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THEREASONWfREASON WW-

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AY SOONSOO TO SAILSAIL-

Our

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Our

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Ourv w w n m lu APAu0tProtestantt contemporary inquinqu-

missionsresreee why M modernmodern-

TERMSmodern-

missionsmodern-

tIcOur brethren W JJDavidDavid and W WCoHeyW CoHey apap-

pointetHat-

pointe1up-

pointeesmissions have litloIiIi-

giventIcaccomplished so The answeranswerS-

togieansweri-

betTERMSTERMSe-

inglepointetH of the Board of Foreign Missions to AfricaAfrica-expect

Arioa-expect

Africa-expectStogie copy one yoaroar Sengiven is that U what the church lostYear 60 iiostii-

missionaryeadly needs isis-

missionsmadesailfour ConteItd to one adn18I Ij expect to sail from Nqw York directly to MonroviaMonrovia-

earlyMonrovir-

iearlyMonrovia-

early1 00Src3iTiSJdCln1 iBBionarY organizntionsassooiatorganizationsassociate-

ofTQ copcopiest to onone addrt8 2 00 missionsmnde upup-

r

up-

Triedearly ini January next The preparation and otherother-expenses

other-1penlcs

otherother-expensesThirty copies to one dcirpi 6 ooQ 0of clergymenc I ergymen marriedmarrle d andond unmirriedunm rrlTriedd of brotherbrother-

hoodsbrother-

hoodspe Por pltckltgoll COntAining fifty coplelt and upwards expensesexpenses incident to going to their distant work willwill-

suggestwils-

uggcswill-

suggestUuntper15 cents per COpcopycopy-

All

per year hoods of laymen and sisterhood of Belfselfoorifioingselfsacrificing-women

sacrificingsacrificing-All

theI suggest ofimportance the States sending up theirtheir-quotas

their-qotas

their-quotasAll subscription forIt tho rwper tboutd beill tJdrmod Fonewtfontlaf Mig women WoV wonder how mucmu i modernroo dern miseionsmiSSIonsmissions-

must11010ten uURNALt11tN4L UICflalOl VAVA-

R4 quotas as speedily as possible Will brethren examineexamine-

theexamine-

theexamine-

theMSMprfawmrfMARctptR ceipts will bt senttnlJUffur all ubcriptimu Tcdredrecei-

rtdFORETGN

must hare accomplished before aomogoodsome good people wouldwould-k

would-be

the account on our fourth page and notice how greatgreat-iskbeo BillingWI 11 lUg tot0 acknowledgenc k nov Iedge thatth n t I theytl 10Y are successfulsuccessfu-

lFOsuccsssuticessful-

Iffuu-

If1 is the arrearage of the churches How cancan the BoardHoard-

makeBoard-

makeBoard-

makeJfOHEfGNFOBUKRWNRR TON TMTcsMJbbJONrOTsr BOARDBOARDL-ocated

BOARDL-ocated

Rn A ran If tthy hft1 lived in the days of the Apostles itIt wouldwoul-dbabeW1

would-have make brick without strawstraw-

AN

11-

AN

Located at Ktohmond VaVa-

Ixt

hat7beenhave been ou the same They would have becnbecn-greatly

been-greatlygreatly tnmWed at the foilure qf1ho4f the mission of PaulpftulP-

RESIPSSTPaul-

andPaul-

and00-

RICIIMOND

PRESIPSSTIxt tar rrJJ L 31 coiuiv viitqtaiAVtRntrr-AViCzParRinsersitiram

rMrffL 7anand Barnnbus A few converts in Cyprus and a fewfew-

VictrRwnprsfTfew-

atAN ILLUSTRATIONILLUSTRATION-

Xenophon

ILLUSTRATION-

XenophonVictrRwnprsfTVJlPRrJlr0ViCzParRinsersitiramtofTSJIIHiramtflm Woods Md w M WiiButc N Oi0 II atAntiocbat Antioch and Derbe and L rstra wouldEH Tc Lyatra seem sosso-

insignificantXenophon tho historian tells us in the CyroprodSa0TlIckttker OnUI1a 8 Henderson Ala J A lUckcttI Miss J L JJur T

rowe Vaa Henry McDonald Ky WWlop1opa Yearaan Moo J 0 Vnrssignificantt i as noti Ato tbe worthyn of mentionmention-

5SBMImention-

Forthat when Cyrus the Great on his march of conquestconquest-approached

conquest-approached5SBMImn B800 MosesiJm01If Orn ArArx3Ark

x3P CllByiJAOJurtuey IiLa U D McCollum For our part we are not willing to admit that thethe-

results

approached the boarders of Armenia Tigranee fledfled-with

fled-withFUY1 Matt Hlllittnan Tenn WIa rY Cary Crane TexasTexas-

Itwith alaU his family determined not to be exposed toto-

theto-

Flato-

thei Aresults of missionary work have been small thatthat-

otherH A TUJlKK or the of suohasuchComiMfowmjra SECMTART tyranny a monster as he hadhDdhclrheard CyrusCyrus-

towEDWIN WUHTIMM TnKAsunr other agencies than those now employed ae necessarynecessary-

Into be TheTheconquerorconqueror was too sharp for him he interinter-cepted

inter-cepted0VT1SoKAMBcwTOC T

IIWoRCRIAMfOr1WATIIU

flPfi 31 AcatrosAcatrosI1-

oARntrrrtnoorumca

0 Rnwa 8CRMAOT In our reading of the Acts of the Apostles we seesee-

A

see-

nothingceptedcep ted hish 18 flightfl Ight ocro8 thoth e mountainsmou nt ni II 8 capturedcaPtut ed thethe-

w

tt king and all his retinue To show his magnanimitymagnnnimity-fi

ofothing brotherboos of and eisterlvoodseisterlvoods-H

DARP or M4UQFRRJ n Jttr 0 o mttJnnetting A E DkktoonDkktoonothing Brotherhoodsu laymen Cyrus offered to allow Tigrancsr to sentencetJH

nK

WfDlltonKHyson A

OII

IIClark

WinstonJT c

IIKcosco

II Harrillj o Williams

J U WfltklMT J Kvaps

WlW Iof0t selfsacrificingBO If Bncrl ficmg women TheseThTbeseeS are postapostohopostapostoho-

Jpospostapostolic-

humant apos tol i0 eachcae h one of0f hieh 11 own officersI ffi cers

IgmnC8JIB theyth oy

passwere

flcne broughtb

encerougl

onou-each

on-DARP

on-each btbt-

D

Ungt11 OOllllln l n WllllonWilson J U GarlickGarli-ckCAll

buMaD contrivances The Apostles Andand early missionmissio-ntSrAll

mission-aries

before the court He could not induce him to open histSrAllAll communications referencein to the businessbusiness-

oaric3 wontw ent fortl1fort h two nndnn d two s7j7 roadrea d of0 f BarnabusBarnabus-

ofBBarnabus-

andarnnb 8 lipsuntiltho quocn was presented Then Tigranes

ofo thin Hoard should be addressed to II A TOPPKHTurrun-orrespondint

I and Saul of Paul and Silas of Uarnabus and MarkMarl-As

leaping to his feet saidBni U 0 king I would dieratherdierather-thanCorresponding Richmond than she should be enslaved Cyrus admiring JmJm-conjugal

his-conjugal

Secretary 1a1a-

MISSIONARIES

As nearly as may be the various missionarymiJ8ionar organizaorganiza-

MlssiONAniTqorganiza-

tionsconjugal fidelity dismissed them tellingte1lin Ticranes thatthatt-

iNi8MlssiONAniTq APPOINTED ti0BtiNi8 have bccn followinS11 Arostolic example Thcy-

wTheyThcy-

MISfIONARIEShe might enjoy all of his royal prerogatives if hehe-would

he-wouldw11

MISfIONARIES havehave sent out brethren to laborh the same6lmcficlncldd or in10 would become and remainremam hiafaithfulhis faltbfull111yfaithful allyally-When

ally-Whenroinxslgntii9nnltdr11 n ito O

w no r Lnsrecently18 recontly ointetlintcd l WhenI ap plIIIJr cr n d o they had withdrawn from the presencepresence of vvv-

their

ff-r11

two miMtonnricsMra LowellynofJowcllyn of ToxneTexue to ChinaiI Uon wtttTtmrffilttW1i1GS3vinnndand Inin tht forn1Jonformar eon of 1i1cChrlllln

PCOM

CvnfijtledDchlies 3clrich ofof-

tho

his courtiexf bjfim9hails r

somyto

wornoflpfIcyof PIepraise

and Ilev W W ColleyCelle y tot Africa The former is a 1 to 1cstuV tlrOI tlH3Persihti t crugttet c dmll tI

ladyhJyofof wealth ami culture who proposed tot her I

Jminjtic8znuncsiti they tako the very best Jneans of engrafting thotheajstymajesty of hihi-

ofI1is pr6n Inotbrothe tbelnat1nni1ttyth to tsttangtyiijt tx1 pay j Clir8ioajtyCI IriS t lam ty upon thet1 Ie domestic and Bociolandsocinl Lmrl national of his soul until they hadl1a allII ii-

UIUPexhausted thcu CI1COmlown exponeea She is well known and highly cs UIUP when Tigranes noticinc tlmt thatb had notnot-

evenlife of tho people If there has been any lack of sue Iqueen

teemed in Tcxa and will boboaa valuable accessionnCCCB610n to I evenec expressed any gratitudegtntit1lrntitude for their restoration toto-

theirour missionary force She will probably to theccgflcessasitfc hog notnoeenaeaorersrebccnb thnt thoth jaborersnreJaborerslb arc notno ofo the their dominions said to herliar II And what dost thouthou-

thinkthou-

thinkgo j rightwkindkind or notecntnot sent out in the right way buttlUtbcouBebecause think 0 Armenian Queen of CyrusCyrus-She

Cyrus-She

yrus fnorthern part of China nnd labor in connection with few She 111I did not himhim-Whom

him-Whom

j the y are fow 1rny yoyO the LordofLord of the iarvc8t thftt lIe replied seetho ladies of the Tung Chow Mission 46

I Whom then didst thou BeefBeef-I

see II-tgcnd fortbfort laborcrsJlev MrIr Colley goes out with brother David to

jscnd more Ut I saw only him who said I would rather diedie-than

die-thanj tvt than that she should bo enslaved II-

IsI-

IsAfrica Ill WM educated at tho IicIimOR1 ColverColver-Institutefnfr V ctlucrtcd f Colvr GRATIFYING TESTIMONYTESTIMONY-

The

Is it not a forcible illustration of Jesus love for hishis-people

his-peopleinstituteI Wo hope that thet J 10 BoardOU t may havoIInve thot1the-

privilegeIe people Not only was Christ willing to die butbut-

actuallybut-

actuallypnvllego otot sendingIIcmlin out aI number of educated coloredcolored-men

The JKcaruner nnd Chronicle sayssays-

Thereactually did ehedehc his blood on Calvaxy thnt his peoplepeople-might

people-mightmen andi tho African missionmission may receivereceive the attenatten-

tiont

CI

OIVanTheref IVanere isi9 wide miscrivinomiSpiviIlmisgiving as tto the value ofe nRevRev-

Wmight not be enslavedensayot by sin And usIl eoon as thethe-sinnercan

the-sinnercantion it w c Vfln MetcrB worfcwork in Imcr7omc Soo many represenrepresen-

tationssinnercan appreciate this loveloveandand realize its fulnessfulness-freshness

fulness-freshnessIe6ervce tations arc madiirnad of its workinjrWOrklD which awaken doubtdoubt-

nnjdoubt-

andfreshness unselfishness be cannot see buytiyty otherother-object

other-nnd

other-objectsue nnj fcftr that we believe the Board of the AmericanAmerican-

MENAmerican-

MENobject No created beingbem no imaginary cJtrnhficnbongratification-nothing

rat ideationideation-nothingMEN FOBF0 CHINA Haptistn ptist Publication Society under whose patronagepatronage-

Affairspatronage-

AffairsI nothing whatever can attract him from the cross andand-from

and-fromf Affairs are becoming critical with some of0 f our sta the Mission is wouldwoul do n wiseIso and needful thing toto-

ionto-

tionsfrom hish zeal love adoratiou and desire to please thatthat-Saviour

that-Saviour

atttonaion in Ctaa BlJr yiYates aat Smnghni bahllR longlon been appointW t a committeeVslthorouohly to inTc8tigateta5KlHJnnd toto-

deprivalSaviour that first loved him and gave himself foror himhim-

THE

him-

THE

lmreportrlflf the fncts lhe Southrn Boardourd have a MissionMission-

bledDeprived of the useUb of his voice He has been ena inRomCi Home under the direction of Ilev G B TaylorTaylor-

gI bled to givog to tho church his valuable counsel nnd D JD againstIlgninst which no injurious report has reached THE WORK IN JAPANJAPAN-

Ilev

JAPAN-

Revdirection but in view of his disability and the many j us iromf rout nny qnarterqnarter-calls

gnorter-calls

I

I

II calls upon him in various directions it is exceedingly j What is hero said of Dr Taylor is just whatWb allall-

desirableall-

desirable11 Ilev J T1 JoyJoyenen who is laboring under appointappoint-

mentappoint-

mentdesirable for him io have an assistant in his impor who know him would expect to hearCnr Islltof0 himum andan hishis-

tanthis-

tant18

ment of the Baptist Missionary Uifioii gives a hopefulhopeful-viev

hopeful-viewtantt an t fieldfie11l work He is af wise man prudent looks far aheadahead-

Atahead-

At

vievvicvofof things in Japan In a letter to tho ChicagoChicag-oStandard

Chicag-oStandardAt Tung Chow the case is even more urgent BrotherBrother-

Crawfordsand works withWlt h a sincereBlI1Cere purposetopurpo se to glorify his MasMas-

Crawfordsblas-

ter

Standard he sayssays-

Tho

says-an

says-

TheCrawfords health is such asasoto make it proper for himhim-to

ter He may make no grcaigro noieoDO8e aboutnb o t whath n t heh isis-

to18is-

doing

The English language is being so widelywidelystudiedwidelystudied-among

StudiedStudied-amongto have eomo respite fromrom labor but ho hesitates toto-

comedoing in Italy he will soundSOUll no trumpetme before01C himhim-

come

hhim-

but

among tho people that even tho newly arrived maymay-gather

may-gttbercome to this country becavse there is no ono to taketake-

chargebut long after ho has been calledCll

nl to hisIlS rewardd hishis-

chargehis-

work

IB gathertber around them numerous scholars who read thethe-Bible

the-Biblecharge ofIf his work In caec of his death or eveneven-

temporarywork will endure and grow Hoe is a solid truetrue-

temporaryttrue-

devoted

Bible in our language It is a delfghtful sight toto-

beholdto-

beholdtemporary absenco the mieaion would greatlygreat y suffersusufferI-NTO

lr devotedt1 evo ted manm an and as such we are proudprouldB

of0af

himhB

1m andan cancan-

Havecan-

trustbehold these young men busy searching tho ScripturesScriptures-inHave we no young men p 10 for the love of ChristChrist-

aretrust him Wo never expect to hearhear anyny U injuriousinjurious-

areIninjurious-

reportj UflOUS in our grand version Many thus become convertsconverts-

andconverts-

andare willing to go to Tung Chow t What say our brethbreth-ren

report mfof0 himhim-

ron1m and they never go back to heathenism as the priestspriests-

openlypriests-

openly lamentlament-The

lament-The

ron in our colleges and seminaries f The question isis-

who

openlyMRSm LEWELLYNLEWELLYN-

This

ww-b

w-

T

U The Catholics claim several thousand adherentsadherents-from

adherents-from

who will Ilefe I send fcobgo 1 Who will answer am meme-

THE

DT This excellentexee IIen t ChristianCh rIB t HID womanww-

tomnn appointed by ourour-

THE

our-

Board

from many old families and but few converts ThereThere-

areThere-

DThere-

areTHET HE HOUSE Hin t CANTONCANTON-

OurBoard a missionary tot0 China01 1 in will be claimed byby-

Our

by-

theare probably a thousand converted Protestant ChristianChristian-natives

Christian-nativesOur brethren must not forget tho houso in CantonCanton-

orthe Texas churches0 1 hes as their missionary but thethe-

for

the-

whole

natives and this leaven is18 workingVor k Ing bothb0 tl1 up andand downdown-Most

dd-

tdown-

Mostown

foror brother Graves TheTh churches in Baltimore propro-

posewhole SouthSou willWI boe gladtBI

al to unitenito with the LoneLone StarStar-

pose

Star-

StateMost belong to the middle class of society but severalseveral-ofpose to give eevcnsevenen thousand dollare provided all thothe-

otherState in sustainingSUtll her handsh ds by their prayers andand-

other

and-

contributionsof the highest officials are professed Christians andand-

theand-

theother churches iin tho bounds of tho Convention willwill-

givecontributions Tho time of herer departure is not yetyet-

givo

yet-

determinedthe most famousfamousofof living authors and scholars is alsoalso-

agivo threo thousand dollars Let them not110 be dieapdisap-pointed

I83P determinedetcfllne Her address is McKinney Collin countycounty-

pointed

county-

I

I a Christian in sentiment though not connected asas-

yetas-

yet

I

pointed in their expectations I Texas1cxne yet with any churchchurc-

hiF

rI

I

L

S

2UN FOREIGN MISSION JOUKNjLJOUKNjLPO-

REIGrNJOURNJOURNALF-

OALAL-

FOPOREIGrNFO REIGN MISSION1 JOUPvNALJOURJOURNALRI-

CHMOND

NiL from which however left him in more robust healthhealth-than

j

I

CANTONCANTONOHINACHINACHINA-

tuimCHINA-

CANTOthan heo had previously enjoyed Persecutions enteredentered-to

CANTO CHINACh iNt October 2d 1871187-

1Ourto interrupt liuhi work and hfch was obliged to seek thotho-

RICHMONDtho-

RICIIIONDtine-

protcctiouRICHMOND VAMVA JANUARY 18718751875T-

OBEIG21

protectionrotction of tha UnitedU sited States Hag and on oneoncoccLFionoccasionoccasion-he

Our coast has just been visited by one of tho worstwors-tho

Wora-

thewor-

sttyphoonshe and familyamill8capellescaped for tboir lives on horseback toto-

ittyphoons overVOl known hero We did not Buffer muchmuch-

wiRMrtM

mueh-

nniuc-

hfromrt IIaco ofE temporary gecurityC11it Through all thesothese-vicissitudes

from it at Canton though Homo vesselsSSElR were wreckedwrecke-JandWBBIOMwiRMrtM MI3HOHA8IE3wteASTESIGSIONt IE3 firOF MKaSBHanBBii7IIn HABrTIOT COHVITIOTCOMVSITZOHTiolasUudogPOUVTIONC021VEaTION-

CHINATiolasUudog thi laborious and1111 able servant ceased notriot-

toand Homo lives lout But at lloiur Kong and MacMac-

i

MaC81111ales-

otheCHINACHINA-

Tuxcto present tho claims of the gospel nndnntl1ikolike his MasMas-ter

e the wtorm had full swayBWI1 Thousand of iivca haveha-veIS

bne-TUG

bait-

beenISTUG CuwTCu uT p CrllwfoJrd MrsItll Cmwfml Iu JotIUOi MI1itJliys-

Lottie tor ho literallyliterall went about doingdohII godgod-At

been lot and much property destroyedettroll At tho TypaTypa-

MsUtanti

Typ-anearLoUI MooI1vll Hiss1i1 B 10UII Woo TIIWl1n C11u lull two nttlvunative-

assistants0 M II-

e8illtantdMsUtantiassistant-sCmrOOJ

At tho fccssioubC8rIOI10fof the Southern Uaptist ConventionConvention-at

near Macao only fourteen native vesselslste 1 were leftleft-

diEFDoIf-

tCIHroJlllef-

toutdiEFDoCIHroJllJ B llartwelllIartwellllnJuuJ MwtI HirtweiiHartwel-lSaANanxtJ1

at Macon OnOI1nin May 1859 a seme of profoundprofound-interest

out of six hundred anchored there Drothcr WilWi-

lSBAxauitMWi-

Ir

Wi-

tlialSBAxauitM T YanwItell MMlrl YtwYtt tt Wong piu SangSlln and twotwo-native interest occutrfal in connection with the TungfUII ChowChow-

churchHumslial is and familyfunil nuroNN ere at Macno durinscl1t1rill the time andand-

OAXTO

nn-

1GrnI

an-dwerenative

OAXTOCAxrovltassistantsassistant-

sCAxrovlttt II Qruvos MMtd OMVOS N M WiHUms MMrd WilWil-

liams

I

church In their name lr Burton of TennesseeTennessee-wait

were exposed to greatrcnt danger but providentially werewere-

llatni

were-

Hami

wer-epreservedllatni MiunSJ Whildeu native pastor uud eight uatlvo assistantsassistants-

ITALYwatj charged with tho duty of delivering a letter andand-

itpreserved from serious harm They had to Ipaverace tietie-

ITALYtb-

eITAtYth-

ehouseITALYITALY-RoarsO

a1 contribution tc tLo Convention and Dr Ihirlon findfind-

inghouse wherehero they wereNigro010 living and found nheltcr forfo-

iRosiEanf-

ornrfo-

rtwoRosiEannrRoarsO It Taylor andnd KyaiiKeiistCoconlaEvangelistvaneli 00111ocotda-C1vlrt

ining it out of his power to attend committed0001111 ittcI tho trust toto-

Drtwo nightsniht in a Chineseell i mso IntieeJa Jlse ItrothorI1Iot hor Ws littllit-

tlSVBiSlhTSelittlelittle-

Cnlittl-

echildCnC1vlrtIT1 v FcruzAEvangelist lJurtllOltrardio-lIttRtEvangelist with ill at tho timet i and11 ntl inif stilltit il1 bidbid-

BoLocm

sic-kthough

lieSVBiSlhTSe Dr J AJ BioidusTIt 0 lIlls whowi 0 executedC eClttell it peculiarpeculiar-fitness

child was very mc very II-fituelSsBoLocm110LOU4AEvangelist

IhRtEIttRtEvangelistvtuclistEvungelistounuini

U1lIeItasile-110LOU4AEvangelist GiatluiniGiatluini1-

1ODENAfitness andIn effect Tlie reading of tho letter and thethe-

accompanyingthough retting better WeW have cause for much gratigrati-

MODEXA

grntil-

IODE

grat-itildeMODEXAlIODE ANDA1i CAUPICARPIEvaugelistKyttugehai Martlnalit11-

Ltaccompanying remarks of Dr Hroadus melted thethe-vast

tudo to God foror sparing to our mission two Kuch valuavalu-aiv

valaa-

He81u81u-

LivL TouiiKvaufieUstist Kuon FerrarisFerraris-I

vagtt1st auiicuco totto tClrcan but the fountain was moremore-fully

M0 laborers as brother Williams nnd MisshS6 WhildenWhilden-A1UICA

Whildn-WittC

11hilde-niA1UICAI RICARICA-

MAasttLLG fully opened when Dr De Votieotic lose and in tones ofof-

thrillingI111YOhavesave closed my111 ISiblcclash for this quarter and1and-

1OLFIKIMT

an-dthebU1nLLG F OI1unGibunO-

LD thrilling eloquence spoke of the time whenV 1 ICIl he1 IC was a1 the brethren have1 tlLVU goneono into1JI t 0 thot I 10 countryCOUll t Ij to theirt I1tlr rere-

CONCO

rr-

CoNGO

re-

studentOLFIKIMTOLD JIELNTCONCO TowxTowNG1ylrTowxGd

IarlvEarly-CtNGo TytiVrTytler and Q vPO1lnGibsonGibson-TAYLORSVILLEG

studentstudcnt of Theology1tlcolo y under Jesse llnrtwoll and nn Btectivos ective work Moe read the hitter part of PsalnuPsalnuT-

ATLOMVILLE

ldlltI1t-

TAYLORVILLEGIsaltn-

sinmateTATLOMVILLETAYLORVILLEG tf Tytler and Q FJo OibsbuGtbsuu-LIrrLE

inmate of his hdtwc where he had seen him rise from In1l11lecturctlnnd 1 lectured on tho let and 2d Hooka of Kings aniani-

LMMBOKO

ani-

hiband-

bierLIrrLE IIASSAT J TateTate-PHILLLFSBURGM hib knees at the familyfnmil altar withtcarswith tenrR runningrunllin down examined tho students on themthe-mDOlnJ

them-

hisII-

DoxoomJPHILLLFSBURGMLMMBOKO M D UbortyLibert-yDovocntJDoxoomJ CookCoo-lbloxttovtaB

his checcks after havingbllvin poured outoht Inn soul to God inI

Lagt SundaySu ndl I hadllI1 the satisfaction of baptizinbaptizin-MOSRovuD

baptizin-prayerMOSROVAB P YateYate-

sEDixaJprayer for the heathenhcthcnblyirbaying t Lord send me Bovel B0me Ofofotthentthem connected with Christian fainilietfainilie-

ttDWAjjwiewdmAnfamilie-

ssendnmi1i

tDWAjjwiewdmAnEuuuJ J CheEdnunCheesania-

nREV

Bendso d my childrencchildrensendI 11 l renseUlwaend1 whomh om thouI I IOU wiltWI It and11H 11letC t thotl e and others not One wan the wife of a brother bapChinese wall oJUuperstition beC broken downdo n by the tzcj iast spring another was the brotherinlaw ofo-

fREV

nn-

REV

of-

iREV JESSE BOARDMAN HABTWELLHART WELLWEL-

LJlissieary

gospelgospelH ThisTh i s was longlong before the birthbi rt h ofo f thot h e mism i ono cf our native preuchcis and a third was theth-esionary

th-esionury

th-esionarysionary nnd Dr Do Votie rejoiced in it as a signal mother of my hoiiBObqy whowhoisis ono of our most earnear-

n3Itssicrarycar-

nlissiczryearn-

instance3Itssicrary of the southern Baptist Convention atat-

Chefoo

I instance that the prayers of that devoted fatherfnthel were ctjt member Durin our series of prayermeetingsprayermeetings-Chefoo

prayormeetings-Chejoo

prayermeetings-answered

I

Chefoo ChinaChina-

He

answeredunBvere lonpoJr after heIC hadhll passed to his rewardHIreward in jillill June prayer won desired for all ot these and nownow-

nnOl-

He

not-havingk having uIf faithful son too gog forth nnd plant a gospel Ooj hasafts wow hope answered our prayers Ofut ten forlor-

whomfor-

ofo-

rchurchHe was born i at nDarlingtono Southe i nCarolinav it nOctoOcto-

berchurch inIn the Chinese Kmpirc I whomhem 8Hpccialiai pjaiorprayer was madenude allalln 1 but two have beenbeen-

Ooubeen-

bantizeclbeen-

litber 1835 whilo bis veneruted father HeRev JesseJesse-Hartwell

111 1870 a deep Ilffhchon befclllln1befel him l1lin the delth of bantizecl Sinceinco then prayer has been made for othenothen-

favoraty

others-

MrsHartwell WIlS pator of the BaItistBaptist church at thatthat-place

11rs Hartwell who wns trultruly a belpmte in cery whoho hl1e also bcen brouht inin-pll1ce

in-

Tipll1ce Before tbis hihis children hadad 1111 been daughdaugh-ters

rC8pectiwif uas8 wellwewcult UB u iinwimost Cuicineflllente ffi c i ent uiwiiorjrm iss ionary TheTi ro I

18slOnulr Of tho thcrg bopti2Cll1Jnptizcclonba p tized on SundaySllndRy one waWRlI v youngIUnggters and the birth of Jesse was a very joyful eventevent-Aboutthat

infantnfan twins she left bccnino quite sick and thustn to alnit I

had man ffrom gSui NNnm the ffirt4t ffruittl orf thlltt ntHutlttonntHutltton1-

ilom

new stationjAboutthat time he visit from Luther Rice toto-

whoma the other caresi of the missionary were added these ofJ missionarymlFoIOUl1rJ Jf1Ie is lumberb tby tradenu hut Wft8 turned aa-

nurse aW1eyhlblted hIhis fine who bad a fluwcrwhom1ilom 1eJ Joyully boy notnot-

yetandnd protector for his motherless children buout J feUowworkraeJntt-

yet been named Brother RIce saId 11 Name hIm BurBur-mall

nurse a ffrom Ihis118 Pplace1 neo fcbecauseCCI111e IlieIe bbroughtrou I Itt 1his188 ffellowworkmene 11 OWiOrlmeDOWiOrlmeD-

mahyet k didd JtemarkabH k 01 methodtl 1 nnddhisl11sfOrwork 1 nonott ceafce eJl1IU o 10 311 J Mtin-

Jrlluhhidhis-

Sitesff toj ho wiJl HUCCCCfL in cffortsrfI lal too chnpl trullttruse w succee 0mah brothcr lIrtwell This eation met with capesuggsuggestion Doa-

favorahleruspontc1 rigidrllur i g id eystem88sy stt emem inin alla hisin8r i s laborsl 1al borsor8 enabledelmu Cu

1 himlUll toa nccomnccom-ofavoratyfvorl1etllpome 80 far astoas to secme to hun tbthe lll1mOname-

oro employmentem oJmen elsewheCelsewhere-

e1 tiC Ilerelere-

oree-

J

5 espouse plishp liah a largolarlar-

i

lar-p ge amount of variedmril work In 1871 hoor noarmn 111in bonoI of the belovcd and emmentlyeminently-useful

J regardedregg-

countryarded it aa his dutydut y to bringbrin hia children to thisthisAnotherAnother was a barber fromrom theIO ncichbprhoodnGIhblh041 of hh-

speedily

Jy-

u8pfulu8pful mlSstOnary of that name whosehose Ilfo Vas ctevoteddevoted-to

I country with the approval of thO oleign Iloard nnd Hur ththe outstation ctltubhshctlbby tllo nalvenative brctlJrenbrctlJren-

tobrethren-

arrivingto the rescuc of Burmah from ber flse gods TbldThis-meeting

I arrhing in VIl1ifr1l1 in April hhe pStIall on to tho He hell the JlofipcHhcrc nI1t1mand in 811111 Itwg AI1OthAI1Oth-cemg

A monthmonth-

lfmeetingcemg of twoiO snch noble andnd congnHll spiritspl11ts watl na-

44nArntI tTIttU t of the mthcrn UaptidtBaptist ConH3DliMl t St I bforo lllWe h11UmbzhiiMnt he wayfa tnkenta iacn 11i l l 111 s crrdcrr-

d1mfi1tlfs d

1mfi1t lCUMn Jo4e 1t f11t Iuirj N binL was18 to him BYveli as to Us hefuolhear tSrr tle tftf-tonsutatilg

onojJO 111 hil buiflile3 Icot blindlndblind And nuothfanother-

i

anothert-7atdittnra

it i chch-

T

III-

IclJnflumingi

clJnfluming zealllrif llrtJtuttigrn tTlllllnmieRiunsbadbad ijllmled him offerftiflr iehti ifHill1tcHI3alihtChtqriritCe1p fdvil PI nnprr ascribe itt y1111 lq b4 nU1l1IUS1mill tug tt-

hi

11-

tvtv pNprey tbatt9teC m di hlye n lion to git v loaCu CAllCHtrN nttltt tit IH t i UtW a1 tn IUltree3 J womn littt-

her I A10A10-

1ttsI hiIInWlnrrtit1T a hrutmn and uredurges huutau to a vtt1litli-

teoL1-

1t

heeoBO dearlydearlyltaedrl11ne1Uwed i naa Kice wasf on handhH1Jutjust min time i p0hReiipUb 1hle fointpv prhchmc s f nihih hnJII TW faith Htf rcairluid 1 Thoughlob UHI alnydl nvrHtHtt-o

r jtjt-to

Zt-Itoto Ijiii a3crtiiJ hand mwnupon thetb boydboJ d lieaUnud11aJ aJ bLuguiar powerlower and helping on thethe interests of thethe-

oleranlyI will I trust Him If L sliouldlese8101I1d 1l8 ailallllmvo1 have loft andan-

demnlyunun-

AIQlemnlyans-

lmyAIQlemnlyemnly ddicaJeicl1e him to the missionmission cause GodsGod 8 BoarltBoar 1Iiel pulpit efforijetrortH gvo no indication that his my111 own life I will die depending onlyonl on JOBIUJ HH-

handJ-

Jhand1-

1bushand wwas115 in iti t Hefi e heardh eard thode prayers ministerialministeril11lifelife had been spent in a heathen land but has a fair knowledge of books and wouldwoultl1ikolike to po tt-

Brothert-

Brothertoto-

schoolBrother llartwelld stay at Darlington was not long rather most dcciuedly indicatedindicated that hadhn he remainedremained school for eix or eight months to iinprovenprove himself inin-

Inil-

lInis-

theIn response to a call to Alabama he removed tot that at home he could haTC conuimndcd poition8 of the tho knowledge of tho Scriptures but lo couldcOJtl not findfin-dState

finfi-nState

fin-demploymentState in December 1836 andnd inin 1843 to Marion inin the blpici influence and powerpower-

sameemployment in Canton and no had to BO back to thethe-

anmetb-

esameth-

ecountrysame State where sthethe subject of this sketch wasas partly In November 1871 he attended the session of thethe-educatel

countrycountr again I had advised him to work hnlf theth-eedncateJ

th-ePdncatl

the-

a

th-edayedncateJ In 18o3 ho enteredeptered Furman University at Wclfih Neck Aseociatioa at Society Hall South OHIO daday SIndxl study the rest of the time comingcomin to nn-

Greenvillef11f1-

1ren7i11emym-

yhouseGreenvilleGreen T ille South Carolina where he graduated with nlina the MBidenco of hi8 excellent sister Mrsr8 Kllen I house of an evening to hear my explanations of tbetb-edistinction

tbe-

18t1nchonthe-

Bibledistinction m1in 18oG After Bpendmg aByearyear as teacher Edwards wLere his preeence added greatly to tho I Ile I hope the brethren may continue to pray forfo-

rin

for-

1U

fo-

ritsinin Mount ebinon University Louisiana hoto was iDtere8t of the meeting Here the native femalefewale-solemnlyus that we may see a greater ingatheringingatheringGr-

e8eDnTineBCSouatPhaCarolinae

ingatheriug3-GolemnYlI

ingatlieriug-At3GolemnYlI3GolemnYlIsestsolemnly

Gre8eDnTineBCSouatPhaCarolinaesestsest8tPhl1rtcset

8tPhl1rtc8tPhl1rtctOlapart tOlto the wolrSk5Sofjwork of thewhShStonministry 8t coiledf ChinC8e MarMary was adopted as a bcncficiabcncficiary bbyby At our last church meetingrueetin weVl excluded one for nonno-

nItowJeraoKnO-

Dreennno-

nattendanceItowJeraoKGreenvillereennnnerable

e Southou Carolinaaro maof

Inin 1858 on VowhichlC occa810n theth e AssociationA SOCla t lon to beb e educatededua too byby brotherb rot Iler llartwellII artwel 1 attendance ata public worshipworsh and appointed a comcom-

the

com-

th

co-mmitteethehe venerable DrSermonJeter ofllttoStoiAbRiohmoRichmond Va Prellchd for mi89inmisSIOn work JnJU her native land In December he mittee to visit two more who haverave been neglectingtlenlcctmff thetie-

November

the-e

th-eassemblingtheth e ordinationor d IDI1 t sermon IIIlee ththenen ttraveledrave Iedtforor severaseveral1 eIon wasl1 marrlmarriedd tto 11issr18 JJuliaU I la JJewettewe t t 0ofC MMaconneon 0GeorgiaGeorgia-

months eorpn l88embl1ng of themeeIves together wIth the people 00-

S

OfO-

fGod

ff-

months of the Board and inmonths in the interest Forign blster of his first wifeIfc anand left 111in April for lu8 forC1n 001God-

SinceSSeptemberep temler 0off ththatat year wnB unluniteded 111 marrIage WIwithttIJ home lie let his son Jesse a promising 0boy WwhoI l Smco from Amerlcn I have been gmnggiving-

mostand in return gmng-

NovemberMiss Eliza II Jewett oC Macon Georjia 8inc prohlh Yt myhas since unitedte WIwithth ththeC Cchurch1 lUreII WIwith hisIS SISsisterer 0atNovember Bailed from New York for Shanghai where Societ IiHallIiI mOBt of my tirat in mmy btubtudy to proparine a hymnhymn-

hehymo-

hellama-

bookhe arrived the March After severalSocietyrrujf book for tho use of our native churches Eleven dudu-

of

dil-

ofdi-

tferentfollowing years ThiThis faithffaithfulhfful1 oftf PI i MChrietC1is Bervant o isis preochinp daily to bflTebflT-

ewhere

hav-

ewhere

bate-

beenof missionary labor there be removed to Tung Chow uo lrehs lir ferent collections from varioua parts3rte of Chinacrowds andd sowingW1Dg broadcastd ns thee Bseseed 0of the1 King1D andand-

to

aD-

dto

and-

somewhere he remained till Dr M T YateP left Shanghai SonTdom ilihisH dTdeBdevotede andnZfedOffientt 5wIfc isis muchuchShindered1Dffi been examined many hymnstymna have been revisedto spend a year inin Switzerland He then returned 8rJ lfd f yfe some forty or more of our best hymns have been tranhtranh-

andtran-

lndtranb-

fatedand temporarily took Dr Yates place both as preacher in fihhr wworkrk by IIIkChehealth JfhThatiliSSGod willI5 longDgBparCspare lted into Chinese I have been assisted in this workwor-

kand

wor-

knnd

work-

bytheir liveslivesananand mamakee theirI PpathAt I likeI e thata 0of theHIe justjust-and ns II-

toI-

At

I-

haveand interprelerat the Mandarin Court hrthtf nfl bI PM f If by an nblnble nntivo scholar who is very intelligentto shmeshih andd h the dabrighter an brighter unto perfect dayin have followed the t Baptist Hvmn Hnnk in the arar-

speedilyar-

rangementAt Tung Chow he was tbe honored instrument the Uaptist Hymn

speedily buildibuildi-waa

building up 0a church where 11 native preacher SerlvStheiliepnraywhenb they shall

ofnffaa enter1 into tthe ViItlhcity of eternal riBtdlsrestis ranmcntemStfof thehJ BbjSIUlbjeotsBnfilmSSuand almost all the bymbym-

waHrai8eahY1D-

nwas

hym-ntranslatedof Christians in this Southern landprayer an 0 n 18 ou 8nlcrnmanyany colleccolle-

cchargecoHe-

cchargecolle-

ctionwaswaHrai8earaisedrai se d upup-

Hia

unuerunderun de r nishishi s ministryminstrym in is t ry wnoaiwhomw hom hehueee-

chargeleftIBID inin translated are old standard hymns from that

charge on his return to this country and who is now thethe-pastor

DRLIKOTONTJAIJT ivnrnv qS nC H IQT1B711871-

LETTER

T111I LL-

DARLINGTONtion J have about two hundred andnn fiftyriftyhymnshymns whichwhic-

hpastor

wbic-

hpastor

which-

willARLIOTOpastor of a selftie1supportinttsupporting church He had outout-stations

yf Sept w11ill be amply11m ply aufficicnt for the neejBnecs of our nativenatiT-enkiru

nativ-

estationsnativ-

einembersstations to whichnkiru ho would go accompanied iby hishis-deacons

ij membersmembersforfforor years to come f have aimed to have a fewfew-

coodfe-

wdeonBfelt-

goodLETTER FROM BROTHER T B CRACRAWFORDCRAWFORD-Tore

WFGRDdeonB andnd preach the gospel Vthi1e hihis 1l1itbfulfaithful-efficient

coodo hymns on every subject on which we preachjrencb-efficient

preach-This

preach-effiCientefficient wife i for some timekepthme kept iipup a11 boardingschoolboardingschool-where

TOKO Cnov Aug 12 18741874-

MyThis book is18 much needed Our present collection conco-

nwhere

CO-

Dwbere

co-nsiltswhere the Bible was daily taught She was an invalinval-

uablaMy bcaltk is shakshaky as well aa Jlrfl1ra IIolme8 I amam-

verysiftssists of seventythree hyiuns uud it has h j1rownj1row-

nuabl3grown-

withoutuabl3 helper inin the propagation of vhehe gospel DuringDuring-the

J without any symmetry Hymns haro1no been added ala-

lthe

a-

sthogreataa-

suitablethethogreatgreat Chinese rebellion he encountered diQicultiesdifficulties-which

JcrverycrJ anxious to ace a fresh family oomo out No Ltimetime-is

suitable ones have been found On many subjectsubject-

which8ubjEc-

twhichsuljcctb-

therewhich would have caused a man of ordinary faithfaith-and

18is8 to bo lost We11 e may have to breakupbrenk up at any dayday-My

there are no hymns at all and the hymns are not oro-

rand

n-

rand

ar-

rangedand courage to falter but this perhaps after allall-

turnedMy wish is to hold on until reinforced I have justjust-baptized

ranKed accordingnccorin to any subject All is8 in confusionconfus-ionJLJ

cofusio-turne

confusion-1Voturneturned out to tho furthorl1nce of te missIOn C3UflCcause-

ForI We hllvo no funds to Imvo the blocks cut 101fur thuthu-

Forth-

ihymnbookJLJ LrTr baptized one of Mrs OCtllIIostCs most ThcroThThere-is

1J0n1SLn0I1tUm auVaWdotaauVaWdota-m

MAPpromiepromisingIngooboBy fI ere 1 ollarsdollars-

inollars-

le8sFor SIXsix weeks of that memorable bme ho hahad notnot-less

hymnbook Tho sum of Bny nboutaboutsixtysixtyle8s than ono hundred ref1fgces on bis premises I1mongamong-whom

ISis deop lDtereet inm her school DrD Knowlton MrMr-Mills

I

in U S currency will enable ua to havebnv the stereostere-oirpenter

stereo-

whomstereo-

typowhom ho acted the trIple part of Hurgeon nurse andand-preacher

Mills nnd Mrs Carpenterirpenter all old friends and faithfulfaithful-missionaries

typo blocks Jan you not get some brother to makemake-preacher

aa-

proachera-

specialpreacher He was afterwards accosted by a man whowho-

wouldmissionaries have died since last aprinc MrsMrs-Holmes

8Pfcasptcial subscription for this object or apply to theth-

ewould

th-

ewould

th-ePublicationwould nlwaya remember him as his benefactor forfor-

havingor Publication Society for a grant forforthethe t MfiasMfia-

shavingl111J1-

Beh8Tng1 leaseleas-

eletpurposeUHolmesCS and MiMiss TnfMLottie MoonAfnnn am ft oMh in iDut thoththe-

countryaro ou Paohing mpreae lDg 0 aboutjaboutjtbia thethe-

himth-

ohim

th-

emanuscripthaving aa he expresded it U Sewed hia head on forfor-him

let mo know about this aas soon afl11 convenientvecnt aa

himHishim COUntrycoun ry manuscriptniniiii0nif iso nearly readyready-

Yourready-

YourHH-

YoursHis severe labors and exposures during the rebellionrebellion-jrcre

rebellion-were

Yours hurriedly Your brother in ChristChrist-R

Christ-1tcrcjrcre followed by alonga long and seriousscruus sickueejsickueeirecoveryrecoveryrecovery-

L

T P CltAWFOEOGRL WFORD R H QHAVKSQHAV-

KS2U

OnGlutvVs-

t

VIsVIs-

S

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s2O

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r1 tttftttfII

i

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f

FOREIGNFO REIGIST MISSIONMiSIONMISS ONONIE-

TT1

JOTJjaNXiJOTJjaNXiJET-

TEBJOURN ALALt-

his

2727Im-

mediately

77-

t

7-FOJETTEBIETT1 K FKOM BROTHER N B WILLIAMSWILLIAMSC-

ANTONWILLAMsWILLAMs-

CWILLIAMSC-

ANTONthis loom there was no exit j but here I felt no moremore-safe

mmore-safe

immediatelyrn1Det I 11 t0 1 Y learnII-ANTON

am to read This impulse whichiahichi soso-

universalso-

universalCANTONCCANTONANTON CHINAI

Sop aotli 18741874-

tfinco1874-

Since

safe than in the other rpom Not to particularize furfur-therafter

fuorrfur-therafter

universal is au indication of the leading of ProviProvi-dence

Provi-nce

Provi-dencetfinco81 nce writingwn tI ng mym lust letter to youOll dated at Macau therafterth rtel about8 L out ten minutes spent in prayer I setset-

aboutset-

aboutdenceence Schools are the most satisfactory means ofof-satisfying

of-

Iof-

satisfyingI have been called to pisa through aboutout climbingclltnblU the wallwallAn1And making holes in tho coilcoil-ing

coil-in

satisfying this desireesir Nor need we fearfell that it is anon-unjust

an-

Onlyan-

unjustOnly through the markedpaen

providencetryingof GodO

scenesscenes-Only

scenes-Only am II-permitted

iI-permitted

antiaIingin andan

aIaIndndndgotroof ThisThiesIhi after some trouble was effectedeffected-

andeffeoted-

antiunjust diverting off funds to support these schools i forfor-tho

for-to

for-thepermitted to write to yonyyoit nownow-

Onnow-

On

andulllllootI got upou theth roofrooq clinging tightly to keep from the churches at homo expect tluswork0f us But OPOP-

the01-

On

or-theOn tho night of tho 22nd22n andIlt1 morning of Hie 23d23d-

instant2Sd-

instant

beingLOm blown off by the windWIn and laying lowthat II-might

I-

mightthe other Jiiaudhant1 ho did not believe it was the dutydutyofdutyof-

matButofof-

missionariesof-

missionariesinstant a typhoont unsurpassed byany in themight not be struck by misgilcri Creeping tometimestometimes-on

missionaries to devote themselves exclusively to schoolsschools-for

Bchools-

ofschools-

forof tho oldest citizens paetdpnef over Macaomemorymemory-

of Ion hands and knees at Dthorsthcrl fcliding myself along inin-a

for preaching is our great work In regard to thethe-advantage

thth-

dnththe-

advantagedeath undUIll destruction In Itscarrying a sitting position I at hstlBt reached a goodood solid nownew-

roofnow-

roofadvantage derived fiotu these schools he mentionedmentioned-that

meutioned-clock

mentioned-thatpathway At about 22-

oclock2-

oclockoclockclock A M while the storm was at itsitlllieigMheight roof wherelere I Testedlcbtdbehmdbehind a skyligU as a protectionprotection-irorn

protection-from

that about half the girls who had passed through hiahia-school

bis-

vanthis-

schoola serser-vant

He-rventvant startled irornrom windwJ1llaudand missiles iljitil morningmorning-

Ohmorning-

Ohschool were converted and were now bringing upIIII-

iryil1g makeme

Hby running up stairc wherewhercII waswas-

iryingwas-

tryinga Oh the hours theth longlon dreary hours of that nightnight-

Theirnight-

TheirChristian families But even had there bcont no concon-version

oon-

flttlUlI1gdcon-

versionirying to assurance tioubldoubly sure about thethe-fastenings

ththe-fabtenings of doors and Their impressionImpleSSlOn will never fade from my memory version the influence diffused by those who left theirtheir-

schoolstheir-

pJulingtheir-

schoolsfastenings windows saying The sease isis-

pouringis-

pouringOneno heartrending stared schools worth all tho ctct-

toot

ex-

pendedrand troubleinto tho bouse the alrendy picture cotitinually stare me inin-

thein-

thewas money exex-

pendedpouringthe

waterVa tc I is already overov aa-

loota-

toot the10 face the live long nightnightthatthat of my lonely pended Our educating asrenciesagencies show the ChineseChinese-that

Chineso-

the

Chinese-thatintoot height will bowaves break

wellwf1lnlesure to downdown-

thedowe-

lthejourneyJUIO back tot Canton in charge of tie crushedcrushed-eacoflined

crushed-encoflined

that our religion iait not7not an Ignorant superstitionsuperstition-Eachthe wallauna und be crushed to death if we do notnot-

get11not-

getI eacoflinedeco me remainsremllls of my loved family undlL friendsfriends-Thanks

friends-Thanks

Each school formed a nucleus of influenceinfluenceM-

KDICALU1ucnceU1ucnce-

Gomg

influenceM-

EDICALout quicklyquickly-

Goingquickly-

Goingetge Thanks to a merciful Providence the morning broughtbrought-

joybrought-

to

brought-joyGoingGoin downdowlIltoirttoiia with him it needed but a glanceglance-

toS1uncl MKDICAL IJUCTICEIJUCTIC-

EMrHartwell

lHACTIC-

bl

PRACTIC-

EMrltartwehlthe joyjo insteadmBtea of sorrow to ufu all Tho house thoughthough-

brokenthough-

brokento aoo thohoirorthe hOllor of our situation A terrific hurricanehurricaneW-IIB

1 H I rnCf1ne broken did not fall andIln I aside031 d 0 trorut rom thet1t1-WI18

Ie anxiety andand-care

andtand-care

MrHartwell had had opportunity of seeingeoingthethe effecteffect-of

effect-

Im11orgm

effect-ofWIIB blowingbl0111 fromfrom thettuC tea driving it fromaolll its bed amiami-

submergingawl-

submerging carecal 0 incidentd ent to theirt 1 INr perilous situation and grief at mymy-supposed

my-supposed

t

of medical practice by men who knew but littlelittle-about

little-

Imllglittle-

aboutsubmergingIm11orgm everything within itH level Our househouse-being

house-being

supposedllld death the ladies and children were unhurtunhurt-Many

unhurt-Many

about medicine At Tung Chow they had been com-pelled

comcom-pelled

comcom-

Wa3being located where the full force of windwin and tidetide-wna

tide-was

8pPOBCMany1 lIY mutual earnest prajerpra3r4J ereri had been ascending pelled to undertake the work of healinghcalm diseases andand-in

and-

fury

and-inwna feltelt the wateruteI poured in waveWII 0 after wave with aa-

furyta-

furyduring thohe night from the two separated parties forfor-each

for-each

in spite of their assuringssuringthethe people that they were notnot-doctors

not-

of

not-doctorsfury that wan upfialling Surely thought 1 the wallswalla-

ofwalls-

ofeacheac 1 otherot e andnn God had heard themthem-

Macaothem-

Macaodoctors they attained a reputation throughoutthroll bout thethe-neighborhood

the-

haps

the-neighborhoodof this old house which have been standingtatlinL

llcforeperper-

hapsper-

liapaer Macao isIS in a state of ruinrllm inn consequence of thethe-

typhoonthe-

typhoonneighborhood i but what was needed was a medicalmedical-mission

medic-altcc

medical-missionhaps lor the lust fifty years will go down beforebefore-

thesebefore-

thesetyphoon Houses have beeiulestroyedbeen destroyed andapd thousandsthousands-of

mission carried on by thoroughly educated and comcom-peteutmen

com-

lthculty

com-petentmenthese merciless waveswavesj but how to get out was thethe-

difficultythe-

difficultyof lives have beenon loat10ttthfthe latter principally amongamong-the

among-the

petentmen He did not believe in the medical mismis-sionary

mis-

into

mis-sionarydifficulty

TileThere waWI1IJ no exit by tho rear of the buildbuild-

ingbuild-

ingthel hbChinese boatoat people Hong KongKOD also sufferedsuffered-terribly

buffered-terribly

sionarysionary combining preaching with his other dutiesduties-Such

duties1-

1l1nd

duties-Such

Pjopleing The only plan immediately suggested to mymy-mind

my-mind

terriblyterrl blblmeilymeilImmensetI1cnse lossOS8 of0 C lifeIre occurred there alsoalso-and

also-and

Such men in China had neither made good doctors nornor-good

nono-

watrnor-

goodmind was to goo out by the front dooroor before thethe-water

the-water

and greatrcBt disasterlsater amona the foreign ships in portport-Since

DortDort-Since

goodgoo missionaries Heliewouldwouldou1d have a medicalmdicll11rtissionmissionmission-ary

mission-aryskillangang tmO11bewater rose higher trusting to Providence and my skillskill-

aaskill-

usSinceIDcercreturningurmng fromrom MacaoMilO my baby has beenbeon quitequite-

illarynr devoto his wh61e time to his own special work ItIt-

mustIt-

dtiliculty

It-

must11aa a swimmer to save mjnelf1l1m3 lIelself and others But a preatpreat-difficulty

great-difficulty

reat ill but is now convalescent The test of us arenr tolerablytolerably-well

tolerably-well

erJy must not be forgotten that tho laborlaboroftofof acquiring thethe-language

the-

tld

the-languagedifficulty presented itself init the number of unprotecunprotec-

tedwell Godobhasosconvaefentmercifullyu y preserved us IL takeuc ith toto-

meanto-

meanlanguage was greater to a medical man than to thethe-ordinary

the-

Irtthe-

ordinaryted women and children to bo cared for Tho upperupper-part

upper-part

meanmeau HoII e01has1119 workVOl

IkeClforor us to dosrei3erve0 inIllChInaChinaChina-

YourChina-

Yourordinary missionary as in addition to the ordinaryordinary-stock

ordinary-

wife

ordinary-stockpartIrt of the house was occupied by Mrslr8 Godsil thethe-

wifethe-

wifeYour brother inIn ChristChrist-

Nstock of words he had to acquireacqulle a large medicalmedical-vocabulary

medical-

ber

medical-vocabularywife ofo an oflicer inIn the Chinese naval service withwith-

herwith-

herN B WILLIAMSWILLIAMS-

WORK

WILIIAxs-

WORK

vocabulary Another portion of the work of a medimedi-cal

med-

imIsclf

medi-calher sixlUX children The ttcondIoconl btory was held byby-

myselfby-

myselfcalCIl mieaionary wasaf tot disseminate truth regardingregarding-science

regllrding-

young

regarding-sciencemyself andan familyirunil including MitsIut WhiMcu And threethree-

youngthree-

youngsciencesClenee With this field ofo knowledgenowledgetheythey were betterbetter-acquainted

better-

NOlthem

better-acquaintedWORK AND VIEWS OF SOME OF OUR SHAN TUNGTUNG-

MISSIONARIESTUNG-

MISSIONARIESyoung ludy gucstaUlt8 Irom Canton belongingIJclollin to thethe-Nottheru

the-Noitheru

acquainted than most pllmaicrministers and this in itselfitself-might

itself-

tho

itself-mightNottheru United Stated Presbyterian MissionMission vizviz-

thoviz-

tileMISSIONARIESMISSIONARIES-

FrommightIght be a pleonsmeans off introducingmroducIn more enlightenedenlightened-views

eIlightened-

were

enlightened-viewstho two MissesMIH8NoY8NoyNoyeseg andnut MtHMl Crouch Besides therethere-

werethere-

wereFrom the North China Daily News we extract thethe-

followingththe-

followingC viewsVICWS regarding medicinemedicineR-

ELIGIONS

melcmcmelcmc-

men

medicineR-

ELIGIONSwere several Chinese servantsBCryantslSomesome women and somesome-men

some-men

followingf0IIowmg remarks madomae at a late missionary conferconfer-

enceconfer-

Rcturning

confer-

encemen RELIGIONS OF cuisAcuisA-

Mr

CIJtA-

8tatc

CHINA-

MrChefoo where brother J B Hartwell isis-

stationedis-

stationedence at ourto the above I thethe-

Matethe-

stateReturning ove reportedcompany MrI Hartwell thought that in some respectse8pect thethe-

religionsthe-

tU8ion

the-religionsMate of the case as quietly aa I could to prevent1rtellt concon-

fusioncon-

fusionstationed

of China necessarily be diametricallydiametrically-opposed

dIametrIcallyl-

jLVO

diametrically-opposedreligions pustfusion and all make habtnu urged to hatty preparation toto-

leaveto-

leaveWOMANSWOSIA1S WOHK FOROR WOMANWOMA-

NMr

opposedopposc d to theth religionre1 1lon theyttheytcametotI Ity cameto proclaim EverygEverEver-

sidoratlCl1eb7

EveryEvery-

Mrleave the house it Of therencccrv course was concon-

siderabledelaycon-

aidorableddaynecessary heathen religion wasW8aa religionl eIH i on ofofVodsor works purour systemsystem-

wassystesyste-

wassiderabledelay wherevrIere l1L1KUrhHrootdUjrituu tutv tol beuee miidc11IIUC readyready-and

readready-and

Mrtoll Mllla said Jbfltthat lie Moeeiilti oeu requested to say nn-

fewa-

fewSYBSYB-

Budand sooner later we cbrriecbrrie-

toof must com-

elndmorumission was one grace sooner or we comecome-

tothis branch of workmirk-

carriedwork-

carriedbecome few words respectingand iu the meantime the undertaking moremore-

andmore-

andto this point of antagonism There was no needneed-however

ncence-

holl

need-howeverandlndmorumoru dangerousangerow Irom the rising water When thethe-

wholethe-

wholecarried on at Tung Chow The work had been carriedcarried-on the Chinese feelhowever of our letting we came toto-

trampleto-

t1le

to-

tramplewholeholl assembled I tircst went down to on for eleven yeurs atat this place by Mrs CrawfordCrawford-and

Crawford-and

company was trytry-4he

try-The

trample all they counted sacred No oneonone couldcould-live

ooul-

dloibilit

could-liveand Mrs Holmes and others while the firstfirstclDlmedfirstdnamed-

ladyonamedonamed-

ladyupon

and thethe-

possibilitythe-

possibility4he depth andun force of the water I1nt calculate live long in China without coming to some conclusionconclusion-

respectingconclusion-

ventured

conclusion-respectingpossibility of escapeCHCaO by thisthi method before otheisotheis-

venturedothers-

venturedlady had had twelve years experience of similar workwork-

inwork-

in the literary classes and their literatureliterature-They

literature-

DCBccning

literature-Theywerenotin Shanghai In thistltitflatterlatter place she found house toto-

houseto-

house

respectingventuredventured-

Descendingventured-

DescendingTheyTheywcrenotwere not at libertylibert to treat lightly the sages ofof-

thisof-

jug

of-

thisDescending the stairs in the rear part of the buildbuild-ing

build-ing

house visitation almost impossible but great good hadhad-

beenhad-

been did divinewhile theydid not inspirainspira-tion

inBpira-

All

inspira-tionthis country they notprofessprofprofessessbeen effected the foreign lady attending the missionmission-

chapelmission-

chapelbyI in of about a foots depthdepth-

Adepth-

Asing was soon the water tion their writings contained great wisdom Nor wanwan-

itwawa-

a

was-itincreased till it reachedreached-

achapel with her husband and so rendering it respecrespec-

tablerespec-

tableAAll I walked forward the depth influence thetheit vise to overlook immense sageasagea-

exerted8aell-

Jsroct

sages-exerted

to attend there In Cliow thethe-nrlinln

the-

wholea little above my knees I was now some five or sixsis-

isix-

yardstable for woman Tung

exerted in China His own conviction was that ConCon-

luciuaCon-

from

Con-

fuciusi r A i i i nrlinlnwholo ittreity linrlhad beenhrpn rnntrnaiipd hvby the ladies inin thetliR-

variousthe-

variousJsroct frolD the door whichhtch hncl been carried 8uayaway-from

oor fuciusluciua andanu xuuiicitujMencias werevtcru BBUVBent uof uuuOod noHewasquitoHewasquitoc-

grc8s

Iiewasquife-prepared

YUO uiusuius-preparedfor the andand-

egressand-

egressvarious missions there anaand with the exception of aa-

fewa-

fewfrom its hinges and stood open ingress prepared to acknowledge that theth absence jofpf anyany-

knowledge8ny-

keep

any-knowledgeegress of tho sea Hero I found it mojomOl e difficult toto-

keepto-

keepfew of the higher families admittance had everywhereeverywhere-been knowledge of GodGodwhichwhich confronted them in ChinaChina-

wasOhina-

oor

China-wasftorn thethe-

doorthe-

doorbeen given to them Their method was to go out everyevery-

afternoonevery-

afternoonkeep When about two yards other osmy footing waswas more due to Confucius than to any causecause-

tilltSe-

ttcll1ptetl

useus-estill

Bible and to visitvisit-

fromvisit-

fromdooroor I saw a largo wave coming down upon me andand-

attemptedand-

attemptedafternoon attended by a WOlDanroman

stillti he regaxdedii him as a mesengerJ of niOodandOodandt-

aring

j ii-

LETTEB

iii-

iteacherofto beat retreat but it was too late EnEn-

teringEn-

taringfrom house to house Repetition ofo their visits atat-

tooat-

tooto inin-

bosom

in-

troduceattempted a j tenoherof moztiiityoll1JY wasas of greatgrea influence tfoundtbatavoided found that frcfrcS-

CHOOLS

fre-

quentthe door it lifted like feather itsits-

iits-

bosomtoo early a date were as they Intataring me a upon troduceroduc iuota1omJroxn the f1hssisnWtberpreachf1hssisnWtberpreach-

up

Glixssi os thelrprcachthelrprcach-lugi i j L i r i 111-

1managed

visits were not acceptable In the Bummer tht1they-went

hldheld-upbosom and boro me out some distance before it quent

the andand-

selectinglUg withr11 Ieal1tto tthe wcr8hip If ancestors whilewhile-

enemy

while-theymigbtup I neycl before ra1izcd the power of vatr as anan-

enemywent out into the villges sllrroundinf city theymigbthey mtgnt upliold Jlie rcspect which was paid the1the1-

wave

they-mustgathcref Bome ten or twentytwenty-

womenI did when floatinsc onthethe surface of thatthat-

waveselecting a slIndy placeInenemy asS wen for converstion the truths ofof-

the

must keep that 1eJedfromrespect from trenchingupoItheiwortrenchingupoItheiwor-

fully

trenchinguponthewor-shipduewave BverystruggleEvery struggle revenled but the more painpain-

fullyWomen togetber upon

toGod aloneialonei-

LETTER

shipduetoOodnloneshipduetoOodnlone-

eeling

shipduefully feakn88 nnd enemy strenrrtl1strength-Feeling

the gospe1 As yet theyhdhotthey had not been able to8tabli8htopstabllsh-womens

own mymy The results of ther work coullcoull-

wlBclf

could-

hardlybesituaon I reBigedresigned-myself

womens schoolsthe ofeelingwlBclf anand

extremofnmilyntofamily into

dnl1crthe care

myof Ood and awaitedawaited-

mybnrdlybe measured by anactual nccessianof hurcltchurch-members

LETTEBLETTER BOM BROTHERM T YATESYATESS-

HANGHAI

YATESYATES-

wy

YATESI-

IIANOIIAI

00-

Whenwy ohllnces of cscapeesea ee-

Whenmembers ThThe men were bitterly opposed to thirtheir-wives

SHANGHAIIIANaD CnINAHINA October 1874187-

4theirheartsand

lB74-

my

1874-

MyWhen the loro or the wavo dieddied out I strugled toto-

my thewomenwives becoming

thlltCrstians

they acoptdand thoy

therepentedly

fOpJ wjhhardheard-

tbewomen aUall-

theirheartsMyfy new cburch will be copoted tI hpe In 00-

801011er

a-

Rfcct knockeddown anumrgedbyand submerged by 0a-

smallersaymy

801011er wavewaveoIYtobonly to be

Sruggling to my feot altlLtn partlyyy-

swimmingtheirheartsandtheirhearts and wished toeatefto enter the churchchlrchbuti but theirtheir-husbands

moutll itwlirbeoalledZfcufy1ItwillbeIt will ba calfedTsui1c

WayDonIVayDongTheIVayDongThet-islyhurch

ThcBapThcBap-

meeting

ThcBps-wimming

R peraseras-

mainlyswimming partlYTunningtpartly Tunningt pllrtly blown by the windwind-

Ihusbands would not let them This opposItion was tlsliurch44-

I0180also a niceniceparsonageparsonage on tho sameIUC lotlot-

l5ood

lot-

withinfiftydue to intense feeling of hostilIty toto forfor-

eignersI mndo somo progrcss back ttto tle house when aa-

secondmainlyeigners Mr

anMils added thltt hhe had frequnnyfrequently-

badwithin1fifty feet of my ownhouse lot for ththe nativenative-

pastor1tiva1tiva-

littleand floted me 0a-

littlel5ood BmaU wave 8ubmergc me

feet I hud ocoslon to notIce that thIs h08thty wall D1odtfiedmodified-

ifpnstopastor Wong Pmg SIJnfl When completed everyevery-

I

every-

thingsawsaw-

Ilittle the bouBe R1Slng to myI

owarQsthe

houses1iglt of tho 1300 thethe-

ironif not entirely removd whtn thro were 11any foreignforeign-children

thing WilI bebe in a m08t snHsfaobry eodltion for ihih-

Iron

thethe-

nativesuppose by phosphorescent

Ironsuppose

Irating of a wandow i toard tlus 1 8truggled Bndand-

ntafingedchildren connected wIth

worktbthe misslon

hinderedMnny

theirwereoptwereopt-

mauged

wvereapt-to homehome-

tiesnatvevatoxnative pastor too look after theb ltest of tbe churchchurch-

duringchuchchuch-

lartheir missinwJrlmission hinderedbyby

managed to grasp on9one of tho bars beforc tho secoJdsecond-

largetoties

con8iertheirconsiderQtbiitheho Wflwas inclanesinclined tto thtnk that a very grlatgroat-

thoughdurlILlfI my absencebaene If i 8boU1i1leaengllishnuYci leaeagain MyolceMyolce-

and

My iroiceiroic-eisaboithowindowthewindow-

andj

andlargelar waveIve struckstruck-and

struc memeI discovdiscov-

ofdiscoverellCUmbing up

tlieVnetillninto

blindsblinds-of

tbougthough llldrect mtluencew8sinfluence was exerted by the presencepresence-of

18aboi j thoslimethe some I oannot sIng or make a speehspeeh-

of

speech-

WbeeAlooking upward of their cluldrenchildren-

Mrh h fis 1 t d I shallconsiderha11 onBid tbtb-

loollthethe-

queiitionofee-

ntt

of what I supposed to be my own verandah JJ-

tAAs II-

lookedWhWbeeAt mmy Qchurchr us completedomp ec er

looll up a tAheaTYu8t of Wind hivered1 tho tlitli-

andbliridsblinds-

andl1Mr IbrtwellsaidIlartwell said

theresultstbat the

ofun1ted

the worksentiments

Qf womenOWC1pn9f tthethe-

meeting inin-

China

quctgonof mmy dutyduty Inthematterthtpnatt 1Ihavebeenhebeon uaduadU-

pon

urgedurged-

toandntt opened a way for mome into the househouse-Upon

house-Upon

meetingChina hadhadequalledt

woreequalled

that theif

XcouuBthey

ujhad

MVTVVnot surpassed thosdthose-

oftot taketakey

thoappointment ofo SecretarySecr6taryr orLegatiof Legationr and-

nt

and-

tileandand-

of

jj-ChinaUpon ascending above you cancnImqgineimagine myrujastonishniyasfonish-

wentwhenastonishastonish-

ment of the metfmen He cpuld testify that of all the membersmembers-

hetheth United States Minister at Peking when S WellsWells-

t

WellsWells-

Williams

V ellsells-

nmentwentwhenali

nt Wl1el1when I foundfoundmyselfmyselfThe houal

notnotIinlD

couldmy own

feolbouse

waswas veryvery-

insecure

butbut-

it

but-

alithe ivjbad admlttadmitted f1Lo hIsMa churchlinmli atat TnnTungung fllinwCboChow Imlf ofof-

themWilliamsVliiunsA LLJ v DA the1 prpasntrpant incumbentt j returnatt-

that

ininI-

DBecure

in-

then adJoJDlng one oftbe workof thinfluenceof work thethe-

womentbereIDBecureinsecure Everv blast of wind and rOllringwt1vemadoroaring wave mademade-

ittbem had beenbeonduedue to the thethe sprmgspringrr-

UreniblebutbutIr hnv9 no I1mitionamliltionortQ Inulinabo1 J1J1-

paUy

inin-

thatittremble to its foundations andnndtilestiles and bricks contincontin-ually

contin-pally

womenterethat direction and have ao informedit formedthethath CpnaulGenCpnaulGen-

t

CnBuleriCnBuleri-

Was

ConsulConsulGeri-oralually givinggivinpayway fell withith a1 crashing sound NothingNothing-

wasSCHOOLSSCHOOL-

SRev

wuib leavtlnchijeneldleaveinychoeenfeld of laborlabor-

there

labo-rFaithfully

erat I do not to vv-

Hevdeath to remainremain-

thereremain-

there

t i erai i uu uuv iiou iu tvara iujrwas more plain to mo Enan that it was IcmaUlHevRevMrIIartuellMr Hartwell saidsaidiqvtl1thoit waswas tho geniusgeniusofCbr8ofof ChrisChris-

tianityi FaithfuUylihfU i ij tt-

riiiondoordoor-

1I

doo-r1foundonebarredon

MM-

iianitythere FeelingFeelingthebnckwl111ofthe back wall of thetbehoshouse for a Wo findDd thatthat-Vaal

10FaithfullyFaithfully-

t

r f f1 Jr IIII-

lthrthirst for knowledge itt A r J urfrlTiathisthis1II-

ihrtifirI-

sihriianity to create aa ii-

theI1foundonebarredonfoundriiionone barred onOn the innernntr sidesidor Against r JJ-

ifiold aftetconyerslonaftetconversion-

s

X tS t ithe coolies and even womentVomen ulowestlthrihrtifir abya6lf several times undun brokoitbroke it open FromFront-

V

ro o 7dJt

I

1 ifit 1 s j Tftvlt I V ii-

v

qrr-

js1 J j jv u

V t i tifrf

28osjJ tot-

oFon

IFCmEIQlSrORa IiN MISSION JOUKNAJUJOUKNAJ-

UIfound that in less than two hundred And forty yearn itit-

FOPit-

nmonntc

it-

amountedTHE VKUY IJKSTIIJKST-

IUfl

II-

TIIE

I-

THECONVERSIONCONVERSIONM-

ONTHLY

CONVERSIONM-

ONTHLY

I

amountedwuiuumvu tolu moreiiiuiu thanmuu tvonvO millionsi andv a half ofof-

WEST

of-

doUars

of-

dollarsN T1 TT1 C1 XT NN-

dollareTHE WORLDS VtiXlSJAW rMTri Tv TT1FOP WWJUXjJU O UWJNUfl JLtLEi dollare And 1 asked injeelf whether God wouldvoul notnt-make

not-

makerpTTTIIE1 JLJJUJ SERVICEOLJIA Y 1W1J OFWi SONGSONGMO-

NTHLY KJVuiSON-GI

itIt-

docs

it-

does

jj-

u

MONTHLY MEMORANDUMMEMORANDUM-

I

make a dollar laid up for him grow UB wpldly asdocs by the lawB of trudetrude-

Thetrade-

The IllOitO U IIAtAit11ISIA I I I N V1 CCIIIziitCilllEtCIIIziitCilllEt11-Y

II WlIlt O IIIIIIB-

YHH-

though

uI Ye knlt the grace of our Lord Jw Christ thatthat-

though

that-

thoughThe I1rithmetic11S SSScncu1ntion and the transfer therethere-

fromthere-

fromBYBY-

S

11-

YSthough He teas rich yet for yoitrsakesIte becamebecamepoorbecamepoor-

that

poorpoor-

thatfrom to the field of beneficence struck meme-

YCtl

me-

Yes SOTL CALDWELLCALUttCALDWHIJLMrThLL AMJ AA JJT nnnnnvnnnnnv-Ma

uuuuuriuuuuuri-

n

aOHD01faOHD01fl-

rnllrucc8

QOIIDON-

EmbracesJits might beb richrich-

H

Yes my brother saiO I u wo neednee hardly dout-it

doubtMathat ic Mrotyi povertyyetye

it ThoIh word of the Lord isis l Lay upp for youryour-

schosyour-

solvesEmirncCg IV1 BPiectlonorBI1ection of tho wry choice HVMNH hihhein jtlte languagelangullt-with

language-with11 nGo ye thereforef andj teach all tinfSnnenations innHinnbaptizingbaptizing-

them

baptizing-

themschosj treasure in heaven1 He haem8 also said HoHe-

thatlie-

thatwith the brat andanl most popular MisioforOoNOHwiATlbwALSiKoiKoMisioforOoNOHwiATlbwALSiKoiK-

oMem

MttllC fur CONORWATONAL SJNGINGSJNGINGR-

IMO

SJNONa-

also U with Chlillts toror clllDtlngclllDtlng-

hechanting-

Thothem in the name of the Father and of the Son andaue-

Zof

and-

ofthat hatllhnt lty upon the pw 0deth to the Lord and-

thatand11l-

1thlt

RIMO

Thoftfhe IudxlsU11 eXflIfnt

aro 11111

IIlllctlolllecttLu

ofIYlHjjrj

fcriltuloJIt clelr tho 11lIlr AntingAnting-

offll1l tho 8r8r-

mllgnlilntar-

rangemantof the Holy GhostGhos-

tVIROINJAQuon

Ghos-

tVIRGINIAQuota

that whichwhich ho hath given will ho piy him againnJtfnn-

Theagainagain-

Theriuigemont ytoiniUe ami tho volume Is compact light and conco-

nThe

con-

tollnot

con-

venientThe laws operating in the spiritual world must bo atnt-

lenstat-

leastvnitiit for usouso-

uleduse-

The tlmt Iht1 cll11rthllIaonldcll11rthllIaonld-

ndoltchurches shouldshould-

adoptcnnnot make tiiotirpcnlilmtthe arltnl OincUitrchrjishonlilPublishersotherol1lo-

rdeplutment

other-

departmentTheVIROINJAQuon for year rroommendellrroommendell-

byuled least as cerlniuviuuu asUD thoseiuu whichnulu operate in anyan

S tho work became It belongs to a1 deiipnilimtlonl society tutlulu-

theybut-

theyby Convcntion I 9 77ivSnnn000 nn220000-

Paid00-

Paiddepartmenti i of the universe God isis more able andnud-

wiHing

and-

willing

ndotftthey oon appealpcal to tuoructtho fact that it Is gwultllynerny conceded to bedbed-

Paidbo eleel-

eclJelde-

ctdedlyPaid to date 231i 2929-

Balance

U Billing to pay his debt than men to paypl theirs YouYou-

wouldiououou-

wouldcuedlyclJel guperior to other workslorksllIn Oio uarkct for CoNomaAiioNiLCoNomaAiioNi-

Lwould

CONORJOATIONLI-

NOIJIoO Those therefore about to mnkolUtO a chniiKP riiould notno-

tBalance

111-

1ull

not-

Sillloan without payingpaying-

interestSINGINGINOIJIoOpoYlIIgpoYlII-

ginttrcstwould not have money as amy tho work for tbeuliiehl8 tPCOIlrli flllnlhlul ftltfo-

rexaminationftl-

tamlnBthexamine JJ-

I

BalanceDalnne-

WEST

4068 71-

WEST

71 interest and God is moreww nobleminded than manmilmil-

Howman-

How

MlexaminationamlnBth

towhen ciesiriU wnicuhitchhlch

fcfuIt not atioimucuiiallopfu CUll Loue rtiurmurtiurmu-

Howrtturndrtturnd-

orI How certain and emphatic isS that promise thati iibelie ivmwillwill-

paywill-

pay

nor j11111lf Irlcej remittej Inn mymmt Send fur tKwcrlptlvo PamphletIArnphle-

IIh

1atnphlet-withWEST VIRGINIAVmOINIAQUotoIIA Quota for yearyear-

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