The American Missionary — Volume 42, No. 12, December, 1888

Among the richest inheritances of any people is that of the living names and ever living influence of its noblest men and women. Even though they have joined "the choir invisibl...

But, friends, so long as these are facts, there is an Indian question, and there is going to be one until these things are settled. There is nothing ever settled in this world t...

Still, the work done by the Society and by all other agencies--State and denominational--has not kept pace with the growth of population, and official statistics in some portion...

I must speak of his faithfulness as a worker. It has been referred to in better language than I can give, but Brother Powell was indefatigable; he knew no rest; when he toiled u...

PROCEEDINGS OF ANNUAL MEETING SUMMARY OF TREASURER'S REPORT REPORTS OF COMMITTEES MEMORIAL SERVICE THE AMERICAN FREEDMEN AS FACTORS IN AFRICAN EVANGELIZATION, BY SECRETARY STRIE...

The motive of the early settlers of New England, which took precedence over all others--as they declared--was "_a desire to advance the gospel in these remote parts of the world...

H.T. Aborn, Mass.; Rev. E.W. Allen, Mass.; John G. Allen, Mass.; Miss Mary E. Averill, Conn.; Miss Maria Bachellor, Mass.; Miss C.A.K. Bancroft, Mass.; Miss A.B. Barrows, Conn.;...

A Pope of Rome in the midst of his great wealth once said, "I cannot say as Peter did: 'Silver and gold have I none!'" To which the reply was made: "Neither can you say, 'In the...

Our teacher is invited to visit the home of a Kentucky girl, one somewhat above the average. Beautiful for situation, up a winding road, past cascades and mountain waterfalls, u...

Evanston. Cong. Ch., 3.13; bal. to const. M.J. DEAN L.M. Sab. Sch. of Cong. Ch. 60; to const. MRS. LOUISE L. STANWOOD and MRS. ANNIE L. MILLER L.M's. ...63.13