FOREIGN MISSION ISSI0lN ISSI0lN1Il- JI JOURNAL JOURNALIhlilol- hccl InlliHliHl 1IlJI rsiied ftlontlily ilol1thl ly I tlic Iorciii rcign itVlssioii JKmrl oi itlic Southern ISaptiMt Convention Convention- ALL COlncutiou- ALL Conseiniiola- ALL ALL POWER PO JFER IS GIVEN UNTO ME IN HEAVEN llEA VEN AND IN EARTH EAR Tll GO YE THEREFORE AND TEACH ALL NATIONS NATIONS- Vol NATiONS- Vol NATIONS- Vol Vol 10 10Now Now Series RICHMOND VA NOVEMBER 1878 No 8 81VhoJe Whole No 104 104- FflRFIPIM 104- FOREIGN 104- FOREIGN FflRFIPIM FOREIGN MISSION M I RR I fl II JOURNALR- AZES JOUDNAL IDIIRIMAI the Vcrv Good Woman oman who took and educated celtlcatel- ln educated- the anything like that in the writings of the Apostles Apostles- Spice postles- Since rUnLlUil 1YIIOO1UM uUUlllVnL n the hid 1111 who had harned the important lesson of o o- te11l11g of- telling Since the day of Pentecost Jesus in liis spirit has has- r bas- been has- been iT tolling his troubles to Jesus Jesns- Now Jesus- Now been perpetually with his churches and shall never nevcr- be never- be RATES r PER ANNUM ANNUI- One Now ow 10tjcc the state o of niin1 AVhich led the boy boy- to boy- to be absent from them lie is here at this moment momen- tFiTemoro moment- just moment- just One copy GO C cts cts- Fho cts- Five FiTemoro Fho or Inor copiVsto copl to onVjiVrVoii onl Ilfrson 40 n t copy coPY- TWlnty co cy cy- Twenty to tell his wish to Jesus It is not every body that that- we that- we just as truly as he was on a certain day in the house hou- semynormoff house- of house- of TWlnty Fifty mynormoff or or InortJ Jnort cuplls coplls to to OIW ono IlIrloJl HrFOh 30 25 2- 5Zlease 5 It I- t1JlaslJ It I- tFifty we tell things to especially the things which which- ale Ilicli Ilicli- are of Mary and Martha in the synagogue at Caper Caper- 43liensu Caper- nlu01 Caper- mium 43liensu 1JlaslJ ninit by Draft Postni 1ol1tll Order dr or in Registered HlglstcTld- Jetter registered- Letter are working in our hearts Before we do this we we- FOHElGN we- must nluui or in the temple at Jerusalem And so he he- ig lie- is Jetter Addrs Addrs- OF FOREIGN MISSION JOURNAL JOURNALR- ICIiSIONU must know mow the person and have some confidence confidenceH- ICmlOSD confidence- and is in the closet and in the place of business and andR- ICHMOND and- in and- ht RICHMOND VA Y A ant and we commonly expect sympathy or comfort comfort- or in the walk or the social gathering Hence Jesus Jesus- is r or encouragement or assistance There is more mor- eFOR more- F is not to be loudly called to in prayer as the th- eFOREIGN the- Pliests the- Priests FOREIGN FOR F 0 RE I G N MISSION MIS M I S S ION 10 N BOARD BOA B 0 A R D I of this in young people than in the old Thisisthe This hisi8 is the the- 1lcallt the- OF Priests bawled at their God nor written to as the the- OF the- little the- little OF THE SOUTHERN BAPTIST CONVENTION COnVENTIONJ- OCATJ1U CONVENTIONL- OCATED beauty 1lcallt and power and dignity of childhood and Ilnd- Jolltll all all- youth little boy did but he is ii to be talked with as we weL- OCATED we- convere we- converse LOCATED AT RICHMOND VIRGINIA YIHGINIA- PUJeSIUJSTT VIIZGINIAP- 1EEStIH youth Age gl with its disappointments and dis dl d- lcoeries dis- coveries converse with a friend Indeed he is i in the soul soul- coverics soul- of soul- of coverics with regard to poor human nature is apt apt- to apt- to of the Child of God Go and we can talk with him in in- IHKsniKNT in- thol1ght in- thought IHKsniKNT P1EEStIH NTJ j L M OURRY OUHRY- YIcEPnJSltlJosTsHlrIIJ1 CURRY- ICEPIth8lteENTSIlirllrl to be overcautious and suspicious and this state state- of state- of thought and In spiritual affection This is the ex e- xMXiFoS ex- cellence ex- cellence YIcEPnJSltlJosTsHlrIIJ1 Woods oods Md J A I1nrkPtt I1nrkPtt- 11lss Hackett- Miss of mim1 skin cellence of the relation it is it is i MXiFoS 11lss F Courllllr La J B Jtttr Yct H B lIcUal1ull1 McCalltun- Fla when directed rectl toward God is known mown as as- tokeptlcislJI as- skepticism present incessant incessant- Fia Fia 11 AV v M WiiiRiitu N 6 a J J L I Hmrows l arrows Ky S Hen IItn- dtron lien- derson skepticism or infidelity Hence when the proper re re- lations re- lations He is a very vcr present help in every time of need need- And need- And derson Alabama W Iotio Yvaman IMo J T 15 Link Texas Texas- II H H Tucker nil Ga j J u Furmrin 1ulll1aJl s 6 0 Matt Hiiismuni Hillsllmn Hillsllmn- Tenn liillsnlun- Terns lations between God y and all thfc th soul are reformed the the- ol1l the- soul And i what i a i help i r rut Tins talking n with Jesus T which which- Tenn whichi- l5 i i Tenn J J H Hoone Ark Arlr- COlllnSIOSJlISG Ark- CottitratoNnINa jOU ol1l must jJ born orn Ujrajn it becomes like a little little- ehihI little- child is the life of faith lays hold upon the omnipotent omnipot- entTSu omnipotent- arm TSu COlllnSIOSJlISG Tu 1WJUuJ 0 HJoJtJoTAHYII YIIIL1IS WILLIAMSI- tECOnniNO YIIIL1ISHK- COIIIIISU At A TUPPER 1UPllH- Tu child and knows mows its Heavenly Father and trusts trusts- his trusts- his arm and stirs the infinite heart of God and noth nothR- KCOHWNO noth- ing noth- ing RKCOHWNO SBCHBTAKVW limVATHMKY H GVATIIllBY GVATIIllBY- AUUtfOHTOSEPH GWATIIiiIEY- AulnTOnJOSE1li his Son who as the express image of the Father Fatheri- 3 ing is impossible to it More than mountains Illountains- of AunrroH AUUtfOHTOSEPH JOSKlH F 1 o COTTHKLL COTTHEIJH- OAHU COTTRELLB- OARD J3 cnjCj TJIK WO1D And iid the partaker of the the- diille the- divine of granite maybe may be removed and more than rivers rivers- of HOARD or 01 MANAOKHS 1IANAOIIE E W V Warren J T IJ 13Vatkins Wntkins ntklns II H- K 1I- K KiJyson vv V E Hatcher K K Vortun Henry McDonald 1lconnII- T divine nature is il5 like his elder brother ltr The The- on The- Word of t joy i may u be enjoyed enjoye- dSaSljl7i enjoyed- A i i W T Goddlll H H Harrl A E 1 IcldnoJlTJ W Tones A B B- OIar1H 1- 3Clarke Word in the A to to the heathen We We- aariicic We- have Ve Ve- have SaSljl7i OIar1H J T H Winston hUurnr1 hUurnr1KvaiSri1 Instoll 1 J KvaiSri1 Evanl 0 H Winston viXo ln8ton ji J Si H H- G It- Garlick on respect that his mystic attribute of of- pcechmore of- speechmore young woman longs go aariicic G Garlick Garli- ck2f Ilrllck JLHL speech pcechmore more mysterious than telephone or phono phOll- OlfIr phon- ograplhis have at least twenty letters from her by our side side- 9ST side- As side- As 9ST 2f A All II communications in reference to the buainea business- of graphis sanctified and freely employed as the the- OIltis the- medimu As the heart pants for tli thH water utel brooks so o pants pants- of pants- hel pants- her of OIltis this Hoard should be addressed to II IL A TUITKK Iu lPlm twinC- orresponding medium of a blessed friendship and fellowship and and- Corrclponding all all- communion llcr soul after this work The Board have not the the- Corr the- money the- motley Corr Corrclponding expanding Secretary llichmond Va Va- FORM communion between the soul and the Saviour Saviol1r- Anll Saviour- And money to send sell her Sundry methods to get aid aid- And aid- hns aid- has And it is a test of regeneration and all one of the the- FORM the- simplest la hns she employed She offers to sell her little little- FOKM little- personal FORM OF BEQUEST BEQUEST- I simplest and sublimest acts of which a human human- I human- spirit personal property She writes to many ministers ministe- rsI ministers- Find I I hereby give gl and bequeath unto the Southern Southern- Haptist spirit is capable in regard to anything or every ever eve- rBatit every- tlhing Tind llHl missionary societies She has applied to some some- Hnptist some- wealthr some- wealthy Hnptist Convention formed in Augusta Auii ta Georgia Georgia- Ili thing to tell it to Jesus Jesus- Notice wealthy members of the church One of the re re- lefts0 1e- pIllS re- plies in lefts0 lefts0tur the month of titySfaL4nofU titySfaL4nofUGcmh May Iay 184ii UII tad chartllccl r bl by the the- Legislature PlkS sh sho sends to us S 1Ie1 sOlll was chilled by the the- words the- words Legislatllll tur o of the Stute of Georgia by an act act- passed S I Xoti Notice otlCe agam Sa J m imp this melllLnt that the hoy SI1C SI1- Cpaseel suc- ceeded fmsledand MnbSl cceclocl in what he wihed it words ords I have nothing for you Charity begins begins- insert begins- at paseel amI approved approve ecpmhel 20th 18 lS4ii llcre here- insert doing by telling to to- tUsert to- Jesus insert the amount in at home The day has been when hen we would say say- other say- personally say- personally if money or subject if if- other Jesus We 0 presume that Jesus saw aw the note and and- ottfr and- sent other property either real or personal for Foreign Foreign- Missions sont the 1O8tljmstor to that good woman and and- that Personally go to thy chosen work and God speed speed- Mlsslns speed- thee speed- thee Mlsslns n n- that thee thou child of the Most But But- TVTT But- now But- now earnest High that Jesus put it into 111 to the heart of the good goo 0011 woman woman- TELL woman- to TVTT IT TO TFSTTR to tlllcatc the bo boy oy And this is the main lesson lesso- nI now we sa say better thnS8 Young friend perhaps perhaps- w perhaps- YOIl perhaps- you TELL JESUS JESUS- We t to be learned that telling tellint all to Jesus is the 1cat J011 5 have lookcd to too much to frail mortals like your yur- e your- self your- self w We e heard I 11111 in 1 the t Ie other 0 tl 101 day i 1 Ir J of 0 f a m little rm 1 eOr boy 1 in in whom W whoni- Nve i 1 10m 10m- e law of successful J T great great- law SLU self God uuu would AOUUI have lvc all au the U1C Glory 1U1J Take La La- We La- we en en- cOI1llement en- couragement life Suppose that a VOUI1t man mea- nshould We e felt f e It much JIlIIC I I interest III t res t The 11 IC Jlttlo Jtt I 0 fellow fe I ow had had- learned IIl1 I voung n n- shollld nniiiicritnfnf from the incident nil which vn have hilv- nw have- commented have- commented should desire touiatuiLni cOI1llement ironi uie IMUUCML on IHMI we u uivc uivcl- onrnecl to situation railroad get a on a and au au- lie lonrnecl to ren1 and hlIl KU read one or two interest lIIterest1- llfI iliterest- ing commented Test the of heart he- arttT hcart- remember heart- remember he was m Ili mtullate and confidential relations with with- for 1th 1th- n regeneration your 1llfI ing n boulisperhas llJ tT 1 pel laps P SmSU l 0 obiii l IlnooUIl uu O00 C rnsoe G Goldsmiths Goldsmiths- Natural JO e I sm lh It 1 1 S S- Xatl1ll111t remember the Godlike power of sanctified speech speech- Batumi speech- bc for instance the railroad king 1 111 Thomas Scott Scott- would Batumi Xatl1ll111t Natural History 11 Olr and 1111 d iMIgnin Ill gllll1 s Trogress P rOgles He 1I e had had- learned 111 1 g J be not overwhelmed by your disappointments be be- learned b b- assured be- assured wOIl11not would not the Vel very J thl1O thing for him to 10 be to te11 it it- to learned enough to wish to learn more and was was- very n assured will succeed TO JESUS JESUS- very JESUS- HOLD JESUS- II to Mr 1 r S Scott cott n Supposet a rO1l1 young 1 lady a d r WII wishetl 1 led a- place a yon TBLL IT very vcr ti anxious iiiiAimin aUXlOlIS to in go liii fro to iv school Mjimui 1 juiiuiiiui Ms is father was uo poor poor- and IHIVII n h place in Ili of schools and she one ot our public was was- much and what m t was more did I II I not no t care to t 0 have I lave bun I hits- study 11In 11In- elllel l l- A1 l II much esteemed by A the Superintendent A of Educa Educa- trht Euca- J Educat- iom HOLD ENOUGH ENOUGH- iHi ENOUGH- We elllel study J Ile J e tl thought 101lg trht 1 I t A1 that t 11 t his II son knew 1 mew enough enol1g i I tti to to- loarn t to- learn 0 0- I I tion would wOllhllt it not give the best hope of success to to- tell We e indulge rarely in anecdotes It is said how how- HOLD how- ever how- ever loarn I e 111 1 a trade t ral I e That 11 Hl t little lttl I e book 1 00 1 Tell 1 e 1 it I t to t 0 Je Je- sus 1 0 to tell 11 i It t to t the 1 Ie Superintendent S 1I1eriuteIH 1 ent J Now ow w who I 10 IS is Tesus Jesus- View ever that a Iethodi8t preacher was requested to to- pray to- pray sus 11S f fell CillO 1 into t tl the 10 1 boys 10Y 1 hands IaIH 1 anI amid 1 lie Ie f eleternhined eleternhined- that 1 e t erl1l1l1e 1 View 1 ew t the Ie govcrnment of the world 1I1to Its depart departm- memits pray fOI rain and tho prayer WflS fol1owed by a a- freshet a- freshet tl that I t lie Ie WOll would 11 t tell 11 t to T Testls SlIB tl the Ie grpa grcat t desire 1 CSIIC 0 of f I his his- heart I1S I1S- IIC11 me mmemits nt of Nature N atllle an and d1 rO1l1ClICe and the I1ca Heav- enly v freshet A chmchoE churchofEngland ngIand gentlcman rpmarke rpmarke- Wlhat remarked- That IIC11 heart 1 but 1 j t thinking 1111 1 11lg tl that Ia t J Jesus eHl wa was no not i in n the Ie CI city city- lie t Y r r- Ie cllly h111gllom lnd who IS is at the head of each nnd amid- all Wlhat That is the way with the 1lethodist8 they always always- oycrdo always- overdo lie Ie wrote rOLe j him 11m It 1 letter e tter mil and 1 dropped 1 IOPH 1 it I t 111 in tl the Ie po po- fl1c post post- oflice t all 01 them JeSlIS IS is the Lor of the Heavens leavensa- mid oycrdo cyerthing Ve nre dispod to apply apply- the apply- the oflice fl1c e mere merely I y al addressed 11 e recI 1 t to 0 Blessed l ese 1 J Jesus C118 The The- little 10 1- 0llttle I iV VHd aH the earth i ailtl llis hand controls the events of of- life the English gentlemans remark to our South Car Car- nuie Car- olina Car- olina iHi llttle nuie epistle ep i i s tl i e ran somewhat some i 1 Il t in Iik like e tins t1 this- My i IS i hfe if and h hc is emphatically the God of Gra Gmce Grace- There olina brethren We 0 beg them to end money money- but money- but My 11 dear 1 enr Jesus T JesusI CSI1o I want wan t to t 0 go to t 0 school SC 1 100 1 so much mnc much- My I 1 1- My My father is too poor to send me Cant you help help- mne rm There I here is is no gift therefore that he cannot bestow bestow- me but no more money tnt for tiQ the intna Home rLoni Chapel Chapel- me Chapel- Bnt Chapel- But me no difficulty that ho cannot call not relieve no desire that that- 1he that- he But we beg all the other States except Vir Vir- The Vir- ginia Vir- ginia The postmaster not knowing lmowin what to do with witht- ime he cannot satisfy and the best that the longing or or- the or- tried ginia to pray on and pay on for the chapel chapel- the chapel- anel chapel- and the letter concluded to open it His Hi heart was was- touched n5 tried soul can do o is ii to tell it to Jesus Jesus- So Jesus- touche and see if they too cannot overdo the mat mat- touched mat- ter mat- ter touched and he resolved that he would do some some- thing So important is this thi law that we do not know know- thing know- but ter We Ve e like the Methodist spirit in missionary missionary- thing missionnrr- matters missionary- matters thing for the boy A few miles from town there there- Was but that man is organized with the ability and dis dis- wn3 tlis- position matters as well as in many other respects and and- was an an- promise and- promise was a lady of wealth who did much good and he lie- took position for such communication primarily to en en- took en- able promise the other States that so soon as their con con- took con- tributions con- tributions took the letter to her She directed that the boy boy- should able him to tell everything to Jesus We re say sa sa- hould say- TO tributions begin to threaten a freshet in our trcas trcas- should trcas- urJ treas- ury should be found and all the good woman arranged arranged- to I TO TELL to Jesus Thc little boy made a to com oom- to com- mon urJ T we shall cry to them also ie Hold enough enough- to enough- PLEASE to send him to school and an to college college- The mon mistake when he wrote instead of talking talking- The talking- 1ho talking- The I 18 I I- PLEASE The lady who told t01l1n8 us the incident had a residence residence- twelve The popular idea is that Jesus is far from us us- twelve us- How PLEASE RENEWLet us urge our readers to to- twelve to- renew to- renew twelve miles out of the place where the boy lived lived- and I How often do o we hear Christians pray that Jesus Jesus- would Jesus- and renew their subscriptions It is very ery important important- that and we have some reason for thinking that she is would come and visit his people We Ve cannot find find- nJVlJS that the JOURNAL shall be selfsupporting selfsu- pportingFOREIGN selfsup- portingISSI0lN
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able him to tell everything to Jesus Were saysasa-
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tributions begin to threaten a freshet in our trcastrcas-
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treas-uryshould be found andall the good woman arrangedarranged-
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I 18 II-
PLEASEThe lady who toldt01l1n8us the incident had a residenceresidence-twelve
The popular idea is that Jesus is far from usus-
twelveus-
HowPLEASE RENEWLet us urge our readers toto-
twelveto-
renewto-
renewtwelve miles out of the place where the boy livedlived-and
I How often doo we hear Christians pray that JesusJesus-would
Jesus-and
renew their subscriptions It is veryery importantimportant-thatand we have some reason for thinking that she is would come and visit his people WeVe cannot findfind-
nJVlJS
that the JOURNAL shall be selfsupportingselfsu-
pportingFOREIGN
selfsup-
portingISSI0lN
2 FOREIGN Missions JOURNALJOURNALCONTR-
IBUTIONS
JOURNALCONTR-
IBUTIONS
JOIJRISTLCONT-
RIBUTIONSCONTRIBUTIONS FOB SPECIAL OBJECTSOBJECT-
SParticulars
der the eye of him to whom they must giveie an acac-
countJtcsolvctl That contrihutions to the MissionaryMissionary-
collnt1I1islonary-
COIlIltI collntcount-
itut
Union should asIL a rule he for its general workwork-Particulars
work-rartlcula1s
work-andParticulars interest more111 0 re than generalsolllrals Ver1CPer-
sonsand not designated for specialJcllll uses The cotnprecotnpre-
sonsureinnivcOUlpreS-
OI1Scornpre-
hensiveHut the question may arisearise Suppose the quarquar-
terlyhcnsive of tthelie whole fieldsonsureinnivSOI1S ure mOlt influential with the inassesofmases of peoplepeople-
thanI
knowledge foreign byby-
thinby-
thau tcrly Contribution of a particular person or socisuei-
etythe Kxecnttvo Committee their impartial interestillteret-
ujlusticeshe is tI01ll tletil1lte work This is 1111oolOn5nissions wee litvetle ne1 kknown110 n Ullt Olll 1I1Lanceltistatiecltistatiec-where
pedectlyperfectly-natural
oftoftendoing omc illjllotlcl call COIlH as thtj harB so0 II eOllle inin-
naturalill-
thenatural It will continue to be so lint this is notriot-
thewhere the contributions during the year for ait-specific
the past from the designation of contributions byby-
thelJy-
theby-
thethe most elevated statetatL of the missionary spiritspirit-
Itspecilic work exceeded the annual appropriationappropriation-of
the contributors to narrowgamlUlOrow and111 special purposespurposes-
Itpurposes-
MitIt is not the missionary who should be regarded soso-
much
of the Board Almost invariably the contributionscontributions-for
Bllt while tho best waywa may behI not to hamperhamper-
muchhamper-
muchhamper-
Boardsmuch as the heathen andulllluotnot so much the heathenheathen-as
for special objects fall short of the appropriationappropriation-Ili
Boards by such conditionsand specification if that isis-
as
11-
as
Is-
notas the Lord Jesus among the nations This broadbroad-view
IIn the single instance above stated the intelligentintelligent-representative
not the most pleasant way for our contributors toto-
viewto-
iewto-
giveviewiew we do not hope to have entertained by thethe-
greatrepresentative of the contributions directed thatthat-the
girerive let them give asa they will Tin greatrcllt thingthing-
greatthtllthtl-
lgreatthing-
Isgreat body of the people We0 are happy to havehavet-
hemethe excessox cess might go to the general fund 01 thetile-
Boardis for them to giveive These lines are written onon-
them01-
1them
oi-
lhearingthem to do something for the cause init whateverwhatever-way
Hoard JJut suppose the Hoard makes no approappro-priation
hearing that certain choice members of an admirableadmirable-way
adllllmhc-wa
admuirabl-elittlewaywa and under whatever views they may adoptadopt-
Underpnation for the object for which funds are enteat-
herelittle twclcty did not understand why their littlelittle-
Underlittle-
Underlittle-
andUnder these chcumstancesch cnm5tatlCeS there shouldshould be a perfectperfect-
understandingTherelhelhere are no suchlIch objects except tinII II occasionaloccasional-building
and highly appreciated funds could not be sentSCII t did-
innderstandingdl-
11l1erstalHlillgdi-
rectlynnderstanding between the contributors and thethe-
Board
building and Tract and Bible distributions toto-
whichrectly mid immediately to It special object whichwhich-
Boardwhich-
Doardwhich-
hadBoard and the missionaries with respect to thisthis-
subjectwhich of course are most sacredly applied tiietim-
eexactiUihalllJlenboon fully paid for by the BoardHoard-
subjectBoard-
suujcctBoard-
ANOTHERsubject The manner of communicating the oileroffer-
ings
exact amounts donated for them TheIll wholewhole-
ings
wholc-
hlgs
whole-workings of donors to the objects of the donation isIsososo-
obvious
work of the missionaries for which funds are rere-
ceivedANOTHKR MISSIONARYMISSION ARY TO AFRICAAFRICA-
as
AFllICA-obvious
AFRICA-
Onobvious that we may not lIac heeu so0 careful asas-
we
echoed by till Board Is eovcIcd by thc appropriationappropriation-we
appropriation-Thisalsoisdistinctlystated On Slturdar Octoulr 12thl th Hm Solol1lon CosbCosb-
H
CosbyCosby-misciomlarywe might be to makl it plain to all of our contribcontrib-
utors1hl1180Thisalsoisdistinctlystatedis 1itinctlystatell in the monthly puhlishedpublished-
Rules misionarr of thp Board of Iooreill MissionslislolI ofof-
1tor8of-
the1tor8 lhat rOllng lally for instance who 8ent toto-
its
H IRulesdies1 fforor speciallCC I a I olltrlbutiol1s IIff 1111111fumlirefumlires-ent
aleale-
usthr Colored B1IUt C01luntlon of Virgillia leftleft-
Richmondus seven dollars nnd tftfifty cellts for a certain schoolschool-in
cnt directly to our llIisslonalics for wOIk which iIsIs-
not Hlchlllond fOl Lago Africa viaIa XeNew York nnllnnll-in
and-
Liverpoolinin China and then a month or two after wrote toto-
knownotut irccoglllzelrecognized 1 as thetuI Ie work ofu theu u Southernoum BapBap-
cBap-
tistu
Lircrpool Bro oby Iis at Krmlimto of the RichRich-know
Wel-lknow
Rich-
mondknow whether her seven dollarsdoHals and a half hadhad-
beentist ConventioncOnycntlOn that1 isis a matter between the misnlls-
siomaries InomIsmnmOlltl IustltlJIc anlisand Is hiIJlj commended for pietyplctv-been
piety-prudencebeen sent to China clearly did not understand thethe-
natterSlOlUUWSsiomaries andam 1 theirt I leu private patrons It isi not ourou-
rUtterour-
affairf IHndcnce alltl intclllgcIlcc by Dr COlT the PrcsPrcs-
mattcrIres-
identofUttermattcr Neither did that Association which thethe-
twentyatalluir1 ur lle11 Ie Boml1 has no responsibility and makesmakes-
twentymakes-
nogave il1entidentofof the Institute ThegoiugofThe going of Hro CosbyJosh jutjutt-
wentyJmt-
f
just-
attwenty dollars for one of our missionaries and rere-
quiredno objection Hut the Board let itt be understoodunderstood-receives at thlthis timc seemstms providential Our missionarymissionary-
quired1IIIslnarr-
quiredmissionary-
Revquired that a receipt for twenty dollars from thethe-
missionaryreceivesreceives no fundsf 1I11 I forfor regularreu I ar missionarymlslOnu workwork-
missionarywork-
I
work-which
HeRev JJ Davil afttl his lltIln flom Europe toto-
mto-
Africamissionarym should bf returned to the AssociationAssociation-
ThewhichI Ill I I Bis not coveredcOerc I by theirtheiranllualannual appropriationapproluiatio-nI
sllOulllosllOulllobf AAfdca Inn AAplillaotApriluu-
Thelast rllapcll into hiRIli IIlllcillness soo fearfea-
rlbefear-
fullymakes At tliet I Ie last meeting of the Southern Baptist ConCon-I
Con-
ventionI The Board make annual to eaclreacir-
missionJHC xuuu IUIM anin annual annronriationapprupriduuii iu caLir t 4l uBritBrit-mission
Brit-I
Brit-ishfully that Dr F Simpson Surg Major of the
mission which covers all of the missionsmissions-and
vcntlOuion theret I lere appeared inn tliet 1 Ie excellent report onon-
andon-
T
oil-
WonlarisI expenses yen
T Ioh Colony of Lugo decidcd 11111 gan him a certitlcertitl-and
certifi-
cateand with the exception of one mission the mismis-
sionsVomansoman Societies theset lCe words UWee furtherfurther-
recommendcuto to the clVec that his5 leluaillhu ia the C0llntrjrC0llntrjr-
sfnnscOllltry-
sionscountry-
wouldsionssionsdrawdraw nnon tiithe Jloanllinnn and nnare flnithus tiiiirlpaid fluthethe-
amountrecommendrccommelH 1 that the Boards strictly annronriatcappropriatenpproplia-teI wOllldollld provc fatal tohilllto him Consequently he sailedsailed-
amountsailed-
amountsailed-
fromamount of tlie appropriation Tiie contributionscontributions-come
thet I Ie fundsf IIll I S theset I Icse societies may send to the objectsobjccts-i
objects-mentioned
L
from Africaf 011 VjAugustlgut 3i arricd ntt jLiverLiver-come
verver-comecome in from the various sources and thus ourour-
Treasurermentionedment i onee 1 by them Att tlie time we were somesome-
I
some-what
PP-
oilpool on September HO and in Richmond on nOctoOcto-Treasurer
Octo-Treasurer
Octo-
berTreasurer iss furnished with the means to pay thethe-
draftswhatw I mt tempted to ask the Committee andin the ConCon-
raftsCon-
vention ber 15 wlHle lie is rccniltilrecruiting lllshi health As thethe-drafts
the-
the
the-
Boarddrafts of the missions or to make remittances toto-
theyentionycntion if any one of them had ever known of anan-
instanceexcept BoaIll of IJrolhm Cosuy Itahas 110 chapcllnchapel in Afdea itu-
theit-
lias
it-
hasthe mission which does not draw NowXO when thatthat-young
instanceexcept the one referred towhere aa-
StateJlias been arrangedlrrallcd that he hall nn-
youngladyIIUlaill for thotho-
youngladythe-
presentyoungladyyoung lady sendssen her seven dollars and a half quarquar-terly
Statetat or society or church or individual had concon-
tributedon nn-
JJ present at Lagosi ages and use our chapel there andand-terly
and-
thatll1-
dterlterlyterl it is not oof course sent to the school inm ChinaChina-because
triDuted in al year more too any object of missionmision-because
mission-ary
tiethat hlother CclllY shall goo Illto till interior aminnd-
or
and-
occupybecause the whole yearyearsealtJapppropriation has beenbeen-
orary work than the JJoard had paid annually too itit-
But occupyCulr the statlOlI of brother DvidrvHI at AbbeokutaAbbeokuta-or
Abbeoluta-This
hhcokutf-
ltheor will be sent by the Treasurer or drawn foror bybby-
theBut the temptation was resisted as we didit notriot-
wish Tins1111 isIii a mutual accommodation and keeps ourour-the
our-
stationsour-
urer
our-
stationsthe missionary at the proper time If our TreasTreas-urer
wish to seem critical with so good a reportreport-urer
report-which stations manned as bebeforeore Brother David hophop-
it
hopeshopes-
asurer pays thirtythirty dollars annually to the school isis-
itwhich we had approved before It came beforebeforeCanonsbefore-the as isis elsewhere stated that hishi healhealthh may be so rere-
Jre-
storedre-
an
re-
storedit not the same as if the young ladys seven dollarsdollars-and
the Convention by pointing out shall we saysay-
aIJ Jt3i stored that ll1in aL few ninfbmonths bnto shall gomi backack toto-
andto-
Africato-
the
to-
Africaandan fifty cents were sent each quarter To makemake-the
a supererogatory speck upon itt And we hopehope-tlie
hope-that Africa Englishnls1 missionaries return to EuropeEurope-
everyEurope-
everyIropIrop-
littlethe matter very plain for our young contributorscontributors-A
that all future missionaries of the Boardoall willwill-
Awill-
understand everyeer three yearsc1r byh special agreementlrcemen BrotherBrother-David
Jhothe-
doll
Brother-DavidA little girlglr wants to buy with her own money a waxwax-
dollunderstand that the contributions for them areare-
not David sailed from New Yorkv for Africa on thethe-
COit
the-
eighthdoll in Xew York for next Christmas which willwill-
costnot independent of but auxiliaryau x ilin rJ to the apap-
propriations C1clghth of JanuaryJmuILrunuarv rr-
cost lS7filS7f-
ithere
b7ttb7tt-
therecost ten dollars and she can send to her AuntAunt-there
propriations of the Board The business men ofof-
thethere one dollar and twentylive cents a weekweek-The
theth churches should explain this to the societiessocieties-The
societiesl-
lCsocieties-
andN0N0-
GLORIOUSGLORIOUS NEWS FROM THE EASTEAST-
receives
EAST-
receivcs
EAST-
TheThellC Aunt buys at once the doll for ten dollars andand-
receivesand especially to the young people while theythey-mustreceives the one dollar andnn twentytwenty1vefive cents weekweek-
lymust not discourage those who will only concolt-tribute
The following notice of the wonderful work ofof-
lyof-
gracely1 Now is not that exactly the same thing as andand-better
tribute to some specific object or person On thisthis-there
grace among the Teloogoos wo copy from the ExEx-
betterEx-
betterEx-
aminerbetter than if the one dollar and a quarter werewere-taken
there mayma be absolute reliance that everyever missionmission-ary
aminer and Chronicle of the 17th of OctoberOctober-
takenOctoher-
takenOctober-
Thetaken weekly to the store where the doll is boughtbought-In
ary andan missionary object under the Board rere-
delvesThe work of God amongamol1fY tho Teloogooa is thethe-
Inthe-
Inthe-
MostIn the case of our work it is not only better forfor-
theceives in our annual appropriation all and comcom-monly
most wonderful in the historyhistr of modermodern missionsmissions-
themissions-
theminions-
Drthe Board to pay the missionaries statedly and thethe-
peoplemonly more than all that contributors sond forfor-
thatDDI Iart10ck toldtol111sus on Friday last that to AugustAugust-
people
August-7th
Al1ust-
people 7t1 moresnore tlathan TEN lUOUSAND conconvertsverts had unitedunited-with
united-withpeople supply the moneymone as theythe can but it is thetim-
eonlythat missionary or missionary object This clearlyclearly-understood
withKinlSoKinlSoo-nly the IIIMission1881011 churches 1 lhat H lone star onon-
onlyoi-
ltheonly way that the business under the present oror-
ganizationunderstood might save some anxiety on the partpart-of
I the west side of the Bay of Bengal which came soso-
ganizationso-
ganizationS-
Onearganization can possibly be conducted And wewe-
haveof contributors and no little annoyance on the partpart-of
nearear to beingbcil1 extinguished in 185UlSrd has become aa-
have
a-
have
a-
brillianthave been surprised to see that some contributorscontributors-have
of the BoardBoard-
Some
I brilliant constellation lighting up a wide circle ofof-
a
of-
thethe moral heavens Nothing1 in all the marvelmarvel-lave
marvel-Ions
ahave1lave notno tt realizedren Ii z d thattl 1a t theirtl leiI responsibilityresponSlul 1 It endedcnended-when
dcd Some time agoao we published the action of thethe-American
Ions history of the Karen missions equals what isis-
whenis-
whenis-
goingwhen they received the receipt of the Board forfor-
theAmerican Miss Uaion ou this subject It is so apap-propriate
I KoillS0111 9In amongunon tlie Teloogoos the interestinginteresting-thethe moneymOlle they have donated Then the responsiresponsi-bility
propriate to our present lineUn of thought that it willwill-bear
racc of say 1G000i001 GOOOOOO of peoplepeople whosehose hometome is inin-
bilityin-
bUlty
in-
Southernbility of the Board which I Southern India rcacling liOO or 000 miles up thdCthd-
Cthe
thethe-
Baybegins responsibilityresponsibility-
theybear to be It ofrepeated a twas part a reportrepo r prepre-bcnted BaythDay on thc other s1le of it from urmah anan-
yandand-
westwardtheythe y deeplydcep lJ realizerelrlze andnn d seekseek tot0 dischargeISC large as un rentednted by Dr Moss andJ1n adopted at Cleveland O I westwardwcstward nbout 300 miles in thc interior
I
FOREIGN MISSION JOURNALJOTJHISTALF-
OREIGN
88-
FOREIGN
3-
FOREIGNFOREIGN MISSION JOURNALJOURNALRI-
CHMOND
JOURNALH-
IOID10D
JOURNALIt1-
CIDIOND
LETTER FROM DR GRAVESGRAVES-
CANTONGRAVES-
CANTONready to hear the story of Jesus and his lovelove-Two
love-Two
vovo-
CANlONCANTON Aug 21st 18781878-
Saving
1878-
Saving
Two persons were baptized there In July and fourfour-or
fout-or
four-oror five others manifested much interest in the subsub-ject
sub-jectRICHMOND YA OCTOBEK 1S781S7-
8OUR
187-
8OUR
1S7-
8OUR
Saving ExchangeExchange-Thank
Exchange-Thank
ject of ChristianityChristianity-
OurThank the Hoard for their appropriation 35003500-for
3Onr-Ol
3500-forfor current year If it has not been sont yon maymay-not
IOur Expositor cut offoff-
As00-
lIotoj-
notOUR MISSIONARIESMISSIONARIESCH-INA
MISSIONARIESMISSIONARIESOJI-INA
not forward it for the present I have a friendfriend-here
fr i end I As the Ogbornoshaw is beyond the line of thethe-contendinghere who wishes to send some monej to the UnitedUnited-
StatesUnited-
Statescontending armies no news has been received fromfrom-MCHINACHINA-
AT
OJIINA-AT
CHINA-AT
States andalii it will bo It saving to both him and thethe-Hoard
the-Board
M LIJo Stone the expositor from the time lie rere-
turnedre-
BOl11re-
turnedAT TuNdTUNUNCI CIIAUlIIIAUI1AUI1 O CliefooCheoo1T Ip Crawford MrsMrs-Oruwford
111-81rLwonl
Blrs-rawfordOruwfordrawford Mr S Jr Holmes IMiss IjI Moon Woo TuwuuTuwuu-
ChnultlWUU-
OhallIswun-
Cltall
Hoard if I draw the money here and give him anan-order
an-order
turned there from Lagos in April till I left in AuAu-gust
Au-order
Au-gustChnu natlvnilatlvolastorilatlvolastor-
ATpilorpilor-
ATpaKtor-
A1order on the Treasurer for the amountamount-
Theamount-
Thegust previous to that his reports were very favorfavor-able
aJc1ttllckllrplaced in 15G towns and villagesofvillages of Imeriin the cencen-
Jlmce-
nJhcen-
tralKentuckyMrs U A Bell chairman LouisLouis-ville
Louis-tlle
Louis-ville
Jlm HealthHealth-
Last
I
Itraltral province where the reforms are first to be atat-
Lastat-
Lastat-
temptedvilletlle Missli Aggie Oiborne corresponding secretary Last August I sadly and bitterlybittcd realized thethe-fact
tempted On July 4th ofo the present year those justjust-fact
just-fact
just-appointedLouisvilleLouisville-
MississippiLouisvi-
llcfississlPiItsIMiilsvil-
leMississpiMrs fact that t had returned to Africa too soon and thatthat-unless
appointed to the new offices were assembled in111 AnAn-
nnlessAn-
unlessAn-
tananarivoMississippifississlPiIts311TAMrs JJ L Johnson chairman OxOx-
fordOx-
cmfOx-
ford unless 1 hastened away and stayed away untilthetnntilthe-aliment
I
tananarivo and in the presence of a large numbernumber-ailment
nnmber-ailmcnt
number-offord Mrs115 A JJ Quinchc corresponding secretary ailment was thoroughly eradicated from my systemsystem-
thereof people were formally instructed init their workwork-
therework-
therework-
TheOxfordOxford-Missouri
Oxfor-dJIitsoll1ilrs
Oxfor-dMissouriMrs there was but littlelittl hope of future usefulness onon-
my
I
The instructions were preceded byb a preamble inin-
myin-
myin-
whichMissouriJIitsoll1ilrsMrs O IP Mossoss chairman LibertyLiburtLiburt-lis
my part in that country The sea voyage of fortyforty-three
which the Queen devoutly returns thanks to GodGod-
threeGod-
threeGod-
forMisslis Maggie Emerson corresponding secretary three days from Lagos to New York wavia LiverpoolLiverpool-improved
for the introduction of the gospel into her kingking-improved
king-illlprovell
king-domLibertyLibertyJ-
Yortltimproved me veryveryery much MyIy hope is that in fivefive-
ordomdom and then sets forth her purpose in appointingappointin-gorNorth CarolinaCmoUlla1rMrs JT ML Heck presidentpresident-
llaleighprcsilleut-
Hllleighpresident-
Italeigli or six months thethe invigorating atmosphere and thethe-
comfortsthe SakaizamBohitra friends of the towns TheyThey-
comfortsThey-
arerhey-
comfortsllaleigh Mrslrs Jl G Lewis corresponding secresecre-tary
sccr-tary
secre-tary comforts of home will restore me to wonted healthhealth-
State
I
I are chosen she says U to take care of my kingking-
fking-
domtary KalcighKalcigh-Month
I dom to encourage the people to learn wisdom toto-
causef 11 xreViMonth CarolinaUalolillaIJsMrs E C Edwards chairmanchairman-Society
chairman-Society
chairm artart-Society
State of the MissionMission-
Thecausc the chldrn to go00o to school to induce thethe-
Thethe-
rhethe-
idleSociety Hill Missliss M1 E Mclntosh correspondingcorresponding-secretary
corrcsponclillg-ccretary
corresponding-secretary
The state of the mission isis still promising notnot-
withstandingicuc to work5work to encourage the diligent to makemake-
withstandingmake-
witlHtanlingmake-
mysecretary Society HillHill-Tennessee
IIHill-TCtnessceMiss
illillvie withstanding the dark clouds of war continue toto-
hangjny people totol1wc11dwell happily in the possessions theythey-
hangthey-
hangthey-
haveTennesseeTCtnessceMissMiss Evievie Brown chairman XahXah-i
Xah-me
Xuli-Tille
hang over the countrycountr The station at Lagos isis-
notI
have and to help the widows and orphans TrulyTruly-not
Truly-a
lruly-noti villeme Miss1188 HettieScovellBeHle Scoell corresponding secretary not so much affected by this evil as the interiorstalI1terlOrinteriorstat-lotns
staI a noble project this of the faroff Island QueenQueen-
tionsQueen-
tionsQueen-
MARRIAGE
NashvilleNashville-I
Nahillc1-cxav
Nashville-Texas
tions The school there continues to doO wellwell-
withweB-
witltwell-
withI Texas General AssociationAssociationMrsMrs O WclbornWclborn-chairman
Welborn-ellairtnul
reI bornborn-chairmall
with an average attendance of thirty childrenchildren-many
rcrc-
manyII II-
manychairman Dallas Miss1188 S Mayay corresponding secsec-retary
sec-lctary
sec-retary
many of whom learn to read andfin write with casecase-
TheI MARRIAGE IN AFRICAAFRICA-
TheAFRIOA-
1heAFRICA-
Revretary DallasDallas-
TexasDallas-
1cxasDallas-
TexasThe first principles of mathematics seem as natunatu-ral
natu-ralTexas nRevev WV JT1 DavidD aVI informsinorm s us thatt1 II-
soonat min Central AfAf-
soon
Af-ral
Af-
ricaStale Convention thc food eat AsAs-
soonC01HCllftlrsMrs JT M C UrcakerUrcaker-
chairmanUrcakcr-
thalrmallBreaker-
chairmanral to Yoruba children as they
chairman Houston Miss1I O C Pope correspondcorrespond-ing
soon as they can talk they begin to count cowriescowries-and
j
rica the marriage relation is guardedualded by the mostmost-
andmost-
atIllmost-
stringentingIII secretary HoustonHouston-I
and their system of counting develops the aboveabove-principles
stringent laws Some of the facts which he menmen-principles
men-principlcs
men-
tionsI VirginiaI irginiatrsMrs JT H Jeter president IlichIlich-
niondHich-
mOIHlRich-
uloudprinciples Occasionally new faces are added toto-
the
I
titlontwithtions withtl regard to the morals of the people area-rerSfflttlflTIJSSSi
Resolvedwhose names theythe have have been appointed by than formerly owing to the fact that the men areare-
gcuemllyare-
generallynn-
generallythe Boardoar as well as the abovenamed olllcersolllcers-where
generally engaged watching the enemy and thethe-
womenResolved That should a member of any BaptistBaptist-
womenBaptist-
womenBaptist-
churchwhere thetitertitercommittees till to church belonging to this Association in hishi otltclalotltclal-
themselves
oflIcia-
lthcmsclvcs
officia-lcapacity
committees have not been completedcompleted-we
women are strivingstlivinr from morningmorlll10 night0 keepkeep-themselveswe would be glad if measures will be promptly themselves and childrenchildlcn from starving HoweverHowever-their
capacity unite any person in marriage who hashas-
theirhas-
theirhas-
beentaken for their completion and the names reported their houses are ever open to us Waiere1ere we can gengen-erally
beeneen unscripturally divorced the church oiwmcaoiwmca-orally
of whichwhich-he
hichhich-
crallyto our Boardnoard-
i
orally find two or three dozen persons who are he Is a member isIS recommended to exclude mmm-
mFOREIGN
himhim-
llte
i
4 FOREIGN MISSIONM JOUHISrLJOUHISrLLET-
TERJOURN ALAL-
d uu-
LETTERd
LETTER FROM REV T P1 CRAWFORDCRAWFORD-
SANCRACRAWFORD-
SAN
WltORDWltORD-
SANNiger HaveIIa a yonOlt heard from Mr11 David ExcuseJxcnie-Hie
RICHARD L WOODWARDWOODWARD-meSAN FRANCISCOnANCISCO Sept 10th 1878187-
8Laying
1878-
Layillg157-
8Laying
me for writing of trifles to you I hope you011 arealC-8tl11
are-still
Ass we go to presspJc the tidings oomo to us thatthat-still
that-this
that-thisstill Jiill11 ffoocl health 1lunam improvingilllHOvillg-
Withititllrovitlr-
Withtthis of tIle choicest ofJyoung man one the cchoicechoic-espirits
cholco-
Sllllltschoic-
espiritsjLaying inl StrengthStrength-
IWith good wishes your obedient servantflnw-
trWr MAiisirMAiisir-
Niger
MA1tSII-
THE
Lus H spirits of Richmondji rCollegen andi oft thei vvt-his
FirtUapFirtUap-tist
FiJ6t napna-ptit
Bap-
tiltI reached liero on the 24th of last month veryvery-much
very-much
eryery1-
11uch tist church of this has been translntofcity loUioloUio-heavenly
16 1110111-
0heavenlymuch improved and strengthened in my nervousnervous-system
l1lr01l8-system
nervous-systemsystem Thelie sea voyage rest and change of circir-cumstances
ch-
cUl11stancefcir-
cumstancesTHE POWER OF LITTLESLITTLES-
NBWLITTLES-
N1heavenly landlan JIow is the strong stallftllnluQkcnftllnluQkcn-Hlltl
brokenbroken-and
broken-
nbroken-
NKWbrQkcn-
andNKWN1 N CC OctCt M1t 21 1878ISi8-D
157-8Dr111
BKRNhave ellect both onon-
mind01-
1mindon-
mind11-
RULES
cumstances had the happiest andl thet beautifulbealltlflllrollbealltlflllroll-THE
rodrod-
THE
mind andnne bodyOlh I am however still undecidedundecided-whether
undecided-whether
undecided-whether
DrDDr111n H A1 lllpJa-Dear
TnppcrTnppcr-Dear
Tapper-Dearwhether to remain here a month or two more andand-
thenand-
thenand-
thenDear BrotherBlothelEllclolEnclosed you will ilndtill 10 to aidaid-
inah1-
inaid-
inthen return to China or to cross over to the EastEast-ern
Iast-ern
East-ern
in sendingSPllt1ill M5sIi Sallie Stein to China A member11IllIhtr-of
RULES OF THE BOARD AS TO SPECIAL CONTRfCONTRf-of
CONTR-BUTIONS
CONTRI-BUTIONSern States to spend the winter and return to ChinaChina-
inof this churchclllrchwhiehwhich is a poor oneolllblingbeing touchedtouched-by
BUTIONSBUTIONS-by11 her letter in thetl last JOURNAL in which shehl sofO-
eHlllstlvso-
ealllestlybyin the early Spring 1 DonationsonllionIl1l1Ildonations mndo to any speciiiclwcil1t object aro to im underunde-rearnestly
under-Slood
Under-stoodI am veryOIJ much inclined to take the formerformer-
courseformer-
COllrseformer-
courseearnestly begs to be sent to China11111a determined toto-
mnlwto-
makestood us included in tho appropriations ivh tin Hoard to thatthat-
makethlth-
lobjctthat-
objectthe latter I would be thethe-wiser
the-wiser
the-Wiser
make anati ollort in her behalf lie proposed contricOlltr-ibntion
minis ki0VoW and Central Association 07507Wo s Wrw andant wifewitc Ifefl 1cOO1cOO-by
2002p0-bythe people of Ibadan This king is obliged to hebe-
anhe-
anhe-
altby T M 1JanpyBallI Corresponding Sectc Hethel AssociationAssociatio-
nreceivedA oclllIonoclllIo-
nllceivclreceived by our Board for generalgnlrlllHlpOl5purposes sincesince-the
43903ooJI nicbee Association 033 M1 vino Hanm AssociationAssociatio-ne
of the well assured that ifif-
Abeokutaif-
Abeokl1tnif-
Abeokutaan ally Egbas being Ji13VOUpthElAlloeillllonotwll1ch121llIrHoJIIIchalel41313 00 Bethel Association of which x1215 lor Home chajelAbeokuta should bee conquered by the Ibadans hehe-
wouldhe-
wouldhe-
Wouldthetl Ie lastI as t meetingmel t Ill of0 eftlntheIe rConventionConvcn tlon thave1 lnVe ibeen1 cell enen-
tirely40333J3j j aiuscio shoals Association byb JJ C Hubert 1b23A1b23-ATotal
23A23A-tirely
2300230-0tileljinHleqnatewould be the next to be attacked and enslaved byby-
theby-
thelbadansby-
thetirelytileljinHleqnateinadequate to carrcnrrr on our missions exciteexcite-the
Tota1 i2Sioi2Sio-
the12S1-
Othe
1281-
0AItKtxsAsFrontthethelbadansIbadans The Jebu king isi much superior toto-us
ofand death or madness follows lie curses a tree andand-it
nnd-it
and-it
Fourthly wto comingcorning-ofit withers andan animals also From the Jebus thisthis-
imaginedthis-
imainethis-
imaginedof the T1011ord Jesu will end somethingomethinlcl11111 tot spreadspread-his
nread1Jlna Missifisirn1IIFSIRSIIJITllllmmlnjioTislmminpo Association byI EI X SimmonsSimmon-
si ri 1jI11iS01555lft8fl less P O order inc 157617 Penrlearl Hiver AssociationAlIlocll1l1o-nbimaginedimaine curse is bought All able men in thisthis-
countrythis-
coulltrythis-
countryhihiss ikingdomklnrdOIlb
T amongamOIJCl tliei nationsnations-
A
1 by j K Auding tflowTouii ai7fli2Ir-l1IlsouuR
021750217-5DIisbouttlIt
ai7f-lMistouniHcountry keep an ase particularly the Egbas ManyMany-
educatedMany-
educatedJany-
educatedMistouniH SS-
chapelJnllclIlI ngflt of whichh jcOOVfK for HomeHom-
eA
Home-oA
home-chapeleducated natives and Christians believe in this imim-
possibleim-
possibleim-
possibleA LIBERAL CONTRIBUTIONCONTRIBUTION-
Achapel 491301953-
0Nonru9i309i30-
Apossible ase A few dayslar ago a lady of Kichmond tejipedstepped-into
Nourn OAiioLiNArrom J 1 iMeannt Tr wYo HAsHAs-fn
BA-
intoB AsA-
ssociatiafn tl HussionUcJnn lMntncnw1Kooms and handed ic tli5ifttllht soclatlva N O 20 60 fofof which jHtXlHUJI for Lomt chapelchapel-lessinto theAdherence to ForefathersForefathers-
EveryForefathers-
EveryForefathers-
Everyus thirtythirty-
dollarsoJ 11118P88 ex oCc 420232025O2 Murfreusboro1A-ll ch hy A McDowelllIcowellMcDowe-
ll1000TotalJebu dollars1 0 11 ar8 for the support of a pupil in Mrs115 CrawIIlWraw-fords
fciooolOOTotnlTotal 3025302-5fords
302-ifords
3025-SOUTH
Every man thinks himself strictly bound toto-
adhereto-
adhereto-
adhereadhere to the customs of his forefathers HenceHence-we
fords school A teacher of an infant classcnsfI in thethe-same
SOUTH CAKOLINACAItOIINAOJO JT n Columbia tf13OO1300 KeedjKeed-jsame
Hee-dsame
Reedy-Riversame city has arranged by various means toto-
directRiver Association of which 422 noO for BOInfom chapel by JnoJn-
orronJn-
odirectJno-
Aweve see that there there is not a single Jebu manman-converted
man-converted
man-converted onnillv flvin A Harksdale Tr11 I6SOIIJ Abbevlllp Asociatlon by AMA1I-
11lcJnrA hihi-
McIvertln nlitlrlroi 5ntrron o cum from the ClilUiieii riitdirect a goodl sumlIm into OUIout-rtreasuryconverted to Christianity or to Mahomedanism AtAt-
presentAt-
presentAt-
presentgoodly Mel1lcJnrvrr Sec ami Tr tMftSlrI1612ft2 rnonthlv concert collectioncollectio-
ntreasurycoilfctio-
ntreasllrycollectio-
nDarlingtonpresent there Is no hope of HvillnHvill-namongthem
treasury for the Home chapel Are there notnot-others
Darlingtonlrllnton ch by T IP Llde ll113GSO SundayHuIIII school FirstFirs-tOthers
Firs-tothers
Firs-tchurcha missionary livingliving-
amongliving-
among Others who might and will do likewise Are themthere-not
church Charleston for Home chapel by Mrsrrl Annie TT-
urtfT-
notT-
Shuckamongamongthemthem It isi death to of theirthp men whowho-would
whwh-woul
who-Would
any urtfnot momr wlinwho nnvnfCOVCt tinthe distinctioninotrM rvfof redeemedreleented-saints
Ill5clffhuc 11100l0 SparUinbnrK church by11 Tuo II MontgomeryMontgomery-Trwould openly profess Christianity or MahomedanMahomedan-
ismIahomedan-
ism
many Tr11 210 DarllnutonchDarlington ch for Home chapel by WV J AIA-IsailltS
A-ISlIltS
A-
texanderism A part of their lands border on Lagos butbut-none
hut-none
but-none
sailltS arising Mlin that day of laysd1 from thetl easteast-and