Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-10-28
The. Gagette &Go1net
WORTH REMEMBERING.

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/. It is unwise to change to cooler
clothing, except when you get up in the
morning.
2. Neverridewith your arm or elbow
outside any vehicle. U AZ ny I1 &4 u !.
3. The man who attempts to alight
from q steam car while in motion ia o
fool d n ii ii Il q Oh i LII +
4. In stepping from any wheeled We
hicle while in motion, let it be from the
rear, and not in front of the wheels for
then, if you fall, the wheels cannot run
over you. ....,- ..
S. Never attempt to cross road or
street in hurry in front of passing We
hicle; for if you should stumble or slip,
you will be run over. Make up the half
minute lost by waiting until the vehicle
has passed, by increased diligence in some
other direction.
6. IfEyou want TO sleep well OF night,
avoid sleeping a moment during daylight.
Z. 1t is miserable economy to save
time by robbing yourself of necessary
sleep. - "a sa5r aEu#Ez
s. If you find yourself inclined to wake
up at regular hour in the night and re-
main awake, you can break up the habit
in three days, by getting up as soon as
you wake, and not going to sleep again
until your usual hour for retiring; or re-
tire two hours later and rise two hours
q earlier for three days in succession not
sleeping moment In daytime.
8. If infants and young children are
inclined to be wakeftll during the night,
or very early in the morning, put them to
bed later; and besides, arrange that their
day nap may be in the forenoon
- 10. s.0rder is heaven first Law" reg
ularity is natures great rule hence the
reglarity in eating, sleeping and exercise,
has very large share in securing long
and healthful life. ''a'
IL. Ifyou are caught in drenching
rain, or fall in the water, by all means
keep in motion sufficiently vigorous to
prevent the slightest chilly sensation until
you reach the house then change your
clothing with great rapidty before blaz-
ing fire, and drink instantly pint Of some
hot liquor.
II. To allow the clothing to dry upon
you, unless by keeping up vigorous exer
else until thoroughly dried, is suicidal
@l3. Drop yourself to the ground from
lie rear of any vehicle when the horses
are running away, if you must get cut at
all
IA If you are conscious of being in a
passion, keep your mouth shut, for words |
increase it. Many person has dropped |
dead in rage. a
10. 1t does not require word to make |
vilianouslie /; whatever is intended to de- |
ceive or mislead, that is falsehood So |
it does not require dagger or bullet to
kill man the mean SANDER, a contemp-
tuous shrhg, may blast the reputation,
and wilt the heart and life away.
Is. If aperson ''faints," place him on
his back and let him alone; he wants
arterial blood to the head and it is easier
for the heart to throw it in horizontal
line, than perpendicularly.
IL. If you want to get instantly rid of
a beastly surfeit, put your finger down
your throat until free vomiting, and eat
nothing for ten hours.
Is. Feel noble pride in living within
your means, then you will not be hustled
off to acheerless hospital in your last
sickness. s
. 10. If you would live to purpose, and
live long, live industriously, temporarily,
regularly, all the while maintaining SO
conscience void of offence, towards God
and towards man."