In the Exposition of 1876, in Philadelphia, the _New Century_, edited and published under the auspices of the Woman's Centennial Committee, was made-up and printed by women on a press of their own, in the Woman's Pavilion. In 1877 Mrs. Theresa Lewis started _Woman's Words_ in Philadelphia. For some time, Penfield, N. Y., boasted its thirteen-year-old girl editor, in Miss Nellie Williams. Her paper, the _Penfield Enterprise_, was for three years written, set up, and published by herself. It attained a circulation of three thousand. Many foreign papers devoted to woman's interests have been established within the last few years. The _Women's Suffrage Journal_, in England, Lydia E. Becker, of Manchester, editor and proprietor; the _Englishwoman's Journal_, in London, edited by Caroline Ashurst Biggs; _Woman and Work_ and the _Victoria Magazine_, by Emily Faithful, are among the number. Miss Faithful's magazine having attained a circulation of fifty thousand. _Des Droits des Femmes_, long the organ of the Swiss woman suffragists, Madame Marie Goegg, the head, was followed by the _Solidarite_. _L'Avenir des Femmes_, edited by M. Leon Richer, has Mlle. Maria Dairesmes, the author of a spirited reply to the work of M. Dumas, _fils_, on Woman, as its special contributor. _L'Esperance_, of Geneva, an Englishwoman its editor, was an early advocate of woman's cause. _La Donna_, at Venice, edited by Signora Gualberti Alaide Beccari (a well-known Italian philanthropic name); _La Cornelia_, at Florence, Signora Amelia Cunino Foliero de Luna, editor, prove Italian advancement. Germany, Spain, and the Netherlands must not be omitted from the list of those countries which have published Woman's Rights papers. In Lima, Peru, we find a paper edited and controlled entirely by women; its name, _Alborada_, _i.e._, the Dawn, a South American prophecy and herald of that dawn of justice and equality now breaking upon the world. The Orient, likewise, shows progress. At Bukarest, in Romaine, a paper, the _Dekebalos_, upholding the elevation of woman, was started in 1874. The _Euridike_, at Constantinople, edited by Emile Leonzras, is of a similar character. The _Bengalee Magazine_, devoted to the interests of Indian ladies, its editorials all from woman's pen, shows Asiatic advance.