{"newspaper_name": "Holly Springs gazette.", "edition": "01", "page": "p3", "byline": ""}
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BATHING.--Df. Wilson, an eminent
London practitioner. in a recent treatise on
this subject. republished in New York,
makes The following suggestions:


NECESSITY OF WAsBING.--If the pores
be obs.ructed and the peispiration checked.
The constituents OF the transpred fluids will
necessarily be thrown upon the system.
and as they are injurious. even poisonous if
retained. they mus be removed by other
organs than The skin. These organs are
the lungs, the kidneys, the liver and the
bowcis. Bit 1t will be apparent 10 every
one that II those organs equally, or one
more than the other, which is generally
he Case. be called upon 10 perform their
own office plus that of another. the equilI>
brium Of health must be dis; uI bed, the op-
pressed organ must suffer from exhaustion
and fatigue. and must become the prey of
disease. Thus obviously and plainly. hab~
its Of uncleanliness become the cause OF
consumption, and other serious diseases of
the vital organs.


''As regards the frequency of abu:ion
the face aud eek. from their necessary ex.
posure to the atmospheric and the lmpuri-
lies " hIch tbs Latter contains, cannot escape
with less than two sabonaceous ablutious
IN the twenty four hours; the feet from the
confined nature of the coverings which are
worn over them, require at least one: the
armpns. from their peculiar formation in
reference TO the detepton Of secretions. and
also from the peculiar proportions of the
latter, at least once: aud the hands and ar ms
so many as nicety and refined taste may
dictate. No harm can arise from too fire.
qlen. ablurlons, much evil may result fro m
their neglect"