Life and light for woman . hester, PlymouthCh., Aux., 25; Rutland, Y. P. S. C. E.,; Syracuse, Geddes Ch., Aux., ,Mrs. G. C. Gere, 20, Good Will Ch., C. Andrus, 1, Plymouth Ch., Aux., 50,A Friend, 5; Sherburne, Aux., 50; WestWinfield, Aux., , Wide Awakes, 5;Groton, Aux., 20, Penny Gatherers, , 1,198 09 Total, 1,209 58 PHILADELPHIA BRANCH. Miss Emma Flavell, Treas. D. C, Wash-ington, Aux., : N. J., East Orange,Trinity Ch., Aux., ; Jersey City,Aux., ; Montclair, Aux., of wh. 20a Thank Off., 50; Orange Valley, Aux.,: Pa., Germantown, Neesima Guild,,
Life and light for woman . hester, PlymouthCh., Aux., 25; Rutland, Y. P. S. C. E.,; Syracuse, Geddes Ch., Aux., ,Mrs. G. C. Gere, 20, Good Will Ch., C. Andrus, 1, Plymouth Ch., Aux., 50,A Friend, 5; Sherburne, Aux., 50; WestWinfield, Aux., , Wide Awakes, 5;Groton, Aux., 20, Penny Gatherers, , 1,198 09 Total, 1,209 58 PHILADELPHIA BRANCH. Miss Emma Flavell, Treas. D. C, Wash-ington, Aux., : N. J., East Orange,Trinity Ch., Aux., ; Jersey City,Aux., ; Montclair, Aux., of wh. 20a Thank Off., 50; Orange Valley, Aux.,: Pa., Germantown, Neesima Guild,, 198 94 Total, GEORGIA. S6,vannah.—Infant Dept. and Bible CI.,Total, MICHIGAN. Mackinaw City.—George H. Wood,Total, OHIO. Junction.—Mrs. M. A. Milholland,Total, TURKEY. Harpoot.—Womans Missy Socy, Total,—Chinese Womans ForeignMissy Socy, 198 94 24 00 24 00 30 30 1 00 1 00 10 25 Total, General Funds,Variety Account,Legacies, 7,867 02 62 42 1,625 00 Total, $9,554 44 Miss Harriet W. May, Asst EXTRACTS FROM LETTERS OF MRS. MARY R. PERKINS. [Written while on a journey with missionaris.] Jeypar^ Jan. lO, iSgj.—We are still traveling north. To-day we made anovel journey to an old Mohammedan palace. Part of the journey was-made on elephants. The king of Jeypar allows his elephants to be used byvisitors. In the palace we saw the rooms on the housetop where the wivesof the former kings are kept. They were beautiful rooms ; the windowsv\rere latticed marble, so made that the women could look out without beingseen. I enjoyed the Bombay Conference of missionaries ; many vital pointswere discussed. I w^ish you could have seen the strong men and womengathered together. Canipire^ Jan. 77, i8gj.—I believe we are to see a well here where thewives and children of British officers were thrown, dead and alive, in themutiny of ^7. Mohammedanism has been powerful in the north of India;their mosques and mausoleums are as grand and stately as many of the cathe-dra
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