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Mly warm


-A om '-
Buifron


otbber


and moist


variety,


climate like


because


moderate degrees of


ent vitality


have


enough


nearly


cold, .and


energy,


that of Plori&


such


even
will,


brave any considerable degree of colJ


 iyh must do


benefit


of the climate.


invalids


if they have
or persever-


day and night,


A climate


it not only be such as to render it safe for them to be out at


suitable hours


in-doors.


, but to entice them out, to make them ashamed


A mean winter


temperature of


about


rl'

r,
 It
 .1



 '1 *
 A,


spring


temperature


which


is that of


winter


rts immediately north of Florida


course it is far colder


at Aeheville and


similar


stations) is


too low to entice


many of


the feeble invalids out of


 -Wt in so
 ; enhanced
 ^ by the wi
 i" nvalide
*B-- -


Ime of them,


doors


, except on calm,


as at Aiken, this degree of


sun-shiny days.


cold is much


, as far as the sensations of the invalid are concerned,


inds which frequently prevail.*


vill


At such


times


most


, therefore, be found hovering over the comfortable


 w
M-Area, just as they do here when one of


our cold transitions


occur, and will be pretty sure to keep all the apertures of


chambers closed at night, thus depriving themselves,


the greater part of the


twenty-four


horse, of


their


during by
principal


means of


cure.


The mean temperature of these


or tables, about 630


six months in Florida is, by


and, during about five-sixths of the days,


sun shines so brightly, the air is"so balmy, the


song


irds so enlivening, and the orange trees, in their delicious bloom
r. laden with their golden fruit, lend such a charm to the out-
46 from the windows, that the most indolent or the most cold-


a.


ded invalid feels little


inclined


to stay in-doors.


4]


Contrast


i a winter with that of the boasted and time-honored resorts


southernn


Bfl^


France


Italy, even


in their most


protected


I will say nothing of their spring, for no one who


or has inquired of


any reliable authority about it,


titliself there


after


the first of March.


Even ia
Err


localities


a uat


Cannee and


pleasant days, from. the atlay .
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,Q9Q difrroo 0?ith


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