The American Missionary
PARAGRAPHS 161 PRINCIPLES AND PLANS 162 DEPARTURE OF THE AZOR.—THE INDIAN BOYS AT HAMPTON 163 A SUNDAY-SCHOOL CONCERT 164 AN EDUCATED MINISTRY.—ATLANTA AND FISK UNIVERSITIES 165 NEWS FROM THE CHURCHES 168 ITEMS FROM THE SCHOOLS.—GENERAL NOTES 169
Best of all, we had good words from many not heard in the Convention, and, perhaps, unknown to fame. There was Judge Harman, of Oswego. How his clear eye took in the large possi...
2. Part 2The teachers in both institutions are among the choicest of educated Christian people. A more intelligent, cultivated and consecrated body of instructors it would be hard to fin...
3. Part 3New Orleans, a city of 220,000 inhabitants, of whom 80,000 are colored people, is a most important point to be occupied in missionary work among the freedmen. As the commercial...
1. Part 1PARAGRAPHS 161 PRINCIPLES AND PLANS 162 DEPARTURE OF THE AZOR.—THE INDIAN BOYS AT HAMPTON 163 A SUNDAY-SCHOOL CONCERT 164 AN EDUCATED MINISTRY.—ATLANTA AND FISK UNIVERSITIES 165...
6. Part 6Detroit. Individuals, by Mrs. R. Nutting $2.75; C. I. W. $1 3.75 East Saginaw. Cong. Ch. 25.00 Grand Rapids. E. Ball and Mrs. Avery $10 ea.; M. Wood $5, _for Student Aid, Fisk U...
5. Part 5Rev. T. M. Oviatt, whose missionary labors among the Chinese at San Leandro were attended with so rich a blessing, is now acting pastor of the Presbyterian church at Visalia. 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...