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    ACCOMPLICES. 395

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    Made That Terrible Fine Ladies History A...

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    are convinced read always the evidence that unhealth the , production niust y and be sometimes convinced of certain that fatal articles . these 2 _STow causes emp when loyments terrible fully

    disease and suffering , are we justified in using or wearing such articlesandcausingthrough our demand for themthis

    misery Probabl ? , no , man or , woman will answer ci Yes" therefore , ;

    we will tak y e for granted that we have no ri , ght , wlaen we know , matter we are that causing knowled misery— ives to cause some it . We onsibility all admit ; that in know this

    ge gresp if women led we ge continue makes are dy this ing to aid difference with in terrible their —th d at ulcers ing if we we and are know inflammations sinful these ; but girls if , and and we

    do not knowwe are not sinful y thoug , h we cause as much misery . " But , if we do not know , , we are not sinful ; " let us

    consider You will if our admit ignorance that is the sinful acquisition or not . of some kinds of knowledis a dutybut what kinds ? Reliious knowledge

    ge ; g , knowled a knowledge of our of our duties duties to men to God would — -moral rank knowled firstthen ge , the the ;

    knowledge ge of how to preserve , health , and how to acquire wealthand followiat some distancein importancethe

    knowled ; of the characteristics ng of other , countriesof , the animal world ge ; and still farther off , knowledge of the , past

    history of the earth . Most rational beings consider it a duty of to knowled acquire some geand , if perhaps not all these sinful , and not to a gre have at many acquired other them kinds if

    we have had the , opportunity . and almost intolerable pain , rendering sleep almost impossible . The gums

    progresses and face swell , the , swelling the teeth of the ultimatel face y grows perish larger , or , fall and out extends . As to the the disease neighbouring glands : the gums spongy and red , give forth at frequent openings a

    whence most offensivel issues the y smelling same sort matter of corrupt ; abscesses discharge form , sinuses over the are jaw established and break , and , and the livi is found d gums on shrink probing and to retire be from h the and bone diseased , which portions thus becomes of bone exposed scale ,

    offand theneither the , disease roug becomes checkedand ; the mutilated patient , , , strength recovers , or ives more frequentl he ines y , becomes the whole subject jaw becomes to diarrhoea involved and , to the low patient fever ' s

    such and after an affliction g lingering way , is , for at a p length longer , worn time out than and would there dies . would be * * thoug ** be , Were ht possible l amorp at under hous all ,

    but phosp manufacturers horus' substituted find no for the sale usual for matches kind , so madeas they no danger are a trifle , dearerThe matches of MessrsBryant and May deserve , their name of

    . . p * safety hosphorus mat disease ches' for is not they amongst will not the ignite possible excep incidents t upon of the their box , manufac and the

    ture 1862 . " . — " Report MeMora of , " the for Medica October l Officer , 1863 . of the Privy Council , with Appendix . —

    Accomplices. 395

    ACCOMPLICES . 395

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  • English Woman’s Journal (1858-1864), Feb. 1, 1864, page 395, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse.ac.uk/periodicals/ewj/issues/ewj_01021864/page/35/