The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1871-09-28
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Very gqcE yhhas been written on;thia sab-
ject, and written mwisely--ths facts. arc
that tfwhosoeYer sleeps uncomf fortabipy biyststs coo
wiAgetfsieEn ;Re hoist a window III ysish,,
when the % %mereary is1ate Zesofisa an salsui.iil
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Phe colder a sleeping; Z apartment pas ttt d, Tie
more unhealthy does it become, because cold
sopdspsss the earb0nics acid rfofmed By the
floor; and -breathed, and + iii .yttss
condensed form, he will die before the morn
ing. Hene 9, we must be governed by cir
rcumstances-- first thing is, You must be
comfortably warm during sleep--otherwise,
You are not refreshed, and inflammation Of
the lungs may be engendered, and life de-
stroyed within a. few days. ,y.g g.s.,s.s,1 ~,
An open door and AM open FIRE place are
sufficient for ordinary purposes in very cold
weather. When outer windows are opened,
it is well to haye;them down at the top two
or three inches, and up at the bottom for
the same spdce. -, 1. : .,N'5 - 9
In +miasnlatic siocafiftiHesss--a Hss these are
along water-courses, beside millponds, marsh
es, bayous, river bottoms, fiat lands, and the
like-it is most important, from the & st Of
July until several severe frosts have been
noticed, to sleep with external doors and
windows closed, because. the cool air; of sun
set causes the condensation of the poisonous
Eenauations which were caused by the heat
Of the MONDAY sun to rise, fariabove the
earth--this condensation makes the air
Sc heavy" at sundewn, made heavy by the
qualification of the emanations by cold,
| and resting on the surface Of the earth in
| their concentrated and malignant form. they
are breathed into the lungs and swallowed
into the stomach, eorrupting the blood with
great ra pidity! r'.;.,t ytH".i ,: ~ : ''tt'n
By daylight, -theset condensations arc
male 50 compact by the protracted a eolness
of the night, that they are too near the surf
ace Of tile earth to be breathed into II Q sys-
tenn; but as the sun begins to ascend these
heavy condensatons, of a miasms begin to rise
again to the height of several feet above the
ground, and are freely taken into the system
by every breath and swallow; hence the
hours Of sunset and Of sunrise are the most
unhenlthy of all the hours of the twenty.
four in the localities named; and .noontide>
when the sun is hottest, is the most health
full portion of the day, because the mlasm is
so much rari6ed that it ascends rapidly, TO-
the upper regions. ..s..,.., ..,,,hq
The general lessons are: 1st Avoid ex.
posure to the out door air in nliasmatic 10
calities for the hours including sunset and
sunrise. ID. Have hlazing fro on the
hearth of the family room at those hours to
rarity and scad the piiasm upwards. ad
Take breakfast before going out OF doors in
the morning, and take tea befjre sundoxn.
Then being out after night is not iriurous.
: HaKs journal Of II alh..
The Mail calls Brooklyn "New York's
bedroom"
Japan has taken her place among civilized
nations. She has dollar store.
The Brooklyn Eagle calls Ben. Butler
"Lowell cynocephalus." ~. I 49,. .
"a crumbling political anomaly".is what
Southern paper calls Alex. H.. Stephens
A Chinaman who had his npse, cut off
during little alteration in San franfIsco
had il carefully packed and sent home 10
show his friends one of the American Gus
toms. ,..... .t..s.y: g.. s.-,. ... =
The price for a husband whipping his
wife in Selma, Alabama, is fifty d0llars. Il
the wife whips the husband, twenty-five
dollars will foot the bill, r'... .