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JBLIC LIBRARY

ASTOR, LENOX AND
TILDEN FOUNDATIONS

AFRICA, Letter from Mrs. Edwards, 3; Letter

from Mrs. Fay, 4; Letter from Miss Price, 359;

New Continent of Africa, Changes in Twenty.

five Years, 6; Some Inanda Schoolgirls, 63;

Umeitwa and Yona, 263, 303; Word from Mrs.

Stover, 255.

AUSTRIA, Work in Austria, 507.

BIBLE READINGS, Belief of the Truth, 319; Bless-

ing of Peace, 466; Christian Joy a Strength, 170;

God's Everlasting Faithfulness, 516; Joy of
Harvest, 366; Lord's Witnesses, 223; My Neigh
bor, 22; Power of Prayer, 66; That Your Faith
and Hope May Be in God, 125; Vision of God,
271; What Doth the Lord thy God Require of
Thee, 416; Words of Jesus, 563.

CHINA, Appeal for Workers at Pao-ting-fu, 216;

Report of Foochow Boarding School, 403; Re.

port of Work in Tung-cho, Extracts from, 400;

Touring Notes, 405; Woman's Hospital in Foo

chow, 315; Woman's Influence in China, 401;

Women's Meetings in Foochow, 162.

ILLUSTRATIONS, Bowker Hall, Bombay, 60;

Boarding School at Foochow, 404; Bruce, Miss

Harriet L., 203; Carey's Pulpit, 549; Chandler,

Mrs. Charlotte E., 202; College at Serampore, 550;

Dancing Girl in India, 208; Gateway to Mission

Premises, Pao-ting-fu, 406; Graduating Class of

Medical Students, Foochow, 316; High-caste

Girls, 555; House Where Carey Died, 549; Howe,

Miss Annie L., and a Kindergartner, 461;

Kaahumanu, 25S; Kapiolani, 259; Liliuokalani,

Queen of Sandwich Islands, 260; Little Amy,

305; Little Japanese, 460; Lotus Pond, 408;

Low-caste Girl, 557; Madonna of the Lily, 1;

Mexican Woman, 496; Mexico, Sketches from,

497; Princess Kaiulani, 261; Pundita Ramabi,

200; Spain, Map of, 504; Schools in Turkey, 112,

115; Teresa and Her Husband, 511; Tomb of Ca.

rey, 550; Widow Wallis' House, 552; Why Weep-

est Thou, 153; Yona, 264.

INDIA, Bowker Hall, Bombay, 58; Bowker Hall,

Opening of, 99; Changes in India, 213; Christian

Death in a Heathen Land, 2:1; Contrasts, 553;

Day Schools, 218; Hindu Gentleman, Letter from,

308; Hindu Woman and Her Redemption, 205; If

They Only Knew, 558; Mahableshwar and the

Sanitarium, 266; Root, Letter from Dr. Pauline,

410; Thank Offerings, 352.

IN MEMORIAM, Mrs. Charles Stoddard, 567.

JAPAN, Education of Women, 448; Japanese Bible

Woman's Report, 158; Kindergarten in Kobe,

450; Power of Prayer, 452; Sunday's Work, 454;

Women's Bible Training School in Kobe, 155.

Mexico, Extract from Letter, 494; One of the

Saints, 509; Present Attitude of Protestants

toward, the Church of Rome, 499; Sketch of

Mission.Work Chihuahua, 495.

MICRONESIA; Foss, Letter from Miss Ida C., 312;
Jouthal Extracts, 309; Perils by Sea, 355; Rand,
Extract of Letter from Mrs. Carrie T., 495; Wo.
utan's Boards in Micronesia, 313.

MISCELLANEOUS, Daily Prayer in Missionary

Work, 55; Editorial Paragraphs, 2, 49, 98, 154,

201, 253, 301, 350, 397, 446, 494, 545; Flash Lights

on William Carey, 548; Hawaiian Islands, The,

257; How to Increase Interest in Meetings, 126;

Our Prayers, Their Effect, 51.; Widow Wallis'

Back Parlor, 551.

OUR WORK AT HOME, April Meeting, 278; Annual

Meeting, 25, 67, 522, 570; Bible Readings, 22, 66,

125, 170, 223, 271, 319, 306, 416, 466, 516, 563; Holy

Shadow, The, 467; Leaflets, 129; Leaves from Our

Branches, 24, 72, 176, 228, 272, 323, 372, 420, 469,

519; Material Adavantages for Missionary Effort,

173; Missionary to the Missionaries, 468; Mov-

ing the Fence Farther Out, 320; Nehemiah's

Method, 225; Quarterly Meeting, 568; Pot-bound

Missionaries, 418; Receipts, 26, 74, 130, 178, 231,

279, 326, 378, 422, 471 523, 570; Special Call to

Woman's Foreign Missionary Work, 174; Thank

Offerings, 367; Topics for Auxiliary Meetings,

23, 73, 130, 177, 230, 277, 325, 371, 422, 470, 51, 523,

569: Why and How of Boys' Mission Bands, 517;

Women with Hands, 171; Ways of Working,
565.

POETRY, An Easter Voice, 153; Light for the Na-
tions, 165; Rejoice, ye Christians, 1; Rise on the
Shadowed Nations, 97-

SPAIN, Boarding School at San Sebastian, 503; The
Gospel in Spain, 512; Progress in the School at
San Sebastian, 61.

TOPICS FOR AUXILIARY MEETINGS, Century of

Missionary Effort, A, 569; Gospel for Japanese

Women, 470; Islands of the Sea, 277; Millions in

China, 422; Mission Work in Papal Lands, 521;

New Continent of Africa, 23; Our Great Oppor-

tunity, 178; Power of Prayer in Missionary Work,

73; Redemption of India's Women, 230; Study

of Some of the Great Religions, 325; Thank-

Offering Meetings, 371; Twenty-five Years in

Turkey, 130.

TOPICS FOR MISSION CIRCLE MEETINGS, Boys and

Girls in China, 414; Changes in India in Twenty-

five years, 221; Children's Opportunity, 168; Gods

of Heathen Children, 318; Islands of the Pacific,

269; Japan, Old and New, 464; Light in the Dark

Continent, 21; Mission Work in Papal Lands, 514;

Thank-Offering Service, 365; Turkey, 123; What

Children's Prayers can do, 65.

TURKEY, American College for Girls, 457; Bible

Woman in Van, 108; Bible Women, Report of,

356; Charter Day in American College for Girls,

Constantinople, 308; Chief Nationalities of the

Ottoman Empire, 101; Evangelistic Work

among Women, 103; Girls' Boarding Schools,

110; Glimpses of Oorfa, 12; Kindergarten in Ces-

area, 169; Kindergarten in Smyrna, 463; Letters

from Harpoot, Extracts, 254, 255; Letter from

Mrs. Newell, Extract, 447; Religious Interest in

Harpoot, 160; Religious Work in Euphrates Col-

lege, 456; Some Visits in Constantinople, 106.

YOUNG PEOPLES' DEPARTMENT-JUNIOR WORK,

Day Schools in India, 218; Gospel in Spain, 512;

Helper for Toderog 16; If They Only Knew, 558;

Kindergarten in Cesarea, 169; Kindergarten in

Kobe, 459; Kindergarten in Smyrna, 463; Light

for the Nations (poetry), 165; Mahableshwar and

the Sanitarium, 266; My Thanksgiving Box, 361;

One of the Saints, 509; Plea for Junior Work,

165; Report of Young Ladies' Societies, 219;

Root, Letter from Dr. Pauline, 410; Some Inanda

Schoolgirls, 63; Topics for Children's Meetings,

21, 65, 123, 168, 221, 269, 318, 365, 414, 464, 514;

Woman's Hospital in Foochow, 315; Young Wo.

men and Missions, 117.

PACIFIC.

INDIA, Facts from late Census, 236; Letters from

Miss Perkins, 331, 380; Saral, 425.

JAPAN, Earthquake in Japan, 29; Letter from Miss.
Gunnison, 235; Our "California Home" (Illus-
trated), 525.

MISCELLANEOUS, Good Cheer, 184.

TURKEY, Letters from Mrs. Baldwin, 281, 473.

AFRICA, Madagascar, 482; Our Yona, 186; Revival
Work in South Africa, 434-
BRIDGE BUILDERS, Beginning School Work in
Peking, 44; Glory Kindergarten Examinations,
Records of, 537; Kobe College, 192; May Rallies,
296; Monastir, Letters from, 441; School and
Kindergarten Work in Stamboul, 321; Some Ex-
perience in Teaching in China, 42; Story of a
Teacher in the Madura School, 147; Sunday School
in Cairo, 295.

CHINA, Beginning School Work in Peking, 44;

Footbinding, 35; Haven, Letter from Miss Ada,

433; Home Again, 142; Life in Shantung, 137;

Lin Ching, 535; Russell, Miss, Letter from, 577;

Shansi Mission, 248; Some Experience in Teach-

ing, 42; Stanley, Miss, Letter from, 90; Woman's

Work in Pang-Chuang, 387; Word from Miss

Chapin about Scholarships, 535; Work in Pao-

ting-fu, 531.

CORAL WORKERS, How we Live in the Kusaie
School, 390; Kindergarten Work at Marash, 289;
Mary D. Mills, Letter from, 91; Monastir, Letters
from, 442; Question for Leaders, 194; Story of a
Chinese Boy, 240; Work for Erzroom, 291.

HOME DEPARTMENT, Annual Meeting, 490, 581;

Calendar, 586; Correction, 490; Female Education

in India, 393; Heathen Woman's Prayer, 541;

Need of the Hour, 292; The Observer, 46, 196,

250, 393, 489, 541; Our Thank-offering Meeting,

540; Receipts, 47, 95, 150, 199, 251, 298, 347, 394,

442, 491, 542, 5SS; Self-denial, 539; Studies in Mis-
sions, 45, 93, 150, 197, 249, 297, 345, 391, 436, 488,
538, 587; Talk about Tithes, 438; What One
Worker Needs, 391.

ILLUSTRATIONS, Anatolia College, Marsovan, 477;
Girls' School, Marsovan, 478.

INDIA, Female Education in India, 393; Glimpse at
Medical Evangelistic Work, 430; Heathen
Woman's Prayer, 541; Miss Millard, Letter from,
246; Story of a Teacher in Madura School, 147;
Young Women in India, 479.

LADY MISSIONARIES

Abbott, Miss Austice, 364.

Abell, Miss Annie E., 350.

Allchin, Mrs. Nellie M., 324, 377.

Allen, Mrs. C. R., 113.

Andrews, Miss Mary E., 69, 71.

Andrus, Mrs. Olive N., 111, 528.

Atkinson, Mrs. J. L., 29, 68, 452.

Baird, Mrs. Ellen R., 351, 441.

Baldwin, Mrs. Harriet F., 163.

Baldwin, Mrs. M. J., 133, 281, 476.

Barbour, Miss Catherine H., 62, 514.

Barnum, Miss Emma M., 113, 161.

Barnum, Mrs. H. N., 113, 238.

Barnum, Mrs. H. S., 110.

Barrows, Miss M. J., 35. 81, 87, 155, 189, 287.

Bartlett, Mrs. Cornelia C., 114.

Bartlett, Miss Nellie S., 124, 463.

Bassett, Mrs., 285.

Bates, Miss Eula G., 142.

Bell, Miss Carrie S., 145, 583.

Bigelow, Miss Agnes M., 2, 302.

Bird, Miss Rowena, 248.

Bissell, Miss Emily R., 364.

Bissell, Miss Julia, 350.

Bissell, Mrs. Mary E., 364.

Blakely, Miss Ellen M., 154.

Brewer, Miss Mary E., 114, 288.

Bridgman, Mrs. Laura B., 303.

Brown, Miss Emily M., 35, 83, 85, 448.

Bruce, Miss Harriet L., 203, 266, 364.

IN MEMORIAM, Miss Carrie S. Bell, 145; Mrs.

Henry Plant, 146.

JAPAN, Annual Mission Meeting, Notes from, 520;

Cozad, Miss Gertrude, Letter from, 579; Dud.

ley, Miss, Letter from, 287; Gill, Miss Almona,

Letter from, 245; Glory Kindergarten, Records

of, 537; Gulick, Mrs., Letter from, 189; Kobe

College, 192; Kobe Girls' School, 81; Kobe Home,

Letter from a Visitor, 33; Kumamoto, Encourage.

ments and Discouragements, 285; Meyer, Miss,

Letter from, 187; More of Miss Wainwright's

Tour, 247; What a Music Teacher Can Do, 190;

Woman's Work in Niigata, 144.
MEXICO, Letter from Mrs. Crawford, 243; Some
Mexican Teachers, 429.

MICRONESIA, Hoppin, Miss, Letter from, 339; How

we Live in the Kusaie School, 390; Little, Miss

Alice, Letter from, 531; Logan, Mrs., Extracts

from Journal, 333; Logan, Mrs., Extracts from

Letter, 242; Power of Prayer, 530; Thanksgiving

Day in Kusaie, 385.

MISCELLANEOUS, Reviews, Reconsiderations, Re-

visions, 486; Thank Offerings, 340.

POETRY, Easter, 185; Hymn of the Covenant, 198;
Trust, 440.

STUDIES IN MISSIONS, Bible Reader, The, 488;

Bible Teachings on Giving, 297; Condition of

Heathen Women, 538; Inanda Seminary and

Umzumbe Home, 197; Kobe College, 94; Madura

Girls' Boarding School, 150; Prayer in Missions,

391; Reasons for Thanksgiving, 436; Review of

the Year, 587; Samokov School and Monastir

School, 249; The School as a Missionary Force,

45; The World's Debt to Missionaries, 346.

TURKEY, Barnum, Mrs., Letter from, 238; Brewer,
Miss, Letter from Sivas, 288; Facts which En-
courage, 39; Graham, Miss, Letter from, 237;
Hard Knots untangled in Hadjin Home, 139;
Kindergarten Work at Marash, 289; Monastir,
Letters from, 441; School and Kindergarten Work
in Stamboul, 341; School at Marsovan, 477; What
one Worker Needs,391; Word from Marsovan,240.

Bruce, Mrs. H. P., 211.

Bunker, Mrs. Isabel H., 3, 303.

Burrage, Miss F. E., 114, 169.

Bush, Miss Caroline E., 108, 239, 253, 350.

Bushee, Miss Alice, 446, 514.

Carter, Miss, 4.

Chamberlain, Miss L. B.,724 LL4, 350.,

Chambers, Mrs. Robert, 253

Chandler, Mrs. C. E., 5, 2023 350.

Chandler, Miss Gertrude, 177, 350, 37S.

Channon, Mrs. Mary L., 270.

Chapin, Miss Jane E., 44, 90, 433; 5353 577

Clapp, Mrs. Mary J., 248.

Clark, Mrs. Harriet M., 285. 454.

Clark, Mrs. Ruth E., 507, 5-5.

Closson, Miss S. A., 114.

Coffing, Mrs. J. L., 139.

Colby, Miss Abbie M., 350, 377, 493.

Cole, Miss Harriet L, 441.

Cozad, Miss Gertrude, 144, 579.

Crawford, Mrs. Hattie J., 244.

Cull, Miss Phebe L., 473.

Daniels, Miss Mary L., 113, 456.

Daughaday, Miss Adelaide, 204, 493-

Denton, Miss M. F., 132, 135, 183, 383.

Dodd, Miss Isabel F., 69.

Dudley, Miss Julia E., 87, 155, 189, 287.

Dunning, Miss Mary, 499.

Eaton, Mrs. Gertrude C., 70, 495, 512.

Edwards, Mrs. Mary K., 64, 360.

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