A Lover Of Little Children

The Lomion correspondent of ju Cüieüinati Commercial gives nn inla esting account of a noble womau's m imong the poor of the English motn-j olis. She han chosen a special finid fjj lier labor, directed in her choia? liT, mothor's grief and guided by mooi, tmnpathy. Soinoy;tr.s ago the OoobÏÏ Ebersburg - the lady in rjuestion-i lier two children, and her mofbid ü iniinifested itself in a longing the statistics of infant mortulity tliron out the kingdom. She found tfc 900006 children nitder 5 yearsof agciij, nnminlly in Eugland, and that 3 „ cent. of the victima inight lx saved ift ordinary cnre. As her owu home i dcsolnte she detennined to do somethin, to save other homes threatened by noranee and poverty. She establi'gQ meetings nt wüioh motliers of the xm,,, classes might assemble and be tajg how to preserve their own liealüim that of their infants, and Rhc issud sanitary tracts giving directious in % gard to housekold management. ' machinery for desseminating goodaii. vice ivafi' snpplemented liy a plao fw distributing material id ; aud j Conntcas, partly out of her own mejj and partly through contributious Ik, her friends, prooured and gave an propared food for ailing ohildien, fü)]j arrauging the poorest parta of LonJir into districts and distributing ü.( pounds of baby food annnally. In jK time, too, she secnred a sanitarinra j the country, where those to whom pm, air offered the only chance for life ntigtê find a temporary home, ftöd nursery, wkere mothers wlio I work ior their living migbtb babies when going out in the p