Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-08-04

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About Sea Bathing.
soME TIMELY AND VALUABLE HINTS AND
CAUTIONS
Il i quite absurd to lay down positive
rules as to the time people should remain
in the water. since they do not carry watches
with them. And any days experience ON
the beach IN the season will show a great
many haihers sporting in the water for half
an hour or an hour and even longer without
any pcrccptble i'll effect. II Is quite com
mon practice among the Young to 20 IN,
take a bath. come out and he on the sand
20 in again. perhaps number of times.
There can however be no question that Tor
sanitary purposes. and a a matter OF pru-
dence. il j. better 10 take the bath and TO
leave the water for the day. What IS
wanted in ordinary bathing j. to carry
the chilling Of the body only 80 far as 70
promote the subsequent reaction. The trSt
sense of cold on entering the water Is soon
followed bN the feeling OF returning warmth
and this continues for some little time. 70
~ again succeeded hy a sense Of chllhncsS
The second cooling j. accompanied by
dlmmulIon IN the activity OF the circulation,
shown especial, by hlueue>s of the lips or
finger nails and this should invariably be-
regarded a. a signal for leaving the water AT
once 10 wait until the teeth chatter and
the ,kin Of the fingers becomes shuseIcd
Ike those Of a ~asher~oman is IN very
high degree imprudent- For those VINO
have Young children or inValIds under their
charge and Who are able 10 observe and
regulate the exact time Of their stay IN the
bath it NAV bc said that this may he ac-
rorilng 10 the condition of the .kln, some
where between two and fifteen minutes. II
y always safe to err on the side 81 prudence
and To ca, the bath uccdlcs.ly short rather
than To- prulong it at any risk. One should
enter sea bath comfortably warm and ~
crcI>c nctI,cl, duuug the stay in the water,
The temporary chilling Of the surface "!..
then give place quickly % gloW. which
ma, bc Kept up Or even increased by thor
oush rubbing.
rhcrr arr very seldom opportunities for
diving into the SEA. and only very small
number OF bathcr> are expert enough I" q"
H. The best plan !, 10 Na.k or run rapidly
into the water v lling ont AZ once far enough
either 10 J.p the whole person, head and All,
nr "a allow a aAyc tu break over the bIthcr.
some ike ,n have a bucket Of sea water
dashed over them before going gn- Once su
The, water aud Thoroughly net, one need only
krtu moving. OCCASIONALLY going under
wave. As long a, the water Is agreeable, and
ih-r,- il uu sense uf Chl!iur>. II j. not
'A'c Z" swim 2" 'hr sea "M'n 't' '''' !
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dried ana rubbed GOWN ~''ll ''A
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ADDS greatly 10 me Dement, "' '''' ~
bathing lmmed'at'lt MVe' 'i' hi'''''"!
bath a '!ish' Iunch should 'e 'aHe' anu "
There i ai'er"ard any sense o' eHI'iiil'N''
eNrrci>c ~ some iofm' Nueh a. plI''A'"N' ''"-
pms or walking loh PIAZZA, h"t n '''e SUM-
should folio" nm i"r '-h an hou' OF an
hour hen nap i "ite" very asfeea"'e'
and "ot IN any way harmful
d, henehciAI effects oil sea nA''li'e upon
oiildtrn are usually 'tri maniie't' e'pI''a'-
y in the weakly ana delicate. fof u'tm'
the outdoor NE al the '.ash"fe ana 'ue
stimulus oi the sa!t AR ana water VIII q
ten Il" more than any tome known 70 'he
druggist All good effects "incH th!Sn' "e
eNp'e.ed from the bathihg are hu!4'a'u OH
the ir'sht and nervous Sh"cA' ana u'eie may
be lriI lasting impression OF terror "IIIch
will for many years prevent ehJoymeht OF
even comfort 70 the water me proper way
/ 70 get the lttle ones gradually aet"'t"m-
ed 1" the sea- TO let them nave theH oa'llhS
clothes ON and play on the beach, when the!
will 90 TO the edge OF the water ana per
haps lind their own way m Inc "hoie per
son should always De thoroughly "e"eu'
and as early a. possible on entering me
water II Is a very BAD thlns 10 iet chlld
get IT. ieet and hahds chllied ior any iehs'h
OF time without the mead ana oodi oelhe al
so subjected TO cold; Neglect oi th'' may
give rise to head ache and good deal oil
discomfort. yer! olu people should' Oh
sul' a. ITac'loii ~ 'ieni oi'en " ~ ~
lhPefiect,.' anu 'i,e ta'.sus ma, oe M
rious 10 .iieni; pu' 'i'te Is "o' a'"a!S '"e
, case' anu no uehiiite rune .an o' 'a.p W.
i.ere is no 'aiiu ooJee.ion @ ~ oa'n I
any any 'i'iie u siie ua, Ai'.i u" 10. a.
l ne reason lOE dNOlulhS tuis u siHlpiy Nilal