All reforms and plans for the betterment of mankind have begun with an idea cir-colating among good people and nominally held bya considerable number. The next is when the iden possesses some individual. The movement then enters its active, ive stage. A large number are ready to rally around the movement, the idea grows in its influence and importance, and success brings in the final stage.
There can be no doubt of the fret that an idea has possessed Mrs. Little, and there can be but little doubt of the ultimate success of the reform she is advocating,
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