Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-01-26

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b-rsihIng n, but tins s,-nssiioa sss,a
sssse. Asay-you know a al the rom, l.
veil ventilated, aud you lsegin /, ct joy
'hc deliciou. warmth shleh seem, io
you 10 il, silken folds. A kindly
attendant gives You cool water To- drink
and soo,hes away any lingering nervous
ness. Should your head he oppressed
II seldom Is. ho~cver-the congestion is
soon relieved by spraying the feet with
cold water. You Sit or recline at pleas
ure, gentle moisture soon begins to
c"ver your body. and usually in twenty
or thirty minutes you perspire freely.
Most bathers find this heat Sufficient to
induce perspiration, but if more is re-
quired, you pass still further on into the
"SuditOrium," or hot room, which has
ranging from l40 degrees to
100 degrees. In the Russian or vapor
bath, one sometimes mistakes the moist
ure, that collects on the body fron, the
vapor, for perspiration; but in this bath
of pure, dry, hot air, you know that the
moisture that covers you is the impuri-
ties of the body passing off through the
pores of the skin.
After sufficient time you are taken into
one of the shampooiDg closets. This
room lie also warm, and has f1oor, CELL ngs,
and couch Of marble. C'The word sham.
poo is from the Hindostanee tshampau
to press, to Squeeze" or, if you prefer
Webster, yeu will find his definition
uCoAiy VIC euuAC.J Auc dtttuudut, Will
hands of velvety softness dipped now
and then in tepid water, rubs the face,
nesk and shoulders, then the sides and
limbs; then each portion Of the body is
gently pressed and wrung until every
muscle and joint seems to have been
stirred. You are then struck series
OF light running blows, passing down
one side and up the other, until
you fairly tingle with new electricity.
A brush is then dipped into IL lather OF
perfumed soap, and you are so thorough
ly brushed that you wonder if you will
ever get away with anything but your
skeleton. The lather is then rinsed off and
you are sprayed, first with tepid water.
which is made cooler if agreeable. Wig.
orous people here indulge in the plunge,
but those of nervous temperature should
omit it altogether, ms the eXhilaration in
doced is followed by languor and nervous
exhaustion.
At last you are nicely dried and
Wrapped in the linen drapery, and again
20 pass into the reception room, where
YOU may recine at will Cor until the body
is cooled TO its natural ,emperature)
on soft couch. An indescribabe sense
of quiet and restfulness steals over you,
and perhaps you sink into dreamless
siumber, from which you awake to new
ness of life. Your dress-your skin is vel
vety soft,your step is elastic,your faculties
are clear-that great load of care that
you brought with you has vanished un-
der the magnetic influence of an artistic
bath. You pass ont into Gods blessed
sunshine with song in your heart, and
determination TO conquer all obstacles.
dorothy D!H, in Rurai Homs.
A 'THAMr" who has read the interviews