OUR WORKING GIRLS

IT may, perhaps, be thought that the theme hers selected for notice can scarcely, or with propriety, be classed under the general heading of these papers. But it is best to take a generous and comprehensive view of all social questions, and although there undoubtedly exists a very wide distinction between some of the occupations we have already enlarged upon, and that which now engages our attention, yet the differences of worldly condition and mental development cannot alter the fact that the persons engaged in either occupation are essentially workers, and that our chief title comprehends them all.