The following furnishes a hint that ought to be of use in many places:— Once the pastor of a church in England was requested to go up to London, and try to raise funds to meet a pressing debt. Before starting, he called together the leading men of his church, and said:— “Now, I shall be asked whether we have conscientiously done all that we could for the removal of the debt; what answer am I to give? Brother So-and-so, can you in conscience say that you have given all you can?” “Why, sir,” he replied, “if you come to conscience, I don’t know that I can.” The same question was put to a second, and a third, and so on, and similar answers were returned, until the whole sum required was subscribed, and there was no need to send the pastor to London at all.