The American Missionary
PARAGRAPHS 193 PERMANENT, INTEREST-BEARING INVESTMENTS.—THE CLAIM OF NEED 195 “THESE STUPID BLACKS.”—AN AGED MINISTER’S ENTHUSIASM 197 THREE EXTRACTS 198 OBITUARY.—ITEMS FROM CHURCHES AND SCHOOLS 200 CHINESE ITEMS.—GENERAL NOTES 201
The African, in his native land, is little known by us; but a year among that people gave me opportunities for observation. They are far from being the stupid race we so often h...
4. Part 4Strange to say, my third class (by name) is my best class in arithmetic, and the best scholar in this class is the smallest, and probably the youngest—not thirteen, perhaps. Thi...
3. Part 3“At 1:30 P. M. a procession, headed by the Normal School brass band, was formed on the lawn. President Hayes and the trustees of the school took the lead, while the invited gues...
1. Part 1PARAGRAPHS 193 PERMANENT, INTEREST-BEARING INVESTMENTS.—THE CLAIM OF NEED 195 “THESE STUPID BLACKS.”—AN AGED MINISTER’S ENTHUSIASM 197 THREE EXTRACTS 198 OBITUARY.—ITEMS FROM CH...
6. Part 6Aurora. First Cong. Ch. Sab. Sch., _for Fisk U._ 25.00 Batavia. Cong. Ch. 36.93 Bondville. “A Friend,” _for Mendi M._ 10.00 Chicago. Plymouth Ch. $83.57; Mrs. M. C. S. 50c. 84.0...
5. Part 5“_Dear Friend_—As I am requested to give you a little outline about our manner of conducting the Christian work in Oakland, I will try to do so. On Sunday morning, those brethre...
7. Part 7The New York “Weekly Witness” possesses a unique feature of remarkable interest in its Home Department, namely: About three columns of original letters from Ladies each week, on...