The American Missionary — Volume 43, No. 06, June, 1889 by Various
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VOL. XLIII. JUNE, 1889. No. 6. American Missionary Association. * * * * * FINANCIAL OUTLOOK. _The Figures._ Our receipts for seven months to April 30th are, from donations, $118,051.25, estates, $20,308.09, incomes, $4,829.21, tuition, etc., $22,719.89, United States Government for Indians, $9,540.87; total, $175,449.31. Our payments to April 30th are $203,777.45. Debt balance, $28,328.14. _The Meaning of the Figures._ These figures mean a debt--growing at the rate of $4,000 a month. In passing "through the dark valley and shadow of"--debt, we walk with a goodly company. It is said that nearly every missionary society in Christendom reports a deficit this year. A common cause must underlie so broad a fact, and no one society deserves special censure. |
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