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bNd for invalids---an Oecasional walk or ride in pleasant weather, with strict con. finemeut tn the intervals. from which mucl, good isNto be expected. Daily and long continued hiding On horseback, or In car. riagus over rs'ugh roads, is, perhaps. the best modO Of exercise but where this cannot be comm. .tnded, nnromitt6d exer. ton of almost any kind in the open air, amounting even to labor, will be found highly beneficial. NcrshOuld tho weather be seupulously studied. Though I would not advise consumptive patient to expose himself recklessDy to the scNeFest inclenaen. cies of the weather, l would novartheIess warn him against the dread of taking cold to confno him on every occasion when tho temperature may be low, or skies Q. vercAst.

 In,Ay be told that the patient is often too feeA,e to be able to bear exOrtiOn; but, except in the last state, where every remedy mtsAt prove unavailing, believe there are few, who cannot. exercise with. out doors an.l 1t sometimes happens. that they who arc exceedingly debiliiated, fnd,upon making a L"ial, that thoir strength is increased by the afort, and the mora they exert themselves, the better able they arc to support tho oxertioc.

 Journal. z Health.