The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1869-04-23

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nearly taken Oh, and MS sue se!ereV
by heavy piece o. stone "nic ci CAME - 49,
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Our friend Train t'so' frshes' u eoo
last week introduced US 70 one % INC sea'
Injuries We ever enjoyed ana 'n'' "as ''i'''
ISL bath, and hereafter We are resoi'oi ne'er
visit Boston without again enjoying one' VIC
can help IL. Go to IL Essex street anu Wy
on, and our word for II, you viii thank us Tor
introducing you. The Following Is the nodus
operaadi The Bather enters the reception
room, registers his name, and is there shown
into dressing room, where he disrooes, each
bather having separate apartment and ward-
robe. where he can lock up his clothes and val
uables. A gir,ilc Is then provided for him. and
he is now ready FOE the "Tepidarium." or
warm room. There his head Is wet with warn
water. A couch or chair Is provided with clean
linen, and with large sponge wet with warm
water, for pillow, he reclines or sits as he
chooses. for ten or fifteen minutes, until the
skin becomes sOft and moist. He is then ready
for the "Calidarium," or hot room; there, sit
ting or reclining, as before, he remains until
profa-e pcrspiration takes place, the head mean
uhile beinr kept wet with warm water. lie Is
then taken into the ..LavatOrium, !" or shampoo
inc nom. by the attendants, and there upon a
marble couch he is manipulated, not muscle
escaping the shampoocr's hands. ihat Proe~s
oompleted, he is shOmpooed from head to foot
with perfamei glycerine soap, which leaves the
skin ..sOft as velvet, and sleek rs satin" Then
comes the spray bath, warm at first, then COOL
then cold; and so gradual is the chanseof tenn
perature that no shock Is given to the system.
Then. IL the bather desires IL. DOUGH, Tubular
Shower. Plunge, or Swimming Bath, may be In
dulged IN. When the bather Is sufficiently
cooled, hot dry sheet Is thrown over him, and
with turoan on MS hoaa' nc Is u'"eteu "'o .''
'Frigidarium," or cooling room. Here reclin-
ing or sitting, he remains until thoroughly cool
and dry, when he is ready to dress. wiser,
cleaner and happier man. Nothing can be
more thoroughly rejuyenating than one Of these
baths. The elasticity and brilliancy experienced
after an indulgence IN one o' unc'e o''sHS", ''
uries, convince Us that they are as magical ana
beneficial as must have been the perennial wa
tiers which Dc Soto imagined would impart e'er-
nal youth. Remember the place. IL Lsscx S'''
Boston.
A y.isance.
We are obliged to publicly call attention OF
persons who in spite Of printed notices on our
doors, persist in visiting the JOURNAL printing
Office to the annoyance and "botheranon' OF the
hands. Persons hereafter violating the rule 10
Get permission from the EDITORS Office before
entering. whether acquainted with the hands or
not. will be forbidden the premises. This rule
does not apply to patrons Of the establishment
who have business with H.
B.r,,ary.
The Ct Falls Journal says on Friday night
9th inst, the store Of Mr.. f. A. Lord, on Mar
ket street, was broken into and about S'oworth
of goods stolen. Two boys named BiekiOrd and
Gerrish, who live in Lebanon, Me-, were arrest
cd on suspicion and the goods were recovered.
HIM Mater.
The warm weather Of the last few days has
caused the snow to melt with great rapidity,
and the river Is very high anu the water Is ris-
ing. We have heard Of no damage as yet.
M,..tpeis.
Morris Bros Minstrels give an entertainment
in shaw's Hall next Tuesday evening. They
claim to be the originals II they arc, they can't
be beat. '..
Foot Crushed.
ChasL Little6eld Of Alfred, conductor or tho
Portland 4 Rochester Railroad, hal one OF his
ie' se'erey 0ruS"e"' "hii0 eSs''e :" '"~N
ling the ears ut Waterborough Centre, lew
r., H.
uSs 'Ne'' $50