, 1877-04-26

quito probnblo that Justice VIII b Weighed ont
whisky. " TX pia%ndesers % Who Slipped through 20 nicely
In days not long gonc byl
FOREIGN MISSIONS.
THE pnKsDY7En1AH WottAN's BOARD
Of Foreign Mlssions Of the Northwest commenced
tholr sixth annual meeting yesterday forenoon at
10 O'Clock, IN tho Flint Presbyterian sshs Roy.
Arthur Nitchcls) Church, corner Of 1ndana ave.
nua and Twenty FIRST street. Tho attendance was
large, and embraced tho active and leading ladlcs
Of the ehnschcs they represented. probab1ya
hnu,tomor, more dtgn11cd, and Intelligent assem-
blago Of tho fair was never eeen in this city.
Tbs massiYo and elegant pulpit OF tho church was
decoeatcd with nnmeEoua raEc c1otlcs.
The President Mrs. A. Il. llogc, called the dele
gates to order. Other officers present werc: Mrs,
George II. Latin md Mrs.. ". II. Could, Home
Secretaries; Mrs. Albert Keep and Mrs. =. II. Per-
~, Foreign Secretaries; Ars, Jesso Whitehead,
Treasurer.
Delegates were present from all parts OF 1lllaofs,
lndiapa, Iows, Michigan, Wisconsin, Minnesota,
and Missouri. and California and Canada had rop"
rio rresidcnt read tho s1tteth ch.ptor Of Isaiah.
and strs. Sarah j. Rhea followed WITHIN prayer np-
rroprinte 10 tho occaston.
Mn. Hogs made an address OF welcome to The
Mss Ellen Peabody. Of Oxford. o., responded
n behalf Of tho dofegates, and In tho namo Of all
THE PRESIDENT DELIVERED An ADDRESS
on tho subject of misslons. snG The Gospel va
ss xasa pes 70
snd j. COG, 900 pages Of Chtissian literature bad
sss ehsa sas
Wmes. There were ai.doo ,aborers II ell
youths of boil, te1cs; 500. o00 natives wero com.
n,unicsnts Of cnristlan bod!es; thers were =, zoo
,sson tSat ha1 adop.ea a. e
Oret po 600 FjLans gathered regularly for worship
THAT'S @ ae H. D'x L shs &c., Ia es
s FL s.s mo;e &c a94 g.:
as Va. q 7 iio. aas % @o it, saad 6as y
s11s more sG tae aeo 'sis sianas " e,aess
lnd bosn I ENTIRELY awept sway @ Sy tue Gospe': Aud
ps.od g. 93o goo for Intoxicating ilauo.s Az
ns.eSsf5 eop!5ationa Il @ t5s yotId sS1 ooe ooo
spans iar mi.s,ons among tls Indians, ind tho r..
s soss&aasos a I'D speas ssSa oso go d asat;ss
issD shovel ssas sasa 90. eH sna s'ahs
ws,e kloa TIN = ! ct Hvfr Hrs: r. S 99S
conyufts to Chs!st!anity.
Tho I1ome SECRETARY announced tho following
S; XII ri" s;sS. z s'Ii H t. l. E fsE's Is; HSiss H. a. c.
% Vssas, rs:ls zsss: sS . esssiy Holt
Mrs. Keep, one ct tho Foreign 6ccretar'es, read
ssgs.nx s
ADDRESSES.
Nh Il os s aes ssss
| somu account vi the work Of that organization,
which was new supporting twenty. y tour m!atoa.
ill.,. Hubert Narrls, Presldens Of tho woman's
sSs ysa1 III been sis l Thera wess s
4, e.. S5S:s: S Ia as.s s
5S:ss %af e ,as sss;ss; Ns
aassis sis as ssa thsfs s1' .sSsa a.
ssalsa's se.n e' :ss ssslit, sa;s sss
l.st yesr; Her u,, ,sosle:y embraced embraces iaaI
chsssa qhs,s s"
we're Between IGo and 500 sa1ila,y aocisties. wilh
ID, COO members. aud $40, o0O had been raised By
ai..ioaarie.p @ N M p sad one s..i:snt ssfeo ssndsnt'
9tpssp: "a sna l.sss Number OF schools
a h'1 1ssa sSsi sre, 81 csua. wa. In.
y,tpl to address Tho tnsctlng. They wcro now
%satsang two M!s Rogers and
tbo care af tbs Congregational Bustd. They had
eighteen AUXILIARY soeteties, and before no1t ycas
they hoped TO aaye loo. They bad been abls tu
Ns. My fisya nis;!onsrys q, I! ,n Japan, I'D 80
xays an Interesting account Of hrs ia1os1 among
Tss l.rssidsnt referred briefly to ths saseu.e.:
x ( a Sese.s s;ss"Rssat W. thsa t.ken.
! Tho delegates teassombed At.p p. H.
| AEf0n1S.