The American Missionary
PARAGRAPHS 257 THE CLAIM OF SELF-INTEREST 258 PLEASE PERUSE, AND PONDER 259 THEN AND NOW 260 ANNUAL REPORTS NEEDED 261 A GOOD EXAMPLE—THE NEGRO IN THE UNITED STATES 262 ITEMS FROM CHURCHES AND SCHOOLS 265 GENERAL NOTES 266
It would have inspired every reader of this article to have heard the words of thanksgiving and rejoicing, and to have seen the sympathizing tears, as they stole silently down t...
3. Part 3ITS FREEDOM.—So far as possible the word “pledge” was avoided in presenting the matter to the school. Each person was asked to consider carefully how much he was able and willin...
1. Part 1PARAGRAPHS 257 THE CLAIM OF SELF-INTEREST 258 PLEASE PERUSE, AND PONDER 259 THEN AND NOW 260 ANNUAL REPORTS NEEDED 261 A GOOD EXAMPLE—THE NEGRO IN THE UNITED STATES 262 ITEMS FR...
2. Part 2When the Asylum was no longer needed, the city of Wilmington undertaking to care for its poor, with the consent of Mrs. Perry, the funds which she had invested in it were transf...
5. Part 5It is easy to see that a Chinese, returning to his native land from California, would be likely to have special advantages for doing missionary work. In the first place, by a pr...
6. Part 6Hermitage. W. F. Stewart $5; E. P. $1 6.00 Philadelphia. James Smith 100.00 Prentissvale. Mrs. C. B. Lovejoy 5.00 Sharpsburgh. Joseph Turner ($5 of which _for Indian M._) 10.00...
7. Part 7Splendid _=$340=_ ORGANS for _=$100=_. _=$300=_ for _=$90=_. _=$275=_ for _=$80=_. _=$200=_ for _=$70=_. _=$190=_ for _=$65=_; and _=$160=_ for _=$55=_. PIANOS—_=$900=_ Piano Fo...