The American Missionary
PARAGRAPHS 161 SIX PREACHERS, ALL CALLED—NEW INDUSTRIES AND SIGNIFICANT FEATURES OF NEW LIFE IN THE SOUTH 166 THE NEGRO, ON THE STATUS AND EXODUS OF THE NEGRO 167 CONDITIONS OF INDIAN CIVILIZATION—AFRICAN NOTES 169 ITEMS FROM THE FIELD 170
The regular time for the meeting of the Association of South-Western Texas is in July, which in the South is the slack time of the year, with the corn and the cotton “laid by,”...
2. Part 2The president of the large mills at Nashville, Tenn., assured us that his mills in 1878–9 had earned fifteen per cent. dividends. One of our wealthiest manufacturers of New Engl...
4. Part 4Last Sabbath a young man came to us to inquire, “What must I do to be saved?” On asking what he had been trying to do, we learned that he had endeavored to follow the plain, sim...
1. Part 1PARAGRAPHS 161 SIX PREACHERS, ALL CALLED—NEW INDUSTRIES AND SIGNIFICANT FEATURES OF NEW LIFE IN THE SOUTH 166 THE NEGRO, ON THE STATUS AND EXODUS OF THE NEGRO 167 CONDITIONS OF...
6. Part 6Atlanta. Storrs’ Sch., Tuition, $211.15, Rent, $3; Atlanta U., Tuition, $116.50;—“Friends,” $25, _for Student Aid, Atlanta U._ 355.65 Macon. Tuition 58.25 Savannah. Beach Inst.,...
5. Part 5Amherst. Second Cong. Ch. 10.58 Andover. “Little Gleaners,” by Miss E. E. A., Bbl. of C., _for Savannah. Ga._ Athol. Cong. Ch. and Soc. 68.10 Auburndale. Mrs. T. S. W. 1.00 Ayer...
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