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The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1857-05-21

NN the 1lth day of June, A. D. 1857, between the
~ hours ofnine o'clock 4. NJ, and -four o'clock i,
NJ the premises will be sold to the highest bidder,
the following real estate, the property of John Cor
nay deceased to wit: The west quarter Of the north
half of the northwest quarter of section number one(D,
township four (i), United States Reserve. Also tho
quarter of the south half of the southwest quarter
of section number thirtysiX (36G township three o.,
United States Reserve more properly described as tho
half the half of the north half ofthe north
west quarter of section a. and the west half Ofthe
west half of the south half of the southwest quarter OF
section thirtysx 36 situated in the county OF Wood
in the state of Ohio containing forty of land
more less, free and unincumbered by dover.
Terms of sale--one third cash in hand, the balance
IN one and two years, with interest from the day OF
sale. The deferred payments to be secured by mort
gage on said premises I. II. BAGBY,
Administrator of John COrnaly, dec d.
19I7 5gwlS3
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Aherin,s Sale.
s'hS Ah y s'NANs
John ShcnIpr VS.. VIM, p, ReZnol

John Shcpler VS.. VIM. p. Reznor.
DY virtue of vendi writ of execution to me direct
Ded and delivered from the court OF Common Pl as
of Wood couuy Ohio. in the above cause, will offer
for sale at the door Of the court house in Perr!sburg
On Saturday the 23d day of May, 1851
between the hours of 10 o'clock A. NJ. aud2 o'clock p
~ Of said day, the following real estate to wit -
nTl the interest of the said William p. Reznor in and
10 certain tract of land known east Perrysburg in
Wood county, Ohio. c. W. NORTON, Sheriff.
MURRAY Dodge Attls for plf.
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NOtice,

'INHERE will he petition presented to the commits
l. sioners of Wood county, Ohio, at their regu-
lar session, asking them to establish the following road
to wit; commencing at the northeast of section
thirv-tree, township three north range eleven east
thence south along the line of section thirty aud
thirty four mile the county line and there ter
inmate. HARRISON LEATHERS.
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]. p. THOMPSON. Recorder,
May Is, lSj7--lw2$2.20
NOTICE

Ishereby given that petition will he presented to
the Commissioners of Wood Couaty their reg
ulnr sessionprayng Tor the location and establishment
OF county road commencing at the section corner be-
tween four and five in Portage township. and running
due south on or near said section line till it strikes the
township line road between Portage and Bloom town
ships, and there terminate
| NAV l4-lw4~. MANY PETITIONERS.
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DITCH NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given to the non resident owners
y Of section twenty ythree (23) and the south west
quarter dissection fourteen a. range twelve Uptown
ship five 81, Freedom township, Wood county, that
the trustees said township will meet at the house of
Charles E-'uhgrr the 25th day of June 1857, at 10
O'Clock A. NJ. Tor he purpose Of locating drain or
water course. commencing at the section line road
between 2J and 2 thence west one mile, thence
north about siNty rods 20 the section line, thence
west thirty rods ec. anoTtherly direction through
the northwest quarter of section twenythree (23 to
the section line thence about forty rods through
tiOn fourteen O4 to a ravine running to Portage
| river, CHARLES EISENHOUR, Petitioner,
NAV 7 1S57-5gwGF
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ES- The Hon. Jefferson G. ThurOcr died al his
residence at Monroe, Mich. on the 9Th nit. aged
30 years Mr.. Thurber had successfully flleI the
Office of Probate Judge, Senator and Representa-.
tive in the Michigan Legislature, and Speaker o.
the House Of REPRESENTATIVES.
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.NOTICE

rs hereby given that petition will be presented to
l. the commissioners of Wood county, at their next
regular session. praying for the location and establish
ment of county road, commencing ct the quarter
post between sections II and H. town ), range o.
ing due west through the center of section until it
terminate. IApril 80 lS51-5lw4#
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Pctitiom for Diynrce.


Wood County Court Of rCOmmOn Pleas.
Mary Allen vs. Phandcr u. Alien.
'TNHE said Philandcr b. Allen, whose place of resi-
dcnce is unknown, is hereby notified that the
plintf will take depotions TO bc read in evidence
on the trial Of this cause, the Office of James II
Magrndcr, in the town Of Port Clinton. county Of OF
iowa state of Ohio, the first day of June A. d. 1857
at o'clock p. NJ. MARY ALLEN
NAV I, lSj7-i2w3Sl %
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NnIice.

Sealed proposals will be received by the subscriber
until June 10th, for building new School House. in
SubDstrct No. s. in Perry sburg Twp. Said House to
be frame building 20 IT, 10y 30, and be completed
by the LIST of November next.
Ky Order of the Board of Education.
T. II. MILLER, Clerk.
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LAW NOTICE.

F.PRICE and S. S.JEFFERsON N.havingassociated
j themselves together for the purpose OF practising
law in ood and adjoining counties, WILDE found at all
times during business hours at their office in Perrys
burg where they will be ready attend to any legal
business that may be entrusted to their care,
.F.PRICE.---.-----------.-- --s'JEFrERhoN'
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l=- Snow fell to the depth of three or four
inches in the vicinity of oglensburgh on the night
of The l0ih OF May.
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Terms -One.twelhh part of purchase money to be-
paid at time of sale. and the balance in eleven equal
annual installments, with annual interest
No bid taken for less sum than the appraised value
JAS W. ROSS, County A udtor
Auditors Office, Wood county, Of
pcrryshury ADril ~ 1887 5OyC az 0s
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SI,criM7s Snle.

shcriTs Stic.
William H. Baldwin VS.. Peter +. Pcnchen & wife.
Judgment on foreclosure Of mortgage.
DY virtue of an alias order Of sale to me directed
ID and delivered from the Court of Common Pleas of
Wood CO.. o. in the above cntitled cause, shall of
fer at public sale at the door of the court house, in said
county,
On Saturday. the 18th day of June. 1857,
between the hours uf 10 o'clock A. VI. and o'clock p
NJ. the following lIntls and tenements, to wit: Lot
No in the town of Portlgevile, in Wood county
Ohio aa numbered on the pl,t Of said town.
&. ". NORTON, Sheriff
J. II. REID, Atty. for Plf.
Maylt, lS57--lwjS2. 10.
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Attncl.ncnt Notice.

Al. Gardner, Plaintiff. against Richard Dougherty,
Defendant.
Before ]. b. Sniyely J. 7. of Weston township
Wood Co.. Ohio
Nn the 9Th day Of April A. u. 1857, said justice is
Dsued an order of attachment in the above action for
the sum Of thirteen dollars debt and twenty dollars
probable costs. \. j. GARDNER.
Gilead. Nav g. IS51-,w3+.
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LEGAL ADVERTISER ENTs.
sneriii IS sale.


James Pillars VS., jacob Miller
DY virtse of order uf sale 10 me directed from
IL the court OF pleas of Wood county. Ohio,
in the above cnse will offer for sale at the door Of the
ccourt hous, in Perrysburg,
Et On Saturday, Nay G0fh, 1857,
between the hours of 10 o'clock, A. NJ and o'clock
r. NJ, of that day. the south quarter of the south
east quarter Of section thirty (l Of town four
north range eleven l east containing forty acres
moe or ltss.
c. W. NORTON, Sheriff.
PRIcE Il JEFTERsoN, Att'ys.
April 3uth. lSjI.-jlMhS22h
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NOW READY.
Arctic Adventure.

From the Earliest Date 10 tile last Expedition
in search Of Sir John FrGnkitn.
WITH MAPS AND ENGR1 WINGS.
EDITED BY ErEs SAHGENr.
In One Elegant Volume, l2mo $l,25.
This work contains clear and comprehensive
narrative of Arctic adventure and discover from
the earliest recorded date to he Kane and Hartstein
expedltions,i nd the restoration of tie Resoute
1t has the fascinating interest of novel pecially
that portion giving an account of the several ex-
peditions in search of Sir John Franklin.
The recent publication, in England, of Lieut.
enant Osborn's Narrative of M'Clures important
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MISCELLANEOUS.

An Indispensable Companion to DIR. kaue's
''Grinncll Expedition,- and s'Arctic
Explorations"
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sheFid,s Sale.

= :" Wood Common Pleas.
james Taburn. Ann l.. Taburn, vs.. Phoebe Hannon,
Daniel Newton Admir-
pf virtue Of an order of sale to me directed and
- delivered from the court of COMMON pleas OF
Wood county. Ohio in the above case will offer for
sale at the door OF the court house, in Pcrrysburg
On Saturday. May S0th, 1857,
between the hours of 10 o'clock A. NJ and o'clock p
NJ of said day. the following real estnte to wit Pho
west half of the southeast quartz, of section a. town
orange TO- in Wood county, containing 80 acres to be
soldsuIjeot to the life estate of sad PhGbe Hanpon
Terms cash.
O. W. NORTON, Sheriff.
Pace 4 JEFFERSON, Atk's.
.ipril 3Oh. lS57.-jlw5S2
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INi undersigned will offer for sale Mt the door OF
L tho court house, IN Wood county. Ohio, on Fri
day, the 9th Of June neSt. at II oclork A. NJ all OF
sec lG township No. 3, range l2 Perry) divided and
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Now what is the difference in the expenses o!
the school under the management of the for
msr and present boara? In 1884 the amount
of receipts was 81 ll3 22. The expense were
80 lO9 leaving the board in debt S095 IS
ln the following year the same Board re-
ceived S2Sl5.99 being S692 % more than
was received tn. previous year; the expou'e
were S3523.3T l-aving an existing oulstonlins
ind bledness Of S7l7 So s. that with an addi-
lona levy Of ss692 n they only paid off 1913.
A6 ol III. princi pal d bt, The d.bt was thus in
creased in one year Sll 1877. This pas r:ireHch-
ment aud reform indeed AMI 50 the oil B )urd
went out OF existence. Then con's into pow
er the present Board, and in 1896 they re-
ceivcd 81 79l 81, anI the expenses were S3 625
leaving thr Board in deb 1881 26 ing 81 | g. Sc
7 increase of bl clu-el b, an llitiO al schO II
hous rent and nch'r. NV w cIrna to IN
last year. In 1851 5 tax of u mills was lev,
led aud as we have b for. sail lh'r' was realil
ed 81 S15 90 in 1857 tax of Q mills wa,
vel aid tn T. was r'ai2'd S2933 81; the
amo mi of property on The d lpliaate ping So
m rch $; in the hitter than th two former YEA
that the additional tax OF | J mills only incr
IN. rec, ipts 1927 S5 in teal of 56ll3, "a
would law ben tn case hld the valuitoh be y
the same in each yar. The expenses wer'
o., 1856 SO leaving an in leb'e1nsss Of $95l.52
eing all in"r,ase of debt Of $l20.26. Had Ih'
va'utton OF property on the duplicate of las
year b en- thu same as 1919 the amount rails
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1857-08-06

= 'ERsEY PEARL FIsHERY.-Valuable pearl oys-
: nave lately been found in some of the streams Of
Jersey The story As given by the \. Y. Tribune
~ interesting and somewhat romantic
zen the intelligence was first promulgated that
Aaaoltants Of the towns of Camden and Amboy
nhding pearls in shallow Jersey brooks, and
--s up untold treasures from the shiny depths of
: mud, the public were naturally skepticaI, and
81 sei 10 look upon the whole thing as a testaceous
oivatvular hoax-in short, n fish story. But
Esr., u was rumored that Jersey pearls had been
l. - = IN the New York market, and that a single
aad been purchased by Messrs. Tiffany & Co.
.ae substantial sum of 81 900, an mir Of autheu-
vas given to the stories, and the thing seemed
rthy Of investigation.
w aiscorery Of the first pearl vas purely acct
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advertisements
81. q. SPALDING


szpectias the bllovias assortment Of merchandise per
.FORTUNA,o
"JOHN GILPIN."
and "HARRIET < JESSIE
Prom Boston, to arrive In season for the wants Of the fall
trade, and il prepared 20 make
Sales to arrive" on Liberal Terms.
Bib Haxal -four, Bales Congress ticks,
q Prime pork, :" rown cottons,
" Pilot bread, Cases blue drills,
Casks navy bread, " Boston denins.
Gases assorted crackers, +" oysters,
Bbls and kegs old Bourbon " green corn,
Gases refined lard. . CLAIMS
Hf bbls crushed sugar, " assorted meats,
Bbls butter, in kegs, /" smoked behring's,
Boxes English dairy cheese, /" raspberry JAM,
in tins, Z" preserved Strawberries
Boxes English dairy cheese. " preserved gooseberrie,
not timed, . peaches,
bas u table Ses salt appes' q Verbs Vepda Ru olives.
Gases hflh Jumps tobacco, Bns cider vinegar,
Coils Manila whale line, Cases butter crackers,
Cases scarlet flannel shirts. q wine crackers,
I" blue flannel shirts, Z" oyster crackers,
" denim frocks and over " soda crackers,
Charcoal irons, hooks and thimblss,
Sister hooks, cotton sail Irvine, log lines,
Long handled tar brushes,
Topsai sheet shackles, hemp cod lines,
Linen fish lines, brass dish candlesticks,
Riding saddles, seamen's stout brogans,
Kegs iron sheathing nails,
Rolls sheet lead, kegs boat nails,
Coils houseline and marine,
American ensigns, whalevs' cutting falls,
Coils ratline, nests bingham buckets,
Kegs cut nails, Wilders iron safes,
Bbls pitch, bbs tar,
10, II, 16, IL, IS, - feet oars,
Cans Dupont's powder, Boxes saleratus,
Kegs cannon powder, Casks currants,
Hunts handled axes, Cases blue cottons,
| No. 3 Roger William stoves, " blue prints,
| No. 4 Roger William stoves, " pink prints,
| No. 4 { ambooses, " orange prints,
White shirts, " Suffolk bleached drills,
| Fancy regatta shirts, Or pipes brandy, Z. v. p.
White drilling pants, Sh pipes Castllon brandy,
White Marseiles vests, Casks Duff Gordon sherry,
White drill frocks, Kegs Monongahela whisky,
| Hickory shirts, Puncheons Jamaica Rum,
Bale blue flannel, Bbls Santa Cruz Rum,
i Tierces hams, Bbls old Bourbon whisky,
Tierces rice, Baskets champagne,
Casks figs, Cases champagne cider,
Boxes corn starch, Cases Boxers bitters,
Kegs spit peas, Cases NORWOOD bitter.
Cases Stiton cheese, Sftf
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NOTICE TO THE LADIES.

A MOST SPLENDID ASSORTMENT OF
n Ladies' Donuets and fancy goods is shortly expected by
the - Kamehameha ~" from Liverpool and London, among
which may be found
Rich silk bonnets, elegantly trin,aed;
A great variety of Tuscan bonnea;
A grea: variety OF straw bonnets;
Girls broad leaf LeghoFn hats;
Girls broad leaf Tuscan hats;
Children's fancy hoods;
Ladies' mohair coronets;
Chiiiren's wool boots;
Black silk lace, white blond lace;
ladies' patent corsets, blond quilting;
Worked cambria collars;
Chldreu's lace socks, silk and wool girdies;
And the most splendid assortment Of ribbons ever offered .of
inspection in this market.
5S-tf GEO. CLARK, Hotel street.
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& BISHOP

ALDRKCH & BISHOP
lave isl RECEIVED Elk YANKEE,
II from San Francisco,
Manila rice, sardines in hf and or boxes,
Hams, assorted meats in lib aud 2-b cans,
Brooms, pals, tea, matches,
A large assortment Of CrOckeFy,
Handsome toilet sets, complete,
Flower pots, glass water bottles for birds,
Stouewarc-Fiter churns, jars, jugs, &C,
Solar chhnneys and wicks,
COOKING Stoves. of various patterns and sizes,
Assorted prints, shirts, pants, hats,
Black alpaca, velvet carpet, linen carpet,
Embroidered window curtains, cotton sheeting,
Wide linen, bleacted shifting,
Superior military linen drill,
Shifting stripes. Ravens duck,
Gray wool shirts, denim Jumpers, re-,
Willow Cabs. for children,
Spanish clover (sifalfa) seed,
Carolina hoes, fish lines, copper riTe1,
Waffle irons, futing scissors,
Once chairs, with cushions,
Whatnots, &c, &c, &c.
Honolulu, July 10, 1852 tSd
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FANCY GOODS.
lust RECEIVED. PER EXPRESS, vi.
- Panama, from New York, the following invoice Of fancy
goods, comprising
Ladies' muslin bands,
" Embroidered handkerchief,
Wells,
Collars,
Muslin insertions,
Ribbons,
Fans,
Fancy French kid slippers,
" White satin slippers,
Gentlemen's kid gloves, white and colored,
Ladies' white and colored kid gloves,
Ladies' dress hats.
For sale by
j. c. SPALDINd.
Honolulu, July Q, 1857. 6flt
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LUMBER

NEW YAKD-Thes subscribers have on
~ hand, and are coustaptly receiving direct from Oregon, at
their Yard on King street Gfzperiy occupied by c. w. Vincent,
Esq, a full supply Of lun nitable to the trade.
JUSTFd1ECEIvED,
Ex brig Advances and bark 8 MetropOlis,' o
complete assortment of boards, scantiing, plank and joist Of all
Sizes
Cedar fence posts and pickets.
SOFT ii. G. LEONARD & Co.
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White Lead.

UyHE IS INST NTLY
receiving, from the manufacturers direct, the best qualities
Of fresh
"Pure,"
"Extra,"
and NO. 1"
White lead, ground in the best boiled English oil, and lie sA
| thorised to contract at lower prices than the present market
A@' J. c. sPALDINo.
uon,r,p Jpne q 1887. SOFT
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TzHFERATUsE or THE EARTH.-There is the direct
sIience Of the internal heat of the globe derived
fun the increase Of temperature in descending from
re =Irflce- II has been determined by numerous
zreflIly conducted experiments in deep mines that
Il depth Of 100 feet variations Of the seasons on the
slriIee celse to be felt, and that the heat increases on
u average about l deg. of Fahrenheit thermometer
II every 50 feet Of depth. The temperature of water
irm deep Artesian wells confirms the evidence derived
from mines The water Of the Artesica well at
Grsnelie, near Paris, which is 1871 English feet in
tgia, Is 81 deg, when - temperature at the sur
Are - 81 deg. Assuming therefore, that the same
l:relse Of heat contin9& in descending, it is easy by
oupltatiOn to determine at what depth the heat of
Ilng water would be obtained; and Mr- Phillips
z acei7es that the temperature at lower depths aug
=a-s in an increasing ratio Calculating the in
$e, however, at the known rate Of | deg. IN %
=, II may be estimated at a depth below the sur
~Ace0fOnly seven miles ali substances must be red hot.
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SAMPLES OF DRY GOODS

SAMPLES OF DRY GOODS
nm VIEW AT ROBERT g. JANION'S
} store, for sale to arrive per clipper ship
KAMEHAMEHA W..
From Liverpool, sailed on the 23d OF April, and fully due
here the 18th OF next month (AugustE Among them are
A beautiful assortment of prints, Of every suitable style,
A beautiful assortment of clothing.
A beautiful assortment of shirts,
A beautiful assortment Of trouserings,
A beautiful assortment Of bagging materials,
And the usual assortment Of staple aud fancy goods.
The following viii also be sold to arrive, without sample
Groceries, liquors,
Hardware, earthenware,
Anchors and chains,
Iron wheelbarrows,
Iron Safes,
Fencing wire,
And a great variety Of other articles. For particulars apply
at the store Of
ROBERT c. JAlsION. 4
Honolulu, July s, 1857.
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WINES AND SPIRITS.

WINES AND SPIRITS.
lust RECEIVED, PER from
- San Francisco, the following assortment, viz
octaves old Martel brandy.
Octaves Otard, Dupuy * Co.'S brandy,
Quarter casks Harmony sherry,
Cases ciaret. q 81. Julien Medoc,"
Cases Sauterne, "Jno. Durand,"
Gases Wolfe's Schiedam schnspps,
- Cases ginger wine,
Cases Cara Port wine,
Cases Angelica wine,
Barrels alcohol.
For sae low, by
81 j. c. sPALIDNG.
Honolulu, July s, 1857. 5ttf
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Az Arctic BAIH-Bayard Taylor writes from
APAai to the New York Tribune, the following
aaeTning his experience in Arctic bathing:
Ir Wolley proposed to US another luxury in the
snpe Il a vapOr bath, as Herr Forstrom had one of
s bathing houses which are universal in Finland.
rs a little wooden building without windows \
Fz1sh servant girl, who had been for sosxfipe en-
Assl II getting it in readiness, opened the dJ0f for
The interior was very hot and moist, like an
rental oathing-halL In the center was n pile of
y stones, covered with bircr boughs, the leaves of
'aea gave cut an agreeable smell, and a large tub of
~sr The floor was strewn with straw, and under
as rof VAS a platform extending across one end Of
ae building. This was covered with soft hay, and
seaed 5J means Of a ladder, for the purpose Of get
ne iull effect Of the steam Some stools aud a
seia Tor our clothes completed the arrangements.
-a@e Vas also n one corner a pitcher of water stand
z a little heap Of snow to keep 1t cool
me servant girl came in after US, and Mr.. w.
Isuy ~proceeied TO undress, informing US that the
= vas bathing master, and would do the usual
%Ea9olng and shampooing. This it seems, is the
IerA practice in Finland, and Is but another ex-
a9.e 81 the unembarrassed habits Of the people in
part OF the world The poorer families go into
~ bathing rooms together-ftther, mother, and
AIrea-End take turns in polishing each others
1t would have been ridiculous to have shown
hesitation under the circumstances-in fact, an
s5llty to the honest, simple hearted, virtuous girl
We deliberately undressed also. When at last
""Fi, Ike our first parents in Paradise, =" naked
utnel, she nanhed US bunches OF Dirch
: With the leaves on. the use of which was sug-
sl By the leaf Of sculpture. We mounted to the
~"rm and lay down upon our backs, whereupon
increased the temperature by throwing water
VI NE hot stones, until the heat was rather oppres-
Hl we began to sweat profusely. She then took
@Oanea of birch twigs which had been dipped in
N''er, and switched US smartly from head to foot.
= We mad become thoroughly parboiled and lax,
Ncendet 10 the floor, seated ourselves upon the
=, and were scrubbed with soap as thoroughly as
pre'y permitted. The girl was an admirable
Lr the result Of long practice in business. She
Sp7l ey pouring hot water over us, and then dry
~ with warm towels. The Firms frequently go
%4d roll ia the snow during the progress of the
1 ventured 80 far as to go out and stand a few
al' IN the open air. The mercury was at zero,
me effect Of the cold upon my heated skin was
9ltfally refreshing.