Paul replaced by professional nui that issue to be placed before th community, I haven fear that the pu verdict upon it would be given with any uncertain sound, No one who has had an accurate knowledge of the internal management of the Hospital, unless his or her mind has been mitten with the fatal blight of religious intolerance, can fail to recognize the self-denying devotion, and admirable efficiency with which the Sisters perform their noble work of piety and charity.
My opinion of the usefulness of these estimable women has been formed durin; unate connection with the Hospital a period of nearly five years, viz., from 1866 to 1871, and has been confirmed by the testimony of ull my colleagues among the Trustees, the medical men, save one, to whom I pokan on the subject, and many patients.
Tam, my dear Dean, ours very truly, F. B, Jouxsox.
The Very Rov. Dean Butcher, September 13th.
To the Editor of the
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