relapse from


same causes, or is perhaps


'still higher degree, as the warm, humid atmosphere


more


enervate


Madeira as the type


than to invigorate the system.'


of such


southern


climates.


a-i


On ti


trary, the reporters from the cold regions, as in Minneapt,


the less severe regions further south


(see Transactions of`


Medical


Societies


and Army Reports) say that


invalids,


after a residence of several


years, and


a subsidence of all


symptoms, are very apt to relapse on


returning home, and=


quently regain


their


health


on repairing


again


regions


and they strongly urge invalids to remain permanent


or for a long time, at least,


toms.


after the subsidence of


Sometimes these climates


series of years,


and their patients,


to fulfill the expectations of


and from causes not


all bad


a year or mnre. -.


the physicians thue


always fully ex


Thus, in Minnesota, for instance, this was


And


the Committee on


proposed


State.


a question


"The question,"


Climatology


as to the


Epide


cause


says the committee,


,nnd to be the eai
imica, and HygienW
ie physicians of thb
" originated in te.^


belief that the climate of


State, from some cause or other, ;
 'y i '


operated less favorably on consumptive patients than formerly.j
The answers were all, except from one who had no phthi


patients, in


affirmative, that


climate had lost its usua '


effect
under


"Dr.


notice, all


Finch
whom


the approach of spring.


several


failed


Some of


with the disease in its early stages


consumptive


patis


with unexpected rapidity ot'
these had come to Minne"as
 -mn- t


, and


had been so much


eated
ered."


by a residence


Some


here as to believe themselves quite


inscrutable


agency


work,


influence any climate at times, whether hot or cold.


whieh..
 .3- /


tion, that


is, as


failure of all climates to reliets,


e majority of


cases in the later stages of oons


considered


settled.


when


cofidenoe


tilationx


I


 system bemes general among
system becomes general amolgtept&A!


eusion, we may reas bly expect a. f:t)4t?
'Oe .treantztt. In he irea p4i *4 4


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