The American Missionary — Volume 34, No. 7, July, 1880

On Thursday, a class of seven young men presented orations, and received certificates of graduation from the Normal Department of the Institution. These orations were highly com...

To those who are acquainted with the fact, that there is not a single Protestant missionary in the Nile Basin proper, from the Albert Lake to the Lybian Desert, the subject of t...

There is no room in the South for our church system if its work be simply to transfer the people in bulk from other communions, with all their prevalent views and practices. Our...

PARAGRAPHS 193 OUR GREAT NEED 197 ARTHINGTON MISSION—THE OUTLOOK 198 THE GENERIC AND THE INDIVIDUAL NEGRO 200 THIRD STATE OF OUR EXPERIMENT 201 AFRICAN NOTES—ITEMS FROM THE FIEL...

But I am making my story too long. About two miles south of this, on Ridley Street, is the Barnes Mission house, a substantial two-story structure of wood, with a smaller buildi...

Beloit. Dr. A. 1.00 Eau Claire. Cong. Ch. 25.60 Walworth. Mrs. D. R. S. Colton 5.00 Watertown. Cong. Ch. 9.16 Wauwatosa. Cong. Ch., ($30 of which to const. JOHN M. WHEELER, L. M...