Book digitized by Google from the library of the New York Public Library and uploaded to the Internet Archive by user tpb.

xxiii, 500 pages 20 cm

Pub. also under title "How women can make money."

Professional women -- Artists -- Mercantile pursuits -- Employments pertaining to grain, birds, flowers, fruits, and vegetables -- Raisers, makers, preparers, disposers of articles of food -- Textile manufactures -- Metal manufactures -- Miscellaneous works -- Glass manufacture -- China decorators and burnishers -- Leather -- Whalebone workers -- Brush manufacturers -- Ivory cutters and workers -- Pearl workers -- Tortoise-shell workers -- Gum-elastic manufacture -- Gutta Perch manufacture -- Hair workers -- Willow ware -- Wood work -- Agents -- Manufacturers and colorers of ladies' apparel -- Fur workers -- Fitters, cutters, and sewers of ladies' and children's wear -- Straw workers -- Renovators -- Gentlemen's clothing -- Upholsterers -- Manufacturers of books, ink, paper, and pencils -- Chemicals -- Communicating mediums between employers and others -- Contributors to the comfort or amusement of others -- Mistresses and domestics -- Miscellaneous occupations and workers therein -- Employments for the afflicted -- Unusual employments -- Minor employments -- Occupations in which women are engaged -- Industrial statistics of Paris

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