THE TURKISH BATH--CONTINUED. THE TRAVELLER'S BATH.

In chapter third we enumerated briefly a few of the ailments likely to

be either entirely removed, or, at all events, alleviated, by the use of

the Turkish Bath.

We think that Sir Erasmus Wilson mentions that terribly distressing

ailment eczema among those which yield to the emollient and cleansing

effects of the bath.

Kidney ailments, and even dropsy itself, have succumbed to its power.

"I have just," writes a medical man, "retired from the post of medical

officer of H.M. Convict Prison at Portland, and my late Assistant

Surgeon has kindly informed me how admirably it acts in kidney

affections, and I am anxious to have one as soon as possible."

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