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National Republican., 1883-01-29
THE VIRGINIA MIDLAND RAILWAY.
THE TRUNK LINE TO THE SOUTH: SOUTH
WEST, AND WtsSI

Schedule IN eject bee "a Der =. 1ssl;
ilO q. M New Orleans Mall daily, makinc close
o0nncTunns TO all points south and southwest,
WIN, inllnihn sleeping Cars from Washington
Nh DNnNilc 70 Atlanta, and Atlanta to New
IIitTt,ns .hllo Washington to New Orleans via
d2p |. m-l;0uisyillc Fast Line, daily, via Char.
lOUcSNiUc, Huntington, and Lexington, to Gin.
clnnatl, Louisville, and all Western pUints.
mnklmg direct connections aud with solid train
Louisville.
l0S5 y. m-Southern Mail and Express. daily to all
points south and southeast, yln Dan VILE and
Charlotte. with Pullman Sleeping Cars, Wash
. tngton to gu t. O..
For all points on MANASSAS Division tnkc 7itO a. In
train daily. except sunday. For Warrenton
=, take i:l0 II, m. ana l2O u. m trains, daily.
FOR tickets ana all information, inquire at Com.
phnys unce, tOl Pennsylvania aVCnnv or nt Uuon
with telephone system .l.s-...-.,4a..
NJ SLAUGHTER, n. MACDANIEL
General Passenger Agent. AgCnt.
D. SOL HAAS, Traffic Manager SclS
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Norfolk and New York Steamers.

THE STEAMER LADY or THE LAkE
will leave her wharf, foot OF Sixth street, every Mnn
day. Wednesday, n,id FridaN, at y o'clock -. ~.
loucmuG AT Pln'y Point, poipt lookantand Fortress
CONNEC rING Al NORFOLk WITH THE BOI.
TON AND rJtONIDENCE SrEAN Elr-s
First.cluss fare to Fortress Monroe mud Nurlu.s. S1
~ coud-casS i,re 10 FORTRESS Monrot aud Npiolk 70
Firsu-cn44 lrctO Ptuuy Point una Point IUnkont NJ
ReuIEnlgG.- leaves NOrIull rueilys Thursdays.
una s''"'iiniy iE N NilWNoRK spEANEHs. u~tE .
.JOlIS GlBNOS and E q. KNIGHT, lruvr pior u,
East River New York, every Snluriuy iUt A. ui,
aud GcoggrloNu every Ihur6dny ~ a. M, For nu,
tigultrs apply g Agent Gi Water street Georgetown
once Gla Linecmth stgeqs, ~ MAJ; Mst Bank u pud
q. ticket office 1851 Pa ave, ~. Mare llOtel and ~
boat llygl ALEkED MQoD. gerrlry..
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Our Establishment is open every
evening until 10 y. III.

we always keep In stock complete sets OF Harpcr's
HalfHour Series, Franklin square and seaside Ii
brarics.
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THE MARKETS.
The Professional Traders Have the Stock Ex-
change to Themselves.
Tcyerish and Generally Unsettled Market
The Price Lists.
SATURDAY IN WALL STREET.
.l.s.f,y 1fss,ofgh


NEW York, Jan. 21.-The market opened
fevcrish and irregular, the trading being
mainly confined to professional speculators
Outside business was very small and the com
mission houses said the public was doing
nothing. There was nothing in carly trans
nctions of moment except that the prices were
a trinc higher, owing mainly TO the post buy
ing Denver, aud advancing it 2s points, but
this improvement was very short lived. North
west common weakened and fell II points,
carrying the rest of the list down in sympa-
thy Smith sold the bulk OF Northwestern. The
Omaha stocks declined 1@1l per cent, but at
noon there was some recovery in the general
list and rally of to per cent. followed ON
n favorable bank statement, but business con-
tinucd light and the operators were all pro-
fcssional The Gould stocks were weak, and
Texas Pacific declined IL.
On the second call frmer feeling prevailed,
Denver reaching Az, and J TO from the
lowest on the remainder of the market.
Money lent at 3 to A. Stocks lent at B.
Sterling exchange was quiet and steady.
Government bonds were firm. 1t was be-
lieved the government would soon oner to
buy the remaining 3As at 1908, and interest to
cease May 1.
At o'clock stocks were stiff and quotations
higher, but a dull market.
Denver reached As, st. Paul advanced i
above the opening, and Union Pacific went to
90l
At 2:30 p. m. the market was quiet and
easier.
National Republican., 1883-01-29

n 1i s-la 4t.. Ia}aH
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Mt, Vernon! Mi. Vermont
STEAMER W. w. oAnConAN !

Leaves sovonih.strect wharf DAILY except sunday
for MI Vernon at IN o'clock u M returning, reaches
Washington about GIO y, IN. n - m .H a.
nuIO .. LII BLAKE Uaptain
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wenavo received tic following New aud Recent


We have received the following New aud Recent
Publications: y. = sis o. .f'' % saaaas
Los Secrets des Boprbons. Par Charles Nau-
Les Fnuitivas dc Ninunc. Par Adolph ielOt.,. -
Trbund Almanac 1885,. 70
iiOnCspun stories By Ascot r. HUpc..,.,,,o,, 1 -
Historic AlllAAire, tontemporilne, Par Fred
eric Gnniunaal tn two volume s....., . 50
un DrHme g lA Salporiere. Inr xavier de
Aiontepiu. In two yolumes. .,,.,.,;'.i,,,. 2 40
The ,It,ys OF Harrow. Byf Karl Emil frauzos... 1
Tyndlllon ......,,,, 80
Souvenirs dun i1ppmnti letters lntlnies sur q
'NmeTque Par De BecourtD. D.,,,......r...,,, 4 70
@ lHpitain0 Burle Far mllIula, ,..,.. I 10
The Uso ofthu Voice ~ Heading ana speaking. =
Bv Rev Il. u. Russell ,,,",....- 30
Mrs. Lorimerj skecnip black and white BY
L'Art FTanoRlsi Dopuis Dix Ans. Par Henry
"
Confession dc sNintopcuve. Par Louis Nicol'
I'Art duNNI1I Siecle, Troiseme scre,.......,, 10
'O'Hs Csssasfiac froIdsiMe paitic, j. ilo
W6od6sTfys VfIlSyfiS .,,..,,, B. 50
The Congressional Directory ",..",,,."".,",",o, -
National Republican., 1883-01-29

WiibOr's Cod.I.iNer on and Lime. PERSONS
vino have been taking eOd.lver Oh Will be pleased
20 learn that Dr. Wilhor hRs sucoepded from direc-
ig the Pure Oh and Lime in such mRnner that II Is
pleasant to The taste, pnd Us effects In Lung Com,
pluiutS are truly wonderful. Very many person
whose cases were pronounced homeless, aud Who hnd
talirn tlo clear nll Tor q long time without marked
eGl, lave been entirely cured by using THIS prcpUrA
;ion. Bo sure aud yet the gemniuc Manufactured
ohE by a, u. MlLbuk, Chemist, Boston, sold hy
an druggists. .a'r. N' ia29imw6t
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stocks for the day, as corrected by special wire
reports received by Bateman s Co., bankers,
No. Corcoran buildingi
National Republican., 1883-01-29
4 Positive Cure
AnnlNIhNIlho lIILle

ssSsg1>N ScI5S' N salog;sS,sStS Ssq% | SrTil;
Ray FEVER i.iSisey siisgs iSSsS$%o%. IIass1lil%G q
duJll colds, ,conprtGylcnslh lhe sores, and restores
the innseol taste and smell lcneiiehi results ARE
viii cure Ulieim4el FOR colds NJ llcn4. AgreGabe
10 use. Send for circular aud Testimonials SOld by
druggists, ny mail, 5Or. u package-stamls. =,
ElN's CNEAM balm Cor Uw,go, NJ "
National Republican., 1883-01-29
stsnmboat seiurs. ynn IN.
M STEAMEn EXCEI.SION :

On ,lUlssDAYS and THURSDAYS at D p. III. and
r SATURDAYS ut5;p0 y. III.
First -ciss fare a. fortress Monrun and NVriolk 4. ~
SECOND, class Iaro 10 Ill Monroe. ana NOriOH...l %
Tirsl-cln 5 fare Ia rhoy Point and POut Look
oul.,,',',.. ,.,",''.. ~
SecOud.cusS iare tO Hiney Point and 'Pgib Look
.-~'- "a
Tickets and stntcrOOms for sale and information
furnished At B. w, Reeds Sons, No. lalB T. street
northwest n. aud a. ttEol uiCc, l3it POnnsYl ynniR
nvonuc; 81. Marc Hotel, ltOOsrs cigar Stands, NJ
principal Hotels II, H. polkmhorh, ncN 20 City Post
once, and at company's Office WHARF
.mr.t ,nu i-I". i GeIle.Nl Superintendent
WM.p WEIGH, Agcn. N lla q l..it. svlS
National Republican., 1883-01-29

StFENCE the now Illustrated scientific weekly.
Firrt nimbctwlll no reay In about two weeks. Sub
scrlpllon per annum 50; single copies - cents.
National Republican., 1883-01-29

PIense hear in mind our cstnbiIshInent
is kept open every evening WntnIO .. In.
National Republican., 1883-01-29

Whole tickets, s. lia!r tickets. ST. 81 Hclets' ISL
55tickets, slOo. ,.ims ,. So o,,o. IN.
press. DON'T SE,NllrBN HEGLSrERED LETrER
orPpSr-otEICE ORDER Orders OF 81 and upw1rd
by press can sent 1T Our expense. Address a Or
ders 10 r., NJ BOARDMAN, COurer-J Journal build.
ing, LOuBvulc, by. j. w. tiENiii(, Gil Nvw jersey
National Republican., 1883-01-29
Grabslers @uiot.
ClnEsArEANE AND ONO hAlLwAN
-
THE NEW TRUNK LINE

Eor Rates. Tickets to all points West. location in
Pullman Cars, and Full Information ot RoitN i,,I
connections, ppnly AT {. e o. 1Vy Uncc 5iS Ponusyi.
Nhnin avenue, Washington, ~. q,
H. W. FULLER. General Passenger Arent
C. w. SMITH. General Manager. ociIiy
National Republican., 1883-01-29
Pure and InYiS0pating.

r 'rortt'" .l,. '.at '.1rra-t q rf. H
.Hrs rrr-H IA ,t,l isaW tiH..
agrntn. Hiwss -IW lNA
rF .rALN f"'t
National Republican., 1883-01-29

We receive regularly by European steamers the fol
lowing Foreign Papers, Magazines, and Fashion
Daily Republican., 1883-10-31
Tho Preachers Quiet Habits.

Sedentary and studious men
sometimes become Frustrated be-
fore they know it. Those who
spend much time in close mental
work, and neglect to take enough
exercise, often find their stomachs
unable to do the work Of digestion.
The liver becomes torpid. The
bowels act irregularly. The brain
refuses to serve as it once did.
Their preaching becomes a failure,
and there is a state Of general mis-
ery. So many ministers have been
restored to health by the use Of
Browns Iron Bittcrs Il 1T the clergy
generally are speaking to theli
friends Of this medicine as the very
best tonic and rcstorer they know
Of. 1t restores thin and watery
blood to its proper condition by
toning it up with the purest and
most invigorating preparation OF
ron that science has ever made.
1t is pleasant to take, and acts
Immediately with the happiest re
suits, not only on the parsons, but
on other folks as we'll J
Daily Republican., 1883-10-31

THE TEXAS uprising of negroes
turns out about ds was predicted by us
yesterday, A despatch says there was
no foundation whatever for the rumor
Of the outbreak. The place where it Is
reported to have occurred, is only a
small crossroads and the Governor is
81 'vrreiy censured tor getting scared at
norhing, This Southern associated
pr ~ despatch may now be laid away
on the shelf to keep co npany with the
one that brought the news of three hun.
dred eases Of diphtberia at Greensboro
No til Carolina. when there was but
one case. Riots committed by negroes
as reported by the Southern Associa t,t
Press dispatches should be accepfa
with a considerable degree OF allow
anCe.
Daily Republican., 1883-10-31
- Med" Cassidy's Praaka.


"Ned" Cassidy seems TO take delight
In showing what an easy thing 1t IL to
escape from the officers of the law.
About year ago, when arraigned be-
fore the Supreme Court charged with
serious infraction of law, he deliberate
ly got up within the bar railing, walked
ont Of rear door, down the steps To
the hall below and out through the
front door and escaped before he could
be- intercepted. Ned" saw proper for
the good OF his health to remain up In
Chester until a kind Of semi-forgetful
state came over those who had business
with him, when he again made his ap-
p4arance in Wilmington. Soon after
wards he found himself before the
Municipal Court, but the Judge sbeing
80 favorably impressed with NED" !"
let him 20 on his own recognizance for
farther hearing "Ned" thought
this thing had gone about far enough
and that it was good time to visit
Chester again.
His visit TO that town, however, this
time was brief, and knowing that he
had the good opinion of the Court any
how, he returned back ON Monday, and
going to Mr.. Conner's store to get a coat
he had pawned, he took it without per-
mission, without waiting for any one
to come and give it to him and was
about making way with it when he was
overhau ed by officer Osborne and. as
sisted by officer Marquess, he was taken
before Squire O'Neill's Court. But
" Ned" didn't care for either Squire,
or constables, and when the officers
backs we're turned, he delibera tey
walked out the back way and gave Off
Ger Osborne the trouble of scaling a
fence eight feet high, and rushing
througha house before he re,captured
him. Slippery" Ned"
He was ,hen taken to the police
station, and yesterday he was hand
cutfed and put in charge Of officer
Piersou, WHO 1t was supposed would BIZ
Ned's" match on either sea or land,
to take to New Castle, but willy Ned
cared no more for officer Pierson than
he did for the two Courts he had treated
so contemptuously, and when the CARS
started and the officer was looking for a
drink of water, he quietly slipped of
the handouts and stepped outside.
When the officer turned to look for him
he was heading up Water street as if be
had urgent business. "Ned" is no
doubt enjoying himself amongst his
Chester friends again, but there is NO
} use fretting over his escape. He will
be back again in few days to teach
the poicea thing or two they havn',
learned yet about prisoners escaping
Daily Republican., 1883-10-31

THOSE WHO knew that some of the
Dover rioters ought to be convicted and
still did not expect any convictions, will
be agreeably disappointed to hear that
at leas' two of the outlaws have been
convicted, mot withstanding the fac: tina,
they had such able counsel as Senator
Eli Salisbury, ex State Secretary james
l.. Wolcott and George V. Massey, three
leading members Of the Dover bar. The
charge of the court was very strongly 3
against the rioters, but no stronger .har
the facts warranted Chief Justic,
Comegys resides at Dover, AMI was, a,
might be expected, very solicitous tha
the fair fame Of Dover for good ordel
might not suffer. No doubt there wer,
several more of the accused rioters tha
escaped, who were Just az guilty a.
tho = who were convicted, bat nm
fortunately for the sake of Justice, tn.
positive evidence was lacking to con
meet them with it. One Of those con
victed, Denney, is said to be out il
Colorado, and only Smith will be made
to feel the rigors of violated law.
Daily Republican., 1883-10-31
AYERS PILLS.

n large proportion of the diseases which
.allse human suffering result from derange-
men: Of the stomach, bowels, and liver.
AYERS CATHARTIC PILLS act directly upon
:Eese organs, and are especially designed TO
cure the diseases caused by their derange-
nenl, including Consti ipation, Indiges-
ion, Dyspepsia, Headache, Dysentery,
and host Of other ailments, for all Of
which they are a safe, sure, prompt. and
pleasant remedy. The extensive use Of these
PILLS by eminent physicians III regular prac-
ice, shows unmstakably the estimation IN
which they are held by the medical profes-
sion.
These PILLS are compounded Of vegetable
substances only, and are absolutely free from
:alome or any other injurious ingredient.
4 Sufferer from Headache writes:
"AyER's PILLS are invaluable to me, and
Sre my constant companion. ! have been
severe sufferer from Headache, and your
PILLS are the only thing | could look to
Tor relief. Dne dose will quickly move my
bowels and free my head from pain. They
are the most effective and the easiest physic
| have ever found, 1t is IA pleasure TO me to
speak in their praise, and always do 50
when occasion offers.
w. l.. PAGE, Of W. l.. Page & Bro"
Franklin St., Richmond, Va, June 8, 1852.
81 have used AyER'S PILLS in number
less instances rs recommended by you, and
have never known them to fail to accomplish
! The desired result. We constantly keep them
IN hand at our home, and prize them az a
pleasant, safe, and reliable family medicine.
FOR DYSpEPSlA they are invaluable
j. +. HAYES"
Mexia, Texas, June Il, 1Ss!
The REV. FRANCIS Is. HARLOwE, writing
from 1in"tn, a., says: "For some years
past | have been subject to constipation,
| from which, in spite of the use Of medi-
cines Of various kinds, | suffered increasing
Inconvenience, until some months ago !
began taking AYERS PILLS. They have
entirely corrected the costlye habit, and
have vastly improved my general health"
AYERS CATHARTIC PILLS correct irregu-
Arities Of the bowels, stimulate the appe-
lite and Digestion and by their prompt and
thorough action give tone and vigor TO the
whole physical economy.
PREPARED BY
Dr. &c. Aver & Co., ., Lowell, Mass.
C..tJ 49,,
Daily Republican., 1883-10-31
DUGBY EVENING SCHOOL.
A Thorough Business InstituttOp

This school will reopen on Monday evt
ming. October LIST. Classes Ia 0ok.hrepip,
MathematicsandP Penmanship will be taueh, /,
Persons wishing further Information will ~
ply At room No. 4. Ma onic Temple, or writ
TO DIX. MUkPHEY, Principal OF Kuvb,
Academy. sp2v-ln
Daily Republican., 1883-10-31

ONE OF THE latest and most import.
ant improvements invented in rail-
roadng, is the Rote automatic car
brake. Latest because it has not been
applied generally but undoubtedly will
be, and important, not only that it is
labor saving invention but life say.
ing one as wei. 1t isa Lancaster in
vention and was tested by the Penrsyl.
vania Railroad in that city at the Penn
Iron Works, few days ago with the
greatest satisfaction. The New Era
that witnessed the test, is satisfied tha
the full sized apparatus will work NOR.
sat isfactorily than The model. With AZ
improved automatic brake for freight
cars that will work as well AS the West.
Inghouse does for passenger cars, and
| then with the fortunate invention o,
a safety seIf-coupler for the same cars
We would not hear almOst daily of III,
alarming slaughter of brakemen. W.
hope Mr.. Rote's invention will prove
grand success.
Daily Republican., 1883-10-31

| have been using Swift's Spccihc IN my
practice for quite long time. and regard
IL the best combination as blood purifier
and tonic. 1t is entirely vegetable, beng
composed of the extracts Of root which grow
in this section Of Georgia. ! am familiar
with Its history from the time the formula
was obtained fom the Indiana 1t IL a Ger.
tain and safe remedy for all kinds Of blood
poison and skin humor, and there never has
been failure to cure. have cured blood
taint In
THE THIRD GENERATION
with 1t, after had most signally failed by
the most approved methods of treatment
, v ith mercury and i-dide Of potassium.
FRED A. TOOMER. M. d.,
Perry, Houston Co.. Ga.
Our treatise on Blood and Skin diseases
mailed free o applicants.
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO.,
Drawer 3, Atlanta, Ga,
Daily Republican., 1883-10-31

~ ~ ICE-l. OLIVER n. PAkkY. OWN
~ er Of the hO -e kuo" n AS the Washing
ten hotel. situated or ihe' Concord pike School
District No 8, Bra dS win" Hundred. Uunty
Of New tast 10 and state 81 delaware, in rom
piano with the re u rem nts Of the Act. .
the General Assembly In .lch cil SC made and
provided. do hereby xivr ~ tice that ] shall
Apply IN mhtiny u the Go rt Of General Ses
i"Ns u' 'ne Peace and Jan Delivery Of the
state Of l'elawar in I'd r New nstle
90 Mt u Monday. TIE lath day of N0vem.
Ter. "A -. 1873. being tn" next term OF said
cour for II license for sa / house, as an inn
or tav. rn. f"r the sal thcrcin Of into 0xicatinv
II luo i. ~ .nSs quaDtitie than one quart. TO
b" irunh On the premises and the following
respect able citizens. residents of said district
recommend the said application. viz:
Curtis r"n"y. Ieorga B. IiOugherty.
II nry Juurn,y, VIM. W. Talley,
Ths TT p =, fhner =. Talley,
Uugh Hamsey. r : Harkins
, I,lpD ). Be.I,, Harry n Lnh,
INNS H-nr. Aaron u. Parry,
NpsrI pp,m--, Vii B. Talley.
Il o. p.u Hivhtield, George : Harkins.
or29 otd"'w' OLIVER II. PARRY.
Daily Republican., 1883-10-31
Always the Best.

Bat now better than ever. Bpecher
N" photographer, 3lj Market street i.
"nlarliug his ,ky-light, and it is now
h.. largest and best in this city. Can
work twO cameras at once, and picture.
taken quick as the Iightning's fash. He
Is now r'aiy for the biggest rush THAI
can com" every day and for the hoii
tayS. New iack grounds and acc"ssorir,
in ead esq styles. Guarant.rs to sni,
all al low prices, and pictures the fn".'
aud test. Remember Beecher, II;
Market street..
Daily Republican., 1883-10-31

THE News is mistaken when It says
Ned Cassidy escaped from Democrat,
Sheriff few years ago. 1t is not quirt
our year yet since he made his escape
aud il was from Republican Sheriff
The Democrats have enough to answer
for, and the Republicans are fully abl,
10 t,-a their share Of blame.
Daily Republican., 1883-10-31

TOME TO IO3 EAST SIXTH STREET
~ and see the goods we will open on Sat
urday morning. 1t will pay you to be on
hand we will MI your basket for 3 10 bags
Of Hour for 81; white loaf drips at l2c; new
buckwheat and new figs at l2c; new currants,
3hs for 25c We give a cup and saucer with
every pound of tea. Mincemeat, SHs for "
cents; prunes. an for 20 cents; Boston pickles,
at 10 cents quartz; b ginger snaps. lb cents;
3b crackers, IS cents; lunch biscuit. 10 cents a
n; sugar cured shoulders, at 10 cents, as 70,
as ham dried beef, Is cents Il n; lard. IN for
25 cents; Paradise coffee; fine dulce, Is cents.
Ladies, come to 1903 East sixth ST. eet ION Sat.
urday, ana see II ou can't buy the worth Of
" tor 81. Il. M. WlER.
Oc26 cit
Daily Republican., 1883-10-31

IINU LOAN-MONEY TO LOAN ON
i mortgage in sums to suit Apply 70
GEO. X. IOWNSkND oN-6t
Daily Republican., 1883-10-31
ART SHOULD BE MODEST.

Our artist s but OF remarkably SO when Oak
Hall concerned We do give fresh sketch daily, and
from what comes to us believe that thousands of people
are interested by them all done simply that we may
tell over and over the story that for Mems and b.
Clothing Oak Hall is your place to buy II we were It
write clothing essay to-day would be about Overcoa,a
We could fill column with the story.
WANAMAkER & BROWN,
OAK HALLS +. COR. SIXTH AND MARKET >1S. PHIlA.
Daily Republican., 1883-10-31

HEN. WIS. McNAlR, so WIDELY
Oand tasorably known as the principal or.
ganizer Of Grand Army Posts throughout the
State, In a letter to the Proprietor says
"Ont of the severcst colds ! have had for
years. nearly causing loss OF voice, WAS en-
tirely cured In less than two days.bya Ocent.
sample bottle Of your BRAZILIAN BALM
Sample hottie, containing 30 doses, only 10
cents. Druggists. oc2b-lw
Daily Republican., 1883-10-31

Dhu AUt:n'ltin nl,,nar'->.
Daily Republican., 1883-10-31
TRUNKS ANB TRAVELLING RAG

A TTEN NEION.-ALL PERSONS DE
"A string pure Drugs or Chem icals,or wish
hg their prescriptions or private receipt
,afefully compounded with pure materisl
sb0 uld 70 To the drug store Of
H. X. HNiNiHURST,
M Market ktta,S WtlrAInutOn, lisi.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1883-03-08
9aleHanlria Da4ette.
THURSDAY EVENING. MARCH :.

TIE U-E AND ABUSE Or BATHISG.-Dr
Dudley y. Sargent. medical director Of the
Union gymnasium. gave the fourth in his
talks on physical training at the Union hall
last week, taking for his subject Bathing :
its Uses and Abuses" He gave general
rules for bathing Is follows: a warm bath
with liberal use Of castle soap i best for
cleanliness. and night the best time. Twice
Il week i often enough. Too frequent warm
baths debiitatc the system. \ cool sponge
or wet cloth bath should he taken daily for
its tonic effect and Away, ii u warm room.
If strong and vigorous the bcs; time Is the
morning: If not strong. the cold bath mad
better be omitted ard the tcpid substituted.
After exercise, If greatly tatj2"ed take no
bath, but rub down vigorously with dry
towel. If Thoroughly warmed up. but not
tired. take Il tclid ~ro"2c bath staining
: Never take Il tub bath except when bathing
for cleanliness 4 warm shower bath fol-
lowed by Il cool -prnkin@ j, preferable to
cold bath after exercise Vigorous excr-
else renders Turkish and hot baths unneccs-
sary those should Dc reserved Tor medical
cases. SKIN disorders az, frequently caused
by excessive bathing and the u.e If too
much soap. Although general ru,cs Tor
bathing could hc given, every luan must be
guided by his OWN physical condition and
his occupation. --Bost1n .idccti$cr