Life and light for woman . ewYork, Pilgrim Ch., Aux., 15; Norwich,Aux., ; Syracuse, Geddes Ch., AVill-ing Workers, 15, 174 75 Poughkeepsie.— In memory of a dearmother, whose almost last words were, Do not forget my beloveil BailunduMission in Africa, 5 OO 4 404 40 Total, 191 75- NEW JERSEY. Mays Landing.—Mrs. S. T. Lum,Total, PHILADELPHIA BRANCH. Miss Emma Flavell, Treas. D. C, Wash-ington, Aux. (of wh. 25 const. L. M. R. Hooper), N. J., Jersey City,Aux., ; Orange Valley, Aux., 16;Bradshaw, Mission Bankers of Jun. S. C. E., , Infant Class, 60; West-field, Aux.,
Life and light for woman . ewYork, Pilgrim Ch., Aux., 15; Norwich,Aux., ; Syracuse, Geddes Ch., AVill-ing Workers, 15, 174 75 Poughkeepsie.— In memory of a dearmother, whose almost last words were, Do not forget my beloveil BailunduMission in Africa, 5 OO 4 404 40 Total, 191 75- NEW JERSEY. Mays Landing.—Mrs. S. T. Lum,Total, PHILADELPHIA BRANCH. Miss Emma Flavell, Treas. D. C, Wash-ington, Aux. (of wh. 25 const. L. M. R. Hooper), N. J., Jersey City,Aux., ; Orange Valley, Aux., 16;Bradshaw, Mission Bankers of Jun. S. C. E., , Infant Class, 60; West-field, Aux., Pa., Germantown,Neesima Guild, 10; Philadelphia, Mar-garet Shippen and Daniel RodmanGoodwin, 2, Total, GEORGIA. Y. P. S. C. E. of Atlanta 242 86 242 86- University, 4 16 Total, 4 16 FOREIGN LANDS. ^?ig?anrf.—Chigswell, Miss S. L. Ropes, 25 00-Turkey.—Aintab, Mite Givers of Aintab Seminary, 2 00 Total, 27 00 General Funds,Leaflets, 388 7117 56- Total, $6,406 27 Miss Harriet W. May, Asst SEVENTEENTH ANNUAL REPORT DOSHISHA GIRLSSCHOOL, KYOTO, JAPAN. The growing sentiment among our patrons that the course of study wastoo long for those girls who do not intend to become teachers led to theadoption of a new course in the spring of 1893, which yields to this demandIdv cutting down the old preparatory and regular courses each one year ; butby the addition of three post-graduate courses of two years each, the realstandard of the school is not practically lowered. That an actual need forthese changes existed is proved by the fact that ten of the girls graduating inJune, with six graduates from other schools, are now^ taking this post-graduatework. To bring the school into closer relations with the common schoolsystem, graduates from the higher common school (Koto Sho Gakko) arereceived into the preparatory without examination. Owing to sicknessamong the teachers, and other causes, the work in the department has notbeen as satisfactory this year as w
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