Life and light for woman . ^; and should these gentlemen really become firstChristians, and then its preachers, they will give the last deathblow tomother Hinduism, because these men are such as will never turn their backsfrom the plough after having been once wedded to it. Every inoment ourdear mother (Hinduism) is expected to breathe her last. This terriblecrusade is now carried on by the native Christians with a tenacity of purposeand a devotion which in themselves defv i^^give light/ tot/heDiibat sit} In darKoess l^uke 1:;? - SOME RESULTS FROM HOSPITAL WORK IN FOOCHOW. BY MISS KA
Life and light for woman . ^; and should these gentlemen really become firstChristians, and then its preachers, they will give the last deathblow tomother Hinduism, because these men are such as will never turn their backsfrom the plough after having been once wedded to it. Every inoment ourdear mother (Hinduism) is expected to breathe her last. This terriblecrusade is now carried on by the native Christians with a tenacity of purposeand a devotion which in themselves defv i^^give light/ tot/heDiibat sit} In darKoess l^uke 1:;? - SOME RESULTS FROM HOSPITAL WORK IN FOOCHOW. BY MISS KATE C. WOODHULL, Dear young Ladies : No questions have been asked more often since Ihave been in America than the follow^ing: Do you enjoy your work inChina? Do you think Chinese women can be taught to be physicians? AndI find that there is in the minds of many a doubt as to the benefit of themedical work, and a great misunderstanding as to the capabilities of Chinesewomen. If we could see no good results from our work of course we couldnot enjoy it. Let me give you the following as one of many instances where we havebeen permitted to see good as a direct result of hospital work. In a moun-tain district beyond Ing Hok lived a man engaged in the cooper trade. Hqwas fortunate in being one of the few Chinese laborers who can read. Butthe books he found to read did not tell him anything about the way of salva-tion. Mr. Woodin, during one of his visits to Ing Hok, went to the
Size: 2110px × 1184px
Photo credit: © The Reading Room / Alamy / Afripics
License: Licensed
Model Released: No
Keywords: ., bookcentury1800, bookdecade1870, booksubjectcongregationalchurch
