ALPHABET OF ADVICE.

Waikato Times, Volume XXVI, Issue 2131, 6 March 1886, Page 2 (Supplement)

ALPHABET OF ADVICE.

A — » soon as you are np oh.ike blanket and sheet ; B— etter be without sho<;R than sit with wet feet. C— hildren, if henrtly, are active, not utill ; D— amp bed and dump clothes will both make you ill, E— at slowly, nnd always chew your food well ; F — reslien the air in the house where you dwell. () — arments must never be made too tight ; H— nnics .should be healthy, airy and light. I — f you wish to be well, as you do, I've no doubt, J — nst open the windows bufoie you goo ut. K — eep your rooms always tidy and clean : L— etdust on the furniture never be seen. M— uch illness is caused by the want of pure air ; N — ow to opeii the windows be evor your care. ()— ld rags and old rubbish should never be kept ; 1 : — eople should see that their floors are well swept ; Q—uiek movements in children are healthy nud light ; R— emeinber the youug caunot thrive without light ; S— ee that the ci>torn is clean to tho brim ; T— ake care that your dress is all tidy nnd trim. U— se your nose to find it if there be a bad drain ; V— cry sad are the fevers that come in its train. W— alk as much as you can without feeling fatigue. X — erxes could walk full many a league. V— our health is your wealth, which your wisdom must keep ; Zeal will help a good causo, nnd the good you will reap. Pictorial Australian.