Vol. XXXIV.
No. 9.
THE
AMERICAN MISSIONARY.
“To the Poor the Gospel is Preached.”
SEPTEMBER, 1880.
CONTENTS:
| EDITORIAL. | |
| Annual Meeting—Paragraphs | [257] |
| Encouraging Signs of the Times | [260] |
| Help Without Money—The Two Parties and the Chinese | [261] |
| Indians, Reservations and Railroads | [262] |
| Better Homes for the Colored People | [264] |
| Growth of Ideas among the Negroes and Indians | [266] |
| African Notes | [268] |
| Items from the Field | [270] |
| THE FREEDMEN. | |
| A July Vacation | [271] |
| District of Columbia—Lincoln Mission, Washington | [272] |
| Alabama—Florence and her People | [273] |
| Louisiana—Lady-Missionary’s Letter | [274] |
| Tennessee—Better Prospects of Memphis, &c. | [275] |
| Tennessee—Flower Mission and Care for the Sick | [276] |
| AFRICA. | |
| Mendi Mission—Good Hope Station | [276] |
| THE INDIANS. | |
| La Pointe Agency | [277] |
| THE CHINESE. | |
| Sermons by our Chinese Helpers | [278] |
| CHILDREN’S PAGE. | |
| Trip up the Yang-tse-Kiang | [281] |
| RECEIPTS | [282] |
| Constitution | [286] |
| Aim, Statistics, Wants | [287] |
NEW YORK.
Published by the American Missionary Association,
Rooms, 56 Reade Street.
Price, 50 Cents a Year, in advance.
Entered at the Post Office at New York, N. Y., as second-class matter.