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New Zealand Herald, Volume XX, Issue 6811, 15 September 1883, Page 3

Wells' "Rocon cn Corvs."—Ask for Wells' " Rough pa Corns." 7Jd. Qacfc relief, complete.pennanent care. Corns, warts, bunions. Hoses, M<w& <2om Sy<&®y r General\Ajjenti . L. -r;:' "r-;!.-'. ■■-•-v.v Z. It is strange that, although ''mens sana In corporo .sano," his been a recognised|motto ever since.the Umd of Horaces .scarcely any considerat ion has been, given to Warmth as an: important factor:, in the development of .the youthfulmind, yet wo venture to assert that, sound mental capicityinan unsouhd . body .is .not iriore incompatible than is aptitudo .for learniDg with hands: and feetin a".benunibed' ; condition. . Schools, as a nUe, have been most imperfectly "warmed, no doubt, i because of the feeding ai>d attending to the ordinary Stoves, and the cost of chimney-stacks. Our Patient Gas Stove meets these difficulties as well as others,' and, so far from being considered, by both teach era and scholars as . a necessary ; : evil,* is regarded 'as a ' constant fbienDt—not red-hot. now, ..and cold as a atorid in half-an-hour's time—but : wartn at all times alike. The nnraery, too, could have no better means Of heating l than tbisconvenient- Stove. *.■