The American Missionary
1877-1878. 1 LARGE GIFTS AND LARGE GIVERS 2 CHANGES IN THE MAGAZINE 3 WOMAN’S WORK FOR WOMAN 4 THE JUBILEE SINGERS—A GOOD USE OF NEGRO SUFFRAGE 5 PARAGRAPHS 6 NEWS FROM THE CHURCHES—SOUTHERN EXODUS NOTES 7 INDIAN NOTES 8 CHINESE NOTES 9 BOOK NOTICE 10
An article of two and a half columns in an Augusta, Ga. paper, begins thus: “The Superior Court room in the City Hall was crowded last evening with the colored voters of the cou...
3. Part 3I have thought for some time I would try to do less, and tell you more about it. But the things to be done are nearer at hand and more exacting.
4. Part 4The time for forwarding my report for your anniversary came when this deep, dark gulf of difficulty first opened to my view, and the letter that I then wrote, but did not send,...
1. Part 11877-1878. 1 LARGE GIFTS AND LARGE GIVERS 2 CHANGES IN THE MAGAZINE 3 WOMAN’S WORK FOR WOMAN 4 THE JUBILEE SINGERS—A GOOD USE OF NEGRO SUFFRAGE 5 PARAGRAPHS 6 NEWS FROM THE CHUR...
6. Part 6Beatrice. Melinda Bowen 5.00 Nebraska City. “A friend” $10; Woman’s Miss. Soc. of First Cong. Ch. $5; K. U. S.S. Class $2, _for Cal. Chinese M._ 17.00 Strahenburg. Pilgrim Ch. $...
5. Part 5New Britain was the next place, and may be noted as the turning point in the adverse circumstances attending the Connecticut campaign. A pleasant evening and a large audience he...
7. Part 7We continue to make a discount of twenty-five per cent. from our prices on these well-known Cooking and Parlor Stoves, to Clergymen and College Professors. Orders and letters in...