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English Woman’s Journal (1858-1864), December 1860, Edition 1 of 1, Page 236, 236 THE THIRD ANNUAL REPORT OF THE

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    • .'•i XXXV. — THE THIRD ANNUAL REPORT OF
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      «¦ The Father Of Madame Recamier Was Jea...

      control , and pouring- abuse on Matthieu de Montmoreney as her probable adviserleft Clicliy , and broke off his acquaintance with

      , Madame Hecamier . jrx . _^« l . x .

      ( _Tb be continued . }

      236 The Third Annual Report Of The

      236 THE THIRD ANNUAL REPORT OF THE

      .'•I Xxxv. — The Third Annual Report Of

      . '• i XXXV . — THE THIRD ANNUAL REPORT OF THE COMMITTEE OF THE LADIES ' SANITARY ASSOCIATION .

      * F A The Gratefull Ail Review Ures Comm...

      * a The gratefull review Committee y of to the recor , past d th p y resen ear continued sho ting ws progress their very Third many of the Animal of Associ the the dif ation Report ficu Committee . lties , While h ave d

      failures necessarily incident to all new undertakings , usefulness humbly and to gratefull that y believe their work it shows is of also God enoug and h that of success He is still and . prove ,

      with them in it . preceding The recei one pts of and the one last hundred year are and much fifty great -six er new than memb those ers of have the

      been added to , the Association . The Committee rejoice to believe that this increase is not one of mere names and money , but in very

      personall The many Committee eases y to aid accession believ in e the thi of s prosecution not earnes onl t and because of d the evot of Association d the wor kind kers , ' practical s p x lans ious . y

      aid and valuable suggestions which they continually receive from m sonall any of unknown the memb hav ers , j but oined because the Association most of the under rest circumstances who are

      pery e tion which to prove the work their membershi It is certain p th to at be for a spontaneous the Association result to be of reall devo- _- y

      . subscribers efficient , it but must a bod be , not composed merely of a active workin members g centre and supported the Com by

      -, y , mittee Thoug are h g the iad title to b of elieve the it Association is really becomin has been g so altered . from " The

      Ladies' Association for the Diffusion of Sanitary Knowledge" to its present more comprehensive one , in indication of the Committee ' s

      earnest wish to do actual sanitary work , as , well as diffuse knowto ledge the , th promotion ey have hitherto of the latter devoted object their . They efforts believe almost that exclusively for the

      ing present * mind the and Association conscience can to do the more consideration widely extended of the good sore by ph arous ysical

      and evils by which pointing prevail out , by the diffusing causes of a disease knowled so ge that of the the laws poor of and health their ,

      , friends may make intelligent efforts for their removal , than it can

      by The a more Committee direct course have of continued action . the preparation and publication

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    • English Woman’s Journal (1858-1864), Dec. 1, 1860, page 236, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse-os.kdl.kcl.ac.uk/periodicals/ewj/issues/ewj_01121860/page/20/