The Statesman. — London, England, 1819-06-18 00:00:00

lUip .14 / , It if of c/a ' ''' it'47l c , -,. C/ ..1 7 ... • - . titUit .. ' . It Wel Y A ' i t ' 4111411.1. tb I/ 101'%, CStAtpzin an. fif./etliselth • v ._ _ N. 4171. LONDON, FRIDAY. JUNE 18, 1819 Pim, 7n; " The Cum for which 11Amotortte fell in the FiolAt, end SYDNEY died on the Sceptal" EAST INDIA-HAMM, Jaw 16. 1119. THE COURT of DIRECTORS of the UNITED COMPANY' of Panel/ANT:I of ENO LAI TO, trusties to the East Wks, th here& o giro Notice. Theta al the Qrarterly Goners: tined of the said Conspany.s.- rioted to he Arid et their Houle in I.rodenhall street. 7a MP& skideo. She tald tea. d E'rern °Thick in the Forenoon. then istil he sehest/le4 fo► waft. tenth.. the Rosolvtion of the Gemmel Case of the INA tied. oppressing the Grant If 60.01% to Ike lierdpde of Ilsolivs, is the made pedaled odd in LAC Refidelke of She Gan of Directors of the ViD/A "WI too. I% loped required ho SAo Ry-Lass, cap.& ate. ez. 6 'PIO )r de isusystlion of tee P. oprieters ed Ms How. ✓OSEPH smar.s. TRIUMPH OF SOUTHWARK.—The IN IMPRNDIRPIT ELKCTORS SOUTHWARK, FRIP.N t.. PARLIAMENTARY lIRPORM. untie CustAetlasel T , IfutothalL de TURNUAY. Jerarimi. ucrtr ms their TRIUMPH at the laie ISLIIC ;_ In a wretched siteetioss, AO ill the Weft r Jae' art ra•ontielly hinted, althoorik e.me silt geg•f ip cnseguence more severely thee the .leteAtr weft twofer, Inc the resew 'obi" Ihris WI Wove .t!s'etl• 1..1 your minds dwell is litt4 luny" •olijeet, and you will seen discoter Oa it. is .re»et Anatol? your Interest that yam operetiers !hand hre . .well levet in infancy, and &sting ibel• twee lives sva-. dered healthy, and mat is po ;on of thP.lPßeittlit being good customers to you. tint they seamt sell taught, healthy, or competent to opetui.llllidem rate wages adeantageoesfy for thouseirr•!, la yen, and for the country. If they enter into peer employ. .atent it • protester, age, and sr, afterwards compel. led to •shaest their physicol posers, b gamma able labour, without proper total:allow mod Waive.— By such short...tested prettier' yea cat eifyoer pro. evenly by the root, and most oirectually kill the goose from which you would otherwise daily receive ;he eoltleo eig• con h ire no motive to deceive yes. Illy whet* pecuniary interest it embarked in the same csese with Too. lem armor ynorselves, end should self r more then the majority by any measure that really injured the otan•facteriog system. hate taken pains not !o be added ow this seism; and my siege of IC has been, l thluk, unbiassed. I bare 01 inclinanow towards any panellist principle or pracfire bet what an honest lore of troth directs. Under these fir curostsuoes, allow me to assure you, that my kr conviction is, that our present practices are destrec. five of easy thing which deserves the name of corn• fort or happiness anew* our work.peopie. and, these. tire, incousistent with common bomaolty towards them; —that they ere most ruinous to tile bets tote. rests of out cosotr), and 10 times lotbro puNerfull opponeets le nor success as vasnofscourer•, it su ell the competition which it is possible for fusel'''. tia. lion, to creates/vilest es. eir ROBBST WILSON, M. P. la Ilse Chair. , Maar, al •'Clork Tirkft* to be bad as the Comherisind Tsar,. t Na,e Illorasirk l Bricklayers' Alms, Kent-,,,ad t rod Riv)al Laadaa-,e.sa. To BRITISH MASTER MANUFACTUAItfts. I beg to address yew, Gentlemen, on b►haif of w cease in which, es men end fellow-subjects, we ere, ell deeply interested—the amelioration of the elr. eseastatutes of those wham we Strepley as 'prelim ie our ratios' usaotifactwees. May of •yes, who hate r►ceived a liberal education, will, I am sere, se knowledge timid is a subject of /mat national import ance, and will consider it with more jest an.; en. tu►gid views, t►an the narrow pritte'ples of immedi ale gain wrieht suggest. To such it would be pre. seseptiou in me to offer any eaplanation of that winch mast already be obvious to them : bot there are others olio base net been so Vrtunstr—who have never bad the leisure to .lofty or think shout matters of this !Ivor,: and for these only are the following obamatiens intended. - • gLRIOn FIRE. AVO LIFE INSUNANCN COMPANY, slw llR.o(as-syRENT. BLACKVNIA4a. CMI , OMI ,I to.B By ACT MILLION AMANY. CAPITAL-OMb 1 ?IRMA NCFS fatties due at Midsummer will Li 'spire, milers renewed, within &Rees days Praia that pe t The Ceespent's rater mirl eamlitleare are of the rrtnot femme - whir deeeriplimme NI eagle or I' re Polirie., when the Preemie , . ezerett..s-. : Adwirino Fine Mchaigr4 not Lde le-er.inee : liherni IA ail..ted Sang if. mad other.. wherff.et Lite bereetrseee; end agree fertility 1. nt. tattled My %Melt the mutest sad cuareMeare tsf sae Pabtec may be promoted. WARN ER PHIPPS. Secretary. Law few flits, will be pobliehelL In fivo. THE IRISHWOMAN: a Comedy.—..... He 1.3 d. CLARKK. Performer , r th. l'aestre Royal, Debbie. 2. HAROLD. Till F ILI.. 3 ink. OY! waist a ..hl. .wind WWI here n'etthrown r Tiir. HERMIT In LONDON I oft Sketch" Ball'al Mown. 3 too. " C bailee age set pini.irt, tea esprit et let messre." BOILIBAO. !Milled for Wog Conran. Cimmiair-rireet. TN. e.• *as published. In Filar V•is.l46. t Akio Termrt, Three Vols. THE NEW /ERA •. sr, Ailaestsnal et hellos Dr4ssoso N4t.a.al rale. histisme Ufi 01111.15. This isterestim Betide titbit** s enspirie view of society csd imuseres hr Preen. tee Or Mis HAS, %oars. Lk* Ilse in- Asthm 6d KWh ilisAsilcse desubed pett..e. airs. at all toast, and end. sod 'bill which is muses Oppeseriti esclie:rrpreirmillie tssi ie. sm. Prisied it* Haar t Mbar.. Cosesirmerst. Of . lum mas 1e h.& het cs4.hed, is Fear Vois.lloi. the Fifth PAWN' of tuntriont MM %RIM r. hisil Tale. 'BY Lady Mawr. Asish.s of " Fissibr" " °Vassal." kc. roa v E Tas HAVTiFYING THE ru. We complain of the wrrlchednew of oar work. people,—and yet we omit thew, from infancy to old see, in inch a weaver, and varlet smelt threw. c.crs, that, whatever maitre they receive, the elan of than trtu,t ts vett hod. VEGETABLE TOOTH.POWDEEL has -11. es lis been the oppestioge of every toilet of reek tto4 foohien AM it is oseerrersore to stet as% (strobe, rrrontesendao tints of H. 04a( composed ter Vegetables, ad Noriletet Ilse sresistonso of awl usisteral or pereteseets isteredieet whose...T. it I. free teem the real objections grow the ate a ...err petal lelee.• lie deleerehe 1 1 "er ',wet marl. st to onothlato those doncoloo Mee etteroolteg pallid,* which generally ellen to lir Gene we to to, it•torotscao of the Teeth; boobs.' .ueratot in dot std prtinoirog a at. 414111414 . 1 of pear % chic , - ors (where it hoe W. totem, or rorrottee). on the letter. It Meister Import. n limner owl beyond& maim Oa the gm+ 4 IS lit bloats be most ..eleetohk ; awl if mei coc oon., lc .nfortro, will preserve the Teeth le • booed stair • ewe to old age. ism an Bose.. st 21.9 d. be R. Roller ma flan. Cheni.4% J.. Clitesiside, comer of N. roues. Latmloo 4 sad t nod by tbe solanpal PellealelhaiMe Hawk- Yellen Oroothow tor United Roccd,oo. M. B. lia•re Weis ere rileteser4 t.. ehoerre that the oncionc: adder of 't Solo, 4, Cheopettle." are d It the ....mi. wail I Willitarleval I. este h•e ihi. r•lee.nra I)•.lifn. e. t. ' lab • left of it u e sue sold wader site owe title of Vegeta .1. Tool Nolo. ILIRVOUS DEBILITY. Be. Eitel:NO.l4G ID br the lowiforia G oering attend bigikalpProw =echo& of ircanaciw is 'be floc of I+ few petiole' ..ophilleds. wkleb bat beta e • carol Is ih. perleireafaalaw *NM lo a large mad tat•mrro ' , artier t soh.. sable oho of tbr bop, ramie reselski to she 'c a m it dotal Ilea coodl.a g their saelithell 10 a ter .10 (144 of d0e..., Altar, 13 • 11 , 5 and Co. Slioclo-v. of Cie !! • alt rallele of 6 111 grelmo, 111 10114. - eontliaie to diawl ItAirof Metiers In Moog ordcl. in 1... w a r• ral Action lite habil of iswanhl Icta. youth, which a.' aorra‘iom a racer. ID Ifni., qf ta. I olferilow, but oho no it. 9010Iffs alt ga.,,, Tw i i . 4 Io &militias old ore. la Ibat dworeodog at... ol drsNilt ar - anoaey. whether the eawirmeoce of toga b...,fal evolve dciaki.g. laud to Meant@ in 1.4 commie , or any .41, raw by which the ipao eta •.1 to. so...moth ■ her.... .. A w .h.:d. r terparly • Loadoa b $12•• ate, safe, sad bee ly rehloe.d.aa to Std 51(840i. wm r re as early eippließfiall Is 'wide ror ILe nom «In ever & Thmardee, fettondly cnatencol in n n mo. so or km Woe. Ilar namilieativa is often completed 'n t Ann in" on t . 3 mat am the lore advanced had Inv. 'erase suite. of Rivereal feetinn, eherielerisrd tly R vnriry nf AM a rpm / jeer is n.err 14 . .•(111i111111111•61/84111 in diet of et ercist) invert to the potent a perm .neat awl radical sure. - - The Manses rf "be Urethra. as frermetoly eirreeted teeth re' arisen tram the above wariplairt. have ism escaped their as. traliou g byre idalhbk sad .•oor °veil plan, dry ase to remote sautisale C eel. and stricture., wberher envoi wad Had fend We, la Oboe' mot deg to Me paw.; as d L aisme , Wit et Mae dwell? hr aria. TO . Females. wbr.,e especiationo of those Moiler of romoblal happier% Wee be:.• defeat. d, it may alio o reention to liadvr. that by • proper perveYeraore la their remedies. the germ' Wal' r renovated. sod the ba rn' ~ma removed. Mesta. Goys iiod Co. etelinlycly proferioa she rare of lbw, pealkulat wiewisiste. is ord.— that ibex moy sat he marked Ly a mieminii fret. rift lee obloquy so pad y .stashed to the empiric think it but joiner to aseos te etars to ma, rr a y hove b; been properly educated sad initialled 440 over. bfearh if the profet.ica (fertilely's. rf trim*, from varies.. lifopilais, sad testimociala from the Meier prateriaral rielbswities. they have to convince any enquirer). Ibis • 'Widener in lbe manner bemi ! pbere of our etriers o•irld, as Will as la other pact., embaleros thee to 11014/1, Mot their ererercher Moira been colloid to diaries already .11111worill , ed. shea bold out a rertaloty of reaoyatire to web as troy la. bow slier the debilarim; elects of a life pared soder the Torrid bre. ; gay rename that their preteens", iroarrltete I fakir. aid tor the asp no rde, t. d coatideare w ith which they Wirt. ay tie Public, been liberally bona/rod. T be.on.alled at Moir "cane daily ( pecoralli or by letter) by l'asieria of eillter Sea, nob fierrilK), delicacy, sad atter. tiring. is for foes, nem. red to pole the inetieulan of isen roar, Ire. 41111 o•fo lief of Its in,. reeler-In= frintlfaver the Adfore Illedfts l W . I 0 .1 tar ItellltClei sill be gives or loamy patt of lie K in~eos. GOSS sod C.. M. R. C. berxeoas, 13. Balveriwareet, 111e.t.s.reet. Lailasta. Joie peblialed (Troth Editios)• THE ZttlS of LIFE. Nen.iinr C“ssertary nn the Move Diocese/. Di GpFS ~alto. Ad.lrr•..J t. the Viet:. W allawity ..f buck Saae►. MAY 11a had al 2J, l'oenrAter- Pe!...111.1l t St 4. Gerrard4trect I li4, Fleet-meet o • Sid .1 aU Saokas.less. Pike as. Practices now prevail In nor tsunufactu►ing system, which bate boos proffered by circumstances not un der the c mtrool of any *divides', and for a l ic4 , , therefore, no individual us be justly blamed 1 hey are, howsoor, ostotiossly 'h► •novice at ems: vie,. net evils, sod stan•l in he iota of imprimenonsts in the condition of our nos sing classes, which ire es. sesitial to the wcll•being 4.f the State, and without which indeed its sorority must rest on a very powerl ess tostirl.4lon. I ;vier to the premature orb', ay. silent et coi'dren ; •nd to the enreasonable t►rm of daily labour, now elected from persons of all aces who are employed within nor mattufar•tories. 14 is to thee• prattlers that we ma, attribute the wow ►tier', of the rostinfac epater.; .••tt if use permit them to c..titinfe, 0.01. isdellorviire to the subject, or (tom tae egr•ginut and twill •!elusion that tiny are co....eVird with the prosiimity of our mantsfac. taros, e mast be content to suffer .•11 the evils ads. ing from the urer►ssmig miters out demnialmation of the aretkisig cla...s. Bet it is my in .at ail wish to cult, the public attention to this import ,of gess. •sun, end to do sissy with any delusion that may rant is your quarter respecting it—l centrists you that t►e continuance of dm* practices is difeellY opposed to over, individual interest in the cnnntry j and that these fruitful sources of evil may be effects. ally closed sib net teen diminishing the immediate gaies of it. master manufactutor. Let us d •set oar ■tteotinn, in the first place, to the unilateral circanistaoces in which the younger part of oar operatives are now plated. Children are permitted to be employed, almost from infancy, in our twaasfactu►ea, all of which are more or loss unhealthy. They ars condemned to a routine of ' long protrsetrd and unvarying toil within doors, at an age when their limo should be exclusively divided between healthful ',titian in ►he open air, and their school "doodles. The utmost violent* is thus of fered to nature at their very outset in life. Their in. toilettes!, as well 04 their physical powers, are cramped and paralysed, instead of being allowed their proper and novel developotost; while over, thing about them ,nowt• tea to render their moral dia. racier depraved and dangerous. Without • vigorous constitution and good habits, children an never be come really 'strut subjects of the State, nor ca. their lives be rendered co. , (.viable to tbendelvirs or no. injuries* to others. Whtl• so many offStaclos are aenecess•rily opposed •o that mode of training for the rising geneiatinn which humanity and etpedirsoca so strongly recommend, society is alone to blame for the imbecility sod soff•rng that may arise within it; offspring of our poor meat continue to he squalid and • retched, to be %mien 'ht for any good or really useful porno'', hut odour...sly •raised to effect their own eissery,—destined to dioturb the !mace of so ciety in their yawner days, and at an early peeled .r become a thulium en the community for the re. ittliti.der of life, eating that bread in idles's., which, if thoStsis did jinn* to them or to itself, would 'sever be claimed by soy not naturally infirm, except as too reward of u.•ful industry. I conceive it to be a fact which consists equally with the vapor'. race of er-ry site of you as it does with mine, that the labour of a child, strong and healthy, possessed of intelligence and of pod ►abit, and dispositions, is *Mittel, mute valuable than that of one who is weak and onbanithy, imbecile in mind, and of depraved habits and dispositions. But though this fart is abundant., clear, it may not occur to you to trace the canna this difference between the ewe Indivi duals, and to promise, that in almost every case this groat disparity is to be retorted altogether to the dif. ferent circumstances seder which they have beets •wised and *dummied. A very little oninh is il on and reflection, bossier, will conviirce ye■ that this is the true state of the Case ; and I will net allow myself so suppose, that in tie fare of so striking a fact, you will shy longer have any tissue in employ the inferior instrummit, when, by meat,. of regale. tions •4 practicsbl.. as they sue hustass, yaps may with certainty procure the hmt. N. ak! should be esortiosed within doors in • , ly wia•afacture, emit he is Intoe sears of thaws noinefactoires, in which desterity cf operation is math score pettily actpairod by childson at an early, owes at • note advanced patio(' of life, they might per. bops be eatployril, is order to attain *twit facility, for in or .is hears • day when between ten sod twelve years of ape; bet I an of opinion that any advantage thus Notated can be obis lied only by tenfold maces on the past of the cbstdreo, their parents, and their country. I think an intelligni. alate.ineeter wend not, no' the mite principle of pa. etiolate pin, employ his yeses slaves even ten hours of the day at so early an age. And we know that judicious farmers will not premstarely pet their young beasts of burins in work ; slid that when they do pet them to work, it is with great amileta. don at fi nil, we must reusember too in a hesWl atmosph ' t children fr. in newt° eight 'ears of age ar r 'dyed with young persons end men oot and women of all ages, for 14 or fifteen knots per day in many of nor mairefacteres, carried on in buildings in *kith the at m.•sphooe is by no mean the most knowsle to human life. If he well-beirig of oar fellow-creatern be a mere Important object than • fractional diminotiew of the priests emit of • few articles of commerce—eflew very olPlev , levee—sad If that object be • primacy consi• deretiori in goy change la the practices and habits of society, then sorely the present generation has gone far stray from the tied course, when it has ea changed nine hours of healthy and really productive Moir, for 14 nears of unhealthy, and often of ses tets or pernisious employment. To mark tbo con. Sr.a, of the two systems, look at the heelthe, case ;.ardively well-trained, Scottish peasant boy. who attends the parochial school lentil he is 14 or 15 years old,—cad then tern your eyes to she feeble, pale. and wretched Ins or cotton 'minis% children, who, at an tidy age, are doomed all the year round to one onearying occepalioa for 14 or 15 hours • day, going to their work in winter before it is light in the ewe log. and returning long after dark. And here Imply well ask—hew shoold se like our cbildres, girls as well as bop, to be thus employed? Would any of es permit our slaves, if we were obliged to maintain them, to be so treated? %softly is II bat necessary ter call your attention to these fans, and yea must id. Handy be aware of the injustice and useless cruelty, which we this inflict open the most helpless being, in society. At this mount I feel almost ashamed to address any human being on Such a subject. You may perliatil admit that the legislature has a right in regulate the labour of these helpless children, and that you would not seller much i ince from being obliged to employ persons of more ad vanced age In their place : but the free labourer, you may say. should be permitted to work as long es he Is willing, for hire. If the operatives in ear mane factor.. were really free, and had in option so work nine or 13 boars a day, it might be leas necessary to legislate on this subject. Bat what is their actual situation in this reapers ? Are they. in soy thing bet appearance, free labourers? Would they not, In feet, be entnpeiled to work the customary hours thing's glory were 20? What 'thematice hate they —or chat freedom is these in this case, hot the ti nny of starving? As es ems of labour and cos•Gsse- Bent preseaterely weakens and destroys all the lone liest of the animal frame; and few constitutions can be preserved is health and vigour scaler • regular occupation in on manufactures for more than len hours per day, *idiotism of the time requisite for meals. It may. however, perhaps appear to you that yes hese no particular interest in Minding to the health and comforts of the werking anuses, provided you can get your work well and cheaply performed by them. Every master manufacturer is must anion to have his work cheaply performed, sod as he is per petually exerting all his faculties to attain this object, be considers low wages to be essential to his success. By one master or other, every means are seed to re. dice swages to the lowest possible paint, and if bet one succeeds the others must follow in their own de fence. Yet. when the subject is properly consider. eil, no evil night to be more dreaded by mister ma. nefacturers than low wages of labour, or the want of the means to procure reasonable comfort among the working deism These. in consequence of tlvoit numbers, are the greatest consumers of ell articles; snit it will always he found that when wages are high the country prospers ; when they are lOW, all dorms 'slim from the highest to the lowest., bet more peril. elderly the manufacturing intetest ; for fond must be first purehosssi, and the remainder only of the la. bounce's wages can be upended in manfacturea. It is therefore essentially the interest of the master me. nefacturer that the wages of the labourer should be high, riot that he should be allowed the necessary time and intrection to enable him to expend t Lem julltein•tly—which is not possible under th•ezistassee of our present practices. Aad this brings me to the main point of ibis letter : —ls it or is it not the ie. term of the master manufacturers that their opera. tier: should be employed longer than ten bons pet day ? The most substantial support to the trade, com merce, and manufactures of ibis and of every eon try, are the labouring classes of is population ; mid the real proirrily of any nation may be at all times accurately neeotsined by the amount of wages, or the meat of the comforts, *bier the prodectise classes Cam obtain in return for their lainer.— It is evident that fond must be moored by the working man and his family before he can per ches, any other article. If therefore this class of our population is so degraded and Oppressed. lb.' they eass only prisc.are the bare neees.arim of life, they ere lost as customers to she mansfacletet I sod It is to be recollected that at least turo.titird. of the population c: all countries derive their immediate eepport from the wages of labour. and in this coun try chiefly from trade and manufactures. The work• leg classes may be injuriously degrees! and °None. : its three ways : let. When they are neglected in in• fancy ; 2dly, Whore they ass otenouskaid by limit employer, and are this rendered incompetent freer ignorance to make a good see of high wages settee they can procure them ; . 0i1.3.111, When they ',Adler, o ages for their labour. But when ignorant", inerwere. sad low wages are emobinedg apt arty is the Monett We complain that all matkett aro nal.r.t•cicrd with Oat tuaneratiata•,--end IP , re compel nu: yotall ChWrIPII, anti millions of le lahaur almost day and night, In urge forward perpetually increasing mechanical powers, tbat ties' markets may be still more overstocked. W complain that °embers of oar strong, healthy, and active labourers ate enemployed,—.ad yet we prematurely employ children—infants almost—sod greatly overwork a late part of our population ; as if It were potpies/1y to keep these opt of employ. ment who ought to work, and to whom employ. meat would be of the greatest ludirldeal sod wilted advanta:e. We complain that the foot Rates are become ala evil so alarming, that If they cooties* to go nu so. checked th,y threaten to shake the fooodatioo of civil society yet we leave the mass of our pa,. I potation In ignorance, suffer their health mad morals to be undermined io childhood.-4estroged in moo. I hood—end subject them to premature old ag4 ; therein taking the most effectual meets to tom. pet our working classes to resort to the Poop Lou's, l es their sole loberitance, bud thus accelerate the most formidable evil, that ever yet, from *We, Mailed comoteuity. We complaii that foreign raw materials aro titre. vageatly high, yielding the cultivator in enormose profit, sod that the tinkles we manufacture from I them , by the overwrought exertions of our men, women, and children, gilder every deprivstiou of ma. total comfort, end aided by earivelled and Mutest perpetually moving mechanism, will not osmtble dl to I give a bare subsisteoce to them wretched beluga,— and yet by our long hours of labour, we take every • means iu our power to increase the price of the foreign raw material, aid to diminish the profit en the articles we manufacture. %eh is the b.iuti *souses of oar conduct, thel I %it rotation'd to ask, seism is site boasted itstilloct of lit• British Isl•s ? To those who can comprehend and steadily trace Ike rise, progress, sod coesequences of the maws flittering system, it is evident that it has given birth to cirCerneteocet, silk!) train mew to think it their proper lousiness and drily, technically srle..'w mg, to lake a fair advantage of all their fellow., and to illerifier their ovr• happiness. and iiho nal •being of society, at the shrine of individual gain; although by such predicts the most favoured of them obtain only tiro ehadow of their whims, whit', by dm, over strained esertloos, is a wrong d:rectiee, the sub stance of limit desires is removed to a greeter and a greeter distance from their grasp. Jet as, my (deride, now so longer proceed tilos let ate Wand still and raisins the wisdom or !hoe* practices so dear to some of us—namely, the press. tore esployaient of chiliirpo, and the inarrioo of ou r:wive labour from a part of our adult loyalation, Wttle thoesends are wholly onetoploye.l, and aloe,- able, and starving, for went of ocespetiou. A very limited share of sagacity, properly direCted, will slew oaths*, in our character of mtmufacterer. r• ly, I! it dearly our interest to permit children to be pro. petty edecrted. and to poss.r. round sod rigorous conoifution4; thee . our n.eratise.9nd all the eorko log.cle.ues virreboarikesi Of pet Ini , • Oti OD labc•e sew than 11 hoers per day, with two hours inter. meies:.rn, I rest, air, owl •OO•111. and rh..l i•.retern Int their 1it...,, they sheeld iso elloeved inf. driest to ans.sle them to pkreloneer wholesome , fond, awl tome of Ow oral awful Isoicles of my. ufacture. Vomit them changes to the moot 11 4 .4toorltslo tight ~ *heck tiny c... 1 be played for the inenrtne.•ring in. teem, gird they be foam!. . eck and all o. •Seno, to be ben. fit.sal so at. :inertia too onn•eroptoi l et cluldreu soder 14years of oge, sad the limillatio