The Tucson citizen., 1902-08-12
Wbere the Climate is pure
Hnd the Hir ls Balmy.%

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advisable to spend these seasons there.
Those having peculiar type of conSti-
tuition with hereditary tendency 10
consumption would ito well 10 avail
themselves of an opportunity and come
here and remain exempt from disease.
1T ~ a fact that those born hereof
tuberculosis parents seldom ever have
the disease develop So long rs they re-
main in this climate. II is my oI'nion
that there IS no other section OF the
United States wljcA Mil compare tavor-
able with that N and about Tucson for
the reici OF pulmonary Affections
Or. \ (. Jones o., Tucson. said.--"The
past seven Years have afforded me large
opportunities IN the observation and
study ct the ,lmlttI treatment oi pull
monary tuberculosis. W,.hin that time
have visited the resorts OF Florida.
/ Texas, New AlcN,.u. Colorado. Calior-
MIA and Arizona Eiyc Years 81 that
have devoted 10 active practice IN twoot
the most tre4non, resorts ot Colorado
and one ycaI "a tms CRY.
i Tucson, III my Judgment. possesses
advantages over all the resorts ul 4"s tc-
uualutauCc, else ! should not lie here.
came III quest oi the best possible th-
matte advantage tot All aggravated
case OF hrouch,tls and for pulmonary
/ tuberculosis IN The second stage. For
six months had been unable 10 dis.
charge my professional duties tor sin
gle day The former three months OF
this time was attended by TWO trained
nursea and half,a-doxcn doctors, Have
| been disappointed No. am IN bet
ter condition than when came and
have aad years respite from tho ter
rors Of bronchial cough. have been
able to resume practise and have, the
pas. few months, reluvaded the Try ing
field O. heavy surgery. Had given up
my professional work cntstely on my ar
rival and engaged IN some more active
line of business physically should now
he tar along the road Ia recovery ot my
former wwtght and strrngth.
/ Hon Whisela~ Re,d. in hts journal. the
New York Tribune oi Arizona IN VIA.
ter, " among othe -, says - during
a iivc tnou:hs rcs,i southern Artf-
ora in winter the Has bu, one day
when the weather made i actually uii-
pleaSaat ior me 10 take exercise IN the
/ open air at sosne time az other duf1ag
the day. c course there were good
many days wh,ch a weai aer observer
would aeScrIpe as cloudy, anA sosne
thar were sllowcry bar during tho hse
months from November, 1895 10 May,
1885, there were oniy tour days wbeu
wr d.d NOT have brilliant sunshine 10
Sosne time duf1ug the 5av. Ever more
than Egyps. anywhcTr north ot Luxor,
Arizona u thr land oi tho sunshine.
The nights throughout the wsates aEs
apt II, he Geo! enough sof wood urr*
ana blankets. Halt the time an ever
coat Is ms; needed during the day. bat ~
IS nevcr prudcnt tor a stranger 80 ~
without one at hand,
The atmosphere is siugularly clear,
touic and dry. | have never s<Sn Il
clcarrr auv " hrte IN The world II seefu'
10 have ahout the same hgactne and cA
hilarating qualities as thc au 81 th'
xyrra, Sahara tu northern Asrsca ar O
the desert about Mount >anat. m Arabs
Patraca IL Is Hspcts dETeg than any par
oi thr valley of she Nile north o9 eat@r
act. II seems to gae about The safsse ~
. QUALITY as the air on The NiSe eetwer'
; Aksouan and Nady Haita. but some
{ what cooler.
: "As "a food, there is pleuty, and Il u
good. From herr the markets OF Lot
Angeles, aud zen OF n av~i are largely
] sunng,e~i. Good bert, Enuitoa and Tsoui
;ry are olcutx and cheap QUAIL, ducA'
aud yrn,son srxsgn the vicinity can alst
he had Vegetables and fruits are ahund
. an. IN the;r season. aud sometimes th'
! s~aSon Is a long one. II IL the one eoan
: ,~v have lived ia wheTr straw t'erTpei
r4t,cr1 in the oE>cn ar ten months m th'
vrar. have had them on my table
fresh picked from the open gardens a.
Christmas.
The man who goes 10 anv consssfer'
able Arszoua town with the idra of th'
r southwest derived from novels, or fon
! The Arizona Kicker. vii! be greattt my
: ,i6ed, He will hnd as many chu1vlie'
{ as IN towns oicorrcspondan9 siEe IN Fesi's
{ xylvania or OHIO, and pTobaoiv ua"''
s-hooi houses. and yet be VIII md plen''
8 OF hauor shops, TOO. and gathohnt
:. houses. and vet he wall see ittse oisor''ea
: u,,,ess he hunts late at night nor H. an'
h he will find community oi Yet 'ht'u-
sand peop'e requiring IN tn oaSVin'
only one policeman. and very ht''s ''>
: cupat,on FOR him,
!. DrA. W. Olcott. health officer o' Tue
:. con snyS.-'The climate OF Tucson u
:, characterized hy pure, dry, tnvIgoratIni
: a,r. a small amount o' rainfall and al
;, rvrr-shininc sun. /; is surrounded o.
mountains which cut OH the chillini
n,;uds Of winter, and the dreaded sa NJ
s,or,,,s of mos, ard regions Its south
v -,,, nnsit,on gives it a mild winter Gu
al ratr These conditions render p'easan
IT =, ON, -of-door life the entire year an'
'c ,,rrn,, those suffering from lung am I
c t,,onchtal diseases daily exercise ana IN
70 90 ,hc open air. This treatment, IN sp''
al - nufnbcrless cures tor consumption eA
Or ,,io;,e,i monthly, stands first m the con
r Sdcnce OF the people and OF the "~ed'oa ~
te ,'r',,rsx,,on W., as the best single mean
OF Gnown Of combating the dread disease
.,,hcrculosis. The out-ot-door me; WIZ
,,~oncr medical treatment, has ah"Toe
n 7rLct to numbers OF sufferers who are &c c
81 :. vond hope ot cure, and cured many u
ne ne NE earlier stages of consumption j,
OF II m Harrison f. Stroud says OF IN
~i;n,a;c Of Arizona. The summers ar
rs 49,. There arc some warm daysin ma.
n