Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-06-11
NUDE. NOT IMMODEST
Bathing Stories from Japan.
interesting Reading.
WATER OF HIGH TEMPERATURE
,,r.,gurf. 4sionished 10 see Men. Women
sud Children Bathing i'll One Large
T1b-The Indifference to
NudiiN shown.

Ifk JAPAN May L. TX I'D DdlC9'"
,..ry. La, on Ji agnostics, could hardly DE
.-te..ed 20 mpa'hize with the old Hebrew
-.,I.r.. which piacAs cleanliness next 10
.I.g.--. Tie, make cleanliness the first
.a-v.e,le~. and the daily bath the first
"a. duties While New York has mad 10
,gr Inf. the wear 1891. before project
.-a started for supplying the great uu-
..g>a-. wIu baths - a reasonable rate,
ne metropolis OF Japan has offered such
.rug,--.ir!-, IS far back As the records go
la.-o has to-day about 500 public baths. IN
winch 100 gUU D, rsouS. or almost Il third OF
The t5pIIa-ton barh- every day. at the cost
u one cent for each not bath: and besides
.tsEyer, family, except some Of the very
poorest mas lis own private bathroom III
ne house or ~ least tub and plenty Of hot
r.sc.
W. are 500 accustomed To regarding
Oriental races IS barbarons, or semi-civ-
1eG. -Aa' -f is a wholesome check 10 our
..1l.~lu dwell occasionally on those things
. which ar are Tie barbaIiauS and the
A,.a..g~ gv. i2rd. Everybody knows that
~ fng .,u par more attention to personal
,-slln--> ,aaG ANY other European nation,
Ht America Is perhaps even ahead of
England u ru.- respect. ct DR.. !. '.
Shoemaker. professor of diseases or the
.s, 'r -n- N,tiCo-C hirurcical college of
% .a"r... remarks IN his recent work
r HrrtGf, Heal h and Personal Beatty"
'.. -. "r- vino = called upon to maize
a..-g. Examinations Of applicants for en-
,a.,- u '.. military service can con-
.ea'.. -4H hat more than a fraction
90. .r cases SO presenting themselves,
l.a 0Hr r-ga'G for the social and by
.--.. demands oil extreme niCctN of person.
especial IS n The American hotels that
'a nlru is neglected. except in the largest
"t,> witch. u- rule. are Shamefujly de
Gar' 10 such facilities. and those that
.ssr them u cuarga ask almost proiibitiYe
prices tyrrhal use.
Hos Uugu better they order those
things ua 'ar other side Of the Pa
%, b. Japan. if yuu stop at the
aar .a-g inn cor lunch. a
..a . u..r- j, brought in which to
'.,.' 'r", and If Won stay for the night,
'ar.. .a. % na1m been assigned 10 YOU
n.e.s appears To conduct YOU 10 the
r'. G. -ur Use nr which no charge IS
Tissue Nothing surprises them more than
.r,.ETno refuses 10 take NJ least one
81 pl.aatIE. They themselves are more
r.. ra,. 'wo OF hree: and the conse-
',..- that The Japanese are the c!eanest
.rrr B.. ..r world. You maV De hemmed
). n. ... .e.-,,f crowd in Toxic ON sui
.a...'I tat OF stand among oltSA Work
V...n >,anr clothing Is wet, and never
~.lg..ra.-trl.> DE- aYeDded bv that disa-
-leaay.. Summer odor Of humanity. which
a--.G n- rur.,..aule in other countries tin-
circumstances.
Aa.rI. ~ TO Prof. Chamberlain of the
l.'er-.rs NJ Toxic. Cleanliness Is one of
...= ., .r.g.ua. Items of ,Iapapese riyiliza-
n,l. Ara.~r gg other fhirrs Japanese
a-,r .,.,.r- ~. ,,l,:r., l,,". - +,,T,y RI
q, .r-.. ,,rE,. r.,a-. C'nrheS bur they do rot
H4s.r.r. bodies daily Ike The Japanese.
E.g SO. .n- after nave a5opted this Gus
'Vr. 'r,w -Ar.uurigiuai inhabitapts OF their
SAINTS ... tn-sr he Afnos-neycr ba,hed