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Title: Missionary Visitor, The (1905)
Year: 1905 (1900s)
Authors: Brethren's General Missionary and Tract Committee
Subjects: Church of the Brethren Priodicals Church of the Brethren- Missions
Publisher: Elgin, Ill.: Brethren Publishing House
Contributing Library: Bridgewater College, Alexander Mack Memorial Library
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rrible Darjiling dis- aster, has written, I have many thingsto regret now, but I thank God that Inever felt we had one too many nordid I tire of their noise or of doing forthem. I am glad that several years ag(I wrote these lines: The highest honoiGod has ever bestowed upon me in thislife is that of motherhood and the privi-lege of living for the children He hasgiven me. Next is the honor of beinja missionary of the cross and the privi-lege of living for the women and chil-dren of Bengal. We now have seven dear missionarychildren in India, and four dear litthdaughters on a furlough in America.How we thank God for them all aruwe trust they may be used every onein His own appointed way for the build-ing up of Christs kingdom on the earth.Pray, dear faithful ones at home, notonly for heathen souls, but for our owimissionary children that they may b(kept unspotted from the world and yelbe a blessing to a sinful people. Dahanu, India, Dec. 16, 1904. August, 1905) THE MISSIONARY VISITOR 497
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JINRICKSHA MEN OF SOUTH AFRICA. These men are glad to find some one to pull in their carts for the small sum paidthem for their services. Eld. D. L. Miller, while at Durban, sent a card having the abovepicture and the following message to one of his nieces:—Here are several of ourJinricksha men of Natal. Those who seem to have white stockings on, have paintedtheir limbs white and it is wonderful how skillfully this is done. It looks as if thestockings were made of lace. The head-dresses are wonderfully cushioned. They aregreat strong fellows and seem never to grow tired. God bless you all. JOSEPHS LIFE. (A Japanese Schoolgirls Composition.)Joseph was one of the innocent manof in the Bible. He was the lovest sonof Jacob for he was born by Rachel.Always he was dressed with many col-ors. His brothers hated him. By andby he grown and he became seventeenyears old. His brothers fed the sheepin Dotham. One day he dreamed andhe told it to his father and brothers. Bywhich his brothers hated

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