SUNDAY SCHOOLS.
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The following statement, from the .qnerledn Sunday


School Untoa' exhibits most interesting light, the


powerful vet silent and unobtrusve efforts which are


making to improve the moral condition of society, BY


means of Sunday Schools.


The American Sunday School Union, instituted in the
year 1924 from society which had existed seven
before, under the of the Philadelphia SUNDAY
and Adult School Union This Society confined its opera
the city, until il, influence gradually extended
the whole Union, by the advantages which afforded
and which anxiously sought by those engaged in this
Of instruction. which has proved efficient for the
education Of the poor and ,erae and by the operation Of
which, vice and lnnb'sty SO much checked, and the
evils Of pnupersm generally reduced At the last anni-
versary there were connected With this Society," 10 the