AIR AND WATER.
Air is in circulation over all the world; it penetrates every nook and corner of the earth. Man often attempts to shut it out, forgetting that often on the wings of the xigpuf brought xo bira* t f;/i '■ ' • •••• '' : •' ' ' : ' ■' !<.U .:• ' '■ ' • ' ' ; .*7.: *i>. I r i» ; ' & XflxMtifresbair, puce water is tbe ; greatest blessing We enjoy. We orien sligbt the soften aeglectto avail ourselvps of Us advantages. When water is fresh* soft, and p«e, itisihe best driiik'for manandbesit. crWaierj is: meadt not; oidy tbe lnside, fete fori ine ottside .of. mail . Remember ibat to *ktQ isLtt nel-:work. and iq bein vigorous beoUb yoUfShpmd wish: ail over onceaday. A i« ia cold skin.; Waiboffithe; ttitfcapdtbepisfte'ibow;warin yo*i will >beU Tbeie is a great affinity between a clean •kin attd a clean mind.—BritUh Workman.
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Maori Messenger : Te Karere Maori, Volume III, Issue 6, 18 July 1863, Page 32
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131AIR AND WATER. Maori Messenger : Te Karere Maori, Volume III, Issue 6, 18 July 1863, Page 32
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