KEEPING THE SABBATH. H.-Thc Detroit obser
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How A Coop WoRK GRows.--A band OF
females in the city Of London lalely ascertained
in the course of their visits to the poor, that in
many families the older girls could read little
or none, and were kept al home during the
day attending to the younger children. There
upon few ladies opened a class at five in the
afternoon, 10 teach these girls 10 read and
write, and undertook TO conduct it personally.
In short time the room was full, and there
are now about seventy of these young people
learning TO read the Word OF Con inteIligently;
who, but for this sell-denying experiment,
must have grown up in ignorance. So true is
it that " an earnest and willing spirit will find
or make field of usefulness for ITSELF"