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 *v *"


- "'


ever. artfully packed, from being injured


as well


 ^~ion," et<
 s~~tarad
 |B^ !hter avyd
^wtl beavy.


Examining


months in


first


sring g
During


commence
During the


deposit


past


effects


exuberant"
)f moisture


village,


winter


until


near


winters


dews


here,


twelve


byth
tropical
during


are fret


however,


commenced


o'clock


earlier.


'Pogs are infrequent, and when they occur, are almost invariably
*disipated by the sun at an early hour, before invalids have had
their breakfast. Nearer the mouth of the river, they last


longer, and


otuses


-nithters.


are more


frequent.


inconvenience


from


the walls


Salt


never melts, and


dampness.


or stair-rails


I take no precaution against


swntruments in winter or spring,


the spring.


: servedd.


SI.






A;


"We


Mould seldom


must


plead


Spanish


moss


rorms


guilty


which


so much to the solemn grande
mired K much as any of the


here.


Undoubtedly


does


But there seems to be something


conducive to its growth,


dry ground


I have


never


seenI


once in three


ruse ting


of my steel


they are free from rust in


here, so


mosses.


as Dr.


as I


have


TiUlandia


G. remarks,


our Southern forests,"


" adds


s ad-


novelties which a new-comer sees


grow in


more


since a tree


unprotected


than


a dry atmosphere.
moisture which is


standing by itself on high


from


the sun, is


frequently


covered by a more dense growth than many of the same species
standing in a wet swamp, to which the rays of the sun have but


alight access,


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As regards the deficient evaporation from the skin,


afew notice it occasionally,


but the majority do not, probably be-


eiam;e there ia generally more or less breeze.


the popular characteristics of a dry climate;


:mainly the opposites of those


Dr. Geddings than


but, as these


a moist climate, it is only


to sllude to three-the desiccationn of meats and their


.rt4eaomposiition ";


"the certainty


with


which


matcbae


 *q inhaiated -roome "; and the friaure of Wom a
*Id a4 A .A retainingf there fort for* _".da.i ,


4t ifst afao.vklcwk h Toafs
 tMcufr~st r otik


a.Ub:


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J-apr condensing on


vsneoides, or


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