THE CHILD'S CHARTER.

Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 4, Issue 1120, 8 July 1882, Page 2

THE CHILD'S CHARTER.

: The Charter, or bill of rightstfor aHfl .are few and simple, but rery7impaj9B They are as follows';- ' 99 1. Every child has a right to d(S| that, its mother iball nurse it, lf-ihtHß 2. Ithaßalaoarighttogoodair, iHH nutritious food, and- warm', loose iKB ■ 3. Ithas a right to kind and nflß treatment, and immunity from. tion of corporal punishment,, at H| until it is old enough to underataiidjjH and wrong. BW ;i, As the child growi older, itiflß right to a good, education, andV.pwtfH from excessive over-study and:doi9fl finement. If a boy, it has instructed as to the bad which it may fall, and from.the 9B tobacco and rum. If a girl,..it; ifW right to be kept from superstitioutnß the customs of modern vulvar socieSH ' 5. Every child has a right .to trAH for somo vocation in whioh itmaysiMH in life. The value of this tramingH great that it. ought tobe requisite for every person.' SkillodHß 'is very different from unskilled,.awH| oannot be compared with the •,; 6. Every child has.B right to-athoßfl moral training.' If the moral-, lags BH inculated into the mind of every.. 9B person, there would be lew e,»il iWM world than now.—Herald ef HealthH