ynter.Cure for Ladies'.
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Popular Work on the Health. Diet. and Regimen OF Fe


ea,es; With Full Account of the Processes Of Wser-


Cure Illustrated By vaS cases BY Mrs L. Sn1w' ;,


(Pp l6. i2;no Wiley Ind Putnam.


This book is full Of excellent advice and instruc-
ZION for ALL whether believers in Water'Cure or not
It's directions for the preservation as we'll as restot-
tion of health very good, very plain, and al
practical, and person observe them faithfully
without bsneGt. A great amount Of valuable intor-
nation with regard TO Diet, Bathing, treatment OF
Children, &c. sc. is here collected from the best
authorities, with excellent directions for preparing
healthul food, applying Hydrorathic remedies, &c.
We clip the following statement OF remarkable
cure:


al, was that Of child seven months OF age.
This infant having lost its mother AT It's birth, wet
nurse was procured, such as was considered by the
ph, sicians To lie healthy one. The child was re-
moved 10 u plantation, where ague and fever was
common. After remaining while, the nurse was
taken with the ague, and subsequently The child.
Both had the disease severely. At the commence
ment the nurse Ia young woman) was healthy and
| strong. Her diet aud general regimen were how
ever, as bad as could well be ;-conssung much oi
bacon, fine bread, butter, gravies, rery strong tea
and coffee, ,ciReS, &c. which lbiogs, also, the child
was taught 10 take. The usual anodyne and pursa-
tive medicines taken by the nurse, and gwen 10
the child At first, the little was the picture OF
health and cheertulness. AT seven months, in an
almost dying state, II was necessary 10 take II from
the nurse ltseycs were glassy-its head languidl.
dropping upon The shoulder and It's naturally clear
and white skin had changed TO uniform yellow,
almost like that OF mulatro. Its lips were COM
pressed and OF neary the samc color the face. IL
was OF course much emacia,ed-its cheeks hanging
down, and its whole expression OF one continual
suffering. For weeks II had not been seen TO smile.
|, was now put under the Water-Cure treatment
and a, the same time weaned. The chill and fever
took place every other day. At first on ',he well
day." wet sheet sweating was produced, accom-
panrd by various ba,hings. Never before had the
child been given drop OF water Now 1t took it
greedily, and soon rejected IFS accustomed drinks
On the sick day it being the second OF the cure,
yer, active treatment prevented the chill and lever
and IL lras nerer aUoced TO return.


REAL CHARIrY.-The good people OF Boston
subscribed $4,000 for the General Hospital
S60,G00 for the New AtheDeum, and S2O,O0U
for the Female Asylum. May they always h4y,
II In their power 10 be thus liberal.