Experiments and observations on the Crescent water at Harrogate / by Thomas Garnett.

  • Garnett, Thomas, 1766-1802.
Date:
1791
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Credit: Experiments and observations on the Crescent water at Harrogate / by Thomas Garnett. Source: Wellcome Collection.

Provider: This material has been provided by The University of Glasgow Library. The original may be consulted at The University of Glasgow Library.

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    EXERCISE. Nothing contributes fo much to the prefervation or reftoration of health, as exercifein the open air. The mod proper time for taking it is in the morning, be- fore breakfalt, or between breakfaft and dinner, the body being then more alert, and the mind more chearful, and better difpofed to enjoy the pleafures of a ride or walk. Though the foil at Harrogate, is as yet in a barren date, owing to its having been lately inclofed, yet it is in the center of rural beauties. There are many delightful fcenes at no great diftance, which frequently induce the company at Harrogate to vilit them. But thefe are fo fully treated of by Mr. Hargrove, in his Hiftory of Knarefbrough and Harro- gate, as to fuperfede the mention even of their names, in this effay. A walk or ride before dinner will great- ly contribute to thefalutary eflfe&s of the water; the patient generally returns with