Consequently, the health of the children in mission schools has often suffered, and the work of the school been hindered.

In one school something approaching to a revolution was produced by the constant care and attention of a doctor.

Phthisis, which had been a continual source of trouble and weakness, was reduced considerably, and the whole work and tone of the school improved enormously.

If medical missionaries and educational missionaries always realised that they were engaged in a common work, this experience would be almost universal.
In our tables we cannot possibly enter into any details.

The work of medicals in schools cannot be exactly stated, it varies greatly in extent and character; but it would, we suppose, always include attention to the health of the children and consultation with the teachers, both about the welfare of the school as a whole and of the care of individual pupils.