BATHING.
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T1HE Bathing House, adjoining Maj. Days Dis.


L tlery, back Of Cumberand,street, is open
for the accommodation Of visitors That the
Warm Bath is relaxing and debiitating,n says
Doct j. g. Coffin. of Boston, F" s prevalent ..
pinion, though nothing is less founded in truth
when the bath is rightly managed.


The idea has arisen from msapplication OF
the BATH and the want of that discrimination which
distinguishes between the use and abuse Of good
thing, whose natural and constant tendency, in
this instance IS sooih the sensations and to raise
and invigorate the powers Of The body, and Of The
mind. Portland June So