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COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.

IryytyooJ CoTrcs MARsEI. The bEokers tf-
Lar ou,,,, very sco1 demand through IA" week ~
nr.. or the rre5t qI See II Amer AZ had slfsh'd
S,s1 M The make. closed firm. with sses On tdsy OF
"a Sc0 81. ,p-iudias 90 f2eu.scn and for export
rhe .a.. Of IN T. $40 5ss, clIfing l7Oo To
snator, and % 70. espr The p5rs 4 ;he we.h were
n lsy 5ss. The following the sg'boI-4sd qu.snons
F,'r Orleans 81 N5d,Ds Crlesa' l5d tsE M11,e',
"a N5diss Aob'es, sd; Fa- Ursni-, sd Mid''ns
upland. s7.ioc. r.. ph,
TIyYRpooI BREADsTUFFs MARkET.-Ine Brokers
Cr-n.T saws Whes. has with .or sac prn. qualities
ofhe N lt b noted ID. 70 rs desFer iti.flor soIs
without chsEss. Flor 10 6L bb dcart 'Hdisn Com sc"
and rather es'ie-. 49, - ,h,.a .,.h
ot nu business Flour l. spsrrSy deaf "a ane usetui
rt, Of barrel. and ssks cold nc: be sod without suemn
70 red .ton Of Cd al Cad ben .ho ses %s't vey hnitSe
xDl.N Cosy ai decline Of 81 i'T rN"d; other sorts
supported nearly former rs.es -. -
nominal continued. 9,
Msssr, Bslsnd. Ahys &c. quote Ftors dual. aud Cd
lower WHEAT duI, and 81. ID LIVER COIN ahi $50 &C.
chn.d 81. -. ,
LIVERPOOL Provision MARSEr -Mes-rs. Blgiand,
Absy Co quote Beef hesyy, ar ipfcro. Qualities decne9
s.. Pork sesdy. Bacon steady TAi'~ d. med -euotea
~ 6au5.
LlvERrooL PRoDUcE MARKEr.-The Brokers Cir
cuar alo,es ia and lower toward the close
rner feeling Observable No saes u ho!ases the mar
ket continuing depressed Coffee steady sngud al
ylous rates Tea m; common Ccngou Indigo advanced
Sd9d Lonlen Juy rates Resin IN good demand q: 5Gt
for common A,hes A. cij. Ole without porssrt chsuse
Spirits TGTtr:ine heavy g: IS go g.
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THE INDIAN TRIBES.

Co-ls,UoI .rlec e The ". l. Trlrlat.
ST. PArL, AGg. y, l711.
A, Al .ndJ. alarm seems % b. abroad ID regard
"a the tribes Of Indians o. op- Western frontiers
who haze o. late ssInsd partially hostile att
tu3e TO the mites, propose 20 gre you a orlei
s.atemsr. ci me Numbers aad composition OF the
tribes or na.;o1 of Indi5ns Which are 'he most
numerous in this section Of lie comfy, Known as
the Sioux or Dako.a., from wti5h you can easily
gather how formidable ,1ey would cs Wnen opposed
10 such force a could bs b-Oueht AZ ans. Ihem "
the people Of lDis Ter-i.ofy, numbering nc" ~ wv
means a. both Constitutions. Conventions agree
by estimation.
The Dsko,as or Sio4S. a. they are more com
monty called. cols:.. OF se"en different bands OF
IDdisns. uhc a-e allied or le5glec, as the term
DabOta signifies. They gone. ne. SPEAK OF Them
.elyes a. ne Seven Council Fires, and number
altogether about twenty-five thousand. Thee seven
principal bands a:e mot .; them subdYiied
Ina nos. numerous Of ths seven are the ton.
yaDs or the Vl1g3 OF .te Pral:is band, and is
.upDosed e c0mprise abou5 "ne-AaI u TIE whole
Dum1be- Of t.e sioIt. Thpy C,c-py that region Of
country 5s+geen the MssoLri River on the east and
the Black Hills OF ne Rocky Mountains on the
west, md are suelinded ;1to elsns known as the
B-Int Thighs, the BgSo-.h, tie B.ackfee+, those
who Plan, ~ Water the Mini Kanye Wozup), and
the 0glals aad 8urhpa?a terms having meanings
no. yst underwood.
OF ,hoss living WITHIN ,ae present limits OF our
Territory and on our Ifes.ern l:cuters, %nt1ef
ihey have removed s.n,e hey nA7e sold thei loI NC
hunting grounds, are, frst the 1dewaksn'oh"sn',
Village Vi the Spifi. Lake btli, Hnl;n huinVeI'
,bon. .go Thousand and > divided into seven pm
.j1al ;llaqes. This uor.iea of .hs Lakot4 peeps
| baSe received snnuites sin o he year TO-
yi,e .or,e attention 70 agriculture and ra'" h@p'
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rHE DIVORCE AND MATRIMONIAL CAUSES
XIII.

W. have received copy of this important Ill as
amended IN Committee OF the Whole House OF Com
mocs, read third time, end sent up yesterday even
ny for the concurrence OF the House OF Lords. II
Which assembly il originated The bill now contains
90 clauses 1. puts az end TO the jurisdiction of ali
the existing ecclesiastical courts, regards questions
Of marriage except far relates TO tus granting OF
marriage licenses and eDacts thai all peuing suits in
causes and matters matrimonial shall be Transferred
to, d,alt With and decided by the rev Court of Mar
rage and Divorce, e. if the had beer there.a
Originally instituted. The Kew Court io- Divorce
and Matrimonial Causes 80 styled by he bail VIII
be cou!t Of record and court Of re ri High Chc1
color the Chief Justices and the Chief Baron vi the
three supeIot corI;s Of Common law, and the Judge
of the Court of Probate cJnsti uted by en a. of Il
present session. DEGREES o! divorce q sH. ii . Hor9
vii henoeforth cease and instead thereof, sAs Few
c,mt will pronounce sentence OF "jni.3isl seusrs
top. which will have the -6ns force and effect. The
.Jndee of the Court OF Probate WI % styI,i the
Judge Ordnary" OF the New Cour. OF DivJ;es, aIi
have up authority to hesr 81 mater: s-sins ha!''
~ biun..E a. WITH one mo-s Of the other iuGse-
h.. .ol.,enas. except pes:ions for re sa1i--
j.. O. srSurns 81 rs-7ages, snd a72i'ostjrTs ~
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T COA1 OF AEss OF y, M s:, oI :, have s.
.eg h, lie Republican Convention for fature
State. It represent. wateria-supposed 20 be that
~ Wipnshsbs-witnin @ sheid, symbolizing the
obpndant and varied water power and privilege IN the
sat-. Ap Indian figure with his face toward the set-
,ipg sur and tornahawk Gnl arrows az his feet. Up.
po,iie Is the fsure Of white man, with shear o.
ybc at ard agricultural Implements. Tho lndiaa
rrpre sen,el asking of the white nsn whittier p
shall %, and the white man, pointing g ne imp.s'
iped life. In one corner dis.sst view Of Lake 30.
peior aid soil in The Other the Minnesota River and
> steamer The three pine regions Of me q. Csoss
Mississippi, axe Like saprior arc rspteseo"
.hTes PIE trs.. Tho noit0 70 EsonpSny'
STAT Of Minnesota, A. r., lxV Nh
Liberty AMI gAiop." 81
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IN ,n,sr,de,ataad ne, & r,t on yehgo.s cco-
7iei.oa ihat hey noald becot,o Pie;ssans bss ;asy
,yorn ne ,or1s p-oisstanue g withdraw thscsei7ss
i y .hc tyranny asd ;9pisasiol y ~ 3ns-n
Hesgl. slY, hen, tha. Il ne cie;gy u 10 ,CI.-1
OF Ensls.i we're 20 depart from hs couse IL sy nsVe
ojhs-to our.1ei they would .n@o..s z the mnis OF
The ai:y ys7 di6e.eE. :eslings non 49, TA->H nap
iii, oos pre-, al Hsa-, Aea-.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-03

VII FEUPLE oI Ue cIAIL " w - 49,
By the Grace of CD Free ard Independently a r
Interested In tho osse Of JAMES KING ste Of tAc Cy
of NcwYort deceased creditors nest OF kn .
send greeting and each you he7chy cted end "
CURED personally T. be and appear before our s g. - 'e
County OF NewYoTk at his ofce, in Zoe ciy % Ne"iHiL
the twenty eighth day Of September ncS - ctycn &c
IN the forenoon Of that day then and there q ~ eod te a
stteH .n OF the account VI proceednss OF Ct.Tes dsy'
Putbc Admin strsor n the City II NcwSrk Ss so-
tog Of the gods bacls anG credits Of said decetsed
L. testimony wAeT, Ne have caused The sea- Of ohtc 81 SAD
Surrogate 10 b. hercuDto affixed Witness Ae1 dcr w
s. Bradford, ESQ., s1rog.s Of sad County q tao Cay
N New York the 2ih day Of August, in The year Of
Lord ole thc.sA- e So n.sdrcd snd ny-scycp.
ae.7 lsw4wIt A. W BRADFORD, Surrogate.
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lection Of the country, epd the city markets were
constantly glued helce the very low price OF fruit
thai season The pre,eit y the crop viii be vry
li2h; one TIE prices will range high, ana su ~ ~
u.r.h.cYCy.Ts a are fortunate enough 10 ha'e snS
iiri, vii realize large profits. ot..ry.,
From the statistics given above caSoaI 20 ,Sa
wud orcuc al once that peacb-rasing y ore % 'ns
most rIotable agricultural pursniis % ~mn tri%.
ming ard cuvstipg he trees are taken irio account,
we doubt whether ope year with s1o,asr, q
profsb,e as 1ain-growirg those VINO a's -. sI ,s.a
= avg main extensively can costly make me cacs
Is;ton f,r themselves.
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mMnn,ElxlycA AAEhcAI-'

nnn,YI viyTA AAEhcADITAe GRE.AI
n1sb 1s,,oyn and scoth vesIes s-ats. ~ ocn
Ne.rr,s -, ,.ct rh.s Road alec conrets 3. P'',seni
19uo 80, Of 20 s p1r;s n ne Western Nvers
.i o. .ud snpdpshy NTH steamers TO all ports
$50 - ss--r Lakes; n-ssmf he most meet, cheapest
ne = sbe route by which FREIGHT De forwarded
,r6 h 10 tie Grest ~ ,rY,,,,. ,r,-r,nupau
g = q, -Boo;a Shoes Hats and Cspa )-.,.r,,l
's,h, DIV Goods n boxes bales and tyunh, ,a0 IA
p,nss In Doves aud bshs) Feathers, Furs, tS...
s.ronp CiAss-Domsstic sEe".LR ShiTting and
T,sirs I'm orrzs. baesl Dugs 10 asks Hard eNcebts$
,,a,e Lc4thGr IL rolls ortoxes), WOOD and sheep 10
Pelis 1Dtwefc Nc......... ..'''..'''''...'y
rspp CLAsS-Anvils, Steel Chains fin ceshh l5oceu.sS
Heup Bacon ard Pcrh sailed toosc or In sacks) t0o
Toasr,o Manufactured, excep: Cigars q cut &c.
FouErH q s-Cofse, FIsh, bscon, Beef and
Port On ossLs boxes Esswafd1. Lard ard " cen.s
Lard o., Mails Soda Ask, German Cay, ItI 100 n.
PIT b Royn, kc..... -".......................j
fLoyP-a T. bb, until further notice.
8s.i,-sg t.rts y 100 ID 4Dtl further notice.
UoTroS-eZf bale exceeding $40 weight anti faftsss
.ippr Goods nom Bon; s.s q rh.S.pa,;s :. - :.
sSs conrsn.d 70 he Aren't. this Road at PhAasphis
Pittshurgb val be forwarded without detention
FsyI,.nr IGHxrS-HsT1is, Woruey Co Memphis Tenn |,
4 r. SAss L Co.. St Louls 8. Mitchell Son, EvsasvmA
I'D Dnmesn Ben Co, and Carter Jewer Louisvihe
Ey.; Medium, Madison, In1- Sphsmsn Brown, ane
ixiI Co, Cincinnati; ". W. Graham 1 Co, LADesviLs
Ohio Leech Co, No. 81 Kbys, Boston; Leech Co, No
2A,tor House. NewYorh and No. Wihsm-st, New, YUt
? }. sneeder Philadelphia hsUaw h'on'' s1snDo's'
9~o. C. Rrenciscus, Pittsburgh ,,,,,,,
II. IL HOUSTON General Freight Aren't, fht,sdeipAis-
II. J. LOMBAERF. Superintendent, Altoona Pa
L. 1857
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Goal, Sc.

I1kMJIY COAL.-Our LACKAWANNA COAL
Y.rss he feo: # Huorts North River corner Of 4th
.n1 o+b.1v of GOuverneurst and frontst East
Rt,xr and Broslyn, No n At,sntcs are row supplying
ais =be;r Justly celebrated Lsckawsnns Coal OF az
SO az p.r .Cn delivered Pun ctusl attention given to al
osoezs there 0fce, No. % Whianst corner
k14Ispg. Pitce. Weight guaranteed. .. 1900. nm
DELAWARE L HUDSON CANAL co.
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sm 5SIErEa ss1 b CHASED N IesoKrc, CAr4nA ef L
EAnysr.t Ens 81 Wsst sve aot4t ca, " Ia Globe odse
nurep skAss htsst 70, he sac Of Tss TS'ucar
s.yrR.es w. J. ~, vii. .ssvs Frs ?SrrEs ;, ssy I.H
-
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pINNsYLvANIA RATLROAD

-. UfAAE CENTRAL ROUTE.
Yas fCr~I aria RAJ rc3 cI.e.ts AZ p,sS--gt 9Th ~
-ts and 'ac.i - vs., No Aito- G,er. ard Cbic..o
VI gDIko.J, AsNIstoa anG Lodsv.'is XIV; rCTre Ha.:s
sso,, Lasvcte a. { II la rAis lid Ccur All D.ytoa
syIfsk, Peg.! rita saaGnsfy, Eo.edo CTevssna Co
tsohos Zs,egVie Niss- and WoSs.,r OA siso ih Ia
s.so p,ss: eos,s from ,ns 20 2swresni e. Luis. Lcrs
Vie add "a LJIl
Ts-so se5 ~ he E,t can h k.d ,.t1yt N, .b.ys
ss.sti 'oeG pdess I re Wet
e~"sge L fze .hs re sScre1. nor ear~s 'lyos ara
~otebI eab.e I>uts he.seer 10 'ss' srd Nee.
gNOS YgtJ-YORK 10 C,GGiSNArl "a ~ Hoi,KS
49, aEyJ- TOIg TO SEICIdO ~ - SCDns.
saoG af7T-YVRH 70 q. LUIS ~ . &c JIG
sse 10 Nv Is Lry JtLey fcats
- "ss~sse & n. scteis Z dis s'.
ssenA T,cst.s, frtief :Lforst.cU, a. ~ At "a
sss' - IN HSln,'frI,"AI1h aA1LaCiL,
~ : .,y:or 81, az. r 7sgpns.
i :. E.LIt11 A..ss
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OTBLIC NOTICE.-In pursuance Of q resolution

DEBLIC NOTICE.-ln pursuance of q resolution
passed by the Board cf Of the CcH.r Pi
August 1851 tine Committee Buildings IL the Cen.Is Pan
will cause be sold Of public suction the lh Day vi sep
tenber next the Wagstsa House hsv AID 15 st at
o'clock that day ali the buildings IN sd PaIk diieea y
said resolution. - .
Catalogues the sale be obtained Il M-sss JOh1 Lloyd
Sons Auooreers tn Office ofthe Commissioners a. se
Bsnf Commerce bcGag NJ and u aTt snt
the Wegs.af House eboyc previous - The sale.
1esJus cash tie day the Sings 20 be moved
within thirty oAJs thc.esteINevl yrk. Aus - 1851
NM. K STR ING.
- FL II "a,
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Ecaal Notices.

IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate
Of the County of NcwYori notice Is hereby given to al
persons having claims against THOMAS ROGERS late OF the
INV Of deceased present the with vouchefs
thereof the subscribers o. the Office OF C. b. Rogers NO Il
Wa st. City Of NewYok, before the hiteenh
Sv Of January next-Dsted the eighth day Of july
nt7 JASON ROGERS.
JACOB 8 ROGERS, (yx.o,.o,.
c.. ROGERS,
ivg lsySu, Tn LAURISTON HALL,
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Z y. SUPREME COURT-ELlJAH PECK

M Y SUPREME COURT-EI.IJAH FECK
IN. and JABEZ PECK sgsins: JAMES I. LEONARD,
survivor Of Leuel Bsssett for money de
usnd on ICON NOT To the above named DE-
PENDANT: You hereby summoned AID required to an
wer the complaint this ctioh, which we. flea ~ te @ce
of the Cerk this the City Hail. Il The City Of New
YUk on the fifth day Of August 1851 and TO serve copy
OF your The said paint on the al ther
oae No 10 Was. in the CITY of Ncw.Yolk wi AIN twenty
day. after the service of ts summons OF yo tHe OF the
within the time said the plaintiff this scion viii 'sse
Judgment assnst you oI the Of hundred aud ty SIX
n 100 dolsr with y 40 "a from the twenty rst
y Of January Thousand eight hundred and hysiz on ne
in OF lie IS from March a. l5o AID OF The szn Of t5V
tron January 1876 besides the costs Of this action
BEHbE, DEAN DONUHC -
ant Ia,v6wTh Plaintiff Attorneys
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Neu1lork Dailp Gribm,re

ARRIVAL or THE VANDERBILT.
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NOTICE.-PursuaEt to an order Of HENRY ~
IN BUECHARD Surrogate Of the County OF Oneids, notice
hereby all person. having claims se,ns. the estate
OF HARRY BROWN deceased, late Of the town of Whites
tnvn in said county pres the with the vouchers
thereof 10 HARVEY BRADLEY, Of the administrators
Of sid sSte st his residence IN Nhcsown 10 said county
ON o- before the first day MNTc -Dstsd August 49,
1857. Saba BkONN, Adlntn,tra'Ik'
suy1n Isveu,Th. HARVEY BRADLEY, Acs l.i!st, a.or
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IMPORTANT NEWS FROM INDIA.
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IN PURSUANCE Of an order Of the Surrogate
of the County Of NcwYork notice hereby aigen to all
persons having claims against GEORGE NJ. Tt NlSON late
City builder deceased present the same
vitp voucher thereof the subscriber at his store No M
Erth sy in the City Of NewYoyk before the thr-;h
dav OF November nent-Da.cd New York the 9Th day OF May
1851 OEOhOk u S'iiAhi EAecu''1'
rnw8 iev6mTIs
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CLOVE ANODYNE TOOTHACHE DROPS.
~ Why will ye suffer Read the following lette. from a
distinguished practical dentist; ..
Messrs A. B. 4 d. SANDS-Gentemcn: In the course OF
nv practice have extensively used you Glove with
much success the relief Of the Tooth Ache; and as cou-
stantly recommend It to my patients occia II PAT Jus, "a
/ am yours very respectfully, NJ LESETI Derls
Prepared and sold By A t. ID. SANDS DEdgssts NO. iV)
EuI New York
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IN PURSUANCE of an order Of the Surrogate OF
the County of NewYork notice hereby given "a Al per
sons having claims against the estate OF GARRETT L. ROW,
late City of NewYos deceased 70 present the same
with vouchers thereof subscriber SARAH ROW, at her
rc,dence No III Suivans, in the City Of NewfoTk on
OF before 10th day OF January Ncwfork the
"a Gsy Of July. 1851 J. W GOTIl ADMINISTRATOR.
iy2lsw6uI'h SARAH ROW AdrlinistIstrix.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1857-06-10

THE AFFECTIONS OF THE HoKsE.-
Riding in stage, short time since,
over the hills Of Western Pennsylvania,
| asked the privilege Of riding ont with
the driver. This, in pleasant weather,
and in a strange country, is my favorita
seat Many think it dvgrace to cit
out with the driver; but oftes f1nd
philosophy guiding the horses of public
stage. II n passenger politely ask tho
privilege of riding out with the driver
it will be as politely granted and no
situation is so faverable for learning the
local ard most interesting history of the
country through which traveller is pas
sing
That near horse said I, is fine an.
imal,'
Yes said he; if had his mate,
money could not purchase them. How
old do you think he is7'
Probably eight or nine years old
said l.
He is twenty four said be Il have
driven him niue years on this route.
His mate was just like him they have
grown up together from colts always
worked together, aud stood in the same
stable No perssn ever appeared 10
think more of friend or even child
than those horses did of each other. II
one was absent FIR night or a day, the
other whinneysd, and looked and moved
about the stable. calling for his absent
friend. Last winter said he, 'his mate
died, Since then he has been constant
ly mournful and unhappy. He is con.
stantly calling for his mate, when in the
stable aud he will not permit any other
horse to occupy the place of bis compan
ion in the stable. Tn all other places he
is quiet and gentle, but will allow no one
to be companion at the stable where
he had SO often and so long enjoyed the
society Of bis departed companion. But
he is failing fast said my friend; he is
evidently pining away with grief and
poor old Jim will soon join his mate in
another, and hope and believe, higher
state Of existence
Why said I, do you believe horse
has a conscious existence after death p
Certainly l do, said he. L have the
same evidence Of it | have that shall
exit. Have | love2 So has horse.
Have l affection. sympathy, memory
mind, reason2 So las horse Coll /,
instinct, if you pleass-I call it reason
True, a horse has not the organs Of
mathematical calculation but many hu.
man beings are as destitute of them as
horse and certainly they are no, ne
cesssry to future existence. 1t is tho
moral faculties that will survive the
grave. In those, cid Jim is pre.eminent It
Does any one love his friend2 Certain
ly not better than Jim does his. Does
any one strive to do his duty2 Jim i,
a pattern Of obedience. Does any one
remember aud mourn Tor his loved ones
Poor old Jim is going down ssrrowiug
to the grave, tor his loved mate
Here my companion brushed a tear
from his eye, as he reinsd up to the post
Office in Mercer County, aud delivered
his mail --Praris Farntrr.
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Bathing.

Once week is often enough for de.
cent white man to wash himself all over:
and whether in Summer or Winter that
ought to be done with, soap, warm water
and hogs hair brush, in room show.
ing at least seventy degrees Fahrenheit
Baths should be taken early in the
morning, for it is then that the system
possesses the power Of reaction in the
highest degree. Any kind of hath is
dangerous soon after meal, or soon af.
ter fatiguing exercise. No man or wo.
man should take bath at the close of
the day. unless by the advice of fani.
ly physician Many a man. in attempt.
ing to cheat his doctor ont Of fee. has
cheated himself out Of his life; aye, it is
done every day.
The best, safest, cheapest and more
universally accessible mode Of keeping
the surface of tho bedy clean, besides
the once a week washing with soap, warm
water. and hog'shair brush, is as follows
As soon as you get out of bed in the
morning, wash your face hands. neck and
breast then, in the same basin of water.
put your feet at once for abost a min
ute, rubbing them briskly all the time
then, with the towel, which has been
dampsnsd by wipipg the face, feet, Sc
wipe the whole body w,ll, fast snd hard.
mouth shut. breast projecting Let the
whole thing be done within Eve minutes
At night when you 60 t.. bed, and
whenever you get out of bed during the
night, or when you find yourself wskeful
or restless spend from two to FIVE minu.
ties in rubbing your whole body with
your hands. as far as you can reach in
every direction This has 4 tendency
to preserve that sof,ness and mobility Of
skin which too frequent wasbisgs of the
skin will always destroy.
That precautions are necessary. in COR.
nection with the bathroom. is impress.
lively signifed in the death of au Ameri.
can lady of refinement and position, late.
ly, after taking bath soon after dinner;
of Surgeon Hume, while alsne in warm
bath aud of an eminent New Yorker,
under similar circumstances, all within
year-HaWs Journal Of Hsalth.
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