-own

their-own

theiro-

wmiwas there duringdllri7Ig the examinations and manyman ofof-

theeither bank of the XigerIgerlilltill it empties into thethe-

thethe-

tltethe-

AtlanticAtlantic there docile tribes who will hearhear-

borrowhear-

hOlrowhear-

borroware gladlyown responsibility They are the olilclallyolllclall andand-

formallyand-

formallyand-

tornlaliythe students came to talk of religionrelirJioll and to buy orborrow Christian bookshool Severalevelfl men have come I the gospelgospel-

asformally appointed representatives of tilt ForeignForeign-Mission

FtJlIgn-msilJ1

1oreigtl-MisiOli

asa enquirers there butJilt none have openly come out I I have no doubt as to the future of African mismis-

onmis-

onmis-

oltMission Hiurd1111IIIoiof the Southern Haptist ConventionConvention-As

on the Lords side I sions To the practical minded andall observingobserving-

J7

observing-

healthAs snuli we0 ask confidentlyCOli IlIllI t If for them in their deldel-

icatedel-

icateclcl-

katelIealthJ7 I1wl jj j Yoruban who has heard the gospel and seen itsits-Jieaitti

its-

fruitsJieaitti ana neipHelp-I

fruits there is but little question as to the superisuperi-J

superi-orityicate and ditllenlt work the sympathy and aid ofof-

theof-

theof-

theJ have been very well of late excepting a slightslight-

attackorityolityofof the ChristianChristianrelilriol1religionrcliion lie recognizes bothboth-

attackboth-

attackboth-

temporalthe Christian women of their respective StatesStates-We

Statc-We

States-We

attack from which I am now sufleringmfrclIl Mrslrs G isis-

verytemporal and spiritual blessingsblesilJgs conferred by itit-

veryit-

VlHTit-

TheWe need and desire and aim at havinghaill aa-

Womensa-

Womcnsa-

Wouteusvery well Misslis Whilden is stilltill at Swatow wherewhere-she

The former he has lovingly sought of his priest andand-she

and-he

and-hisWomens Missionary Soeiwty in everyeer HaptistHaptist-

churchBaltite-

hllrchBaptist-

chureltshehe expects to remain until after September 1st1st-Site

hisis fetishes and the latterlatter is 7IOtnot wanting in hishis-She

his-Sho

his-bosomShe writeslitc init good spirits and is enjoyingclljoyillghclher visitvisit-

butbosom If warmhearted earnest consistent andand-

butand-

butand-

patientchurch of the SouthSOli tit Any changes or modilimodili-cations

1Il0ili-catiolls

uinodit-

icatiolt5but does not feel very strong yetyet-

Ipatient missionaries go there and give the idea ofof-

Iof-

Iof-

permanencecations which the committees may be pleased toto-

maketo-

willto-

makeI hope yon will give your earnest considerationconsideration-

topermanence to their mission there will be multimulti-

tomulti-

tomulti-

tudesmake will he approved by the BoardBoard-

P

to what 1 wrote before about a colleague for MissMiss-W

liss I tudes ready to learn of JesusJesus-W

Tesus-rWr and for myself CannotlIlllot brother SimmonsSimmons-

returnll-

retllllIwV J DAVIDDAVID-

returnDAVID-

I

DAVID-

REFORM

DAVID-

REFORM

P1 S5AfterAfter sending the above to press the lacklack-of

lack-of

lack-of

return to Canton ii-

GoodI-

Goodof space restricts our publication of the commitcommit-tees

cOUlmit-tecs

cotlltuit-tees

Good will to allall-

Iall-

I

I

tees to the names of theirtheirr-

llAIKMKX

theil-

llAIHIIX

their-

lIIAIIJIIN

REFORM IN MADAGASCARMADAGASCAR-I

MADAGA-

SCARFOREIGN

MADAGASCA-

RAccordingI hope youvonOI1 have succeeded inill the effort to raiseraiseraisei-

OOOi

rllAIKMKX AINI COiUialONIING SKCItETARIESSKCItETARIE-SAlabama

SEeItElAltIlS-AlabrllllCtIIi

SECILEIARIE-

SA1abautaMrs5000000 for the Home chapelchapelM-

MrsI According to the Leeds Mercury very encouragencourag-

Mrsencourag-

ingMrs11 G joins me in bending Christian love ReRe-mettnber

I ing1JO progress is taking place in Madagascar amountamount-member

amount-mell1bel

amount-ingAlabamaAlabrllllCtIIiMrs JT H Hawthorne chairmanchairman-

Montgomerychairman-

lontllIwlychairman-

Molltgoutery member us to all the brethren in KichmondRichmond-Y

ingin in ellecttoeffect to a peaceful revolution AmongAmongotherAmongother-YOllr

otherother-Your

other-Your

other-actsMontgomery Missis Brooke llatchett correspondingcorresponding-

secretarycOIlespolHlillg-

l5ecletuTcorresponding-

secretary YourYotir brother in ChristChrist-R

I actsacts the Queen has appointed a new class of ofllofll-

KoU-

noffi-

cialssecretary Montgomeryon tgolllClYtgolllClY-Cornelia

ChristiK III GRAVESOUA VESVES-

FROM

ES clals who seem to be a kind of amalgamation ofof-

chiefof-

chiefof-

chiefGeorgiaGeorgiaMrsMrs Cornelia Cunningham chairmanchairman-Atlanta

chaitman-Atlallta

chairman-Atlanta chief constable school visitor registrar and sanisani-

vRnwsl1ui-

FROM

sani-

taryAtlanta MisslIs Jennie II Clayton correspondingcorresponding-secretary

concvonLlillg-rcelctu

correrpordiing-secretary

tary inspector One or more of these officersocers will bebe-

plccdbe-

placedFROMvRnw REVRFV wW JT DAVIDDAVIDDAVID-

HissecretaryrcelctuAtlantaKentuckyMIsAtlantaAtlanta-

KentuckyMrsAtlant-

aJc1ttllckllrplaced in 15G towns and villagesofvillages of Imeriin the cencen-

Jlmce-

nJhcen-

tralKentuckyMrs U A Bell chairman LouisLouis-ville

Louis-tlle

Louis-ville

Jlm HealthHealth-

Last

I

Itraltral province where the reforms are first to be atat-

Lastat-

Lastat-

temptedvilletlle Missli Aggie Oiborne corresponding secretary Last August I sadly and bitterlybittcd realized thethe-fact

tempted On July 4th ofo the present year those justjust-fact

just-fact

just-appointedLouisvilleLouisville-

MississippiLouisvi-

llcfississlPiItsIMiilsvil-

leMississpiMrs fact that t had returned to Africa too soon and thatthat-unless

appointed to the new offices were assembled in111 AnAn-

nnlessAn-

unlessAn-

tananarivoMississippifississlPiIts311TAMrs JJ L Johnson chairman OxOx-

fordOx-

cmfOx-

ford unless 1 hastened away and stayed away untilthetnntilthe-aliment

I

tananarivo and in the presence of a large numbernumber-ailment

nnmber-ailmcnt

number-offord Mrs115 A JJ Quinchc corresponding secretary ailment was thoroughly eradicated from my systemsystem-

thereof people were formally instructed init their workwork-

therework-

therework-

TheOxfordOxford-Missouri

Oxfor-dJIitsoll1ilrs

Oxfor-dMissouriMrs there was but littlelittl hope of future usefulness onon-

my

I

The instructions were preceded byb a preamble inin-

myin-

myin-

whichMissouriJIitsoll1ilrsMrs O IP Mossoss chairman LibertyLiburtLiburt-lis

my part in that country The sea voyage of fortyforty-three

which the Queen devoutly returns thanks to GodGod-

threeGod-

threeGod-

forMisslis Maggie Emerson corresponding secretary three days from Lagos to New York wavia LiverpoolLiverpool-improved

for the introduction of the gospel into her kingking-improved

king-illlprovell

king-domLibertyLibertyJ-

Yortltimproved me veryveryery much MyIy hope is that in fivefive-

ordomdom and then sets forth her purpose in appointingappointin-gorNorth CarolinaCmoUlla1rMrs JT ML Heck presidentpresident-

llaleighprcsilleut-

Hllleighpresident-

Italeigli or six months thethe invigorating atmosphere and thethe-

comfortsthe SakaizamBohitra friends of the towns TheyThey-

comfortsThey-

arerhey-

comfortsllaleigh Mrslrs Jl G Lewis corresponding secresecre-tary

sccr-tary

secre-tary comforts of home will restore me to wonted healthhealth-

State

I

I are chosen she says U to take care of my kingking-

fking-

domtary KalcighKalcigh-Month

I dom to encourage the people to learn wisdom toto-

causef 11 xreViMonth CarolinaUalolillaIJsMrs E C Edwards chairmanchairman-Society

chairman-Society

chairm artart-Society

State of the MissionMission-

Thecausc the chldrn to go00o to school to induce thethe-

Thethe-

rhethe-

idleSociety Hill Missliss M1 E Mclntosh correspondingcorresponding-secretary

corrcsponclillg-ccretary

corresponding-secretary

The state of the mission isis still promising notnot-

withstandingicuc to work5work to encourage the diligent to makemake-

withstandingmake-

witlHtanlingmake-

mysecretary Society HillHill-Tennessee

IIHill-TCtnessceMiss

illillvie withstanding the dark clouds of war continue toto-

hangjny people totol1wc11dwell happily in the possessions theythey-

hangthey-

hangthey-

haveTennesseeTCtnessceMissMiss Evievie Brown chairman XahXah-i

Xah-me

Xuli-Tille

hang over the countrycountr The station at Lagos isis-

notI

have and to help the widows and orphans TrulyTruly-not

Truly-a

lruly-noti villeme Miss1188 HettieScovellBeHle Scoell corresponding secretary not so much affected by this evil as the interiorstalI1terlOrinteriorstat-lotns

staI a noble project this of the faroff Island QueenQueen-

tionsQueen-

tionsQueen-

MARRIAGE

NashvilleNashville-I

Nahillc1-cxav

Nashville-Texas

tions The school there continues to doO wellwell-

withweB-

witltwell-

withI Texas General AssociationAssociationMrsMrs O WclbornWclborn-chairman

Welborn-ellairtnul

reI bornborn-chairmall

with an average attendance of thirty childrenchildren-many

rcrc-

manyII II-

manychairman Dallas Miss1188 S Mayay corresponding secsec-retary

sec-lctary

sec-retary

many of whom learn to read andfin write with casecase-

TheI MARRIAGE IN AFRICAAFRICA-

TheAFRIOA-

1heAFRICA-

Revretary DallasDallas-

TexasDallas-

1cxasDallas-

TexasThe first principles of mathematics seem as natunatu-ral

natu-ralTexas nRevev WV JT1 DavidD aVI informsinorm s us thatt1 II-

soonat min Central AfAf-

soon

Af-ral

Af-

ricaStale Convention thc food eat AsAs-

soonC01HCllftlrsMrs JT M C UrcakerUrcaker-

chairmanUrcakcr-

thalrmallBreaker-

chairmanral to Yoruba children as they

chairman Houston Miss1I O C Pope correspondcorrespond-ing

soon as they can talk they begin to count cowriescowries-and

j

rica the marriage relation is guardedualded by the mostmost-

andmost-

atIllmost-

stringentingIII secretary HoustonHouston-I

and their system of counting develops the aboveabove-principles

stringent laws Some of the facts which he menmen-principles

men-principlcs

men-

tionsI VirginiaI irginiatrsMrs JT H Jeter president IlichIlich-

niondHich-

mOIHlRich-

uloudprinciples Occasionally new faces are added toto-

the

I

titlontwithtions withtl regard to the morals of the people area-rerSfflttlflTIJSSSi

are-thc

are-

quiteniond MrsIts Edwin Wortham corresponding secsec-

i

sec-retarJ

sec-retary

thc conglegatiou antI we trllst tothto the fold of ChllstChrist-AsrSfflttlflTIJSSSi I qUesurprsquitet e surprisingl1rpr iri 1100 Are tltheyoyee-

thany as particular in LibeLibe-

than

Libe-

riai retary KichmondKichmond-

TheHichmom-

lnlRichmond-

TheAs Abcokuta is the scat of war It ISis more aflectedaffected-than

gUtThenl corresponding secretaries are hereby offioffi-

ciallyo11-

1ciallythan either of the other stations Muchuch moremorec1fortefforteffort-Is

I

riaIm The Liberia Association at its last meetingmeeting-

is

meeting-

passedcially Informed that their respective committeescommittees-whoso

committees-whose

committees-whose

is required to get a full congregation in the chapelchapel-than

passed thc followingfollowiu resolutionresolution-than

resolution-than

resolution-

Resolvedwhose names theythe have have been appointed by than formerly owing to the fact that the men areare-

gcuemllyare-

generallynn-

generallythe Boardoar as well as the abovenamed olllcersolllcers-where

generally engaged watching the enemy and thethe-

womenResolved That should a member of any BaptistBaptist-

womenBaptist-

womenBaptist-

churchwhere thetitertitercommittees till to church belonging to this Association in hishi otltclalotltclal-

themselves

oflIcia-

lthcmsclvcs

officia-lcapacity

committees have not been completedcompleted-we

women are strivingstlivinr from morningmorlll10 night0 keepkeep-themselveswe would be glad if measures will be promptly themselves and childrenchildlcn from starving HoweverHowever-their

capacity unite any person in marriage who hashas-

theirhas-

theirhas-

beentaken for their completion and the names reported their houses are ever open to us Waiere1ere we can gengen-erally

beeneen unscripturally divorced the church oiwmcaoiwmca-orally

of whichwhich-he

hichhich-

crallyto our Boardnoard-

i

orally find two or three dozen persons who are he Is a member isIS recommended to exclude mmm-

mFOREIGN

himhim-

llte

i

4 FOREIGN MISSIONM JOUHISrLJOUHISrLLET-

TERJOURN ALAL-

d uu-

LETTERd

LETTER FROM REV T P1 CRAWFORDCRAWFORD-

SANCRACRAWFORD-

SAN

WltORDWltORD-

SANNiger HaveIIa a yonOlt heard from Mr11 David ExcuseJxcnie-Hie

RICHARD L WOODWARDWOODWARD-meSAN FRANCISCOnANCISCO Sept 10th 1878187-

8Laying

1878-

Layillg157-

8Laying

me for writing of trifles to you I hope you011 arealC-8tl11

are-still

Ass we go to presspJc the tidings oomo to us thatthat-still

that-this

that-thisstill Jiill11 ffoocl health 1lunam improvingilllHOvillg-

Withititllrovitlr-

Withtthis of tIle choicest ofJyoung man one the cchoicechoic-espirits

cholco-

Sllllltschoic-

espiritsjLaying inl StrengthStrength-

IWith good wishes your obedient servantflnw-

trWr MAiisirMAiisir-

Niger

MA1tSII-

THE

Lus H spirits of Richmondji rCollegen andi oft thei vvt-his

FirtUapFirtUap-tist

FiJ6t napna-ptit

Bap-

tiltI reached liero on the 24th of last month veryvery-much

very-much

eryery1-

11uch tist church of this has been translntofcity loUioloUio-heavenly

16 1110111-

0heavenlymuch improved and strengthened in my nervousnervous-system

l1lr01l8-system

nervous-systemsystem Thelie sea voyage rest and change of circir-cumstances

ch-

cUl11stancefcir-

cumstancesTHE POWER OF LITTLESLITTLES-

NBWLITTLES-

N1heavenly landlan JIow is the strong stallftllnluQkcnftllnluQkcn-Hlltl

brokenbroken-and

broken-

nbroken-

NKWbrQkcn-

andNKWN1 N CC OctCt M1t 21 1878ISi8-D

157-8Dr111

BKRNhave ellect both onon-

mind01-

1mindon-

mind11-

RULES

cumstances had the happiest andl thet beautifulbealltlflllrollbealltlflllroll-THE

rodrod-

THE

mind andnne bodyOlh I am however still undecidedundecided-whether

undecided-whether

undecided-whether

DrDDr111n H A1 lllpJa-Dear

TnppcrTnppcr-Dear

Tapper-Dearwhether to remain here a month or two more andand-

thenand-

thenand-

thenDear BrotherBlothelEllclolEnclosed you will ilndtill 10 to aidaid-

inah1-

inaid-

inthen return to China or to cross over to the EastEast-ern

Iast-ern

East-ern

in sendingSPllt1ill M5sIi Sallie Stein to China A member11IllIhtr-of

RULES OF THE BOARD AS TO SPECIAL CONTRfCONTRf-of

CONTR-BUTIONS

CONTRI-BUTIONSern States to spend the winter and return to ChinaChina-

inof this churchclllrchwhiehwhich is a poor oneolllblingbeing touchedtouched-by

BUTIONSBUTIONS-by11 her letter in thetl last JOURNAL in which shehl sofO-

eHlllstlvso-

ealllestlybyin the early Spring 1 DonationsonllionIl1l1Ildonations mndo to any speciiiclwcil1t object aro to im underunde-rearnestly

under-Slood

Under-stoodI am veryOIJ much inclined to take the formerformer-

courseformer-

COllrseformer-

courseearnestly begs to be sent to China11111a determined toto-

mnlwto-

makestood us included in tho appropriations ivh tin Hoard to thatthat-

makethlth-

lobjctthat-

objectthe latter I would be thethe-wiser

the-wiser

the-Wiser

make anati ollort in her behalf lie proposed contricOlltr-ibntion

contri-butions

oWcci not as supenuided to themthem-Kiitir

tllll1-1rillcourse though suspect

Kiitirbillions rfOf livefUM mntocents TimIIhelie en10n Isi j tinttlO resultre1I1t-YOllrs

result-Yours

tocnlf 2 The expenses of nil regular missionary work appointpointpoint-edwiser In that case I might layla in strength enoughenough-

toodor11 approvedor by ththll Hoard and for which fund an transtrnn-smittld

trans-mlitecto last another ten years or so and bel able to finishfinish-

myHnish-

mIiitisit-

niyYOllrslours fraternallyfrPInnl1frPInnl1-

Pfratornally-F

milmittldted through our Hoard shall bo Includedin and coveredcovere-dF

covered-by

covered-byF WV HANCOCK ClerkClerk-

THE

by the appropriations madn annually to our mlslotis andand-funds

nnd-funtl

and-fundswithout another break But Im course am veryvery-

anxiousvery-

anxiousCIYCIY-

anxiollsmy funds sent through our Board specially for such work shaUshall-

boshaU-

blJshaU-

beanxious to be at home with my111 familya11111 and at mymy-work

my-work

illy-Work

to

bo understood as Koine to meet such appropriationsappropriations-THEwork in Tung Chow I dont like to double MrsMr-

sCsMr-

sCslrlr-

CsTHE MONEY MUST BE HADHAD-

Tile3 If nt any time tho donations to a speclfli object shouldshould-

amountshould-

amountamount to moro than Isappropriated or needed tor thatthittyearthittyear-the

lIltlnryearCs lest shehe also break downdown-under

down-lender

low-nuner

responsibilities long TheT 1 Ie terrible calamity of0 f our boilth WesternWestern-country

the Board may consider thenurplusthe surplus as retainedrltII ItHd tobtMlevoteiltobtMlevote-ilcountry

10hn devoteddevote-dtunderuner them i 1 1 tot absorb1 1 benev1benev-

olenttoSCltetoSClteOl-

eiltto tIWIIILJlHthe same oJjet unolhtr yearyear-

ThetlLrt t 0 or our WIWYours very trulytruly-

Ttlul countryconn ry mightm 1 seem enoughCHOllg 7ht allll rultl llUlcave 710 refTr7ICrefvrrnce tll donatiOII of xieiesfitti 7101 conco-

nolentcon-

tucaedolent Sympathies and1111 Contributions IlUt SUCh isIs-

thenraedwitti7UClttucaed with thet Southrn JlJjtist QmventinnaOmlmt al Tract and JHMtSocitRible SncieSncie-

tiesT1 1P CRAWPOKDCRAWPOKD-

LETTER

RARAWFORDRAWFORD-

LETTER

WFOBDWFOBD-

LETTER

1 to tic to 1vlncli t lie JJtrd w1tItieiortifuTdiSorbutldinytttctowtiichthelioiraMakttnorqhtitl or7 tnfuTI4frnofunds for buildl71J1 710 ttgrep-

ularthet 1 IC wisdom of0 f thet 1 w Divine governmentoYlrl11ltnt that proviprovi-

dentialular ajprojmationtajprojmation-

tdentialappropriatio-

nlentialappropriation-

sRECEIPTSLETTER FROM AN AGED EGBAEGBA-

IvEMBAEGB-

AKElllA

ELBA-

KEIIBAdential dispensations neverIHl run counter to eithereither-liis

either-his

either-hisIvEMBA ABEOKUTA AFRICAAFRICA-

JebusAFHICA-

JehusAFRICA-

Jebushis purposes or the performance of his commandsconltnands-Safely

RECEIPTS FOR FOREIGN MISSIONSMISSION-SSafely

MISSION-SSafely

MISSIONS-

EltonJebus and EgbasEgbas-Jev

Egbas-Rev

Egbas-Rev

Safely may it be assumedassumcI that there are ampleample-means

FHOMUOM SEITKMIIKII 24111tTII TO OCTOIIKII iiiMII 1878187-

8means

187-

8menns

157-

5ALAnAILASaletnRev and Dear SirSir-The

Sir-The

Sir-The

means in the hands and usual willingness in thethe-

heartsAIAHAMAAIAOAMSlemSalem Association hv O W Carlisle TrTr-

A1400 Tuslmloosa Association byIII T1 M IJiirliouriHOrtiBarbour 110x110x-

byIOOOIOO-

OleartsThe kingkin of Jehu has killed several of his subsub-jects

snsn-

jectssub-

jectsheartsI

A of0 f GodsGr Ol 1 S peoplepeol 1 e to support thet 1 Il gospelgO1lgospel-among

1 by WVVwukej

11IlII Cahaba ValleyYnlt AssociationAs ociation for HOllltoim chnpelchnpe-lamono

chnle-lamong

chape-lki0jects for secretly sellingse1lin some articles of trade toto-

theto-

theto-

theamonoamong theuic heitheniiLuntn letILC theUIL factiitt thatnunt theim fundsfunds-received

minis ki0VoW and Central Association 07507Wo s Wrw andant wifewitc Ifefl 1cOO1cOO-by

2002p0-bythe people of Ibadan This king is obliged to hebe-

anhe-

anhe-

altby T M 1JanpyBallI Corresponding Sectc Hethel AssociationAssociatio-

nreceivedA oclllIonoclllIo-

nllceivclreceived by our Board for generalgnlrlllHlpOl5purposes sincesince-the

43903ooJI nicbee Association 033 M1 vino Hanm AssociationAssociatio-ne

of the well assured that ifif-

Abeokutaif-

Abeokl1tnif-

Abeokutaan ally Egbas being Ji13VOUpthElAlloeillllonotwll1ch121llIrHoJIIIchalel41313 00 Bethel Association of which x1215 lor Home chajelAbeokuta should bee conquered by the Ibadans hehe-

wouldhe-

wouldhe-

Wouldthetl Ie lastI as t meetingmel t Ill of0 eftlntheIe rConventionConvcn tlon thave1 lnVe ibeen1 cell enen-

tirely40333J3j j aiuscio shoals Association byb JJ C Hubert 1b23A1b23-ATotal

23A23A-tirely

2300230-0tileljinHleqnatewould be the next to be attacked and enslaved byby-

theby-

thelbadansby-

thetirelytileljinHleqnateinadequate to carrcnrrr on our missions exciteexcite-the

Tota1 i2Sioi2Sio-

the12S1-

Othe

1281-

0AItKtxsAsFrontthethelbadansIbadans The Jebu king isi much superior toto-us

to-us

to-us

theme innuirvmquujlHlllhy inin evervCMIJ mompiouspiol heirtman whatwiMt uroiiortvpiopuiproperty hehe-

hasnt AUKANSASAnKAsFrolllFrom JT H1IlfnrSenScarcrrey secretarymecretitr of whichwllldI4c16fwllldI4c16f-

for18fO160-

forfor Jomn lW UnitedUnllll AssociationAottio for KoineKoin-ehas

Itolne-chapel

tom-ehn

chnpclius in111 point of government and the Egbas are farfar-superior

fal-nperior

far-superior hashn of the LordsTord which he might andan should concon-

tributechapel 4520520 by O 11 Lucas secretaryolcrtllr iesII reprtl lettt iocioc-

Q

IO-

ctrihl1to the Jebus in of Should thethe-

Ibadantill-

lbadanthe-

Ibadansuperior point arms 0510IO HentonvllleHpJI ton lIIt Association by 1 llnnairln1uttngfn Moderator1lmltrnlo-

r1125Total1odernto-

r1125ToutQ mt i n i iIbadan army come and encamp against AbeokutaAbeokuta-

thetributetrihl1 te to tinsHI i5 cause The moneymont must be hadhad-

andiiiTotai1125Total 41373541373-

5and3735373-

5and373-

5FLOitilASundrythe Jebus will take an active part in the light IfIf-

theIf-

theIf-

theand to Whom can we look but to tho churches ofof-

ourFIOIUUA1Ionl1lLSu11lIrySundry churches for HomoHOl1t1lhapllthapeldispeli7G07W by1J GG-

ourG-

Tthe population of Abeokuta be 200000 tlmtthat ofof-

Jebuof-

Jebuof-

Jebuour Southern Zion In the name of the MasterMaster-We

ater T Gresimm Ocaia less postage we113c 47374737-

woH7 373-

7we

37-

GJebu lands must beb than 000000 TheirTheir-very

Their-very

lhl1-very

more wo bcwf QKOKOIAGyOItOlA1IrsG Mrs HI TF HowesHowffMaconMaronaeon cli l3f S Hojklnvery fruitful and extensive lands arenr but little culcul-tivated

clil-

tivatcdcul-

tivatedwe begbeg-

Firstut j

IO1 MrslIrH1IarhLMaria H Fullerlou 11 fr Thomasville for Hoinitoggle chapel bytivated Elephants butlaloes tigers leopardsleopards-wild

leoparl-wild

leopards-wild

First that those who did not giveiYe to completecomplete-the

Jr HJeterB hIIr 10 Marietta church by11 I C jDlinon 43004300-C

30030-0it

10-

0tlCC11AlilrwlnnpentN Irwin Olll1t of which 4WI for Home HV0040004500-0Femalewild pigs and other African animals are abundantabundant-

inthetl Ie Homeome ChapelClit 1pl i11T1FundUUdllll i1 WillWIMI11 Come tforwardf01 m I1 now110 atldand-give

II I Kemnle Missionary1lIHlol Society Carteivillo rhIt1chael

byIt Mrs JanieJanie-oivo

Janie-Wilkes

Tl1n-

ltOivein their forests They are addicted to tradingtrain moremore-than

more-than

more-than giveoivo more liborillvliberallynoeranj toto thetue Jenciainpnoiil workwork-

SecondlyOIK Wllkea Tr 1fI19j19 WomensOIlIlIIS Missionary SocietynItI AmerlciisAmlrllIs-

binvrlcus-

chb b ch Mrs J A Kendrlck 1rest J174rTollIl01745Total-IENTUCKYIt

174fl TotalTota-lSecondlythan the Egbas butut the Egbas are better agriculagricul-

turersnOric11-

hIrersagricul-

turersby

Secondlylf ecOlH 11 v thatt I lat thoset loe whoW I 10 didd i d give10 to thist111this-special

veli tolstrantolstran-ers

turers The Jebus are veryvery much unkind to stranstran-gers

stran-gers

l KBJTIICKYtTUCKYH L Tlumimn1 Bnti of which 479730 forfo-rspecial

for-

Itolneoror-

8pecmlgersers so much so that all thethe people of the otherother-tribes

other-tribes

other-tribes

special Fund will not withhold their contributionscontributions-for

Homo chapel vi MilIiI iila Jr Hobertson LouisvilleLouisvillel-flOO

LOlIlHllIe-

fLoafsville-

15xtribes in this country are very much afraid of themthem-and

them-an

them-and

forf01 thet Ie ordinaryOlllllal1 expenseseXplll 0 es Of0 f our missionsmissionsmissions-Thirdly

Mary11lflOO1500ja r C

WomensHyanTrHYlLn Tr

MissionaryMissionaryKUKi Pravidenco

Societyolft HnsiUvlllechurch by1Jyn

bH

MrsDir-sMary AA-

ThirdlvA-

lhir1lyA-

Wilsonandan would not live among themthem-

Charmsthem-

GltallIlsthem-

ChartttsThirdlvlhir1lyimrcilj thatUMC tlioelUOe whoAMIO pxnootexpect toIO civeivrlLlUtl1iter ininin-

theWilson ijieaZJ235535J Womens Missionary Societyorlflt Kat ch LouIou-

tlLo1-

1Iwtlleivint for Home chapel 2J2 Clear Creek church by OWGI WW-Ie

VV-

ONealCharmsCharms-All

GltallIls-All

Charttts-All

thotl Ie yearer willI 1 considerconSH 1 cr tlietl Ie pressingIH 1 SlI1h needIlCC 1 ofo f thettile-Board

I Ie ONeal 700 Husseiiviiin church byb N LOURJon CoC 4so4so-Board

464-6Bonrd

445-0TotalBoard and be induced if contributecontribute1-

101wTotalTolal411OlliTolal411Olli-

now1601516015-

A

1so1-5IIAiYLANO1ranklin

All the an practicable tonatives Relieve that the charmasecharmsethatcharmsethatt-ho

thatthat-thethe man who has the ase can curse iiishi opponentopponent-and

now1101-wFourthly

MAUYLANO1IAIIYLAXIJrnnllinVrnnklin Squarequfrtl church Haltimore 15015-

0Fourthly10-

0Fourthly15-

0Eutawthat all wlio would haste the comillcl Eutaw Place church Kaitimore037vTotai243wKaitimore037vTotai243w-the

Baltlrnort O17Total I3752437-5MississtlrrTishanlingo

I375-

ofand death or madness follows lie curses a tree andand-it

nnd-it

and-it

Fourthly wto comingcorning-ofit withers andan animals also From the Jebus thisthis-

imaginedthis-

imainethis-

imaginedof the T1011ord Jesu will end somethingomethinlcl11111 tot spreadspread-his

nread1Jlna Missifisirn1IIFSIRSIIJITllllmmlnjioTislmminpo Association byI EI X SimmonsSimmon-

si ri 1jI11iS01555lft8fl less P O order inc 157617 Penrlearl Hiver AssociationAlIlocll1l1o-nbimaginedimaine curse is bought All able men in thisthis-

countrythis-

coulltrythis-

countryhihiss ikingdomklnrdOIlb

T amongamOIJCl tliei nationsnations-

A

1 by j K Auding tflowTouii ai7fli2Ir-l1IlsouuR

021750217-5DIisbouttlIt

ai7f-lMistouniHcountry keep an ase particularly the Egbas ManyMany-

educatedMany-

educatedJany-

educatedMistouniH SS-

chapelJnllclIlI ngflt of whichh jcOOVfK for HomeHom-

eA

Home-oA

home-chapeleducated natives and Christians believe in this imim-

possibleim-

possibleim-

possibleA LIBERAL CONTRIBUTIONCONTRIBUTION-

Achapel 491301953-

0Nonru9i309i30-

Apossible ase A few dayslar ago a lady of Kichmond tejipedstepped-into

Nourn OAiioLiNArrom J 1 iMeannt Tr wYo HAsHAs-fn

BA-

intoB AsA-

ssociatiafn tl HussionUcJnn lMntncnw1Kooms and handed ic tli5ifttllht soclatlva N O 20 60 fofof which jHtXlHUJI for Lomt chapelchapel-lessinto theAdherence to ForefathersForefathers-

EveryForefathers-

EveryForefathers-

Everyus thirtythirty-

dollarsoJ 11118P88 ex oCc 420232025O2 Murfreusboro1A-ll ch hy A McDowelllIcowellMcDowe-

ll1000TotalJebu dollars1 0 11 ar8 for the support of a pupil in Mrs115 CrawIIlWraw-fords

fciooolOOTotnlTotal 3025302-5fords

302-ifords

3025-SOUTH

Every man thinks himself strictly bound toto-

adhereto-

adhereto-

adhereadhere to the customs of his forefathers HenceHence-we

fords school A teacher of an infant classcnsfI in thethe-same

SOUTH CAKOLINACAItOIINAOJO JT n Columbia tf13OO1300 KeedjKeed-jsame

Hee-dsame

Reedy-Riversame city has arranged by various means toto-

directRiver Association of which 422 noO for BOInfom chapel by JnoJn-

orronJn-

odirectJno-

Aweve see that there there is not a single Jebu manman-converted

man-converted

man-converted onnillv flvin A Harksdale Tr11 I6SOIIJ Abbevlllp Asociatlon by AMA1I-

11lcJnrA hihi-

McIvertln nlitlrlroi 5ntrron o cum from the ClilUiieii riitdirect a goodl sumlIm into OUIout-rtreasuryconverted to Christianity or to Mahomedanism AtAt-

presentAt-

presentAt-

presentgoodly Mel1lcJnrvrr Sec ami Tr tMftSlrI1612ft2 rnonthlv concert collectioncollectio-

ntreasurycoilfctio-

ntreasllrycollectio-

nDarlingtonpresent there Is no hope of HvillnHvill-namongthem

treasury for the Home chapel Are there notnot-others

Darlingtonlrllnton ch by T IP Llde ll113GSO SundayHuIIII school FirstFirs-tOthers

Firs-tothers

Firs-tchurcha missionary livingliving-

amongliving-

among Others who might and will do likewise Are themthere-not

church Charleston for Home chapel by Mrsrrl Annie TT-

urtfT-

notT-

Shuckamongamongthemthem It isi death to of theirthp men whowho-would

whwh-woul

who-Would

any urtfnot momr wlinwho nnvnfCOVCt tinthe distinctioninotrM rvfof redeemedreleented-saints

Ill5clffhuc 11100l0 SparUinbnrK church by11 Tuo II MontgomeryMontgomery-Trwould openly profess Christianity or MahomedanMahomedan-

ismIahomedan-

ism

many Tr11 210 DarllnutonchDarlington ch for Home chapel by WV J AIA-IsailltS

A-ISlIltS

A-

texanderism A part of their lands border on Lagos butbut-none

hut-none

but-none

sailltS arising Mlin that day of laysd1 from thetl easteast-and

examler 10UO GreenvillwGrlcmIIIIJAlociallollAssociation byII Winm OoldumtthOoldumtt-hand

Oolilsmit-band

Goldsmith-Trand the west to call them blessedblessed-

RECEIPTS

TriTr 043011fj420 1JISS express charKesdtarI me 42 Ii Clieraw HnptistHnptis-tchurch

Bl1ptls-tchurch

Baptis-tchurchnone of them dare bring their produce to Lagos forfor-

salefor-

salefor-

salechurch for Home chapel by A Tjl EvansEVil f0110 IdlstoAiIdlstoAi-sociation

Jdlsto MM-

oeltlonA-

rsociationsale for his forefather never did so SwineSwi7Je areare-not

arc-not

fire-not

sociation by H In Ott0 Lt Tr11 278 lesss express charges 2M2-MRECEIPTS

2C-

RECEI1TS25-

c0253TotalRECEIPTS FOR ROME CHAPELCHAPEL-From

2fl3TotaI 6117617611761-

7F

1701717017-

TTViwj

1761-7TvN1SstcaIVatattga

not allowed to live among them thethey are devoteddevoted-to

evoted-toto the Oro which destroys themthem-

Humanthem-

Ilumallthem-

DumanfromFFromTTViwjro m ApnlAInMnAnpri l1lt711thIWiIt tot 0 nrfn1rUctOberVcot 1Jer oo22dI iftra18188187-

8Maryland1 8 j TKXSKSSKBTJoNESSEVltnl11L

N Carrler 6198Watanga038 First

Associationchh Nashville

forforIomo

Homochapel

chapelchap-elMaryland

brby

Human SacrificesSacrifices-At

Maryland 184184-

District50 byMissEvieby 1lIs Evlf Drown 1000 from churches ofofTrnnlSseeofTrnnlSs-

eeDistritTennesseeTennesse-

eDistrictTennesse-

eAssociationDistrict Of ColumbiaColumbia-West

Association by WV It Cooper Tr 188 CA 0 CJarkvlllCJarkvl-llVrt

Clarkwllle-Test

Clarksvill-ethroughAt the death of a king among the Jebus manman-

mennestVrt Virfrinii i1414-

Virginiai ni through J H Jeter of which 4252Hi for Hbine chapel 700700-

v700-

Ocoee01ninnyninny-men

many-men

Virginia 71v Ocoee Association byGIIY Ti JIt HatcherII 1 1 C I IPr Trl r 102V110i12iTotalJJ-

NothTotalTota-

lVirginiaTotl-

1Tirriniamen many of his wiveswivc and other women many VirginiaTirrinia insn108108-

North717 IiGU8co28co2-

8North602-8TrcxnsLadiesboys andail girls andan precious jewels are to be buriedburied-

withbmicd-

withburied-

withNorth Carolina 44044446-South

20 1 TEXASTEXARLldhHLadies Aid Society DouRhlasvillo for HomeHom-eSouth

Hom-eSouth

Rom-echapelwith the kingkin Rich men amongamOl1 the Jebus areare-

alsoare-

alsoare-

alsoSouth Carolina fiOO569-Georgia

81 chapel by PerryPerr Hawkins 1000 Mr CC AA Uarnes1 arses byJby-Jrontoin

hyJ-

GeorOmby JJ-

Walso buried in this manner The kingkino of YoYo-ruba

Yo-ruba

Yo-ruba

rontoinGeorgiaCOIffia 36136-1Florida

triG1 0RrG w1 111 Creath 100 Austin Association by ItIts L HoodHoo-dCOIffia

IIod-r

hood-TroJ 0 KlfKlf-

Totalr TrlllOTr 441110 TrinityTrinltyUverAssoclrlllonHivur Association byyT1SJT S TurkPl1rkf61Pl1rkf6-

1Floridnruba is also buried in this manner but that ofof-burying

of-

uringof-

buryingFlorida 30033-

Alabama00 TotalTolnJ2825TolnJ282-

5aaJ1a2325232-

5Alabama2325-

VmanINIASeveralburying the lirst born with the king wasvas estabestab-lished

etabl-tshed

estab-lished

AlabamaaaJ1a 338338-Mississippi

07 VIIUJINIAYIIHHNIAScvrnlgovern friends at Rapldan Station CulpeperCulpepe-rMississinni

CUIPEpeXCulpepe-rcountylished some seven or eight years ago At the deathdeath-

oflentil-

oflpath-

ofMississinnillSSrS8111pI 408408-Louisiana

70 countyCOIIIII for Home chapel 2100 Albert Quesenberry anaan-

aTniiisiniviI1DI1-

DJOlllSlana

and-

wifeof the king the called An wifeife LouNu county 200 Mrs Martha Henson for RomeRom-eJOUlSianl

Rom-echapel

son was up to goo to bedbed-that

hCl-1that

bed-that

TniiisiniviJOUlSianl rr00C-6Tennessee

00 chapelc mpe byToslahbyIY olah Hyland 1001 OJ Mrs GtoriroGtOl A HundleyHunIIundle-yFirst

e II-

ennesseothat is to take poison and die as was the customcustom-but

custom-but

custom-but

Tennesseel ennesseo 291291-

Kentucky08 FirstIrst church Hichmond 1130M 00 First church ChristiansChristian-

sKentuckyChrlFtinn-

SICcntllckyChriFtinn-

sburgbut the boldbo fellow said that unless his life waswas-taken

wawa-taken

was-taken

Kentucky 603593-IMissouri

80 burRbyOburA by O F Schaeflur 101 j AVomenM0111111 Missionary SociSoc-

iMURnnri

SocietySociet-yIis80nri

Societ-yrookeltaken by the nation he would not die voluntarily MURnnriMlSfeOtiri 10Q108198-

ArkansasPQG3

Crookedrookel PHuonHun churchchiat e I 1 ItHJ3H9314 9 3 byb MrsDi rs-l MarthaDI ar ti a lt E HuInHuIn-MlSfeOtiri IlJudSiObIlJudSiO-

bAI

J4

I Tr1 1H8016 P O ordrr ISa 148014 SO j Hethnsdn church bybbYJo1113hJofOfO-

frHe then armed all his fathers slaves andan hishi ownown-and

own-an

own-and

ArkansasAIr ansas 3777-

Texas48 Hyland 1200 One who loves10s the cauo of missions JgrJg-

rTexasforere-

rlexasjandan all his young friends and then challenged thethe-

nationthe-

nationthe-

nationTexas 4242-Pennsylvania

85s Kome chapel throiiKh RellKiois Herald IIOOj110000 WScWSc-PpnnsvlvnnlT

V 3c RR-

Tnation sl1bmitttdsl1bmitttd-to

Xn T 110010ooro by Jeter it Dickinon for chapel WeOC t 00-

oJ

o-

mensThey were now afraid of him andtill submittedsubmitted-to

PennsylvaniaPpnnsvlvnnlT 55-

Illinoisn 00 HOUIP

TernTer-nIllinois

Tex-nIllinois

oJ mens of Mrs1111 LLlIM1npns11151lonltyMissionary Society Richmond byto be governedovcrned by him Thus this abominable cuscus-tom

cus-tom

cus-tom

Illinois 50005050-Kansas

00 Ipie Tr 1142711427TotalTotal 2006044216-

0allSas12oa36o-

0Utom from time immemorial was abolished KansasallSas 11-

Total

00 WEST TinaiNiAWomensI Missionary Society FayettFayet-tcounty

Fayet-tcountyI have not received a letter from Mrsrs HardenHarden-

thoughHarden-

thoughHarden-

thoughI county by Mrs M JT M Jones 111500500 loss express chargecharg-

eTotal

charget-

o

charges-25cthough I was toldtol that she has returned from the Total 4701 9797I1

25cAQQILICQATX172952

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