December 1895 Yearly Index

The Missionary Review of the World — 1895 Index

VOL. VIII NEW SERIES Ivm VOL. OLD SERIES

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THE VOL. VIII NEW SERIES Ivm VOL. OLD SERIES JANUARY TO DECEMBER, 1895 EDITOR-IN-CHIEF ARTHUR T. PIERSON, D.O.' ASSOCIATE EDITORS A. J. GORDON, D.O. J. T. GRACEY, D.O. D. L. LEONARD, D.O. MANAGING EDITOR D. L. PIERSON EDITORIAL ASSISTANTS REV. C. C. STARBUCK AND REV. JAMES DOUGLAS, M.A. Printed in the UniteJ SIMes PUBLISHERS FUNK AND WAGNALLS COMPANY LONDON NEW YORK TGRONTO 1895 electronic file created by cafis.org Copyright, Jags, By FUNK & WAGNALLS COMPANY, electronic file created by cafis.org 1895.J INDEX. 961 INDEX FOR 1895'- DEPARTMENTS. 1. LITERATURE OF MISSIONS. II. INTERNATIONAL DEPART

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Countries mentioned

Afghanistan Armenia Australia Belgium Botswana Brazil Bulgaria Burma Cambodia Canada China Denmark Egypt Fiji France Guinea Hungary Iceland India Indonesia Iran Ireland Italy Jamaica Japan Laos Liberia Madagascar Malaysia Mexico Mongolia Morocco Paraguay Peru Samoa Sierra Leone Spain Sri Lanka Syria Taiwan Thailand United States Vanuatu Venezuela

People mentioned

Dr. Bernardo Miss Burt Mr. Cruikshank Mrs. Benjamin Douglas Mrs. Booth Mrs. Cochran Mrs. Crou.e Mrs. George Milller MRS. ISABELLA BIRD Mrs. Jamieson Mrs. Mary R. Schauftler Mrs. NeVIUS Mrs. R. M. Brierly MRS. S. M REV. C. C. STARBUCK AND REV. JAMES DOUGLAS

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VOL. VIII NEW SERIES Ivm VOL. OLD SERIES JANUARY TO DECEMBER, 1895 EDITOR-IN-CHIEF ARTHUR T. PIERSON, D.O.'

ASSOCIATE EDITORS A. J. GORDON, D.O. J. T. GRACEY, D.O.

D. L. LEONARD, D.O.

MANAGING EDITOR D. L. PIERSON EDITORIAL ASSISTANTS REV. C. C. STARBUCK AND REV. JAMES DOUGLAS, M.A.

Printed in the UniteJ SIMes PUBLISHERS FUNK AND WAGNALLS COMPANY LONDON NEW YORK TGRONTO 1895 By FUNK & WAGNALLS COMPANY,

1895.J INDEX

INDEX FOR 1895'- DEPARTMENTS.

1. LITERATURE OF MISSIONS.

II. INTERNATIONAL DEPARTMENT. J. T. Gracey, Editor.

Ill. FIELD OF MONTHLY SURVEY. D. L. Pierson.

IV. EDITORIAL DEPARTMENT. Editor·in·Chief.

V. GENERAL INTELLIGENCE DEPARTMENT. D. L. Leonard. Editor.

EXTRACTS AND TRANSLATIONS FROM FOREIGN PERIODICALS. C. C. Starbuck.

BRITISH NOTES. Ja.mes Douglas. '

ORGANIZED WORK, AND RECENT INTELLIGENCE. D. L. Leonard.

MAPS.

PAGE PA..GB I Arabia………… ……………. .. .. 414 Turkey……………………………… 340 South America……………………… 801 ILLUSTRATIONS.

PAGE PAGB Alaskan Indian Dwellings ………….. , .. 481 – Marriage Ceremony. .. .. …. .. ………. 641 – Training School. Sitka …•…………. 500 John L. Nevius and hi. "Famine Boys…… 881 Aneityum Mission House. …… ………. 568 Moslem Tomb at Busrah………..•..••.. 732 Arab Pilgrims Bound for Mecca …..•….. 737 Muller's Orphanages at Bristol…•……… 120 Arabian Mission neuse. Busrah…. .. ….. 416 Native Houses at Busrah……………… 732 Busrah. The Creek at …………………. 721 Nestorian Tablet in China …………….. 188 China. Ready for a 'rour in…… ……….. 81 New Hebrides Chief's Daughter……….. 561 Chinese Beggan…. .. ……………….. 884 – – Huts …………………………. 568 – Inn Courtyard. . .. .. .. .. .. . …. .. . …… . 81 – -.Mourners ………………………. 568 Christian Teacher. Aneityum ………….. 561 – – Women at Work………………… 565 Ctesiphon, Arch of, Bagdad…•….••.•… 737 Pastor's College, London……………… 164 Eskimos in Alaska……………………. 504 Pueblo Indians……………………….. 404 Futuna Church and Congregation ………• 565 – Terraced Arclaitecture ………………. 401 Gawapati, the God of Good Luck.. '" . . •. • 1 Siam MI.lion Boildings, Chieng Mal……. 324 Gordon, Adoniram Judson …………….. 241 – Palace atBangkok………………….. 321 Hep)um Hali, Japau ………………….. 648 Spurgeon, Charles Haddon••.•…………. 161 Indian Baby Carriage…………………. 404 – James Archer …………………….. 161 lana Cathedral. '" ……………………. 248 Spurgeon's Funeral Services. London, ….. 164 – Chapter-house and Convent.. ……….. ~8 South America's Spiritual Need. (chart) …. 721 Japane.e Native Education……………. 641 Zwemer, S. M.• in Arab Dress……………732 -Inn………………………………. 648 AUTHORS.

PAGE P …. GlII ADAMS. J. E …………………………. 283 BRIDGES, J. R ………………………… 327 AJU[STRONG. D. G… ………. .. ……… 8111 BROWN. CHARLOTTE H ………………… 847 ASIDrORE. WILLLUl …………………… 29 BUTLER. JOHN W …………………….. 447 BBRTRAND, J. L………………………. 588 COUSINs. GEORGB . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 434 BOGGS, W. B ………………………. 4, 460 CRAVBR, SA1!UEL P… ……………….. 198 BOYD. O. E ……………………… 498.829 DAVIS, MRS. S. M…………………….. 42ll BRACQ, J. C………………………….. 427 D….y. D….VID A. ……………………… 47 DODD, W. C……………… ….. PAGE PAGB 8 PHILLIPS, J. L …………………….30. 68a DOUGLAS, J.AJ4B8. (See BritiBh Note8.) . . 191, 911 PIElIBON, A. T. (See Editorial Department.) 81 115,161.241.869. 401. 422, 491. 519, 561. 641 EUBOZA, JUSTO M ……………………. 841 721. 756. 801, 881 FAGo, JOHN G ……………………….. 1l! PIEMON. D. L. (See Field Of Monthly Sur· P'JlBGUSON, AlSBIE P …………………… 355 vey) ……………….. .. 27.167.358,414. 593 l'DmsoN. A. W ………………………. 514 GAT, TJlOI!'ILO………………….. ……. 20 PUDDIIFOOT. W. G …………….. '._ ….. 808 RATHBUlIN. B. B …………………….. 286 GOOD, JUlES I. ………………………. 411 REID. GILBERT ……………………. 108, 819 GORDON, A. J …………………….. 89, 247 REYNOLDS. GEORGB C………… ……… 82 GBAOIlY, J. T. (See InUrriational Depart- Ross. JUlES B ……………………..48.601 SCHODDE. GEOlWE II ………………….. 267 ment.) SCOTT. J. E …………………………… 844 SOOTT. T. J ………………………….. 586 GJU.VlIS, R, II…. . . …. .. .. .. • . .. • . … .. .. 678 SCOVl1:L. S. 11' . ••.. • .. .. .. .. .. .. •… . … •…. 252 SOUDDER, F. S……….. ………… ….. 1 GRAT, JAlIIES M ……………. ………… 750 SEDER. JAJlBS 1. ……………………… 653 SBEDD. W. A ……………….. ….. .. 741 1lA.IG, F. T ..•••••..•.••……….. " .•..•.. 730 SIlIREB. JAKE! ……………………….. 429 SKITH, A. B …………………………. 84 lLuL, L. D……. . .. •• . .. •. . .. .. . •. . . … .• 342 SMITH. J. 11'………………………….. 441 SPlCER. RE ………………………….. 168 JIAnJIa. A. MP…………………… ………… ………………… 208 SPENCElt, D. S ……………………..126.449 HAns, W. 281 STANLEY, F. J ………………………. 516 STARBUOK, C. C. (See Extracts and Trans· HOGQ, H. W ………………………… 905 lationsfrom Foreign Periodical'.)….. .94,823 1I0USB. J. H…………………………. 523 STlCTSON, GBOJIGE R …………………… 487 STORBOW, EDWARD ……………….. 184,915 JAJlIESON, Mas. A. C ……. ………….. 125 TRACBY.CHARLESC …………………… 51 J1I88t1P, H. H …………………….. 889, 887 Tu1'l'. J. E …………………………… 260 TYLlilR. JQSUH……………………. 19.407 JOIIN8TON, JAXlt8 …………………. 276, 7154 UPCHAFT. WILLulllM . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 728 VINTON, C. C………………………… 661 KlIANE, A. II… ……………….. …… 34 VON STRAUSS, VIOTOR ……………….. 94 KNox, GEOlWE WlLLIUI: ………… '" .18, 648 WADDELL, W.A . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 846 Koz.uu, II……………………………. 445 WOB. EDWARD . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 367 WHITE, MARlA …… .. ………………. 686 LANE, H. M …………………………. 526 WILSON, S. G …………………… 8.738.887 WITHERSPOON. T. D ………………….. 418 LAURIE, J. II………………………… 565 WOODS, H. M ………………………… 917 WORLBY. J. B …………………….. , .. 689 LAUBI1I. T …………………………… 891 WYND, W ……………………………. 765 LlIOIURD, D. L. (See Gemral lntelligence.). 746 YOUNG, ED&ERTON …………………. 102. 481 M.6BI1I, II. C….. …………………….. 850 )iAoFARLANE, SAHUJlL ……………….. 586 MoKINNEY, A. H ……………………. 900 MARTIN, CHALlIIJlRS ………………….. 321 MATEER, SAJlUBL ………………….. 271,331 ME~, W. 11'…………………………. 666 JrlEB]n{sKY, A. A…. ……… …………. 2Ii MILLIGAN, R R ……………………… 859 MITOIlELL. J. M ………. ……….. 22.280, 580 MOJ'J'ATT, S. A ………………………. 881 MooRB, iI. P ………………………….. 582 MOBNAN, W. J ……………………….. 149 MOltBlSON. MICHAEL A ………………… 725 MaULE. G. E …………………………. 571 NOBTON. ALBIIBT …………………….. 27~ hNJlOSlI, V. 11'……………………….. 768 ARTICLES.* PAGE PAOB Afghanistan……………………… 477, 712 – The Negro as a Missionary.J. R. Bridges. 327 AJ!'RICA, D. L. Pierson……………. 451 – FIELDS. (See al.o:Madagascar. Egypt.) – Adolphe Ma1)llIe, A. P. Ferguson…•…. 355 – – Abysllnia ……………….. 148, 218. 400 – Blrd's..,yeView of. Josiah Tyler…….. 19 – – Baeutolllnd…………………….. 355 – Fetichism In. Josiah Tyler…………… 407 – – Bechuanaland…….. … ……. .. .. 949 – In Darkest, R R. Milligan………….. 3119 – – Cape Colony. (See S01.tth.) – Lutheran Industri9.l Mls2ion. Liberia, D. – – Congo Free State …..68, 229. 2,,1). 889. 457 A.Day …………………………… 47 595. 720. 788, 857, 867 – The Forerunner of Moffatt and Living- – – Eastern.. .. …………………. 228. 468 – – Liberia……………………….47, 553 stone. J. F. Good ……………….. 411 – – Mashonaland ………………… 1549. 959 – The Latest Blow to the Africsn SlaTe – – Morocco…………….. … ………. 473 Trade. James Johnston ……………. 7154 • Including Iill departments.

1895·1

PAGII PAQ1I – – North (Morocco. A1ieria. Tunie. Trip· Argentine :Republic…………………… 379 oli) ………•…..•… .478. 550. 559. 772. 797 Armenian Massacres… 62. 138. 140. 219, 612. 774 Arya SoIlUlj . .. . … .. .. .. . .. .. . .. .. . .. …… 260 – – Rhodesia…….. . …•…….••.•…. 479 A••am ……………………………….. 596 – – Sierra Leone…. . •………•…….. 308 AVS'.l'RALA.ISIA.. (See A'U8tralia,New – – Soudan ……….•…••… 61. 059. 619. 776 – – South (Cape Colony. etc.) ..66,79,239, 820 Zealand, New Guinea.)…………… 534 Australia ……………………….. 119.631 381. 400. 465. 560, 639. 720, 868, 880 A.VISTaIA. at tile Close of 1894. Te.odlo – – Tripoli. .. ·. . ..•…………………. 218 – – ltganda……80,220.228,240,639.708. 720 Gay ……………………………… 21 – – West (Liberia. Gold Coaet. etc.)..239. 359 Balkan Peninsula, the Storm·Center of 559. 628. 632 Europe, J. B. HGuse ……………….523 – – Zamb.zi ……………………….. 467 Bapti'st Anniversaries at Saratoga, D. L. – – Zanzibar……….. " ……………. 142 – – Zululand……………….. 560, 798.880 Pierson.. . .. . .. . •.. .. .. .. .. .. …… … 1193 Barrow's Lectnreehip in Calcutta, J. T. – G1IN1IBAL INTELLIGENOE …..159. 379, iS9. 707 954. 958 Gracey………………………….. 203 Basis and Results of Medical Missions, :It. – – Anecdotes and Incident•.•…. 79. 147. 466 – – Climate……………….79. 320. 798.958 H. Graves ……………………….. 678 _ – Converts…..68,148,228.239,320,467. 720 BELGIUM at the Close of 1894. Teodlo 798 Gay……………………………… 22 – – Di1I:lcultles. (See Oppoaltton.) ……•• 711 BmLll: Distribution. _…80. 219.300. 316,397. 449 – – Education………………………. 560 – – English Possessions…………..400, 461 459, 542. 551, 558, 705. 859, 880 – – Futnre of Africa.. . .. . … . ……….. 159 – Translation……..62. 157,475,476.640. 945 – – Gold Mines …………………….. 400 – Work ………………….,714. 7~1. 860. 876 – – Languages ……………………… 400 Bishop. Mrs. Isabella Bird, J. T. Gracey… 181 – – Liquor TraJlle…239. 400. 467, 513, 720. 798 Bohemia ………………………….. '" 318 – – )launers and Customs … 160. 465, 559. 798 Books. (See Publications.) Brahmanism …………………………. 794 959 Bramo Somaj. . ……………………… 260 – _ Negro Mission.ries……….. 708. 712, 798 BRA.ZIL, Progress in, W. A. Wadden .. 846 – – New Map of Africa………………. 620 – Throllgh an BvangeUlt'sEye,D. G. Mm- – – Opposition…••………. , .•.550, 790,797 – – Outlook…………………….628.788 strong…………………………… 812 – – Progress….228. 240. 467. 468. 478. 559. 720 British Sins………………………… 716 Bnddha and Christ Compared.. " ,••.•… :. 373 798. 954. 958 Buddhism….319, 324. 371, 390. 477, 558. 945, 948 – – ~lroads ….. ' ………………88.959 – Craze in Favor of.. … .. …………… 224 – – Reinforcements…………………. 475 Bulgaria…………………………….. 428 – – Romauism ……………………… 479 – – Women………………………… 639 BURMA…………………………… 618 ALASKA. …..155. 462, 473, 522. 534. 553. 790 – Statistical Notea. D. L. Pierson•…….. 291 – Missions in. O. E. Boyd…………• 498. 823 – The Outlook in, J. L. Phillips….. •.•. .. 30 America. (S.e Canada. Un£ud Statu. etc.) Burns. William C., John G. Fogg ……… 112 American Citizenship. Adopted, J. T. Gra· Cambodia……………………………. 876 Canada……………………………894. 481 cey ……………………………… 849 Canulbalism in Hayti… .. . . .. …. . ……. 222 Carey, William. Work of……………… 621 AN1!:cnoT1I1 AND INCIDENT…… • • •• • •• 78. 391 Celibacy in Missions.. .. . …………….. 235 – Africa …….. : …… 79. 147.466, 472. 551. 707 Centen.ry of a Great Missionary Society – Arabia……………………………. 555 – Australia……………………….. " 631 (L. M. S.), Edward Storrow………… 184 – China….. 238.308.390.398.477.709.789. 796 – France……………………………. 588 CENTRA.L AMERICA. …………. 857 – Iudia…………………..476. 556. 629, 710 – Missions in. D. L. Pierson…•………. 214 – Indians (American) ………………624.711 – Mosquito Coast Controv8ny•…….801, 785 – Japan ……………………………. 478 – Korea ……………………………. 796 CEYLON……………. 77.149, 291. 390.470 – Turkey…………….. , …………… 395 – The Outlook in, J. L. Phillips …….. 30, 819 – Persi……………………………… 636 Chicago Bible Institute.. .. .. … …. .. 893, 712 APPEALS. (See Ne~s.) Children. (See Oryhanage•.) …… .234. 235. 393 – China……………………..539. 629. 781 .,… India…………………………….. 225 – Korea ……………………………. 82 – Japan ……………………………. 399 ARA.BIA …………..300.457.538.555,876 – of Missionaries …………………. 156, 234 – and the Arabiau Mission, D. L. Plelson. 414 CHINA.. (See F01'1fWsa.) D. L. Pierson, 136 – Missions in. F. S. Scndder….. " . . .. . . .. 1 – Rise and Progress of Modern Christian 5311 – Bel:innings of.a Mission in Honan. J. F. )lis.ions in, F. T. Baig….. . •• . . . . . ••• 780 Smith ……………………………. 441 – Causes of Growth in Population… ….. 56 _. Foreign Missions and Sociology iu, A.

B. Smith …………………………. 84

INDEX

PAGE PAGB – Higher Classes in, Gilbert Reid.. •. . . . . .. 108 Christian Endeavor Convention at Boston, – John L. Nevius, A. T. Pierson……… 881 – Massacre at Kucheng, J. T. Gr8cey .. 760, 774 J. M. Gray………………………. 760 – Peace with Japan, Riots in Szchusr., W. Christian Endeavor Societies and Work. 74, 233 M. Upcraft…. .. .. .. .. …. .. ……… 728 313,393. 588, 552.697. 613. 792 -Pioneer Evangelist, William Burns, J. G. Church Unity…. …….. … ……. .. …. 699 Circumpolar Missions. D. L. Pierson …534. 553 Fagg" …………………………. 112 CITY MISSIONS, D. L. Pierson ..216, 551, 598, 777 – Reforms in, Gilbert Reid ……………. 819 – London………….. .. ……. 191. 295, 870 – Riots lind their Causes, H. M. Woods… 917 – New york ………….. 154, 234,593.710,792 – Situation in, The, William Ashmore. … 29 Civilization, Progress of…238, 3S9, 457, 555. 784 – The International Duel in the Far East, 955 J. T. Gracey……… . ……………. 759 Clifton Springs, Missionaries lit. (See Y. – War with Jllpan, D. S. Spencer." ……. 126 – FIlCLDs. Amoy…………………. 550, 949 M. U.}…………………………… 368 – – Canton……………….. .. …….. 618 Colnmba, the Apostle, A. J. Gordon …… , 247 – – Central.. ……………………….. 949 Comity and Cooperation …….. 236.475.545. 637 ~ – Honan……………….. .. …….. 441 Congregational Home Missions, J. H. Ross. 601 – – Hunan ……………………….. 69, 535 Conventions..219, 221, 233, 286, 297, 368, 394, 445 – – Manchuria …………………… 868, 947 – – Mongolia……………………238, 630 456, 469, 514, 552, 613, 911, 936 – – Shanghai……………………….. 79 Corea. (See Kor,a.) – – T ….Chow……………………… 701 Cost of Missions. (See Finance.) …. …… 551 ~ – West …………………………… 691 Cross-Bearers' Missionary Reading Circle… 659 – GENERAL hiTELLIGENCE..78, 691, 704, 717, 790 Deaths. (See Necrology.) Demon Possession in Mi••ion Fields. J. T. 859, 861, 864, 940, 946, 949 – – Anecdotes ……. 78,238,309,396,392, 396 Gracey … "……….. "………, ……. 365 DIFFlCULTIlCS OF CONVERTS AND MISSION- 477, 769,789, 795 – – Bible Work ………………. 219,391 ARIJ!lS. (See Per8ecution: Oppo8ition.) 72 – – Bnddhism……………………… 558 – Bohemia……… . ……………….. 318 – – Civilization…. .. . …. .. ………… 238 – Chinll……………………..238, 632, 638 – – Classics……………………… 477, 864 – India………………………. 182.545, 787 – – Converts…. 148, 309, 312, 319, 389, 469, 630 – Syria. 36 ; Turkey… .. …………….. 236 Druses, The. A. H McKinney.•.•……•••. 900 718, 796 Dutch East Indies. (See Mala1lsia.) – – Difficulties………. 238, 632, 638, 796, 865 Edncation, Higher, on the Mission Field. – – Education ……………144, 550, 712,784 – – Ideas of God ……………………. 144 W. M. Hayes …………………….. 281 – – Lepers… .. ……………………. 709 – Place of, on the Mission Field. H. M. – – Li Hung Chang.. . . . .. .. …. .. ……. 377 – – Manners and Customs ……..557,631,866 Lane …………………………… 526 Educational Work in Egypt. H. W. Hogg. 905 957 EDUCATIONAL MISSIONS ……………….. 230 _ – Medical Missions …. 158, 557, 629, 706, 712 – Alaska…. .. .. .. …………… .. … … 473 – Cbina………………………. 144, Z50. 712 719. 879. 957 -Egypt …………………………….. 905 _ – Methods of Work ……….. 144.388, 958 – India …………… 237, 477. 555. 586. 637. 795 – – Mohammedans…………………. 65 – Japan. 719; Korea…………………. 450 _ – Native Workers…………………. 319 – Madagascar.. .. …. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. . …. 547 – – Need ……. . •…..235, 309, 629, 638, 790 – Malaysia…………………. " ….702.799 – – Official Corruption .. "……….. .. .. 398 – Syria………………………. 636, 712. 891 _ – Opposition. (See Riots.) …….. … 60.309 – Tllrkey ……… "………………… 157, 236 _ – Outlook ….238,496,557,639.689,796. 865 – United States……………………… 599 – – Persecution. (See Riots.)… 698. 760, 774 Efate, Missionary work in …………….. 462 _ – Petition from Missionaries…….. .. 639 Effect of Foreign Missions ……………… 231 – – Plague…. ……………. ……… 65 EGyPT…. …….. 66.383.472,559,874.880 _ – Progress ….312.319,638, 701, 719.879, 958 – EdncatioDlI1 Work. H. W. Hogg ……… 905 _ – Reforms ……………………..796.819 – Spiritnal Claims……………………. 773 _ – Religions ………………..213. 477, 558 England. (See British: ffreat Britain.).. 226 _ _ Riots ……….618,638, 728.784,850. 917 Epworth League ……………………… 314 _ _ Statistics……………. 138,398,477, 717 Erromanga ……………………….. 623.640 _ – Unoccnpied Territory. …….. … ..•. 69 Evans, James, Edgerton Young…… , …. 102 _ _ War with Japan …. .140, 218, 295, 319. 456 Facts and Figures from British India, 536.728 George H. Sehodde …. .. .. .. …. .. …. 267 _ – Women ……………………….73. '71~ Faith and Funds in Missions …………… 366 Chine.e in America.75, 167,315,714.874,953. 960 Family Life in India, Albert Norton…….. ~79 _ Idells of a Supreme Being…………… 144 Fetichism in Africa, Josiah Tyler……… 407 _ Philosopher. Lao·tse, Victor Von Stranss 94 Fiji Islands ……………………….. 160, 4aO _ Turkestan, Entranc~.,.puo .•••.••••..••.. 458 li'INAl'CIt OF MISSIONS. (See Organizations.) 153, 157, 230, 895, 459, 471, 618 PAGE PAGB – Baptists (North), 5152, 634; (Sonth) •••153, 459 – British Societies……..•••.•••…….••• 155 Hindi-ancea. (See lJijficulties.) – Chnrch of England. ••• . . . . .. ..•.•••…. 1M – and Helps in the Evangelization of Laos – Church of Scotland •…………•••…… ~11 – Congregationalists (A. B. C. F. M) .• .• .43,153 Land, Chalmers Martin. •…. . ……. 321 Hindu Reformers of this Ce.tury, J. E. 392, 459, 952 – Cumherland Presbyterians ……•.•….. 552 Tnpp …………………………… 260 – Episcopalians. . . . . .. ……………….. 635 Hinduism …………. 225, 280,301, 62!!, 944, 955 – Friends ………….. •…….•.••.. … IS! Home Missions in the United states. (See – Knox College….••……..••….•……. 233 – London Missionary Society ………. 156, 793 City Missions .. Freedmen; Frontiers .. – Methodist ……………………. 74, 75, 459 Indians .. Mountain Whites: MM"m01lS.) – Native Contributions•••.•..•………•.. 471 – Presbyterians (Canada) …………..311, 553 75, 597, 6.14, 715 – – (North), 459, 554, 634; (South) ……… 538 – – Congregational, J. H. Ross.•..•……. 601 – Reformed Episcopal. •• •. .•• •. . . . •• . • . .•. 552 Hungary ……………………………… 317 – Roman Catholic………………….. 155 ICELAND ………………………… 636 – United Brethren ……………………. 153 Idolatry-" Thou Shalt Not," Samuel Mateer 331 Foreign Missions and Sociology in China, INDI.to. (See Ceylon.) D. L. Pierson.291, 375 – Barrow's Lectureship in Calcntta, J. T. A. H. Smith .••••.••••…….••.••• '" 84 – Reasons for, Edward Webb ••••••…•…. 367 Gracey ………………………….. 203 Foreigners in the United States ………… 599 – Facts lOud Figures from British, George Formosa. .. •….. 148, 469, 697, 71», 709, 719, 789 – Missionary Successes in, Mrs. Jamieson .. 125 H. Schodde……………………….. 2(;7 FRANCE at the Close of 1894, Teofilo – Family Life in, Albert Norton .••..•…. 279 – Great Evangelistic Developments in Gay ……………………………… 21 — Condition of Religious Life in, J. C. North, J. T. Gracey ………………. 924 – Hindu Reformers of this Century, ;T. E. Bracq …………………………… 427 – La Mission Iutiirieure, J. M. Mitchell. 580 Tupp …………………………… 260 – Missions in, D. L. Pierson ..•••..•.••••.. 616 – Idolatry, Samuel Mateer…………… 331 – Outlook in, J. M. Mitchell… .•..•.••••.• 22 – London Missionary Society in Travan- – GENERAL INTELLIGENCE .••.•.••.•..•156, 717 – – Condition of Religions Thonght …… 299 core, Samnel Mateer. . • .• ………….. 271 – – McAII Mission. . . . . . .. • ..•.•.•…..•• 299 – Missionary Theological Schools of, T. J. – – War with Madagascar ….•……..387,547 FREEDMEN. (See Ne.qro.) .. 75,167,232,313, 314 Scott …………………………….. 586 – New and Opening Fields of, J. L. 327, 391, 394, 599, 634, 712, 714, 873 – D. L. PIerson.. …•…….•…….• •. 455 Phillips. . . . .. . . . . . . . .. ……………. 683 French Anarchists, Two, and the Gospel, – Outlook for 1895 in, W. B. Boggs……… 4 – Pariah "Outcasts" of, James Johnston.. J. L. Bertrand…. . .. •………… …. 588 – GENERAL INTELLIGECNE ….•….304, 378, 470 Frontier Missions, Importance of, W. G. 582,608,621,716,717,844,877,944,955 Puddefoot ………………………… 808 – – Aids to Conversion…….. . ……… 885 GERM&NY, Chnrchesin Berlin….•.. 220 – – Anecdotes ……………. 476, 556, 630, 710 – Religious Life in, A. A. Merensky. . . . . . . 25 – – Animists ………………………… 226 – Romanists and Protestants .•…•…… 143 –Blind ………………………….. 4'16 GIVING, Deficient.. … .471, 553, 632, 716, 776, 952 – – Brahmo-Somaj •……..•..•……•. 884, 886 – Dnty and Blessing of…….. 73, 235, 309, 550 – – British Rnle………………. 297, 460. 556 – Examples of …… 7~, 73, 76, 152, 156, 289, 311 – – Buddhism …•..••.•.••…••••… 224, 319 – – Children………………………… 225 314, 391, 465, 473, 560, 624, 631, 6.~6, 688, 710 – – Conception of God ……………….. 886 718,952 – – Converts…..•68, 142, 157, 237, 385, 396,545 – Methods of ……73, 153, 302,310, 449, 597, 598 551, 630, 636 . 632,878 – – Country and Climate …………. 886, 878 – – Defects in Native Christians ….•….. 389 Gordon, Adoniram Judson, A. T. Pierson.•. 241 – – Depressed Classes…………… 276, 466 Dr., and Missions, H. C. Mabie …. 350 – – Difficulties ••••..••.•••••. 545, 551, 787, 863 – — Edncation ……….. 287,477,555,637, 795 Governments and Milsions …………. 146, 539 – – Emigration…… … …… •••…•• …• 7'1 GREENLAND …………….. 147, 474,534 – – Fakirs. .. ……………….. ..•…. 319 Growth of the Leading American Missionary — – Hinduism Declining•..••…… 225, 944, 955 – – Languages ……………………. 291 Societies, R. E. Rpeer ……………… 168 – – Lepers. . …………………….157, 780 Half a Century of Faith Work, A. T. Pier- – -Manners and Customs …. 157,397,717, 956 – – Medical Work …..•••.•…•. 311,396,397 son ………………………………. 115 – -Methods of Work …………. 238, 385,710 Happer, Andrew P., President S. F. Sc()ve!. 252 — – Mohammedans ..•…….. 148, 30~, 860, 878 Hawaii. …………………………….. 458 – — Money Spent in Evangelization.. • . . .. 157 – Pentecost at Hilo, A. T. Pie.'lIon ……. , 81 — – Needs ………………………….. 476 Hepburn, H. C., J. T. Gracey . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 783 — — Opium. . . . . . . . . . . . . . •.. . .. .. ……… ao.~ – – Opposition …………………… 142, 716 PAGE PAGE – – Populatiou. .•. .. •.••• "'…………. 291 – – Religions ……………………….. 221 – – Poverty.. ………. . ………..396, 637 – – Statistics ………………………… 558 – – Progress …….. 238, 237, 308, 548, 795, 924 – – Sunday Newspapers……………… 862 – – Reforms……. .. …………….294, 384 – – Treaty Revision …………………. 899 – – Religions ………………………… 291 – – War with China…… 140, 218,289, 295, 877 – – Salvation Army. . . . …. … . .. .. .. . .. 237 – – Statistice ……..237,267,291,375, 3W1, 056 456, 586, 728 – – Superstitions……………. ………. 77 Japanese in United States…….56, 151, 284, 862 – – Vlrekananda …………. 203,801,805, 380 – – Women ………………….. 687, 791, 795 878,960 – – Young Men's Christian Association… 313 – View of Missions, A. Kozoki……..445, 765 – – – Hindu Association …………….. 238 Jesul, Tne Missionary Work of, W. P. –Zenana Work …………………… 897 Indians of America …..75, 167, 815, 471, 553, 624 Mears ……………………………. 666 JEW8. (See Pale,tim.).. .. 156, 896, f76, 555, 635 684, 708, 710, 793. 951 – Missions to the, D. L. Pierson……….. 935 – – A. T. Pierson ………………… .401,491 – in Palestine, H. H. J easup. . ……….. 887 – – Life among the, Edgerton R. Young .. 481 -in Penla, S. G. Wilson…………… 738, 837 – – James Evans, Missionary to the. E. KOREA, D. L. Pierson…………….. 696 – Outlook for 1895, A.. T. Pierson………. 15 R. young ………………………. 102 – The Open Door of, C. C. Vinton……… 661 Industrial MIssions in LIberia, David A. -The Work of the Spirit in North, S. A.

Day……………………………… 47 Moffatt………………………….. 881 International Duel in the Far East, J. T. – G8'IUral Intelligence .•••• .69, 898, 458, 461, 586 Gracey………………………….. 759 796,879 – Missionary Union, J. T. Gracey…. .368, 604 – – AnecdQtes……………………….. 769 Ireland ………………………………. 617 – – Education ……….. "……………. 4IlO I.lam. (See MQhamtMdan .. Turkey, etc.) .. 304 – – Outlook………………………879, 797 ISLANDS OF' THE SEA. (See – – Progress………………………… 820 Labrador …………………….. 147, 586,935 AUBtralO8ia.. Efate .. JiJrromanga .. Languages ofthe World… …. ………… 84 Hawaii: MalayBta; MeianeBta: Micro- Laos. (See Siam.) …….. •… 821,396, M2, 557 nesla .. Polynesia.) .. …80,240,867,869,949 Lepers oUhe World, D. L. Pierson….. 358, 953 – Missions In the, D. L. Pierson. . . .. ….. 533 -China…………………………..'…. 709 – What John Williams Saw in the South – India………………………….. 157, 780 Seas, A. T. Pierson……… ………. 801 -Syria ……………………………… 555 ITALY. (See Papacy.) …. ….. 717,739,875 Li Hung Chang.. .. . .. … .. .. .. . .. .. …. …. 377 – J. Murray Mitchell.. ………………. 24 Life among the Red Men of America, E. R. – D. L. Pierson ………………………. 615 – at the Close of 1894, 'J'eofllo Gay. . . . . . . . . 20 young……………………………… 481 Jackson, Sheldon, O. E. Boyd………….. 829 – in Mission Lands. (See m&sionary Life.) Jamaica. (See West Indtes.) ……….. 543, 800 Liquor Traffic….. 19, 160, 286, 239, 400, 467, 513 JAPAN, D. L. Pier.on……………… 693 — Debt to Christianity, J. I. Seder……… 653 720, 798, 863, 942, 943 – Growth of the Christian Church in, A. D. London Miseionary Society Centennial, Hail… .. ………….. 00 .. .. .. .. • .. … 842 _ Message from Missionaries to America .. 9~8 James Donglas……………………. 911 – Outlook for 1895, George William Knox.. 18 – – – in Travancore, Samuel Mateer…… 271 – Present Condition of Work, J. P. Moore. 582 ltIADAG&SCAR . ..80, 13g, 146, 160,218,240 – Signal Trophies at Jesus' Fect, F. J. Stanley…………………………… 516 387,459, 469, 479. 538,547,551, 625,629, 640 – The Year 1895 in, George William Knox. 648 708, 794, 799, 858, 948, 960 – General Intelligence. 320, 392, 591i, 622, 778, 837 – – American Board Deputation …. , ..715, 857 – and the Hova Bible, A.. T. Pierson……. 721 – – Anecdotes.. .. . .. … .. .. .. …. .. ….. 478 – Present Aspects of Work in, James Si- – – Bible Distribution…………839,449, 705 – – Character of People………………. 947 bree. .. .. .. .. .. … .. .. .. . .. .. .. . .. . .. … 429 – – Children. .. . .. .. …. ….. .. ………. 899 – Protestantism aDd RomaDism in, George – – Converts ………………………… 719 – – Doshisha University……………… 719 Cousins ………. " ……………….. 484 – – ForeIgn Missionary MOTement.899, 478,558 Madeira……………………………… 730 – – Medical Missions……………… 159,706 ltIALA YSIA. (See JOA1a: Buma#ra, – – Methods oC Work ………………… 558 – – Orphans' Asylum ……………….. sgg etc.) …………. .. 876,480,640, 702,711,799 – – Outlook …………………. 320,538, 928 Map and Money, V. F. Penrose …….. 763, 933 – – Progresl…….. "………….342, 1558, 858 March of Events, A. T. Pierson. (See Edi· _ – Red Croes Society ……………. 899, 942 torial Department )…………… …. 189 Massacres. (See Armenia.. Ohina.) Medical Missionary College………….208, 942 – Missionary Work Among Heathen Women, Maria White……………… 688 MEDICAL MISSIONS ….68, 155,234,316, 461, 471 712, 791, 792, 794, 867, 870 – A Plea for, W. P.lIears……………… 666 – True Basis and Results of, R. H. Graves. 678 PAGE PAGl!I – in China. .. ••…… liS. MS, 706, 712, 719. 790 – G. C. Knapp, of Turkey…………… 794 – – Egypt………•.•….•…………… 472 – Adolphe Mabille, of Africa ………….. 355 –Japan ….•……………………… 158 – Samuel Mateer. of India…………… 298 – – India………………… 311, 396, 397, 700 – Charles R. Mills. of China………….. 777 – – Palestine, 794; Syria …………….. 847 – William Moon, of Englan<l………….. 63 InELA.NESIA.. (See New Hebrides,' – Mrs. George Milller, of England…….. 221 Fiji.) .•.•••……..••••….••…… .533, 560 – J. L. Ph!IJips, of India ……….692. 778. 848 1Il1llTHODs of Work in Mission Fields. – Mrs. Mary R. Schauftler, of Turkey…… 316 470, 747, 78t, 785 – W. A. Scott. of Africa………………. 709 – China ………………………….. 144, 629 – H. M. Scudder, of India…………6.."2. 861 – India………………………….. 238, 386 – J. H. Shedd. of Persia……………1132. 538 – Turkey………………………. 318,472 – Robert Steel, of AU8tral!a … . ……… 383 Metlakahtla. (See Alaska.) ••…… ..•••..• 940 – Theodore Wangeman, ofBerlln …….. 76 MEXICO ……………………… 474, 099 – Sydney Roberts Webb. of Africa…….. 709 .

– as a Mission Field, S. P. Craver……… 198 – Maria A. West. of Turkey …………… 208 – Missionary Conference of Toluca, J. W. Negro as a Missionary. (See Freedmen.) Butler…………………………… 447 J. R. Bridie… .. .. . .. .. .. . .. .. …….. 32'l – Missions in, D. L. Piersou ……….. 213, 375 – Developmental Status of the, G. R. 8tet- – Utility of Missions in, J. M. Euroza….. 841 son ………………………………. 437 Micronesia …………… " …………… 534 – Missionaries…. .. .. .. .. . . … .. …..708. 712 :MIracles of Missions, xxm.-xxv., A. T. Need of a Medical Mission Training Col· Pierson. .. ……………… . .. 81, 721, 801 lege…………………………… 208 Missionaries' Sons ……. '" . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 620 NEEDS of the Mission Field …………810. 870 Missionary Forces of 1895……………… 152 – Canadian. Northwest …..•….••…… '.' 394 – Life ……………………………. 235, 470 – China…………………. 2M. 309. 629. 638 – Meetiugs. (See Conventions.)……. .381, 463 – Egypt …………………………… 773 – Work of Jesns, W. P. Mears ……….. 666 – India……………………………… 476 Missions.in Theolol:ical Seminaries, J. E. – Korea ….. , ……………………… 661 Adams …………………………… 283 – Persia……………………………. 156 Model Worklog Chnrch in London, James Nestorian Church in Persia, W. A. Shedd.. 741 Douglas ……………………… 191,295 – Tablet in China……………………. 136 Mohammedan Controversy In India. . .. . . .. 148 Nevius, John L., A. T. Pierson …………. 1!81 – Lands. (See Turkey,' Persia,' Africa.).. 607 New Caledonia……………………….. 708 – Prayer………. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. …. 737 New Guinea……………………….629,800 MOHAMMEDANS …………………….737, 794 – Transformationsin, Samuel McFarlane .. 506 – of China ………………. '" .. .. .. …. 65 New Hebrides…………………… .480. 560 – of India…………………148, 286, 305, 860 – Missionary Work in the. J. H. Laurie… Ii68 – Malaysia …………………..640,711, 799 New York (ilee City 1Il'usiona), Trinmph of – Persia…… .. ….. , ……………….. 306 Righteousness in………………….. 139 – Turkey…….. .. … . ………………. 555 New Zealaud…………………………. 160 Mormons.. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. … .., 8M Obligation of the Church to Evangelize the World. G. E. MonIe ……………….. an Mosquito Coast Controversy. (See Central America.) ……………………….. 301 Opening of E1fectual Doors, T. D. Wither- Mountain Whites of America, Mrs. S. M. spoon …………………………… 418 Davis ……………………………. 422 Operations. DiversUy of, In the Missiou – – J. T. Wilds …………………… 921 Field. D. L. Leonard ………………. 746 Mftller Orphanages at Bristol, A. T. Pier- Opium Traftlc …. 138, 141. 146, 303.1i87. 850. 874 son ………………………………. 115 OppOSITION. (See Dijftcultiesj Persecutionsj Museum of Religions …………………. 221 Rlols.) Nationalism in Missions…………….227,465 – Africa ……………………………. 560 Native Pastors ……………………….. 466 – China …………………………60, 309 NECROLOGY, Mrs. R. M. Brierly, of Africa.. 777 – India ………………………. 142,3110, 718 – Marian A. Clark, of Siam……………. 777 – Penia…………………………. 457. 699 – Mrs. Cochran, of Persia……………. 699 – Tnrkey…………………………318.895 – Mr. Cruikshank. of Palestine ……….. 298 OBGANIZATIONS, MISSIONARY, and Denomi· – Mrs. Benjamin Douglas, of California… 298 national·Notes. (See Finance,' Salvatiun – C. W. Forman, of India……… …. …. 78 Army; Y. H. C. A.,' Y. P. S. O. E.,' W.

– Stanley K. Framer. of Siam•..••……… 298 O. T. U,) – William Gibson, of Paris………….. 63. 298 – American…………………….. …70, 168 '- A. C. Good. of Africa ……………….. 221 – – Baptist Mission Union… 168, 233. 299, 553 – A. J. Gordon. of Boston …. 161, 241, 294. 537 593.638 – Pastor Gnndert. of India…. ….. .. .. 225 – – Bible Society.. … .. ………….300, 553 – W. J. Hall, of Korea ……………….. 158 – – Board of Commissioners ..43; 168, 219. 234 – A. P. Hftpper, of China…………….. 252 302, f9~. 63t, 'n5 PAGIIi PAQE – – Mis8ionary Assoc•••.•••••••… 75. 167, 776 – Madagascar……………………….. 429 – – Tract Society……………………. 542 – Peru……………………….. _…… 879 – – Christian Alliance……………….. 793 Pan· American Congress at Toronto……… 775 – – Disciples (Christians)…………. 234, 394 Palestine. (See 1'u1'key; SY1'ia; Jew8.).157, 228 – – Free Baptists…………………… 313 – – Friends……………… 154, 392, 399, 449 300, 302, 306. 889, 895, 476, 555, 794 – – International Missionary Alliance…. 75 – D. L. Pierson… . .. .. .. . .. .. .. … _.. … 934 – – Lutherans ……………………… 47 – The Jews in, H. H. Jessup…. .. .. …… 887 – – MQthodists (Canada)……………. 394 Papacy. (See llomanism.) ……….. ….. 711 – – – (North) …………54, 154, 239, 312, 556 Papal Enrope, a Bird's-eye View of, J. M. – – – (South) …………………… 168, 312 – – Protestant Episcopal. .. . .. . . . . • . . . . .. 168 Mitchell.. .. . .. .. .. .. .. .. …. ………. 22 – – Reformed (Dutch) …… 168,300,313,414 – – and the Papacy, D. L. Pierson…….. 614 – – – (Presbyterian) ………………… 940 – – At the Close of 1894, Teoll.lo Gay.. . . . 20 – – South American Evaugelical Mis.ion. 936 – History, An Apocalyptic Crisis in, A. T. – – United Brethren ……………… ~34, 853 – – – Presbyterian…………………. 168 Pierson.. .. .. .. .. . .. .. .. .. …. …….. 561 – BritiBk……….. …………………. 150 Paraguay…………………………….. 787 – – African Inland Mission …………… 776 Pariah Outcast. in India, Jame. Johnston.. 271 – – Aged Pilgrims' Friend Society. .•. . .. 235 Parliament of Religion………………… 381 – – and Foreign Bible Society…….. 316, 554 Parsees .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. . .. .. …. .. . .. .. …. 786 – – Baptist M. S …………………148, 548 Paton, John G., Vindicated … ~ ………… 296 – – Ceutral Soudan Mis.ion ………….• 619 Pentecost at Hilo. A. T. Piersou……….. 81 – – China Inland Mis.lOn …. 554, 635, 780, 789 PERSECUTIONS. (See Ma88acre8; Opposi- – – Christian Lit. Soc. for India ………. 230 – – Church M. S ……….76,317,554,788,790 tions, etc.) – – East London Institute……………. 235 – China ………………….. 618,698,760,774 – – Free Church of Scotland …. 395, 544, 635 – Syria……………………………… 800 – – London M. S.76, 155, 184, 271, 316, 388, 911 – Turkey. (See Armenia.)………… … 33 – – Medical Xi••ion, Edinburgh …….. 461 PER.I", D. L. Pierson.. _…………. 770 – – North Africau Mission…………… 554 – Jew. in. S. G. Wilson ………… , .. 738, 837 – – Pre.byterill.ll…………………309, 685 – Neiltorian Church in. W. A. Shedd…… 741 – – S. P. F. E. E …………………… 702 – Ontlook for 1895, S. G. Wilson……… 3 – – S. P. G…. .. .. .. … .75, 228. 548. 789, 875 – General Intelligence .•..••..•. .••. 68, 636. 955 – – Tibetau Pioneer Mission ………. 397,458 – – Need, 156; Opposition………. .457, Cl99 – – United Presbyterians…. . … 156,394, 635 – – Progress ……………… _…….800, 467 – – We.lyan M. S …80,152,229,308, 7H8, 953 Peru. (See South A1nt!rica.) ………. 379, 714 – Continental, etc…. ……………….. 150 Polygamous Converts. .. •……•.. 551, 618, 698 – – Anstralian Methodist…………….. 240 POLYNI,SIA.: (See Samoa, etc.) ..152,533 – – – Presbyterian ………………… 461 – Tran.formations In. Samuel McFarlane. 506 – – Basle M. S… . ……………….77. 637 Population of World…………… …….. 34 – – Berlin M. S…………………….. 941 Prayer tor Missions ..•……….•.. 212,396, 459 – – Denmark Lntherans…. …….. .. ….. 147 Prince Rupert's Island…. .. .. …. .. .. ….. 553 – – French Evangelical Society……….. 156 Principles of Missionary Work…………. 710 – – German Lntherans ……………… 226 Problem, The Missionary .•……..801. 445, 765 – – Gossner Mission ……………….. 556 Program of Mi••ions, A New, A. T. – – Japanese Foreign Board …………. 478 – – McAl! Mission. …. …….. .. …….. 299 Pierson.. .. …… …………….. .. 641 – – Missionaries' Children's M. S …….. 713 PROGRESS all' MISSIONS. (See Civilization; – '- Moravian……………. 147, 225,522,610 . – – Rheni.h M. S…………………635, 784 Converts, etc.)……… 154, 168, 220, 311, 790 — – Spanish Reformed Church . .. . .. .., 156 – Africa ……… 220,228,240.381,467,468, 478 – – SwedishM. S ………………..458, 717 – Arabia……………. . .. .. .. . …. .. … 7110 – – – M. U ………………………… 717 – China. … .. •.. ….. …….. … .. .312, 638 Orphanages of George Milller. A. 'I'. Pier- – Hungary ………………………….. 317 – India ………. 236,237,308,470,548,795, 924 son …………………………….. 115 – I.lands of the Sea……………… .480, 506 – Dr. Bernardo'……………………… 474 – Japan ………………………..342, 558 OUTLOOK In :Missionary Lands, A. T. Pier- – Korea…….. …….. ….. ….. . .. 379. 831 – Madugn.'car……. ……….. ……… BBS son …………………………….. . – Per.ia………………………….306. 468 – Africll ……………………….. _.628,788 – Siam …………………………….. 396 -~- China ………………….208, 558, 688, 689· – South America ……………………. 846 – France…… .. . .. . . … '" . . ……….. 427 – Syria……….. _…………………… 476 – India………………………… CS3. 787 – United States ………………….. 859 – Ja.pan , …. ……………… .5~8, 582, 928 Prospectus for 1895… .. . .. .. … ……….. 57 – – 1896 ………………………….. 936 PunLICATIONS….. . ………………….. ~ – Students' Mis.ionary Enterprise…. …. 56 — Neglected Contiuent, Lucy E. Guinness. 60 PAGE PAGE Reforms in China, Gilbert Reid. . . . •• . . . . .. 819 _ Lutheraus in all Lands, J. N. Lenker 60 Ueligions of the World …….. .. ……34. 823 ResDlts (see Progress) of Medical Mi88ions. -:- Gospel Triumphs among the Jew., John R. H. Graves …………………….. 678 Dunlop…………………………. 60 Retrenchment. (See .Finance.) …. 459,471. 618 Revival. A Missionary. J. A. Richards. . … 463 _ Record. of the First Shantnng Conference 212 Riots in China………………..618, 6$. 917 _ James Gnroore and His Boys, Richard Roman Catholic Missions ……. , …SO. 478. 908 RoKAN CATHOLIOS. France …………….. 717 Lovett…………………………… 222 – South America……………..153.853.870. – United States…. ……..• . … 233, 315. 599 – Kin-Da·Shon's Wife, Mrs. Engene Wil- ltOJlANISJl (Bee Papacy) In Africa ………. 478 lard ……………………………. 22~ – Madagascar…. .. …. . …………….. 434 – Mexico… ……… .. …………….. 474 – In Brightest Asia, H. C. Mabie………. ~ – Spain …………………………….. 635 HUSSIA……………………. l40, 457,954 – The Great Olosed Land, Annie W. Mars- – The Gospelin……………………… 725 – Sabbath Observance ……………….. 599 ton ………………………………. 22'2 Salvation Army …………………58, 235. 237 – In Africa. 880; In India … .. ………. 2-~7 – Woman in Missions ………………… 223 Samoa. .. …. …………. .. ….. 4SO, 540. 866 Science and Missions. (See Civilization.).. 231 – The New Womanhood, James C. Fer- Scotland.. . .. . …. .. .. … ……….. ." 297 Scriptnral Reference to Higher Clasoes, GiInald . ……………………….. 223 bert Reid………….. : ……………. 108 – Our Work in India, C. B. Ward ……… 223 Seamen, Misslo•• to…………………… 234 Secular Powers and Missions. . .. ……. .. 65 – Joseph Hardy Neesima, J. D. Davis ….. 228 Selt Help in lIlisslon School., C. C. Tracey. 51 Self-snpport In Missiolls………….78. 596, 785 – Among the Matabele, David Carnegie… 223 SIAltl AND LAOI!I …..•.. 219,557,718. 858 – Hindrances and Helps in, Chalmers Mar- – Among the Maoris, Jesse Page… . …. 2:23 tin ……………………………… 821 – A Dispensational History of Redemption, – Outlook for 1895. W. O. Dodd.. .. . …. … 8 – The Land ot the White Elephant, A. ~'. E. P. Martm ……………………. 223 Pierson…. .. .. .. .. . .. … .. ……….. 869 – Korean Repository.. . .. …. .. …… , 290 Siberia. .. …………………………… 431 Slave Trade ……………………. 19, 218. 7~ – Lite of John Thomae, A. C. Ohnte……. 312 Sociology in China. A. H. Smith….. . . . . . .• 84 SOUTHAMEHICA. (See Argentine – Demon Possession in Mission Fields, J. Repbu/ie: Brazil; ClIiii j Paraguay: L. Nevius…………………….. 365,462 Peru.) . …………………158,853, S70 – D. L. Pierson……………………. 27. 81>1 – Story of Pltcaim Island. Rosalind Young 881 SPAIN. .. .. .. . .. . .. …. ' " .156, $0. &85. 875 – D. L. Pierson……………………… 617 – Northfield Echoes ………………….. 460 – at the Olose ot 1894. TeotUo Gay.. . . . . . . . 21 – Bird's·eye View of. J. M. Mitchell….. .. 34 – Missionary Songs… .. …………….. 462 Spiritual Heredity, The Law of. A. T. Pier- son……………………………… 756 – Missionary Treasnry……………….. 462 Spnrgeon. Charles H., A. T. Plersoll…. …. 161 – Anniversary …………….. _……… 139 – Congregational Year Book……….•… 463 ST"-TISTW"-L NOTIIS. (See Finance: Organ- izations. etc..)………………….. 76. 143 – Christian Socialism. F. Naumann ……. 463 – Baptist Societies.. '" …..••.. '" ••.594. 601 – Central AmericB…………………… 214 – Mrs. Booth. the Mother of the Salvation – Ohina ………………………136, 398, 477 – Ohlnese In America…………………. 960 Army …………………………. ft~, 700 – Church·members in United States ……. 714 — Earth's Population……… .. …….34. 632 – Kwang Tnng, Five Years in South Ohina, – India …………………. 225,237. 269. 375 – Japan ………………………… 558. 695 J. A. Tnrner …. . ………………… 6lK1 – Japanese in America………………. 960 – Medical Missionaries ……………….. 461 – A New Prol:ram of Missions, L. D. – Mexico…………………………213, 474 – Misslollilry Societiel. …… …. …… … 79Q Wishard ………………….. .. ….. 641 – Madagascar of To-day, W. .El. Cou>ins… 700 – Mahomet and I.lam. Sir William Muir.. 700 – The Missionary Pastor, J. E. Adams …. 700 – Modem Mlosions in the East, Lawrence. 700 – Histoire de Jesus. S. A. Anderson……. 700 – Missious at Home and Abroad, E. M.

Wherry ……. , …. .. .. .. .. .. .. . .. . . … 779 – A Hundred Years of Missions, D. L.

Leonard.. …. . .. …… ……….. … 779 – Forty Yean in China, R. H. Gravea, D.D. 7SO – William Burns Thompson. J. L. Max- well ……………………………… 782 – The New Acts of' the Apostles, A. T.

Pierson.. .. …. …….. .. …………. 785 – Ancient Religions of the World, R. N.

Cust……………………………… 823 – Map of Ohina. Miss Burt……………. 850 – The Congo for Christ. J. B. Meyers ….. 868 – John Livingstone Nevins. Mrs. Nevius .. 881 – Miraclcs of Missions-II., A. T. Pierson. 983 Races of the World …………………… 34 Railroads in Turkey, H. H. Jessup ……… 839 Railway in Africa………………….. 857. 880 Rationalism.. .. .. .. . .. . .. .. .. .. …. .. …. 222 Reasons for Foreign :Missions………. 550, 571 – Edward Webb ……………………. 367 Beinforcements.74. 75, 76;156, 234. 291. 473. 475 940 PAGE PAGlII – – of Europe.••.•••••••••••.•.•.•….• 150 – – CeJ1.BUreship of the Press….. …….. lJ49 – – of UDited States and Canada…… .70. 168 – – Converts……………………….. 236 – Religions of the World……………… 632 – – Education ……………………… 236 – Roman Catholics ………………. 615. 717 – – MassacresInArmenla.62.183,140. 219.876 – Tibet……………………………… 138 – – Medical Work………………. 318,492 – West Indies……………………….. 215 – – Opposition. . .. .. . ….. 318, 319, 857, 955 – – Pereecution … , …… 83, 236, 850, 876, 955 – Y. M. O. A ……………………….. 552 Turkistan. Chinese, An Entrance into.•…. 45B Stndent Movement In Other La.nds..•…. " 641 Unoccupied Fields ………………… 376, 708 – Voluuteer Convention. LiverpooL ……. 986 UNITED STATlIIS. (See Home Missions, etc.) 683 – Romanists in the.. ….. … . … 283, 315, 1199 – – Fund ………………… 57,143.299, 380 Vanderkemp. Theodore, James I. Good …. 411 – – Movement ………………. 380. 395,618 Venezuela……………………………. 141 SYBIA.. (See Turkey .. Palestine.) D. L. Vlrekinlqlda……………………..SOl. 305 War. (See Ohina; Japan. etc.) Pierson ………………………….. 934 WES'l' INDIES, D. L. Pierson….. 215. 222 – Jews in. H. H. Jessup………………. 887 – Woman'. Education In,-T. Laurie…….. 891 543. 630 – Gener(11 IntelligenC6 .. ……….. 220. 318. 847 – Missions in the, W. J. Norman ………. 179 -. – Conservatism………… ……….. 396 Westminster League ………………….. 62'l – – Education………………….. 636.712 Who is this Jesus of Nazareth (poem), Mr•. – – Persecution…………………….. 300 'l'emperance. (See Liquor Trojfic.) •• .. 211. 316 Hamlin …..·……………………… 768 Tendency toward Anarchy.•……..••…… 217 Woman as a Factor in Missions, A. T. Pier· Testimony In Favor of Missions•…. 'l2, 281, 378 son……………………………. 519 391, 397, 466, 536. 558.621,653, 841.859. 950 Woman's Christian Temperance Union. 211 , 697 Theological Seminaries and Mis.ion., J. E. 711 Adams ………………………….. 278 – — in IndilJ, J. T. Scott …………….. 586 – Missionary Rally, A. W. Pierson…….. 514 Three Mi8iioDary Ambitions•.4.. J. Gordon. 39 – Position and Avocation, Mrs. Crou.e …. 593 TIBET……………………..141.225, 717 – Work. (See GeneralIntelligencelJepart· -' D. L. Pierson…. …. .. .. •…… … . …. 138 – Outlook for 1895. A. T. Pierson.. …..•. 13 menl.)…………….. …………….. 73 Tibetan Pioneer Mission ….•…••..•..397. 458 'Vomen. Medical Work among Heathen, Tree, A. without Roots, C. C. Starbuck… " 823 'rrophies of Heathenism……. 142, 148. 516. 638 Maria White ………………………. 686 TURKE~, D. L. Pierson …………… 769 Women's Education in Syria, T. Laurie…. &91 – Critical Times in, G. C. Reynold…….. 82' World; Population, Races, LaDguages. and – Railroads In, H. H. Jessup ………….. 539 – General Int611igenC6 … 157. 220, 474. 555, 850 Religions, A. H. Keane… …. …….. 34 Youn! Men's Christian ASEOciation '" .221, 232 863 – – Adopt.ed American Cltlze.shlp… . . .. 849 813, 392. 552. 792 – – Bible Translation ……………….. 475 – – Hindu Association ………………. 233 Y. P. S. C. E. (See (Jhrietian Endeavor.) Young Women's Christian Association. 153, 313 Zenana Work. (Seelndia; Organizations.) 397

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