The American Missionary
THE WARDS OF THE ALMIGHTY 97 DOUGLASS AND HAYES AT HOWARD UNIVERSITY 98 CHURCH WORK IN THE SOUTH 99 FOUR NEW MISSIONARIES FOR AFRICA 100 THE TWO INDIAN POLICIES 102 NEWS FROM THE CHURCHES—ITEMS FROM THE SCHOOLS 103 LIGHTS AND SHADOWS 104 INDIAN NOTES 105 CHINESE NOTES 106 OBIT...
Now, the older people are being reached. Friday evening a man came in late to escort his wife home. Saturday he came early, and at the very first opportunity was on his feet, sa...
3. Part 3REV. WM. GOODELL was born in Chenango County, N. Y., Oct. 25th, 1792. In his earlier years he acquired a practical knowledge of business affairs, but it was as a thinker, writer...
2. Part 2We have no fear of a lack of missionary zeal henceforth in Fisk University. But the manifestation of interest in this event was not confined within its walls. All Nashville seem...
1. Part 1THE WARDS OF THE ALMIGHTY 97 DOUGLASS AND HAYES AT HOWARD UNIVERSITY 98 CHURCH WORK IN THE SOUTH 99 FOUR NEW MISSIONARIES FOR AFRICA 100 THE TWO INDIAN POLICIES 102 NEWS FROM TH...
5. Part 5The “era of good feeling” towards the Chinese, is, doubtless, nearer now than it was eight months ago. I affirm this _by faith_, and not because I can see, as yet, even the firs...
7. Part 7Received at Fisk University, Nashville, Tenn., _for Student Aid_, from March 2d to Dec. 31st, 1877, $1,467.28. ILLINOIS. _Aurora_: Sab. Sch., First Cong. Ch. $50; Sab. Sch. Seco...
6. Part 6Birmingham. Ella S. Smith 10.00 Bridgeport. First Cong. Ch. 65.82 Canaan. “A mite for the Freedmen” 2.00 Cheshire. Rev. J. H. I. 0.50 Colebrook. Cong. Ch. 10.25 Collinsville. Ev...