leaves of the tree of life, and the leaves of the tree are for the
healing of the people.

We may not close this review of our school system without remembering
those institutions now standing alone; great Hampton, in whose rich
gifts we rejoice, and Berea, another child of the A.M.A., now grown to
strength.

TO HOWARD UNIVERSITY, at Washington, also, we extend the sympathy of a
common purpose, together with such financial aid as we may for the
support of its theological course.

We point to these great institutions which have been planted and
fostered by the A.M.A., together with those which are still upheld by
us, with a feeling akin to that of the renowned Cornelia when she
said, "Behold my jewels."

Total Number of our Schools South 58 Indian 18 76
Total Number of our Instructors South 266 Indian 50 316
Total Number of our Pupils South 9,896 Indian 580 10,476
Theological Students South 87 Indian —— 87
Law Students South 73 Indian —— 73
College Students South 68 Indian —— 68
Preparatory College Students South 105 Indian —— 105
Normal Students South 836 Indian 10 846
Grammar Grade Students South 1,996 Indian 43 2,039
Intermediate Grade Students South 2,998 Indian 108 3,106
Primary Pupils South 3,831 Indian 419 4,250

We have, in addition, 17 Chinese Schools on the Pacific Coast, with 39