Southwest-sentinel. [volume] (Silver City, N.M.) 1883-189?, 1894-09-25

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Che Present writer recalls several occasions
during mo past winter when, after "a Walk ln Che
hills about Alirrf CITY. De shook hnnfs with per-
received Boz ne touch Of fingers htercisins In
thc dry orr De hid pccome charged with cleo
ttc fuidikc thc shock from "a leficn far.
Alady residing ln Silver City. Who hasa hcavy
suf THAR which she b fond Of ilSing combed
ny q comrlnioni nas neen compelled % forcgo
fhis ptcfess IN cold weather on account Oi the
burning rhln produced Dy ~
NO ri0sa who have faith in the efficacy Of pine
/ forests. H may be said that The mountains about
Silver CITY ore covered with fiesc trees. and
may be reached ln q nneen minutes Walk 20 the
north. enff or west The hills II ihc town
proper are almost without trees, being covered
with bear grass and varieties ~ The m1guev
/ rlant. Closer in are large native cottonwood
trees. whioh aHord excellent shade. and are
iouud tlrnrqhont the country wherever there Is
ne accommodation are good. ne 70 board arf
lodring. md fhorc ere several well conducted
THO hfis abound M doves. Wild n~irpons. nr.ii
arf rehhiia end further ont 10 the monnta're
] nrr hrar. deer ard antelope. Duck hunters Who
70 tHa river ore usually rewarded
ne roads ainat silver city ore for Tho mosf
rarf ruit7 r00d ard are uFod By n number ~
norHnnv rfan aooe and both sexes who have d.
cveieg
IN endorsinr silver citv ii has been the intent
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tvnc 81 View neViran resorts rather fhan the
effv ofriinlafe IN witch ~ is not odnaled by some
other locality and So iq IN tho Tort ensemble
alone that Z can claim rs superiority.
FOR r~nnsumnfives and if deserves much OF the
nruiee " Inns received. as is evidenced by the
nnmher OF cures which have takun uluce there,
fio many dHys relatively. iu which snow lies
nn1n the ground. arc c1using invalids TO look
further south for a halnirr climate. Now Mex
leo possesses an the advantages claimed for
Colorado. With the added one OF q more temper
( ate winter.
The hrt springs which abound IN an portions
Of the Territory have been found Of great yalne
w rheumatic diseases and need only tn be
known % le patronlzed. This latter remark
until recently. been REGARDED rs iitde better
than a desert, but which Is becoming known to
patient with weak lungs TINT are not eqnaled
anywhere in the United States. and which are
word.
Tic class Of patients receiving most henent IN
New Mexico are. naturally, those that are able
- Get about aiit r. ceive AL the benefits Of sun
lpht and moderate exercise. There are hun
dreds of healthy persons In the Territory today
who were a few years ago victims Of asthma
chronic bronchitis. lreinent phthisis. or unre.
solved pneumnnia Some were sufferers from
marked cases .of phtilgis with cavities. aud were
carfle1 o. thor board ny places on chairs or IN n
stretcher These. OF course, are fewer IN mum.
4 her iut they form q large percentage. Many
4 phthlsical patients have come ont only to die
having waited ton lOng before taking tho FINAL
/ stprlof change n climate. which for this reason
proves too often a fstai step.
hsihmatics gain comfort Immediately IN the
clear. pure mir, ana persons who have run down
rapidly seem to pick up flesh equally as fast
Chronic eases Improve slowly bat steadily.
A mistake made by many Is IN expecting tnC
much OF the climate, and they either remain IN
doors too fluch taking little exercise, or over
exert themselves In dancing or other amuse
ments, spendieg too much time outdoors on cold
nights.
In these higi attitudes the sun Is the great
nfe-gifer. whose r~1dvemerfa should be CAREFUL,
watched, and no invaNd should venture abroad
without his comnnnionsAin
Folly In matters Of common fense has caused
/ the loss Of many lives in ffifs region We know
| 0f n ySuuZ man with tuberculosis Of the lung
who Nosfed seven miles to p dance after night
fal twice p week. Tn less than siy months affni
his cnming he was taken home n corpse. An
dlsease who contracted "a by holm,
caught IN q hnilsform while hunting m winter
hish mn IN the prWln mountains
Other eases might be mentioned. bnt they Oniy
20 to show that patients ran not be cured in
spite Of themselves even IN New Mexico.