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China Inland Mission CHINA INLAND MISSION. ==ENGLAND an -=: S c i g " Sbxzum j c f t h e t h u r c h Mt. iaruoy Soaety arej^M iAu J : SPC.-5o^3 *p*G*j*v P. - Fr^byarùm fän$LJn*hJlP., L . -Lvndo*.ttMM,S*c: Bj7*3*frUg& }e «. -Äjitek&VtUt A L -AmrricarLkpucapaL E W. -Wcslr.ar. frfgragn Pop. 17 J M illions. Pop. 3o| Millions. S l-C H U E N . P o p . JO „ Pop- *5 >. Y d n - n a w . P o p . a „ P o p . 9 „ K w i i -c h a u P o p . 90 „ P o p . 9 „ K w a n c - s i . P o p . 19 „ P o p . 7 u HU-NAM P o p . 00 „ P o p . J „ H o n a m The estim ate o f population is that given in the last Edition of " Chin*'» Spiritual Need and Claims. C h in a s M illions. «•» EDITED BY J. HUDSON TAYLOR, M.R.C.S., F.R.G.S. SHA-SHl, ON THE YANG-TS1 RIVER. 1 8 9 2 . v . q .0. ' L o n d o n : MORGAN AND SCOTT, 1 2 , PATERNOSTER BUIL CHINA INLAND MISSION, 4. PYRLAND ROAD, N. HAZEL!.' WATSON, AND VINEY, LD., PRINTERS, LONDON AND AYLESBURY. B b I <S° i z . V- PAOl Coveting the Souls of ¿he Little One* for Jesus .. i Aceouuts for 1891, Abstract of ........................................ 109 Additions and Extensions at K’uh-wu .......................... 52 Anniversary Gatherings, The— Dark and the Blight, The—A Contrast .............. 3‘. A fternoon Meeting .......................... 85-96 Death all Around...- ................................................. >5C Remarks by Theo. Howard (Home Director) ... 85 Deaths (see also " In Memoriam ")— Address by B. Bropmhall (Secretary) ............... 86 Smith, Miss A. ... ... ... .............. 7« „ Geo. Williams, Esq. (Chairman) ... 86 Tanner, Miss E.......................................... „ A. T. PolhUl-Turner, B.A............................8''7 Departure of Missionaries and Probationers: „ Stanley P. Smith, B.A. ... F ro m .E n g la n d — „ Miss Geraldine Guinness - 93 Angvick, Miss C...................... 126 Emslie, W. .. 15' E v e n i n g M e e t i n g ...................... 99-108 Arpiainen, M iss IV. ... 161 Erickson, Miss A. 1 2 ( Address bv Rev. A. T. Pierson, D.D. 99 Bagnall, Mr. and Mrs. ... 126 Ford, H. T. .. I Si „ J. E. Mathieson, Esq., J. P. (Chairman) <° 3 Bailey, Miss E .......................1 26 Gray, Miss Is. .. 161 Statement by B. Broom hall.......................... 104 Bergling, A . R ..........................154 Hammtren, Miss V. .. 161 Address by B. Bagnall .......................... ... 104 B e tts, G. E ................................. 161 H of strand, A. .. I5< „ F. A. Steven ........................... ... 105 Bjorkebaum,J. E. .. 154 Hulander, Miss A. .. I2( „ W.J. Lewis ... 107 Blum, C. ..................... 154 Jones, Lewis . 15* „ H. C. Burrows, Lt., R.N. ... 108 Blumberg, Miss H. ... 126 Lloyd, Miss F. ... .. I2( Anti-Opium Prayer Meetings....................... ... 28 Burrows, H. C . ..................126 McKee, Mr and Mrs. S. .." I2Í Cam eron , W. M.... ... 154 Mül.'er, Miss B. ... .. 12 ( A r r i v a l s i n C h i n a (see also under Departures)— Cardwell, Mr. and Mrs. 28, 42 Sandberg, J .T . ... •• 155 Autumn Parties, 1891 14, 28, 42 Cream, Miss S .......................... 161 Smith, Stanley P. .. 161 Various Parties in 1892 D avey,70, 84W . J ..............................161 Stevenson, J. W. 28, 4S Davis, C. F. E ..................... 161 Thomson, C. ... «54 A r r i v a l s i n E n g l a n d — Dunsdon, Miss L. ... 161 Webb, F. B. .. 161 Bagnall, Mr. and Mrs. B. 14 Key, Wm. .................126 Emslie, Miss M.........................126 Williams, Miss C. .. 161 Black, Misses M. and J.... 126 Langman, Mr. and Mrs.... 96 F rom A u s t r a l ia — Malin, Miss .............. 70 Broomhall,Mr. and Mrs. H. 70 Cannon, Miss ... ... 161 Thompson, W. L. U Brown, Mr. and Mrs. G... 126 Miller, Miss J. A. ... 126 Davis, Miss ..................... 161 Upham, H. G. ... M Byron, Miss 84 Muir, Miss G......................96 Martin, Miss ..................... 161 Wallis, Miss 161 Eason, Mr. and Mrs. 96 Polhill-Tumer, Mr. and Ellis, Miss C. 96 Mrs. A. ................. 52 F rom N o r t h A m e r ic a — Guinness, Miss G. 84 Taylor, Mr. and Mrs., J. Hastings, Miss A. ... 14 Pearson, Miis M. ... 14 Gulston, Mr. and Mrs. 84 Hudson ...................126 Haynes, Miss F..................... 14 Sibley, Mr. and Mrs. ... 14 Harrison, M. 14 Thortu, Mrs.......................96 H oo k er, W. C. ... ... 70 Smith, Miss A ......... 14 Hutton, Mr. and Mrs. 126 Webb, Miss E...................126 Hollander, Mr........................... 161 Urry, Mr........................i 6 j Departures fiom China ...52,70, 84, 96, I2f B Descriptive Particulars of S h a n -t u n g ................................. 74 Baptisms .......................... 13, ' 4. 69. 70 D rought and Famine in S h a n -s i ............................ >3« Bits of Encouragement ... o Blessing in Shanghai.............. 123 Brand Plucked from the Burning, A •............. 3 Encouraged despite Discouragement .......................... 63 Brief Extracts.......................... 52. ‘54 Encouraging Work among Women and Children.............. 65 Bright Prospects at a New Station 66 Extract from a Private Letter ..................................... 64 Chefoo Sanatorium ..................................... ... 79 Faith. John Kenneth Mackenzie ...................................... 5 Chcfoo Schools ..................................... 40, 154, 161 Family Itineration in the S h a n - t u n g Promontory, A ... 77 C h i n a ’s M i l l i o n s in America and Australia ... 161 Farewell Meeting ...................................... 101 Cpuoiless Villages—Plenty of Work for All § Fear and Contempt Steadily Declining .., 45 iv In d e x . PAGE PAGE Broomhall, Miss E. ... 52 Gathered Home in Yuh-shan, K i a n g - s i • 152 Carlyle, Miss 5 General. Survey of C.I.M. Work in S h a n - t u n g • 75 Cassels, W. W. - 131 G l e a n in g s — Clarke, G. W. - 153 C h e h - k ia n g 13. 70 Cormack, J G. ... 128 C h i h - l i . Coulthard, J. J. 64, 121 G a n - h w u y i 69 Cox, Dr. G. A. ... 48 H o - n a n . • 1 3 Easton, G. F. ... 115 K a n - s u h . • 1 3 Edwards, Dr. ... 139 K ia n g - s i . 70 Ewing, A. ... 52 K w e i - c h a u ■ 7 0 Ewing, A. Orr 122, 145, 159 S h a n - s i ... 13, 69 Eyres, T. ... 3 S h e n - s i . i 3> 69 Faers, A. H. 13 °. !5 o S i - c h ’u e n • 69 Ferriman, Miss ... 142 Y u n - n a n . 69 Fosbery, Miss ... 127 Gracie, Archd. ... 63 H Grierson, R. II ... 8, 12 Hopeful Anticipations 61 Guex, Miss M. How the Converts Progress... Hall, J. C. 22 3 8 Hardman, M. How the Day Dawned at Gan-ren- -Native Enterprise 5 ... 151 Hayward, J. ... 132 Hogg, C. F. ... 38 Horne, W. S. 9 Incidents from a Diary of Daily Work 17 Horobin, C. ... 24 Indications of Spiritual Awakening 2 4 Hoskyn, Miss ... ‘ 138 In England Again " 3 Hoste, D. E. ... 50 Ingatherings ... 149 Hunt, H. W. 24, 117 I n M e m o r i a m — Hunter, Geo. 82, 139 Cameron, J., M.D. ... 150 Huntley, A. II. ... 3 8 Clarke, Mrs. G. W .................................. 153 Huntley, Mrs. - 3 9 Darrington, Miss J. 1 3 6 Huntley, Geo. ... 118 Grierson, Mrs. R. .......................... il Hutton, T. ... 142 Macoun, T. 162 Jakob sen, Miss ... 52 Saunders, F. Geo. 136 James, T .... ... 13° Smith, Miss A ........................................ 69 Janzon, Miss K. ... 149 Tanner, Miss E ... 69 Judd, Mrs. ... 7 7 Thorne, 5 . T. ..................................... il Kay, Duncan ... 5 * Interesting Incidents of Missionary Journeys 50 Kay, Mrs. 52, 147 Interesting Work among the Villages 67 Kentfield, Miss - 143 Key, Wm. ... 52 Kinahan, Miss ... 27 King, Thos. ... 147 Jottings from my Journal ................................................. 60 Lachlan, H. N. ... 126 Jottings from the China Headquarters 12 Lagerquist, W. ... 41 Laughton, W. F 20 K Laughton, Mrs. ... 19 King’s Business, The—Address by Rev. A. T. Pierson, Leggat, Miss ... 67 D.D., at Anniversary Meeting ... 99 Lucas, Miss ... 65 Lutley, A. 50, 148 Mackintosh, Miss K. B. 8, 152 6 Letter from Pastor Hsi 138 Marchbank, Miss N. Mason, H. 136 M McKee, Stewart 4 9 McMullan, Jas. ... 7 7 M a r r i a g e s — Mills, D. J. 68 Beauchamp— F. Barclay 96 Muir, Miss 17 Darroch— Young 28 Oakeshott, Miss ... 144 Duff— Fitzsimons 126 Peat, W. G. 50, 148 126 Grainger— Broman Polhill-Turner, C. 27, 163 Hardman— W ebber 84 Polhill-Turner, Mrs. ... 28 126 I’Anson— D oggett Ramsay, Miss I. W. ... 152 Mills— Clare .............. 126 Redfern, F. A. - 3 7 Pollard—Hainge 42 Reid, J. T. 4 , 137 Redfern— F. Ellis 84 Ridley, H. F. ... 148 96 Saunders, A. R.— I. A. Smith Ririe, Ben. ... 154 Say, Miss.......................... H Russell, Mrs. ... 147 Shearer— B u r t .............. 70 Saunders, A. R. 4 9 . >47 M issionaries , C orrespondence o f , e t c . Selkirk, T. ... 155 Armstrong, A. ... ... 154 Shearer, W. E. ... 64 Bailer, F. W. ... ... 45 Simpson, Jas. ... 60 61 Bastone, Miss ... 131 Simpson, Mrs. Belcher, \V. M. ... ... 23 Slimmon, J. A. ... 66 Bland, A ............... 31, 40 Smith, Jno. ... 156 Box, Miss F. 1 2 5 Stevenson, O. - 157 Broomhall, M- ••• 15°, 154 Stewart, Dr. .... 48 In d e x . PAGE M issionaries , C orrespondence o f , e t c . (continued)— Stations and Missionaries of the C.I.M. 53 Stooke, J. A. • 7 9 S t a t io n s , N e w s f r o m t h e — Tanner, Miss • 143 Chang-slm Taylor, Mrs.
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