Vol. XXXV.
No. 10.
THE
American Missionary.
“To the Poor the Gospel is Preached.”
OCTOBER, 1881.
CONTENTS:
| EDITORIAL. | |
| Annual Meeting—Paragraphs | [289] |
| Talladega College (with Illustration) | [292] |
| The Strong and the Weak: Rev. G. N. Marden | [295] |
| Giving, from a Commonplace Stand-point: Rev. Samuel Scoville | [296] |
| Benefactions | [297] |
| General Notes—Africa, Indians, Chinese | [298] |
| Items from the Field | [300] |
| THE FREEDMEN. | |
| Kentucky—Work at Berea: Dr. Mayo in Journal of Education | [301] |
| Kentucky—Sowing in Tears and Reaping in Joy: Rev. J. A. R. Rogers, Berea | [303] |
| Tennessee—Letter from Miss Alice E. Carter, Nashville | [304] |
| Alabama—Letter from Mrs. M. V. Curtis, Selma | [304] |
| Georgia—Extract from a Fraternal Letter of Rev. T. L. Day | [306] |
| Texas—Death of S. B. White, Paris | [306] |
| AFRICA. | |
| Death of Rev. Mr. Kemp | [307] |
| THE INDIANS. | |
| Work on a Short Tour: Rev. M. Eells | [308] |
| THE CHINESE. | |
| “Steadfast, Immovable:” Rev. W. C. Pond | [310] |
| Gleanings | [313] |
| CHILDREN’S PAGE. | |
| A Missionary Potato | [315] |
| Receipts | [316] |
| Constitution | [319] |
| Aim, Statistics, Wants, etc. | [320] |