Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-18

coal This unlawful and dishonest practice is still
continued, in spite of the of. expressed indignation
Of the public, and the various expedents rcserted to
| by them TO put il down.
| If these unprinciplcd spectators were put upon
BLACKWELL Island and there made, as Dickey Rker
used say to get out stone, they wonld be serving
the pubic much better than by getting in coal in or
der extort from the consumer the enormous prices
they have hitherto done. Daring two winters, 1880
49, VIC think, for the coal that was yarded at cost
Of about Sc a ton the psbic were compelled TO pay
the cx,orers sixteen dollars ton during the whole
of both winters This infamous robbery was sus-
tanned, of course by the mddng and poorer classes
Of citizens c. all such were able stand II, and
others who were not had TO 60 without fuel and suf-
fer, or be relieved by the humane in better circum-
stances.
The coal spectators are working the same game
this season. and are laying in large stocks Of coal
which they already hold at an advance Of two or
thrcs dollars ton.
The people, however can avoid the evil if they be-
sin N time The poor we advise TO buy no coal I'M
I'll they want 10 consume ii. Lay in load or two of
oak wood, as your means will permit until the cold
weather sets In and get stoves adapted for the
sumption of that kind of fuel. A load Of oak wood
sawed IN three or four pieces each stick, will with the
assistance Of small stove, supply the wants OF ia
my for four five weeks with care, in the coolest
weather. Coal Rover was as cheap as wood Tor ia
mly use. The price of good wood at present Is but
dollar and quarter load. Lay in by all means
and you will surely break up the vilanous coal mo-
nopolsts that live in luxury upon the hard earn
iags Of the Industrious poor and by that means re-
lieve your families from all apprehension Of being
cheated by these fellows during the Indictment sea-
son.
BATHise.-Few people on this continent are i'm
pressed with the importance OF bathing frequently.
Were they 50 citizen who could afford to cat three
meals day but would have bathing apparatus Of
some nd or other in his dwelling. So essential to
health do the Turks consider cleanliness of person.
that they have made il part of their religion TO battle
every day. The Russians have facilities for the very
poorest classes TO enjoy this luxury and their public
baths have become the pride of their nation and the
admiration of the world. Were proper attention paid
10 this subject we should soon have very little
sion for doctors and undertakers; and why should
be so far behind civilization in this important partic
uIar is amongst the wonders Of the age.
For the robust, the sea is undoubtedly the best
place battle; but all constitutions cannot endure
sea bathing re such we recommend either the warm
atter-the "medcated vapor baths"-and we will
give our reasons for the preference While the plain
baths either Geld or warm, merely refresh ard invigs
the body for the moment, the vapor bath lnfuses
new life into the whole system and corpo-
real II promotes, besides cleanliness, cheerfulness
and energy of mind, checks disease lis insp;cncy
and gives to age the freshness of youth.
Every family may provide themselves with an op-
in he has n n r
tube, which they can attach to a common tea kettle
for the purpose Of conveying the steam to the seat Of
the bather, which may be enclosed by means Of a
| sheet or blanket when occasion requires.
To those however, who are unwilling to take this
trouble, we can heartily recommend the matronly
atcn ion Of Mrs. Carol, No. - John street, whose
experience in the kindly Office OF the COED Samaritan
in administering to the comforts Of afflicted wayfarers
for the last twelve years. has acquired for her impc
rshable renowR. TO Veterinarians and persons of
.cdentary pursuits ar impaired constitutions, the ap-
pications Of Mrs. Carols baths impart life aud
vgor. The well, by regular use Of the medcated
baths confirm and establish their health by throw
ing of the "ten thousand ills that flesh 10 heir to"
before they have time get seated in the constitu
ton We advise best friends if they wish TO pro-
long an agreeable existence, by all means TO make
frequent use Of the "Mcdicaed vapour Baths Of Mrs.
Carol
CANADA ComiSo.-Thc Canadians are packing up
their traps and settling among ss Several wagons,
with hundred Of these emigrants, passed through
Hamilton U. c., a few days since, on their way 10
Illinois The william, steamer on Lake. Ontario, al
So recently brought up two hundred emigrants and
forty herses, bound TO the same destination. Agents
from Stirring and other places in Scotland bus
ly engaged purchasing locations IN the Stntes. All
the above intelligence comes from the Canada pa
pers themselves.
RsTRnrrIvE JcsTIor.-Carlos Burch, one Of the
infamous black scoundrels made use Of by the I'M
natural parent Of Miss Missouri, watch and annoy
that unfortunate girl in her dying moments yes
terday convicted AZ the Sessions and sentenced 10 be
imprisoned in the State Prison for FIVE years for The
crime Of burglary. This negro was familsrly known
~ the "body guard Of the wretched inmates Of the
abode Of the infamous Mrs. Miller. otherwise called
"Msm. Fmman," and was actually employed by her
10 wach the dwelling Of Thos. 8. Hamblin for or
10 days, armed with deadly weapons. Jusiice never
overlook a greater villain.
DrspIss PAssEseEas.-The Omnibssses have
habit Of setting down their passengers, without dis
iincon Of SEX sqe, OF condition in the middle Of the
Streets leaving them scramble TO the side walk in
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