Bohemian Christian paper..

387

Bohemians.........138, 175, 262, 268,

After the boys.........

Alabama.......

American College and Education
Society, 65, 141, 177, 213, 292,
329, 408, 448, 484
American Home Missionary Society,
Sixtieth Anniversary, 73; Cɔm-
mittees, 73; Address by the
President, 74; Papers of the
Secretaries, 74; Auxiliary So-
cieties, 74; Paper upon work in
the South, 74; Amendment of
Art. VI., 76; Report of Execu⚫
tive Committee, 77; Election of
Officers, 77; Committee on Sec-
retary for work in Cities, 78;
Addresses, 78-79; A. C. U.,
78; Report of Committee on
Secretaries' Papers, 78; Congre-
gational Sunday-School and
Publishing Society, 79; Reports
of Committees, 79; Concluding
Addresses, 80; Meeting of Ex-
ecutive Committee..

Sixtieth Report, 81; Decease
of Members, 81; Summary
of results, 82; The Treas-
ury, 83; Comparative Re-
sults, 83; The Woman's
Department, 84: The Sun-
day-schools, 84; Publica-
tions, 85; Family Supplies,
86;
General comparative
results, 87; Distribution of
missionaries by States, 88-
89; Distribution of mission-

Bringing in the sheaves......
Broadway Tabernacle Church, N. Y. 136
Brooks, Rev. and Mrs. John F.......
Brotherly letter......
But-tho' a fool..

53

301

18

.122, 281

322

241

237

473

104

aries by Sections, 90; Con-
clusion.......

90

118, 120, 126, 133, 166, 199, 203,
234, 237, 305, 314, 318, 323, 328,

.......

A premonition........

Arizona......

Arkansas..

Armenians in America..
Athol, Dak......

358, 394, 396

360

19

14

103

.197, 213

383

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Letters and articles from mission-
aries and contributors: L. Ab.
bott, 198; E. A. Adams, 268,
388; G. E. Albrecht, 126, 275,
425; J. G. Aikman, 198; Anem-
one, 314; F. G Appleton, 23;
T. Armstrong, 225; J. A. Ash-
ley, 230; G. H. Atkinson, 124;
J. H. Atkinson, 163; C. S. B.,
323;
H. A. B., 306; E. H. Baker,
268; Mrs. C. W. Baldwin, 52;
Mrs. T. Baldwin, 53; A. S.
Barnes, 302; John Barstow, 467;
A. J. F. Behrends, 302; G. Bel-
sey, 395, 435; H. Bentz,
49;
R. G. Beynon, 429; C. M. Bing-
ham, 168; A. Blanchard, 116,
347, 357; Mrs. A. Blanchard,
402; W. H. Bonnell, 432, 435;
J. Brand, 347; H. Bross, 17;
G. H. Brown, 52, 305, 476; F. H.
W. Bruechart,
50;
C. G.
Burnham, 465; H. A. Bushnell,
267; W. C. Calland, 58; E. H.
Carleton, 233, 396; Miss A. E.
Chapman, 281; E. C. Chavez,
50; E. Clark, 345; J. B. Clark,
341; Mrs. I. B. Cole, 323; E.
Conant, 172; Mrs. M. H. Cope-
land 321; C. C. Creegan, 18, 103;
Rev. R. T. Cross, 121; W. H.
Cross, 267; Miss A. E. Curtiss,
288; T. L. Cuyler, 22; B. F.
Diffenbacher, 356; S. W. Dike
155; A. B. Dilley, 196; C. L.
Diven, 21; F. B. Doe, 107; S. R.
Dole, 197; C. Douglass, 16; A.
J. Drake, 468; Mrs. A. J. Drake,
319; Miss L. M. Dyer, 479; W. F.
Eastman, 16; Mrs. E. R. Edgert,
211; W. Edwards, 56; J. S. Em-
bleton, 168; R. W. Fletcher,
160. 304, 382, D. L. Fordney,
53, 317; Mrs. S. B. Fowler, 242;
E. E. Frame, 238; D. L. Furber,
44; S. F. Gale, 104; S. Gilbert,
150; I. S. Gordon, 8; J. F. Graf,
50; M. S. Gray,
55;
W. B. D.
Gray, 358; Miss Sally E. Griffin,
479; E. T. Griffith, 161, 305; A.
Gross, 51; Miss Nellie L. Gunn,
479; R. C. Hawn, 468; James

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Hayes, 475; Miss E. Hobart, 362;
G. Holmquist, 49; Mrs. L. P. Hop-
kins, 26, 63, 445, 482; H. C. Ho-
vey, 470; W. B. Hubbard, 44; H.
B. Hudson, 11, 16; T. A. Hum-
phreys, 468; J. Jelinck. 269; B.
Johanson, 48, 188; J. W. John-
son, 268: T. C. Johnstone, 162;
W. W. Jordan, 12: W. H.
Kaufman, 201; R. Kerr, 467;
Mrs. W. Kincaid, 207; A. Klu-
sak, 269; J. M. La Bach, 20, 58;
Mrs. Geo. M. Lane, 401; L. H.
Lathrop, 268; G. H. Lee, 357;
W. G. Lee, 51; D. L. Leonard,
121, 225; J. T. Lewis, 47; R. T.
Liston, 169, 191; C. Loomis,
315; C. L. McKesson, 224;
J. L. Maile, 14, 117, 384; A. F.
Marsh, 468; Miss N. Marsb, 201;
T. Marsh, 468; C. B. Martin, 28,
39; J. G. Merrill, 40; W. N.
Meserve, 25; N. Millard, 158;
M. W. Montgomery, 130, 276;
W. C. Montgomery, 467; W .H.
Moore, 313; L. Morin, 52; J. H.
Morley, 115; Miss Emma G.
Musick, 479; C. E. Newberry, 18:
G. E. Northrup, 171, 262; T. F.
Norris, 268; Mrs. E. W. Noyes,
363; Octogenarians, 19; John O.
Loy, 51; C. C. Otis, 164, 198, 352,
382, 474; T. M. Owen, 396; C. R.
Palmer, 8; E. B. Palmer, 27;
O. A. Palmer, 467; Mrs. W. Par-
ker, 472; Mrs. M. L. Peabody, 24;
A. B. Peebles, 190, 430; Mrs. M.
A. Phifer, 161, 361; J. H. Phil.
lips, 328; Mrs. S. B. Pickett, 469;
A. T. Pierson, 8; J. Provo, 52;
Mrs. E. A. Prudden, 28; Mrs.
G. A. Rawson, 242; Mrs. F. K.
Regal, 477; J. Roberts, 305; L.P.
Rose, 112; J. P. Salazar, 314;
H. A. Schauffler, 125, 362; C.
Schnacke, 469; W. Scott, 267; W.
Scurr, 17; C. Seccombe, 467;
Mrs. H. M. Seccombe, 60; W.
Shaw, 170, 359, 369; Mrs. H. M.
Shelton, 174; W. A. Shipman, 172;
W. E. Sillence, 312; H. C. Sim-
mons, 120; E. E. Snow, 28;