The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-04-12
AMONG THE HBATHEN.

AMONG THDHBATHEN:
-. Mr.. Morey Talks Entertaining.
key, About Missionary Work
" Among the Hindoos.
p.v Mr.. Morcy Yesterday delivered
,'sher OF his lectures, In continuation
s; ;; ,hr series. lie said, in substance:
..t M sabbath We left you at the city o1
c,.s,tta. '. I;.lore we leave the city,
.s. l.n, TO mention q few places of interest.
w.. w.: noticed i large, plain sigh, in Eng
r,s y" letters. and il read thus: Reform
u" y Ladies Missionary Society,"" Sowe
:: .;';,,d this place and I must say that
''. 'ns If the greatest blessings in India Is
w.. w., I.d;,, Missionary Society. There
..a Is IIies to tine number Of thirty-five.
rt.r r" mad about eight hundred scholars,
n,,iyes. a and all girls. The women can
..ci, M \ class that men cannot, where
".n ,, 4 forbidden to 60 by the laws and
.'.,on,s 'u.n h of the land, In the city of Cal
s,,ta ',,ta not one in fifty of the women can
,sI I or write, and no country ever
w. was o ,Ovcrty-stricken. mean
,,,nrr,iyiIize.l ,nr part If India. We hired =
'rrant named Chatto. He would black
o1r in.hs. carry s!op, tend to the chang
;nv Of our linen. etc, but wait upon us
!, the tabe-never! He was q man of
,.,.te to- and it would be u lasting disgrace
in man Of caste to be with US ut the
,,Ile. Before We left the city We went
"a the zuloyical gardens, Here We saw
anne Of tl,, most wonderful specimens
1.-The animal xing(loln. For instance,
,hr barking deer, the water deer, the
,cs deer and the nlO,lce deer. The nlOucc
,lrr isa small der, perfect-evcn the
h,rns-yet no larger than = rat.
We leave Calcutta for the sacred city
d Ranu.lar;s. 1t is situated OF thd lett
Iaok Of the Gan sese, the sacred river of
India. II r. once u year from all the
civilized parts Of India they come to
worship ami to plunge in the river. a
quarter of 4 mile rom the city the hank
run. a.. to alr,u: js) feet high, and on
ihi. there are about i thousand tenn pies,
Al bull, in the most wonderful cOnfus-
IN. Among the temples was one Of
.r,at interest to us; one where more
iI.an a century ago a great massacre had
,ak,, place and the bodies Of the Christ
lars cast intn.tle basement. On enter
.n- We found to our astOnjshnlent the
l.,,,les ot some Of notable divines from
America, as well AS from other PARTS Oi
the globe. and as it seemed to be the Gus
,o,,l. We al>, inscribed our names on the
Vail. han,!,uri has ::NKl, ,trEi Inhabitants.
|, las 4 y.,.,, market place for different
medicines and roofs that arc shipped 10
di!trcnis parts Of the world.
Here, for the first time, We listened 10
sHin,loo sermon Ly u lative-Or rather
Interpreted. VIZ seIt ourselves perfectly
Al homie 10 think that we were among
'hri>tian>. although, different in nation,
.i.il and color.
Leaving this place. four or five miles
:NHn III. city we came to Il beautiful gar
''rn. lail on, hy an E.nglishnan many
years ago.
Then We struck for the city OF E"n,-
.ay. think Bombay the finest city in
India. was surprised tO see Christian
'iy making such wonderful progress in
his rity o' Ia'.skh' inhabitants. Here
'iie nine missionaries who had crossed
'Ae",an together and Travelled together
'"H"'lti.~ We're separated.
Ent :ora,! to l,cntiOn the temple 0l
'l'"nkry> a; H:.nuharis. When We came
:" mat temple everything seemed to be
''i''i" with monkeys; there were
.A"r seven !,un!rr,! OF them. We were
'ili'rmr'i that these monkeys were moi
.'""c: t" L. t"ucned by anybody. CON
%l,rnl'y they were not the least afraid
.\:;rr mn" days "t tedious and toll
''Hr lravt! i,y elephant. [ arrived ut my
,a!'"n. ''tl; IL my great a>toni>lin'en,
"rs'w II" people: but the guide assured
"'e t'"y wtvr !: little further on. l trav.
''"l r'rin"> t"urteen miles before
'a'!'e '"a !i'i:' village "f huts, surr"und
"""a lar ';':..h perhaps twelve 1ee'
TOSS. i'l,''i with W:ler. This dltch IS
:" Project themselves from the Wilt
,;:r ;a''> that arr very numerous aud tht
'"l'ren! kin'- vi serl,ents. l venture'
.''">s The ,i.r:i. and in Il few moment:
=" rn'il" VILLAGE was assembled. stand
'- t"A!n :.i mc-thc first white ma!
i''' :i'drvrr locked upon. | WAS afraid
.o'a''>>. J rIrsrtvd from the village
>,"i>M a,',: a...hs,l, and made NY hss
,aVr, ,Vr >r:..:,ta; ,ugetllcr-in the woU
!'aiiy. =; HE end of the year Ilad
,'s'' SIX! a"'ii, nee to talk 10. l had or
-".!Iei i >:.ni,A.i, school Of aboat on,
'a"':al mrn!~r-. | was ~ulN.rintend
~, ~. '';,''ai:an, secretary and all. Some
,.,"> w,'!;" -iny and they would! stan.
;,,y ."y'iy h"vrili>u. In year and three
WINS W'a!!'> i'a.i one hundred converts
~ Hhfst rnnvcr, was Il boy. He became
TaKtr Al once. He would tell TN
Il I'!'.' What : said. I weuld give hi,
-, - ~r'i"n and he would deliver 1t: l
ill., ne: han to convert the hrathcn
I' 'en ! lei In,:ia left my charge viii
,,r4 , :. l have h;! many encouraging Iet
,hat rom him. There is no people o.
vnu,':" '.'re" "l the earth among nom
Ivy ;'!:,r labor than the HindO's.
urr,, I 'l'"n CAV. IA description OF the III
~ r'rthnniCs Of the HindOOs, AM
:nI i" condition Of the pcoPlc generaiiy,
M. ,,'''e'i ~ 'H translatinS some Englis'
we llindoo tongue.
Il ~','. u ARC. Mo-. April 7.-ffasci'a'
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