IMPORTANCE OF PERSONAL CLEANLINESS.

Bay of Plenty Times, Volume XVIII, Issue 2590, 11 February 1891, Page 2

IMPORTANCE OF PERSONAL CLEANLINESS.

i Very many people do not keep the skin active and nealtiryias' 'they ought ; the fear of catching cold leads them to neglect to maintain perfect cleanliness of the body, and, as the functions of the skin are impaired, the work ol th«sriag out wasfc? material, which rightfully belongs to it, falls upon the internal organs which will bear the imposition if or a" time, and* wilt labor to- do the, work forced, upon them, but wil! sooner or latet tiecdine weakened by the Btrain. Then the waste of the systeni^uiih^ffeß witterf Hie body atid assists in depressing the -vital organs. Thus by neglect to keep tbe skja in » healthy state many a person becomes dull and sluggish and disinclined to mental or bodily ettort ; all the organs concerned in life share in the disturbance, and become indolent and torpid. The need to maintain perfect cleanliness of the body is, if possible, greater in winter than in summer—a fact which but few, appreciate; and to the neglect of this essential may be attributed much of the siclqiess prevailing In cbld weather, which really ought to be the healthiest portion of the lyear. ■"'*'■ yrr T. !:;: . i "".' " ■ ' : [

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