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;v: sum~'4r


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 applyingg the extravagant want of
V1aupplpying the extravagant wants of


a^


lies;


heads of our


great corporations, railwayq


insurance companies,


management


and responsibility


often at the head of several,


their utmost tension, with very rare


one such


ontent
organic


whose mental powers have


intervals of re


years.
light


Sad it is to witness the wreck


ofthis


experience,


of such


minds.


we are almost disposed to re


invention


of the


graph, which


telegraph,


enables


us and


especially


forces


us to


of the oceaws
compress so .m


business into so small a space of


time, as a very equivooea


The facilities for accomplishing, and


the inducemea


undertaking, increased work and responsibility, thus multip


year by year, it does


require a prophet to predict a


increase of


nervous diseases


cerebral wr6oks if our


generally, our educated


and mercantile classes, are not a


to the necessity for a decided


reform


in their


reckless


,.Dr Nichols says,


in his recent pamphlet (Essay read before


Esser North Mass. Med. Soc.


,May,


1878) :


"Without far


remark, we will say now, that for that class of


ailment. 4


ing upon abnormal
lated to afford relief


nerve
than t


functions,no climate is better c
hat of Florida. The poor, brokhti


down man


of business, the


nervous wife


mother,


and worn with household cares and duties,


will find


in this


lightful air a balm well calculated to restore nerve action to


healthy conditions.


mental


physical


which comes even during a brief residence in Florida is ia '


view, one of the most remarkable


results of its climatic


oene.
door


"The best possible


life in


a climate


medicine for weak nerves is


subject to


violent change;


dimate is afforded by Florida in winter."
 These conditions of .the nervous system are not
61a66 of the most serious import, but still mren
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