Life and light for woman . 515; Letter from Miss Shattuck, 227; From Our Lonely Missionary, 175; Notes by the Way, 29; Report of the Adana Girls School and Common Schools of the Cicilian Plains, 413; The Erzroom Schools, 269; Work and Play School for Little Children, Mardin, 512; Letter from Miss Jane C. Smith, 560; The Revival at Aintab, 561. BOARD OF THE PACIFIC. Africa, Extracts from Miss Holbrooks Letters, 237-China, Letter from Mrs. Arthur Smith, Department, Annual Report of the Recording Secretary, 45; April Meeting, 2S5; Oregon Branch Secretarys Report, 477; Our Annual Meeting,
Life and light for woman . 515; Letter from Miss Shattuck, 227; From Our Lonely Missionary, 175; Notes by the Way, 29; Report of the Adana Girls School and Common Schools of the Cicilian Plains, 413; The Erzroom Schools, 269; Work and Play School for Little Children, Mardin, 512; Letter from Miss Jane C. Smith, 560; The Revival at Aintab, 561. BOARD OF THE PACIFIC. Africa, Extracts from Miss Holbrooks Letters, 237-China, Letter from Mrs. Arthur Smith, Department, Annual Report of the Recording Secretary, 45; April Meeting, 2S5; Oregon Branch Secretarys Report, 477; Our Annual Meeting, 525; Our Honored Guests, 479; Outlook of Foreign Secretary, 1S9; Treasurers Report, 95; Womans Work for Woman, 93; An-nual Report of the Recording Secretary, 573. India, A Brahmins Testimony, 144; Letters fromMrs. Perkins, 143, 333, 383, 429. Japan, Letter from Miss Denton, 429; Lettersfrom Miss Gunnison, 239, 287, 3S1, 527. Micronesia, Letter from Mrs. Logan, 526. Turkey, Letters from Mrs. Baldwin, 141, 335; 383. 26/2 II. Vol. XIX. JANUARY, 1889. No. 1. BEAUTY FOR ASHES. BY MRS. W. B. CAPROX. Madura, South India, Dec. 15, 1879. M is a young woman who is now reading Luke well, and who is in-teresting, and who has a very interesting mother. The mother does notknow how to read, but is eager to listen. They love me, and that is why 1love them. The husband and father is a graver in stone, and works at is in the habit of listening to the Bible readings in his house, and has him-self read through Matthew, Luke, and John. He is a thoughtful man, andwas beginning to feel that he and his wife and daughter -were getting too deepinto the new way, and said so to the Bible-woman. About six months ago, while away from home, he had something like amattack of cholera. His wife went to him, and sent word back to me, Prayfor us, when you meet on Friday night, that he may be well enough to gethome. He was brought home, and has been running down steadily eversince. About three weeks ago t
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