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A LIFE 0F SACRIFICE1

A Pioneer in Sick Nursing _- Her Noble Work in The

I Crimea.

Late English newspapers announce

the death of Florence Nightingale. Miss Nightingale was, perhaps the greatest Engliahwoman of the nineteenth century, whild, at the same tinie, the history of her long, sufering life is illuminated by the light of something greater than greatness. ' '

Her father was a weal hy Hampshire

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cation. She soon mastered classics and modern languages, mathematics, and science, and as she passed the boundary line which separates the girl from the woman, her personal beauty, her atlainments and her wealth all com- bined to promise a brilliant social future. 1 But even in her girlish days,sensit ve and thoughtful, ~she had looked out] upon the sorrowful mystery of life with observant eyes, and she emerged into womanhood with a life purpose of her own clearly developed. That purpose

clusively tothe suffering and the un- fortunate.

Leaving her beautiful country home,

she passed in succession through n working probation in thefgreat hospitals of London,Duhlin.Edinburgh and Paris. closely studying the nursing system at each establishment.

In 1851, in quest ef further experi-

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end of two years she had to take a pro- longed rest. But she had succeeded. The home had become a model. and its 'iianances were on a sound footing.

That was the first proof she had give 1

of an organizing and administrative cipicity which the late Dean Stanley described as nothing less than genius. una CALL 'ro frnn cniirns.

Miss Nightingale was now upon the

verge of the great crisis of her life. From the battlefields of the Crimea came stories ef the suisrings of the unnursed British sick and wounded, rendered more appalling by contrast with the splendid work being done in the French camp by the nursing nuns.

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_ Tl-lE SCENE OF WAR IN SOUTH AFRlCA~

The above map shows clearly the railway, and the latter on the New I-Norval's Pont, Iat the Orange Free

lines of 1-aim-ay from Durban, East London sailway, gre sléoxyn. Tae riil- I §Ata.t.§ fro1ittier,Q328 irgiles; gracém liast - _ _ , ‘_ - _ ~ way running sou i-Wes rom e _ ar on on 0 ueens ovn, mi es, Lomion’ 'md,`i0`t Ehzdbeth’ “inch has its terminal at Cupeto\vii_¢'l'he dis- i Stormsburg, 221 miles; Bethulie, at Or- "““ “"0 the lransvaal and the Orange tances are' Caipetown to De _-\ar,_50017§ ange Free State frontier, 289 miles, Free State. The positions of Colesberg miles, and 'tp Kimberley, 6471/4, miles; and Aliwal North, at Orange Free State and Stormsbui-g, just occupied by the I from Port elizabeth to Naauw Poort, frontier, 280 miles. The boundaries on

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