Life and light for woman . osha, C. E.,; .Madison, 50: Milwaukee. Gr. 15; West Superior, 2; Wauwatosa, 101 90 Juvenile: Kenosha, Buds of Promise, 2;La Crosse, Coral Workers, ; Mil-waukee, Gr. Ave. Ch., , Pilgrim Ch.,Pilgrim Workers, 5; Oconomowoc, ;Pittsville, Junior C. E., 12; South Mil-? Willing Workers, ; Wau-kesha, Forget-me-nots, 10, 127 58 330 2316 40 Less expenses, Total,Life Member; Mrs. T. D. Weeks. TENNESSEE. 2fashviUe.—A Friend, Total, TURKEY. Erzroom.—Mrs. M. E. Richardson, In Memoriam, 1 10 -;!/!.—Lighters of Darkness, 10 62 Mo
Life and light for woman . osha, C. E.,; .Madison, 50: Milwaukee. Gr. 15; West Superior, 2; Wauwatosa, 101 90 Juvenile: Kenosha, Buds of Promise, 2;La Crosse, Coral Workers, ; Mil-waukee, Gr. Ave. Ch., , Pilgrim Ch.,Pilgrim Workers, 5; Oconomowoc, ;Pittsville, Junior C. E., 12; South Mil-? Willing Workers, ; Wau-kesha, Forget-me-nots, 10, 127 58 330 2316 40 Less expenses, Total,Life Member; Mrs. T. D. Weeks. TENNESSEE. 2fashviUe.—A Friend, Total, TURKEY. Erzroom.—Mrs. M. E. Richardson, In Memoriam, 1 10 -;!/!.—Lighters of Darkness, 10 62 Monastir.—Sympathy Soc, for Africa, 15 40 313 83 1 GO1 00 ? Total, 27 12 VERMONT. Springfield.—Kings Daughters, 25 00 Total, 25 00 MISCELLANEOUS. Sale of leaflets, ; boxes, 21 09 May IS to June 18: Leaflets, ; boxes,; envelopes, 95 cts.: articles donated,5, 21 21 Receipts for month. 2,958 55 Previously acknowledged, 37,536 55 Total since October, §40,495 10 Miss Jessie C. Fitch, Asst Vol. XXIII. OCTOBER, 1893. No. 10. Espect ©reat tTbings from (5oD. Bttcmpt (Stent Zbings tor 0o&. If your last missionary meeting was a little dull, appoint for your next abright woman to speak or read on the theme, What I do /w^ know aboutMissions and jSlission Work. We notice in Indias llome/i (English) a department headed, Requestsfor Praise. We have had requests for prayer innumerable, but we do notremember ever to have had a request to join in praise for special mercies,received. Let us not forget to praise as well as pray. It is with great regret that we record a serious falling off in the receipts ofour Board during the first eight months of the year, from January ist toAugust iSth. The amounts are $3, in contributions and $1, inlegacies ; a total loss of $4, The decrease of receipts has been almostentirel} during the last two months, and we fear that a part of it, at least, maybe due to the disturbance in the finances of the country.
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