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Ifshovn stimulpte ihem TO renew1 eGor1
to do goodsin this glorious cause. How many
OF our female readers can truly say they have
done what they can for ia You may not have
silver or gold. Give, then, such as you have;
and blessing will 20 with il. There is not
one Of you but can do something. You can
contribute, as you have the means, to sustain
faithful men in preaching pure christianity
10 sailors. You can aid in the work Of sup
plying them with copies Of the bible, and re-
ligious books and papers. You can persuade
them 70 siga and keep the fpledge. You can
manufacture for Them, by your fre-sides and
in your sewing circles, such articles of wearing
apparel and bedding, as will meet ready sale,
and supply their their boarding houses with
what they need. And, what, in some respect,
is the most important Of all-you can bear the
sailor on your hearts before Him who is The
hearer and ans'verer Of prayer. A


Will not every lady Who reads this article;
at once resolve that she viii do more than she
has done for the sailor2 g,f gg,,s