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THE NEEDLEWOMAN AS NUBSE. 47
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VIII.—THE NEEDLEWOMAN AS NXJKSE. #
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labor women To the very is great attribu...
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¦ ¦ «» Courteous Reader . . ; . . ! Frie...
ficientl foregoing * to statement induce him of not facts onl liave to send Interested a contribution a single reader but " to sufy
double witli his y cause guinea to / ' rejoice and , inspect in my the own Institution visit to in this person Ci Unfashionable , , I shall have go
Localit The friends y . '' of the Association will regret to learn that the
underserious ground affecting hindrance railway the trade , m to entioned of it the loy Association causing at the commencement a , diminution has indeed of of proved at this least article a £ most 700 as ;
In the sales of the year ending March , 1862 . An appeal in the compensating Times , and the for zealous this loss efforts ; but in of order many to secur friends e the , have Association succeeded from in
weekl the _£ 2000 baneful , partl effects y when for a of trade fun similar d is from not occurrences which flourishing to pay , or it the while is blind proposed customers work to peop ' raise bills le ' s
are standing y wages , and partly to open a , West-end branch . This object once effectedthe whole undertaking would be placed a
surer and more permanent , footing , and the Association would upon be the sooner enabled to instruct some at all events of the 230 applicants
now on its books , in trades by which they might afterwards earn to their the living general . Subscri account ptions will and be donations ladlreceive to this d spec h ial object . Sykes or
gy y Thornton 127 , Euston , Esq Ro ., ad 20 , , N Birchin . W . ; or Lane by any , E . C member . , * by Mr of . Levy the Committee , the Director . ,
Those persons more immediately connected with the working of hy the the undertaking blind to earn have their been struck own living with the and earnest they feel desire most forcibl evinced y
that this desire needs but to be known , in order to be fully met ; It Indeed has to , it kindle is under and this cherish conviction such that a long the ing Association and surely has its done friends all
will come forward to put into its hands , that for which it enabled must most to fulfil earnestl the ardent y plead hopes , viz ., of the the means blind b that y which the blind it may beggar be
who is such simply because he does not know , how to earn a living , , become a rare siht in our streetsand that the blind
may g , may form one of the useful working classes of the community .
The Needlewoman As Nubse. 47
THE NEEDLEWOMAN AS _NUBSE . 47
Viii.—The Needlewoman As Nxjkse. #
VIII . —THE NEEDLEWOMAN AS _NXJKSE . #
Labor Women To The Very Is Great Attribu...
labor women To the very is great attributable much want of of the _. organization distress existing in every 1 among department self-supporting of female
There appears hitherto to be a generally prevailing idea that men ' s minds are formed of different material to women ' s . This is
practically at least / shown by the masculine mind being from child-
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English Woman’s Journal (1858-1864), Sept. 1, 1862, page 47, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse.ac.uk/periodicals/ewj/issues/ewj_01091862/page/47/
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