Kansas Baptist Review from Topeka, Kansas • 9

9 KANSAS BAPTIST KEVIEW. the superintendence and advance- labors in Assam have not been fruit-ment of the whole mission. Although ful until the last few years, the more in a savage condition, the Garoslnve recent developments offer the great-s own remarkable susceptibility to esfc encouragement for energetic and the gospel in both its saving and ele- increased labors for the numerous vating power, and under its inlluence tribes which border the Brahmaputra MINUTES OF ASSOCIATIONS WANTED. Tho Editor would bo grateiul for the minutes of tho fullowing associations for 1897: Arkansas Valley, Solomon Valley, Chicaskia, German, Mound City, South East, South Cjncord, Upper Solomon Valley, Swedish and North East. Her Health Restored have developed unlocked for elements valley.

Tho following from The Kingdom for Juno 18U8: "The baptisms last year in conuec tion with the Garo mission at Garo numbered more than nine hundred. Since the earthquake it has been of manly strength and intelligence. The prospects of the mission are exceedingly bright and encouraging. Next in success after the mission to the Garos is that to the Kols, laborers in the tea gardens centering uhuit Sibsigar. These people have retained much of their primitive character, and have received tho gos pel with great readiness.

Rev. 0. E. Petrick was tho first missionary to devote his whole attention to them, and has baptized large numbers. In 1881 Rev.

C. D. King opened a sta discovered that the government sta tion at Shillong is one hundrod feet higher than its recorded height bofoe the shock. Next to tho Garo as a promising field for missionary work come tho laborers in the greut tea-gardens of Assam, most of whom are natives of Central India and have been familliar with the gospel at home." tion at Kohima, among the Angami Nagas. llev.

W. E. Witter began work among tho Lhota Nagas at Wok ha. The Ao Nuga Mission, begun by Rev. E.

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Miles of this fact that all druggists are FIRST ASSAM CONVERT Was Nidhi-Ram, an apprentice in quarters at Molung, is most interest ing and has been well reinforced. tho PrintlDff 1 he last part of authorized to refund price paid for the first More than half tho missionaries in his name "Earn'' belonged to a heath- l- MrSt Henry Bruns, wife of the well known Assam are now laboring for the aui- eQ uou wnen nc Became a unswan blacksmith at Grand Junction, Iowa, says: misticpeopK Their religion is sim- be dropped it, and took the name of ilar to that of the Karens of Burma, Levi- After his baptism in 1845, he suffering untold misery for years. I used u.wi im ia became an invaluable assistant in the various aavertisea remedies for female com- uvUwu.ai,mblnuT plaints besides being under the care of local the great progress which marked the translating tnc scriptures physicians, without help. I noticed in Dr. earlv dans of tho Karon Mission will ad often the preaching.

He was a advertisement the testimonial of a eauy uaps oi im, ivaien Mission will i fa lady cured of ailments similar to mine, and be repeated iimor.c these similar offin mind, and the author of I shall never cease to thank that lady. Her imK it a 4i more than one hundred hymns, wh eh ceu use L1' Jmies tribes ill Assam. Since the mission Nervine and Nerve and Liver Pills, which ft.H. rt will long bo SUllg by the Christians restored me tohealth. I cannot say enough for Dr.MIles'Remedies." of Assam.

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