The Sanitarian gives some common sens* ad
vice to invalids with chronic pulmonary disease
in search of a home for tho winter. Cease
troubling yourselves, it says, about tho range
of the thermometer, tho height of tho hills or
mountains, or with the certificates of persons
who wish to say a kind word for this or that
hotel, or the kindly treatment received. Study
the weather charte; find tho place which has
the largest proportion of clear days—places
which will admit of outdoor exercise daily, are
the boot Clothing w ill do tho rest Cola cli
mate and clear weather, in clean places, free
from dust, aud sufficient woolen clothing, are
only equaled—not surpassed—by the balmy air
of a southern resort with only an equal propor
tion ot clear data Not ths northern or the
rcuthern, but tne clear weather and the cleer
of a place, are tho conditions most
favorable to su.-h *QYR.lide.
hM£ s o®y
X 1
•• Nothing without Labour.”
HOREHOUMD&TAR
Invariably Cures Coughs,
Jolds, Hoarseness, Sore Throats,
Vs th ma. Croup, and nil Affec
ions of the Breathing Organ*.
Its soothing iufluence npon the irritated
Jr pawages is due to the fset that Its ingredients
re tbs most efficacious pulinonles known,
be basis of tbe srtlcle being tbe honey of tho
iorehound plant, chemically united with the
kbles llalsauiea, or Halm of Gilead. There
.re besides five other botanic elements which
;ive additional efficacy.
