There are now 170 Girls in the Home. The cost of each is estimated at £12 por annum, Who will adopt a child—that is, pay her expenses and show a friendly interest in her in other ways? These children are the very poorest in England, Many have never known what it is to be Joved or cared for. Others amongst them have had fond parents whose last moments have been cheered with the assurance that their little ones would find ready admission into this free Home. Can there be an institution more deserving of sympathy and liberal support?
Subscription and donations, both large and small, are asked for England's helpless received and acknowledged by the Seore-Orphans.' Sums of any amount will be
taries—Miss Helen Wetherell_ and Miss A. M, Thomas, 27 Kilburn Park Road, London, NW.
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