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The Russian Bath MIR. Whitney, at the corner
Of A street aud Missouri avenue has fitted up in the
most splendid style, Russian Bath. The luxury
Of this bath is well known II consists in the rapid
transition from the heat Of vapor made from pure
water to the cold Of ordinary spring water, passing
through the medium Of blood heat. II is on this
wise. You enter an air-tisht roomy box some ten
feet high, and thrust your head out into tho common
air through an aperture over which two napkins
hang. The door is closed and you draw close around
your neck the napkins. The vapor is now let into
the box and Immediately you feel tho most delicious
sensations. They must be realized to have any idea
Of them. In the course Of fifteen minutes, bucket
Of blood warm or tcpid water is showercd upon your
person increasing the agreeable sensations you felt
previously. Immediately thereafter a pail Of cold
water is showcred upon your body aud in an instant
you feel though you could leap over any obstacle
that might be presented 10 you for the exercise Of
your saltatory powers. A rubbing with a coarse
towel follows and you have gone through what every
Russian daily enjoys-a Russian Bath. MI. Whit
ncy deserves the prompt encouragement Of the pub
lie for his enterprise this thing SEQ his advertise
ment Ifevery man. woman aud child in tho city
would take the Russian bath daily, disease would
soon disappear from our midst.


Tyson's.--This entcrprising gentleman has in
front Of bis door remarkable figure. lis al Indisn
holding out the Calumet Of Peace. Al FIRST blush,
one would take Il for Santa Ana handing the pipo