MARCH, 1887.
THE AMERICAN MISSIONARY
VOL. XLI.
NO. 3.
| EDITORIAL. | |
| PAGE | |
| Financial—A Good Idea, | [65] |
| Extracts from Correspondents, | [66] |
| Thy Kingdom Come—Paragraph, | [68] |
| We Are Verily Guilty Concerning Our Brother, | [69] |
| Does the Higher Education Befit the Negro? | [71] |
| Some Change Needed, | [73] |
| New Light in the South, | [74] |
| Paragraph—Death of Mr. Weir, | [75] |
| THE SOUTH. | |
| Notes in the Saddle. Supt. C. J. Ryder, | [75] |
| Dedication of Ballard Building, | [77] |
| Our School of Observation—Charleston, S. C., | [79] |
| Cumberland Mountains, | [80] |
| THE INDIANS. | |
| A Visit to the Dakotas, | [82] |
| THE CHINESE. | |
| From Rev. F. B. Perkins, | [84] |
| BUREAU OF WOMAN’S WORK. | |
| Extracts from Letters—Letter from Jennie Cox, | [86] |
| FOR THE CHILDREN. | |
| Letter from a Coloured Boy to his Teacher—Letter from Mrs. A. A. Myers, | [88] |
| RECEIPTS, | [89] |
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