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The tehid bath is applicable to all diseases to which the cold effusion may be applied, and is generally preferred when there is any doubt of the strength being sufficient to react after cold immersion. It possesses very con- siderable efficacy in reducing the general e'z- citement, and in lowering and lessening the frequency of the pulse in fever; it is safe, in a high degree grateful, and may be extended to almost the whole class of febrile diseases, such as typhus, scarlet fever, small pox, S:c. @ fancy. During the time of puberty, that is. for about two years at that period, cold and sea bathing should be avoided, both in the case of boys and girls; but the tepid bath may then be used with great advantage. .

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