New-York tribune., 1902-01-05

the village Tor the first time will De struck by the
fact that he is it were. in great hospital The
whole village is kind of open air sanatorium The
first effect on ones spirits is depressing. As
traveller said who happened into town for few
days his way to New-York from Canada:
1 had no sooner left the train than half dozen
drummers from many hotels surrounded me-
uIar hotel and as was about to follow one OF the
drummers, ne stopped and suddeniy PECAN 70 d e0gS
so frequently on the way to the hotel that sald
You ought to do something for your cold. and
not ride around in such a snowstorm as TINS. -,
I can have broken up my home in New-York
left my family there and come up here. Been gR
heTe heTe noW fS stay seaf sGother ana as lar a'
"Have YOU consumption" l asked. before real
ized that such a question was unnecessary as well
..That's it, That's what we've all got up here.
We're all lungers here -,
"Lungers" said, with some surprlss, % as snoEe NE
Yes. iungers." he replied, 'and you will find
that we've all either had the con and now n have We
TO stay up here it will not come back on US, OF
By At this rfs ime we hd had reached the hotel and
stopped at the desk to register. The clerk was
WhisgsSsd N the bsFs driver an9 as Is he
laid down M my noors ee mueh P He'll
get well il he don't take the air 1 9he same shIa ts
driver pointed to group of twenty more people
on the porch and hqdded rS up eganst ps nns
Was 20 below zero. and the ane flakes OF a snow
wbS s Se 4 the IL POLAR
ciinng at full length in steamer chairs. and the the
gTofs %dods That S end fellow was brought up the
hotel on stretcher," he added. l looked at . Ine
YEARS od and apparently in the OF health.
Judged from the bright color OF his cheeks = Ina{
called his attention to it. That's sign Of fever
All the ''lungers' who were thus taking the air
ss wrapped in thick woolien blankets of the
group happened to leave his seat al TINS moment
and saw him take up three hot water eottleS
One he he had r 6aS Sa fpr ben nn boeed behind his
AS the patient came into the hotel with the three
water bags he said to the clerk at the desk ~Wel
I've been out six hours to-day SO that I've got
two more for this ever evening ,r. said the drv-
er Its the air that does the work-alr ana 1cod
was in the town two days. and do not think
that | saw more than dozen people that were not
coughing The grocer So@ugSu; @ II @ face the Ding
gist coughed he made up PTeser1p0n; IS TIP ana "a
find out If he ever made any arrests. ne answered
me with a cough
Many visitors to the Adirondacks in the winter
time when those who have come up there for rec
wonder as the traveller told OF above, that there
can be any chance of recovery; in community ap-
disease Physicians however. say that, with the
proper eare RE there is i no danger G O. e0nssgeh
passed the most stringent sanitary laws which
pr the iSoTs of homes or public places
Patients who have just arrived In the Adiron-
that they think they must take all the exercise
possible The almost certain result Is hemorrhage
by winter in the Adirondacks Is now conceded by
the most prominent physicians. patient, how
few months. Often two or three years are neces-
sary. and hundreds are never able to leave the
who otherwise might have lived to old age have
thought themselves well enough to return TO their
homes in this city only to be carried back TO the
woods a second time TO die