St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1874-12-11

San Diego. where there is less rainfall
there is more fog. | speak of these
towns on the coast because they are Il
great resort for invalids. This ohlec-
ton to these places is quite equal to IA
greater amount of rain III higher lat
itude away from the coast where follow
inc IA rainfall YOU are blessed ut once
with clear sky and dry atmosphere.
I wish to say in addition to what has
already been referred to that the ell
mate of California considered i'll rela-
tion to its Influence on health and dis
ease comes in direction of its general
drvness and may he the extent to which
il NAV he chaI ged with heat and cleo
tricit>, its purity. pressure and the
amount of ozone it may contain. The
ocean winds. pure and uncontaminated.
are driven inland over the surface OF
State convc in" ?way many things that
cause diSea>, iviIg freshness and Wig
or to health, So 4 greater opportunity
tx. .eS Fiekf recover.
amy one big TO the State for health one
records 97dfsily try to get the most ia
Of ' aion. Now this is extreme
- liflcrat. q; Those whom you meet that
.,rv" beehna0 ssOuthern California for
health, Lor a very large share of them.
- .lo not find that part of the State 80
much superior to this as is represented.
\ larger number. If | weigh evidence
correctly. find help in the northern p"r-
tions of the State. But the difficulty il
Increased when you ask advice from the
inhabitants of any given locality. Ev-
cry Californian takes the utmost stock
i'm the State of California. and has more
faith still in his own town. lie will
not hesitate to tell You no matter where
YOU are. or where you go, that he lives
in the healthir>t town in the State.
But what location will the person
choose that has lung disease For
thos, in the last stages of tn, disease Il
warmer latitude MAY he best. and Il
''''' '", =,
h'S' S'"S's' ''' ''''@' let
has been shown to he where the mean
temperature i'i INV ''''', '''''
forty eight to ttty-two degrees Fahrcn-
hcit. The average mean III Los An
yclc- is sixty. In the latitude of san
rahciSc" II Is ili'H "'Sl''S' q'''' Wv
norman ''ill''i"'"'''
In southern 'aIli"ii''' 'h'' YOU ''''''
III" "'S''''> '''''"S' W 'e''i''''''' '''''
logs h'i' less ''''''' ii''' '''' "'>''''' ''''
tar" "i more l'''' ""' "'"i' '''' ''''''
temperatures ""i'' j. '''''' NV
I" the lll\alhu. hIl''iA "''''N' NV"
even that there ale better locations lha''
santa bai"arl' Los NhS'''> ana '0''
l'r%" IN The southern pau "' the '7'''''
towns Wli'" are il''''t up "''''">' "''"'
~ 10y the seeker i"' lItaI'h' '"N'> '""'
have the highest "'a'h rae NOM '""-
sumption at ANY Ia Ih' STATE MIC"
that IN order I" Judge correctly most
that 90 there JUST I" hlr Nh""id h"' ''
included III I'll" estimate.
/ found the best climate i"I '"n>ilhil'lN ives
III the last stages oil the disease. h"'
here comes III Il serious di.i" back
again. There Is nh society hu' native
Spaniard-: very essential r"iiHid'ia
ton III choosing between Nv" l"r"h'Ite
But in relation I" tins matter | nave
thought this. that those VIII" come IRON
extremely cold ATTITUDES should moi
choose the hottest here unless III the
last stages of the disease; while th">'
who have come from Il warmer climate
might choose the warmer clImai" her"
There may b" Il limit /" the degree
"f changes III temperature iaN"ra"I' It
health. \ warmer climate MAY '"' VOC
dchIlitatlng for the majority oil cases
The death rate from all diseases Us wei
a~ from lung complaints. a> shown h!
the report OF the SECRETARY "i Ht'''
, Board OF health l. h''rh less III the III
: it"de "i san fli'i'''"''" IMAM !" an
other part "l the S'a'e. =" '''''' al
haiacI hilc'h miles lil''ii" h"h' III
fr'h'iN'" Is Il great resort i"' ''''N'''''t +
T. tiNeS. country mean Il ''N' some W.
= h''h'iifd iii'''S ''"''' vi n''e i '"''9'''
, cred one "f 'hc hc'ti'illcH' l"'all'h'>
f the state MANY '''>'''"> mere :" '''
. 'ne sierra N'N''''S' among inc P''e'
u ""''''S '''', summer '''''"'"N N'.'' III