Life and light for woman . s Daughters, 15,Jun. Kings Daughters, 15; SuspensionBridge, Penny Gatherers, ; Sara-toga Springs, Avix., 26; Syracuse, Plym-outh Ch., Y. P. S. C. E., 5; Wellsville,Aux., 5; Special, 10. Expenses, , 1,141 61 Total, 1,149 01 PENNSYLVANIA. Philadelphia. — Mary M. and HaroldGoodwin, Jr., 2 00 Philadelphia Emma Fla-vell, Treas. Maryland: Baltimore Aux.,: New Jersey: Upper Montclair,Aux., ; Bound Brook, Aux., 20; EastOrange, First Ch., Aux., 101, S. S., 15,Trinity Ch., W. F. M. S., ; OrangeValley, Aux., 10; Plainfleld, Aux., 10,
Life and light for woman . s Daughters, 15,Jun. Kings Daughters, 15; SuspensionBridge, Penny Gatherers, ; Sara-toga Springs, Avix., 26; Syracuse, Plym-outh Ch., Y. P. S. C. E., 5; Wellsville,Aux., 5; Special, 10. Expenses, , 1,141 61 Total, 1,149 01 PENNSYLVANIA. Philadelphia. — Mary M. and HaroldGoodwin, Jr., 2 00 Philadelphia Emma Fla-vell, Treas. Maryland: Baltimore Aux.,: New Jersey: Upper Montclair,Aux., ; Bound Brook, Aux., 20; EastOrange, First Ch., Aux., 101, S. S., 15,Trinity Ch., W. F. M. S., ; OrangeValley, Aux., 10; Plainfleld, Aux., 10, 257 53 Total, SOUTH CAROLINA. Charleston.—Womans Missy Sooy,Total, INDIANA. Angola.—Yitctriet V. Quick Total, 38 90 WISCONSIN. Oak Centre.—Mrs. S. B. Howard, 2 00 Total, 2 00 FOREIGN LANDS. Turkey.—Aintab, Mite Givers, Girls Sem-inary, ; Smyrna, Kings Daughters,Girls School, , 13 20 Total, General Funds,Variety Account,Legacies, 13 20 10,583 2342 31261 67 Total, $10,887 21 Miss Harriet W. Mat, Asst ^ MICRONESIA. OUR NEW MISSIONARY. The dark cloud that has rested of late over our work in the Micronesianislands, has not dampened the enthusiasm nor extinguished the desire in theheart of one of our dear young ladies to go thither and jDreach or tell thegospel story to these dark islanders in the far Pacific. Miss Louisa Wilson,of Tonoma, has recently received her appointment from the American BoJirdfor this field. She is supported and lovingly adopted by the Womans Boardof the Pacific. She is a young lady of winning address and of earnest pur-pose. This is the fourth that has gone from our own State on this blessedmission, having received their inspiration right here. Three of them arenative Californians—Miss Gunnison, Miss Denton, and Miss Wilson. Allthis proves that California atmosphere and climate are not altogether inimi-cal to the missionary spirit. Did we think it right to lift the veil from familylife unnecessarily, we could show the faithful dau
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