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      Established Doctoresses In Boston In Ame...

      as modestl she hel y to d the only soldiers the position ' benefit of that female her skill nurs alone eunder discovered the Chicago her profession Sanitary ,

      Commission . " , In the belief that the public convenience and the cause of female medical

      education will be promoted hy the adoption and use of the distinctive femi-Trustees nine title that for female hereafter physicians the stle , it and has title just of been the determined Dilomas conferred by a vote b of the the y py

      in Medicina College relation shall ; JDoctrix to be women that ; which of will " Doctress represent the initials of Medicine M . D . when , " equivalent employed to b the y the Latin College term

      , . "W oman ' s Work in America . —At one of the recent New York meetings suggested on this subject they , should a Madam make Demorest their work , who worth emp more loys 200 bfitting women themselves and girls ,

      as men do , for some definite employment , and by then , y doing it well . She , the asserted contrary that there no skilled is a universal workwoman in for New skilled York labour is out from of emp " house loy , but -hel , on "

      up through every , department of woman cry ' s work . She herself , finds it difficult p , for to meet adequate with skill a woman she is whose willing work to is worth 510 above or even 3 doll 20 ars dollars a week , a thoug week h .

      " The Times" quotes from her speech as pay follows , , : " No girl or woman goes to looks work , forward except as to a marriage temporary as matter a relief . from She has it . been Therefore taught she to will despise not it spend , and

      and the time thoug necessary ht is for to the master present a . business Indeed or the attain more perfection valuable ; she the becomes only effort to methe more likelsome sensible man , knows her valueand appropriates

      her , ; and then , no y matter what her obligations or contract , with me , like an inducements oatli to do evil for , is app not lication to be kept to business . At marriage ; but a , woman a young does man not has expect additional then

      whose to work wife at all is willing outside to of her be as own hel home pful as , and she the is man capable is fortunat of being e in these at home days . " to Therefore " strike her for skill advice , " and to the become women better of New workwomen York was . , if they meant to strike ,

      University Examinations for Girls . —The Local Examinations for Girls , in appeared connection in the with last the Number University of The of Cambridge English Woman , concerning ' s Journal which " have an article taken

      place , but having only terminated just as the Journal for this , month was result going has to press been , we considered can say hi no g more hly satisfactory concerning . them at present , than that the

      Subscriptions for Distressed Needlewomen . —Miss Ellen Barlee having made a public appeal for extra aid for the many poor needlewomen now out of employ , the authoress of " English Hearts and English Hands " suggested

      subscriber the plan of thus a Ladies supporting ' Subscri one ption distressed of 5 s . per female week throug , until h the next winter May , . each 60 this Ladies suggestion , the authoress and of led " East ged L themselves ynne" being to one forward of the number £ 1 monthl , have y to adopted Miss

      Barleeto be thus , applied p . , , Yorkshire Women and Incendiarism . —In the newspaper report of two

      Yorkshire incendiary , it fires is stated in stack that yards the , which men and took lads place belong the other ing to day the at agricultural Kilham in some extinguish population of the the present scoundrels flames , , so seemed even far from added rather hel fuel to ping exult to the increase over endeavours the it conflagration . " The of efforts the , police and of that ¦ the to

      of police women , " says volunteered the Times to , " do to the procure work water the men were refused only successful to assist in when . " a band

      360 Tacts And Scbaps.

      360 TACTS AND SCBAPS .

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    • English Woman’s Journal (1858-1864), Jan. 1, 1864, page 360, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse.ac.uk/periodicals/ewj/issues/ewj_01011864/page/72/