Life and light for woman . ILLINOIS. Canton. — Aux.,Chesterfield. —Aux.,Chicago.—New Eng. Church,Galva.—Aux.,Jacksonville. —Aux.,Maiden. — Aux.,May wood.—Aux., §; Union Sunday School, §,Rockford. — 2nd Church, Aux.,Sheffield. — Aux., Total, (S 1 00 10 00 82 25 §12 07 § 1 00 10 00 3 00 19 00 4 00 1 00 §38 00 §20 10 6 75 14 03 4 00 32 25 1 00 19 78 5 00 9 85 §112 76 Total, §14 14 Total, §3,755 19. 1877, TO Nov. 15, 1877. WISCONSIN. Delavan. — ,Racine. —, 820 0063 32 Total, §83 32 IOWA. Anamosa.—Aux,, of wh. from Penny Gatherers, §2, § 6 30Davenport. — A thank-offer-ing, 1 00Du
Life and light for woman . ILLINOIS. Canton. — Aux.,Chesterfield. —Aux.,Chicago.—New Eng. Church,Galva.—Aux.,Jacksonville. —Aux.,Maiden. — Aux.,May wood.—Aux., §; Union Sunday School, §,Rockford. — 2nd Church, Aux.,Sheffield. — Aux., Total, (S 1 00 10 00 82 25 §12 07 § 1 00 10 00 3 00 19 00 4 00 1 00 §38 00 §20 10 6 75 14 03 4 00 32 25 1 00 19 78 5 00 9 85 §112 76 Total, §14 14 Total, §3,755 19. 1877, TO Nov. 15, 1877. WISCONSIN. Delavan. — ,Racine. —, 820 0063 32 Total, §83 32 IOWA. Anamosa.—Aux,, of wh. from Penny Gatherers, §2, § 6 30Davenport. — A thank-offer-ing, 1 00Dubuque. — A thank-offering, , 12 00Keokuk.—An^., 17 00Montour. —Aax., 8 00 Denver. ? Total, COLORADO. ? Monument Soc. §44 80 § 7 50 MISCELLANEOUS. Peking, China. — Rev. W. A. P. JIartin, for Bridgman School, 18 57 « A Friend,^ 40 00 Collection at Annual Meeting, 23 00 Sale of Fancy Articles, 5 50 Envelopes and Pamphlets, 4 94 Total,Total, §92 01§390 46. YoL. YIII. FEBRUAEY, 1878. No. 2. LIFE rN M0:N^G0LIA. BT MKS. WM. SPBAG^E. We are waiting for the **Nyor to commence. This is a greatTeligious festival. The living Buddha is expected, and peoplegather here, coming from great distances, not only to worship, butto pay tribute to Buddha, and also for amusement. Already manyvillages of tents have sprung up. All the people are in a state ofexpectancy and excitement. For several days past the Lamas havebeen very busy carrying to the temple pails and skin-bottles of sourand sweet milk, whiskey made of mares milk, wooden plates ofChinese cakes, cheese, and various other articles. To-day we havebeen amused to see them go by with tiny bits of one thing andanother in their hands from the Chinese trading-tents, — a smallpiece of mutton, a little bunch of half-grown onions, a bowl ofbean curd, or some other choice delicacy. They say they havefriends stopping with them. It is astonishing what a lively valleythis
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