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5ForH For whosoever shall call upon the name of the Lord shallsha be savedsaved-How

saved-How

aved-HowHow thn shall they call on Him in whom they have not believed andand-how

and-how

and-howhow shall they believe in IIim of whom they have not heard and howhow-shall

how-shall

how-shallshall they hear without a preacher and how shall they preach exceptexcept-they

except-they

except-theythey be sentsent-

Thesensent-

Thett-

TheThe apostle begins with a great word from the Old Testament OurOur-

LordOur-

LordOur-

LordLord and His apostles constantlyconstant Iy connect their teachings with the olderolder-

revelationoldrr-

evelationolder-

revelationrevelation and repeatedly tell us that e the Scripture meaning exactlyexactly-what

exactly-what

exactly-whatwhat we call the Old Testament is inspired of God and cannot be brokenbroken-

Whatbroken-

Whatbroken-

WhatWhat a striking series of questions Paul asks about this saying of thethe-

prophetthe-

prophetthe-

prophetprophet Joel Whosoever Gentile as well as Jew shall call upon thethe-

namethe-

namethe-

namename of the Lord shall be saved But this requires that they shallshall-

haveshal-

lhaeshall-

havehave knowledge of the Lord indeed as in revised version that theythey-shall

they-shall

they-shallshall hear the Lord speaking to them But they can hear Him onlyonly-

throughonly-

throughonly-

throughthrough a preacher speaking in His name and preachers must be sentsent-

II The heathen must know the Saviour must hear Him speaking toto-

themto-

themto-

themthem or they cannot be saved through Him Doubtless heathen infantsinfants-

areare saved like other infants and they are notot here in question TheThe-

prophetThe-

prophetThe-

prophetprophet and the apostle speak of those who are saved by calling on thethe-

Lordthe-

Lordthe-

LordLord and this end hear Him andto they must believe Him The samesame-idea

same-idea

ame-

ideaidea is repeatedly conveyed elsewhere in the Bible Let us not cheat ourour-

selvesour-

selvesour-

selvesselves with the fancy that the heathen will be saved without knowledgeknowledge-ofof the SaviourSaviour-

IIII The heathen can gain such knowledge of the Saviour only throughthrough-men

through-menwhomenmenwhowho preach Him These menmen must speak to them in their own lanlan-

guagelan-

guagelan-

guageguage otten very hard to learn must know them in their peculiarities ofof-

characterof-

characterof-

charactercharacter and experience must lovingly sympathize with them winningwinning-them

winning-them

winning-themthem by human sympathy to hear the divine message must illustrate byby-

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162 THE FOREIGN MISSION JOURNALJOURNA-

Ltheir

JOURNA-

Ltheir

JOURNA-

Ltheirtheir own character and life the reality the power the blessedness of thethe-

religion

the-

religion

the-

religionreligion they preachpreach-

IIIpreach-

IIIpreach-

IIIIII Such preachers to the heathen must be sent Christ must sendsend-

them

send-

them

send-

themthem or they cannot truly speak for Him nor really speak wiliw tl savingsaving-

power

saving-

power

saving-

powerpower And we must send them as Paul and his companions were sent-

by

sentsent-

by

sent-

byby the brethren How can we send preachers to the heathen a ByBy-

encouraging

By-

encouraging

By-

encouragingencouraging them to go and not discouraging Of course this supposessuppose-

sthat

snppose-

sthat

suppose-

sthatthat we account them suited to the work But we must not withholdwithhold-

them

withhold-

them

withhold-

themthem because eminently suited for usefulness at home Paul the foreignforeign-

missionary

foreign-

mis3ionary

foreign-

mis3ionarymis3ionary did more for the Jews than he could have done by staying at-

Jerusalem

atat-

Jerusalem

at-

JerusalemJerusalem JudsonJ in Burmah did more for Christianity in AmericaAmerica-

than

America-

than

America-

thanthan if he had staid in New England We must not keep back ourour-

noblest

our-

noblest

our-

noblestnoblest and choicest if they feel moved to go b We send them by furfur-

nishing

fur-

nishing

fur-

nishingnishing means for travel and livelihood Like Paul they must not seekseek-

support

seek-

support

seek-

supportsupport from the heathen among whom they labor and like Paul thethe-

contributions

thth-

ontributions

the-

contributionscontributions of their brethren behind for their support will be a thingthing-

well

thing-

H

thingthing-

wellH well pleasing to God Phil ivi v 18 c We can send them by prayprayr-

ing

pray-

ing

pray-

inging for them when they set forth and alwaysal ways afterwards We must praypray-

in

pray-

in

pray-

ourin our churches often and often not only for missions in general butbu forfor-

particular

for-

particular

for-

particularparticular fields and particular missionaries whom we know and lovelove-

We

love-

We

love-

WeWe must pray for the converted heathen that they may be sustainedsustained-

amid

sustained-

mid

sustained-

amidamidmid all difficulties and strengthened for great usefulness How dear toto-

them

tt-

hem

to-

themthem is the thought that we in the distant land from which the missionmission-

aries

mission-

aries

mission-

ariesaries came are their brethren and do often pray for them Let it not bebe-

a

be-

delusion

be-

aa delusion And we must pray for all heathen to whom our missionariesmissionaries-

preach

missionaries-

PFeach

missionaries-

preachpreach that the Lord may open their hearts to attend Thus by GodsGods-

blessing

Gods-

blessing

Gods-

blessingblessing maymay our heathen fellowmen hear our SavioursSari ours word and believfbelievf-

ingly

br1iev-

ingly

believ-

inglyingly call on His name and be savedsave-

dNEW

save-

dNEW

save-

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NEW 1894 YEARYEAR-

Opportunity

YEAR-

Opportunity

YEAR-

OpportunityOpportunity Opportunity Responsibility Responsibility AnotherAnother-

year

Another-

year

Another-

yearyear before us With twelve months three hundred and sixtyfive days-

how

daysdays-

how

days-

hnvhow very much good can be accomplished We ought to make it thethe-

very

the-

verythe-

veryveryvery best year of our lives We have the past experiences to build onon-

We

on-

We

on-

WeWe need to live closer to God than in the past that we may see and per-

form

perper-

form

per-

formform our duty faithfully before Him the great work before the childrenchildren-

ofof God here on earth is the extension of His Kingdom Preachers andand-

deacons

and-

deacons

and-

deaconsdeacons churches choirs Sunday schools8cho01sallall should remember thatthat-

tiethat-

the

thatt-

jwetiethe endeu ofallof all Christian service is the winningwiun i ng of souls to God and

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sttengthening

163-

strengthening

163163-

strengthening

t

strengthening of souls to worship and praise God Satan is pleased ifif-

he

if-

lie

ff-hehe can put pastors and churches to sleep What is sadder than a sleepsleep-

ing

sleep-

ingsleep-

inging preacher before a sleeping chinchChUl ch while souls of men are dyingdying-

Awake

dying-

A

dying-

AwakeAwakeA wake awakea put on thy strength ohallh ZionZion-

Blessed

Zion-

Blessed

Zion-

BiessedBlessed isi the man that knoweth art opportunity EveryEveryoneone has themthem-

Somethethe-

Somethem-

SomeSome neglectneglect others engaged do not see them The opportunities areare-

allare-

allare-

allall around us Some see those for wealth name or fame Blessed bebe-

the

bp-

thebe-

thethe man who sees those for winning souls What grand opportunities God isis-

givingis-

givingis-

givinggiving to his people today All nations stand with open doors men andand-

womenand-

womenand-

womenwomen ask for the privilege to go and we who stay at home cancan-

eachcan-

eachcan-

eacheach be fellowhelpers to His truth Whether in country or crowded citycity-

incity-

inin open field or crowded shop we can preach the gospel in all the earthearth-

Neverearth-

Nverearth-

NeverNever before were such opportunities put before Gods people What areare-

wegoingare-

wegoingare-

wegoingwegoing to do with them There is no privilege without its attendantattendant-responsibility

attendant-responsibility

attendant-responsibilityresponsibility B3tbre God we have vast responsibilities The prosecuprosecu-tion

prosecu1-tion

prosecu-ntion of His work He requires of us Oh that the churches all over ourour-

landour-

landour-

landland would awake to duty God has not changed Maiftl iii 10 with itsits-

warningits-

warningits-

warningwarning call and promised blessings is as true today as thousands ofof-

yearsoo-

yearsof-

yearsyears ago Why should Israel of oldld give the tenth and we redeemedredeemed-

throughredeemed-

throughredeemed-

throughthrough Christ give often not the hundredth part Is love less powerfulpowerful-

thanPQwerfu-

lthan

powerful-

thanthan law to stir us to action Honor the Lord with It the first ofoft1ethe firstfirst-

fruitsfirst-

fruitsfirst-

fruitsfruits Remember His love for you His care overbver you and arise toto-

newaa-

new

a-

newnew sense of your responsibility to Him Take another view ManyMany-

manylfany-

manyMany-

manymany who read this are entering on their last year of service here onon-

earthon-

earthon-

earthearth Another new years morn will not be yours The privilegeprivilegeof-winning

ofof-

winning

of-

winningwinning lost souls will be gone Use the present so that when called toto-

give

to-

give

to-

givegive account you may do so with joy God help each one of us to knowknow-

ourknow-

ourknow-

ourour duty and fully to perform the same then will He be glorifiedglorified-

Brotherglorified-

Brotherglorified-

BrotherBrother sister for the New Yearsd motto text let us taketak Christs finalfinal-

chargefinal-

chargefinal-

chargecharge It Go ye intoin to all the world and preach the gospelgspe to everyevery-

creatureevery-

createvery-

creaturecreaturecreat ure

SYSTEMSYSTEM-

IfIf we were to run our farms or merchandise or anyany other business likelike-

manylike-

manylike-

manymany churches profess to run the Lords work how long would it bebe-

beforebe-

beforebe-

beforebefore ruin and disaster would come No system no plan no reguregu-

laritylegleg-

larityregu-

laritylarity an occasional spasmodic turn twist or convulsion then a reactionreaction-

andreaction-

andreaction-

andand contraction Gocl gave us heads as well as hearts and true conseconse-

crationcons-

eclionconse-

crationcration means the use of one as well theth otherother-

Ofmeans use one ass we as othert IV j ii-

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TII

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work

JJOURNAL-

work

OUHNALOUHNA-

Lworkwork Common sense principles are needed in doing the work of theMaster I No enterprise is conducted well which has no system GodsGods-work

Gods-work

Gods-workwork is the greatest of all and should be carried forward in that waywhich will produce best results We think regular contributionscontriLutions11econtriLutions11e-q

frefre-quently

fre-quentlyquentlyq made by all the best plan These should be conducted under thedirection of the churches and are far preferable to spasmodic effortsLet the deacons and members of each church agree on what is best andand-then

and-thenthen work that plan If only this is done we will see excellentt results

But now let us notice a few thingsthings-1st

things-1st

things-1st1st No system will work itself To adopt a socalled system and then

let it alone will not accomplish results no more so than a thousand cancan-nonsnonsnons with no one to load them and aim them and fire them will take aa-city

a-city

a-citycity Many churches have systems but the systems have not themPastors and deacons should see that not only are committees appointedbut that they do their duty A committee which never reports oughtought-never

ought-never

ought-nevernever to exist The name thatvery means affairs of interest are entrusted to themthem-

2dthem-

2dthem-

2d2d A system is often med as a retreat to escape obligations A churchchurch-oror individual has adopted a system and therefore can do nothing TheThe-system

1he-system

The-systemsystem has done nothing and those not working it will do nothing WeWe-say

We-say

Ve-saysay nothing It amounts to that Look at what your church has donedOlle-under

done-underunder the system and answer is it anything to what you ought to doYou hide behind your shadow of a system to hide your donothingism

3d Take for granted that the system has worked is that any reason whyin special emergencies you can and will do nothing A man gives somuch for the support of his family every year but sickness and diseasecome is he going to allow no more Severely cold and stormy weathercomes is he goinggoingtoto withhold now A planter has at times special demands a merchantt the samesameallall kinds of business So it is in theLords work We would rise abovesayay your system be masters and notservants even of the dear systemsystem-

Dosystem-

Dosystem-

DoDo not understand us to discourage or undervalue systematic benevolence in the leastleastfarfar from it It is just what we need but in our loveto Christ and His cause let us rise above the narrow limitslimi ts which far toooften we make for our liberality Let our hearts have freedom Butperchance the system is broader than the heart How is it brotherThere are many churches which have systematic benevolence and yetthey are somehow always ready to help just a little moreIf any of this article fits you or your church it is meant for you if 11-

notnot it isis meant for others

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notnot-

know

not-

knowknow yet The first half of the JOURNAL goes to the printers by thethe-

15th

the-

15th

the-

15th15th of the month ill order to get out the thousands of copies and mailmail-

them

mail-

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mail-

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But

month-

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month-

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WeJan narynary-

VeWe rejoice in our State denominational papers which have so faithfullyfaithfully-

putfaithfully-

putput this matter before our people We rejoice in our brethren and sisterssisters-

who

sisters-

who

sisterst-

ivliowho have not only given but prayed to God for deliverancedeliverance-

WeWe have faithfai th in God He is withwi th those who are trying to serve HimHim-

and

Him-

and

Him-

andand we have faith in our brethren We are going to pay this debt andand-

go

and-

go

and-

bogo forward We look hopefully to the returns from all over our landland-

The

land-

The

land-

TheThe first paid was a check from the Seminary in Louisville We raiseraise-

ourraise-

our

raise-

ourour hearts in gratitude that the grand institution we so much love is notnot-

only

not-

only

not-

onlyonly true to the inspiration of Gods WordVord but also to the commission ofof-

Christ

of-

Christ

of-

ChristChrist for the evangelization of the worldworld-

The

world-

The

world-

TheThe churches of Baltimore set aside Sunday December 31st as a dayday-

of

day-

of

day-

ofof special collections for this debt Some in Arkansas appointedappoin ted DeDe-

cember

De-

ember

De-

cembercember 28th as a day of fasting praying and giving for Foreign MisMis-

sions

1Iis-

sions

Mis-

sionssions Other churches appointed times as suited best Some even in JanJan-

Ve

Jan-

Ve

Jan-

iVeVe must remember that our missionaries are still working and theirtheir-

expenses

their-

expenses

their-

expensesexpenses go on so instead of relaxing we should rather increase ourour-

efforts

our-

efforts

our-

effortsefforts in order that no debt shall accrue in the futurefutur-

eNEW

futur-

eNEW

futur-

eNEWNEW MISSIONARIESMISSIONARIESB-

rotherBrother H T Bryan would be considered an enthusiast by some WeWe-

rather

We-

rather

We-

ratherrather think he is ourselves He says we must give him twenty oror-

twentyfive

or-

twentyfive

or-

twentyfivetwentyfive new men and women for China We are glad to see his earnearn-

estness

earn-

stness

earn-

estnessestness or enthusiasm or whatever else you may denominate it AfterAfter-

being

After-

being

After-

beingbeing in China seven years he says it is the grandest missionary field onon-

arfch

on-

arth

on-

eartheartharfch The Board are anxious to send next fall with him large reinforcereinforce-

ments

reinforce-

ments

reinforce-

mentsments The men and women are ready begging to be appointedappointed-

Readerappointd-

Reader

appointed-

ReaderReader do you know who is going to decide about the number to gogo-

There

go-

fherego-

ThereThere in China millions are needing the word of life shall we hear thethe-

Masters

the-

rutersthe-

MastersMasters call and give it to them What do you sayiy Is the accumuaccumu5-

lation

accumu-

Intion

accumu-

lationlation of houses and lands of more importance than the sending of thethe-

good

the-

good

the-

goodgood news of salvation through Christ to the dying LetLe us arise andand-

fiendout

and-

sel1doht

ii-

sendohtfiendout in 1894 such a numbernun ber of new missionaries asas shall make heavenheaven-

THE

heaven-

THE

166 THE FOREIGN MISSION JOURNALJOURNA-

Lrejoice

JOURNJL-

rejOICe

JOURMIL-

rejoicerejoicerejOICe in the great results which will follow Would that not onlyBryan but a host of Gods people were enthusiasts on this subjectsubjec-

tTHE

subjec-

tTHE

11-

THETHE JOURNALJOURNAL-

We

JOU RNALRNAL-

WeWe wish to say to subscribers to the JOURNAL

1 Please let us know promptly if you do10 not get your JOURNALJOURNA-lWithWith thousands and thousands of new subscribers we hear very fewfow-

complaintsfew-

complaintsfew-

complaintscomplaints but know some mistakes occur some in this office some inin-the

in-

thein-

thethe mail and we will be glad toto correct them2 For the future we put single subscriptions at 35 cents 10 for 300300-

O20O for 500 WeVe will notify you when your subscription expires andand-opehopeope you will renew promptly Do not let us have to drop your name

3 We want to get the JOURNAL in all of our churches not to take thethe-place

the-place

the-placeplace of your State religious paperpaperbebe sure to take thatthatbutbut to givegive-missionary

give-missionary

give-missionarymissionary information and awaken missionary interest Will you getget-some

gel-some

get-somesome to take it who are not doing so Please begin with the new yea-

rNOTES

yea-

rNOTES

yearyea-

rNOTESNOTES OF THE MISSIONARIESMISSIONARIES-RevRev C C Newton wife and daughter Missriss Alberta sailed from New

York for Africa December 9th The Master watch over and keep themthem-on

thth-

onon their long journey The son Roy a lad of twelve was left withBrother and Sister P A Eubank at Sedalia Mo10 where he willwill attendattend-school

attend-school

attend-schoolschool The parents hearts were made hisglad by profession of converconver-sion

conver-sion

conver-sionsion just before they leftleft-

Revleft-

Revleft-

RevRev R T Bryan will attend the Florida Convention which meetsJanuary 10th By his loving heart and strong presentation of the truthhe wins wherever he goesgoes-

Missgoes-

fissroesroes-

MissMissfiss Lottie Moon and MrsfrslLM T Yates both sailed for China inin NoNo-vember

No-vember

No-vembervember Their many friends who love them there will welcome theirtheir-return

thei-rrturn

their-returnreturnreturn and on this side we pray for them and Godpray to use them inin-

thein-

thein-

thethe future asa in the past yea even more abundantlyRev W T Lumbley isi probably by this time in England where hehe-

goeshe-

goeslie-

goesgoes to join his sick wife She preceded him several months he remaineddisliking to give UAu thehe workwork-

Revwork-

Rev11-

RevRev E Z Simmons in China writes very encouragingly of their acaQaQ-a4mydemy out of which they have baptized fivefive-

jOnfive-

PP jOnOn account off the warwaxJ inn Brazil Brother SolomonSoniop Ginsburg and wjfeyvjfeI

THE FOREIGN MISSION JOURNAL 167167-

had

167-

had

167-

hadhad to leave Nictheroy and have removed to Campos Their warmwarm-

hearts

watm-

hearts

warm-

heartshearts find plenty of work there This is the field left vacant by the-

return

thetlie-

return

the-

returnreturnreturn of Brother J L Downing and wife-

Ve

wife-

We

wifewife-

WeWe regret to hear that Sister J L Downing does not improve in-

health

in-

health

inin-

healthhealth as rapidly as was hoped for-

Brother

for-

Brother

forfor-

BrotherBrother A B Rudd moves to Saltillo to take charge of Madero In-

stitute

In-

stitute

InIn-

stitutestitute Brother Mosely remains as pastor of the church There is a-

plenty

a-

plenty

aa-

plentyplenty of work for them bothboth-

Mr

both-

frboth-

MrMrfr J Harry Tyler of Baltimore will support Miss Ida Hayes in-

Saltillo

inin-

Saltillo

in-

SaltilloSaltillo Mexico-

TheMexicoMexico-

TheIexico-

TheThe children of Georgia will support Rev Eliseo Recio a young manman-

who

mn-

who

man-

whowho will be withwi th Brother Chastain in MexicoMexico-

Rev

Mexico-

Rev

lexico-

RevRev P Stephens and wife arrived safely in YYokahoma Japan NNovem-

ber

NovemNovem-

ber

ovenlovenl-

belber 6tH6th on their way to China See their interesting letter inin the Sun-

beam

Sun-

beam

SunSun-

beambeam Department-

Brother

DepartmentDepartment-

Brother

tt-

BrothelBrother C T Cheek of Nashville gives a bond of Boscobel CollegeCollege-

par

College-

parpar value 100 for the Centennial FundFund-

Rev

Fund-

Rev

Fund-

RevRev WV C Bledsoe VicePresident of the F M B for AlabamaAlabama-

writes

Alabama-

writes

Alabama-

writeswrites tc I have written over 400 letters since your appeal Surely thethe-

debt

the-

debt

the-

debtdebt will be paid My own church is devoting December to ForeignForeign-

Missions

Foreign-

1issions

Foreign-

MissionsMissions The end of this month will show resultsresults-

II do not believe in the destructive critics whether they pick at thethe-

Bible

the-

Bible

the-

BibleBible or the Board L 0 DAWSON AlabamaAlabama-

You

Alabama-

Yon

Alabama-A

Alabama-

You

A

You need missionary information To get you interested we will sendsend-

free

selld-

free

send-

freefree to every new subscriber at 35 cents for the year those great addressaddress-

eses of Dr T T Eaton and Dr B H Carroll on Conscience in MissionsMissions-

and

Missions-

and

Iissions-

andand Papal Fields Or for ten subscribers at 30 cents each we will sendsend-

that

send-

that

send-

thatthat soulstirring book Crisis of Missions by Dr A T Pierson BeginBegin-

with

Begin-

with

Begin-

withwith January Get up a club and give the book to your pastor AddressAddressF-

OREIGN

AddlessF-

OREIGN

AddressF-

OREIGNFOREIGN MISSION JOURNAL Richmond VaVa-

Gods

Va-

Gods

Va-

Gods

i I

Gods people and not angels are to preach the GospelGospe-

lTwentyfive

d jj-

TwentyfiveTwentyfive are applying to go as missionaries WhatWhat-

Shall

Vhafodo youyou saysay-

Shall

sysy-

ShallShall they gogo-

The

11-

The

jj-

TheThe Chinese class at Clay Street Calvary BapBaptisttist ChurchCliilrcliRichmondCliilrcliRichmond-

Va

RichmondRichmond-

VajYgaveVajVa gave a cash contributioncontributionfof 25o5toto the new chiirchclnlchuidingclnlchuiding-

Tim

buildingbuilding-

TUE

168 THE FOREIGN MISSION JOURNALJOURN-

ALDENOMINATIONAL

JOUUN-

ALDENOMINllTION1L

JOURN-

ALDENOMINATIONALDENOMINATIONAL INFORMATIONINFORMATION-

J

IN

J C HIDESHIDES-

One

nlInx-

One

I111M-

NOneOne of the prominent reasons usually given for sustaining our denominational papersis that theythe are the channels of denominational intelligence and that no Baptist canbe really informed as to the condition and progress of our denomination if he does notread our denominational organsorgans-

Allorgans-

Allorgans-

AllAll this has been insisted upon time and again and as a general proposition it iscommonlycommonl admitted But the admission of a general proposition does not accomplishthe end whichhich we desire to reach The thing needs to be made specificspecifictoto be put intodefinite and palpable formformtoto be illustrated by pertinent and real occurrences andthustllU impressed upon the minds of our peoplepeople-

Withpeople-

yithpeople-

WithWith a newriew to this result it may be worth while to argue the case once more bearingin in mind the truth that while general principles are excellent for those who alreadythink still specific examples are more available for those whom we wish to persuade tothinkthink-

Itthink-

Itthink-

ItIt may not be pleasant to appeal to mens lower motives in order to persuade them todo that which they ought to do on high principles but the truth isi that denominational ignorance is a most distressing diseise and we are compelled to resort toheroic remediesremedies-It

rlmedirlmedi-ItIt can scarcely be doubted that many a Baptist who does not now subscribe to adenominational paper would subscribe to it and read it if he only knew someome of thethoughts which his immense and intense ignorance exciteslxeitnecessarily inin the minds ofpeople whom he is bound to respect One of the mysteries of this life isi the enormousmassUlrl of ignoranceignorance which one man can accumulate when he gives his mind to it Butgome kinds of ignorance and especially in kindssome of people can be accounted forif not excused For instance In Wilmingtonhnington X C where the Baptists hadthe largest costliest most beautiful and most prominently located church in the city1 found a member of the staff of a daily paper who did not 6knowknow that there was aBaptist church in town But then I 6

suppose he caredrcd very little about the BaptistsAgain An intelligent and elegant gentleman in the sameal1l cityity waswa surprised tolearn thatuthat a Baptist pastor had not the same sortort of authority which is exercised byh innanEpiscopal rector He wasWt also surprised when I told him that there waswa no ecclisiaseediitical authority on earth above that of a Baptist church and he waswa stilltill further surprised to learn that a Baptist preacher could officiate at the funeral of a man who wasnot a professing Christian But then I could account for thisthi for the gentlemanRoman Catholic BishopBishop-

OnceBihop-

OnceBishop-

Once

wasis a

Once more In a Southern city in which the Baptists had the finest church andgome of the most prominent and intelligent people I knew an editor of a dailywho did not know that paperBaptists contended for the immersion of believers asn the onlyonlbaptism but then lie cared little about Baptists and besides he waswa not of the knowing kind and FO I suppose he may be excusedexcused-AA United States Senator from Alabama was once sojourning at my home and learning that we were all Baptists at our house he said Welldl theres a branch of thatpeople called VetoBaptists do belong to thatyou branch t At that time we Baptistshad in Alabama such men as Curry the Shorters Watts King and other men of noteStill I can forgive that distinguished Senator for politicians are not expected to knowmuch about religious sectsHcct-

SBut

sects-

ButBut therLe rascs pfof aggrlatetl and aggrayating ignorance which I find it harhard to

THE FOREIGN MISSION JOURNALJOURNAL-

forgive

169169f-

orgive

169f-

orgiveforgive When Baptists ask me Wherehere is John A Broadus now I feel that it isia-

somebodys

is-

somehodyt

is-

somebodyssomebodys fault and a grievous one Every Southern Baptist who is within reach ofof-

a

of-

aa1 postolliee ought to know who are the professors in our Southern Baptist TheologicalTheological-

Seminary

Theological-

Seminary

lheologicai-

SeminarySeminary and yet a Baptist living near the Seminary was making inquiries somesome-

time

some-

time

some-

timetime ago as to whether anybody named Broadus lived about there f That manman-

ought

man-

ouglit

II-

ought

3-

i

ought to have takenken and read some good Baptist paper If he knew how many peoplepeople-

have

people-

have

people-

havehave laughed at hishi ignorance he would almost certainly U subscribe nownow-

A

now-

A

now-

AA year or two after Tiberius Jones one of the most eminent and accomplished menmen-

among

men-

mnong

men-

amongamong us had given upnl his pastorate in Xorfolk to take the Presidency of RichmondRichmond-

College

Hichmond-

College

1iclllnond-

ollegeCollege a prominent Baptist in the neighborhood of Xorfolk asked me if Dr JonesJones-

City

Jones-

was

Tones-

waswas fotill pator of Frcelasonitrcet churlhchurch-

City

ff-

UityCity pastor there are manymany Baptists living in a few miles of youyouprominentprominent menmen-

and

men-

and

men-

andand women in their churcheschurchesbuyingbuying their goods and selling their crops in your citycity-

and

city-

Hnl

city-

andand they do not know that you are in existence Why11Y are they so ignorant BecauseBecause-

they

Because-

they

Because-

theythey do not read any denominational paper I knew a prominent Baptist woman whowho-

heard

who-

heard

who-

heardheard the name of Spurgeon and innocently asked Whathat sort of grass is thatthat-

How

that-

How

ff-

IIowHow are you going to reach such people Can you enlist their energies in any concon-

certed

con-

crtcd

con-

eertedcerted scheme Willrill they help you endow a college or build a mission chapel NoNo-

for

No-

firNo-

forfor they know nothingnuthill about such thingsthinr They know nothing about youJOJon nothingnothing-

about

nothing-

tLout

nothing-

aboutabout your plans viewsiew needsnecdsinin short nothing about our denominational workwork-

The

work-

The

work-

IllsThe mighty energies of the multitudinous Baptist hosts of the South have never yetyet-

been

yet-

leellyet-

beenbeen stirred up WeVee have never yet been in line of battle but have had only a fewfew-

advanced

few-

mlvancllfew-

advancedadvanced pickets some scattered outposts and at best a thin skirmish line withwith-

whichwith-

whichwith-

whichwhich to meet the enemy Our talents are perishing for lack of knowledgeknowledge-

TheThe little work done by the denomination is done by a few here and there TheThe-

great

The-

great

The-

greatgreat body of our people have never been reached by any scheme of denominationaldenominational-workwork whateverwhatever-

IsIs there not a lesson for us in thesethe facts If our churches are really made up ofof-

converted

of-

converted

of-

convertedconverted members then if we can1n show them their duty we can utilize theirtheir-

resourcestheir-

resourcestheir-

resourcesresources Hence I say CIRCULATE YOUR DENOMINATIONAL PApIJmsTHUS LET THE PEOPLKPEOPLK-

HE

lEOlLl-eur

PEOPLE-

BEHE INFOKMEJINFOKME-

JRichmond

IXFOltmw-

RichmondINFORME-

DliclitnondRichmond VuVu-

To

Va-

To

j uu-

ToTo which we saysa AMEN WouldV oull that every Baptist took his StateState-

denominationalState-

QenomilmtionalState-

denotninationiddenominational paper Missions would prosper far moremOleEDITORmOleEDITOR-

TIlE

moreEDITOR-

THE

EDITOREDITO-

RTHETHE MAIN POINT OBSCUREDOBSCURED-

I

0I 0 DAWSOVn W80X OF ALABAMAALABAM-

AUnavoidably

ALUIUT-

AUnavoidably

II1ULII1UL-

UnavoidahlyUnavoidably it seemseem we have reached the point in our denominational life whenwhen-

thewhn-

thewhen-

thethe multiplied objects fostered by our conventions demand so much of their time thatthat-

uthat-

stmngeru stranger happening in at one of our general meetings would never suppose that itit-

professed

it-

professed

it-

professedprofessed to be mainly a missionary bbdyxly with the conversion of the world as its ultiulti-

mateulti-

mateulti-

matemate aimainl He would rather gather the idea that it was an educational and charitablecharitable-

institutioncharitable-

institutioncharitable-

institutioninstitution with little money to be sure but with zeal enough and to sparespare-

Colleges

spare-

Colleges

spare-

CollegesColleges seminaries universities orphans homes hospitals are all importantimportantneedimportantneed-ful

needneed-

fulful in most cases But are they of such tremendous moment as to compel us to crowdcrowd-

intocrowd-

intocrowd-

intointo a little corner into a fev minutes of time the vast concerns of Home and ForeignForeign-Missions

Foreign-Missions

IeI-

efissionsfMissionsMissions-

ThisMissions-

Thisfissionsf-

ThisThis isis not intended as a criticisin upon any past action The writer himself wouldwould-

TUE

wduld-

THE

t170117 THE FOREIGN MISSION JOURNALJOURNAL-

ininin that case stand condemned Nor01 yet is it expected tot lessen interest in any of thethe-great

the-great

the-greatgreat enterprises which now engage us some of which in the near future will demanddemand-moremoreInore time than has ever been givengcn them This simply calls attention to the fact thatthat-our

that-urourourur chief business is to evangelize the world a fact which we seem to have forgottenWhat is the use of cutting off discussion on general missions and then seeking relief

for our consciences by calling the two hours devoted to that subject a mass meetingmeetingmeeting-I

tI do not see it in the immediate future but I would greatly enjoy a meeting in whichwhich-

Qurwhich-

QUIwhich-

ourQur secretaries could be givengen all the time they desired to laylayoutout the general workbefore us and then givegivefYi e all dayd1dav if possible to hearingItelrin1 from our different workerstheir trials and triumphs and for attendonce duly to their appeal for prayer moneyandnd menmen-

Nomen-

Nomen-

NoNo divisions could arise in such meeting Were would all go home in love with eachother the work and the Lord A few meetingsIlleetin like that would quadruple our workBoardJioard or no Board plan or no plan Our pastors would not he soo helpless when theyundertook to prepare missionary sermons and their people would not be such objectsof pity when theythey undertook to deliver them MenIcn and women would givegc themselves to the Lord for work at home and abroad and the enthusiasm enkindled wiselydirected by our Boards would guarantee their supportupport-

VhyWhy should anything overshadow and obscure the main business of the churchesthe chief cause if not the only reason for their existenceexistenc-

eCHINESE

cxistcnc-

eCIIINESE

existenc-

eCHINESECHINESE SUNDAYSCHOOLSSUNDAYSCIIOOLS AND1 ND PHONETICSPHONETIC-

SFF MI K1LISK1LI-

SThe

raLIS-

TheIIISIIIS-

fheThe growthrowth of our Chinese Sunday school is one of the gratifying features of ourwork One of our teachers OrsMrs C Hart Smith has devised a system of teachingand especially in singing with the Chinese that ought to be generally known amonganionthose who are interested in readingreuliu the Chinese in our Sunday schools It isissitnplysimplythe application of phonetics to Chinese OneofthedillicultiesinOne oftheditlcultieof in tealhinteachinghyrnnsisinhymns iis in thisfact that to singsin with them the teachers inustsimustsingng in English as they cantcantHingcantsisi ngtit in Chineseand this produces a babel of confusion and hinders rather than helps the ChinamenMrsIs SmithsSlllith phonetic method isi a very simple one She has a Chinaman carefullyreadreadsarasbnzareadsaysay a stanza ofaof a hymn The Chinese words ehehe writes phonetically trlI11atintninFlatingthe sound into the letters of our alphabet This is ungllll by the teachers while theChinese sing the Chinese wordswOrtlJ and as the sound of the word are tIlt sjnnellIle itslLSspoken by teachers andan pupils there is a harmony of sounds instead of a jumbleTake frf r theeximple longmetreflow

doxology Iraise Go I from whom all blessingshleHinThe phonetic version of the ChineseChille of thistlti doxology Hiij ai follows11-

i

Don me Hin Foo Oy Si Gin SuS-uDn

Su-

HillSi-

nDonDn me Yesu Doy Su HoneyinHoney-int

Hone yinyin-

Doninin-

ii tDon me Sn Ling Oingor MousirMousir-Don

ol1a1ol1a1-DonDon me Sum vui Hop yyitit Gin SinThele proper pronunciation is ofeasily learned by observin the way the Chinamenspeak these words This system iis capable of extensive application even to interlineation of anthe Chinese Scripture so that anyanyoneone might readrea the Word of God toChinamanaa p1iinman even those who did not understand a word of it It seenn to me itmightmIghtalsoalso be employed to advantage inI learning the liilanguage In itsinging t0 hymns0IS a succes and an immense helphel-

pJ70

0

iI I

THE FOREIGN MISSION JOURNA-

LMISSIONARY

JOURNAL ItIt-

IISSION1iRrDAY

171171-

MISSIONMISSIONARYMISSIONIISSION1iRrDAYRY DAY AT TEET h E SEMINARYSEMINARYB-

YBY KI E CHAMBERSCHAMBER-

SItIt is the custom of the Southern Baptist Theological Seminary to givege the first dayday-

of

day-

of

day-

ofof each month entirely to a missionary service No class work is done and the SemiSem-

iinry

Semi-

ninryn uy Missionary Society all the professors and students being members holds comcom-

plete

com-

nlete

corn-

pleteplete swaysway-

Thesway-

Thesway-

TheThe first day of December was not an exception in that it was excee inglyinglyenjoyinglyenjoy-

able

enjoyenjoy-

able

enjoy-

ableable WeVe can only briefly mention some of the good thingsthings-

The

things-

The

things-

TireThe reports from the various missions conducted by the Society in and aroundaround-

Louisville

around-

Louiwille

around-

LouisvilleLouisville showed an increased interest in the work The total attendance at thesethese-

missions

these-

missions

these-

missionsmissions during November was 2421 About one hundred men are engaged in SunSun-

day

Sun-

day

Sun-

dayday school and mission work every SundaySunday-

The

Sunday-

The

Sunday-

TheThe appeal of the Foreign Mission Board that it be freed from debt was earnestlyearnestly-

urged

earnestly-

urged

earnettIy-

urgedurged upon all the students specially those who have charge of churches and a comcom-

mittee

com-

mittee

com-

mitteemittee was appointed to receive special contributions for that object The 5050-

recently

50-

recently

50-

recentlyrecently received by the Society from Brother Topping of Shanghai China waswas-

unanimously

was-

unanimol1ly

was-

unanimouslyunanimously given to the same Many earnest prayers ascended that the LordLord-

might

Lord-

might

Lord-

mightmight enable the Board to start in 1894 free from debtdebt-

The

debt-

The

debt-

TheThe most important pirt of the programme was an essay by Brother J WestonWeston-

Bruner

Weston-

Bruner

Veston-

BrunerBruner of Kentucky on Missionary Trials and Triumphs in Madagascar It was aa-

thrilling

a-

thrilling

a-

thrillingthrilling story well told andamllonglong to be remembered by all who heard it The powerpower-

ofof the gospel over the hearts of men as shown in this and other history of missionmission-

ary

mission-

ary

mission-

aryary work cannot fail ttotl greatly increasethe faith of every Christian who will thinkthink-

onon it We give oneoneextractextract in the essayists own words Speaking of the secondsecond-

period

second-

period

second-

periodperiod of persecution which lasted from 1849 to 1852185 he saidsaid-

March

sai-

dlarch

said-

MarchMarch 28 1849 the persecution was renewed with sevenfold more fury than everever-

before

ever-

before

ever-

beforebefore On this day nineteen were executed for the sole crime of being ChristiansChristians-

fifteen

Christians-

fifteen

Christians-

fifteenfifteen of these were taken to a precipice 200 feet in height known ever afterar as thethe-

Rock

the-

Rock

the-

RockRock of Hurling a rope wis fastened around the body and they were swung outout-

into

out-

into

out-

intointo midair then the national idol was brought and they were asked Will youyou-

worship

you-

worhip

yott-

worshipworship this God Each on nave the emphatic answer No Then the roperope-

was

rope-

W1S

rope-

waswas cut a dull thud was heard followed by an awful silencesilencethethe silence ofdeath-

Four

deathdeath-

Four

death-

FonrFour of the condemned nineteen were nobles whose blood could not be spilt So thethe-

Queen

the-

Queen

the-

QueenQueen resolved to burn them at theth stake Two of the four were a man and hishis-

wife

his-

wife

his-

wifewife whoh wtsW IS ab HIttit to becom a mother Without a murmur they resigned themthem-

selves

them-

selves

them-

selvesselves to their executioners who tied them fast and kindled the fire at their feetfeet-

The

feet-

The

feet-

TheThe flames arose amid a terrific storm of thunderthunderandand lightning The pangs of chihU-

birth

chihUchild7-

birth

child-

birthbirth were added to those of burning yet no cry of anguish or pain was heard nono-

not

no-

not

no-

notnot even when a demonhearted wretch thrust the newborn babe back into thethe-

flames

the-

flamesa

the-

flamesaflamesflamesaa deed that would have made a denizen of the lowest pit recoil with horrorhorror-

These

horror-

These

horror-

TheseI ord not this sin to thethe-

charge

the-

chrge

the-

chargeThese calmly expired withith this prayer on their lips 0 lay

charge of our rulers Then the Queen who from her palace window had witnessedwitnessed-

allall sent down after thetil remains whar the wild dogs had not already devoured ofof-

the

of-

the

ofof-

thethe dead below and liad them brought up and burned in the same fire this smokesmoke-

aScendingas

smoke-

acendingas

smo-

kasndingasaScendingas sweet incense to the throne of Him fofr whomwhomUithey dieddied-

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17172 THE FOREIGN MISSION JOURNALJOURNA-

LCHINAS

JJOURNA-

LCHINAS

OUNALOUNA-

LCIIINASCHINAS NEEDNEED-

AsAs I stood beside the plain boxlike mausoleum that is over the remains of RobertMorrison the first missionary to China in the little cemetery at Macao and thought ofthe work he had undertaken and looked about at theme great numbersn dying I couldcould-not

could-notnot help hut wonder wonder at the Christians at home wonder that the ages did notnot-stopstoptop and let the world hear the news from heaven wonder if we were really the peoplethat the Lord had sent unto all nations One thousand fourlIr hundred ofthem have sunk into Christless graves during the last hour thirtythree thousand willwill-pass

will-passpass today forever beyond reach Youyour may start tomorrow as a missionary tothem and one million and a quarter of immortal souls for whom the Saviour dieddied-will

died-will

died-willwill have parsed to their final account before you can reach these shores But shallshall-youyou remain because of thisthi Do not such facts tomove us cry to God to send us IfIf-not

If-notnot they ought to for it is enough to make an angel weep

Why dolo you who read this not come 1 There is a work for all Keud the LordsPrayerrayer read the great commission in the last verses of the Gospel of Matthew singing thedoxology and see how much foreign missions are there Do you think three hundredmillions of people ought to die before youyou tell them of the SaviourI was impressed with the religiousness of the heathen and the Christian the

stition of the one and the bright faith of the other In Hong Kong the people sleepsuper

inthe streets atit night in summer AllA11upup and down the sidewalk they lie with no covering or roof SometimeSome time ago a man at the head of oneonctrletstreet sawaw or imagined Satin afterhimim He ran down among the sleepers crying The devil is coming They all setup a crycry mor terrible than if the town waswa on fire and ran with him believing thatthe devil was coming I saw a number of women on the street a few days ago beatingthe earth with awful cries There was a sick child whom they imagined was besiegedby the devil for his soul so theythe were driving the devil away All these sights of thesuperstitious lill me with pity And thus they go on all the time TheCrucified isi grieved that we do not remember His last great command to Go intoyeYe11111 the world and preach the gospel to every creaturecreatureVW ID GAYG Y inin AlabamaAlabama BaptistBaptis-

tA

Baptis-

tA

Baptis-

tAA RINGING LETTERLETTElt-

Dwlmr JiBJutharather WillingHimWillingHim-

The

BAITIMOIIKBA rTIMmin Nov 29 18931893-

TheThe statement of the B anlar startles me Not because of the expenEesi4OOO74000sinceince Mayay 1 USISJlmtbut at the mew pittance that has come fromexpenses

the churches444000 Tnis forforsevenseven months of the Conventionsj 285n v5 ffrr over imilli mit white B intistslptists1

year An averaue per month ofafractiMifrlctiHllesless than tw cent per memberTimes must oe awfully har I when one million and a quarter Baptists cantone cent a month ffrr a world evangelization

averageaeraeAVouldoultl that pay a tenth of the tobaccobills of our good brethren And yet even the beg irlytrl y sum of one cent a month fromour people fortJr the past seven months would have paid the 74000 of theexpensesB uirtf I an I left nurly 2033OJ030 in theth tretrclISlryisiiry anani1 not a centnt of it borrowed Itisisllotnot the harlhar 1 times It is tlnindhfrenceth u indiftrcnrc of the

moneymlnevin ijority and the covetousness ofthe other Itt is not just totf those who care so little for the evangelization of the unvanelized tint they dolo nothingndthinJ to askas that thoe who are tfwilling to give to thepoint of sacrifice shall also year by year make up for their lack of duty to God andand-

ItuTBrom

THEfu FOREIGN MISSION JOURNAL-

themselves

JOURNAL 173173t-

hemselves

173t-

hemselvesthemselves And yetret this is done year after year Think of the missionaries reduc-

ing

reducreduc-

ing

reduc-

ing for months while these thousands ofof-

Baptists

of-

Baptists

of-

Baptistsing expenses and going without their salariesalarieingBaptists here at home dont care enough about thisthi work to take collections ButBut-

taking

But-

takin

But-

takingtakingtakin advantage of the recent financial stringencystrllgeneyasas a refuge of lies go onon-

indifferent

on-

indifferent

on-

indifferentindifferent as ever It is dreadful And this too is done by men and women whowho-

stand

who-

sU1d

who-

stand and all have is the-

Lords

thethe-

Lords

the-

Lords

all we are westand up piously and pay we are not our ownof Christianity Where is the God thatthat-

laid

that-

laid

that-

laid

in theLords What andan that tco namebe done to makemake-

Christs

make-

Christs

make-

Christs

WhatI depressed canlaid in death Ananias andan Sapphira am

Christs people realize their responsibility for Christs work It seems tometo me thethe-

million

the-

million

tile-

millionmillion and a quarter Baptists of the S3 B C ought to do something for missions thatthat-

will

that-

will

that-

will the business With scores ofof-

men

of-

men

of-

men

for sheer selfrespect quitwill be a credit to them or

men and women in the South who can give from 500 to 1000 a year for missionsmissions-

and

mssionsr-

and

missions-

andand thousands who canan giveive from 100 to 200 and tens of thousands who can givegive-

from

give-

from

give-

from at least 25 cents perper-

member

per-

memblr

per-

member

denominationfrom 10 to 5050aa year we might as a average

member ii ete 300000 annually for foreign missions AAudd we can report for the pastpast-

seven

past-

sovcn

past-

sevenseven months 4400044000OOO Oh shame Where is our selfrespectself respect as Baptists or our lovelove-

for

loyeloye-

for

love-

forfor Christ and His cause as ChristiansYoursYour-

sFIDELITY

F M ELLISELLIS-

This

ELLIS-

This

ELLIS-

ThisThis was received in answer to the circular letter of the Board on the debt-

Brother

debtdebt-

Brother

deb-

tBrothrBrother Elliss heart is warm for missions If all our pastors felt this way we wouldwould-

have

would-

have

would-

havehave no more heavv debtdehtCoRCOK SECUITARYSECUITA-

RYFIDELITY

SECRETA-

RYFIDELITYFIDELITYFIDELITYN-

EWNEW YOHK 18 West 31st Street Oct 30 18931893-

ly

1893-

Jly

1893-

MyJlyly Dear Bro WillinghamWillingham-

I China home on the 12th of NovemNovem-

ber

Novero-

ber

Novem-

ber

back toI expect to begin the longon journey my

ber Will you kindly mention this to the Board and at the same time express mymy-

there

my-

regret

my-

regretregret at not haying had mOloe time for talking with them about our mission work outout-

there

out-

therethere I was not well when in Richmond and for the last four months have beenbeen-

seriously

been-

seriously

been-

seriouslyseriously ill soo that I almost despaired of ever being better but some weeks of carecare-

ful

care-

fnl

care-

fulful treatment have done much for me and I hope to be able to endure the inevitableinevitable-

joltings

inevitable-

joltings

inevitable-

joltingsjoltings and tossings of theth transit I cannot expect to be of much use to the missionmission-

when

mission-

when

mission-

whenwhen I get there but I love our people and shall enjoy being with themthem-

II am sorry to see that you are straitened for funds even to send out some newlynewly-

appointed

newly-

appointed

newly-

appointedappointed missionaries This I learned from MissIiss Moon who thought her ownown-

return

own-

rnturn

ow-

nrturnreturn miglr be delayed on that account I am very glad that I have no need toto-

draw

to-

draw

to-

drawdraw upon your treasury for myself I count it a sweet privilege to be selfsupportselfsupport-

ing

elfHlpport-

ingingingI

I commend to you our dear Brother Bryan whom you can hardly esteem tootoo-

highly

too-

highly

toto-

highlyhighly His unselfish losing10 ing nature and his devotion to the work are remarkableremarkable-

II constantly rejoice that he was transferred to Shanghai to carry out my husbandshusbands-

plan

husbands-

plan

husbands-

planplan of workwork-

Withwork-

Vithwork-

WithWith very kind regards toeach member of the Board I amam-

Yours

am-

Yours

am-

YoursvY

Yours sincerelyELIZAIIZA MI YATESYATE-

Sfu

Y Tl

4

174 THETiitFoREIGNFOREIGN MissioN JOURNALJOURNA-

LFACTS

JOUltNA-

LFACTS

JOUltNA-

fLFACTSFORFACTSFACTSFORFOR WORKERSWORKERS-

DrDr Geo Cooper has kindly consented to furnish these gleaned C4 Facts for our readers every monthmonth-They

month-The

month-TheyTheyThe are both interesting and profitableprofitable-

Go

profitnbleJ-U

profitable-

GoU Go to those who want you but especially to those who want youyouOU worst JohnJohn-Wesley

John-Vesley

John-WesleyWesley worked upon that rule andan commended it to his preachers It has higherhigher-authority

higher-l1llthority

higher-authorityauthority than the exampleample of Wesley Christ went about doingdoinFoodpod He came toto-

eeekto-

seekto-

seekseek and save those that were lost The deeper the sorrow the darker the sin thethe-

strongerthe-

strongerthe-

strongerstronger the appeal to the heart of Christ There are over 300000000 of souls inin-

Chinain-

Chinain-

ChinaChina that have never heard of Christ There are about 500 missionaries preachingpreaching-toto the millions There are over 60000000 of souls in the United State with nearlynearlnearlS-

OOOO50000 preachers to proclaim the gospel to them This gives one preacher in ChinaChina-for

China-for

China-forfor every 600000 sonls and in the United States one preacher for every 700 soulssouls-

Godsouls-

Godsouls-

GodGod always matches an opportunity with a snfliciency The church was nevernever-richer

never-richer

never-richerricher as the world counts riches than she is today Shehe has men enough andand-money

and-money

and-moneymoney enough to break this bread of life to every man woman andan child on earth inin-

tenin-

tenin-

tenten years andan yet there are hundreds of millions who do10 not know that Jeus ChristChrist-came

Christ-ame

Christ-camecamecame-

Romanismcame-

Ronanisinameame-

RomaniitnRomanism is at its worst in the countries of South Americamerira Its blight all overover-those

over-those

over-thosethose fair regions has been terrible The despotic rule of the hierarchy has kept thethe-people

the-people

the-peoplepeople in the bonds of superstition and in the darkness of ignorance WeVe of thethe-North

thc-North

the-NorthNorth American continent have an object lessen before us in the South of what ourour-destiny

our-detiny

our-destinydestiny would have beeneen had our lot been cast under the power and influence ofof-

Romanismof-

Romanismof-

RomanismRomanism rather than the evangelical form of Christianity The development inin-

thein-

thein-

thethe North has been along the lines of freedom intelligence and morality under thethe-enlightened

the-enlightened

the-enlightenedenlightened training of a spiritual and biblical form of CnrirtianityCritianit The result inin-

thein-

thein-

thethe South has been marred and shadowed by priestly tyranny gross ignorance andand-defective

and-defective

and-defectivedefective morality combined with superstitious bigotry and the lowest form of exex-ternal

ex-ternal

ex-ternalternal and hollow ceremonialism The spirit of the inquisition still hides in thethe-Papal

the-Ppal

the-PapalPapal system of South America The blind intolerance of medieval Romanism stillstill-iights

still-fights

still-fightsfights for supremacy and the battle of the age for liberty of conscience is yetct to bebe-fought

be-

fouhtbe-

foughtfought and wonwonOll in a large portion of the southern continentcontinent-ItIt isi scarcely a figurefieure of speech to sayay that woman is the cornerstone of heathenheathen-

ismism Notwithstanding their degradation heathen mothers have immense powerpoweroerpoweroer-their

overover-their

over-theirtheir sons The fear of a mothers cune prevents Chinamen frommany listening toto-

theto-

theto-

thethe claims of the gospel and an intelligent Hindu exclaims It is the women whowho-maintain

who-maintain

who-maintainmaintain the system of HinduismHinduism-

LookingHinduism-

LookingHinduism-

LookingLooking at some missionary pictures lately with a friend who knew Chinese waysways-we

ways-we

ways-wewe were puzzled by the quick remark Those are Christians WeVe looked closely atat-thethe group There was a Chinese father with a quaint Chinese baby in his anng andand-iiii1 Chinese woman sitting beside him How do knowyou we asked failingf1ilin to seesee-anything

see-nnythin

see-anythinganything in the picture to guide us an to the religion of his family Dont youon seethetheltlwrather has the baby inJ his arms No heathen Chinaman would think of thatthat-was

that-was

that-waswas the reply YeYYese Christianity is att the bottom of the eacred joys of home

Said a brilliant Oxford student who dieldie I soon after beginning his missionarycareer I think it is with African Missions as with the building of a great bridgeYouYouknowknow how many tones have to be buried in the earth all unseen for a foundation If Christ wants me to be one of the unseen stones lying in an African grave II-am

I-

tunI-

andam content The final result will be a Christian AfricaAfrica-AA deaf and dumb woman in Manchuria who applied for baptism made her cohfes

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THE FOREIGN MISSION

crooked line and pointing firstfirst toto-

herself

ff-

herelf

to-

hereifShe drew on a scrap of paper a

sion ofif faith thus Then drawdraw-

ing

draw-

ing

draw-

ing

had beendownwards indicated what her past courseherself and then she strove to showshow-

the

show-

the

show-

the

upwardslinelin and pointing to her heart and lookinglookin

ing a straightwalking that wouldould lead to the heavenly homehome-

A

she nowthe road on which wasto the house of aa-

missionary

a-

missionary

a-

missionary

Brahman camerecently a youngrelates thatA Calcutta paperinterview In the course of the conversation hesaid IttanyjIttanyj-

things

Many-

things

1fany-

thin8missionary seeking an

but there is one thing whichwhich-

Christianity

which-

Christianity

which-

Christianity

I find in HinduismcontainsontnsChristianityChristian itywhichthings askedasked-

His

asked-

His

asked-

His

U What isi that the missionaryChristianity has and HinduismH has not

A SaviourSaviour-

Four

Saviour-

Four

Saviour-

FonrHis reply was striking

in Singapore are the resultresult-

of

result-

of

result-

f

mission hospitalinrecently aFour converts baptizedpatient who for fourfour-

years

four-

years

four-

yearaoff the consistent life and earnest teaching of a poor paralytic

his bedbed-

There

bed-

There

bed-

There

able to leavebeenyears has notbetween him and the Book was the testimony giveniven byfbyf-

while

bY-

tnative

by-

native

differenceThere is noChinese Christian who dieddied-

while

diedie-

whilenative frIends to the fidelity and consisooncy of a young

while engaged in missionary workwork-

If

work-

In

work-

Inwho were starving-

JI

starvingChristianssail to the natheHinduthe mist of a famine aIn need Not oneone-

accepted

one-

accepted

one-

accepted

JI If you will renounce Christ I will give yon011 all the grain you

accepted the offeroifer-

A

offer-

Athe slave of opiumsmoking gaveaeupgaveiip-

the

aeupt-

he

upup-

the

had been for thirtynine yearsA Chinese who WhenThen aeked how hehe-

had

he-

had

he-

had

and his reformreformseemedseemed likely to be permanentthe practicehad broken off the terrible habit he replied CII used my two kneesknees-

Professor

knees-

Professor

knees-

ProfessorNot until rich men come to unun-

derstand

un-

lertand

unun-

derstandof Harvard University says

Professor Everett be taken offoff-

riches

off-

riches

off-

rhhe

wealth but owe it will the cursetheirdo not oivnthat theyderstandindividual be made a blessing totothethe worldworld-

and

world-

and

world-

and

hands of theriches and wealth in theand notnotman instrument of oppressionoppression-

Iwealthy-

Christian

wealthywea1thy-

Christian

wealthy-

Christian

railroad stocks and United States bonds says astocksI have bank

in the week One of these days isis-

the

is-

the

is-

the

daysChristian These all draw interest seven

oneseventh of my income I devote to benevolent purposespurposes-

One

purposes-

One

purposes-

Onethe Lords Day So

who attended the Parliament ofof-

Religion

of-

Religion

o-

rReliin

from IndiareturnedOne of our missionariesmissiomu iesto the comcom-

parison

com-

parison

com-

parison

thus writes of it The missionaries do not objectReligion at Chicago

with heathenism at any time and in any place butut they dodo-

BOOK

do-

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BOOK

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orkWork and BlessingsBlessingsT-

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Brother RnddRu will move to SaltilloSaltillo-

theSaItillo-

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theTOLUCA Nov 171718917189-

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18901890-

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the middle of December Brother Gas-

cawavGasGas-

sawayGas-

sawayREV RRTT AYiLLixGHAM Richmond VaVa-

My

Va-

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Va-

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sawaycawav goes to Zacaticas December 1st1st-

He1st-

He1st-

HeMy Dear BrotlierBrotherII reached homehome-

yesterdayhome-

Jesttrdayhome-

yesterday

He remains temporarily until you cancan-

5endcanf-

ooend

can-

sendyesterday from a trip to SalSaltillotil lo andand-

Northernand-

Northernand-

Northern

5end us a good man for01 Zacaticas whichwhich-should

which-should

Which-

shouldNorthern MexicoMexico-

IIexico-

I

should not be later than January 1st1st-

Send1st-

Send1st-

SendI preached the commence nent sermonsermon-

for

sermon-

forelmon-

for

Send a strong man spiritually intellectintellect-ually

intellect-ually

intellect-ualfor Maderoadero Institute on Sunday nightnight-

November

night-

Novcmber

night-

November

uallyual lv and physically as that is one of ourour-

mostour-

mostour-

mostNovember 5th to five hundred people-

The

peoplepeople-

The

people-

fhe

most important fields-

Brotherfieldsfields-

Brotherfield-

fBrotherThe people stood in the aisles on eithereither-

cide

either-

Dide

either-

side

Brother Samuel Dominguez goes fromfrom-

Sanfrom-

Sanfrom-

Sancide of the church during the entire serser-

vice

ser-

vice

ser-

vice

San Pedro to assist Brother GoldsmithGoldsmith-atvice It was refreshing to meet so manymany-

brethrenmmy-

1rethrenmany-

brethren

at Guadalajara Brother Ernesto of-

Barocioofof-

Barocioof-

Baroeiobrethren and friends Such a crowdcrowd-

Irad

crowd-

lrod

crowd-

lrad

Barocio goes to Sanall PedroPedro-Miss

Pedro-Uiss

Pedro-MissIrad never been seen before in the BapBap-

tist

Bap-

tist

Bap-

tist

Miss McDaniel is spending the vacavaca-

tionvaca-

tionvaca-

tiontist church It was the anniversary of-

theofof-

the

of-

the

tion with the Goldsmiths in GuadalajaraGuadalajara-Shethe first service I held in Saltillo eleveneleven-

years

eleven-

years

eleven-

years

She will be of great service to the mismis-

sionmis-

sionmis-

sionsion Brother Francisco de P StephenStephen-son

years agoago-

Atago-

Atago-

AtAt the closing exercises in Madero InIn-

stitute

In-

6titute

In-

stitute

son and family will spend most of De-

ceinberDeDe-

cemberDe-

ember14 stitute on the night of November 8th8th-

the

8th-

the

Sth-

the

cember in GuadalajaraGuadalajara-Missthe governors of Coahuila and Nuevo LeonLeon-

presided

Leon-

presided

Leon-

presided

Miss L C Cabaniss has goneone to TenTen-

nesseeTen-

nesseeTen-

nesseepresided The girls acquitted themthem-

selves

them-

selves

them-

selves

nessee and Virginia for needednt eded restrest-Save

rest-Save

rest-Saveselves nobly reflecting greatreat credit onon-

their

on-

their

on-

their

Save a visit to Texas this is her first triptrip-home

trip-home

trip-hometheir teachers It was estimated thatthat-

one

that-

ne

that-

one

home since her appointment five yearsyears-ago

years-ago

years-agoonene thousand people were presentpresentT-

HOMAS

presen-

tfnoLS

present-

Trioarts

agoagoOur

THOMAS BEKLAXGA Esq delivered thethe-

finest

the-

finest

the-

finest

Our work here barring the usual upsups-

andups-

andups-

andfinest speech I have ever heard inin-

Mexico

in-

ltlexico

in-

Mexico

and downs incident to missionary lifelife-

islife-

islife-

isMexicoMexico-

Inltlexico-

In

is in excellent condition WeW e need andand-ask

and-ask

and-askIn company with Brethren MoseleyMoseley-

and

Moseley-

and

Mosele-

yand

ask the prayers of all devout peoplepeople-Your

people-Y

people-Yourand Gassaway I went to San RafaelRafael-

some

Rafael-

Jome

Rafael-

some

YourYor recent letter received and concon-

tentscon-

tentscon-

tentssome sixty miles east of Saltillo toto-

preach

to-

preach

to-

preach

tents noted Thanks-

FraternallyThanksThanks-

FraternallyThanks-

Fraternallypreach the dedication sermon of thethe-

new

the-

ncw

the-

new

Fraternally and affectionatelyaffectionately-Wnew church This church has passedpassed-

throughpassed-

throurrh

passed-

through

WV D POWELLPOWELL-

An

POWELL-

An

POWELL-

Anthrough some severe ordeals but thethe-

Spirit

the-

Spirit

the-

Spirit and-

there

andand-

there

and-

there

An IntroductionIntroduction-

Soocnow

IntroductionS-

OOCllOW

Introduction-

SoocrrowSpirit of the Lord seems to prevail

there seems to be great hope for thethe-

future

the-

future

the-

future

Soocnow CHINA Oct 10 18931S93-

Dear1893-

Dear1893-

Dearfuture Edward Lara the father ofof-

fiftyfour

of-

fiftyfonr

of-

fiftyfour

Dear Brother WittinghamWittingham-

Asfiftyfour children is a member of thisthis-

church

this-

church

this-

church

As missionaries of our Board we rere-

gardre-

gardre-

gardchurch Though eightytwo years oldold-

he

old-

he

old-

he

gard the relation that we sustain to youyou-

asyou-

asyou-

ashe is faithful in his attendance on thethe-

services

the-

services

the-

services

as Secretary as being an intimate oneone-

Allowone-

Allowone-

Allowservices at the house of God He hashas-

been

has-

been

has-

been

Allow us to extend to you a hearty welwel-

comewel-

comewel-

comebeen a valiant defender of ChristsChrists-

cause

Christs-

cause

Christs-

cause

come to this new relation and wene pray-

thepraypray-

thepray-

thecause His conversion and that of sevsev-

eral

sev-

eral

sev-

eral

the Lord that it may redound to HisHis-

gloryHis-

g19ry

His-

gloryeral of his family was the work of a-

Bible

aa-

Bible

a-

Bible

glory in the rapid spread of the gospelgospel-

amonggospel-

amonggospel-

amongBible he secured during the AmericanAmerican-

invasion

American-

invasion

American-

invasion

among the nationsnations-

Ininvasion in 18471847-

A

1847-

A

1847-

A

In the way of an introduction to ourour-

stationour-

stationour-

stationA recent graduate of MaderolInderoInstilInderoInsti-tute

Insti-

tute

InstiInsti-

tute

station will you take a trip with meme-

fromme-

fromme-

fromtute has gone to finish her studies in thethe-

Judson

the-

Judson

the-

Judson

from Shanghai where your steamersteamer-

fromsteamer-

fromsteamer-

fromJudson at Marion Alabama from America lands to our place ofof-

I

of-

I

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TIME

178 TilE FOHEIGN lIISSIO JOUHNAI4-

work

JOUHNAI4JOURNAL-

workwork WeTe start in tlw mening alioutaliout-dark

about-dark

baptize three convcrts one man aboutabout-fifty

about-fiftydark on a nate boat drawn by n stcamstcam-

Iannchsteam-

launchfifty years old who has heen nn appliappli-cant

appli-cantIannch About dybreak we pas QuinQuin-

sanQuili-

sancant for OC1 a yea1und two bright littelitte-girls

litte-girlssan a walled eity where we havelHe a Bap-

tistBaph3a-

ptistgirls fmm our Sundar Fchool This isis-

theis-

thetist church of teu or twehe uHmbersuHmbers-without

members-without

the third lillle I hao bcen permitted toto-

baptizeto-

baptizewithout a pastor At 10 A lL we alal-

withinareare-

withinbaptize this year awl the scc0ud timo inin-

ourin-

ourwithin tile walls of oochow a eity ofof-

tboutof-

aboutour new baptistery It costs ahoutahout-twentysix

about-twentysixtbout fhe hundred thousand inhahiinhahi-

tantsinhabi-

tantstwentysix eeuts to fill the baptiHtery

tants On a rery busy strect not farfar-from

far-

fromThis makc ten persons haptized thisthis-year

this-yearfrom thecentreofthe centre of the city we find ourour-

lottlrtlr-

Iotyearyear rhe church 110riow llumben sixtysixty-one

sixty-oneIot which is some thirty steps wide fiIldfiIld-

eightyand-

eightyone memhers thirtfour lUales andand-twcl1tysuen

and-twentyseveneighty deep As we enter we plS bcbc-

tweenbe-

tweentwcl1tysuen femalus andair eonsideringeonsidering-thcirtween two small rooms which are ued-

foruedused-

forthcir sl1rroundills they will comparo-f1

comparocompare-favorablyfor personal converation with the peopeo-

plepeo-

plef1favorablyombly with churches at homehome-

Iple thence through a goodsizedoldsi7ed conrtconrt-and

court-and

1 began to hold Sunay night scniceservices-lastand into the chapel Back of the chapelchapel-

islast Sunday the first of tho kind everever-tried

ever-triedis onr dwelling house buih of hrickhrick-

havingbrick-

havingtried here Heretofore the crICS lunelune-been

have-beenhaving two stories aud fonr rooms withwith-

otherwith-

otherbeen mornings md afrernoons onIy

other needed rooms attachedattached-I

The first niht JJleetilJmeeting was quite a suesue-ees

suc-cessI should be jlad to hare yon go withwith-

mewith-

nieees there beinbeing one hunr1red and oneone-present

one-presentme to some of the largetownslarge towns and manymany-

yil1aesIrony-

villapresent as compared with sixty oror-8Centy

or-seventyyil1aesvilla es al111 hamlt1ts of this great plainplain-

hutplain-

but8Centy in the afternoon though thehut let nus 5pecial1y look at the largelarge-

walledlarge-

walledbaptim brought 80me of thesethese-

Iwalled citycity of AVoosihYoosihjustjust thirty milesmiles-west

miles-west

I started this night meetinmeeting in orderorder-that

order-thatwest from here 011 the Grand CanalCanal-

whereCanal-

wherethat I might preach twict to the dmrchdmrch-without

church-withoutwhere p are so anxious for two withoutmcn toto-

heto-

beintrfering with 111illy SUliday

he sent out to open workwork-Ye

work-We

afternoon preaehin in the market II-aho

I-

alsoWeYe Mrs1 rs B and J are the oay BB-

rIST

BAPBAP-

TIST

aho thought more hearwll lIlight comerIST FomIGX USSIOXmES WITHIX A RIHlSRIHlS-OF

RADIIS-1FFORTI

because frce from their worworkk of the dayOF1FFORTIFORTY IILE5 it being oer eighty milesmiles-from

miles-from

Of conre the surces of the mterillg isis-

yetis-

yetfrom hanghai to thithis plnce Our churchchurch-here

church-here

yet to be proen The people do nothere has a mrmbership of teneightteneight-uati

teneightn-atives

like changeschanges-

fltechanres-

Theuatinativeses and us two and one nathe ean-gelist

eanevan-gelist

flte church continues their afternoonafternoon-meeting

afternoon-meetinggelistgelist-

Fourgelist-

Fourmeeting one of their nnmber prelehingFour years ago Ye made our home inin-

800c11owin-

Soochowhut as many of them hold an afternoonafternoon-meeting

afternoon-meeting800c11ow and long havetare we praJed andand-

plwdedand-

pkadedmeeting in the streets to pre1Ch to theplwded for a funily to join nus and heathen theywewe-

cantwe-

cauitmay give tIp the afternoonafternoon-

meetingafternoon-

meetingcant believe it will be veryery long beforebefore-we

meeting in the chapelchapel-Pray

chapel-Praywe shall be reinforced Vith this I sendsend-

oursend-

ourPray for U8U-

8Your

us-

Yourour quartedy report for the thirdthird-quarter

third-quarter

Your brother in Christquarterquarter-Vith

quarter-With

ChristCC E SIITIISIITII-

1VitlI

SMITH-

lYithWithVith our prayers and best wishes forfor-

youfor-

youyou and Christian greetings to the niem 1VitlI Fiercestbers of the Board Ilamlam-Fraternally

amam-

FmternaIJv

Opposition tllo 1reawstGreatest-Pros

1reaws-tlrogressFmternaIJv lrogresslrogressT-

OLUCOPros ressressT-

OLUCOT C BRIIToxBRIITo-xP

Biurro-P

TOLUCO Nov 20 1893P O ShanghaiShanghai-

OanmIOSIIA

ShanghaiO-

GBO3rOSrrAw

Dear Brother nillinglwmnillinglwm-Yesterday

lfilliugham-YesterdayOanmIOSIIAw WV AFRICAAFRIC-

ASeptAFRIC-

ASept

Yesterday was an exciting day II-went

I-

wentSept 262618931893 went out some twenty miles to openopen-work

open-workDear BrotherBrother-

IJastBrother-

Lastwork in San 1tfateo WeVe traveled fourfour-miles

four-milesIJast Lords day Sept 24 was one ofof-

nrmiles in a flatboat across the beautiful

111 good days for I was permitted to LermaLet lake The members gave us a cor

TIlE FOREIGN MISSION JOURNALJOURNAL-

vlial

TOUItNAL 179-

city

179179-

Halvlial welcome but the people stared at-

usatat-

usat-

U5

city Our hall is upstairs and on a backback-street

back-street

back-streetus as though we were wild animals WeWe-

heardWe-

heardVoV-

ohardstreet With two thousand dollars wewe-

couldwe-

couldwe-

couldheard of manymany threats they had mademade-

igainstmaemael-

gainstmade-

againstcould purchase a lot and build a suitablesuitable-chapel

suitable-chapel

suitable-chapeligainst us Soon a crowd of thirty oror-

fortyor-

fortyor-

fortychapel I do not favor buildingbuildinO costlycostly-church

costly-chureh

costly-churchforty men passed the house severalseveral-

timesseveral-

timc3several-

timeschurch houses in foreign fields CanCann youyou-not

you-not

you-nottimes the women and some of the menmen-

weremen-

weremen-

werenot find some one who will give us thethe-

moneythe-

moneythe-

motleywere much frightened I told them thatthat-the

that-the

that-the

money to build our church-The

churchchurch-The

church-fhthe arm of the Lord was about us and no-

harmnono-

liarmno-

harmThefh Methodists own property and ex-

pectexex-

pectex-

pectharm would come to usus-

Asus-

Asus-

Aspect to build next year The Presby-terians

PresbyPresby-terians

Presby-teriansAs we were leaving many came out ofof-

theirof-

theirof-

theirterians built a beautiful church some-

yearssomesome-

yearssome-

yearstheir houses with their guns and dede-

portedde-

portedde-

portedyears agoago-

Thereago-

Thereago-

Thereported themselves in a most threateningthreatening-manner

threatening-manner

threatening-manner

There has been a revolution in GuerGuer-

reroGuer-

reroGuer-

reromanner But no harm was done to usus-

Oftenus-

Oftenus-

Oftenrero which has prevented my going toto-

thatto-

thatto-

thatOften when the opposition is fiercest thethe-

greatestthe-

greatestthe-

greatestthat State The good news comes thatthat-the

that-the

that-thegreatest progress is mademade-

Ithe revolutionists have surrendered-

Fraternallysurrenderedsurrendered-

Fraternallysurrendered-

FraternallyI do not believe that we will be able toto-

rentto-

rentto-

rentFraternally yours

rent a suitable house for worship in this yoursWWV D POWELLPOWE-

LLFOR

POWE-

LLFOR

POWE-

LLFORFOR SPECIAL STUDYSTUDY-WeWeVc giveivc below the subjects as arar-

angedar-

rungelar-

rangedStudy TopicsTopicsEarlyEarly settlement CaustCaust-

ofGaltf-

o

Cause-

ofanged foror the first six months of 18941894-

forISD-

4for

1894-

forofo failure of early missions Changes fromfrom-afor missionarymlSIOIUn meetingsmeetings-

JANUARYmeet1llsmeet1llsJ-AXUAltYmeetings-

JANUARYa monarchmonarchy to a republic Political revolurevolu-

tionrevolu-

tionscvolu-

tiOMJANUARYJANUARY-China

JANUARY-

ChinaJAXUAlt-

YChinl1ution providential openings for the preachingpreaching-ofChinaChinl1u Ask of me and I shall give-

theegivegive-

theegive-

theeof the gospel A corrupt papacy hImmorImmor-ality

Immor-ality

amoramor-

alitythee the heathen for thine inheritanceinheritance-Missionaries

inheritance-Mi8ionaries

inheritance-Missionaries

ality of the priests Superstition of the people-APRIL

peoplepeople-APRIL

peopl-eAPUIJMissionaries 36W native assistants 2626-

stations

26-

stations

26-

stations

APRILAPRIL-Cuba

APUIJ-CllbnH

APRIL-Cubastations 46 churches 11 membershipmcmberhip9-

3RCubaCllbnH Fear not for I have redeemedredeemed-

theeredteIlled-

theeredeemed-

thee038 baptisms 75 schools 11 scholarsscholars-

3G0

cholar3-

HO

thee thou art minemine Missionaries

300 Contributions 172280172280-Study

172289-Study

12Sns-tud

20 stations 17 churches 5 membermember-ship

member-ship

member-shipStudystud Topics 1Xavierutier and ike succes-

sand

successsucces-

sand

succs-

afldship 2201 baptisms 169 schools 8-

scholar88-

scholar8-

scholarand result of the Jesuittmtl missionsnW8wns RollRoll-

Morrison

Ilobt-

Morrison

JobtJ-

fnrriBfHl

scholar 900 Contributions3000Contributions3000-Study

Contributiolls3OOO-Stlltl

Con tributions3000-StudyMorrison and the value of hihif worklcor TheThe-

China

The-

China

Plte-

Chiuu

StudyStlltl TopicsTopicsCubasCubas past CubasCubas-

presentCubas-

preBenl

Cubas-

presentChina Inland mission Our mmionarymmionary-

women

1fiioJ1arlf-

IJtMU

miesionaryw-

woliten

present CubasOuba future Perils of succmsuccm-Difficulties

fllCCNI-

filTiIulti

success-

Difficultieswomen thf newsstitjiuecIsI ofof their work Our newnew-

laborers

new-

laborers

new-

laborers

DifficultiesilTiIulti as impulses to duty The BibleBible-

inBible-

inBible-

inthin in Cuba and for Cuba SchoolsSchools-MAY

School-sMl

Schools-MAYlaborers forforthis fieldfield-

FEIiRUARYjidd-

fBBJUAULfield-

FEBRUARY MA-YAfrica

MAYMAY-

AfricaMlYY-

AfrieauFEIiRUARY-

IndiansFEIiRUARYfBBJUAULl-

utliallsFEBRUARY-

Indians The crooked shall be mademade-

straightmad-

e8traihtmade-

straight

AfricaAfrieau From beyondbeyon the rivers ofof-

Ethiopiaof-

Ethiopiaof-

EthiopiaIndiansand the roimh places plain andand-

the

and-

the

and-

the

Ethiopia mymy suppliants shall bringbring-my

bring-

mybring-

mystraight offering Missionaries1 9 nativenative-assistants

natinative-aisistant

ee-

asiFtantLordLorll5hallshall bee revealedrevealed-

Missionariesrcyeaed-

1lisionaricsrevealed-

At

myof thelorvthe gloryory assistants 7 stations 7 churches 44-

membership4-

memler5hip4-

membershipwork in Indian Temtory-

andTerrItoryTerrItory-

and

Territory-

andMissionariesAt isio11aries at 111

membership 144 baptisms 20 schools1300001100001 ofof-

which

of-

which

of-

whichPopulationand Oklahoma 3 scholars 125 Contributions 2158021580-

Study21580-

Stml21580-

StudyIndians the rest whiteswhites-

aiStiiiiyIToiics

whItes-

and

whites-

andwhich 60000 are StudyStml TopicsTopicsTheThe present condition ofof-

interioroj-

1Ltaiu1

of-

interiorand negroeinegroei-Shul

neroe-Study

interior AfricaA fricu The conflict between MoMo-

hammedanismJfo-

hammedanirlnIf00-

hammedaniwlcitizenshipcitizenship-

in

aiStiiiiyIToiics Their destinytitstiuShulStudy TotiesTheirbe made citwm in-

the

inin-

the

11l11-

lthe

hammedanism and Christianity for the pospos-

sessionpopo-

session

pos-

sessionin the nation shall thrysession of Africa The work already donedone-

bif

clone-

by

done-

blJTheir a periodperiod-

ofGod 1 pastofthe Kingdom 0

bif Christian missionaries Hopeful featuresfeatures-of

shall their juturefuture-

vtone

juture-done

JlttIl1e-

itoneof oppression and wrong it ObliObli-

gationsObli-

gal

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gationsof the 7Vork Dangers attendingmost grati-

fying

gratigrat-iLng

grall-

JlingPass successdoneitone for the jxutJa fvtoneLng Chodaics and otherothe-

rtvilicdtribcs

other-

cidlized

other-

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gationsgal ions of America to evangelize AfricaAfrica-JUNE

Africa-JUNE

Africa-JUNEJling specially among JUNEJUNE-

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MexicoJUN-

EUexicouCatholc zeal amongamong-

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andGor-

land

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andbe outstrippedoutstripp-

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the red men Shall baptists and thou shalt know no other GodGod-

butGod-

butGod-

hutlhmblby others but me and beside me there is nono-

Saviourno-

Saviourno-

SaviourMARCH-

Tirazil1LlUCH-

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Brazil the voice of the-

Loid

thethe-

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the-

lJulSaviour Missionaries 22 native asisasst-ants

asis-tants

aSEaSE-

tantsI heardTirazilrazilWhom shall I send and-

who

andand-

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and-

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tants 10 stations 33 churches 30-

membership3030-

membership30-

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membership 1014 baptisms 94 schoolswho will go for us Contributions 15261526-

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people

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people

2 scholars 113am I send

Missionariesme And

18 nativego

assisassis-

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Study TopicsTOIicsTheThe inquisition TJieTJie-

BibleTheThe-

Bible

The-

Biblepeople Bible unknown The call for missionariesmissionaries-

Mexicos

missionaries-

Mericos

missionaries-

Mexicoschurches 12 memmem-

bership

mem-

bershipSiptantstan tA 6 stations 3496 ContribuContribu-

tions

ContrIbu-

tions

Contribu-

tions

Mexicos need of education Romanism thethe-

curse

the-

curse

the-

cursebership 453 baptismscurse oj MexicoMexicathethe Gospel her only hopehope-

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LeafletJANUAIIY 1894189-

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7 Leaflet Xeed for IrayerforChineseIrayerforChinese-Christians

Prayer for ChineECChineE-CChritians

Chinese-ChristiansChristians by RevRRev R T BryanBryan-

SIt will be undcrstood that the Program as prepre-

paredpre-

paredS SelectedSelpctcdlllllsicmusic

pared is implvply suggestive Those in charge areare-expected

fire-

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THE FOREIGN MISSION JOURNALJOURNAL-

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Shanghai but now on his vacation inin-this

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for the Christies masses on the frontierfrontier-forthis country WhileThilc here he has beenbeen-

presentingheen-

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presentingfor the Home Missionaries S B C soso-few

ss-

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fewpresenting the cause of Chinese mismis-sions

mjmj-sions

mis-sions

few among soNI manymany-Suggested

lllaIlllla-IlSngtellsions to hundreds of interested hearershearers-

buthearcrs-

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butSuggested Scripture and Hymns ILIL-

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Gope1I-Iym11nspathies off hundreds more to carrycarrytilecarrytile-

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cent-faryand

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A special program for this day hashas-been

has-been

has-beention to missionary literature per quarterquarter-

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lIission-ary

Mission-ary8 cents per annum 30o centscents-

TheceIJt-

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timoreBal-

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extensi-eyuity

extensive-variety

timore Mdfd All interested in makingvariety of leaflets on sale at the MissionMission-Rooms

Mission-Rooms

isionision-Uooms

Christmas offeringss to Japan can securesecure-programs

secure-programs

secure-programsRooms is now in readiness It will bebe-

sentbe-

entbe-

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Com-mittees

Com-mitteessent on request to anyanyoneone remittingrcmittin aa-

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Subjects Christian Liberality TheThe-Indians

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Missions-Pray

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SUGGESTED

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give to missions with the same degree ofof-

liberalityof-

liberllitvof-

liberalityliberality that they supply themselvesthemselves-with

themselves-with

themselves-withSUGGESTED TOPICSTOPICSW-

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with necessities and luxuries that thethe-poor

thep-

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rich-ofWOMANS MISSIONARY UNIONUNION-

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of their abundance that we maymamay learnlearn-the

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learn-thethe blesednes of selfdenial for ChristChrist-that

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Suhjeds77-

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Subjectsthat manymanv men of means mayma undertakeundertake-the

undertake-theSubjects Praise The Speedy ConverConver-

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ChinaCountries-

ChinaCountries-

ChinaPravPrl forfo increae of misionary forceforce-for

forcef-

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forChina AfricaAfrica-Pray

Afri1-Pray

Africa-Pray

for the health of the missionaries and forfor-

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their familiesfamilies-Suggested

fiuniIi-csSueted

falnilies-Slitin our generation that theth whole churchchurch-

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fultll-ment

fulfill-ment

Cor viiilii 112 Rom x 817 GospelGospel-Hymns

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Gospe-lhymnsment of Christs lasta8t command DiscipleDisciple-

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Subjects Moreore Missionaries PapalPapal-Countries

Papa-lCountriesItaly

Papa-lCountriesItalyend PrayPm for Chinas millions for itsits-

missionariesits-

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missionariesCountriesCountriesItalyItaly Brazil MexicoMexico-

PrayMexico-

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Pray-for

Pray-for

Pray for large numbers of men andand-women

and-women

and-womenfor the healinghra1in of AfricaAfrica-

SuggestedAfrla-

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MoxnAlaymen and physicians may dveive themthem-selves

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them-selvesMONDAYOSD JANUARY S8-

SubjectS-

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mis-8ions

mis-sionsSubject Outpouring of the Holy SpiritSpirit-

PraySpilit-

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Holythe-

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churchesthe-

dmrchesthe-

churchesto give up their children for Gods workwork-

inwork-

inwork-

inchurches and societies during the week ofof-

prayerof-

praerof-

prayerin foreign landslands-

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Susprayer that throughout the year a spiritspirit-of

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Subjectsof Christs body the world overover-Suggested

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over-Suggested

Subjects Personal Consecration CubaCuba-Lord

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Cuba-LordSuggested Scripture and II inns ActsActs-

iiActs-

tiLord what wilt thou have me to dodo-

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Gospe-lHymns

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To every man his workwork-Pray

work-Pray

work-PrayHymns 128 03 223223-

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ofTUESDAYTUJ3I AyY JANUARY 99-

Subjects9-

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the-purpose

the-purposeSubjects Increase of faith The HomeHome-

BoardHom-

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of-80uls

of-SoulsBoardBoard-

Prayllord-

PrayBoard-

Praysouls that our souls and bodies may bebe-

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Suggested

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From the following W11VlIM U Societies-boxes

SocietiesSocieties-boxtS

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have-been

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StreetChinese SigliteSiglite-

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properlyaJl-

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shopsThc-

shopsThe-

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particolored-paper

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Slaterpaper idol masses of white and golpgolp-

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baskets of variegated paper flowersflowers-

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drawwe-

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this

ehanged-into

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Grace why do you wear those glovesgloves-with

gorc3-wIth

glover-withinto a praer of thankfulnes as we enterenter-

thisenter-

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helrd-you

heard-youthis open doordoor and see what God hathhath-

wroughthath-

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nice-gloveswrought Here in our city chapel sitssits-

thesits-

thesits-

thegloves than any other part of an outfitoutfit-

Ithe waitingwaitin congregation of ChristiansChristians-There

Chrirtans-There

Christians-There

I know these gloves do not look atat-all

at-all

at-allThere is a longono board partition separatseparat-

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them-morc

them-moreing the men and women The space onon-

bothon-

bothon-

bothmore than any pair 1 ever hadhad-

Thatshad-

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commu-nion

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U Thats queer talk for youou I cant seesee-how

see-how

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cottoncotton-gloves

cotton-gloesthey have No one can doubt theirtheir-

truththeir-

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truthgloves when every oneoil elseese wears kidskids-

Thesekids-

Thesekids-

Thesetruth Right in the heart of thisthis-

heathenthis-

heathenthis-

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rememberYon-

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street-Christian

street-Christian

remember our pastor preached a StirlingStirling-missionary

ftinstirs-missionary

iugiug-missionaryChristian services are held everyeven Sun-

daySunSun-

daySun-

daymissionary sermon sonie six weeks agoago-

Heago-

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Ileday In this chapel everyevery week dayday-

thereday-

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of-the

of-thethere is preaching to the heathen TheThe-

doorsThe-

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feltdoors are thrown open and the crowdcrowd-

comescrowd-

comescrowd-

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and-yet

and-vetcomes and goes at its willwillsomesome daysdays-

hundredsdays-

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coming-fromhundreds some days thousands hear thethe-

goodthe-

goodthe-

good

from-A

fromfrom-Agood news Of the results of thisthis-

broadcastthis-

broadcastthis-

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mybuying-

mybroadcast sowing who canan speak 1 OnlyOnly-

theOnly-

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camecame-why

came-whythe Father knows Some day there willwill-

bewill-

beiiliil-

bewhy not make some sacrifice for mismis-sion

miR-

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forboth-

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thinkcould-

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those-Who

those-who

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little effort but I bought these for 25-

cents2525-

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centsCLAUDIA J WHITEWHITE-

Canton

WHITE-

Canton

VITE-

Canton

cents and gave 1 to missions This isis-

whyis-

whyis-

whywhy I enjoy wearing these plain cottoncotton-gloves

cotton-gloves

cotton-glovesCanton China gloves N

THE FOREIGN MISSION JOURNALJOURNAL-

The

183183-

lhe

183l-

awThe Story of BlossomBlossom-

The

Ulossom-

The

Blossom-

The

law but a daughter inin truth Though sheshe-

failsshe-

failsshe-

failsfails in all elseshe must obey her mothermother-inlaw

mother-inJa

mother-inlawThe following story was arranged toto-

beto-

beto-

beinlawinlaw-

HerinJainlaw-

IIerww-

lIeIbe used in connection with thetheJrogramtheJrogram-for

programprogram-for

program-

for

Her husband is also imperative in hishis-

moodshi-

moodshis-

moodsfor Ingathering of Christinas OfferingsOfferings-lor

trerings-tor

moods and obedience to him as well asas-

theai-

thea4-

thelor JapanJapan-

The

Japan-

llIe

Japan-

The

the eldeis of the household must be unun-

questioningUl-

lqUtstioningun-

questioning divorcedi her forfor-

thefor-

thefor-

theliequestioning can orcethe girlgirl-

unlikegirl-

unlikegirl-

unlikeThe childhood of Japanese

trivial but in OrientalOriental-lands

Oriental-lands

Oriental-landsthe most causescau es

unlike that of her Hindoo sister is a-

comparativelyaa-

comparativelya-

comparatiely lands the sword of domesticlaw only cutscuts-

incuts-

incuts-

inand it wouldwould-

bewoul-

bewould-

becomparatively happy one is vested inin-

hiiu-

himin-

himin one direction The rihtbe interesting to sketch it in detail butbut-

webut-

webut-

we hihimintoto divorce her for beingbeingclllSedcursed with aa-

contagiousa-

ua-

contathe important-period

importantimportant-period

important-period

niuat hasten to morewe u contagiousconta ious disease for jealousy forfor-

chatteringfor-

chatteringfor-

chatteringwomanhoodwomanhood-

Forperiod of early chattering and the like Little BlosBlos-

somsBlos-

somsBlos-

somsFor the sake of an definite name wewe-

willwe-

willwe-

will soms obedience to her husband must bebe-

so

be-

so

be-

soheroine Hans flower oror-

blossomor-

blofomwill call or-

blossotiiour andand-

canand-

canand-

canthat he has the rightcompleteblossom WeVe will fancy that the parentsparents-

belongparents-

belongparents-

belong

solife of andand-

obedienceand-

obedienceand-

obediencecan sell her into a infamy

the better middle class theythey-

arethey-

arethey-

arebelong to obedience even to sin is a test off rightright-

eousnessright-

eousnessright-

eousnessorder notnot-

ofnot-

ofnot-

ofare oi the old knightly thoughof the more aristocratic section of thisthis-

clasthis-

claBthis-

class

eousnessIIII-

You

II-

You

II-

youclasclas-

OurclaB-

Ourclass-

OurOur Blossom like manyInane other girls ofof-

herof-

herof-

herYouyou perceive that therethel is not a veryvery-

brightvery-

brighteryery-

brIghther clas in Japan is a veritable flowerflower-with

flower-with

flower-with

bright prospect of happiness for BlossomBlossom-but

Blossom-

butBlossoll-

lhutwith cheeks to use at Japanese phrasephrase-the

phrase-the

phrase-the

but shehe tries to be content with thethe-

scantythe-

Beantythe-

scantythe color of cherry and with dark eyeeye-

whoseeye-

whoseeveseves-

whosescanty rays of heartsunshine thatthat-brighten

that-brighten

that-brightenwhose lustre makes a foreign observerobserver-

forgetohenerf-

orgetobserver-

forgetbrighten her homeandho uuie and at length mothermother-hood

mother-hoo1

mother-hoodforget that they are almondshaped InIn-

herIn-

her11-

1herhood comes to her as a solace but eveneven-that

even-

thateven-

thather graceful longsleeved robe withwith-broad

with-broad

with-broad

that joy is not of long duration Her-little

HerHer-

littleHer-

littlebroad bright girdle around her slenderslender-waist

slender-wnist

slender-waist

little one dies Buddhism taught herherbyherby-her

byby-

herbv-

herwaist shehe patters alongalon on wooden clogsclogs-

throughclogs-

throughclogs-

throughher parents sheds a light it is true overover-

theoyer-

theover-

thethrough the streets of her native citycity-

anddty-

andcity-

andthe babys graverave but its sombre revealreveal-ings

revali-ngs

reveal-ingsand down the path of destinyus well for-

sheforfor-

shefor-

sheings are worse than darknes It tellstells-

hertells-

hertells-

hershe is now fifteen and as her parentsparents-desire

parents-dcsire

parents-desire

her that the child hasgropedhas groped its wearyweary-way

wearr-way

weary-waydesire it she must begin to prepare forfor-

herfor-

herfor-

herway out into a strange region darkeneddarkened-by

darkened-by

darkened-byher marriagemarriage They have long sincesinceinc setset-

tledset-

tledetet-

tIedby a dreary mountain andaw threaded byby-

atled the H husband question TheyThey-betrothed

They-betrothed

rhey-bctrot

a gloomy river on whose banks a horri-ble

horrihorri-ble

horri-hIebetrothedbctrot hed her in childhood to the son ofof-

anof-

anof-

anble old cronecrone waits to seize the souls of-

theofof-

theof-

thean old family friend she has seen hishis-

face

his-

faehis-

facethe children and send themthemwhitherthemwhithert-hink

themwhitherd-rink

whitherwhither-

thinkface a few times but hahas no real acquaintacquaint-

ancethink you To a stormy purgatorypurgatory-where

purgatory-where

nurgatorv-

whereance with him and the weddingday is-

s

isis-

appointedis-

1ppointdwhere fired baby hands mut toil day byby-

clay

by-

day

by-

days appointed through the intercession of a-

gobetweenaa-

gobetweena-

gobetweenday buildinghuildin great Ftoue house withwith-

littlewith-

littlewith-

little and tendertender-

caressefstend-

ccarcsestender-

caressessgobetweengobetween-

Theylittle fingers meant for toys

They arrayarnn her for the bridal ceremonyceremony-

ineremonyeremony-

incaressefscaressefs-

Thecarcses-

Thecaressess-

Thein a snowysnowy robe of silk they drape aa-

white

a-

white11-

whiteThe unhappy young mother thinks toto-

ease

to-

case

to-

casewhite veilveilaboutabout her pretty head and-

thusandand-

thusand-

thuscase her grief by a pilgrimage to the far-

famedfarfar-

famedfuf-

amedthus attired she drinks the nuptial winewine-

thatwine-

thatwile-

thatfamed shrine or holy light among thethe-mountains

the-mountains

the-

inountainsthat makes her a bride It is a gala timetime-

oftime-

oftime-

ofmountains of a distant province WithWith-

herWith-

herVith-

herof vinedrinking feasting and exchangexchang-

ingtxchantxchan-

in

exchang-

ingher motherinlaw she joins the vaftvaft-multitudes

vast-

multitudesutut-

multitudesingin of presents Samsamkudo three-

timesthreethree-

timesthree-

timesmultitudes three hundred thousandthousand-strong

thousand-strong

thousand-strongtimes three are the tinvtin cup of wedwed-

dingwed-

dingwed-

dingstrong that every year finds its wayway-

throughWIY-

throughwayway-

throughding wine she drinks with her husbandhusband-

andhushand-

andhusband-

andthrough green valleys and rugged mounmoun-

tainmoun-

tainInouniInoun-

itainand parentsinlaw and as a closing feafea-

turefta-

tnrefea-

turetain passes and over rushing rivers toto-

theseto-

thceto-

theseture of the ceremony she and the bridebride-

groombride-

groom

bride-

groomthese altars peculiarly sacred to AmidaAmida-

theAinida-

theAmida-

thedrink from the same kettle ofof-

wineof-

wine

of-

winethe Boiiudles Buddha The two pilpil-

grimspit-

grim5

pil-

grimsgroomwine until the supply is exhaustedexhausted-This

exhauted-This

exhausted-

Thisgrims plod wearily along staff in handhand-

prayinghnnd-

prayinghand-

prayingThis signifies that together they mustmust-

quaffmust-

quaffmust-

quaffpraying as they go Save eternaleternal-Buddha

eternal-Buddha

eternal-Buddhathe bitter and the sweet from thethe-

gobletthe-

gobletthe-

gobletBuddha At last thethetempletemple is reachedreached-

andreached-

andreached-

andquaff

and jut at the hour when the curtaincurtain-

beforecurtain-

beforecurtain-

beforeof lifelife-

NoHfe-

Nolife-

Nogoblet

No priest is present to make an invoca-

tioninvocainvoca-

tioninvoca-

tionbefore the veryerY holy of holies rises toto-

discloseto-

dic1oseto-

disclosetion of the gods and no religious elementelement-

enterselement-

enterselement-

entersdisclose the sacred images Again andand-

againand-

aainand-

a17ainthe again they revisit the temple to worshipworship-

butworhip-

bntworship-

butinto ceremonv-

Ourenters ceremonyceremony-

Ourceremony-

OurOur youthful bridebrid enterenWter not a daintydainty-

newdainty-

newdainty-

newbut a journey to the temple of holyholy-

lightholy-

lightholy-

lighthome of her own but the old homehome-

steadhome-

steadhome-

steadlight isis not sufficient to cure an aching-

heartachingaching-

heartachinachin-

heartnewstead belonging to her parentsinlaw andand-

becomes

and-

becomes

and-

becomesheart and little Blossom footpore andand-

wearyand-

wenryand-

weary her seeking thethe-

TIlE

the-

Tim

trudges on waybecomes to them not a mere daughterin weary

184 THE FOKEIGX MISSION JUUUNALJUUUNAL-

great

JUUHAL-

great

JOURNAL-

greatgreat citych of Osaka She has heard muchmuch-

ofmuch-

ofmuch-

ofof herh daightermlaw WornPorn by hotho-

frtt111ntho-

rrequeiitho-

retlutntof the Saviuurprmce htku andmid-

thinksand-

thinksand-

thinksrrequeiit pourings upon it the web gives-way

givesgives-

wayivlBivlB-

Wlthinks that lie perhaps may listen oo-

her0-

hero-

herwayWl a she empties the contents of thethe-dipper

til-ehptr

the-dapperher pleading and her child some lty enen-

terPI-

1tel

en-

terdipper upm it and the crystal trcarHstream-flow

trcarH-tII

reamream-Howter Paradise throughI hisIn eompiioiiateeompiioiiate-

aidcom pllImttepllImtte-

aiHowtII through to the ground Bless dd-

hed-

hl

d-

lieaidai he Buddhafllllhlhl Poor Blosom is15 free firfir-this

fItt-ltl

f iti-

tthisaidTheThe temple of Tennoji is lare andand-

famousal1l-

famousacrd-

famousthistltl is the certain signin thinks the rere-

joicingh-

jOtillgre-

joicingfamous and interested in the tall red ptpt-

godapl-

PotIn

pa-

godajoicing womanWu 111 11 half ignorant of herher-

laithlwl-

faher-

faithgodaPotIn that rises in the groundsrol1nds ou wouldwould-scarcely

would-carcel

would-carcely

laithlaith-Yes

fafaith-Yesit hh-

Yescarcelycarcel v notice an unpretending littlelittle-chapel

little-chapel

little-chapel

Yes Blosoms tender soul isi free to bebe-

rebornlc-

rebornbe-

rebornchapel close at hand Its wallswallsarceaanre letoonletoon-ed

rctoon-ed

tctoon-ed

reborn and gain someOllt distant hope ofof-

Para11-

1Paralbeifif-

Ptralieed with garmentsarlllnts worn out by happy chilchil-

drendill-

drellchil-

drenParaParalbelie She has known the best thatthat-the

that-the

that-thedren and ithehe fanciful toys dropped fromfrom-

childishflO-

mchildihfrom-

childishthe highest of all paganpa to creeds can dodo-

fordo-

tordo-

forchildish fingers when death laid themthem-motionless

thtm-motiollles

them-inotionles

for womanhoodwomanhood-

Dont

wOlllanhou-

llfuut

wotnanitood-

Dontmotionless The Saviourprince ShoSho-toku

hoho-

tokuho-

tokutoku is veryvelvery pitiful thinks the poorpoor-mother

poo-rmotler

poor-mother

Dont DontDont-A

fUI1fUI1-

A

DalltyyDalltyy-Amother and it maymay he if I bringbrin somesome-

ofsome-

ofsome-

ofA lady who has jut returned to herher-

nativehcl-

nativeher-

nativeof my darlings little clothes asa an offeroffer-ing

olferi-ncp

otler-ing

native landIan I f IIr al brief rest after twentytwenty-years

twenty-Vtar3

twenty-yearsingincp He may hear me and lead the chillIchild-

intochill-

Iintchilli-

intoyearsVtar3 of iniionuymi tionuyiluJ laborJah in China sayssays-

Isays-

Itystys-

Iintoint ParadiseParadise-Poor

PlrltleP-oor

Paradise-Poor

I never suee wornO1l a in Aiarritu pavingpaving-out

pangpang-outPoor Blossom retraces her steps andand-

atand-

atand-

atout moneyIIlHW for useles1tlille arteles of adornadorn-ment

attorn-ment

adorn-ttaentat last reaches home tired and heartheart-

sorelllrtF-

oreheart-

sorement without an impulse to cryen outout-

Dout-

Dout-

Dsore but feeling that she lias done whatwhat-she

what-she

IwtIwt-

heD Wtdoiitnt dont Do vou01 know mytninv deardear-

sistursdear-

HistIdear-

sistersshehe could for the eternal safety of herher-child

htr-child

her-child

sisturs tlhit thirtythin dI llar will keep twotwo-girls

two-uirls

two-girlschild She has little to hopetope for inin thisthis-

lifethithi-

lifethis-

lifegirls in school a whole yearyearlar in ChinaChina-Only

Chinaf-nly

China-Onlylife for although her husband isi notnot-

unkindnot-

unkindOnlynly fifteen dollars apieceqiiee And thethe-need

the-

lIcdthe-

needunkind in the Oriental1 ense of0 f thatthat-word

tthat-word

I latlat-

wordneed for Ohrinian educationa amongamong-the

among-the

among-theword yet when weW remember thatthat-

loyaltythat-

loyaltthat-

loyaltythe there i thatgirls so presing nvinynviny-of

mwmw-of

mtnv-ofloyalty iss onlyonh bindingtJinain nnn her and thatthat-

shethat-

shethat-

sheof the missionaries themselvestlwrnpl c out ofof-

theof-

th3of-

theshe mustmilst bear with unfailing allall-

unfaithfulnessall-

unfitithfulmssall-

unfaithfulnesspatience the sin illd I silariess they receive supportsupport-

oneupport-

oneunfaithfulness on his pirt we realize thethe-sadness

the-Fadness

the-sadness

two three scholars I knowone or sevsev-

eralsev-

eraleVeV-

emlsadness of family life unsweetened byby-

Christianity eral missionaries who pay the entireentire-salary

eltire-alar

entire-salaryChristianity salaryalar of a native teacherteacher-

Is11111-

1In

HI-

InIII-

InIsI itit anyallany wonder that thithis lady comcom-

ingCOll-

linncoin-

ingIn time another child isi born andalHllifealHllife-brirhtcns

lifelife-

brightenslife-

brightensinginn back toto this country where wo livelive-Uvishlv

1i1-

ihilthlive-

lavishlybrightens for jut a little space and thenthen-she

then-shtlies

t tenten-

sheUvishlv and1UI spend moneyIUqlitY lavishly forfor-

triflefor-

trif1efor-

triflesheshtliesdies and then she sinks down soso-

herso-

herso-

hertrifle that we con d verycry Veilwell do withwith-out

wIth-ont

with-oather friends believe into the hurible hellhell-

devisedhel-

lfeisedhell-

devisedout feels like racingrahin a voice in protestprotes-tJiit

protls-tTlt

protest-Justdevised by Buddhist imagination for unun-

happyun-

happyun-

happyJiit think for only fifteen dollars aa-

poira-

pora-

poorhappy mothers such as shehe They arar-

rayar-

rayar-

raypoir heathen girlirl canan be kept in jhooljhool-aray her lifeles form according to cuscus-

tomcus-

tomIISII-

Stoma wholewho yearYearpal For fifteen dollars sheshe-can

she-can

she-cantom in her white brillbridllil rob8rh and perper-

formper-

formper-

formcan be1 taught to read her Bible and bebe-instructed

bt-instrnctpd

be-instructedform with punctiliou caiveal the ceremonyceremony-

prescribedceremony-

prescribelceremonyceremony-

prescribedinstructed in the plan of salvationsalvation-How

salvation-How

ahation-Howprescribed by BuddhismBuddhism-

LittleBwldhim-

LittleBuildhim-

LittleHow many dollars do youou spend a yearyear-in

yar-in

year-inLittle Blossoms motherinlaw IKh IonicsIonics-

toin ribbons and laces and fancyfiwc articlesarticles-thto the fanatical BuddhistBIHIII It it sectcet of XichXich-

erenXih-

erenNish-

erenth it are not reallyral necessarynelesSr either forfor-

comfortfor-

comfortfor-

comforteren and at her solicitation the customcustom-of

CIttOIJ1-

ofcrtstiitri-

ofcomfort or adornment HowIII many ofof-you

of-yon

of-yonof the sect is followed in order that thethe-

poorthe-

poorthe-

pooryon could support a girl in one of thethe-miionary

the-miionan

the-tnkzionarypoor young mothers soulsonllllaymayrugs at last bebe-

freebe-

freebe-

freemiionary schools without a dollar ofof-

outrideof-

olltideof-

outsidefree from purgatorial pain in the lake ofof-

liorrorof-

horrorof-

horroroutride help If even one who lovesloves-Jesus

loves-Tsu

loves-Jesushorror into which they think she hashas-

fallen1m-

3iitllenhas-

fallenJesus could beb p rsuaded to denyden herselfherself-useless

hertelf1-sfIess

herself-uselessfallen The mother purchases a cottoncotton-

clothIotton-

clothcotton-

clothuseless articles of adornment this yearyear-and

year-antI

year-andcloth inscribed with sacred characterscharacters-

Thischaracters-

Thisharaetlls-

Thisand cat theth amount into the LordsLords-treasury

Lorll-trtmmry

tortlst-reasuryThis she suspends by four bamboo polespoles-

overpoIs-

overpoles-

overtreasury what a glorious ingathering ofof-souls

of-sonls

of-soulsover the frail wooden table bearingblrtll litlit-

tleBlossoms11-

ttleBlossotnslIewlit-

tleBinssotnssouls in heathen land 1804lSU would witwit-ness

witl-

W51wit-

nesstleBlossomstleBlossotnslIewnew spirit name by whichwhich-she

whih-she

which-she

ness If yon cannot give fifteen dollarsdollars-perhap

clollars-perhap

dollars-porhapshe will he known in the future worldworld-

Hereworld-

Hereworld-

Hereperhap you canan giveive ten or fiveP oror-one

or-OllP

or-oneHere the passerby whether fullyful1 believbeliev-

inghplipy-

illheliev-

inyone and even one dollar apiece from allall-the

all-the

all-theingill the superstitin or not pausespauses toto-

prayto-

prayto-

prthe Christian women in America wouldwould-aggregate

woul-darcgate

woul-datreratepraypr yrosaryrosary in hand and to pour a dipdip-

perdip-

perclip-

peraggregate a vat sum WhyVh not conseconse-crate

come-rate

conse-trateper full of water upon the consecratedconsecrated-

clothconspcmtf-

clothconsecrated-

clothcrate the pocketbook as well as thethe-hnnds

the-hnnl

the-handscloth Some davda v perhaps the mothermother-

takesmotanother-

takesherher-

takeshnnds and the feet the mind and thethe-will

the-wilI

the-willtakes pains to pass the spot for the sake will the head and the enrtfSekctedheart Selected

TIlE FOREIGN MISSION JOURNALJOURNAL-

Executive

JOUUNAL 185-

Executive

185185-

ExecnthcExecutive Committee NotesNotes-

December

Notes-

December

Notes-

December

Bands in our State All of the ladies exex-

pressedex-

preFedex-

pressedpressed themselves as heartily in favor-

offavorfavor-

offavor-

ofDecember 121 J 1BoSThetf The CorrespondingCorresponding-Secretary

Corresponing-Secretary

Correspondin-gSecretarylliss

of makingmakin this a chief feature of our-

workourour-

workour-

workSecretarySecretaryllissMissIiS5 Annie Armstrong reportsreports-

iiwork for the current year WeWearrangedWearranged-for

arrangedarranged-for

arranced-forii1 busy month 57257 letters written and for asocial halfhour which was quite aa-

successa-

succesa-

sueceS76 postals Thirtylive boxes to frontier-missionaries

frontierfrontier-missionaries

frontier-misBionuries

success During that time leaflets fromfrom-

thefront-

thefrom-

themissionaries have been reported since-

lastsincesince-

lastsince-

lastthe Maryland Baptist Missionary RoomsRooms-were

Rooms-were

Rooms-werelast account aggregating in value 23922392-

total2392-

total3939-

totalwere shown subscriptions for FOREIGNFOREIGN-

MISSION

FOREIGN-

MISSIONtotal to date since annual report of 7171-

boxes71-

boxe71-

boxesMISSION1 ISSto JouiiNAL OurOurIlomeHome Field andand-Kind

and-

Kmdand-

Kindboxes valued at 4IW5 Hard timestimes-

atKind Word were takent copies of KindKind-Words

Kind-Words

Kind-Wordsat home have not diminished sympasympa-

thiessympa-

thiessympa-

thiesWords and Dr Bells circular were disdis-

tributeddis-

tributeddis-

tributedthies for the missionaries who are moremore-

hardlymore-

hardlymore-

hardlytributed enenvelopeselopes and programsHourams for-

Christmasforfor-

Christmasfor-

ChriIlaSthan thoe at least in thethe-

morethe-

morethe-

morehardly pressed and week ofChristmas offerings prayer-

wereprayerprayer-

wereprayer-

wereStates Some of the peoplepeople-tomore eastern were givenCl ven out and our Treasurer waswas-

atwas-

atwas-

attoo whomylom the missionaries preach are notnot-

indifferentHot-

IndlflerCIltnot-

indifferentat hand to receiverecei ve moneymone The ladiesladies-moved

ladies-moved

adies-

lloveindifferent but unable to aid in paying-the

payingpaying-the

paying-the

movedllove about and greeted eachach other trytry-

ingtry-

1l1g

try-

ingthe salaries One dollar and fiftyfift centscents-for

cents-for

cents-for

to become personally acquaintedacquainted-Theing

for carting a loadloa twentyfive miles willwill-

notwill-

notwill-

notThe meetings were held inin the afterafter-noon

after-noon

after-noonnot leave much marginmargin for missionarys-

salarymissionarys-

salarymissionarysmiBsionarY8-

alarnoon when the generaleneral convention waswas-

notwas-

110t

was-

notalar In other instances stones andand-

egalHi-

g

and-

eggssalary not in session so the ladies were enabledenabled-

toegeggsg aimed at thehe preacher would notnot-

indicateno-

tlllCatenot-

indicate to attend the conventionQn cntjon anana hear all thethe-

addresesthe-

addresesthe-

addresesindicateindicate a readiness to support him oror-

hisor-

hisaddreses by the Secretaries and othersN-

ORTHothersothersN-

ORTHothers-

Xornnhis115 family TheI hc hardships are real-

enoughrealrca-

lenouhreal-

enoughNORTH CAROLINAGuwLlslissMiss Hecks concon-

tinuedcon-

tinuedcon-

tinuedenough to enlist very actiaetweyc interest andand-

assistanceand-

ssistanceand-

assistancetinued ill health prevented her attendattend-ance

attend1-

IIceattend-

anceassistance The Christmas offering-

literatureofferingoffering-

literatureotlering-

hteratureance at the annual meeting greatly toto-

theto-

theto-

theliterature has beenhccnlargelvlargely called for thisthis-

yearthi-

syarthis-

rearthe regret of all Mrs115 Hartwell EdEd-

ward

Ed-

warc1

Ed-

wardsyearrear 5800 WVT Mr S prosrnunp 48004800-

Buul4800-

RUlli

4500-

Bandward with other tried and experiencedexperienced-workers

experienced-worker

experienced-workersBuul programs and 5700 Week ofof-

Prayerof-

Praycrof-

Prayerworkers lent their aid to its sersions A-

reportAA-

reportA-

reportPrayer programs have been furnished toto-

Centralto-

Centralto-

Centralreport of the meeting has not yet come-

tocomecome-

tocome-

toCentral Committees The ForeignForeign-

andForeign-

JndForeign-

andto hand-

YiRGixiAWhilehan-dinGtxIAhile

handhane-

lYIRGlsuVhileand Home Boards have both been pubpub-

lishingpub-

hsh1llpub-

lishing YiRGixiAWhile the lateness of inviinvi-

tationinvi-

tationinvi-

tationhsh1ll leaflets for distribution makingmakirJ aa-

granta-

grantlishing II-

grLI1tforarrangements aa-

ladiesa-

ladiesa-

ladiesgrant of each variety to W1111r M1 ILIT whichwhich-

willwhich-

will

tation preventedladies meeting as held soo acceptablyacceptably-

thewill111 be forwarded to Central CommitteesCommittees-for

in DanvilleDan i11 the eaereaer-nessthe previous yearyear eagereager-

nesseager-

nessRoswelllloswell-

GravesRoswell-

GraRoswell-

GravesDrfor of Secretariesuse demonstrated its dede-

sirabilityde-

sirabilityde-

sirabilityness for it at leatis-

aisis-

u

is-

calmGravesGra ves leaflet Board or no Board interesting exercisesexercises-

wereexercises-

wereview of methodsmethods-

andmetlOE-

andmethods-

and

sirability Verycalm dispassionateu held and the reports of womanswomans-

workwomans-

workwomans-

worktheories ofof-

newerof-

newerof-

newer

wereand results offsettingoffettin the commented in the Oen-

eralwork were upon gengen-

eralgen-

eralnewer workmen in their attacks uponupon-

theupon-

theupon-

the eral conventionon ention as marking the onlyonl ad-

vanceadad-

vancead-

vancethe Board It will be valuable1l1a1lc readingreading-

tovance made in contributions to anyU1Y of-

theofof-

theof-

thetott any who may have been unsettled byby-

recentby-

recentbj-

yrecent the Boards Five thousand dollars adad-

vancead-

vancead-

vancerecent discussions DrWillinghamsDrWillinghams-appeal

DrWiliinghanis-appeal

Dr Villjnha1llsVilljnha1lls-1ppeal

vance proved the serviceabilityervjceabiljt of herher-

workher-

WOI

her-

workfor in the presentprsentemerl1eIHprsentemerl1eIH-ef

emergencyemergency-

ofappeal help workWOI k and posib y the painstaking carecare-

ofcare-

ofcare-

ofcommendedcommended-

toof 40000 deficitisdeficit is earnestly

of her methods Mrs118 A H GwathmeyGwathmey-

hasto notice A A-

State

AA-

State

A-

Stute

has been elected president of CentralCentral-

CommitteeCentral-

CommitteeCentral-

CommitteeCommitteeCommitteeG-EOUGIA

Committe-eGFOrciiEighteen

Committe-eGEouGuEighteenState XoirsS-

OUTH

XoirsNnrsS-

OUTH

NewsS-

OUTH

GEOUGIAGEouGuEighteenEighteen boxes have beenbeen-

alreadyLeen-

alreadybeen-

alreadySOUTH CuoLIxahissCAROLIKV 3Iis M L Coker-

writesCokerCoker-

writesCoker-

writesalready sent to frontier missionaries and-

sixteenandand-

sixteenand-

ixteenwrites of the annual meeting at Ander-

sonAnderAnder-

sonAnder-

sonsixteen more are in preparation TheThe-

CubanThe-

CuhanThe-

Cubanson WeVe had the entire sympathy ofof-

theof-

theof-

theCuban Hospital is engagingengaging the work ofof-

theof-

theof-

thethe ladies at Anderson they making allall-

arrangementsall-

arrangementsall-

arrangementsthe ladiesladiesF-

LORIDAlaeli-

psFLoRmIisladies-

FLOinDAMissarrangements for our convenienceconenieIHeoandoandoand-

eomfortandand-

comfort

and-

comfort

FLORIDAFLoRmIisMiss Spaulding secretarysecretary-

writesIecretary-

writes

secretary-

writescomfort Our program was eminentlyeminently-practical

eminentl-yrattcll

eminently-

practicalwrites most encouragingly of the propro-

gresspro-

grespro-

gresspracticalrattcll having as its most prominentprominent-features

prominetf-eatures

prominent-features

gress of the workworkA-

LABAMAwork-

ALABLworkA-

LABAMA B consent of the ForeignForeign-

BoardForeion-

Board

Foreign-

Boardfeatures work children the oror-

ganizationor-

ganizationor-

ganization

ALABAMA ByamongBoard the Christmas offering will be dede-

signaledde-

signatedee-

aiIHtNlganization and conduct of MissionaryMissionary-

BandsMissionary-

BandsIisiomHY-

BandsBands At the roll call each lady deledele-

gate

dele-

gatedele-

rate

signaled for building the chapel askedasked-

forasked-

forasked-

forrate responded byb repeating a text ofof-

Scriptureof-

Scriptureof-

Scripturefor by Mr11 MeIc ollumollumT-

ENNESSEEollu-

mTEssEssEElrsollu-

mTFxxtssFEIrsgateTENNESSEETEssEssEElrsMrs M D Earlys rere-

movalrr-

movalre-

movalScriptureScripture the beauty and appropriateappropriate-

ness moval to Texas will ake a wide gapgap-

amonggap-

amonggap-

amongness of the selections were veryverv impresimpres-

siveimpres-

siveimpres-

siveTheseThese-

changesThese-

changesThese-

changesof Tennesseethe workersanat impetusimpetus-

was

amonghopesive We sincerely workers to-

fill

toto-

fill

to-

fillgiven to childrens work which willwill-

resultwill-

resultwill-

resultchanges are loud calls to new

waswa vacant Who areare-

TIlE

areare-

TILE

maiefill the placesresult in organizing a large number of

186 THE FOREIGN MISSION JOURNALJOURNAL-

thethe ones MayIay they hear the cull andand-

obeyand-

obeyand-

obeythe lists Therefore it is hoped a readyready-sympathy

ralys-ympathy

ready-sympathyobey A AA-

Boxes

A-

IJoxes

A-

Boxes

sympathy willwillllotdicriminatenotdiscriminato in futurefuture-against

future-aainst

future-againstagainst the small families Make the-

contentsthethe-

contentsthe-

contentscontents of the boxes greaterreater and so acac-

commodateac-

commodateac-

cotnitaodateBoxes to Frontier MissionariesMissionaries-

Twocommodate all who wish to givegi e WeWe-

canWe-

canVe-

canTwo difficulties in tinstlii work which isis-

callingii-

callingis-

callingcan hardlyhardl do too much for anyunany familyfamily-The

fnmilfamily-The

vv-

Thecalling to itself valuable sympathy andand-

substantialand-

suhstantialand-

substantialThe boxes aie received at ongoil intervalsintervals-wants

iittera1R-

WIUlts

intervals-wantssubstantial aidaidtwotwo difficulties havehave-

beenhave-

beenhave-

beenwants are daily and urgent and salariessalaries-arebeen met and individually answeredanswered-

Possiblyanswered-

Possiblyanswered-

Possiblyare alwaysahrH smallsmall-

Thesmall-

Thesmall-

ThePossibly a more public answeransver would bebe-

helpfulbe-

helpfulbe-

helpfulThe second difficulty arises out of a-

inisundertandingaa-

misunderstandinga-

misundlrltaJldinhelpful to othersothers-Tlie

otherB-The

others-The

misunderstanding of the methods of thethe-Home

the-

1I

the-

HomeThe first difficulty seems almost a concon-

tradictioncon-

tradhtioncon-

tradietionHome1I ollle Board Uslt plan of cooperationcooperation-withtradiction for missionaries with smallsmall-

familiessmall-

familiessmall-

familieswith Etate Boarlls is to appropriate a cercer-

taincer-

tainfamilies or old people with no youngyoung-children

youlIg-children

young-children

tain sum in the lump to a needyneeI StateState-which

State-which

State-whichchildren it seems almost impossible toto-

secureto-

secureto-

securewhich adds its own contributions to thisthis-

amountthithi-

amountthis-

amountsecure help Letters are returned toto-

centralto-

centralto-

centralamount and appoints the missionariesmissionaries-These

l11iiol1artaissionaties-These

iesie-srheecentral committees and correspondingcorrepoudings-

ecretariescorresponding-

secretariescorrppol1din-

secretariesThese are jointly the appointees of thethe-Home

the-Home

the-Homesecretaries with the lequest Please sendsend-

usHome and State Boards The missionmission-ary

rnisiou-lryus the name of a missionary with a largelarge-

familylaref-

amilylarge-

familyarylry may write to the societysocieh that he isi aa-

Statea-

Steii-

Statefamily of little children This1hi is veryvery-creditable

veryvery-

creditableeryery-

CteditahleState missionarymissionary The societysocietyocet does notnot-feel

not-feel

not-feelcreditable to the generosity of the kinkindkind-

giverskiud-

giverII-

giversfeel the claim off a State minonarymiionar onon-

itson-

itsoil-

itsgivers whose sympathiessympathies-generosity

may be exex-

citedeX-

citedex-

citedits benefactions and applies for anotheranother-selection

mlotanother-selection

herher-seledioncited for thoe of larger aggregate needsneeds-

Butnlec1-

Butneeds-

Butselection of name An11 understanding ofof-

theof-

theof-

theBut we would plead for the emailmallerer famfim-

iiesfam-

iliesfnn-

iHcsthe above plan of the Home Boaid for-

posccutiniforfor-

Posccutinirfor-

poecutinlilies or the aged whose personal wantswants-areas

wants-are

wants-

arePosccutinir its missionarymisionn1 work in thethe-

Statesthe-

Statethe-

Statesareasare aas pressing as the others Only thethe-

namesthe-

namesthe-

namesStates will remove we hope the objecobjec-

tionohjec-

tionobjec-

tionnames of the needy are sent byb those auau-

thorizedau-

thorizedau-

thorizedtion to working for a State missionarymissionary-

Athorized by the Home Board to provide A A-

WOMANS

AA-

WOMANS

A-

VOMANSWOMANS MISSIONARY UNIONUNION-BAND

UNION-BAND

UNION-BANDBAND DEPARTMENTDEPARTMENT-

AllAll communications c to be sent to MissIiss FANNIE E HECK Editor Raleigh N C

1 Who are wanted to help in missionmission-ary

mission-ary

missionmission-ary

Saviour who came not to be ministered-unto

ministeredministered-unto

minstered-untoary workwork-

Annwork-W

workA-

ryanunto but to minister and who after aa-

lifea-

lifea-

lifeAnnW MenIen women and childrenchildren-Whv

children-Why

life on earth spent in doing goodood laidlaid-

downlaid-

downlaid-

down1 WhvYh the childrenchildren-Am

childrcn1-I8

children-Ans

down His life a willing sacrifice for sinsin-ners

sin-

nersin-

nersAm1I8 Because they canan raise a greatgreat-deal

great-deal

great-deal

ners To this eid let the devotional exex-

ercisescx-

ertepex-

erciesdeal of money becausehecausetheythey should formform-right

form-right

form-right

ercisesertep Whichhitli should form a marked feafea-

turefea-

turefea-

tureright habits of giving while young bebe-

causebe-

causebe-

causeture of each meetingl1Iectin of the Band beb soso-

conducted80-

cOlHlurtedso-

conductedcause they should early learn how toto-

manageto-

manngeto-

manageconducted that theI he hearts of thet he children-shall

childrenchildren-shall

children-shallmanage a Society shall be drawn out in lovelo to thetlnviomtlnvioma-nd

SaviourSaviour-and

Saviour-and3 Who wantswants the childrenchildren-

Artschildren-

Anschildren-

Ansand to those for whom lIe died and theythey-be

thttht-

bethey-

beAns God wants them the churchchurch-wants

church-wants

church-wants

be led to emulatemulat c His example and concon-

serrateeon-

efatecon-

secratewants them the cause of Missions wantswants-them

wants-them

wants-them

serrate themselves to him in loving serser-vice

Fer-

vilcser-

vicethem vice The most encouraging feature inin-

Bandsin-

naninin-

BandsBandsnan thus conducted is to be found inin-

thein-

thein-

theA Spirit of DevotionDevotion-

Inthe conversion of the membersmem hers Such a-

resultaa-

resulta-

resultresult seems inevitable In blessingblessing-others

hlesing-othrs

blessing-othersIn the veryery beginning as far as youyou-

eanyou-

eanyou-

can others theythf are themshvst hemsll blessed WeWe-

haveWe-

haveVeVe-

hflyeean impress the children with thethe-thought

the-thought

the-t3lought have before us a letter from the youngyoiing-

secretaryyoung-

ecrehlryyoung-

secretarythat in their Bandthought in forming theythey-are

thcy-are

they-are of of most flourishing-

Bandsflourishingflourishing-

Bandsflourishing-

Bandssecretary one ourare joining hands to workork with ChristChrist-

forChrist-

forChrist-

foruBands in which she Seven oreightoreight-

membersoreijht-

memhersoreight-

membersfor the uplifting of the fallen the reliefrelief-of

relief-of

relief-of

faysmembers of Mission Band haveof the suffering the saving of the lostlost-

Teachlost-

Teachlost-

Teach

our propro-fessed

pro-fessed

pro-fessedfessed conversionconversion-

Encourage

conerion-

Encourage

conversion-

Encourage

Teach them that if they would render acac-

ceptableac-

oeptableac-

ceptable service to God andceptable accomplishaccomplish-the Encourage ParticipationParticipation-

Atthe greatest amount of good for othersothers-they

others-ihey

others-theythey must seek to possess the spirit of the At our next meeting slips of paper on

THE FOREIGN MISSION JOURNALJOURNAL-

which

JOURNAL-

which

187187-

wbieh

187-

thewhich were written Bible texts werewere-

puscdwere-

pasedthe children The treasurer must haveUle aa-

pased

a-

cum

a-

comjpased around Each slip1ip was numberednumbered-

audnumbered-

andcomjcum leteetc enrollment of all the membersmembers-

and

members-beJonging

members-belongingand when our number was called we readread-

ourread-

ourbelonging to the BandBan dinin a book so ruledruled-

our

ruled-

thatruled-

thatruled-

thatoffered that he or she canan credit every cent as itit-

is

it-

is

it-

isour text j then Mis Helen prayerprayer-

Forprayer-

Forpray crcr-

ForFor several meetingslIleet libS we eachnch had eithereither-

textseither-

textseither-

textsis paid in This is especially necessary-

wherenecessarynesarrw-

herenecessary-

wheretexts or verses to read but no one everever-prayed

eerp-

rayedever-

prayedwhere the fees are paid in small sumssums-

andsums-

andsume-

amIprayed exceptexceptMissMissIiES Helen One day sheshe-

askedshe-

askedhehe-

askedand often at irregular intervals If thethe-

treasurerthe-

treasnrerthe-

treasurerasked us to pick out our own texts forfor-

thefor-

thefor-

thetreasurer is unable to be present at anyany-meeting

any-

meetingany-

meetillthe next meeting instead of dependingdepending-

onmeeting let the president see that ometome-

oneI ome-

oneorne-

oneon her to do it Even the little girls hadhad-

theirhad-

theirhad-

theirone is appointed to receive and properlyproperly-

creditproperly-

creditproperly-

credittheir texts and we all enjoyed recitingreciting-them

recitinrt-thelll

reciting-them

credit the money paid in and to reportreport-

thereport-

thereport-

thethem because we found them all by ourour-

selvesour-

selves01101-

1selves

the same to the treasurertreasurer-

been

treasurer-

Just

treasurer-

Just

selvesselves-

ItIt is well also to encourage the childrenchildren-toto participate in the exercises by suitablesuitable-selected

Fuitable-selected

suitable-selected

Just think of the love of all our boysboys-

andboys-

andboys-

andselected readings recitations dialoguesdialogues-

anddialogues-

anddialogues-

andand girls the prayers of all our youngyoung-folks

young-folks

young-

follsand songs Just a little in this line-

atline-

atlinelille-

atfolks the pennies of all our little peoplepeople-

whatpeople-

whatpeople-

whatat each meeting will greatly add toto-

theto-

theto-

thewhat a great sum of work and prayerprayer-

andprayer-

andprayer-

andthe interest without seriouslyseriousJ increasincreas-

ingincreas-

ingincreas-

ing

and money it would make

ing the burden of the leader WeWe-

suggestWe-

sugest

Tee-

sucst1 think my Railroad Story will helphelp-

youhelp-

youhelp-

you understand thisthi and encourage youyou-

toyoti-

to

you-

tothat committee of yousuggest a young-

ladiesyoung-

ladicsyoungvoting-

ladiesladies appointed to look after this dede-

partmentde-

partmentde-

partmentto do whatw hat you can Here it isis-

Iis-

Iis-

I BlandinBlandin-

villeBlandin-

meBlandin-

villeI was going from Bushnell topartment of the work has sometimessometimes-

beenometimes-

beenbeen found helpfulheJpfnlI1otnot only to the leaderleader-

andleader-

andleader-

and

villeme III a distance of ab ut twentytwenty-

milestwenty-

milestwenty-

milesand children but to theyounrthe yonIl ladiesladies-

themselvesladies-

themclYeladies-

themselvesmiles The car was so full when I gotoagotoa-at

got 01101-

1at couldcould-

findcould-

find

could-

findthat the only seat Iat Bushnellthemselves You seeee how this must bebe-

Let

be-

Let

ee-

IJctfind was the one just in frontfrontoffrontoftheaterfrontoftheaterc-ooler

of thethewaterthewater-cooler

waterwater-

coolerLet Your Gifts be Your OwnOwn-

That

Own-

That

Own-

Thatcooler I soon noticed that the faucetfaucet-

leakedfaucet-

leakedfaucet-

JeakedThat vonou better understand whatwhat-

thiswhat-

thiswhat-

thisleaked a little soo that the water keptkept-

dropkept-

dropkeptt-

dropyou may

ask BiBi-

bleBi-

bleli-

bledrop drop dropping into the tin cupcup-

undercup-

tindercup-

underthis ineanswenleUlwewillwill you to get your wouldwould-

takewouJd-

takewould-

takeble and read I Chronicle xxi 212412 YouYou-

seeYou-

seeYoti-

seeunder it I wondered how long it

David scorned to oiler to the Lord asas-

hisas-

hisH-

Shis

take these drops to fill the cup and grewgrew-

very

grew-

very

grew-

eryseehis own what was really the gift ofof-

anotherof-

anotherof-

anotherveryery much interested in watchingwakhin PiesPies-

entryPies-

entlyJesJes-

enllyanother Now we have known boybo andand-

girlsand-

girls

md-

girls

entry when the cup wasHe nearly full uiui-

trippedupup-

trippedul-

triplwd thatthat-

shethat-

site

that-

shethat were quite willing to give toto-

missions

to-

missions

to-

miEsiollS

tripped a little girl and emptied itgirls disdis-

appointeddis-

appointeddis-

appointedshe a drink I felt a little

missions and other things thatthat-

hadthat-

hadthat-

had

might getmissions money the dropsdrops-

aswatchedthought nono-

time11-

0time

no-

time

appointed but againhad cost them nothing no andand-

when

and-

whenforand-

whenfell by one into the cuponetime no labor Do you not see that suchsuch-

aas theywhenwhenforfor second time the cup was twotwo-

thirds10t-

hirdstwo-

thirdsheartgilt to GodGod-

Membership

God-

cmhcrshil

God-

Membership

areally ou1is not youra gift thirds full a lady bybv my sideide againagain-

emptiedagain-

eluptiedagain-

emptiedMembership FeesFees-

A

Fees-

A

Fees-

A

emptied it I was almost vexed for mymy-

journeymy-

journey

my-

journey would soon be ended and I hadhad-

wantedhad-

wantedhad-

wantedA word in reference to the mem-

bershipmemmem-

bershipme-

mbehip

journeynow wanted to see that cup full of waterwater-before

water-

beforevater-

beforethe children to earnearn-

thisearn-

thisearn-

thisbership fee Train before I left the train However eveneven-

whileeven-

whileeven-

whilethis it fromfrolllllloncyMotley givenriven them forfor-

theirfor-

theirfor-

theiror save money

while I was indulging my vexation thethe-

waterthe-

waterthe-

watertheir own personal use A dear youngyoung-

ladyyoung-

ladyOlln-

glaywater was dropping inin and by and byby-

theby-

theby-

thelady the secretary of a BandwiitesBand WI itesHcs thusthus-

Youthus-

Youthus-

Younearly full when lolo-

thett-

the

L-

thethe was again

You would bee pleased if you should-

dropshouldshould-

dropshould-

drop thecupwater began to slop over the edgeedge-

now

edge-

now

edge-

nowdrop into one of our meetings to see thethe-

children

the-

children

the-

childrenthis side and now on that and II-

saw

I-

saw

I-

sawnow ondesk andand-

pay

and-

pay

and-

paychildren go up to the treasurers that unless the train should stop thethe-

cup

the-

cup

the-

cupsawtoto-

know

to-

know

to-

knowpay in their money and betteretter pleased

would never be full but no mattermatter-for

matter-for

matter-

forknow that many of them earn all theythey-

givethey-

givethey-

give

cupthe lesson I wantedwanted-

Forwanted-

Forrunted-

Forfor I had gotten justblackens her randrand-

pasrand-

paBgive One little girl grandgrand-

pas For though the water kept spilling out7out7-

theout-

theoutout-

thewashes dishes for herher-

motherher-

motherher-

motherpas boots another the drops kept falling in and there waswas-

alwayswas-

alwayswas-

alwaysof the boys are selling papa-

perspa-

perspa-

persmother some water in the Just soo I saidsaid-

ifsaid-

ifsaid-

ifalways cupvariousvarious-

waysnuions-

waysvarious-

wayspers and so on I could name and the men andand-

women

and-

women

and-

womenif the and girlsboysobtain theirtheir-

moneytheir-

moneytheir-

moneyin which the children mission-

workniiSsioil-

work

ways in the missionmi8ion-work

who want to helpWeYe commend this spirit LetLet-

theLet-

theLet-

the

womenmoney in theirtheir-

moneytheir-

moneytheir-

monework will keep sendingonlythatthat-

theythat-

theythat-

theyselfthe children early learn to denydcnyself be somethingsomething-

inwillill ethere always

they mayhavehave means to help others andand-

withfilld-

witharid-

with

moneymonemay must all thethe-

time

the-

time

the-

timein the though we

with King David scorn to offer to thethe-

Lordthe-

Lordthe-

Lord

treasurythis sideide anttantt-

onand-

onanan-

ontime be spilling it outout-

Much

onLord that which costs them nothingnothing-

Muchnothing-

Muchthethe-

ing

missionaries andand-

THE

and-

helping

ancdancd-

helpingthat paying

Much care should be exercised in taktak-

ing

tak-

ing

onnthe needy onesones-

Just

ones-

THE

helpinging charge of the money contributed bybyI-

III

188 THE FOREIGN MISSION JOURNALJOURNAL-

TheThe Scotch saysav ManyIanv a little makes aa-

greata-

greata-

greatfrom a town inin Alabama to the WV M lJlJ-

headquarter5ff-

headquarters00-

headquartersgreat dealdeal-Have

deal-fIa

deal-Have

headquarters in BaltimoreBaltimore-

cert

Baltimore-

IFomans

Baltimore-Y

Baltimore-

WomansHavefIa e you read the story of Theresa andand-

herand-

herand-

herY

her halfpencehalf pence It waswa-

seemedall she had itit-

seemedit-

seemedIFomans Jisi011ay Uniol1BaltimoreJfdUniol1BaltimoreJ-

fdJjadiesAsUnion Baltimore3fdBaltimore3fd-

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VorkingVorking-IJee

angher verycry great but what said sheshe-

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IJee J ellcloe P O order for one and20100 dolln3 the proceeds of our concon-cert

con-certRut if in faith of the MasterMaster-

ConfidingMaster-

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by-willing

by-willingConfiding and strong and boldbold-

Iwilling hands and loving hearts to forfor-

wardfor-

wardfor-

wardI ofter it He in His richnessrichness-May

richness-lfay

richness-May

ward the great causecause-Our

caue-Our

cause-OurMay swell it a hundredfoldhundredfold-

AhOur Society has fifteen members nonenone-

ofnone-

ofnone-

ofAh of whom areare over twelvee yearsyears of ageage-

Iae-

Jage-

Inothing can landI and a halfpencehalfpence-

Accomplishlwf1l71ce-

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AccomplishAccomplish however so smallsmall-av

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I am nine Our teacher Miss AlphaAlpha-Pabst

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Alpha-PabstNmav nothingnothinghuthut God and a halfpencehalf Pabst is veryery patient kind and devoteddevoted-toCan

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her-Very

her-Very

and allall-

The

all-

The

all-

The

compass conquerVery respectfullyrespectfullyE-

LLArespectfnlly-

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respectfullyE-

LLAThe following little letter found its way ELLALIA B SKLGGS TreasurerTreas-

urerMaryland

1ls-

urMaryland

Treas-

urerMarylandMaryland Baptist fiission Rooms9 Wv LEXINGTON STREET BALTIMOREBALTIMORE-

WithWith the largest leaflet collection of MISSIONARY LEAFLETS in the United States the MARYLANDAnYLANDBAPTIST MISSION ROOMS can furnish nt small cost to pastors and missionary workers interestingleaflets upon any desired topic Send for catalogue enclosing 2cent stampstain p

In special aid of S B C Minions the annual Mission CardCardaa Calendared List of Home and Foreignfieldstieldslsis published with a monthly leaflet and program on each topic Annual subscription 30 centscent-

sNO

cent-

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cent-

sNNON O FREE LITERATURELITERATUR-

ESUNBEAM

LITERAIUR-

ESUNBAM

LITERATUR-

ESUNBEAMSUNBEAM CORNERCORNERNu-

mber

CORNERNu-

mberNumber of societies organized 538 amount reported to Cousin George since April1515118931893 145371 Send money to your State Treasurer or to Rev R JT WILLINGWILLING-

HAM

1VILLING-

IIAtIYILLlN-

GHUfHAM P 0 Box 134 Richmond Va and reports to RevRc Geo Braxton TaylorTaylor-Cousin

Taylor-Cousin

Taylor-CousinCousin George Macon GaG-

aSunbeam

Ga-

SZbnbeanb

G-

aSunbeamSunbeam it Constitutions and U Hints will be sent free to anyany-one

any-one

any-oneone willing to undertakeILnrJ erlalce the orgnnizition of a Sunbeam societysociety-upon

society-upon

11-

lbponupon application to Cousin George See aboveabov-

eSunbeam

abov-

eSunbeam

abov-

eSunbeamSunbeam MissionaryMissionaryH-

ONORHONOR ROLLIIOL-

LThe

ROL-

LThe

ROL-

LTheThe following Sunbeams and Sunbeam Societies have contributed to support a mismis-sionary

mis-sionary

mis-sionarysionary to be known as the Sunbeam Missionary 4th St Richmond Va 500 TwoTwo-Sunbeams

Two-Sunbeams

Two-SunbeamsSunbeams 10 Sundayschool Sunbeam Society 1stst ch Macon Ga 10 SunbeamsSunbeams-Houston

Sunbeams-Houston

Sunbeams-HoustonHouston Va 3 Lottie Moon Sunbeams Marion Va 1130 Lula Whildcn SunSun-beams

Sun-beams

Sun-beamsbeams Citadel Sq Charleston S C 9 Bruingion Va Sunbeams 20 Enon SunSun-beams

Sun-beams

Sun-beamsbeams Ochre Va 5 Newberry S C Sunbeams 25 Greensboro Ga Sunbeams

10 Pruitt Sunbeams Milledgeville Ga 185 Lottie Moon Sunbeams HamptonHampton-VaVa 5 Hopkinsville Ky Sunbeams 10 Hepzibah Ga Sunbeams 1 UpperUpper-Essex

Upper-Essex

Upper-EssexEssex Va Sunbeams 5 Longtown Sunbeams S C 118 Tuskegee Ala Sun

I

THE FOHEIGN MISSION JOURNAL 1313-

beams

189189b-

emns

18D-

beamsbeams 10 Ashland Va Sunbeams 1 Sunbeams Athens Ga 50 Harris CreekCreek-Sunbeams

Creek-Sunbeams

Creek-SunbeamsSunbeams Va 5 Mt ShilohS Sunbeams Fabers Va 38686 North Edgefield SunSun-

beamsSun-

beamsSun-

beamsbeams Tenn 850 Walnutalnut Grove Hlersonjh Va 5 Barnwell S C 5 Eager SunSun-

Sunbeams

Sun-beams

unun-beamsbeams Newtoncwton Ala 5 Enn nnbeams Uchre Ya 8 Jankoffering for recoveryrecovery-ofof Roseose Bancroft Tyler Balto lld 5 Henfroc Sunbeams outh8idc ch BirmingBirming-ham

Birming-hamham AJa 1625 Midway Ala 60 Greensboro Gaja additional 2000 CareyCarey-Sunbeams

Carey-SunbeamsSunbeams Enoree church S C 1 Pine Forest Sunbeams North Fork Saluda cheh-

Sch-

Sch-

SS C 2 Lottie Moon Sunbeams Hampton Va 5 Fredericksburg Va 5 HopHop-kinsville

Hop-kinsville

Hop-kinsvillekinsville Ky 1650 Bruington Va 3765 additional Athens1 thens Ga 1735 addi-tional

addiaddi-tional

addi-tionaltional Lovely Point Sunbeams La 1300 Bannvell SSo C 5 Cherry Creek MissIiss-

12L121 Lottie Moon Sunbeam HampiHamplOnon Va a33003 00 additional Los Rayos del SolrSolr-Gaudalajara

SoSo-

GaudalajarnSo-

lUaudalajaraGaudalajara Mexico 150 Gibeon SunbeamsSun beamf CraufordsvilleCra fonlsvilJe Ga 5 Annie WestWest-fall

West-fall

Ve8t-

fallfall Sunbeams Hopkinsville KyKy 10 Marylar BarleyBarJp Sunbeams Barmvell S C oror-Lavonia

55-

Lavonia5-

LavoniaLavonia Ga Sunbeams 240 Hampton Va Infant Class Sunbeams 10 EnonEnon-Sunbeams

Enon-Sunbeams

Enon-SunbeamsSunbeams Ochre Va 6 Lottie Moon Sunbeams Marion Va 5 HopKinsvillerHopKinsviller-KyKy 1350 Chatham Va 1 Hamilton Va 5 Lovely Point Sunbeams BayouBayou-La

Bayo1Bayo1-1a

Bayou-LaLa Chute La 00 Mtlt ShilohSh iloh Fabers Va 305 MatoacaVaIatoaca Va SunbeamsSun beams 10 Sun-

beamsSunSun-

beamsSun-

beamsbeams 1st ch Norfolk Va 10 Culpeper Va Sunbeams 758 Judson SunbeamsSunbeams-1st1st ch Lexington Ky 5 Norborne Mo SunbeamSun hem 2 Frederieksburg VaVa-

additionalVa-

additionalVa-

additionaladditional 620 Little WorkersVorkrs Madison Ga 6 Brewton Ala Sunbeams1225 Rock liill511m 5 Bruington Va Sunbeams additional 1864 Midway AlaKAla1105 Tupelo Mississ 4I Chukesville Tenn 301 Annie AVestfalletfall Sunbeams HopHop-

kinsvilleHop-

kinsvil1eHop-

kinsvillekinsville Ky 10 Greensborough Ga additional S1010 Chatham Va additional7 Rock Hill S C 21515 Total 591285912-

8Programme

5912-

8roramme

5912-

8programmeProgrammeroramme for January Meeting

1 Prayer 2 Roll call each Sunbeam answering with a Scripture verse 33-

Hymn3-

Hymn3-

HymnHymn Rescue t e Perishing 4 Reading extracts from this number of thetheJ-

OURNAL

theJ-

OUHSAL

theJ-

OURNALJOURNAL 5 Wordsord of suggestion and encouragement for the new year 6 Plans ofof-work

or-

workof-

workwork by the President or Leader 7 Hymn 8 Collection of dues 9 Reports ofof-committees

of-

committeesof-

committeescommittees 10 Adjournment-

Hast

Adjournment

Hast Thou Aught for Me to Do-

Hast

DoDo-

Hast

Do-

HastHast thou my Master aught for me to dodo-

Todo-

Todo-

ToTo honor thee todaytoday-Hast

todav-Hast

today-HastHast thou a word of love to some poor soulsoul-

Thateoul-

Thatsoul-

ThatThat I may saysay-

ForEav 11-

For7-

ForFor seeee this world that thou hast made so fairfair-

Withinfair-

Vithinfair-

WithinWithin its heart is sadsad-

Thousandssad-

Thou8andssad-

ThousandsThousands are lonely thousands sigh and weepweep-

Butweep-

Butweep-

ButBut few are gladgladElizabethElizabeth PrentissPrentis-

sSunbeam

Prentls-

cSunbeam

Prentis-

sSunbeamSunbeam DotsDots-

i

Dots-

1It

Dots-

lift1It Shiloh Sunbeams Fabersi Mills Va 225225-

upon

This is one of the oldest and mostmost-

faithful

most-

faithfulfaithful Sunbeam Societies A new Soiety has been oganized att RockyRocky lIountrlIountr-N

MountMount-

NN C with thirtyfonr members Covmgton Tenn Please gIve a hIgh placeplac-eUpoyour

place-

uponuponUpoyouryour roll of societies formed in 1803 the Covington Sunbeams Though comingcoming-

inin late they are here and to stay Our Missionary Dayay waswa observed ThanksgivingThankFgiving-

nic

Thanksgiving-

nightHi 1141V j r iAji c i in ci15 TVOmost nfof it jj-

ports

nicnight and the pyramids of Eixteen little Sunbeams brouht earnedearned-

anlearned-

andanl workedorked for hard at tlJathat This with the general collection 3mounting to 22 inin-

nll

in-

allnll win go to the Stnte Treasurer for missions The children did plendidlysplendidly-The

plendidly-

ThcThc Society nt Yoodlawn Ala reports progress Rock HIn S C rere-

ports

re-

portsports 1085 and the Society doing wellwell-

MISSION

well-

1IIssION

well-

1iissioN1IIssION TRAcrs VicePresidents of the Board pastors clerks Sundayschool officersofficers-

or

ocersocers-r one can get tracts onnmlsslOnmissions by applying tot us at anyany timeIme Every missionmission-

church

mISSIonmISSIo-

neburch

mission-

churchorr anychurch ought to have missionarymissionaryliteratureliterature accessible at allall timestimes-

I

times-

THE

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rr

190 TIlE FOREIGN IISSION JOURNALJOURNAL-

To

t

To the Sunbeams11-

YOKOILUIOYOKOILUIO TAPAS NovKO 8 18931893-

Dear

1893-

DearDear Little lVorkers fOfor ChristChris-

tI that I have renched this rolrfar-

do

rol-

ron

and tenline or two youwouldI aI thourrht drop YOUyoumissionaries and I felt that I-

had

II-

badthatChilla You know we arc yourtoon myIll jurney

this far and when we nrriYl at Chefoo I willwill-

finish

will-

finishtell about ourbad better YOU voyage

finish an account of our journey WeVe left San lrnncisco October 19th and urivedarrived-

here

urived-

hereJaneiro WeWe-

goon

VaVa-

soon

the Hio decalledcrossed steamerhere the 6th of oYembcr WeYe on asoon found that we had on board our steamer a pleasmt company journeying with usus-

to

us-

to and about two hundred secondsecond-

class

second-

classto Japan WeYe had about fortvfhc fir3tclnss pasenrBclass Nearly aU of the latter were Chinese Two Chinesehinese died on the way and theythey-

1ere

they-

vere1ere carried across on top of the steamer Yhen a Chinaman knows he BUIst oon die-

lie

diedie-

le steamer and dies on the way then he wiH be buried in his ownown-

native

own-

nativeliele board anin oceannative land Yhen wc first left America a large crowd stood on the dock and wavedwave-

dt the anan8lar8ewhen the last speck of land had djgdjg-

appeared

dis-

appeareduntil far out oceanwere uponatt us we native land WeVe then-

went

thenthen-

wentappeared behind us our hearts throbbcd a silent farewell to our

of land unless it were some-

huge

somesome-

mgewent down into our cabin and sawtw nothing too remind us

white birds seagulls flying here and thcre and everywhere pickill up scrapsscrips-

thatscraps-

thathugemge

followed about two hundred milesmiles-

when

miles-

whenthat occasionallv feU from the ship These us

when they too disappeared in the distance Tlwre is a bird though that lics on tbetbe-

5ea

the-

yea that much resernblC3 the seagnll It is called the albr5 lIe sails alongalong-

dose

along-

close5eadose to

verythe surface of the sea keeping it seemed to me verycry much the motion of thethe-

waves

the-

waveswaves themeles He is a beauty and as Iw Slils acros the occm and glides so gracegrace-

funy

grace-

fullyfuny along fhing faster than any steamer could poiblyposyibly nilJaril he seemseem lighter than airair-

atnd

jj-

mdmd then too wlien he restsuponrests upon the sea he is as graceful as 11 swan They look likelik-elal hue wild dnck but they can fly fill fatcr and wth much greater case 1heTherrienmen on-

board

onon-

boardboard threw out hooks baited with meat hoping to catlh one and draw him upon thethe-

leck

the-

deckleck but while they would put tllP hook into tlleir billsaHl grasp it tightly and evcnevcn-

raise

even-

raiseraise them8elves above the Witter they would not swallow It hut whell the meat waswas-

thrown

was-

thrownthrown out 011 a tring they wuuld wallow it readilyreadily-

One

and rapidly while resting on-

flteonon-

thethe wawaves55-

OneOne of thc party that bemwaa fast friend of mine was a little finycarold boyboy-

lIeboy-

IlelIe enjoyed gnatly plled not only thesc birs hut everything 011 bml Vhen hehe-

left

he-

leftleft me for the last time he kis3ed m goodbye and said he hoped to see me soon-

again

soonsoon-

lgainlgainlgain-Vhen in hoat and skiffs oldold-

ulll

old-

andVhen we arrived at Japan we saw quite a crowd of people

ulll young jabbering and clamoring like a lot of geeseee But the f1nniet thinthing to youyou-

would

you-

wouldwould be to see men and hoys pulling earts all over the city They lm trot up hill-

andhillhill-

ndandnd down and hardly ever seem to care for their hurdens One little boy pushed usus-

while

us-

whilewhile his father pulled and I tell you he could run I gave him a pcnny andlJd hehe-

bowed

he-

bowed round The little children plaplay here justjust-

asbowed until his littlc cap1P Iltarly touched thethegroundas you play but have di1tercnt games The dog haveha C the ame language as yourour dogs-

And

dogsdogs-

fiudfiud trot around as stately as if they owned the towntown-

Now

town-

NowNow I will not write any more tllthisis time but promie me that youvon wiB getct CousinCousin-

George

Cousin-

GeorgeGeorge or some one to write my wife and mysc f a Jetter for yu rememher that wewe-

arewe-

areare going to China to be the mems we trust of hringing thc poor tittlc boys and girlsgirls-

toto ChrIst so that at the last grCLlt day wc can aII meet wIth Jems there and praise-

Hispraisepraise-

HisHis name through ce1eleF8 ageDageD-

Yourages-

YourYour mhsionalies and mot loving friendsPEYTONEYTO AND IAltY T STIIIIENSSTIIIIE-

NSRECEIPTS

STEPIIE-

NSRECEIPTSRECEIPTS FOR FOltEIGN IISSIONSMISSIONS-

om

IISSIONS-

FrontFrontom November 16th to December 15th 1893A-

LABAMACountyLine

18981898A-

LABHIACol1ntyLileALABHIACol1ntyLile church by G E Brewer 1R55 byy W B Crumpton C S BirminghamBirmingham-

1Ii88Y

Birmingham-3iissy1Ii88Y 81240 Sunbeam MlSSy 5163463 edUtatlOD Mexican J1rl Celltenninl fund S33s chapelchapel1undfundfundx-

45JJ-

Previouslyx455 chapel in Japan S4I general 36063 Total 542566 Total for the month 43066430664306-

6PreviouslyPreviously reported 25064 Total this year f368130f368130-

ARKANSASRed

368130-

ARKANSASRedARKANSASRed River An by L H IpttHitt fr J J TarlorTaylor 395 Omrk S S by Mrs A L CruCru-

deupCm-

deupdeup 5360 J M Hart V P 3850 Ladie MlSSMissyy So of 3econd B church Little Rock for BagbyBagby-

r

r

t

THE FOREIGNFoI EIoN MISSION JOURNALJOURNAL-

Concord

191191-

Organ

191-

OrganOrgan 10 EurekaSprings Missy So by Mrs E ongley for Miss Alta Smelser 710 J M HartHart-V

Hart-VV P 5 FUnt Hidge B church by C D Henderson 1 Nasl1vilJe D church by C W StricklandStrickland-V15V1545 Searcy 1i8Sy Soo by 1iss ItIt F Jones 150 Oak Grove B church by J H Holland Tr 280280-Concord

SOS-OConcordConcord ASSU bybyJJ II Holland Tr 81545 Total 930589305-

Previously9305-

Previouslr9305-

PreviouslyPreviously reported 861101lllJ Total this year 870414870414-

FLORIDA

71HF-

LORIDAFrccport7041-

4FLORIDAFreeportFLORIDAFLORIDAFrccportFrecport S S byb G W Davis 8434134 W NChaudoinN Tr 87575 M J Webb SI1 Miss EvaEra-Saunders

Eva-Saunders

Eva-SaundersSaunders SI1 Total 31348134-

Previously3134-

Previously5131-

PreviouslyPreviously reported 30416 Total this year 838550838550-GEORGIA

Q3855-0GEORGIAladies

3855-0GEOItGIAIIieIGEORGIAGEOItGIAIIieILadies MissySolbsy So of Canton bybyAA B Vautjhn forforforCC WV Pruitt 855 Miller Assn byTbyT-

Aby T-

ATT-

AA Olmstcad 82121 GO Boston B S S by E C Milligan 8609b9 Westest Point S S by B M Pack 812521252 TT-

BT-

DT-

DD Fuller SI11 N0rth Koine B S S by Bettie Ledbetter 1686 by J G Gibson C S From B churchchurch-Kome

chuch-Rome

church-RomeRome for W D Powell 85050 from W W Ashburn for native helper in Mexico 82525 from S GeorgiaGeorgia-convention

Georg-iwnvention

GeorgiaGeorgia-conventionconvention for native helper in Mexico 55 Brazil 8180180 Japan 81313 70 general 82602604085010850 JJ-

MnddenA-

MaddenAA-

MaddenMadden for Pruitt 8770170 Lavcuia Sunbeam So by R Stovall Tr for Sunbeam Missy S333 Total18287

reviously reported 680911 Total this year 7291988729198I-

NDIAN729198-

bunAN729198I-

NDIANINDIAN TERRITORYTEIUtITOllYJJ S Murrow 822 Total S2-

KENTUCKYMember8282-

KENTUCKY

22-

KTUCKKENTUCKYKENTUCKYMemberYMemberMember WalnutStreet church of Louisville 83030 W M U of Kentucky by Mary PP-

CaldwellP-

CaldwellP-

CaldwellCaldwell Centennial fund 8195195 Sunbeam Missy 855 general 8766488359 Mrs J H Barnett byby-P

byP V Bomar for workork at Yalenca Brazil 851551515 WV Mi So of First B church of Owensboro bybyMrsbyMrs-

IMrsMr-

sMTharpMrs-

MMMTharpI Tharp 841 II X1 Moore by Mrs S E Sieger Centennial fund 87575 VMM So of Union Grove B-

churchBB-

churchB-

churchchurch by J J Cooper 8415tl415 Athens B church by J T creek 82780 Missy So of S BBTT S by CC-

WC-

WC-

WW Chadwick 89649OO4 Isaac C Stony 81515 Sunbeam MissySohlSy So of Hudson B church byjby J A Broadc11010 W M1 So of E B church of Louisville by MI Troxler 81250 Total 36368836368-

Previously3636-

8Prviously36368-

PreviouslyPreviously reported 8595747 Total this year 80321158032115L-

OUISIANA632115-

LOUISIANAG321153211-

5IoUJIAAGLOUISIANAIoUJIAAGG A Turner Tr for Centennial fund 87575 Isaac Hamilton 81010 Helen CovingtonCovington-SISI1 Total 88688-

6Previously88-

6Previously8686-

PreviouslyPreviously reported 832260 Total this yearear 840860840860-

MAHYLAND

540860-

MAIIY1ANUJ40860-

MARYLANDJMAIIY1ANUJMAHYLAND J Harry TylerTJe for support Mississ Ida Hayes 87575 Total 87587-5Previously

57-5Previously

7575-

PreviouslyPreviously reported 8343960 Total this yearear 3514508351450-MISSISSIITI

351450-MISSISSnJIIJanchhow

35145-0MIssIssiriIIlandshowMISSISSIITIMISSISSnJIIJanchhowHandbhow S S by J J W Mathis 833 50 W M So of PeachCreek church by MissMiss-

DMiss-

DMiss-

DD Keating for China 8370 OceanSprings S S by G W Davis supt 855 Brookville S S byb Mrs MM-

EM-

EM-

EE Borders 81390 J R Sumner 822 Total 8281082810-

Previously2810281-

0Jreoulr2810-

PreviouslyPreviously reported 8145876 Total this yearYear 81486868148686-MISSOURI

5148686tI-

SSOUR114868-

6MissoURLIMISSOURIMissoURLI M1 So of Hardin College by Mrs115 Wheeler 83535 W MI So of Lexington by MrsMrs-

NORTH

MlMl-

WheelerMrs-

WheelerWheelerheeler SI90190 W M So of Walnut Grove by MrshS Wheeler 51 cnts W M So of Lone free by MrsMrs-

WheelerMrs-

WheelerWheeler 5J cents W M So of FJlette bybylirsIrf Wheeler 5495495 W M1 So of Knox City by MrsJrs VheelcrVheelc-rS16

heele-rl6S16l6 W MJ So of Iexico bby MrsIrs Wbeeler 1250 Fayette Sunbeams by Mrslrs Wheeler pupil in E YY-

SY-

SS J A E Rogrs vi23ii237 UCRev C Price 5 Total 1371213712-

Previously13712-

PreviouslyPreviously reported 254S9l254S t2 Total this yearear 268604268604-NOltTH

268604-NORTHNORTH CAKOMNACAIOJISAFirstFirst B church of WilmingtonWi mingtol1 by B F Keith Jr for MexicoMexicoexico 85151 UnionUnion-

GroveUnion-

GroveUnion-

GroveGrove S S by ERE1A Joyner Suptblip t 8170170 J DDBoushallBouihall Centennial fund 8KX100 general 8100081400JtOGOI400-DreVtlrd

1000 14001400-

BrevardJJ-

BrevardBrevard II church by Mamie Claton 8420120 1 otal 1456908145690-Previously

14569-0Ircioll5h

145690-PreviouslyPreviously reported 8272928 Total this year 4186188418618-

C

418618S-

OUTU418618S-

OUTHSOUTU CAROLINArOLl Welch Neckcck B church by S LI Sompllyrne 5452 Pendleton B S S by DD-

CD-

CC Furnan S42JS42-Jchurch

125 Tnlors It13 church by J It Aiken for Entzminger Organ 5 W M So of FairForestFairForestc-i1l1rch

Fair ForestForest-churchchurchci1l1rch byb J RR-

bv

Aiken for Entzminter Organ S55 w 11 So of Goweusville church for EntzmingerEntzminger-Organ

Eutzminger-OrganOrgan i br firsJ Holt for Ent7mmger Orgap 115 hs JMJEE IcIl1tosh C S chapel F 9 centscents-

lImcrcents-

LowerlImcr FnirForct church bby J No Rooste 11500 Fmrfield AsAssnn by J F Smith Tr 8 FnendshipFnendship-church

Friendship-churchchurch hy B K Ochilds 625 Groe S S by N E Dalton 285 Sunbeam So of Memorial churchchurch-StSt Geogc by Ms1 IF V Applcb 5 M D ceting by W J Hill Tr 203 Iountain Creek churchchurch-bv

churchchurch-bybv W B Hawkins for Centennial fund 866 Boiling Spring church by B H Williams 866 T MM-

BailevM-

B1ilcM-

BaileyBailev C S 3584 MtIt Pisgah S S by Miss11s M Jameson 855 Switzer S S bybyAA P Walden 8345345 ColCo-lletonAsn

CoCol-

Teton

11-

1etonletonAsn1eton AAssnni byJ JosJo Eangdale Tr 8140140 Charleston Assn by G W Mclver Tr 818189618 96 Poplar SpringsSpriugI-nfcumn church bYby D1 S tjsBIiter rrTr 4101M101m Wcllfordrollfnw1 7B churchhiirrh Uvbby JT JT MillarMiller C5 WallfWenrord TB QS CS Vrby JT JJ-

Jiiller3-

Miller

TT-

bv

JiillerMiller 355 Ylbto Asn by G w Sawer 51414 Taylor Station S S br Mis Cora L Tnlor 4 GreenGreen-wood

Green-woodwood ItB S S bby It J CllrtJedge 942 Central B S S by J II Johnson 563563 N GreellilJe Assn byby-

Pby-

PP J fOsborne 511 Pcndleol1StreetBPend letonStreet B churchcliurchGreenvilleGreenvllle byJIercer 220 Fork lIill church S SS-

byS-

byby JSJ S Croxton Centennial fund 8736736 Rev L C Ezell PadgettStreet church 822 J A CarsonCarson-Rlcefieirt

Carso-nllefield

Carson-EilgefieldRlcefieirt countycO1nt 8555 J J Getzsiniger 8444 Chester B S S by W M Corkill 84449696 Pee Dee Assn by TT-

HT-

ifH Bethea CentennialCentcnniallundfund 86G 02 WelchWelch Neck Assn8n by W C Coker Tr 5117 Sauldam B churchchurch-

bvchurch-

bybv1 D B Platt 835055050 Dorchester Assn by D B Platt 65 cents Mt Ebal church by L M Jones 82358235-Willing

22-

wmng235235-

WillingWilling WorkersWorkers of Bethel by Ludie Furman 822 SavannahSavannah River Assn by D J Peeples Tr 905489054-

Previously

9054-

Mis9054-

MissMis F P Wilson Tr Iiinnfiry clay 2669 JapanJapan151 general SO 92J0861 Chester B churchchurch-by

church-byby E T Atkinson Tr 10 IIurtsville S S by J J LaytonLawton Supt ti3333 Ninetysix by E M11Lips11Lips-

combLipsLips-

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