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nraw


Sar wfitl the oer inty f bhintg hie
hlg.-life shortened, instead of being allows d .


s own family;


while another, who


might deive


:a tage from the change, is sent abroad wholly unit


Agatrd to the selection of


a proper residence or ign


various circumstances by which alone the moet suitable


'an


rendered


beneficial.


It is


of our


mbet


remedial agents, and one, too, which, in many eases, wi


of no


substitute.


much


permanent


benefit


' either from


travelling, nor change of


climate, nor theft


bined influence, unless the invalid adheres strictly to suck-


men


as his


case


may require.


This


remedy--change a


matet-must
means, and


be considered in the light of


insure


all other thera


tieaesary


conditions


- measure, regard


observed.


the change of


climate


patient should,
as merely plaoinj


in a situation more favorable for the operation


demanded by his disease."


Another cause of


failure


patients


of the r


only


with


rate amount of


disease


often


improve so


much


in one


that they, and sometimes also their physicians, yielding W*i


rural deeire of


the invalids


remain


at home, permit


do so during the second


or third winter.


Shat a catarrh, or pneumonia,


Sthe climate and to


overwork, or


or some complication iundi


possibly only the


- :I9


1 influence of a cold and damp winter, causes


a relapse w 


tlbirt, or insures a travel over


.a still longer road


of inv


h an


before.


matter


how slight


the evidence -of


in a young person may be, especially if there be heredity
dbpoiition, he should be fully impressed with the id,


iSge of base must


not be for one or two aeasons, b


for several, however flattering may be the


 '-1'
'' ~


proper action, it is requisite tbi


devot i


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