Life and light for woman . eas. I). C, Washing-ton, Monday M. C, of wh. 25 const. Miss Mary E. Birge, 100; N. J., Clos-ter, Aux., 20; Newark, Belleville , Aux., ; Orange, Trinity Ch.,Aux., 2; Monthly Concert Off., ;Plainfield Aux., 10; Va., Herndon,Faithful M. B., 10; Md., Baltimore, M. C, 20. Ex., , 138 61 Total, VIRGINIA. Hampton.— Miss E. F. Marsh, Total, FLORIDA. Winter Park.—Ladies Missy Socy,Total, OHIO. Toledo.—Washington St. Cong. S. S.,Wooster.—A Friend, Total, DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA. Washington.—-Mr. Moy Len Ching,Total, KANSAS. Paola.—Pilgrim Bible Searc
Life and light for woman . eas. I). C, Washing-ton, Monday M. C, of wh. 25 const. Miss Mary E. Birge, 100; N. J., Clos-ter, Aux., 20; Newark, Belleville , Aux., ; Orange, Trinity Ch.,Aux., 2; Monthly Concert Off., ;Plainfield Aux., 10; Va., Herndon,Faithful M. B., 10; Md., Baltimore, M. C, 20. Ex., , 138 61 Total, VIRGINIA. Hampton.— Miss E. F. Marsh, Total, FLORIDA. Winter Park.—Ladies Missy Socy,Total, OHIO. Toledo.—Washington St. Cong. S. S.,Wooster.—A Friend, Total, DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA. Washington.—-Mr. Moy Len Ching,Total, KANSAS. Paola.—Pilgrim Bible Searchers,Total, 138 61 2 002 00 17 50 25 001 00 26 00 2 CO 2 00 13 31 Waterville, Ch., CANADA. i.—Ladies Missy Socy,Total, 4 004 00 Correction.—The donation of 698 fromMontreal, rep. in the Feby Life andLight, should have been credited asfollows: Canadian W. B. M., 673, Y. , Emmanuel Ch., 25. General Funds, 6,471 73 Leaflets, 71 96 Legacies, 750 00 Total, $7,293 69 Miss Harriet W. May, Asst FROM MISS GRAHAM.—TRIED BY FIRE. Marden Hill, Aintab, Dec. 19, 1888. Dear Mrs. Miller : Although I do not owe you a letter, I feel I mustwrite to you. The week before last, while our hearts were saddened by the news fromAdana that God had seen fit, in his great wisdom, to take away another fromamong us, and one, too, in whom we all trusted, and to whom we looked forcounsel,—I mean Mr. Montgomery,—we suffered the loss of our school by morning, December 8th, about ten oclock, one of the teacherscalled us and told us the roof was on fire. We ran with water to the garret,but it had made considerable progress, and was in a place we could not reach. Mr. Shepard came from the hospital with a small force-pump, but all of noavail; we soon saw that our beautiful school must go. Mr. Fuller very soonarrived with the college students, and they rendered valuable assistance insaving as much out of the house as possible. I was very much sur
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