FOREIGN MISSIONISSION JOURNALJOURNALIIubl-bhtl

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RICHMOND VA AUGUST 18771877-

FOREIGN

1877-

HOW

No 551VholeWhole No 8989-

FOREIGN

89-

springFOREIGN MISSION JOURNALJOURNALH-

ATES

HOW TO GET UP A CLUBCLUB-

WeCLUB-

Wespring How can the Board venture to sendsen backback-to

back-to

back-toWe0 spent a day very pleasantly last month inin-

theIII-

thoIn-

theto China the laborers who are so anxious to returnreturn-ifthe Mecca of Southern Baptists Having receivedreceived-

fromreceived-

fmmreceived-

fromif we must wait till April or May for funds to supsup-

portsup-

portsup-

portl HATES PERPh It ANNUMANNUMO-

neANUO-

neANNUMO-

nefrom there a number of single subscribers and aa-

largea-

largea-

largeport those already therethere-

A

One copycop Wro ctct-

Flvtfor

ct-

IOctscts-

FheFlvtforFheIO Of woro copies to OIIH personperson4040 a copycopy-Twenty

coPYcoPY-Twcnty

copy-Twentyortnore

large club besides we made some inquiries asas-

toas-

toas-

totittit-

Amoro copied to ononn jercon 3030-

Fiftyt0-

Fifty

III-

IfiftyTwentyTwentyortnoreor to howFifty or inorH copies to one person 23-

4tYlensu2323-

43FleaHU22-

nPJltHUit was1S managed WeVe learned that soon-

aftersoonsoon-

afterS001-

1afterA PLEASING INCIDENT-

PassingINCIDENTINCIDENT-

PassingINCIDENT-

Passing43FleaHU remit by Draft Jostul Order or in RegisteredRegisteredA-

ddrcKS

HtlstlreL-ellcr

Registered-Letter

after the publication resumed attentionwas waswas-called

was-called

was-called

Passing the other day through Atlanta Ga wewo-

spentwe-

spentwe-

spentLellcr

AddrcKS FOKEICJN MISSION JOURNALJOURNALI-frcHiiovD

JOURNAL1-IICltaloxuroUfiNAJ-UrCIIlrIOw

called to it by a prominent member in the WedWed-nesday

Wed-nesday

Ved-

ne3clayspent six or soven hours most pleasantly thanks toto-

theto-

theto-

theIfrcHiiovD VAVA-

O

YY-

or

VA-

OF

nesday night prayermeeting The pastor thenthen-called

thenc-

allee1then-

calledthe courtesy of Brother Butler of the Index ourour-old

our-old

our-oldcalled titthe Ladies MissionaryJlslonar Society together andand-

dividedand1-

11villcand-

dividedold friend Gwinn and others Brother B introintro-duced

intro-duce

intro-duced

THE SOUTHERN BAPTIST CONVENTIONCONVENTIONL-

OCATED

CONVENTIONI-

OCATEl

CONVENTIONL-

OCATED

Oor divided the list of churchmembers among themthem-with

them-with

them-with

duced us inll the spacious hall of the MarkhaniMarkhani-House

Markhani-Honse

Markham-HouseLOCATED AT RICHMOND VIRGINIAVIRGINIA-

riiKSiDEXTJ

YIHOIN-

IAPItJsmTJ

VIRGINIA-

IItEs1nFNTI

with a request that they would call on one at leastleast-In

least-In

least-Ill

House to a group consisting of three members ofof-

theof-

theof-

theIn every family He hoped to get a club of twentytwenty-and

twenty-and

twenty-andriiKSiDEXTJ L M CURRY-

jtceOURRYOURRYV-

ICEPKKSIOKNTHOUnnY-

IcePIly51f1STIiHlrlunthe Constitutional Convention which had met onlyonly-

theonly-

theonly-

theVICEPKKSIOKNTHjtceIcePIly51f1STIiHlrlunPrt1 iorNTMIllraInHlnuu Woodoutl Md J A IfnckottIfnckott-Miss

Hnckttt-Mln

IlttckettA-llay

and therefore suggested to them to collect thirtythirty-cents

thhty-cents

thirty-cents

the day before and a prominent state officialofficia-lThey

officin-1rrhey

officia-lTheyMiss F Oourtney La J 11 Jeter Va II IB McUuliurnMcUuliurn-

Fincents of each subscriber The ladies went to workwork-at

work-at

in earnestearnest-conversation

earnes-tconversationon

earnes-tconversationon

Fin W M WinCim N O J L1 JlurrowK KyK S HenHen-derson

lInd-elPon

lienliend-emon

They were engagedengage as we approachedderson Alvham WV Iopo YfiunanYLln UII Mo J IJ LinltLink TexasTexas-H

llxU-H

at once not even waiting for the pastor to call atat-

tentionat-

tentionat-

tentionconversationconversationonon politics of course No but onon-

theon-

theon-

theH ILII Tucker Ga J O Furman S 0 Matt lllllsnmulilllstuatt-Tenn

lllllsnmu-Tenn

lllls IIl1UlIIl1U-lTennJTennTennJJ 11 Uoono ArkArkO-

OUKKSIONDINO

Ark-

OonICE51SUlUArk-

Colt

tention to it asar he did on the Sunday followingfollowing-Behold

following-Behold

the interests of religion andan the progress of BapBap-

tistBap-

tistBap-

tistOOUKKSIONDINOColt itKSIYYDINnI SECKETAKYRECICETAhlIII A TUPPERTUPPlH-TnA8uuICJ

TUPIER-TltaAsuuEItJ

UPPERT-KKASUKKH

Behold the result They take seventyseven copiescopies-every

copies-

eyclJcopies-

everytist principles in the several sections which theythey-

representedthey-

representedthey-

representedTKKASUKKHTnA8uuICJKKCOKDINU SRRKKTAIIYSItCnTAIIW

J O WILLIAMSWILLIAMSK-KCOKDINU

WUJI11SItIt-COIUHNIl

w111IADISIt-xcORDIYII W II OWATHMEYOWATHMEY-AUDITOHJOSEIH

OWATUllEY-AUDITonJOSEPH

1WATl1DIEF-AUDITORJOSEPH

every one of which beingbeill paid for by the subscribersubscriber-is

represented Ah how delightful it is to one hunhun-

dredshun-

reshun-

dredsAUDITOHJOSEIH F COTTHKLLCOTTHKLL-

3TAll

COTTRELLB-OARD

is read theytho have sent us 1025 and put the re-

nlaimlerrere-

mainderre-

maimlerdredsres of miles away from his place of abode to bebe-

thusbe-

thusbe-

thusDOAIU 0OF 1IADMAV4akusIHHICR1 wr Vnrrlnr n Vntklnl HII-

KI mainder 385 into the Treasury The papers areare-

sentaro-

8entare-

sentthus made to feel that he is at home andK El1yon W B1 1ILtchtor E WortlllL01 HInrHenry McHonaldMcHonald-

Wamongamong-

brethrenamong-

brethrollamong-

brethrenW Ooddln H II lIurri A 1E VickII1Mmr W Jones A BB-

ClarktIt-

Clarkesent to one of the ladies who opens the bundlebundle-writes

bundle-writes

bundle-writes

brethren Christianity can bind the whole worldworld-

togetherworld-

togctherworld-

togetherI Clarkt JJ11H Winston 1 J lan O3 H Vinston J nn-

GarlickIt-

GarlickGarlickGarlick-

I

writes the names of subscribers on their papers andand-

distributesand-

distributCHand-

distributestogethertogether-

THE

together-

THEdistributes them through the Sundayschool WeWe-

doubtWY-

edoubt

VeVe-

oubtIe I II-

THEI3TAllAAllIi communications in reference to the businessbusiness-

of doubt whether an other society in the whole southsouth-is

any THE BAPTIST MISSIONARY MAGAZINEMAGAZINE-

cary

MAGAZINE-

for

AGAZINE-

forof thS1BoardHoardBOc1lllhoulclshould be addressed to 11 A TOPPERTOPPER-Con

TuPPER-GorrCon01 ponding Secretary Richmond VaVa-

X

Vu-

FOHM

Va-

FORM

is doing more to cultivate the missionary spirit thanthan-

thethan-

thethan-

thefor July 1877 contains minutes of the 63d anniveranniver-ary

athniver-

carythe Ladies Missionarys3iollar Society of Greenville S CC-

THE

C-

THE

C-

THE

cary of the American Baptist Missionary UnionUnion-

heldUnion-

heldUnion-

heldXOHM OF BEQUESTBEQUEST-

TherebyBEQUEST-

H

held in Providence May 22d23d together with thethe-

annualthe-

anthe-

annualH herebyr give and bequeath unto the SouthernSouthern-BaptUt

SOllthern-Daptbt

Southern-Baptist

THE DBOUTH OF SUMMERSUMME-Ro

annualan Hual reports there presented The TreasurerTreasurer-reported

rrreasuer-reported

Treasurer-reportedBaptUt Convention formed in Aujiwm OimvriiOimvrii-

inGeOlgiaGeOlgia-

inrroo support the various operations in which thethe-

ird

the-

Boardthe-

Boardreported the entire receipts of the year includingincluding-the

including-

thein the month of May 1845184 and chch-Legislature

clllutered hy the-Legislature

thethe-Igislatllro Boardird is engaged costs about 2500 a month TheThe-

expensesThe-

expensesrhe-

expensesthe three great womans societies and other auxilauxil-

iariesauxU-

iariesauxil-

iariesLegislature of the Slate of Georgia by uu-

passodun actact-

asstIact-

vassodpassodasstI andalt approved DecemberDeccm ber iHh 1845j

herehere-insert

here-msert

here-insert

expenses are nearly uniform but unfortunately aa-

greata-

rrcat

a-

greatiaries at 23877716 leaving a balance against thethe-

Unionthe-

Unionthe-

Unioninsert the amount if in money or t subject ifife-

therifo-

therifo-

thergreatrrcat many of the contributors on whom we relyrely-

haverely-

haveUnion of 4736151 The report of work in forfor-

eignfo-

rdnfor-

eignother property either real or personalrsollul for ForeignForeign-Missions

ForeignI-Lssiolls

foreign-36iions

haehave fallen into the habit of deferring their giftsgifts-

tillgifts-

tillgifts-

tilleign lands is deeply interestinginterestingwewe have roomroom-

onlyroom-

onlyroom-

onlyMissions till winter or springspringnearnear the close of our fiscalfiscal-

year

fiscal-

year

fiscal-

yearonly for a summary The Union has missions inin-

Burmah

in-

RUlmah

in-

Burmahyear Thus it happens almost every 3ear thatthat-

thoughthat-

OURthat-

thoughBurmah Assam India China Japan SwedenSweden-

GermanySwcden-

GermanySweden-

GermanyOUR CLUB RATESRATES-

As

RATES-

Asthough free of debtdebfiatat the meeting of the ConvenConven-

tionClllven-

AsConven-

tionGermany France Spain and Greece employingemploying-13SAs has been heretofore stnted the JOURNAL isis-

publishedis-

publishedtiontioninin a few months thereafter the Board gets bebe-

hindhand

be-

lIlb1ihel1

be-

Iiudhand13S missionaries andan 95656 native preachers TheyThey-

have

They-

have

They-

havepublished by the Foreign Mission HoardanyBoard any gaingain-will

gain-Will

hindhand andnne is compelled to borrow moneynone toto-

prevent

to-

will

to-

preventhave 796 churches into which were baptized duringduring-

theduring-

theduring-

thewill go into the tivnsurytrtI1SHr any loss must be paid outout-o

out-of

prevent suffering among its employees in foreignforeign-

lands

foreign-of

foreign-

landsthe year 5604 persons making a total membershipmembership-of

oof funds contributedfor missions WeVe are theretheret-ore

theref-ore

lands Look back at the receipts acknowledged In-

the

inin-

the

in-

foreof 63445-

The6344563445-

The63445-

rhefore veryery anxiousanoU to make the paper at least selfself-

sustainingself-

stlstainingthe JOURNAL In April the aggregate was 47424742s-

ustainingThe chief interest of the meeting was arousedaroused-

by

aroused-

by

aroused-

bysustaining and if possible a source of some revrev-enue

rerev-enue

10 in May S29000 in June 239563 In JulyJuly-

f

Julye-

nueby a paper read by Dr Murdock CorrespondingCorresponding-Secretary

Correspollc1lng-

SecretaryCorresponding-

Secretaryenue Our rates were llxcil with this end in viewview-and

view-and

ffl87359187359 and in this number only 100569 WeWe-

see

We-

see

VeVe-

andSecretary propounding the momentous questionquestion-

Shallquestion-

Shallquestion-

Shalland If subscribers continue to come in as rapidly asas-

theyas-

theysee very plainly why and how this habit has growngrown-

up

grownt-hey

Shall wew reduce the scale of our missions TheThe-

assembled

The-

assemble

The-

assembledthey have doneone init the last month our aim will beber-

eachedber-

eachedup and we do not complain at all nor should wewe-

desire

we-

reachd

we-

desireassembled brethren and others cooperating byby-

telegraphby-

telegraphby-

telegraphreached To clubs of live or more the JOURNALJOURNAL-is

desire any church that has a good system of concon-

tributions

cocoi-

3con-

tributionstelegraph nobly responded by raising with greatgreat-

enthusiasm

great-

enthusiasm

great-

enthusiasmis offered at reduced rates partly to increase its circir-culation

cir-culation

tributions if It isi working well to depart from it-

but

itit-

but

It-

cuIationenthusiasm and in a few hours the large amount-

reportedamountamount-

reportedamount-

rcportedculation but chiefly because it costs less to send aa-

number

a-

numberbut we call attention to the subject in order to urgeurge-

those

urge-

number

urge-

thosereported as a balance against the Union So itit-

entersit-

entersit-

entersnumber of copies to one person than to send thethes-

amethes-

amethose who intend to contribute and can do so nownow-

as

nows-

ame

now-

asenters on its G4th year with hopes of being able toto-

enlargett-

enlargeto-

enlargesame to as manyll1all different persons For exampleexample-To

as easily as hereafter to send on their gifts at onceonce-

and

once-

and

llCellCe-

Toenlarge instead of having to contract itsit operationsoperations-

Weperations-

VeTo send fifty copies to one address for a1 year rere-

quiresre-

quiresand in order further to excite the Christian ingeinge-

nuity

mgeq-

uIres

inge-

liuityWeVe notice that the periodicals published by thethe-

Union

the-

Union

the-

Unionquires us to write the name and postofllce but fourfourt-een

fourt-een

nuity of our readers to devise some means by whichwhich-

the

whicht-

een

which-

theUnion the Magazine theth Macedonian and thethe-

Helping

the-

Helping

the-

Helpingteen times on cash book mailing15 book and wrapwrapp-

erswrap-

persthe diiuculty may be obviated or at least allayedallayed-

Some

allayed-

Soule

l1ayedT-

IHelping Hand all cost considerably more than thethe-

amounthh-

amountpersTI ers and takes but six hundred foldings twelvetwelvep-

astingstwctwelvep-

astingsI e Some of0 f our readersreat 1 el S got an Income bybv raisingralslnl00-

pastings

oror-

handling

or-

handlingauloamountlitlit-

THE

4 receivedcccl i from subscriberssubscribers-

THE

subscrhrs-

RE

pastings and three sheets of wrapping paper toto-

send

to-

sendhandling wheat and other grain now ready

fiforfifor-d

forfor-

market

fo-

rmarketandsendovn d thet 1 10 same to fifty separate addresses requiresrequiress-even

requiress-even

i marketmarketaneand1 wee rejoicereJoice to hear that unusuallyunusna IY finefine-

crops

fine-

crops

neTHERE CONFERENCE OF MISSIONARIESMISSIONARIES-

The

MISSIONARIES-

Thoseven harvestedharvcstedperhapperhaps they1 IeIe-

twentfourcouldcould-

make

could-

make

ldhundred of and postoffice-trentyfour

postofficepostoffice-tventjrfour

have beenwritings mime crops of missionaries at Shanghai has-

donehashas-

done

has-

doneconferencefirst fruits-

Others

fruitsfruits-

Others

TheLord of the 15 ss-

and

thetventjrfour hundred foldings six hundred pastingspastings-nd

make au otteringof erihig to Ill the plans and stimulate thethe-

zeal

the-

zeal

the-

zealdone much to perfectwellandnd who can give now as we asas-

next

as-

per

as-

nextthirtyseven and half sheets of manilla papa-

Perpa-

perOthers there maybemay bea zeal of our laborers In China WeVe looklookforgoodfor good rere-

sults

1e-

suIts

re-

sultsPer We hope this explanation will be acceptedaccepted-ty

next yearyear-

Butyear-

Butcar womancantcant thethe-

ladies

the-

ladies

sults to show themselves in the present and in comcom-

ingcom-

in

corn-

ingto womanby those who have sent 10nO lists of names withwith-

frtywithf-

ortyBut for Ingenuity we turn

wobm-l

us long of theFull and interesting reports papa-

pers

pa-

pers

pa-

persfor 15 assembledassem e ata popularpopular-

places

ppopular-

places

0plllar ingin yearshome orfrtyy thirtytl 1 Irty or in one case twentyfive centscentsa-plece

cellcentsa-piece

tS ladies whetherw J IC t11c J atand discussions have been furnished by Dr RK-

H

R-

H

R-

IIdevise some plan to helphelp-

us

persresortapiece Instead of sending the money and just oneone-

andone-

Hanleplaces of summer

0 In a dry seasea-

son

sea-

son

H Graves to the Religious Herald WeVe have alsoalso-

fullalsals-

funalso-

fullemergencyname and PostofficePostofficee-

asou

us through the presentis very refreshingrefresIHUg HowHow-

san

How-

an

nOWOW-

SOilfull reports in the Celestial Empire a weekly pubpub-

some

pub-

lished

pub-

lishedson even a slights1rrht10 showerin Africa live andam1 carrycarryonon theirtheir-

work

ththeir-

work

ee-

etlr lished at Shanghai from which we propose to giv6giv6-

some

give-

someVLLetet us not be weary in well doing for in duedue-

seasonsanan ourmteslonariesour missiouaris

remittances till next some extracts as soon as we can find roomr-

oomFOREIGN

rom-h

r

season we shall reap if we falutlnt not work it they get no moreh

oIo-

IISSION

Q FOREIGN MISSION jounisrLiLjounisrLiLj-

TnTxT

JOURNJ0URNATFO-

REIGN

ALALI-

fTVfroinTxYIf TTTnxr look upon their workork with suspicion ButHn thist1li letlo-tFOREIGN

let-

itsamount raised amongunion thelie people beingllclllg about C7Iif7f7-

or7ij7i-

jorFOREIGNjTnTxTN MISSION CJOUENALfT0URNALA TU3 1hOlJe j1is wearing wayway-

OUR

way-

OUR

I

or about 5GO in hard moneymOlle of this place This sulisuli-reriptlon

Ruh-

cliptlot1sub-

ZeriptionOUR WORK INL LA TOUKTOU-

KRICHMOND

reriptlon tin1 people gave cheerfully the ColonialColonial-Governor

Colonial-GovernorGovernor Capt C C Lees headed the listjt withwith-Cfi

with-tRICHMOND VA AUGUST 1877187-

7OUR

Is a very humble one The Church doesloe not excx-

oecdex-

geedCfit The above amount enabled mo to completecomplete-

woodwork

completo-celoecd n score of members and the mcctinp1mcetlllg3llenvnare 1i11i-

1rrT

hchlheld-

inthe wOll plUtlrltw the houo illltlo IlId out rhoThe-WoodworkUlin the house of the EVftUgvlist who is IlllUSeuIimself aa-

OURll-

J woodwork isi well painted andI1I1 the wallsall nicelynicely-i

nicely-whitewashed

KTTOCTMATDTT7CJ rrTOOURU T5 MISSIONARIESMISSIONARIESI-n

carpenter an unlettered man in11 comparison withwith-

Inwith-

Ini whitewashed The corrugated iron with which itit-

isit-

tIn tlie Field t the college professors and the collegebred WaldenWalden-I

Waldeii-shut

aldll1 isi covered I believe to be the best and willwillltwilllt-I

laJt aa-

longa-

Irn1gII shin ministers by whom lie is surrounded HutHut-

CHINA

liltlilt-

CliltvAlonglotw time The missionaries here think that thethe-

houetill-

CHINAthe-

houseCHINA these members are devout and atlVctlonate and thethe-

AT

the-n houehOIfe complete as it standstnlld ought to have cstcsta-

boutClts-

ervicescost-

aboutAT TUKO CHAUI O ChefooT P Crawford Mrs servicesservserv-

Crawford

i ces are characterledch arac ter i ze d byby much unctionuncti o n whilewhile-

Crawfordabout C450d3Ovv-

Orawford1lrswhilellllt it has cost the Hoard aboutabult-

I1CrawfordOrawford1lrssirs STSTlIolmCsS J Holmes Woo Tswun Chan nativenatiyepaspas the Evangelist IlonorcJ lerrarisTI crrar i a convertconvcr t fromfrom-

torfrom-

tar1111 J41244I1 7s Bd and all the work done and improveimprove-

menthllprove-

torImilprov-

elnenttor and three native assistants Roman Catholicism isIS unusually well acquaintedacquainted-AT ment made has cost onlyon1yca21321V1 7s 8d r promisedpromised-

toATT siiAxiuiMTT Yates Dtrs Yates Wong Iing SanSan-

nativeandandi-

vesand-

AT

111word of God of tendernessYli with the a manntlve pastor nnct one nutnativet IUSassistantan to sendlint you01 at viewVll of the chapel but owingowhwbb-

ATto thethe-

incessantthe-

incessantAT OAXTOSHCAxTOV H H Grnws1lrsGravesives Mrs GravesGrnVs11i8snlaGravesMissLulaWhitMiss LulaWhiihit zealzca 1 andntH1 an intelligentI n t e 11 Ige It amih devotedl Baptist whowiio-

denwho-

denincessant

oJ

clouds which hanghUI over thet I 10 country atat-

presentat-

denat-

preselitden Yong Seen San and eleven other native assistants and besides maintaining the meetings at La Tour tratra-Bibiewomen

tlt1-

3iblewomen it isIpresentIHPC IIttthishis beinghcin the rainy season exceedinglyexceedingly-dilllcult

exceedingly-diilicultBibiewomen

APPTPA Iverses the valUys on foot scattering gospel seedseed-

Aseed-

AFRICA dilllcult for the photographer to take a good viewview-Now

view-Now

iewAAFRIOA both by tracts and byy the spoken wordwon and111 HI nownow-

uATwffiWTnow-

assistants

Hmlstalcmistake made InNowXo Dr as to the we using thethe-amount

the-amotultuATwffiWTjiveATAT AIJIJEOfUTPAmAm-

assistantsP O LagsWE JlavidJ Dwid and011 two na1

alHand then ostjmlsxte1HI hlj111s journeys into 1FrancoratouHIaiuaiu-wVB

andand-jive itamount over the appropriationlast yearyemit waswa aa-

mistakea-

mistakejivewVB assistantsassistants-

ATissibuini I t vv-

ATt1ATlLWAT LAGOSLAGOSWW WtVV Colley and one native assistant I Switzerland Lat fall he had a publicpnblCllbcdiscussiondiscussion-

ITALY

dlsetlssIon-

ITALYno1 mistake but I assure youOU that mistake liaslta beenbeen-

atonedheen-

ITALYteen-

atonedITALYITALY-AT

with the FreechurchFreechmc1IlUl1llterminister on baptism in whichwhich-

AT

whlcll-the atoned for in the work which lias already been donedone-

Xotdone-

Notlolle-

AT the latter took the ground that baptism was no lonlon-

LA

lon-

tiersiKnor Xot until built the corner ofof-

Toephof-

LAo-

floephAT ROMEO IB Taylor and Signor CocordaCocorda-

LAour chapel was on

LA TOUHTounSignorFtrrarisTounSignorSigner FerrarisFerraris-MILANSignor

ger binding and on thistIll point at least the BaptistBaptist-MiLAxstenor

Baptist-found

Toeph and Broad streets did the people in LagosLagos-know

LUfloLagos-knowMiLAxstenor PaschettoPaschett-

oCAnriSignorfound thetit VValdensesaldenscs withith him Some have seemedseem-

edSlrIKseemed-

toin tili1I1iiOlHt1know of our existence as aI missionary society thisthis-

placethis-

placeCnrISiJno1 Martlne11Martinell-iNArLESSignor to regard our in the valleysllles as uncalleduncalled-

Himunealled-

forSlrIK regar presence unupc1NArLESSignor ColomboColomb-o13IIISignor

Jo place notwithtanding the amount of work wewe-

havelye-

havethink if God has raisedraisedI-SLAND

raised-up

Him13IIISignorSigner BasiieBasileI-SLAND

for and unseemly lint we have lone lienlien-In

hers-InISLAND OKOJ SAiimsiASisnor CossuCoss-

uYsalesSignorup a man there to declare theth whole counsel of GodGod-

VJssicssignorGod-

weGod liasIn work011 to theour upill present greatlygreatly-

showngreatly-

shownBeiiondiI3ellond-

iAt

VJssicssignor believebel ieve that notnot-At

not-onlywe may well sustain him Nayar we shown his approbation of our movements TheThe-

DayThe-

DayAt Home only for the ordinances but for the spiritual truthtruth-J

Day School here isIi doingdoin well the SundayschoolSundayschool-classes

StlHlasclI001-J

Sundayschool-classesJ B Hartwell MrsIrs HartweiiHartwellPP O Columbus Ga I which are closely connected with them we have aa-

lrnm5a-

Eclasses are well attended and interesting ManyMany-ofE Z Slmonlrnm5 1lr SimmonsP O KoMntl MisslissvT N mUsiou which there or elsewhere no one can fulful-

Bfill-

B of the and have learned within iixiix-months

Fi-xmonths

ixB WilliamsVillia MrsMErsYilIlaml501cOMrsyilllamsIWilliams P O Montcomery Ala Miss illti l forfni 11S wWeVee believeUlie e 4inithat Vwhcreerlumnfhei e er TufnutInfant liapliap-I

I3ulrUmUm-L

men womenI V NewKe Testament in theirtheir-

vernaculartheir-

vernacularL Moon MissulSS E MoonP1 oon O Cartersa1 1 SI Bridgen Va 1m months how to read the

I tismt lm isis practicedpmc t lCC 1 unantagomedU11tlllI t 1g01l7CI 1 by1 Baptist principrinci-ples

priilci-ples vernacular tongue Some are so moved upon asas-

theyas-

theyples it tends to the corruptioncorrupt lOll of principles and toto-

OURto-

OURtheytIle wadewut into the ocean of light and knowledgeknowledge-

Godsknowledge-

GodsITALIAN MISSIONSMISSI0NSLALA TOUR the of the line of demarcation betweenbetweenB-VKKV

between-BY

OUR effacing dcmarcatloll Gods Word that they comeconw at once to me 7o7o-m forfor-

baptismfor-

baptismBVKKVm nitrEY DR GEO B TAYLOR the church and the world Even in111 these valleysvalleys-See

valleys-See

baptism and church membershipmembership-While

lnelnbership-WhileSee fourth page for some account of theth place such tendencies can bee seen Ministers havemve beenbeen-

andbeen-

anden While we have some encouragements we are notnot-

withoutnot-

andnot-

withoutand people the article there isIS made up in111 partpart-from

unwilling tot bury unbaptizcd infants baptiedbaptied-from

baptized-youth without the inevitable ditticultiesditticulties-

Theredifliclilties-

Therefrom the first part of Dr Taylors letterletter-The

youth reachinga certain ageae are exhorted tot comecome-

Thecome-

to There was no little encouragement for us in thethe-letters

the-The

the-lettersThe History of the Waldenses is replete withwith-

interesttoO tllc communionconunUlllon and1111aroare prepared for it byb beingbeing-

interestbeing-

instructed letters from jou and Dr Corev stating the inteninten-tions

il1tn-interest

inten-tlotlsinterest and instruction but more than the barestbarest-

allusioninstructed in the catechism and people who do notnot-

allusionnot-

profess tions of the young brethren of ilichmond InstituteInstitute-and

Institute-alll1sion

Institute-andit would be in these limitslimits-

Fromprofess to have experienced the new birth rere-

witnesses

re-

gardwhomallusion to impossible and we1 hope 3011 will allowlo the teacher theythey-

willthey-

WillFrom a yenvery earlearly leiod the people of these valval-leys

gll thlmselves UlHand are regardregardedell aas chulch mcmutent-bers will support here to be known as Tlie1lt StudentsStudents-

MissionaryStwlclIs-

1eysStudents-

Missionary1eys maintined thele fundamental tmths of the GosGos-pel

ber Jt n1may be Uld tlmthat many parts oof Ity areare-much Missionary11880Iarl of tluhe liiclunonilRich nond Institute We0 believebelieve-

thish1ie-

petbelieve-

thispet and were indee Reformcrs before the HeRe-formation

mnch I110moreC 111in ncd of cauocltsts This1 hi lis veryvery-true

el this name will be the means of other institutesinstitutes-following

intltute-gfoation

hlstitutes-followingtruertle bllt If these allcs arc at aU a fountain ofof-

influencefoation Nor thlvor were merely stationarystationary-witnesses

following in the same workwork-I

work-witnesewitnesses but scattered the light in various porpor-tions

influence for Italy it cannotcannot be unimportant thatthat-

lionsthat-

at I didi notIrot tell you in my last that I had written toto-

Mrto-

tionsto-

Mrtions of FranceFrance and ItalyItal TheyTifev suffered terribleterrible-persecutions

at least a testimony for our principles be renderedrendered-persecutions

rendered-there Mr11rJ T1 Smith of New York suggesting that asas-

heas-

persecutionsas-

hepersecutions for the truth being in various centucentu-ries

there But howIOW muchL1ch would our evangelistss opop-

Ties

op-portunity

p he was helping Saml M Harden 1011on of our latelate-misslonaiy

lnte-ries

late-mixionaryries exiled tortured massacred portunjtvportullIt of getting the ear of the people beh linin-

creasednn-

Tvholesalethisthiimprisoned or byby-

wholesalemisslonaiy ItevHe Joseph M Harden at placeplace-that

place-wholesale

place-thatwholesale The and the creased if he had a neat well located chapel ThisThis-

wouldI hishis-

liansIllPresbyterians EpiscopaEpiscopa-

liansthat hehe would take him to America Mr11 SmithSmith-has

Smith-lians

Smith-haslians both claim that the Waldcnsians of theirtheir-

ecclesiasticalwould cost comparatively little and FerrarisJo elr1rli hashas-

ecclesiasticalhas-

latelywere has decided to have him come over to America anilanil-

hasnnd-

ecclesiasticalanti-

hasecclesiastical order It seems certain that for two oror-three

lately been much exorcised on the subject andand-

threeand-

thinks has sent el00100 to pay his passage Samuel willwillleaowillleao-three

leaveleave-Lagos

leave-Lagosthree centuries at least have been Presbyte-

rianthinks he could gct some ald in France and bwitbwit-

rianSSwit-

zerlanditJie Coastthey Presbyte Lagos in rx few weeks for the Libcriun wherewhere-

hewhere-

1ianwhere-

lierian influenced perhaps bv1 connection witiiith GeGe-neva

Ge zenanazenana-Tieva

zellanzerland-1hotlands heh will meet one of YatcsandYatci and Porterllelds vesselvessel-

whichvcsse15-

neVvessels-

whichTieva where many of their ministers have beenbeen-educated

lholland of dollar have been contributedcontributed-educated

contributed-mainly whichhich will take him to New York about the ltlt-

of1st-

oftt-

educatededucated The ancient Waldensesallnse have also beenbeen-claimed

mainly I believe by1 Episcopalians andall PrcsbytePrcsbyte-claimed

Presbyte-ria

reshtc of August D1 VV-

IY-

claimeV-

Iclaimed as holding substantially Baptist doctrinesdoctrines-and

rllmsria us for chapels colleges schools hospitals tVctV-cand

cc-

forakcdI asked MrIl Smith to allowallo Samuel to go to thethe-

Richmondthe-

anl1tim-

eI11ehinontland practices And this seems truetrue as to a portionportion-at

forr the WaWaldensiandensian valleysyacJ Ul there no stewardsteward-at

Richmond Institute aa4 I think that his presencepresence-there

pr15CnC-eat

presence-thereat least of that people It is so intimated in somesame-

ofof the Lord who wouldould like to give a few hunhun-

ofhutn-

dreds there would do much to stir the hearts of VirginiaVirginia-forof the histories andan was explicitly so stated to thethe-

presentdreds for the erection of a Baptist chapel therethere-

presentthere-

Oil for the goodood of Africa Wec hope Samuel willwill-

comewil-

lpreentwill-

comepresent writer by Mrr Geymonat himself a WaldcnWalden-sian

On9n suchich a chapel the Waldensian motto Lux litcetlitcet-

sianmeet-

in come safelynrtl and be fitted for work in this countrycountry-He

cOllutrr-siansian and professor in their Theological School atat-

FlorenceinteneltrisInin tencrls the light shines in the darkness mightmight-

Florencemight-

with He has been studying andall working with brotherbrother-David

hrother-Florence

brother-DavidFlorenceFlorence-

WhenwIth peculiarpecllharymjllCtrpropriety be inscribed NayNa I longlong-

Whenlong-

toOl1g David and me ever sincesince we arrived hereI I lc HeHe-

studiesHe-

benIle-

sttlliesWhenben religious liberty came to the WaldensesWaldenses-they

to seeee flllItahanan Italian Baptist Church Edifice Fund1 L1n forfor-

theyfor-

the studies and learns well I hope hisLis presence inin-

AmericaI-

ntIeyin-

Anmericathey wereere as the result of so many ages of oppresoppres-sion

tlwtl securing of chapels at importantlnpOltlI1POIltspoints in11 ItalyItaly-sion

1t11Italy-as America will be worth much to the mission ciusociuso-

incaucau-

81Oncause-

illsion81On inIn aa very reduced state They howeverhowever-naturally

asa opportunity01101 tUntty oilersoft r WeC wouldoul begin withIth La TourTour-naturally

Tour-and in this field andan that God may permit him to rere-

turnrc-

11atural1yre-

turnnaturally found many Christian friends in thethe-United

and Korae andan go to NaplesNnples Milan and other imporimpor-TJnited

impor-tant turn Yours very trulytrul W W11 COLLEYCOLLEY-

The

COLLE-

YRICHMOND

United States England and Holland readyrearead to helphelp-them

tant points One thingthil1 constantly troubles meme-

themme-

themme-

Wethem Perhaps theU7e most prominentprominent of thesethese waswas-General

WeVee sasay fand I believehche itt that we more than anyany-General

any-other The enclosed circular H or handbill is neatlyneatly-

printedneatly-

printedGeneral Beckwith of the Church of England whowho-lost

therothercll1sttlrChristian denomination hold the truth in111 itsits-

lostits-

simplicity printed on a slip of yellowelluw paper 12x8 inches andand-

isamam-

10stand-

islost a legl in the battle of Vaterloo and whosewhose-character

simplicity ietYetltit does sometimes seem asnsifif thesethese-character

these-others is as followsfullows-

charactercharacter andan life were revolutionized by that eventevent-Sojourning

others with their changed mutilated ordinancesordinances-

amelioration

ordinances-tSojourning in the valleys he became interesterl inin-

theirIet a more freely than we for the prollgntlOll of thc NEWNE BAPTIST13API IS1 CHURCHCHURCH-

Corner0CIIURCII-

CornerHURHUR-

theirC I

their behalf and thenceforth for manmany yearseals till hisIlls-

deathGospelGopel IIf our iws are mor SCLlptllral surelysurely-our

Corner of Joseph and Broad StreetsStreets-THE

Streets-death

Street-sTIEdeath he gave time iurtlic iliHl inlmmcc to thethe-

ameliorationonr o1Jhgatlon to spread hel11 lis corspol1dinglycorrespondingly-greater THE DEDICATION sEitSEHVICE8VICES will eQiumence onon-

THURSDAYon-

ame1ipratloll0n-

1IiURSUAIamelioration and elevation of the Waldenses notnot-slacking

greater But may it not be that BaptistsBaptists ureuuniuureuuniu-slacking

are bUUIsohne-times THURSDAYY next the I0th intant the morning serser-

viceSe TT-

slackingll-

viceslacking in his endeavors even in the midst of hishis-disappointment

times tempted to rely upon thetheirr orthodoxy andal1 toto-

disappointmentto-

bevice to begin at 300 A MM-

TheM-

Ther

disappointment at their decision to retain PresbyPresby-rian

be less earnest than they should be ininn their workwork-rian

work-of The RevHe J MiLuaihLUl will preach the sermon inin-

Englishin-

1iallIn-

Englishrian rather than Episcopal churchgovernmentchurchgovernment-Ever

of ftllth and labor of lovelove-

Everlove-

A

English The RevRe SAMUEL PEABSE will followinfollowin-Yoruba

followln-Ever

fo1loWI-nYorubaEver sincesincethethe reign of Queen Anne of EngEnEn-

landYorubaYoruba-

TheYoruba-

Theland the Waldensian Church has been endowedendowedendowed-

andA LETTER FROM REV W W COLLEYCOLLEY-

andCOLLE-

YLaosThe Rev J B WOODOOD will preacliloach a sermon toto-

Englishil-

landIa-

Englishand the income is used for the support of the paspas-tors

Loos AFRICA MayIay 30th 1877 English on LORDS DAY following 13th instantinstant-at

instant-torstors in the valleys As Italy has in these laterlater-years

Dear Dr TapperllpperSinceSince my last to jou thethe-years

the-work

at 1030 A MM-

TheM-

The11-

yearsyears been opened to the dissemination of the gosgos-pel

work has goneone forward with much success at thisthis-pel

this-station

The Rev JJ B THOMAS will preach in the afterafter-noon

after-pe1

after-noonpel the WaldenstaBs have sent forth many wellwell-

trainedstation Our new chapel was finished byb the 1st1st-

trained1st-

ofnoon of the same day at 4 PI M in YorubaYoruba-

TheYoruba-

trainedYoruba-

Thetrained preachers and teachers who though perper-haps

of May andan the dedication services commenced onon-the

The Rev T1 B MACAULAY will take a part inia-

thein-

hapsin-

thehaps not in all cases thoroughly Italian have yetyet-done

the 10th as you will see from an enclosed circularcircular-The

the serviceservice-The

service-Thedone a good work IndeedIndeed every denominationdenomination-

nowThe brethren missionaries of the Church of EngEng-

a

The hymns for the occasion will be selected fromfrom-

thefrom-

nowfrom-

thenow abrjnl in Italy numbers among its laborerslaborers-WYaldensians

land and thoVesleyanthe Wesleyan Church gave mc their srmsym-pathy

the Church of England andan Wcsleyan HymnHymn-Books

Hymn-1Valdenslans

Hymn-Books1Valdenslans as our own Cocora and JaschettoPasehetto-

Inpathy anand etUclent serviccs 011 the occasion lIteThe-gatherings

Books The music will be conducted by MRn JJ-

BENJAMINJ13J13-

BENJAMINDD-

nInn this appears the special providence of GGod ItIt-is

gatherings were large amI attentive to the Vord fitat-alt

BENJAMIN aided by his choirchoir-NISisa ivrcvcihowever ua itnypIty thatmvi sunnsomo Valdensiansuiuuusmiis 1l1steadinstead-

ofjusLfiiu aiMiieall the servicesservices anuiuoand the collections were goodgoo AsAs-

of N BA collection will be mademae at the close 010-1each

ofof-

ofoo-

eachf

of welcoming the cooperation of other ChristianChristian-laborers

I wrote you in my last I hoped to got in Lagos thethe-amount

each service in aid of the churchchurch-W

church-Wlaborers in the evangelization of Italy have somesome-

timesamount necessary to complete the then begunbegin nn-

work WV Wr COLLEYLLEY MinisterMinister-Lagos

Minister-times

Minister-Lagostimes seemedseemedtoto regardregar them as intruders and to j work this I did with considerable success the Lagos May 3d31lt 18771877-

Q

187-

7llICIDI0ND

FOREIGN MISSION JOUK3STAXJOUK3STAXFR-OM

33F-

ROM

FROM DR YATHBYATHB-

SIIAWUIAISIIAWUIAISIfANO HAl Mayrll 19thOtl1 3877387-7Jar

877 II OurHINTIIIN TO SUNDAYSCHOOL WORKERSVIORKERSAmounti

t

Amount raised for MissIlss Moon11oons HouseU0l1se2J822382 03present SundayschoolSlIlJclayschoollessomlessons have for their Remitted to Tung Chow 1084 07Jar JtrutlierIntluer Titpprrf1 1ihlVr Tht mtasintmry1 eonfcreonfcr-

nrirooilfel-

cncesubjmsu b ject the history of the first distinctly

I

II-

cureinrirocureiis stilltill in session ami Is thrillinglyintercstthrllllllthrillingly lutereetlutereet-Itig

Missionary enterprise ForeignIn hands of Boardundertaken afteraftc the resur Board subject to orderorer11 3933 5050-

jecrcu

55-

Theillg Tho blessed Spirit is ill our midst mul II-doiibt

I-

doubtcctlon of JesnsJcSI1 011 this aCCOl1nt they exceed nle huIles shouldaredoiibt not that great good will result from thisthis-

convocationtJJlthis-

collugJ11191Y iIlIJOltant congratulate themselyes 011on-

tileandfin olwht to be to all lIuusllay tile 1l0be worwork wllieh they have tJms suecessfullyOne of theconvocationcol lvocattoh most remarkable feafea-tures

fea-tures

intClcitillg We heree 11rn tJmt the Ghot few hundredHoly begun Only a dol1ars more arearc-neededtures of our meetingmeetiugasas tilelie essajs read from day 8clctedjecrcu me men for the workwOJktlmtthat the most dis I needed to complete the amount theythe undertook toto-raiseshowshowIsis the fact that theseto day essay writtenwritten-

intmguished and ctleiellteljlcient of the apostles were cho raise and this sum will bee speedily secured soso-

soondilVerent Ifin parts of China and the speeehes mademade-here

matte-here

senoU to commence it WeYe have thrilling accounts of soon as the work can go forwardforward-

FROM

here on the several essays are a unit on one pointpoint-that

point-tltat

their arduous labors their fearful trialstrl3s and theirthoirII

that of the native church becoming sclfsupportiiisclfsupportiii-as

glorious successes Let the teachers continuallyI

as soon asa possible and that foreign money bebe-plied

nltiptip-plied

bear in mind and often remind their pupils thatthat-plied

WOMANyANWOMANS8 BAPTIST MISSIONARYwTssinwAnv RnnTVTvSOCIETYSOCIETY-they

SOCIETY-

Theplied onlyonl for aiding weak churches and aggressiveaggressive-work

aggressive-work O

they are studying an inspired history of early forFor-eiqtJnc Sixth Annual Report of this Society withwith-

eiffnwith-

workwith-

Proceedingsworkwork-I

eiffn Missions4Vissiols-It Proceedings of the Annual is neatMeeting n pampam-

uiimi

parn-

pitletI am happy11I1j to nayfoa that the salarysaltu of my nativenative-

pastornative-

pastorIt is to JIIe olle of tllelie most Ill1accountnble of a11

pastorlastor has been paidpaltllJrby thetWJ1l1tiHnative church for moremore-than

more-than

tllingg l1at allany one who acopts the Dible shouldshould-not

lJllet of ninetytwo pages rhe meeting waR heldheld-inthan two yearslU and in 187G181 G the church diddhImllchmuchmuch-

moremuch-

morenot heheve 111in oreigll IlsslUns 1 beg sllch to rere-

morere-

ConsiderI 1111301tonin BostonAprilAplil17th17th nnd 18th 1877 and semsseems toto-

havemore than support the pastor Other churches inin-

dillercntiii-

diflbreiiteonollIIuiimi themu KuujeccHuhjcct inIn the light 01of our present Imveiiu heen veryiy cpmnuspuited Iheanu 11csurerjnuiinmti reportsreports-

contributionsHJJUHBdillercnt partsIlt1 of China hav jut entered uponupon-

thatupon-

thatSundayschool studies JJItGJItG-

Womans

RG contributions during the year amounting to 34867that stage The average contribution head ofof-jiiy

of-layjiiy church is more than double that of

peranyall otherother-

churchother-

clu95j and this except some 500 was raised in NewNe-

wWomansNew-

Englandchurchclu rch yet reported I expect much good will111 rere-sult

11re-sult

WomansIVoman s WorkWWorkS-

CCIETIES

ork England New York New Jersey and PennsylvaPennsylv-ausult from tiiee meetingsmeetings-

Iu iiiaJ I ia forf00-

Il there are two other similar SocietiesSocieticsoneSocietiesone-

foroneone-

SOCIETIESI olleredred al resolution for a committeeColl consistliiconsistlii-of

c01lSitllJgcoil itillitill-of

SCCIETIES IN THE COUNTRYCOUNTRY-We

for the West with executive board at Chicago andand-We

nnd-If

and-onepeal

ofIf oneto

fromthe mission

every missionHoards

inColleges

China toChurches

draft anandand-

religiousa1r-

eligious1111

ajaj-peal

np Wee have not yetet received any sketch of the MatMat-taponi

Iat one on the Pacific coast at San Francisco In thethe-taponi

ththe-

tablereligious newspapers of the WOULD for moreIIlOr menmen-and

nieti-and

taponi Society but brief notes in reference to twotwo-others

table of contributions by States we notice thatthat-others

that-Massachusettsand women for China I ulo proposeJJOoc to print anan-

editiontill-

editionothers in the same countyCOllutytltethe Society atBruingnt ruing Massachusetts leads giving nearlynearl oJo-

Jl1Itiou10000 NewNew-

tonKNew-

Yorkow

edition of 1000 of this fervid appeal to be forfor-warded

for-warded

ton and that at Mattaponi are we learn twin sissis-

tersYork gives 8000 while New Jersey andan ConnecConnec-

tersConnec-

ticutwarded by all the missionaries in China to all thethe-centres

the-centres tersters-

JIRUINOTONticut are both ahead of Pennsylvania The moneymoney-was

centres of influence in their several connectionconnection-and

connections-andandm may tue blessing of God go with andHUe rest upon

BRUINOTON FEMALE MISSIONARY SOCIETYSOCIETY-was

was useduse to support twentyone Judy missionariesmissionaries-andWIIwas formed in 1835It All well fortyfortytwo yaw agos Vutiug and twentyfive Biblewomen and to aid thirtythirty-four

this time the aggregate collections have been aboutFaithfully 0500 Wec fear tlfethe next forty yearscalS will not pro four schools inin whichW I I1C I were 1817i 01817 pupilspnp nn s muTheirTheir-duce

Their-work

1hellel-llIM T1 YATISYATIS-

SUNDAY

YnTISS-

UNDAY

duce such large results Thehe society now desiresdesires-to

work has greatly prospered as may be seen from thethe-to

the-to

the-

followingSUNDAY IN CHINACHINA-

If

to get mite boxes to help in the work PleasePlease-send

following summarysumurary-

Among

send 20 or moreIf there is anything calculated to make oneonefeelfeel moreMissMiss SUE XRYLAKIE RYLAND SecretarySecretary-

BruingtonMisionaMissiona-

riesCOnyerCOnye-

rnesCoriver-sionsthe fact of bcll1 in Amongmong thethe-

Burmese

Schools Scholarsbeing a heathen land it is to pass Bruington July IGth 7777-

We

rtes sion8sion8-

We

sion8-

IJunnesethrough the streets on the Sabbath Stepping outout-of

out-ofof your streetdoor on your wayWI1 to church youyou-Jind

WeYe suppose the fair Secretarys fear for the nextnext-forty

ijurmegeBurmese-Karens

8 ic16G754754-ON

151-5forty

15-

KarensJindlilt yourself at once in the midst of a busyms throngti gong forty yearsear5 was also felt by her predecessor ofof-Pcrllllps

KarensKarens-Eurasians

to to I7 G6fi686 MM-

Eurasians4

EurasiansEurasians-Japanese

4 2 71 55-

JapanesePerhapsIMhaps it is market day and the strectsarcitnets are linedlined-on

lined-on

18371837-on

1837-

TIMEJapaneseJapanese-Teioogoos

to 2 2 3232-

Teloogoos55-

THEon either side with bags of grain donkeysOlJkc mulesmules-and

mtdes-and

TeloogoosTeioogoos-Chinese

5 100 4THE UPPER chKKING AND QUEEN FEMALE MisMIS-

SIONARY1r5 V Sand men A busyUs tralllc is114 ChineseChinese-

Shans4 74 44-

Shans4-

The

going on EverywhereEverywhere-us SIOXARY SOCIETY was organized about thirtythirty-

yearsShans 1 101-

0years1-

0FOREIGN

us youOlt proceed on your way are evidences of a years In its records I findyears ago looking over thatlandalle without The report concludesconcludes-1A

Sabbatha Hawkers vendvent theirtheir-wares

their-wares MrsIrs Caroline Broaddu wife of the first Dr AnAn-

drewwares pedlars call attention 1AA good Beginning has doubtless been mademade-but

to theirt l1eh goods chil drew Broaddus the lirst President Indrenrcn playJla about the streets men gossip or discusswas sumsum-

mning but letbuslet us count it onfy a beginning Calls for adaad-ditionalming up the gifts of this noble bodyOtly I find them toto-

amountfourteenbusinessthe ditional lady missionaries fourteen are beforebusyusv tide of life rolls on ProbablyProbably-

notusus-

oramount to nearlynearl 5000 Mrsrrs Dr John Mr GarGar-nettnot one in all that or for new schoolhouses or for more oror-

forvast throng isi aware that it isf moneynett isis now the President and Mrs15 R J BatesBates-

Secretarythe Lords holyIOJ day How you long to see this Secretary Either of these ladies will cheerfullycheerfully-give

for houses for the sick come from almost everyevery-stationthoughtless station And let not the Christian women ofcarelesscarele busy multitude wending itsits-

wayIts-

wayourour-

landie information of its Address themworkings atat-Newtowngiveway1 to the houseOIlSt of GodGod-

ButGod-

tut Xcwtown and land think they have donc what they couia whilewhile-onlyButtut there iio at brighter side to the picture ArAr-

rivedAr-

rived1

King Queen county VaVa-C RY only one in three in Massachusetts one in four inin-

NewC II ROLANDLANDLAND-

FROM

rived at church youYOU behold a ouiet orderly well New England one in eleven in the Middle StatesStates-gives

States-givesdressedrcsecJ congregation assembledae ehnbled toto worship the true gives two cents a week to this object ManyManyofof usus-canFROM SAVANNAHSA V ANNAH GEORGIAGEORGIA-

MrsGod Among them too areal heathen some ofof-whom

of-whom

can giverrie more than this and we can praypra andand-Mrs

anti-laborwhomwi 10m are hearingJCarill for the Jirt timetllltine the storyfotOI of Mrs11 E RJL Falllgant writes giving us a full acac-

countlabor that the hearts of the indifferent ami thethe-

rnuntthe-

newlyGods lovjJo The thought of being in GodGods househouse-is

count of ththe WomiiiOIteionirvWomntnisN omaii s JiI1ionaryJ ssionaryJ SocietvfoocietSociety of whichwhich-she

ewly converted may be enlisted in this causecause-Drisis Dr AAnOl1S has showibymathematlcalshown by mathematical calculationscalculations-that

peculiarly sweet in henthen land Outsidea i As haventshe is for thethe-

wholeis Secretary we room e11lthat if all the ChristiansSatan reigns darkness covers the peoplepeople-

mtliinpeople-

I

now living would eacheach-whole

each-give

achgrossmtliinI itihi God siiows Himself gracious to hisIii ownown-cboseu

own-chosen

whole letter shehe will pardon our attempt to prepre-

sentgive fifteen dollars a year and enough consecratedconsecrated-

sentcboseu ones sentsen t in1111a few wordsb its substance The Society waswas-

organizedmcnen and women would go forth the gospel couldcould-

i

could-bei iini KIT in niofsii rrfn

I

be preached Utoto every creature inin all the world in111in-tenLJ MooxMoox-

FROM

Ioo organizedorgancc at a meeting called by the pastor RevRev-

Mfrten AmlAli therefore the0 00-

FROMyears present generationgeneration-

ofFROM DR GRAVESGRAVES-CANTOX

GRAVE-SCATOi

GRAVES-CANTON

Mr11 Hurley January 13th 1S74 For nearly twotwo-years

of jliristians is responsible for the ignorance ofof-

yearsof-

ymof-

theCANTOX June 12th 1S77 years it prospered greatlyzrrreath raising funds to supportsupport-a

the present generation of heathen Each one ofof-

aof-

usDear firo TapperTupperrI have just returned from a city missionary aidaI 1 a missionnllolOll SundayschoolS lUH1 1 sc I100 1 rere-

lieve

uus must take our share of thisthi solemnsoeuIH responsibilitythe Missionary Conference at Shanghai where we llevelieY much

Vsufiermg among nthe poor at homei and1 itIt-

contributed

1 till we can sayilflluence

we have done our part and havehave-usedbahad a used a1 our influence to induce othother to doo theirtheh-

contributedtheir-

contributcdtheir-

partfad most delightful and proiitable mcetJl1 II-nave

profitable meeting contributed over 200 to Foreign Missions chieflychiefly-for

navehave part in this most loyal service to our LordLord-for

Lord-for

Lord-

Wesent a full to the Religious Heraldreport for house for MissI1ss Moon at Tung Chow For thethe-

lastfrom which you may learn the particular subjects a We dundently submit two criticisms on the workwork-

lastwork-

ingorkork-

lastdiscusseddiscussed-We

the Society has languished andand-

withinlast two years ing oof the Societyfirst that they cannot or atat-within

at-within

at-

atWe hope soon to havemvc word of the Convention at within aa few months past has lost by death four ofof-

itNew at least do not tliclr OW11 business affairsaffairs-

Itsamlirs-

It3aflitir-

sbtOrleans0rie ns and to know that thetl1 Lord has beenbeen-

withbeen-

Withbeen-

with useful members while not a fewfe who werewere-

liberal

manageItsit mostostwith you011 of a truth Bro Simmons writes me btbutobo outside of the gocloty and getjt Mr AlbertAlbert-liberal

Albert-1Iberal

Albert-Vinalthat he hopes to leave the United States soon for liberal find therasylvcs now greatly straitenedstraitened-

WeVinal to audit their accounts for tl7emthemthem secondlysecondly-

esecondly-

thatChina I hope you01 will iceee yourour way clear to send Wee can but hope the Society will soon see betterbetter-times

that they can and doO attendottcn to their own bu5lriesSjbu5lriesSj-times

bUiness-times

bushiess-and

him back to this his old HeldJc The Chinese brethbreth-ren

breth-ren

breth-ren times strengthen the things which remain andand-

doren and do not go outside oof the Society even for pubpub-

do1mb-

dopub-

licare much distressed of hisat the thought going first worksworks-

BUILDING

than Itselsewhereelsewhere-We

do again even more 15c lectures and addresses If these are essentialessential-

BUILDING

essential-J

essential-features

essential-featuresWeIV are all well The summer weather is fairly BUILDING FUNDSFUNDS-

The

J

features we should doubt the wisdom of attemptattempt-

The

attempt-ingfloods

setpt inin During my absence there were fearfulfearful-Hoods The biiildlno enterprises ata

UtNCD1tOIlCanton and TungTunOTung-Chow

ingjnOhh-

Chowto combine into a similar organization thethe-

Chow

the-

excellentinit I

subsidedpints of our province but the water has

Chow for whTchwhich manyman ladies engaged in raisingraisinraisin-a

excellent local Societies of thet Ie Baptistapt st women atat-

aaa-

aat-

theMynow

a special fund have both been temporarily sussus-

pendedtnc SouthSouth-

pendedSouth-

dedSouth-

A

Bible class is 12 1414-present

14-present

14-present in session with some orpresentpresent-

Onepresent-

Onependedded by the return to this country of MrIr andand-

Mrand-

Mrs

II-

WiliamsOne MrMrs Williams from the former city and of thethe-

MissesA LADY who Is teaching several hundred milesmiles-

Missesmiles-

away1astorFong1Pastornstorconvertconve-

i1astorFongFonghns been baptizccl at Shlu IIlng by

MissesMfScs Moon from the latter The financial statusstatus-

ofaway from the church to whichIc1 she belongs sendssends-

ofsnds-

ofsends-

usPray for us that of of thethe enterprises is as followsfollows-

Amountus a postalIOt order for 1000 with the request thatthat-

AmountthatI-

Ithat-

wesouls this yearwe may see an ingathering

Amount raidedII 1 for Canton residenceresidenceeS8G38803 7777-

Remittedwe forward the papers for which it will pay to herher-

Rpmittedher-

Cantonher-

pastorMissionIission73517351 0606-

In

for distribution Members of that sort areare-

worthWith Christian love to the brethren in Rich Rpmittedeml e to the Canton pastor areare-

worthmond worth keeping on the roll even when they movemove-

InroOmovemove-

awaycc-

Inyour Bro in ChristChristRR II GRAVESGRAVES-

FROM

In hands of Board subject to orderorder1I21512 71 awayaw-

ayFOREIGN

141-4FOREIGN

I

4 FOREIGN MISSION JOTJRISrAlLJOTJRISrAlLT-

nllqJOURN AL

TalksI aiKS withWlUi theUi ChildrenvmiuiChildrenMI-

SSIONARY

ChildrenMI-

SSIONARY

en On Frlilny morning wo set out to tlioWnhlciislauthe lldlIilln11aldensialt-lialley5

lldlIillnV-alleys

slope of the Alps lie willvillluivoLaveaayo It package of booksbooks-and

bools-nUll

books-andvnlleys We go al fovfl miles south then turn wivtwivt-

wardwest-

wardltlt-

wlIand tracts but we shall hardly be able to keepkeep-up

IcIc-

lipkeep-

upward reaching the foot of the Alps some 40 milesmiles-MISSIONARY

miles-ollth

miles-South

up if we take more than an overcoat and It haverhaver-sack

11lwcr-Rack

llaver-sackMISSIONARY GEOGRAPHYGEOOltAPHyISSONG LESSON No IIInI-

A

III-

A

south of the Mt Cenis tunnel The traintrtlhulrlecarries usus-

inuz-

in

11-

insack filled with bread and sausage Along thotho-piUln

tho-pnth8

the-

pathin an hour and n half to Pinerolo where we mustmust-A

must-

taloinsist-

takepiUln which we find steep andill dangerous wo scuscu-crosses

se-ocroes

see-crossesA Trip to ItabjItall-

According

Italy-

According

take leave of steam engines and iron tracks andaJH-

lmakeand-

snakecrosses set upII here and there andin many do notnot-dare

not-dare

not-dareAccording 4to promise we arc to go 4i8athis monthmonth-

in

make the rest of our journeyj0I111H on a turnpike lintHilt-

asBut-

asdare to passas without kneeling before these pieces ofof-

woodof-

woodof-

woodin imagination to visitlslt one oiof our tnission stationsstations-

in

as we hnvo only ten miles farther1 to go andi thatthat-

in

that-through

that-through

i tt-in wood and ofiering a1 prayer to some saint OurOur-

evangelistOur-

emugclbtOur-

evangelistin northern Italy All who will go along mustmust-

meetlutist-

meet

through charming scenery wo shall enjoy thethe-

e1J1ngethe-

changehehe-

KT

evangelist will give them u tract or talk to them asas-

heas-

heas-

hemeet me inin NewKT xrYork1 andin i withi iDr Vrlaylors1aylor8lettlls1aylor8lettlls-m

lettersletters-

and

change Here comescom tho Diligeneenn-

and

and isnt it aa-

queera-

queerhe walks along trying to show them the follyfolly-ofandm the Geographies and the GuidebooksG beforebeor-

mebefore-

me

Overlookqueer lookingng vehicle It isis something liIwke thethe-

tngesthe-

stageshehe-

me

of thisthi vain worship and pointloillt them to the only SaSa-

viourSa-

iolllSa-

viourme I will tijtrtry to point out some of the interestingintercsting-objects

interesting-objects

flftngess we have In our mountain countries but hashas-

objects

11us-

ill1111-

5ill

viouriolll Att every house he will 1tOPtop and if thethe-

peopletho-

Ilopiethe-

peopleill ffrontnt a greatrcat box withth S188lass fsideR a1all 1front euleul-

We

call-

cdsatll-

edpeople receivecei him kindly he talks and reads andand-prays

nnd-

1I8and-

praysobjects seen on our routerome-

Veroute-

Wef

WeVe start on an ocean steamer dropping downclown-

thedown-

the

cd the conpeis on top oof which the driver isis-

the

is-

IHlchedIs-

perchedprays1I8 with them and leaves some of his books ifif-

theyif-

thcit-

theythe bqantiiul harbor and then putting out on thethe-

pathlessthe-

pathless

1IHlched See how singularly the horses are11 litclilitcli-

pathlesshite-

hethreehitc-

hedthreetheythc are rude and treat him badly asa they somesome-limes

801lC-t

some-limespathless ten Some of you get dreadfully seasickscaick-

asdthree of hem next to the wheels areare-

as

arc-

sideare-

sidelimest iml do destroying his books and even beatingbeating-him

lHntilllHntill-llim

beating-hintside by sitle the 1ct three or perhaps four areare-

hope

a1O-

8tlll11gare-

strunghim he rejoices that heIt IsI counted worthy to sutlersutler-for

611f1c-rlor

suffer-for

the Atlantic butas we toss on stormy we maymay-hope

may-hope 8tlll11g Ollt one iH frontnt oof thow otherhcr ale drivordrivor-

managesdriver-

managesfor the namelIan of JesusJesus-

ButJesus-

Butresuresu-

Buthope for a few calm days when we can sit on deckdeck-

audleek-

andand admire the gently rolling ocean It encirclesencircle-tho

encircles-the

managesf s the wheelhorses the others are driven byby-

thebr-

postillionsby-

postillionsBut I must take you back to Turin andIUIIlnskask 3011 toto-

readto-

IIHIto-

readpostillions boys who sometmes rueride but moremore-

fit

morc-flcqllcnt1y

more-frequently

read Dr Taylors letter 2d of thisthe whole world and is too deep for us to measuremeasnre-

iitmeasure-

fiton page paperpaper-

tofit emblem of the love of God But In due timetime-we

time-we

frequently run along by the horses Hire or fourfour-

we

fOIlt-

offour-

ofto learn more about Ferraris and his work Wero willwill-if

will-If

wIll-ifwe run up St Georges Channel and land at LiverLiyel-

poolLiver-

poolof IS will get into the C0ulec the restwill clamberclambcr-

pool

clamber-lip

clamber-lip

if you please resume our journey next month II-should

I-

fhouhll11wI-

shouldpool Wee might stay here to see many things butbut-must

but-must

lipP to the top of the DlllceDiligence sso as to see overjoverj-

musteverever-

thingeveryt-

hingshouldfhouhll11wlike to get you to point out on yourollr mnp thethe-

placesthe-

placesthe-

placesmust hurry on by railway to the largest city in thethe-

worldthe-

world

thing along tho road and such as cannotcannotgetget a betbet-

world

bet-

terbet-

terplaces I have mentioned and I want to ask a goodgood-many

good-mati

good-litanyworld where we can stop a few days to visit thethe-

Britishthe-

Britishter place must sit inside lhe Waidensian TerriTerri-

BritishTerri-

torylcrrl-

torymanymati questions but turn about is fair play IveIve-been

leh-eeu

Ive-beenBritish Museum and take just a look at some of thethe-

parksthe-

parkstory comprises three valleys in all about 20 milesmiles-

parksmi1es-

longmiles-

longbeen asking youou now you may ask me Writerite youryour-questions

rOlr-qllcstlons

your-questionsparks and palaces Having a Sunday we shall useuse-

theuse-

thelong ami not more than 18 wide and containscontains-

thecontains-

aboutcontains-

aboutquestions out if you011 have any and send them byby-mail

by-mail

by-illailthe opportunity to hear Mr Spurgeon and to btrollstroll-

throughtroll-

throughabout 26000 PePlc An old traveler broughtbrought-

throughllought-

blindfoldbrought-

blindfoldmail directed to the FOREIGN MISSION JOURNALJOURNAL-Uichmond

JOUHNAL-Hielunoml

JOURNA-LIfclunondthrough Westminster AbbeyAbbe Early MondayMonday-

morningIondar-

Dloruing

blindfold into the country could hardly tell whethwheth-

moniingwheth-

erUichmond VaVa-

BULES

Va-

RULES

Va-

RULES

moniing we leave London run down to DoverDoerc-ross

Dover-cross

er he was in Switzerland France or Italy TheThe-

cross

The-snowy

1ho-snowycross the Channel take a train again at Calais andand-

beforeand-

before

snowy peaks away above us the huge overhangingoverhanging-before

overhanging-rocks RULES OF THE BOARD AS TO SPECIAL CONTRICONTRI-

BUTIONSCONTRI-

BUTIONSCONTRI-

BUTIONSrocks and the recn reminds of SwissSwiss-

while

SWiS-

fscenesSwiss-

scenesbefore night we are in Paris Wee must stop aa-

Whilea-

while

green grass usBUTIONS

while to allow the girls of the party to look atat-

someat-

some

scenes the vines hanging in graceful festoonsfestoons-

somefestoons-

fromfestoons-

from1 Donations made to any specific object nro to he underunder-

stoodunder-

stoodunder-

stoodsome of the pretty things for Paris is the headhead-quarters

head-quarters

from mulberry trees the rich crops of Indian corncorn-

quarterscornt-

hEcorn-

thestood us Included in the appropriations by the Hoard to thatttiat-object

that-objtct

that-object

quarters of fashion and beauty While they are inin-

ecstaciesin-

ecstasiesththE sunny skies soft air and brilliant lireHies areare-

ecstaciesare-

allare-

all

object2 The

notexpanses

ns superaddedof all regular

to itmissionary work appointappoint-

edecstacies over the silks and laces and bonnets thethe-

restthe-

restall Italian while the peasants in their blue blousesblouses-

rest11011se-

slookblouses-

lookede orapprovedor by tho Board and for which funds aru transtrans-mitted

tral1s-milled

traits-inittedmitted through our Board shall he included in and coveredcovered-by

conred-bJthe

covered-byrest of us willill find a plenty to delight us too ButBut-

weBut-

welook like French and all speak a dialect resemblingresembling-

thatbybJthethe appropriations marie annually to our infusions andand-funds

nne-lfunds

and-fundsKtvewe must move on to ItalyItalItal-

LeavinItaly-

Leaving

that of Southern France which lies just across thethe-W

tht-

mountainthe-

mountainfundsbe understood

sentnt throughnsCI poinoln

ourtoJJoird

meet suchspecially

appropriationsfor such work shallshall-

beshall-

hushall-

beW

LeavingLeavin TParis IITWednesdayi i nights i we are whirledwhirled-along

t i i mountain wall As we drive alongOlOl-

Vt

we shall probprob-ably

prob-ably

3 If at nny timo tho donations to a specific object shouldshould-amount

shollid-amount

should-ainoimtY Vt ably see an eagle high inin the air blr amount to more than is appropriated or needed for thatthte1rthte1rt-he jearjear-the

year-the

up posspossibly wewe-

maywe-

may11 e 4i c i T JJ-

italong up the valleyvalle of the Seine inin a southeasterlysoutheasterly-direction

southeasterly-direction

the Board mamay consider tnet Ie surplus as retained to be dovoteddovoted-tocatch a of a chamois for of themthem-

arcthem-

areto the anothergllmse some samelmc objectit ln M r mayJ yearyear-

TieJNr-

Tyear-

Thedirection at the rate of 40 miles an hour for thejtheJ-

havethey-

have anin the mountains4 TIn AA-

r thethe-

plainsthe-

plainsTieT above ruju hare to donationsr i m are neighboring ruf aLoe no rtfjrence nf Societies not concon-

nfcitdcon-

cudco-

nnecrediPhave smpoth wellbuilt roads ill France and ThursTliurs-V

Thurs-ay

Thurs-day

nfcitdnecrediPcud witit te Snulhrrnullll11l Uaptitt OonventimCon tenUcm as Tract and IhblcSocieIhblcSocie-tiet

lIable SoCleSoCl-etiudayVay morningmorning nnds us min sightI off 4ithe Alps4i miTheThe-

mountainlhc-

mountainFF-

mountain

plains we see mulberrv groves which feedfced-

cOllntlesfeed-

countlesstiet inor to fundsuds for building etc toi which the Hoard maka no reg

scenery countless multitudes of silkworms and on the roadroad-

beautiful

road-we

road-we

ular appropriationappropriatio-

nRECEIPTS

appropriatlon-

sllECEIFTS

appropriation-

sRECEIPTS

mountain scenery is so grand and the little hills soso-

beautifulso-

beautiful we fhall be meeting carts drawn by four or fivefive-

the

five-

horsesfive-

horsesbeautiful that know whichwe hardly to look atat-

theat-

the horses hitched tandem like leaders RECEIPTS FOR FOREIGN MISSIONSMISSIONSF-

ROM

M16SIOltS-

HO1

MISSIONSF-

ROMour Theyrheyarerheyare-

carringareare-

of

are-

carryingthe but themost soon ree ntcr picturesque valleyvalley-of kind of stone which FROMHO1 JUNKJCN SUTH TO Juir 24in 1877187-

7Gronrix16i-

7GFOnOIAO157-

7GFOnrIAOcanbecarringarrm a building cutcut-

bleak

eut-

intocut-

intoof the Arc and go steadily up it till we get into aa-

bleaka-

bleak1J1ni1 gliding

into Wlwidee thin slabba and wis exported from tinst1li rere-

gionre-

gionGronrixGFOnOIAOO M1 Irwin afft 8120 Surdls church bybleak region and at length reach Modane a station n M Oullaway is 4iO4 GO Ualtou JJaptist ch by J A ItIt

3468 feet above the level off the seahigher thanthan-the

than-the

fgionon min large quantquantitiesties Besides this the manumanu-

the

manu-facture

manu-facture

Hanks fcllIl 23I i Fematof Missionary Society Oartersvllle chch-by

eh-hy

ch-byfacture of silk lsis an Important Get by Mrs II V1 GodfreyGodfr Secretary 412711212737 Pishing1ishl n Orevk MiM-iby

lh-hy

tit-bythe tops of most of our mountains Here we mustmust-

showmust-

show

industry youryour-

show

your-mother

your-mother

by JJ H Fortson 1i12OU200 Sharon church by J II PortionForoD-3total

Fortso-n3totalmother to tell youou how silk ISis slum bby little wormsworms-

Hcers

wormEl-like

worms-like

33totaltotal Is 114S3114S3-

ILLINOIS

1114S3-

ILLINonsHS-

3ILLtOISBOshow our passports and allow the customhouse ofof-

ncersof-

ficers flike caterpIHarscaterpIHars-

VerP5118rP5118-

that

ILLINOISILLtOISBOB G Coghlll Nashville 83-

KENTUCKY

8-

KETVCICYU

8-

IK1NTUC1YItHcers to look through our trunks and make suresure-that

sure-that WeVe are getting now to the principal ofof-

isof-

theof-

the

KENTUCKYKETVCICYUII L Thnrman apent 90 WomensYomcn MisMis-sion

Mls-Oll

Mis-stottthat not which village aErjcntdutdut-

iswe are carrying anything on a dutyduty-

issionOll to Women Society IClktonIkton baptistHaptlst ch by Mrs OO-

JO-

Iis chargable for we are about to pass from oneone-

countryone-

countrythe three valleysvaBeysthethe seat of the Waidensian ColCo-

lcountryCol-

legeCol-

legeKJ Lewis Treasurer 400JII j Hethe church Christian coco-by

co-

hrco-

byJasbybyJasJas Richardson Treasurer iJ7total5375 total 1837318373-

MATIYLANP

lS5-71IAnYLADIlIb

1557-51IAi1YLANaIlighcountry into anothera1other-

Fromanother-

Fromlege It is romantically situated on the crystalcrystal-

Fromcrystal-

rivercrystal-

riverMATIYLANP1IAnYLADIlIbHigh Street Baptist ch Baltimore byb JasJas-

PJas-p Jas-

PFrom Modane our train moves on slowly510ly-climbing

slowly-climbing

river Pellice near its Alpine source and takes itsits-

climbingits-

nameits-

nameP Frame ifcllO1l9 74 Eutaw Place ch Haltimoro by JJ LevLov-erinjr

Lev-Jrlng

Lev-eringclimbing 350 feet higher in the course of a fewfew-

mUesfew-

milesname from a tower still standing which was usedused-

milesnsed-

byused-

by

erinjrChandler

ijUiO131401375076010tl1l

Cumberlandtotal 2673726737-

MISSISSIITI2673-

7JIISSISSUIIE2673-

7Mlsslssni1E

collected by Mra M A G

miles and then the by the oldol Waldenses in the times of theirenters great tunnel This isis-

eightis-

eightperper-

eightper-

secutionper-

secutionMISSISSIITIJIISSISSUIIEE Z Simmons acent 757 S Dudley

eight miles long and it takes half an hour to getget-through

get-through

secution What we call tower the French callcall-

throughcall-

tourcall-

tourCanton for WV JJ David by W A Mason 10 BaldwinBaldwin-Haptist

Baldwin-Baptist

aiwln-Ball1stHaptist ch bybyiJT WV Burress 530 Shiloh Haptlst churchchurch-by

church-by

church-bythrough but when we get out from its darkdarkcavernsdarkcaverns-

thecavernscaverns-

thetour and the Italians torre To distinguish thisthis-

thethis-

fromthis-

fromby Jno F Haynes 1t22 II WV Stackhoiise Crystal SpringsSprings-for

SprIngs-for

Springs-forthe sunny land of Italy lies before us WeVe cannotCDnl1ot-

SPA

cannot-see

from other torres the name of the river is addedaddedS-

POadded-

andadded-

andfor brother Simmons by J D1 55totaltotal 97309730-

NKimASiCA

9730-

NEJlRASICAB973-

0NrnnASIABSPO far however in any direction for we are goinggoipg-down

going-down

and so the place is called either La Tour or TorreTorre-down

Torre-taaw

lorreP-

c11icoJ

NKimASiCANEJlRASICABU Graves islis-

lNItTH

B11-

ISOIITH

1-

NORTic

F Lawler Salem for brother Yates by

down the valley of the Dora which is nowherenowhere-wide

nowhere-wide

PellicePellice-

widePc11ico-

Attaawtaaw-At

ISOIITH GAKOLIVACAIIOLISAlcrtfordHertford ch and Mite Boxes by MrsMrs-M

Mrs-nr

Mrs-Drwide and in some parts a mere gorge Some disdis-

tancedis-

tanceAt La Tour we get acquainted with Signor i ee-

tancee-

Iistere-

1ister

M EF Wood 107351073-

SOUTH

1073-

SOUTH

1073-

sOUTHtance down we pass in sight of a magnificent archarch-ereete

arch-erected

Mister Ferraris a genial lovable man of 45 yearsyears-erected

years-but

reals-but

SOUTH CAJIOUVACAJtorINASS M Richardson fWW N AssoABIJOl forKliln Union ch 5 and Mount Elon ch 6s33 S S FirstFirst-Baptist

a irstirs-tHtJtlt

irst-Baptisterected by Augustus Caesar A D 8 reminding usus-

thatus-

thatbut as youngyoun as one of us and we spend Saturday inin-

thatill-

visItingIli-

visitingBaptist ch Charleston by DIrs Annie T Shuck 3 WelshWelsh-Neck

Welsh-Neck

Yltsh-Neckthat we are in a land whose people long ruled thethe-

worldthe-

worldvisiting with him In the On Neck ch concert of prayer collections by Jno Stout 117601176-

0I1trnwIlptlgt760760-

Cheraw750-

CherawValleys Sunday we meetmeet-world

meet-with

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