{"newspaper_name": "American watchman and Delaware advertiser.", "edition": "01", "page": "p1", "byline": ""}
10 HonseOires-T he following remarks from The
Boston Medical luelligencer, in which good and
simple method is suggested to correct the vitiated
atmosphere in bedchambers, is recommended to
your particular attention:-


Small closets and concealed beds are extremely
injurious, especially to young people and nvalids.
When persons are from necessity obliged to sleep
IN them, it will be advisable every morning imms
dately alter rising, TO dsplace all the bed clothes,
and 1t the sky be serene, to open the doors and win
dows. The various methods which luxury has o-
vented to make houses close and warm contribute
not little to render them unwhoesorle. No house
can be wholesome unless the air has free passage
through it. For which reason, houses ought daily
to be ventilated by opening opposite windows. and
admitting current of fresh air into every room.
Beds, instead of being made up as soon as people
rise out of them, ought to be turned down, and ex-
posed TO the fresh air from the open windows thro
the day.-This will expel any noxious vapor, and
cannot fail to promote the health Of the inhabitants