{"newspaper_name": "The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware register.", "edition": "01", "page": "p4", "byline": ""}
70 housc7.ive8.--Thc following remarks
from the Boston Medical lntelligcncer, in
which good and simple method is suggest


cd to correct the vitatcd atmosphere III bed
chambers; is recommended to vourp particular
attention


"Small closets and concealed beds arc ex-
trcmey injurious, especially to young reo-
pie and invalds. When persons are from


necessity Obliged to sleep III them, it will be


advisable every morning. Immediately af-
ter rising, to displacc all the bedclothes, and
! it the sky be serene, to open the doors and
windows. The various methods which lux


ury has invented to make houses close and


waru, contribute not a little to render


them unwholesomc. No house can be whole


some unless the air has a free passage
through it. FOR which reason, houses ought
daily to be ventilated by opening windows,
and admitting a current of fresh air into eve
nv room.-Bcds. p4stcad Of being made up as
soon as people rise out them, ought to be
turned down, amt exposed to the fresh air
from tho open wnqows through the day
| This will eXpcl any ne.:ous vapor, and can
not fail TO promote the health Of the inhabi-
tants.o