The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-11-19
Tho FoeL in Winter Tlmo.

no person cam be- we'll long, whose Eatarp
ha''lpAl} cold while securing mrihrm dn
h.'' ana warmth ls ihe certain means nf d..
moving variety Of annoying aIImculs.
Ih' ltft Nl SOME afr Kept more rDmi4ra-
hir lu winter 10 cotton DO worn, wuIr uogIru
suits olhrB bcitrr The wisc cpurr ilrre-
tore 10 lDr each ono o. observe nr himself
ana pcl accordingly
otfupnlnW cleanliness rs essential CO. tbr
hrallhlul warmth Of lJr irrt hence all. e.
P''iHl{ those who walk great deal uut of
u"nl7 uNUnR the day lu cold weather, should
make % q point 90 dip both rrt iu cold wa
ter on rising every morning, and l,t tbcm re
main lhlI ankle deep, lor half minute ut u
'nr' ihen rub and wipe dyi dress and mo,r
'N'ul hu'hly 60 warm them up, 20 such as
cannot ven adopt this course from uDy cause.
lhr nest best plan 10 90 wash them iu warm
water every Llght just before going tu bed,
l'hlnR ihe prccautiun 90 drJ tbrm hy ihr GIr
most thoroughly boiorcrctirugi fls. beside.
htrpiuE lhc ir't clean, prrsrrNts a natural
''ilnem CO. ih' teiu aud hus trudruc, tu
prevent and cure cirns, Many % trouble
."l"r 'hTnui nilr,hpn, mud many uu uuuu,iug
b''u'ehc W,I bc cured b. the feet are kent u..
"HF- eirHr wuru soft HUd try.
hc moment the feet me observed 90 ,.
cold 'Lhg prrsnH should hold them tu tho nrr.
"'th lhc stockings oh, until they feel comfort.
'''y Wntw' Ono oi The several decided uh.
J'cuons Co. furnace heated house, is thr
want Of % place CO. warm the feet, the FrgIs.
l"Ih btlng wholly uusuiird for that purpose.
O1r wealthy Dllcus do thrmsrl,cs aud their
IAWilIta great wrong ID they hil tu have
un, room 100 The house, free for uII, ul.Iru.
hre IN Kept burning from the irst uu, oi q,
toner uhtl The ilrst day OF June, uu 20 low
bIa'', on Ig'tI with The hearth, after lhr
pattern Of Andrews A Dixon, ul Chestnut
street fhiI1drlphiai for the closer fire ls
1" the hearth 90 q crate, or 10 the floor iu %
stove, the more comfortable IL 10, and the less
heat ia wasted, Thu is one Of lhc dcligbis
OF the good old fl,h.rncd wood fines. thr
very thought Of which carries so man, az us
away 10 the glad scenes of childhood aud
carry homes, II ought Co be- known iu Now
Ok, Wegrc hard or anthracite coal RS guru.
ed, that with one of the CRATES named, illrd
with hard coal aud few pieces OF Liverpool
or cauucll put on top, nearly all the ud,uul.
gcToi o wood fire are secured, ut least us lr
u.s. chccrtuluess, comfort and warmth arc con.
cUrurd ,'.
Some feet are kept cold by their dambuc,,
if'tt irrr7~urt preparation, IU such case,
cork solcs ore injurious, because they soon
htcouc saturated, aud maintain mu.siut. iuf
"a long tlmc,-Sook q cork iu water fora Uu, .
or two aud see. \ better p,u /, Co cpt uHu
piece Of bfoad-ololh the size orthc foot, ,ba,,r
uu j, half am inch thickness of cuIrd hair.
wear 1t inside the stocking, the hair touching
the solri remove az night aud place before
the fire To dry until morning. The huir uti.
.atcs the skin, thereby warming DO some, and
conducts thc dampuc,s TO the tllih.
Scrupulous cleanliness OF feet and. stock
ing' with hujr solcs,urc the bcst mcags known
10 US of keeping the feet warm when he,
are not cold from decided IN health. 4 Aughl
shoe viii keep the feet ems ta'd as icc." when
q loose fitting one will allow them 10 hc com
'ortdbly warm. 4 loose woulcu sock uycru
loose shoe viii maintain more. warmth than
The thickcst Solsd iIgh, fuiug boot. Never
start on journey il'.->l ->lnssrr,-hor any other
time, with new shoe HaYs journal OF
Hc0ih.