Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1855-06-28
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III rams thai he i ahon, ,smo,in n snd fotHer pat
Csneord nj r. IN n far more eisibie ana 49, msnt from
ton in Franklin H. II miles North oS ~, eaa oea-
denoe Tn bjs new esahshme M he will, M psenl res
cjljty for the n,lest ADMINISTRATION Of the "a
ali Eindyed and /. able To offr avs,v ano
IN the health seekn, Invalid 10 take I'm hi. .hS @
house. he has n beau :iful and costly buildnc Il as
enough to accommodate from rs TO 100 PATIENTS fnsbed
into large elegant and airy rooms appropriately furnish
ed large and handsome pators; well arranged Bath
rooms spended bowling alley a large and brantif
hall for gymnastic exercises dancing &c all connected
other IL NIL kinds Of weather. without exposure ana
with the greatest facility.
The surrounding country Is full Of romantic ycenery
Of mounain, hill, river woodland and valley and the pros
poet from the institute aud fom adjacent hills truly de-
lghf The air is fine and bracng and the water alun
dant and excellent The walks and drives are exceeding
ly inviting, while at soyl distance are fine
for the healthfu and exherane exercises of row ng and
swimming.
One mile and half distant lies the Webster Lake "a.
beautiful sheet of wal er as can be found any where
Among the Granite His where the ilstrions expoun
der of the Constitution was accustomed To indulge in his
tavore paste. The pickee and the pc rch still abound
in its waters aIurng bser MANY yotary of The tackle
and rodn Paents ana .nas,s , no % an on.o,,unitv
enjoy ride to this spot daily to glide with he plant
oar over the smooth surface Of tbs lake or enjoy quiet
stroll upon It's inviting hanks
shorl distance to the South uccupyjng the ntervale
81 the Merrimack, lies The Webster Homestead tine
birthplace and country seat of the immortal orato,"
where int resting relics once the of the great
statesman, are still preserved
President Franklin Pierce on visiting this location few
years ago. pronounc ed 10 be one of the most eligible To-
cations Tor Water Cute IN all New England The pro.
pretor hesitaes not to state that no pace in New Eng
land out Of Is better calculated 10 the nys
lid or furnish to his sinking frame the of rec
peraon and he 10 determined to spare no pains to make
II of the yery be-t r.,,blisbmeurs in he land
The institution will be entirely democratic in s cbarac
ter always keeping in view as the great cardinal prince
"the greatest good to the greatest nmber The arrange
meHs will be such that while those IF the most mode rate
means may avail themselves of all lis dispen
saous, The tasidous NAV be 10 their
peculiar tastes
hotel table will be set for the accommodation of "a
TENTS friends aud other guests and VISITORS who may
choose 1t while the utmost care win be observed in fur
nshn the PATIENTS table with that simplicity aud variety
50 Indispensable his recovery and which, when prop
cry habHua,ed To Il. Is grateful to his appetite.
Such patients may wish to labor to n certain extent
as recreation, will have the opportunity afforded and if
tney desire u, will be allowed proper compensation
therefor. This angemen affords an opportunity to the
vigorous invalid 10 reduce his expenses and
WIN It Is hoped bring the Water Cure within the reach of
far greater number IL no, indeed of all that desire H.
DR. w. thorough disciple of The Water Cure has had