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Title: Life and light for woman
Year: 1873 (1870s)
Authors: Woman's Board of Missions
Subjects: Congregational churches
Publisher: (Boston : Woman's Boards of Missions
Contributing Library: Wellesley College Library
Digitizing Sponsor: Boston Library Consortium Member Libraries

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ossible. I must bring this letter to a close, as it is almost time to go to our Wednes-day Bible class for the older girls. We have kept this up all the dry season.Mrs. Webster goes over to Cilume to meet those who live there, and I go tothe schoolhouse to meet those who live near here. Will you not pray forthis class, that much good may come from it. WOMANS BOARD OF THE INTERIOR. Mrs. J. B. LEAKE, Treasurer.Receipts from October 18,1898, to December 10,1898. illinois .Indiana .Iowa .Kansas .MichiganMinnesotaMissouri .MontanaNebraskaNorth DakotaOhio . South DakotaWisconsinGeorgia . 775 36 12 61 234 95 137 42 924 87 290 40 343 00 10 00 37 23 30 40 280 90 64 92 330 91 5 00 New Mexico .Miscellaneous Receipts for the month ARMENIAN RELIEF FUND. Receipts: October 18, 1898, to Decem-ber 10, 1898 . . . . additional donations for SPECIAL Receipts for the month Mrs. Alfred B. Willcox, Ass 10 0094 03 $3,582 00 18 54objects.;20 54t Treas. %itc an5 Xigbt for IXHoman. Vol. XXIX. MARCH, 1899. No. 3
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MISSIONARIES AND CHINESE CHRISTIAN WORKERS. 98 LIFE AND LIGHT. \_^Jarc/^y SOUTH AFRICA.A VISIT TO INANDA SEMINARY, NATAL. BY REV. FREDERICK R. BUNKER. Let me desciibe a visit which Mrs. Bunker and I, with our two boys,made to Inanda. We leave Amanzimtote at six oclock one morning, just as the svui is lift-ino- himself out of his bath in the ocean, and raising his head above the lowrido-e which forms the rim of his briny tub. The morning is perfect. Theoutline of the hills is as though cut by a diamond, and the light paints \v\changing colors, and in infinite detail, a scene such as no art of earth canreproduce. The four oxen are roused to a lumbering trot by the shout ofthe driver. Little naked youngsters run out dancing from the few kraals,which we pass, to see us go by. Three hours ride brings us to Isipingo,and one hour on the train to Durban. . . . Train time comes, and we are soon rushing toward Inanda at the tremen-dous rate of ten miles an hour. Plenty of time for sightseeing,

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