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ALLIALL IoWER IS GVEOYVEN UNTO ME IN IIEAVEN AND IN EARTHEARTH-

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ERMS

IDIIRNAI lfyfaintnotif Yye faint Dot II BethouDe thou faithful unto death and A PLEASANT RIVALRYRIVALRY-I1 UJlltUIl IlliUUlUn UUUiUmLi J willm gvegive thee a crown of liflife The notno fainting TheMisseaThe Mieaes Moon at Tung Chow China needthreeneedthree-

TERMS

need threethree-nnd

three-andnndd the faithfulness to the end are the condition ofofthethe thousand dollars Mrs Dr Jeter thus states tho occaocca-

M

occa-final

occa-finalTERMSPERMStl-

ingt6tlingt6illgft WpJ oneJD ynrfWr Q Mco-

oUfG-

OPate

final reward We cannot then afford to be weary sion of their neednee-dA2

need-bccaUEe

need-becausePateoUf OOplMoo led to onone addtrMsddrtiiaA2 v i1 00 Because we cannot afford to loee all the labor and self II In order to the greater efficiency and more uucBu-edcnyiQg

suc-

denyiggTen o IIe 10 woo addretlll0n copio io urvnirf 220000 ii t i it AA-

rainyrainy toiioo1III lo ooSiiddreMIn dret 6006 GOGO-

Ajj-

oPordcnyDSi and crossbearing ocof the past years Con cesaiul prosecution of their mission it IBis necessarynecessa-

ryUSENETneOeBBU-

Ythatnecessary-

sideringUSENETA oPor17or chgotl COtAJolDgnDg flfCOpltinfifty coplcopies andud opwardslHrupwards perWyeare sidering the example of Him who endured the crosscross-and jftthat they ehould have a house to answer the doubledouble-

purposeUUDllllerCOP1UUDllllerCOP1-AU

1b cents Ior copycopy-All

purpo8e of 0 home nnct for IWhOQI11-

AUrooms BrothelBrother-

andAU rabiwHptloaaftrtherub criptoua fuQthe raleraer ilionld lie addrrwftdadtlrruCf roauos MuMuJ-lO

3418-

14ON

and despised the shame and is now reaping the joyjoy-that

and sister Crawford who have great experience inin-

nin-

thatin-

missionaryJlO14ON JI1IUJooa2LLAa 1110UIIIOUtonMOND VAVA-

dpVA-

Roodthat was set before Him let us too run with patiencepatience-the

missionary work and on whose Judgment we conficonfi-

theconf-

identlyRooddppsiUUIrMAicnrUwUlbcwtl Gc sealtnlfJ1fur all n notwbcriptmt rmiMlrmi-

MlIfREIGN

codco-

dFOREIGN

4the race set before us If only we ontinue in wellwell-doing

deutlyMy rely deem the building indispeDsable to thefhe-j

the-comfolt

the-comfortj comfoit and usefulness of our sisters TheTh-

eIfrmfivrttNTThe-

sumfUinr ir un 11 V Ai j in youngyoundlng our Hie will al1 baok andto willwill-after

g come UB we sum of three thousanouaand dollare will be needed to erecterec-tJfJ

erect-after

erect-aJfJIfREIGNIfrmfivrttNTJLvlJj HjtJN ArTCjamxTMIooLUINISSION J3tiKJJBCRDL-

ocatedBCviRDL-

ocatedT OT after a whileu find that what we have been doing forfor-

othersa suitable edifice for their purpose To obtain thigthig-

Xiocntodthie-

othersthis-

sumLocated at Richmond VaVa-

Pasawr

others by the grace of God has been accumulating asas-

asum they are dependent on Christian friends in thisthis-

athis-

countrya treasure fortor oureelvcaouree Ivea inn heavenheaven-

THE

countrycountry-PaiaiiicnrPaiaiiicnrrUS1UrJerJJ L1 M CUKUV VIKOIHIIYnmolr-

IAVolePzuivzmIllramIt has been proposed that the Baptist ladies ofof-

VIMJPM

of-

Georgiai Georgia and Virginia shall contribute jibe2 the neededneed-ednJrSfoITJfenyAfneeded-

amountVrJaaarDUT8tIIramVIMJPM HI wWood Md totvV MM M N C 1T1T-

UnWIDJIlVIngatenJrSfoITJfenyAfU htlor OLU 8 IIfDdtrlOo Ala J A mKKJinckrtt MIM J 1L

clilarilarr-

owslMU THE IDIEB OF GEORGIA A WORK amount The Georgia ladies have generSualy underunder-

munder-

takenrowm VVa Hrni7 McIkmaM KyfW Pope Ywunan Mo J o FnrFur-man

m k taken t0A raise naif the sum 15001 500 and have alreadyalready-

f

alreadman 8 Q1 Moire0118 OrntUreen Ark POourtnYOourtnny lA U D MIOUumMiWllum-Fta

The ladies of Geornh and VirOinia PropOe to build withlth gratrlre nt promptnes8 Bnd cIIerrryenergyIbegun0 begun their workworkwork-

a11Fta MAtiMatt11I11ltnanJlUbUan TttlDtTenn Wv Cr1 Crace TenTexas-

IIa house for the Miues Moon in Tung Cbow China I doubt not they will nobly finish it I feel R8BUIassuedassued-and

eded-

ATUPrfrtJJ ATUPrBR eoRRMfoVDiso SECRETARYSECRETAR-YKDWIN

8cpRtrART-HDWIN and weW have no other thought but thatthat they willill ac tbapterthatsoar Virrinia eBtcias will gladly share in thisthis-

vtbis-

RDWINthis-

comKDWIN WOKTHAM TKUBUIIERTKUBUIIER-W

v worwor and willin contribute an equal amount for theW II QWATHMKY RtooHwia SICRKTARTSICRKTAR-Ta

compushcom pvfish their purposep ur poee The plaiisp1plc iire forff the ladies of wedj bnee1nise-eeeb

propcsfd aBeaBe-eeoba0 T wonniAMAvwToiuwonniAMAvwToiu-

OggAll

1701ttIIAM AvwTOILAvwTOIL1-

14ARa

reeob State to raise 1500 This paHJan of the plan too The ladies of Georgia and Virginia are fairly inintheinthe-will

theIIlu lIutOuaJ11I1Jeterhtlr O A Eo TlcklnonTNcktnon-IL

e ee-

uyvu

0 IIItUnFlitting Will11 Ibe carried ii ii n i iinIL It B1IJeoa A U CLr1c J R HeHNere J O WIIUmll T J EraseYRDIIout to the letter now pleasant is the fie1d tlDether It is a lawful thinthing for them thus to

11 nL wlsstn1hD 0 II Wouliton11I1ID II II IInrl J U WatklD WIlellel-licgtoa

thoughtth ough t that thesc two devoted sistcrscnnsisters van have a housellkiII 0I1In N W WIIIIOD J It OiUJlckGarlic-

kAUoommunfcationsPIprtvokeyoke one another to love nnd ggood workod WYi6Yi6-

Inin whichhicb they may feel at home What an fir of pu do allow toleanto aitborrzsiheaitborrzsihe-A

not our sympathiesOggAllcommunications in to the businessbusiness-of

business-t4ti

1 reference manencomane neo it will give to thelrworJrdtheir wort d our workwork-

Therk A vivi-

beof thit Board Should be addressed toJ II A TDPFKRTurrjnr-

respondingIf U9Q qsboultlrkeh SArwi1vssosc

forrctpondinyrresponding SecretaryBtcretar Jilchmond VaVa-

wStyjfit

Va-

r

1bo Georgittladicenuyvu gtrj fv p o j ioebe iftrfar1tndjfaITTucfliQuhind anduuud XLit VirginiaVirginia BUOUIUsbould batLJHV we areare-TMrCorrespondfng

ere-716Tc7

rere-

c

re-OoNupondfnUc

TMrCorrespondfng716Tc7 respondfng Secretarycretnry ofilieof the Womans Mis sure aeoii7ja will not be far behind The trutLtruld8is thetie-eionary

the-jJ1NOT

the-sionarywStyjfitr J

se1 BBVNOTBENOT WEARYWEAR-Ys

sionary SocietySociety of Atlanta Georgia writing SeptemSeptem-

berparties are EO0 equally matched that we doo not like toto-

berto-

bcrto-

ventureWeTe heartily sympathize with tnoto Christians who-

haveooereionalwhowh-

oFdREIflN

ber 20th says 1 I have received to date in responseresponse-to

Venture un opinion as to which will do the work firstfirst-to

first-

ands tot our appeal about forty dollars which with moneymoneymoney-

senti niprfnllhaveooereionaleooolioDal feeUngf i8COUrgcment i who thiukthink-

of

8nd most cberful1vv Ptiwa to bothimth-

little

II-

THEsent by the societies at BavaDnah add Macon make aa-

littleoff whatl1at they have all along been doing and of whatwhat-

theywhat-

theybat

little more than Georgias first hundred Now if wewe-

can

we-

canTflE WORK WIDENINGWIDENING-

We

theythe imut continue to do asa8lolong as they live with a kindkind-

ofcan only repeat this twelve or fifteen times WhyWhy-

y

Why-

notWe learn from an exc hange that thirteen JlwlyJlwly-

appointednewly-

appointedof ehrlnknshrinking and n Wih thd tl1cy might hive restrest-

fromnot Is it expecting too much of the Baptist womenwomen-

ofappointed missionaries will soon sail lor their severalseveral-Aeiatio

several-Asiatio

from Theirhe1 giving Rnd doing We have many timstimes-been

of Georgiathey ore manyy thousandsthousandstoto give oneone-el

one-

hundred

1 Asiatic fields of labor under the auspicesspicc8 ot the MisMis-v

Mis-

sionaryMis-

sionarybeen the tLouJht of whtwhatis18 Xpted ofof-

lieel Appnthd byv 1V TH T Ti t1 Ti hundred or two hundredhundr dollars a month until the fiffif-

teensionary Union These are Rev M C MatonMaeon andand-

indeedand-

wifeand-

wife111 and whathnt indeed it is our duty to do If we couldcouldc-

oo teen hundred aro in hand f Tei cents each from onlyonly-o

only-

twowife Rev E G Phillips and wife Rev A K GunGun-

current

Gun-

neyGun-

neycooo too would 10M our l11L1H18 disDl18 11all caro andand-

thoughtwe two thousand off thcr6 sisters In Georgia would makemaket-

2ougJmake-

theney and Misses Ella M Gaylord and Mary A WoodWood-

orWood-

fort2ougJthought trom our minda and sweetly f1ot on dwn thethe-

currentthe two bundld dollars a month We wergWer about toto-

currentto-

proposeforor Assam Rev n W IIale and wifc and Missf8 MM-

C

M-

Ccurrent cfIf life Butut there is somethingsomctlD within usus-

thatproposc that two thousand should send on their dimedim-

ettdime-

everyC Mannini IInd Mary E Wal1ig for Burmh BeBe-

MRe-

Mnu1cc8 it work we CBnnot butbut-

1siptt to on wenlCS8ary

I every month but there are two objections to thatthat-ejp

that-

plan

I M A Churchill and wife for China j and Rev D1 HH-

ralt

H-

Drako1-

1Drakethe that Deed and do the thllJgs bntthat-gaitejp tbins help p1nn In the first plGco it is too expnsive It wouldwould-

u

would-

costDrako for the Tloogoos The oung ladiea going toto-

A8amto-

AssamuJrdtralt and beg to be donedone-

Besidesdone-

loaldescost at least four cents togetto getet thetenthe ten cents to the treastreas-

kJestreas-

uryAssam are supported by tho Womans Baptist MissionMission-

aryMission-

aryissionission-

oryBesideskJes of moral to refrain fronfrond-

oingfrom-

doinga ort iunbility in AtlantaAtlanta-

andWest and those BurtnahBurtnah-

andDutJnh-

byButmah-

byury of the Womans Missionary Society j ary Societyiety of the going to

doing hearts against weawea-

Hoeea

wea-

kiaeseoertuin things we fortify our

and second some of theth two thousand would almostalmos-tinees

almost-

certainlyby the Womans Missionary Society of the East InIn-

certainlyIn-

ndditionIn-

additionHoeea that itit8is these things wowedodo thatthat-glfe

that-

Mire

by the thougUt certainly forget to send the money Two other plansplans-BiTe

plans-occur

addition to the above the following will return to theirtheir-

occur

theirf-iplds

their-fieldsglfe to life all its significance If we di i nothing ourour-

rJIfeou-

rIlfeoccurOocur to us The first itTel that every Georgia womanwoman-

who

Woman-llfe

fields the present autumn Rev H Jenkino and MrsMrs-

who

Mos-

LMrs-

LrJIfellfe trouldmoanwnuld man nothing The world would be poorerpoorer-1y

poorerwhopoorer-bywhat who reads this ai tide shall send at least one dollardoll toto-

1whatto-

SlissL WV Johnson widow of our late missionarymistonar inin-

MiBP

in-

8watowin-

Swatow1y1whatwhat we conBume and by what was spent on ourour-

education

our-

educationMiBP J II Clayton Atlanta Georgia for the MissesMissea-

educaUoaMisses-

MoonsSwatow to China j and Rev J F Norris and Mrs C0-

Moons

C-

B

C-

Beducation and training But what we give andn whatwhat-We

what-

lieMoons house If any can send two dollars that isis-

1fe

Is-

betterB Thomas widow of our late missionary in BusseinBussein-

better

BasseiD-

toWe do for others must be placed to our credit inm thethe-

irorldathe-

worldsDurmahDurmah-

Thisbetter and if any can send fivedollars that is betterbetter-

wr1dilbetter-

stillto BurmahBurmah-

stillBurmab-Thisirorlda bank The influence we exert in our ownown-

personown-

eron still Five dollars sounds comfortablecomfortableitit is conCO-Delion

con-

venientThis shows that our Northern brethren have no ideaidea-

venient

ides-

ofidea-

ofpersonelion tho trains off influence we originate andnn setset-

iaset-

in venient changechllngeandand it looklooks very handsome in a letlet-i1

let-

terof taking a backward step in their missionary workwork-

terwork-

Weorkork-

Weia motion and the existingedBtin influences which wo keepkeep-in

keep-in ter We would say if iti is at all convenient by allall-

meansWe can report no enlargement in our own work exceptexcept-

means

ercept-inin peration all these go to make up the sum of ourour-

Hfo

our-

lifemeans send five dollars But if you cannot send fivefiv-

edontn in tho African Mission but we hope soon to have thethe-

dontthe-

pleasurethe-

pleasureHfo It iaI thediffioult strenuous selfdenying thingsthings-

thatthings-

that dont neglect to send oneone-

The

pleasure of announcing reinforcements for our MisMis-

The

Mis-

bioDS

Mis-

bionsthat cnnoblo our character and blesslcss mankind If wewo-

Waste

we-

asteThe other plan we thought of is for edme good BIBIIIS-

t

sissis-

terbiona in ChinaChina-

tcrChina-

TIIu

China-

Tunt Wasteastete a Jyy or nogleot an opportunity of usefulnessusefulnessi-

aomethttcr in each church to get other sistersistersa interested andand-

Georgia

Dud-

I

and-

alliaomethttIltblgRg Is time takenakcn ilom us Tho ffchng tbnt evev-

iall ciubbing toetber pend tbeir ntributonJl hetherwhether-

latae

hether-I

TUB church member who sets up his judgmentjudgment-ngaiurt

JUIJgmen-tagain

judgment-againstI

I try1 unst1nehnnsdtishactact acIds ombing to tho worth and digdig-

nity lalc or sman totoMisaMis JelJnie n CJaytoll AUnntaAUnnta-nt101

Atlanta-

Georgia

ngaiurtfit that of all his brethren and who 11 will havehave-

hieban-

hiehave-

his1 nt101nityHy of our life encourages us to boar up against aa-

nsturul

a-

naturalhie way is oftenoften supposed to be in the secret employemploy-

ofGeorgiaGeorgia-

P1 nsturulnatural diapoaition to become wsarywearar7 in wellcll doingdoing-

We

doing-

Weof the devil A mOl e charitable 8upp8ition is that 11e11-

eIs

lie-

isI We arc ambitious to have a large balanceba1Ll1 against thethei-

rayldthe-

oid

PIDBf TheTheTheJHO Virginiavuymii ladiesi ep mayj tako a hint fromfrom-

whatIs simply too much given to leaning to his ownown-

whatown-

understandingown-

understandingto sisters Theirheir contrilucontril-

utionaaretobesenttoMracontrllJll-

Qldcontribu-

tionstot the Georgiawhat weeirayldQld or In otherahe vordeyordstomakoortletomakoto make the world betterbetter andand-

I

say understandingunderstanding-

IT

derstandmgderstandmg-

vtionaaretobesenttoMratlon are to be sent to Mrs M C Jeter lUohmondRichmond-

VirginiaI I richer byb outlivingOtlr1ivlDlT

CIn itIt-

AnotherIT uais not the restless jerky horse but the steadysteady-

patlcntsteady-

patientI 1 Another thing iatoistobeie tobebo considered ioo become wearywear-yi

vVVirginia-

NVirginialfpln I a patient truepuller that drawe the loaded wagon upup-

Nup-

theup-

theI iti toJto allI Thiad that what wo havohav-otrey

bovo N BBThoTho ladiesJladiCS ofO thotno twoIWU BtaiceCUICU-

Ihedtea will be veryvery-

particularthe fcillfcil-

lparticularh1l1-

AT

hill-

ATr y JoneJVCO UJ ThisJQU UUUDdoes notUU t tlOlmean lM ww-

f hed others i particular andandntnoil givegletbtheir fanda a wrong directiondirection-y directio-nItvould

KjuwaXh MassffMass asistprflistpr ofof DrDrJudsonDrJudson-She

JudaonJ-

udaonFIGN

Judson-She

f ASlrewiytreyy 4oiLoW ie tto cease tobeto be goigoo Foror others IJ rerra-h

AT M88 livea ah

fauutUt1las4ea

too 1lasting111 p06leDqloD1 for10II t thorldbut1 It ialoatis teatteat-

k1

Itwou1d be uwkwordawkward1

tar the Georgia moneltomoney to so toto-

VShe is M leD11J old nnd iis patternef thrift lodualrylodualr-yud

industry-and

iil

k1mssun1mssunW 3foTR4 proafco ir In tabdie ceawnjsasonyoiaIOD yeyo fallphalireap11mapreap j VirginiaVirIV andDd vtcovlcot-

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18 r FOREIGN MISSION JOUHlSrujLJOUHlSrujLF-

OREIGN

JOURNALF-

OREIGN

JOUR TAtTAtF-

OREIGNFOREIGN MISSION JOURNALJOURNALRI-

CHMOND

JOURNALRI-

CHMOND

SHANGHAI CHINACHINA-

LETTER

OHINA-

LTTER

CHINA-

LETTER

STORY OF A CHURCH COLLECTIONCOLLECTION-

ThoLETTER FROMFROMRO IIROICRKBR0II Flt M T YATK8YATK-

8As

YATE-

As

YATES-

As

Tho Western Morning News relates a fitory whichwhich-

isAs you may see telegrams or accounts in tho paperspapers-in

is8 just nowtl beingbcin told and thus it runs The DukeDuke-

was

Duke-

was

Duke-

wasRICHMOND VANOVYANOVEMBERA NOVEIERVEMBER 18741874r-

OSBIQH

1874l-

OBEION

1574F-

OnZIGN

announced forfor-

some

tor-

ome

for-

somein regard to the recent riot at Shanghai tlmt may causecause-

youcaucau-

youcause-

youwas in church when a collection ws

you some anxiety for our safety I write to say we arearo-

allare-

nllare-

allsome charitable object Tho plate began to go roundround-

andround-

andround-

andrOSBIQH MI85I01TASI23 OF S07THSBH BAPTIST WN7SNXI01TWN7SNXI01T-

CIIINACNVENtIOlt-

CllINACONVENTION-

CHINACIIINACIIINA-TOKO

CllINA-

TuNG

CHINA-TONG

all well and unmolested The riot waa tho result of aa-

dispute11-

disputea-

disputeand the Duke carefully took out a florin which heho-

laid

he-

llli

he-

laidTOKO CHAUCltAuTT PCrawfordP Mrs Crawford MrsIr Holmea MissMiss-

LottieM18-

sJottieMiss-

Lottiedispute between the French Municipal Council and thotho-

Ningpotho-

NinSlpo

the-

Ningpolaidllli on the pow before him ready for transfer to thethe-

platetho-

plutc

the-

plateLottie Moon Miss E Moon Woo Tawun ChunCha and two nativenative-assistants

natlvo-MIlltante

native-assistants

thethe-

action

tho-

nction

the-

actionBeside him sat who noticing

assistant-sCaarooJ

assistantsassistants-OnBroo

MIlltant-eCaEfooJ

Ningpo clan in regnid to a projected road throughthrough-their

through-theIr

through-theIr

plate n1 manOnBrooCaEfooJJ B liartvrell and Mrs HartwellHartwellS-UAXOHAI

IlartwtfIl-SUANGIIAII

HartwellS-AANGHAIM

their graveyard A mob of at least 20000 men mademade-

aaction imitated it byb ostentatiously laying a sovereigneovoroign-

alongsidesovereign-

nlongsdosovereign-

alongsideSUAXOHAISUANGIIAIIM T Yates Mrs Yates Wong Pin SangSan and twotwo-

nativetwo-

natlTetwo-

nativenative assistantsassistantsO-AMTOI

assistant-sCAxvoiR

IIlstant-aOANtoR

a demonstration with brick3 stones and broken botbot-

tlesbot-

tlesbot-

tlesalongside the ducal florin This was too much for hishis-

Grace

his-

Gruce

his-

GraceOAMTOIOANtoRK II Graves MrMrs Graves N B Williams MrsIrs WilWil-

liamW1-

IlIanuWil-

liams tles against the house of the Superintendeut of RoadsRoads-

whichHoadB-

whichRoads-

whichGrace who polled out another florin which ho laid byby-

theby-

theby-

theliam Miss Whilden native pastor and eight native assistantsassistants-

ITALYaldetantsI-

TALYassistants-

ITALYITALYITALY-ROUE

ITAL-YEG

ITAL-YBeauG

which was situated only one block above me TheThe-

familyThe-

familyIbe-

familythe side of tho first TiiofIO man followed suit by layinglaying-

anotherlaying-

anotherlaying-

anotherROUEBeauGEGa B TaylorTaylorC-IVITA

Taylo-rCnlU

TaylorC-IVITA

family of the Superintendent of Roads and MiesMies-

MaclancMise-

MaclanelIsslIss-

Mllclaneanother bovcrcign besido the firot His Grace quietlyquietly-

added

quietly-

nddetquietly-

addedCIVITA VECCHIAVECCHuEvangeltJtVCCHIAEvanErangelUtgelist QardJolQardJol-BABI

GarJol-nARIEvluJteIl8t

Gardlo-lBARTEvlulgellstBABInARIEvluJteIl8tEvangelist BasileBasile-Bo

Daelle-BOLOGNAEvangelist

Basile-BOLOGNAEvangelist

Maclanc an English missionary who lived in the nestnest-house

nxt-houe

next-

houseadded a third florin which was capped by a thirdthirdf-

eovereipn

third-eovcrcipn

third-

sovereignBoBOLOGNAEvangelistLOON A Evangelist OiannintOiannint-MoDESi

GianninI-MOlEfA

Gtanninl-MoDaxJ house rather but the of the man Out canio the fourthfourth-

toMoDESi AcrA r CARPICARPtEvangllistEvangelist MartinelltMartinellt-LA

ff-

Lwere severely handled not seriouslyseriously-

injuredsriou81y-

injundseriously-

injuredfeovereipn on part

LAL TODETotlaEvangoliltEvangelist Enon FerrarisFerraris-AFRICA

FerrarIs-

AFRICAFerraris-

AFRICAinjured The whole block andan someno houses on tbe adad-

joiningad-

joiningad-

joiningto swell the Dukes donationsonJtioD then tho man triumtrium-

uruphantlytrium-

urnphantlytrium-

uruphantlyAFRICAAFRICA-MARSHALL

AFRICA-MABBnLLG

AFRIC-AMUSH4LtG block French uruphantly laid throe sovereigns at onco upon thethe-

boardtho-

boardthe-

boardMARSHALLMUSH4LtGQ F GibsonGibson-OID

QibOn-OtD

Gibson-OLD

joining blockoccnpiedoccnpied by peoplepeopleweropeoplewero-burned

peoplewere-burned

werewere-

burnedOID FIELDSFIUDdTT ErlyErly-Coxoo

EarlyC-ONGO

rlyrly-CoYQO

burned by the rioters and finding that the police hadhad-

retiredhl1hl-

1retiredhad-

retiredboard The Duke not to be beaten produced threethree-florins

three-florins

three-florinsCoxoo TowxTOVfGG Tytler and G F GibsonGibsonT-

ATLORSVILLEGibson-

TATLOlSvtLuGGibson-

TATLORsVtLLFGTATLORSVILLEQ Tytler and G F GibaonGibaon-IJTTLC

Glbeon-LITTLI

Gibson-LrTTLc

retired to the Municipal Hall the mob proceeded toto-

breakto-

brenkto-

breakflorins Just then tho plate arrived The man tooktook-

uptook-

uptook-

upIJTTLC BASSA8ASUTT J TateTate-PaiLLiPSBtmo

Tate-PHILLIP8BaaGI

Tate-PhtLLIPSBURGM break all thethestreetstreet gas lamps on the 1 1 jnch ConcesConces-

sionConcrsConcrs-

sianConces-

sionup his handful of sovereigns and ostentatiously rattleclrattlecl-them

rntt1dt-

llcmrattled-

themPaiLLiPSBtmoM D LibertyDOSOUBADOYOUB1JCookDOYOUB1JCook-MONOVlABDoxoauAJJ CookCook-MOJCROTIA

Cook-MoNaovmAB

sion With the cry of so many enraged men and thethe-

roaringthe-

roarinjtthe-

roaringthem into the plate then turning defiantly towardstowards-his

towards-bis

towards-hisJSoiYABDIXAJ

MOJCROTIAMONOVlABJ J

BCijeeaemanCijeeaema-

nDEATH

CetemD-

DEATH

Cseesema-

nDEATH

P YatesYatesJ-SoiYA

Yte-BDIXAJ

Yate-sBDYAJ roaring of the firo bo near me and the multitude ofof-

Chineseof-

Chinescof-

Chinesehis rival asat if to say II I think that takes tho shineshine-out

shine-out

shine-outChinese families trying to escape to some place of soso-

curity80-

curityso-

curityout of you Fancy his chagrin when the DukeDuke-

withDuke-

withDuke-

withDEATH OF A MISSIONARYMISSIONARY-We

curity it was an awfulawfullcenescene As I kuew that thethe-

Chinesethe-

Chincsethe-

Chinesewith a grim smile put one florin on the plata andand-

quietlyand-

quietlJand-

quietlyWe regret to have to record the death of Rev M JJ-

KtumltonJ-

KnowltonJ-

KnowltonChinese could have nothing against me we remainedremained-quietly

remained-quietly

remained-quietly

quietly slipped the remaining six back into his pocketpocket-

Hispocket-

Hispocket-

IllsKnowlton D D of Shanghai China the 10th ofof-

Septemberof-

ptemberof-

Septemberquietly at homo in the midst of it without harm oror-

alarmor-

alarmor-

alarmHis Grace ueed to chuckle when he told that storystory-

RECEIPTS

atory-

RECEIPTS

story-

RECEIPTSSeptember Ife had been a missionary of the BaptistBaptist-Missionary

Baptist-Missionary

Baptist-Missionary

alarm Persons at a distance were much more alarmedalarmed-than

alarmed-than

alarmed-thanMissionary Union for more than twenty years andand-

wasand-

Wn8

and-

wasthan the riot would call for Seven or eight ChineseChinese-

wereChincso-

wereChinese-

wereRECEIPTS FOR FOREIGN MISSIONSMISSIONSF-

BOM

MIBSIOIU-FaoIwas an ableableandand highly esteemed minister TheThe-

UnionThe-

UnionThe-

Unionwere killed and many wounded and severalecveralforoignersecveralforoigners-were

foreignersforeigners-were

FBOM SWTIHBKRSUTIIIDR16rr16m TO OCTOBIR lorn 18741874-

MARTLANP

1B71B-

7MAnTLANEutaw187-

4MARTLANDEutawUnion has recently suffered greatly in the iosfJloss of itsits-

Dra

its-

mission3riesits-

missionarieswere injured Troops were landed from the manofmanof-

peared

nmnof-war

ratanof-war

MARTLANPMAnTLANEutawKutaw 1lace Baptist church by J Levering128 8686-

VIROINU

M-

YlROINlAUUUt4

56-

VIRGINIALadlesmission3ries by death It has not been long sincesince-

Drssince-

Drswar in port and the native troops from the city apap-

pearedap-

pearedVIROINUYlROINlAUUUt4Ladles Aid Society GraceStreet Baptist churchchurch-

Klchmondchurch-

ItIchmondchurchI-

tichmnondDrs Ward and Mason died and nowno Dr Knowlton folfo-lVT

fol-

Itfo-

llrrpeared on the scene about 9 P M and the mob disdis-

perseddis-

perseddis-

persedKlchmond by MnIr T If KIlettTrEllettlIett Tr f2020 W K Wattatt for blibli-church

blbl-

churchhis-

church Italian niUolon 16 Lebanon AncMloi DrDr-

PickersonDr-

Dickr8onDr-

Dickersonchurch for 415 lyVTIt TbT a first and lost were college mates and deardear-

irirde-

nrtpftl

dear-our

persed without the use of power It is now a weekweek-

afterweek-

afterweek-

afterPickerson t516 W J Davldcollected by him 160 W11 D ThomasThomas-for

Thomas-for

Thomas-foririr our Corresponding Secretary It is pleaspleas-

ntplElls-

o1tafter the riotriotallall quiet aeainoninthougbthough many of thosethose-

whothose-

whothose-

who

forimInyoung iHiion1 of Mrs Orubb schoolIIchoolI55y5 WV J David collectedcollected-

byby him t6060 87 cheerful giver 22totaltotal 2S7 8787-

WEST

87-

WEST

87-

WESTo1tntt tot know that the ranks thus thinned are filledfilled-by

fiHefiHe-

v

filled-v

who moved vn UA v uu Burned to their homeshomes-

Thebomes-

Thehomes-

TheWEST VIRGINIATiltIIIGtNIAIIgahIlgah Association by 1D Huffman Tf9066Tf9066U-

nionTt 90669066-

Union90 6666-

Uniontpf-tlbyv uew appulutmcntaappulutmcnt-

aIIBESAtlTY

CIpulatDlcntc-J

CIpulatDlcn-

tcLInEBtITY

appulutmcnte-

LIBEF

The condilon ofofut vw 11 crmsmfl unchanged BO far asas-

Ias-

IcanteUas-

IUnion lUptlut AsuocUtionAss ciation by Dr Dlcktrson 13 Orient rlir AssoAsso-

ciationAaeo-

elationAsso-

elationJ IIcanteUtell elation by Ur Dlckq uJ iC 1 t ifrrIf VrVr-oUtton

eCan dOSM1tIJXUAll 10o tro yro away fromfrom-China

frOln-

Cbinafrom-

ChinaoUttonUonlody Dr DlckDickel 1 ir I up 4I fUtttJclt1Vf

IIBESAtlTYLIBEF AMITY OF CONVERTEDCONVERTED NEGROESNEGROES-

tortileNEGROE-

STittie

China as tho oIey Ltpctft wet Holmes who was notnot-

eo

not-

eo

not-

eo

J B Brtatovr iCl5 2YOa 4 AAAA-

NOSTn

fllfll-

NOirn

44-

NOBTUtortile1 Commission for August 1860 tho beloved andand-

lamentedBnd-

lamentedand-

lamented

eo well came down two weeks agogo with her son AsAs-

myAs-

myAs-

myNOBTU CAROLINACAROLIN-

Alist

1 V wtufAtu tnttl CvctaJjl tlttlt-fl 4t4t-

UstConvenllonOilistUstConvenllonOiConvention 10 1 flflS-

OUTH

f IIII-

SoUTII

11-

SOUTHj r house was full ehe has been with MethoMetho-

distMetho-

distIetho-

distlamented A M1 Poindexter my was utopping asayssays-

ored

says-

Wesays-

1tSOUTH CJHOLIRAC1IOLIIIAPCAROLINAPIIlwkinsGreenvilleP HuwkinOrccnville60cJIIuwklclII Greenvllle Wc Kwxly1 lUrctUhclI-

lIocldtlonAsAs-

sociationAs-

socletlon1t We have never appealed to acongregationof colcol-

dred

col-

dred

dist mission familyfamilythethe Rev Mr Lambatti SheShe-

leavesShe-

leavesShe-

leavessociation by J D Pitts Tr 52020 252 Columbia church byiy1 WWJWJ-Cathright

JJ-

CathrfghtJ-

Cachrlghfleaves for a trip to Ningpo today la opinionopinion-she

Cathrfght flf1212 4u j Bamte811110 church Oraageburg county JyI y W JJ-Snider

1-

SniderJJ-

Snlderillfor aid in the to theth heathenheathen-

were

heathen-

withoutheathen-

without

mysending gospeldred persons SniderSnlderillalt11 600 First Baptist church Charleston f1212 404 First BapBap-tint

Da-ptlt

Bap-tistwithout meeting a liberal responsc If sufficient carecare-

werecare-

were

she and her son both ought to go to CalifCalihrnillrnia a clicli-

matecli-

matecli-

matetint Sundayschool Charleston i 033i Swift Crock SundayschoolSundayschool-byby It N Hawed 88totultotal 73 7777-

GEOKOIA

71-

G

77-

Gwere taken by pastors and others who have opportuopportu-

nityopportu-

nityopportu-

nity

mate much better suited for their present state ofof-

healthof-

bealthof-

health GEOKOIAG OROlAWoR01A W M Society Savannah Baptist church by Mrs ElizaEliza-R

Kllz-Rhealth than China She is far from well though betbet-

terbet-

terbet-

terto instruct them to impart information and sese-

curese-

curose-

curenity R KtlHKrr foror Misses iloona house CW60 O M Irwlu agent colcol-

lected00-

1llCttdISOcol-

lectedcontributions the colored members of our churcheschurches-would

chulchc3-

Wouldchurches-

would

ter than she was a short time agoago-

Nothing

ngo-

Nothing

ago-

Nothing

lectedllCttdISOf50i50 0 A IXtvig Tr Groeniboro 7 50 Albhny BaptistBaptist-church

nptl8tc-hurch

Baptist-churchcure church bylIyEJ3 II Bacon Tr IS11 02 W MV to W Iagrnge by WW-

IW-

DlhrdlllIV-

Bwould more than sustain our Liberia missionmission-We

mission-We

mission-We

Nothing new in my work to report except an increaseincrease-in

IDlhrdlllB Hinlill for Ms WtilMen 13 500oj W B HardIlardill111 for MlttLMlttL-Moon

ltIb flfl-

MoonL-

AloonMoon lJ1 1i00 J AAltK Haukx for Dalton church 21fOi or 86 MlddloMlddlo-Cherokee

Middl-eCherkee

Uddl-oCherkeaWe have known many Christian slaves with whomwhom-

itin the contributions of the native churchchurohIS15 perper-month

per-month

per-month

Cherokee ABHOciation foror Miss L Moun1 OlD 111 10 C M IrwinIrwln-iiKent

Irwin-nltent

Irwin-agentit was not necessary C to cease to be slaves in order toto-

possess

to-

possess

to-

possess

month Faithfully yours iiKent collected 95 70iOi C011M Irwin ageut oolloctttf i217217 9595-

total95-

total95-

totalyoursM total Js5lbU6 1313-

ALABAMA

1-

3AMBUIAJ

13-

ALsBAMAJpossess the spirit or the means of Christian liberalityliberality-

andM P YATESYATES-

FROM

YATE-

SRIOHMOND

YATE9-

FROM

ALABAMAAMBUIAJJ D Trammell 5 Cuwsta church Mru111 J M VerVer-non

Ver-non

Ver-nonand whd C were ableble to get pay for their labor to suchsuch-

extentsuch-

extentsuch-

extentnon 1 W M Society by Kaunlo A Truylor StSoc Bonlkl1tonton forfo-rJIf8VhlIdnijll

for-Miss

oror-lIsextent as to afford them considerable sumssums subjecttosubjectto-

theireubjectJo-

theirsubject toto-

theirFROM BROTHER W J DAVIDDAVIDF-

RANKFORT

DAVID-

FANKFORT

DAVIDF-

RANKFURT

JIf8VhlIdnijllMisslIs Whlhleo11tchilden I t 6060totaltoUI1717 6060-

TENNESSEE

60-

TESNE88tJJ60-

TLNNrssuuJtheir own control We have known such and othersothers-whose

others-whose

others-whose

FRANKFORT Kr TENNESSEETESNE88tJJJ B Duncan 8 Buck River AsHocCdtlon by AA-

IA-

DA-

DAugust 27tb 18741874-

The1871-

The1874-

TheID Phillips 477 70 J MStsI Senior Tr W T B Oon from II F FarFur-mcr

Far-mer

Far-merwhose jnoans were less to give cheerfully regularlyregularly-

andThe colored brethren are U wide awake Ona ofof-

theof-

theO-

fthe

mer t1010 from Ontrixlntrnl AmociutlonAP Wt 9 70 Salem AsioclitMon byJ M D Cotce8Ctts 8 20 Salem Association J M IMby Phillips111p 420420-total

2020-

total20-

totaland liberally to the cause of ChristChrist-We

Christ-We

Christ-ht

the churches in Louisville passed a resolution lastlast-Sunday

last-Sunday

last-Sunday

total 1632 6060-

MISSISSIPPI

66-

lIlJsRIPlrnaymIl8G-

0MississserrRaymnudht We know of eotae churches the colored membersmembers-of

Sunday to send e250250 annually to you Two others II-visited

I-

risitcdI-

visitedMISSISSIPPIlIlJsRIPlrnaymIl8Raymond 8 S mite boxe 6yGIllottIMrs T W tIllman

of which follow a course of regular contributionscontributions-We

visited and preached for the same day were to meetmeet-last

meet-laBt

meet-last

1 Dr WWAA Hunt by II Pittmnn AVlnonaWlnnad 2 50 Plsuh AssoAsso-riation

AS8-0daticn

Asso-ciationriation by J M Puceace clerk 124224 16 Yazoo AnBoclation by Benj

We have never known welldirected and perseveringpersevering-efforts

persevering-efforts

persevering-efforts

last Monday and determine how much they would sendsend-annually

send-annually

send-annually

Roach Tr 16363 30 K DDlImlerMiller from Sunflower AswocUtijn 33 3535-

totalas-

totnl35-

totaltotal 111414 3030-

KKNTUCCrR

30-

fENTUCItTR

30-

KENTUCrrRefforts tofail of producing this result with anyany-

We

any-

We

anyl-

Veannually They assured me the Bum sent every yearyear-from

year-from

year-fromWe desire to attract attention to the importance ofof-

cultivatingof-

cultivatingof-

cultivatingfrom Louisville would amount to 4GO4G-

OI

150-

I

KKNTUCCrR L Thunnan Rent collected 200 KI L ThurThur-man

Thur-mlD

Thur-manman agent collected S100 It L Thurnitin agent collectocolhCtod4-1M3systematic habits of benevolence J5435543 65 W J Diivid collected In nudcultivating amongamong-

ouramong-

O1r

among-

ourI will ngcnt Kentucky Tennesseesecure the yearly support of one missionarymissionary-

byt33 4545lotlltotrtl S87S87-

TEXAS

66-

7InAsTIed68-

7TBxARliedour colored brethren We desire this for their ownown-

Bakesown-

sakesown-

sakesby the colored Baptists of this StateState-

WEBSTER

State-

WEBSTER

InAsTIedTEXAS Tied Illver Association J B Daniel forby support ofsakes and for the aid they might be induced to readerreader-to

Mrs Ijcwllyu 1010-

QKAWD

10-

GUAND

10-

GRANDto the caufce of African evangelizationevangelization-Brother

evangelization-Brother

evangelization-Brother

QKAWD TOTAL 2346 49WEBSTER AT CHURCHCHURCH-

A

CHURCH-

liberalityBrother James B Taylor also bore testimony to thethe-

liberalitythe-

liberalityFCBinSK RECEIPTSRECEIPT-

SFrom

REClupr-sProm

RECEIPr-sFromliberality of our colored brethren in tho CommissionCommission-

forA writer in the Examiner and Chronicle speakingspeakin-

gofFrom October Wtfi to OctoberOci lth15thl87415thl87-

4IARrLNIiotnan8II81J118741874-

NARTLAND187-

4MARYLANDWonans3119eienfor October I860I860-We

18G0-t

of Plymouth cayscays-

NotSY8-

cc

sys-Not

NARTLANDIARrLNIiotnan8II81J1Womans Mission to womanwomaD Baltlniorc by Mrs LWV Crane Tr foror 8lnry of Bible woman RouaROllltat Romw to Augcct Wee have received recently nearly fifty dollars fromfrom-

ourfrom-

our

cc Not far from Plymouth Rock is the home of WebWeb-ster

Wch-our

Weh-ster

JS75J ij 52727 Newtown Baptist church 3 04 Key L D Pauling5 total 35 0404-

VHUHMU

0-

1YIIlGHtlMrs

04-

Tinaour esteemed brother T II Low of New Orleans thetho-

availsthe-

availsster and the little parish church where he attendedattended-worship

attcndc1-avaHs

attended-worshipavails of appeals made by him to colored brethren ofof-

differentof-

differentworship His pew is pointed out The edifico isis-

barnlikeis-

differentis-

barnlikeboxes

VHUHMUYIIlGHtlMrsTina INrAMrsliyb Thomas

Mrs LK

WPullon

BuIIoclrf4f 4 0202total

2total

Rsppahannock466 0202-

NOBTK

02-

NORT

02-

NORTH

S S mite

different churches in behalf of African missions WeWe-

commendWe-

commendbarnlike and unattractive Webster never omittedomitted-attending

omitted-oommendthe

omitted-attending

NOBTK CAROLINACAROUNAYodldnYoilkin Association by11 RDodsonlFDodsoDR Dodson t 2020-

OEoiiGiA20-

GEoMIACnrternillo20-

GEORGIAOsrtersvillocommendoommendthethe uoble zeal of our brother to the imitationimitation-of

attending church He had the most eminent men ofof-

thoof-

ofof-

theOEoiiGiAGEoMIACnrternilloCrfrtersvillo RF MI Society by Mrs 81 B MontgomMontgom-

eryery Tr for support Miss1I8 Moon 12 60 bright JowJlehlels byLylrsLylrs-NL

MrsMrs-N

Sirs-Nof brethren every where If the colored membershipmembership-

throughmembership-

throughthe country and of the worldworld as his gucsttf To hishis-death

his-through

his-death

NNLL Wjlle 433 NewNewHopeHope churchdmrcbt4 46 GrowcuOrowciIlecurcbOrowciIlecurcb8-ummerhlll

ille church 55-

Summerhlil5-

Summerhiilthrough tho South can be properly instructed on thisthis-subject

this-subject

death he maintained the Puritan custom of having thethe-strangers

the-subject

is160tttalSummerhlil

160 totalchurch1t178178 7171-

AIAIUNA

71-

AUBANAL71-

ALARANAL

17675 by J M Ruskin 0 M Irvin agentageu-tis160tttal

agen-t160total

subject their liberality will abound to the praise ofof-

Godsof-

GodsH strangers within his gatea keep the Sabbath andand-worship

and-Gods

and-worship

AIAIUNAAUBANALL B Society Bonton by MffJIJf1II Fannio A Traylor fororGods grace Let the trial be made1made1-

amade1-

TnB

mademade-

II

worship with him in plain Puritan style of which hoho-

washo-

waahe-

wasMiss Whilden 1616-

TcNKEsgte1-

6TIiNriiSuR1-

6TrrerzsisaRa was proud Rain or ehino hot or cold Mr WobstorWobstor-was

WobsterI-CTHE

TIiNriiSuRTcNKEsgte R B Freernn anpporfcsupportofof brother Crawford e11 2525-

LoDistANA2-

5LotJ18IJCOlJected25-

LouJBANuCollectedICTHEII TnB fruit of the righteous is a tree of life andand-he

and-he

was in his place on tbo Lordedoy 4cc I am no halfhalf-day

halt-he

half-day

LoDistANALotJ18IJCOlJectedCollected I 3100r4441 ytr 2424-

ARKANSAS

21-

ARICA1fBABJQdon24-

AREAARKANSASARICA1fBABJQdonAREA t ssJedeonJodton AWOCCM y J BDBC4ICrScareSearcy eJ212 4949-QBAJID

48-

Gail40-

Guzvhe that winneth souls is wise day hearer sir ho said to Ber Dr CodmanCodman-

FROM

QBAJID TOTAI 277 626-

2I

62-

1fIi

62-

i

I

I FOREIGN MISSION JOTJRNJOTTRNLJOTTRNLLET-

TERALLE-

TTER

ALALL-

ETTEB

1099-

LALETTER FROM ITALYITALYB-

ELIEVERSITALY-

DEIIEVERS

ITALYu-

ELIEVERHLA TOURTOU-

RwhereTOURMOIfAMMEDANIBMI MOHAMMEDANISM IN WESTWST AFRICAAFRICA-

ModernAFRZCA-

ModernII BELIEVERS lUITIHMlUITIHM-position

IJAITnmi-

S1IlcetinBAPTISM-

is

wherew 1lerQ our brotherb rother Ferraris lives and wliich is thetho-otitro

the-sontre

i Modern researoIieaLfihowresearches show Western Africa to bo unlikeunlike-theiS1Ilcetinis meeting with favorvor and with oppositionposition at the same88me-

timosamet-

imesame-

tootitro of his field of operations Thia excellent the generally entertained notions of it TheTlevfvast inin-

teriortntn-

brothorI timo iq Hilly I mentioncd in n Inteto letter the bapbupt-

isDlbapt-

ismbrotherbroth or inin his over conscientiousness had had an idea terior instead of being a desert is an abundantlyabundantty wawa-

teredwa-

thatwa-

thattisDl of a promising young minister in Milan I willwill-giro

wi11-

givo

will-give

that the seventh day of the week as well as the firstfirst-i

tered andnd densely peopled tableland with a climateclimate-salubrious

cUmate-h

climate-shouldgiro ono or two other instances You may rememberremember-

my

i shouldshou H bob eoobservedb scrvc d as a dayd ay of0f rest and thistbi opinion salubrious and by nonomeanBmeans torrid TheThetribE81enuThetribestribes are nunu-merous

nu-liadof in Burl had been somewhat merous and greatly differ from each other physicallyphysically-ness

my writing meeting some months since aa-

pious0-

piousa-

piousa stumbling block to his usefuluseful-

nesspious zcalouaCnIOU Pedobaptist brother who spends muchmucht-

imomucht-

imomucht-

ime

ness HearingI1earin of his views I had been brought toto-study

Intellectually and morally many of them not onlyonly-showing

only-

study1i in travelvel and where study the question before showingahowjn capacity for high improvementi butb u t havinghaving-

alreadyhaving-

giveuavlDguavlDg-

givetimo in trll every acts aa a volunteervolunteere-vangeliM

voluntfor-efangelilt

volunteere-vangelist

ns never and I was able toto-giveHe has been givegive gome reliefr to his already a considerable amount of civilization and oulcul-

tureoul-

I

oul-

tionevangeliM recently baptized by BusileDusile-am

II-am

I-

amscruples I happened to men

am imfonned that hie seal has led him to Buffer aa wellwell-

as

tion theI matter to an excellent Christian of the churchchurch-of

tureture-The

turn-

offor truth ofC England who110 has The greater part of tho inhabitants of this extensiveextensive-region

extensive-in

as to labor or the and that ho has been twicetwicei-mprisoned

twice-imprisoned

twice-imprisoned

always manifested much interestinterest-ininin ourou work and ho region are believedbcliev toto be Mohammedans and being anan-

Arabican-

certainlyimprisoned for tho gospel once in Austria where hishis-business

his-

busforshis-

bu6inCFsiork remarked that our evangelist waswas-

certainlybusiness relations lend him Another prominent manman-in

man-in

man-in

certainlycertnll y erring on the eafe side asa the trouble genegene-rally

Arabic readinglradin people a grand opening is presentedpresented-for

presented-rally forforthethe of the and civilicivili-

zationin Italy who haa lately accepted our doctrines on bapbapt-ieDl

bapt-ism

rally in1Di Italy was to get one day inIn the week keptkept-sacred zation

spreadThe Rev Edward

gospelW

an enlightenedwrites

Ham is Signor lloaetti who is the minister of the PlyPly-mouth

Ply-mouth

Ply-mouth

sacredsacred-At

B credo1

BlydenThe Mohammedans the masters of WestWest-

ernWest-

leyemouth Brethren Church in Florence and the editor ofof-

a

At my request Cocorda accompanied me to tho Val are greatReview andnnt has considerable leys lie isIS well known there andnd a good ern and Central Africa commencing their rule but aa-

littles-

teena reputation aa08-

Christianaa-

Christiana-

Christiancongregacongrega-

tion little distance from West Coast butthe they are moremore-pliable

inure-

biblesChristian poot havingbuvin written many of tho hymnshymnsn-ow

tion of earnest listeners gathered with their French pliable and tolerant to the ofof-

Africansof-

houraccording idiosyncraoyused the evangelical bibles andnd hymnbooks and heard for thannow by congregations of Italy more an Africans than their andOrientalThis brother wus recently baptized by Giannini ofof-

Bolognaof-

Bolognaof-

Bolognahour hisIS exposition of divine truth IIcanptIcannotcannot reportre ortourourour-cause

coreligionists i aa-

littlea-

cause nut little sympathetic treatment onil thetl part of ChrigTChrigT-tians

Chrg-

laborerBologna audhaanUd hll8 put forih a pamphlet giving hishis-reasons

hihi-reaeons

his-reasons

cause inn the Valleys asa specially promising but thotho-laborer

thelittletians towards them showing an interest in their councoun-tryfor this The laborerlaborer-

leaveisIS faithfully doingdom his workolk and the restreasons step general subject is attractattracti-

ngIlttract-

ingattract-

lagwewe-

must try and their literature etc would make them ourour-willing

our-

forattention and must leave to God AndAn there is the rpatering exciting some discussiondiscussion-

Jt

IS greater reasonreason-forfor this willingwjllin and efficient colaborers in the work of AfricanAfrican-

civilizationAfrican-

confinedJt should however bo understood that not all whowho-

agreewho-

grccwho-

sgree

inasmuch as this excellent brother hashl4s notnot-confined civilization and I may add evangelization TheyThey-

wouldThey-

scatteredconfined his labors to his immediate field butbu hashas-scatteredagree with us as to the act and subject of baptismbaptism-

arqwouldould open the door for us and keep it openopen to thethe-great

the-

withscattered the good seed far and vride and inarqare entirely with us in other things Some for inin-

stancein-

8tancewouldin-

etancewouldm some casescases-

with great pagan tribes of whom they are the practical rulersrulers-IwithW1t known good results In the latter of thethe-

spring1 saw travelseinathehcountrieseinathehcountriesstance8tancewouldwould perhaps accept the immersionof believersbelievers-

andbelievers-

andbelievers-

and

goo part I sawduringduring my travels in the countries east rofofof-

Sierraand yet not observe strict communion while othersothers-agreeing

othcra-agrecint

others-agreeing

spring or the early summer he made a trip to SwitSwit-zerland Sierra Leone in 1872 and 1873 about 300 miles fromfrom-

thezerland to of hishl where she wouldwould-learn

place one daujfhteraagreeing with us on baptism Wouldou11 hold some otherothert-enets

othert-enct8

othert-enets

the coast in every large pagan town one intellectualintellectual-Itenets which wee do not accept as is the case withwith-

Kosettiwith-

RosettJwith-

Ilosotti

learn a trade DuringDur1D this journey he lost no opporoppor-tunity

I Mohammedan directing thethe policy of the Chief actingacting-astunity to distribute andtracts and dede-

clareKosetti who has not ceased tondhcro to the other docdoc-trines

doo-trinee

doc-trines

testamentu on to as Secretary and Prime Minister There is annnAshanAsbanAsban-teetrines of the Plymouth brethrenbrethren-

Thebrethren-

Thebrethren-

The

clareclarelUIinin public and in private thebe wholo counsel ofof-God i tee prince ataSierraSierra Leone held asass a portort of prisonerprisoner-

I

God At Culoz which will remember thethe-littleqod you as by the Government He ieieuncleuncle to the present KingKing-

ofThe controversy in Italy on the baptismal questionquestion-

differsquestion-

differquestion-

differslittle town where one leavesleoyes the mainmom through line forfor-Geneva

Ilofdiffers eomctvhat from that in America I have foundfound-considerable

foundc-ODsiderable

found-considerable

Geneva ho was busy withv ith his colporteur work whenwhen-ho

henof Ashantee He frequently called to see me and enen-

tertainedtertained me with descriptions of his country and peopeopeo-

Eleconsiderable disposition to admit that immersion waswas-the

was-the

was-the

ho was arrested and rudely handled by the officialsofficials-and

IIpIepIe From him J gathered that the chief advisers ofof-

isthe primitive scriptural act But thero is with manymany-a

and all his tracts and testaments both French and ItalItal-ian

Ele Mohammedansa tendency to ignore tho whole mutter Thus KosottiKosotti-states

Rosetti-btatc8

Itosetti-states

ian werowe re takenta 1 en fromfrem himh im At least1 U40 t heh e pleadedpleaded-let

p Iea d aa-

lets hisis nephew are from Sokoto The samesame-

issame-

re is the instates that ho for some time regarded water baptismbaptism-as

let case DahomyDahomy-Theme keep my Italian tracts But tho officer waswas-

inexorablewas-

inexorable The Mohammedans station themselves inin-

miles

in-

strengthas of tto importance and since his this ideaidea-

genuous

illcal-ima

idea-has

always 101-0mexorablcbaptism inexorable andan but forfo the presence of the daughterdaughter-

and

daughter-who strength in tbe m05t influential town neaN8t the coastcoast-who

coast-generally

lima been much pressod by some who havd writtenwritten-Tbey

written-They

who was weepmg os If hff heart would hreak thethe-father those the trade fromfromthebe distantdistant-

interiorTbey quote such texts fiB PaulPauls thanking Gld that hehe-

hdhe-

hadfather would hnv beoo sent to prison In SjtzerSwitzer-land

genrollyinteiot

commandingthe mart wlthinhd Dot blLpthcd 1 Cor i 14J7 Others who doo notnot-

rejeclnot-

rejectland thfl oflmghst boro clear and faithful testimonytestimony-asto

Boporo greatest eigbtyeighty-milesmiles of Monrovia though reigned over by a paganpagan-

doms

paga-nasopagan-

rrejecl water bllptisIn nnd who freely admit that imim-mersion

im-mersion

the ofaso duty a believer in Christ to confeBIi Him inmersion ill the scriptuml net yet having been sprinksprinkl-ed

baptism In one plt1plimoc much iterst was owakened tigetifamilye

iisis eueusortedupported

is governecsorted byb

bythethetheh

indefiniteindsMohrmmooausnite idea which

whosethethe

presrpaos

led in infanoy believe that will 8uffice I bad a veryver-yplelntvery-

pleasantin the subject onand after returmng bom he prepared I

Konsgars hovehave ofof greatgreat and warnke Mohommedan kingkingplelnt interview with A highlY jnto11ignt nud inin-

genuousin-

genuousand bent In manuscript an elaooruteTirgumcut fort1r thotho-immersion doms on the euut of tiietntiietn-

ThetJel1-1Immersion Leingenuous young Pedobaptist minister in which he saidsaid-

thatMid-

thatsaid-

thatimmersion of believers He said to memfj It coat meme-

muchme-

muchThe Fulahs are stated to be a numerous and influinflu-

entialinHu-

muohinflu-

entialthat hehadhe had always in the Theological Schoolhool mainmain-tained

tiiain-tained

llin-taincd

much labor but I did not begrudge it Nor do wewe-

wonderwe-

wonderential people occupying onetenth of the continentcontinent-A

continent-wondertained immersion but ho added that under the spiritspirit-

ualspirit-

ualspirit-

ualwonder for as the result of0 his labors there was oror-

ganizedor-

ganizedA recent English traveller amongst them Mr J AA-

SkertchleyA-

gnnizedA-

Skertehleyual economy underuner which we lived there was libertyliberty-on

ganized in that place a Baptist churchchurch-Since

church-Sin

Skertchley says In all the large towns there is aa-

mosquea-

mosqueon such pointspointsthatthat in our fight with Romanism itit-was

It-

wasit-

wasSinceSin io writing the foregoing I have come toto-

to

to-

ROME

or publicpublio place of worship wherein the faithfaith-ful

faithn-

OMfaith-

fulwas a pity to magnify minor differences and that hishis-church

bis-church

his-church

mosque tful assemble at the hours of to propitiate thotho-favors

tbe-fovors

the-favors

nOMROMEROME-

to

prayerchurch had a noble history and he feeling for herhert-hfl

hEr-tha

her-the offavors AllahAllah-

MissionariesAll9h-

toAllah-

Missionariesthfl affection of a son would think only very strongstrong-reasons

strong-raaeons

strong-reasons

to arrange for our winter campaign here Our nightnight-school

night-school

Missionaries and others in Liberia testify that nunu-

inerousnu-

schoolnu-

merousreasons would justify him in leaving her You cancan-readily

cnn-redily

can-readily

school in Trastevere has opened with more pupils thanthan-the

than-the

inerous Fulahs and Mandingoes who come totbatoountotbatooun-try

to tbatoonntbatoonn-the

thatooun-tryreadily imagine my reply to each of these argumentsarguments-

awit the teachers or tho rooms are equal to No tourist inin-

hometry for trade and other puipurposesposes gladly receive fromfrom-

only

from-Home

from-themMy objlJct is Himsimplyply to give you on iden of tho positionposition-

ccupiedposition-

occupiedHome ever felt more lhtumro th1n I eporienced inin-

meeting

I

them copicopies of tbe DlblEinBible in the Arabic langulJe lhoThe-Rev

lho-meetingccupied by sosomefDe in HIlJy 1 incline to think it ifis nn-

positiona-

positionmeeting rnd greeting the boys and girls I feel an inin-

expresbibleRev G W GibsC1n of Monrovia WtiteB WhateverWhatever-

expreStlibleWhateve-

rnayposition much beld on the continent Another youngyoungt-heologian

youngt-heologian

expreStlible nnxicty that their attendnnce upon thethe-school

nayay hnve been the influence of Mohammedanism onon-scbool

on-

racestheologian who atudted in Switzerland toll me thatthat-his

that-his

scbool may not be a mermere form Bnd that they may notnot-only

races in other ports of the world I tbink tlere UpoUpo-only

uponupon-

thehisaw professors all of whom are eminent PedobaptistPedobaptists-cholars

Pedobaptist6-cholars

Pedobaptists-cholars

only receivercce ve valuable secularinstructionsecular instruction butleirnbut le1rn thethe-gospel

the-gospel

the African results will prove it toto-

torybe merely preparaprepara-

gospelprepara-

toryscholars did not assail immersion but rather ignoredignored-the

iJ1ored-the

gospel and become wise unto salvation I have minmin-gled

min-gled

tory to a Christian civilizationcivilization-Very

civilization-gled

civilization-Verythe subject holdingholdin that it was aII matter for libertyliberty-

Altogetherliberty-

Altogetherliberty-

Altogethergled with the brethren specially of Mr WallschurohWallschuroh-for

Very similar is the testimony of Bishop Payne asas-

followsas-

foras-

followsAltogether I feel that Believers Baptiera has a fufu-ture

fu-ture

fu-ture

for the past few days andnd as I have gone into thetho-chamber

the-chamber

follows Mohammedan priestspriestsareare found all throughthrough-Central

throngh-chamber

through-Centralture in Italy but it also meets with much oppositionopposition-

andchamber to see the new born first born ofofaa deardear-brother

dear-brother

Central Africa from the borders ofo Egypt to theteAtteAtb-rothcr

theAt-lantio

AtAt-

lanticand our position on tho communion question is far fromfrom-popular

from-populnr

from-popular

brother as I have knelt by the bedside of a sick andand-dying

onrand-dying

lantio Ocean zealously engaged inIn their missionmission-They

miSSionmiSSio-ndJing

mission-Theypopular On this point the controversy is less simplesimple-

thansimple-

thansimple-

thandying believer and as I havo conversed with a wanwan-dering

wan-dering

They do not seem bigoted and fanatic like MohammeMohamme-dans

Mohammc-dering

1liohamm-edansthan in America as many of the Evangelical churcheschurches-

indering but penitent soul I have felt the old pastorpastor-spirit

pastor-spirit

dans inin other places The Mandingoes areare-at

are-spirit

are-atin Italy would admit to theth communion on a professionprofession-

ofspirit strangely awakened in meme-

Thisme-

Thisat onco active traderstrde and religious propagandistspropagandists-pushing

propclgandl8ls-This

propagandists-pushingof faith jentirely irrespective of baptism Others whowho-

wouldwho-

woultlwho-

wouldThis is the third year in which I have been in RomeHome-

inRome-

inpushing their trades and schools to the boundary ofof-

andof-

inof-

andwould bo logically constrained to admit theh correctnesscorrectness-of

in dogdays once in 1870 and I amnmBaiBfiedsatisfied thattbattbisthisthis-is

this-is

and indeed within the Liberian settlement AndAnd-again

And-is

And-againof our oourse in tho matter of communion supposing is tho time to see how the Romans live and the truetrue-

Rometrue-

Romeagain cc The Veys are the most intelligent and interinter-esting

inter-Rome

inter-estingthat we aro right on baptismbrtptismyetyet have not boonbe in thetho-

habitthe-

habitthe-

habitRome life In the winter all is brilliant bnt the citycity-is

esting people on the West Coast and are at this momo-

mentmo-

ismo-

menthabit of looking at it in that light and knowing lessless-of

1lJs-of

less-of

is crowded with strangers and everything seems to bebe-

arrangedbe-

arrangedment the subject off Mohammedan missionary efforteffort-to

effort-arrangcdof the Baptists find it harder than our PedobaptistPedobaptist-

brethrenPcJohlphBt-

brcthrenPedobaptist-

brethrenarranged with reference to them Now one sees thethe-

peoplethe-

peopleto which they are rapidly yieldingyielding-

Professoryielding-

peopleyielding-

Professorbrethren in America to understand that wpwe may bebo-very

be-very

be-very

people half hiding themselves ininthotho hot hours of theth dayday-

orProfessor Blyden in a0 late letter says On mymy-

returnmy-

Ot

my-returnvery strict on this question without unchriatianizingunohriBtianizin-

thooor moving languidly almost ptealthily through thethe-

streetsthe-

streetsreturn to Liberia after an absence of two years I nono-

ticedno-

Rtreetsno-

ticedthose who differ from us and without any lack ofof-

heartyof-

heartyof-

heartystreets shunningEhunninclIrcful1itllecarefullycarofullythethe sun the stores protectedprotected-with

protected-with

ticed a marked advance of MohammedanMohammedancfforteffort SomeSome-of

SomG-

withSome-

ofhearty Christian lovo for nil who love our Lord MyMy-

studiesMy-

studiesMy-

studieswith curtains and awnings but as the cocl eveningevening-comes

evening-comes

of the natives very near Monrovia have come to meme-

inquiringme-

comesme-

inquiringstudies on early Baptist history made in connectionconnection-with

connectio1-with

connection-with

comescomes on they crowd the streets and wine shops andand-

thoandt-

imeinquiring for copiescopicsofof the Koran who two yearsjeareugojeareugo-

thoyearsago-

wereagoago-

werowith our memorial movement just before I110ftloft AmeriAmeri-ca

tho beautiful piazzas and guther about the noble founfoun-

tainsfoufoun-

tainswere indifferent pagans others who hardly knew anan-Arabic

an-tains

an-Arabiccac havo ben very instructive and consoling to memo-

sinceme-

sinceme-

sincetains enjoying their icesces and cool drinks and luxuriluxuri-ating

luxuri-ating

Arabic word are now regular inIn their recitations ofof-

versesof-

atinginof-

versessincesince I have been in ItalyItaly-I

atingatinginin the revivingrvivi ng breeze while the children playplay-their

play-their

verses and prayers from tho Koran MohammedanMohammedan-ism

Mohommedlln-theirI havo been a1 little surprised to find a practical obob-

stacleob-

stacleob-

stacletheir games freely in all tho open spaces that can bebo-

foundbe-

foundism is a real missionary force in thisthisoonntrycountry and onlyonly-those

only-fuand

only-thawstacle to immersion in the popular prejudice in ItalyItaly-

againstItaly-

againBtItaly-

againstfound Two nights as I have returned from the TrasTras-tevore

Tras-tevore

those can understand its activity who Lave some acac-

quaintanceac-

tevereac-

quaintanceagainst cold water This prejudice has been carriedcarried-to

tevore I havo witnessed scenes which are ineffaceablyineffaceably-impressed

ineffaceably-impressed

quaintance with the religionreligion-A

reHgion-imprescdto tho length of a fear of being immersed in the winwin-

tfirwin-

terwin-

terimpressed on my mind Yours in hastehaste-

GEOhaste-

GEOA system which has extinguished idolatry in BO largelarg-

eapattInrge-

GEOlarge-

ater and in some cases whore there have cortninly boonboon-no

GEO B TAYLORTAYLOR-

ROME

TAYLO-RRona

apatta pattpat of Africa whichhiehich bas introduced letters andand-learning

and-ROME

and-learningno other luxurious arrangements tho water has beenbeen-

warmedboen-

WlLrmec1been-

warmedROME September 4 18741874-

TAKE

1874-

TASz

learninglearningintointo the darknesa of a previously impenetraimpenetra-blewarmed for the administration ofof the ordinance MyMy-

statementsMy-

statementsMy-

statementsble heathenism and which continues aliving missionmission-ary

mission-ary

QlflSlonQlflSlo-

nirystatements as to bavinhaving often baptized in very coldcold-water

cold-wator

cold-water

litlit-

TAKEary force steadily making converts should not bebe-

lightlybe-

liht1ybe-

lightlywater and during tho coldest weather without thotho-slightest

tho-s1ihteBt

the-slightest

TAKE HEED aud beware of covetousness for aa-

mansa-

mansa-

manslightly consideredcoriBidered It ought rather to be carefullycarefully-studied

carefully-studied

carefully-studiedslightest harm or even serious inconvenience to mymy-

selfmy-

aelfms-

self mans life consipteth not in the abundance of thethe-

thingsthe-

thinus

the-

things

studied by tho earnest friends of African evangelizaevangeliza-tionself or the caadidatecGldidote havo been heard with astonishastonish-

mentIJstonish-

mentastonish-

menttion and those elements in it which can be availableavailable-for

Vilable-forment ii-

I1-

II-

Ithings that he possesseth but rather seek ye first thethe-

kingdom

the-

kingdom

the-

kingdomfor thethe spread of Christian truth and the disseminadissemina-tion

disseminl1t-iOr1

dissemina-tionI close mym references to work thia summer withwith-

briefwith-

akingdom of God Sell whatsoever thou hast and givegive-

totion of higher religious principles in that land shouldshoul-

dI

Bhoul-bemy

a brief nloe of my yiit to to tbe Poormd 011 thingthingashallshal be addadded unto 101-

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MCMCKTHLVMON TEL 1 MEMORANDUMMEMORANDUM-

1eI waolVa appointed agent without salary foror ForeignForeign-

MissionsFOI11FOI11-

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Forctyn-

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donianMace-

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thoughthat-

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collecttttt-

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collectdonian Christians in the days of the Apbetle PaulPaul-

LetPaul-

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collect funds and otherwise oxoito interest in iuriur-

subjectair-

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CorinthiansSecond-

CorinthiansSecond-

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that ye through JUte poverty might be richrich-

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IIsubject among the Baptists oi tho State A 1It tt-

fromtItI-

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baptlzing-them

baptizing-them

from every Baptist in Louisiana would make aa lv1 jij-

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