The native American., 1840-07-25
From The Missionary Herald.
WE TERN AFRICA.
9TH, 1889.

r.
| 6TH 1880
Health Of the Observation-Disclosures reviewing the year, we
feel that have, of gratitude Hea y
amer Tor his goodness and meces u.s. ne members rs
we have before done and all operations have been carried on wit
out material interruption The arrival of friends and fellow aborer s.
spng them proracted Sickness would
one of the special blessings conferred and regard as
our hearts strongly attached Both our TRENDS nave nae
the fever but slightly have been confined their beds more tnan
la few days. and the care and watchpl
ness over themselves heretofore do not see why they may ENJOY
these bengd realms The increased knowledge OF treating
the African fever which obtained and the freedom from care and re-
spanoy which missionaries may hereafter ENJOY upon e n s
this materially the otherwise dangerous nature OF the
arrival , country and will which
experience suggests have little fear from the influence o. .ne e
time between the months Of March and November this being far past
experience the favorable period for undergoing the accnag
process.
senainnr-Commo schoos-Capaces Of The Pupsour seminary
embraces this about fifty pupils thirty of whom are males and
twenty females For have been enabled carry on the
and the latter WILSON both of them assistants
y 5o, English and they wife nve made
prof y in arithmetic geography history and composition and will
QUESTION of female children regard
encouraging feature IN our operations few years ago fe %
not possible form female school But that prejudice evidently re-
overcome
Most Of the girls the institution bstesd our most d
instances Christian wives to sustain them The parents OF our uoy
earlier tia
usual that they be educated the and be made suitable com
them One these have united marriage IN GU
church, and live Christian husband and wife, having IN
Ichge of day school, which, according the last accounts is in YER
hourhmg condition.
We have application admission the school, which we ar
obged decline having sufficient accommodations for greater
Der of pupils than We would remark here Is
subject frequent enquiry correspondents that we 90 not thin
the inferior that
children country And may be safely affirmed that they p
sue their studies with and in instances with more
than children known To adduce solitary proof OF
this that have boys of than ten years
|o who sensible and connected compos
upon such subjects Early history England Origin OF tle
English Language A. ...
Since the geographical division the with the missionaries Of
the only day scho OILS:
and have found limit each these for the v elve
previous communication provided with food The time vii
when the number of pupils be materially nce e
when they will supported wholly by their parents One OF these ,o
Rocktown, and dhn
he teacher of not only doing good mparng instruction. 10 the
Children happy religious influence me onndng
The other school located place called Saeke NJ about
miles this what generally called the Bush and
taught by WAsA BAKER, the mentioned above lie e ne about
ling The which the school located is
with negboring tribe both of whom border the Colony The
far nterfered with The school, but us from visiting
These TRIBES conendng about
territory, and their engagements their guns sometimes heard the
different of this settlement.