...make a thing bad, which would have been good had a man done it, that it has been done by a woman. " Oh, leave these jargons, and go your way straight...God's work in simplicity and singleness of heart." (To be continued in July JVo.) The Academy of Medicine has appointed the following delegates to the...

...make a thing bad, which would have been good had a man done it, that it has been done by a woman. " Oh, leave these jargons, and go your way straight...God's work, in simplicity and singleness of heart ! " Such is her conclusion to " Notes," which for their boldness, no less than for their sagacity,...

...Lordship, 'Well, God mend all!' «Nay, Donald, we must help Him to mend it,' said the other." — Quoted by CARLYLE. " Oh, leave these jargons, and go your way...very counterpart of the one she had had her tea in the night before, only that this opened to the southeast, and hailed the morning sun as that had taken...

...that urges women to do all that men do, and the jargon which bids them do nothing which men do. 0 ! leave these jargons, and go your way straight to God's work in simplicity and singleness of heart." DEACONESSES' INSTITUTIONS. Besides Kaiserwerth, we learn that there are at least 23 more training institutions...

...God mend all!' 'Nay, Donald, we must help Him to mend it,' said the other." — Quoted by CAKLYLE. " Oh, leave these jargons, and go your way straight to God's work in almplitity and singleness of heart! "—Miss NIGHTINGALE. " AUNTIE," said Faith, next morning, when,...

...Lordship, 'Well, God mend all!' 'Nay, Donald, ire must help Him to mend it,' said the other." — Quoted by CARLYLE. " Oh, leave these jargons, and go your way straight to God's work to simplieity and singleness of heart! " — Miss NIGHTINGALE. J' said Faith, next morning, when, after...

...mend nil !' ' Kay, Donald, we must help Him to mend it/ said the other." — Quoted by Ctirlyle. " Oh, leave these jargons, and go your way straight...to God's work in simplicity and singleness of heart !"— 1/i'ss Sujktingnle. " AUNTIE," said Faith, next morning, when, after some exploring, she had...

...to do all that men- do; . . . and of the jargon which urges women to do nothing that men do. . . . Oh, leave these jargons, and go your way straight...God's work in simplicity and singleness of heart."* There are examples enough to warn from any clumsy imitation of a religious order. But it has not yet...

...take Florence Nightingale's advice — " Keep clear of all jargon about man's work and woman's work, and go your way straight to God's work in simplicity and singleness of heart," each one to do what each one can do best. (Hear, hear.) Now we know that as a rule some things that...

...take Florence Nightingale's advice — ' Keep clear of all jargons about man's work and woman's work, and go your way straight to God's work in simplicity and singleness of heart,' each one to do what each one can do best." Women are not required, as a rule, to lead the " sacramental...