Arizona republican., 1906-07-13

25c., 5Ocs and SLIGO per bottle. KNOWLTON DANDERINE O., Chicago. | the sights with heavy rubbers on, or whether my blood was not thinned enough and l could not stand much covering on my bed At any rate I now sleep well with plenty over me, for the nights are very cool, eat well and am five pounds heavier than when in Colorado. Now weigh a little over 140 pounds.
 Perhaps you would like to learn the conclusions I have reached concerning the west, particularly in it's relation to the "cure." It is nearly all good. If weak hearts are eliminated one could come west blndIy and locate to ad- vantage. But where a sharp distinc- tion has to be drawn. I think Arizona offers the greatest advantage per son with a weak heart can go there and look for good results. Then, too, it has been my observation that with consumption a lot of other organic complications are likely to ensue. The AdirOndacks may be good for some and so with Colorado, but Arizona is good for about all of them. People cannot only find relief from pulmO- nary trouble there, but also from Brights disease. liver trouble rheuma- tism, and any number Of other disor- ders. My sister was always bothered with liver trouble in the east She did finely from the time she reached Ari- zona. My mother suffered agony with ! tic-douloureuX. being laid up for months at time in bed with it when l living in New York. With her the | cure was immediate on reaching Arizo- ma. When we reached Colorado. it | took another form with her, i. e.. rheu- matism.
 | But perhaps the greatest advantage l that Arizona offers is the great variety | of climates. Phoenix is delightful from | November to the last of March One | can then go on up a thousand feet ! to Wickenburg (fifty miles away. and | so on up to Prescott, good accommo- datiOns being easily obtained for from 1 $30 month to $40. There are little l villages every few miles. each say 500 | or 1000 feet higher than the one be- | lowI These all offer the benefits to be derived from frequent changes Now I want to give you a few profitable 1 "dOn'ts' for patients going to Phoenix. or Arizona
 Don't stay in Phoenix all summer long, for the season is likely to prove l enervating I would advise going up ! have weak hearts.
 Don't locate right in Phoenix at all; if possible go out in the desert. The air and sanitary conditions are much better and there IS an absence of dust.
 Don't ride horseback. That kills more pulmonary patients in Phoenix than any imaginary lack of healing , virtues in the climate.
 , Don't get discouraged If anyone can say that consistently I think I can. I spent three weeks on my back with hemorrhages after I had been there nine months. After I had been there a year I started to run temperatures with a most disheartening persistency but I finally got so well that I could give cards and spades" to many a sound fellow, when it came to tests of endurance. In fact I can't help bragging about it-that is to those who know what used to be-to others I keep still and don't let on that | came here for my health.
 California is an ideal country. It has a simply grand climate, mild in win ter and generally cool in summer, that is, near the coast. It is a growing country too I had looked for a de- pression in business here as a result of the earthquake, owing to the fact that tourists might be scared away. am glad to say my fears were ground less for, tourists are still coming, SC much so that it is difficult to gel rooms in boarding houses. I do regre to say that in another way Los An geles has profited at San Francisco! expense. The great wholesale house! of that city have been destroyed anC now the Pacific coast Nevada. Ari zona and part of Mexico. look to Lo. Angeles for their supplies. It is al 1 ideal city to grow up in and mak, money. In the summer it's climate Ough to prove very beneficial to pulmonar! patients. but I would not speak witl much emphasis on it's winter climate though after the cure has been ef 1 fected it is all right. With a few might bring restoration of health, bu l think Arizona better. Colorado Ina a fine climate nearly all the yea round. However. March. April an, May are not so pleasant having con
 siderable cloudy and rainy weather is a magnificent state though, am
 ought to more than satisfy any one
 except those who love the ocean an
 semi-tropical climate.
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 done here by the quake. We did no
 know there had been one in Frisco un
 til three hours after it happened w
 had a very slight shock the next day
 not even noticed by people walking O
 the street but somehow or other thi
 was magnified into sensational stOrie
 by eastern papers.
 
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