China, is of considerable import-ince to women who have to make a temporary home out here, and whom the years of exile weigh heavier than they do on the majority of men.
In fact, one can safely say, that from ite original publication eighty-years ago, when the number of for ign women in Shanghai totalled well under a hundred, to the present day, when this Association alone imumbere twelve hundred, and, nine~ teen members, and fifty-four in the outporte, the "North-China Herald" has had no more keen and appreciative readers than the British women in China.
Text read from the printed page and cleaned; old type leaves the occasional error.