“…The principal places in China in which the Society is at work are Nankin, Shanghai, Chu Cheo, Wuhu and Lu Cheo Fu. The outstations are as follows:

Tsungming, Tung Chow, Luhoh, Pukeo, Yo Ho Tsz, Tseu Saw, Yang Shing Saw, and Yang King, Dr. W. E. Macklin, A. E. Cory, F. E. Meigs and Frank Garrett and tneir families, Miss Emma Lyon, and Miss Mary Kelly live in Nankin. The gospel is preached in the chapels and dispensaries, in teahouses, in temples and on streets. Each

year 20,000 patients are treated. Men and women suffering from blindness, cholera, consumption, rheumatism, and other serious diseases throng the physicians seeking health. In the college fifty boys are being prepared for lives of usefulness and nobleness. A school has been opened for girls. James Ware and W. P. Bentley and their families have their homes in Shanghai. They preach in season and out of season; they teach; they disseminate Christian literature….”

Reference Data:

Churches of Christ, by John Thomas Brown, 1904, page 191