Interior advance must precede all external improvement.
The Late Miss Ellice Hopkins. —lt is stated that the late Miss Ellice Hopkins was engaged in her youth to a man connected with the army, who on his deathbed urged her to devote her life to the cause of social purity. The public can now testify to the faithfulness with which she carried out —despite, at one time, insult and abuse—the wish of her lost lover.
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White Ribbon, Volume 10, Issue 118, 15 March 1905, Page 5
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