b into winter quarters previous to und


campaign,
fight with


And if life is to be a constant


from


death, this


is a strong


 which he may retire, and from which hl may often Met
,&t efiano."


With


regard


proper


time


may go from the first to the middle of


>r going to Fold
November if


-. tion requires so early
 however, he has only


a retreat
a limited


from
time


inclement


weatl,


disp


better wait until the first of February.


oranges ~al


in perfection, and the


weather


also.


does


fpend


whole


a long


winter and spring in Florida,


cannot remain


at the North,


or if he


pines


for a


may go up to Aiken,


or he may stop at Aiken in the early


of the winter.


October is delightful there, at


there is


no cold


interfere with an invalid until Christmas, and |


- later.


" This,"


says


Geddings


cit.),


"i undou


the finest portion of the year, the air being just cold


as a tonic without chilling,


eno0


or in any way adding


discomfort of


even the most sensitive invalid."


4iken hbd


one of the finest hotels in the southern country.


When shall one leave Florida on his return north?--ie a


important question.
again by all writers


The warning has been repeated gain


on climate


"Don't


home too:


But still the fatal mistake continues to


fes and benefits of


be made, and the


a whole winter are often thrown away


premature return


in the


and beautiful weather


spring.


Quite


in April, or even


a long spell of
in March, whiok


characterizes our treacherous. northern climate,


'beoomes green and the early flowers


-te birds begin to


when tL.


put forth their


sing, beguiles the invalid or his fri


.. -.


- *


a


-


ag to see him home among them again, into the belij


guvly summer
*-v~'-*


is at


hand, and


a-,sr I&. .


< to be g sr!eeAd, o Chi
 rt .1 a.


hastens


a8wq 4


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