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NLn ESTABLISHED HOSPITAL


~ NJ 5, Bta,er Strpt, Albany, y, \,
nu TELLER continues % b. oohhlehtially
aud successfully cusultet On az i9l'As ~ i,lNats
il,sa,s a. NJ ola established hoslatAls 10
nca,,t 81, Albany, n \, Twenty years devoted
L. TINS uur PARTICULAR branch VI practice, enables
him ~ lssrlim eulrs such a. no other physician
can tul his nrtAtes aFe sueh Itelhs w eaIfes,
pondpnat with the most eelrhTated physicians OF
~ pl Would ~ obtain az the safest As Well as
H. ar,t rrmrilfs tpI the>e diseasss offer induce
mont, "a the unfortunate ~ qupk and rapid
sure ~ bg ultalued a. no other uitre IN America,
In -yrhtlt, s'u,uuhea, glDvt, stuytured, enlarge
larut ~ the tt,u,lea and spsrmauc eards, buho,
liberated throat, ,are threat, tender shln bones,
eut,urous rupuOns, bales, ulcers, aud all Other
uupuntlts ut the n stu are Perfectly under Cou-
tra % fhr nlgtnf's meliciues, aud have bren
tested an uorr than .o,w0 eases annually with
Yus.NG MN addicted 10 secret habits, who
have tmfa,Irel thviI health and destroyed the
ElsHr 90 fhrlT mint, thus drpnglNe themselves u
the pleasure VI mali,d nir, arr Notified that IA
consulting lTt. Teller, they vii uud mend %
console, aud physician Who hasruIyd thousands,
ia altuu,t every part OF the United States, who
applied 20 lT { Ogukrn down IN health, uow ~
I0ltr "a an that makes hie desirable and man
hsppy, The rradrr Is q eourse aware that the
sithltgy ut "a -uDJegt vii proven, mvr MIuute
lies ulfl,n 1t thus trrulie dl~,As'.
uG TELLER : 0kEA1 WORK \ boak i0r
everybody, Nisfthus di,shsur'' III Teller :
great work tor the married aud ihusH cantemP.at-
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happy lrgturr GA Lave, ~ how 10 chJ.isc a
partner raupirfs work GA midwifery, II con-
tam. huUiuetis ~ ,sutrt- never before published,
Mtusut-l "a De- wmth thrive time, the amount
asked iaJ h. Twenty uvr ccuts, m lnstsl'v STAMPS
-tsvty----t ~ ..4fAs - Irt4lrn mail DR.
ll,I tts devoted an IA, time "a thn eurv ~ those
tiari.-- ui whl,h hi- h,ak tUats.
~ puea huIs trum A NJ 60 4 II aud
en- ~ltu#ltN tuau ga T. VI
y, b. ret-lu- a. "a distance ttu tv curet a.
hatlv hN ,algss-iUR A lsatfr'Hl Teller, ,uglA lng
a r.wsfrtrr,t. Medicine. -,euu,y packed tU'm
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st-,- warranted 40 rIArtr ar advice. NJ stu-
itu'- 90 'l1y- employed. Autta, THIS aliIgss al
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IMPORTANT TO THE AFFLICT.
PRIVATE OR DELICATE NATURE.

Beneath his treatment all the horrors OF yeners
and impure blood, lWp0tency, scrofuls, Con
lorhwa, Ulcers, Pain and Distress in the region OF
4 frucrcitlon, Inflammation Of the Bladder and
Kidneys, Hyaruccl-, Ahsoesses Humors, frightful
swclhngs, and the long tran Of horrible symptoms
attending tins class OF disease made TO become
"a harmless As the simplest wailings Of a cold.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-04-30
4 MEXICAN AND FOREIGN PA
Il II. EDDY,
SOLICITOR OE PATENTS

I4La-iQ,4t n he LnVsd states Patent Ofc,
Washington, ,0,dsy The Act Of 1881,
Nc - state 81, opposite kiihy ST., Boston,
After an extensive practice Of upwards OF twenty
years continues to secure patents N the United
States; also IN Great Britain France and other
foreign countries. Caveats Specifications Bonds
Assignments and all papers or drawings for Pa
tents, executed on reasonable terms with dispatch
Researches made into American aud Foreign
works, to determine the validity and utility Of Pa
tents 81 Inventions, and legal and other advice
rendered on all matters touching the same. Copies
1.-THE claims of any patent furnished hy RENTING
Oh dollar. Assignments Recorded in Washington
No agency in the United States possesses supo-
nor facilities Tor obtaining Patents or ascertaning
the patentahhlity of inventions.
During eight months the subscriber. in the
course Of his large practice made on twice rejected
applications, SIXTEEN APPEALS, EVERY
bN + Of winch was decided in his favor by the Com
missioner Of Ht'cnts
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CURE IN ALL CASES

v OR No CHARGE MADE.
: Dr. Dow il consulted daily, from a. m. 10 8 p.
m, above, upon all difficult and chronic disease
Of every name and nature
DIR. Dow, Nos, : and Endicott street, Boston.
Those whose need the services of an experienced
physician and surgeon should give him a call.
\. u. Dr. Dow imports and has for sale a new
article called the French Secret Order by mail
Two ton 81 and red stamp.
Boston, April lSGs. lilly
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SEMINAL WEAKNESS.

Or. Dow deyotes a large portion Of his time TO
the treatment OF those caused by secret and
solitary habit which ruins the body and mind.
Weakness OF the Wck and Limbs, Dizzness of the
Head, Dmnc~s OF Sight, Palpi,ation Of the Heart,
| Dyspepsia, Nervousness, Derangement Of the
| Digestive functions, symptoms OF Consumption,
So, such persons should, before contemplating
matrimnny, consult physician OF experience and
| be az once restored 10 health and happiness.
I Patients who wish 10 rcmain under Dow's treat
mcnt will b. furnished with pleasant rooms.
Medicines sent TO all parts OF the country with full
dirstlons
DIR, Dow has also for sale the French Capottes,
warranted the best preventive. Order by mail.
Three for 81 and red stamp. lT-ly
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GROUND COFFEES.

PURE RIO, 90 IS and 80 cents = u.
BEST OLD GOVERNMENT JAVA, 40 cent,
IN.
ROYAL CLUB, Extra Fine, 81 cents.
In order TO meet the demands OF the people o
Rutland and vicinity, We have appointed +. FEM
l. CO., HERALD Building, Center Street
Agents for the sale Of our Teas and Coifees
All goods are put up by ourselves in one pound
packages at our Warehouse in New York. and
retailcd at Rutland, by +. Fem Co.. at the SAN,
prices at which they are TO be had over our coun.
ters in New York. All goods put up by bean
the trade mark of "The Great United States Tca
Warehouse OF T. Y. KELLEY & Co., stamped
on the package. None Others are genuine. W,
especially caution people against procuring theii
goods of any company IN New York, Boston
or elsewhere, representing themselves as being
connected with our house We solicit a
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TIE GREAT UNITED STATES


Have opened in connection with their present
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DING'S NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

PING'N ' EG ETABLE AM BROSIA
IL Is THE MIRACLE OF THE AGE. = Gray
headed people have their locks restored by it to
the dark, htsTOuS, silksH heSstS of youth, and
happy
Young People, with light, iaded or red Hair,
have these Questionable colors changed to a
beautiful auburn, and rejoice
People whose heads are covered with DdndtTYF
and Wum0ys, IT. and have clean coats and
clean and healthy scalps
Bald-headed Veterans have their remaining
locks frightened, and the bare spots covered with
luNuriant growth Of Hair, and dance for Joy
Young Gentlemen use It because it is richly
periumcd
Young Ladies use it because it keeps Their Hair
in place
Everybody must and iriN use 1t, because 1t Is
the cledHtSt and best article IN the market
For sale by all Druggists IN Rutland AZ whole
sale by 4. Fem & Co.
L, NJ. TUBES & CO, PROJECTORS,
sw6m Peterborough, n IL
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Clothing.
( REAT FALL IN CLOTHING

G REAr FALL IN CLOTHING
have Just returned trum market With thu
largest assortment Of
READY-MADE CLOTHING,
iov Meu's, Boys and Youths wear, ever brought
to TIA, town, and viii sell then. al the following
low Prices,
Wogklugmcns suits complete nom a. so 10 .la,'o
All wool business Suits from 500 10 also.
Atwood Fancy Suits trom sll,00 10 tS,5o.
An wool Iepper-and-salt suits !l!,'j,
slk.mixcd suits nom 1850 10 NGoo,
Black Broadcloth suits tIum $500 10 s2l,oo.
Turo, suits from sli,S0 To sa?,o0,
Workiagmcns Pants tIom sloo 10 1850
An woul fancy oass,merr Pants nom S..
"a ST.,
Pl,ts 4uu Vest, To match tru $50 10 ssuU,
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TESTIMONIALS.
d" regtul Mr Eddy rs one Of the most capable
and successful practitioners with whom have had
official intercourse"
CHARLES MASON,
Commissioner of Patents
81 have uo hesitation in assuring inventors that
they cannot employ man more competent and
trustworthy and more capable of putting their APP
plictnons IN form to secure for them an carly
ana decentralization at the Patent Office
EDMUND BURKE,
Late Commissioner of Patents"
" Mr.. T.. II, Eddy has made for me THIRTEEN
appheatons III ali but ON + OF which patents have
been granted and that one Is now pending. Such
numI>takthle proof Of great talent and ability on
ms part, leads me TO recommend all inventors To
apply tn him To procure their Patents As they may
be- SURF OF having the most faithful attention be-
slowed on their cases, and AT very reasonable
charges JOHN TAGHAET."
Boston. Jan. l. 1868. l.wly
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1868-04-24
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE,

TNHE undersigned having established Real Es-
L tate Agency inS SPerrysburg offer for sale the
following Real Estate, situated in Wood County
Ohio:
In-lots in Perrysburg, with good House, Barn
Orchard, Well, &c.--very desirable. Can be had
at a bargain, and on liberal terms.
\ Farm of 100 acres in section 10, Of PLAN
Township, under good cultivation, with 800 fruit
trees, gp0d buildings, aud we'll drained. Two
miles from Tontogany. sea
Au improved Farm of 1GO Acres, in sec
ton 81. Plain Townships 90 acres usiGer-cult va =
tion, aud nearly all under fence; a large orchard
and good we'll, together with good frame house
aud barn.
A Farm containing 6s Acres, in same
section, all under fence mostly improved; orchard,
good barn aud large house, with good frame house
in course of construction.
The Me- n of.the NE. y Of section rs, town 4,
north of range 10 east. Good House and Orchard.
Ali under fence.
UNIMPROVED LANDS.
= Il Sc or section IS. tip 5, range ll-s0 acres.
n & sw or sec SO, tp s. range li-S0 acres.
so Acres. in section 4, UeLter Township, well
timbered with black walnut, white wood, &c.
so Acres, in section 10, Liberty Township,
prairie.
40 Acres, in section 16, Milton Township
Lot No. 8.
so Acres, in section 70, Henry Township
| timbered
heavily timbered.
| Twelve or fifteen choice TOWN LOTS, in Per-
rysburg.
! saaS- The above Real Estate will be offered a
low rates, on terms to suit the purchaser.
| SLEVIN L BROWN,
Real Estate Agents, Pcrrysburg, o.
1
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0cn. Grant nnd Tempcrnucc.

Thefolowing Is from the New York
SIN. Mr.. Dana, tho editor, wae with Ger.
erol GRANT in the field nearly two years,
and knows whereof he writes il s..
"Generpl Grant has been accused of
intemperance. The copperlieads fight him
with talk about his alleged bad habit Just
as the rebels fought him with powder aud
ball In war; but tho case Ia sot right in
little speech which the Hon. w. II. Dodge
made on Thursday evening. Mr.. Dodge
said that he had just been Ia Washington,
and had long interview with General
Grant, aud, continued he, 4 left him with
the conviction that neither we nor tho
friends Of temperance have any cause for
anxiety in this respect Mr., Dodge ia
President Of the National Temperance
Society, and no one can be more hostile to
everything approaching iniomperate habits
in public man. The truth IT,, that the
pvaolice Of General Grant is total absti.
nence. Ia camp he--almost alone, among
all the prominent officers of the army, never
tolerated liquors or vino either at his
table or about his tent Fatiguing marches
aud tho excitement and exhaustion Of battles
did not make him break over his rule, not
to touch or taste anything alcoholic. Again
and again we have seen wine offered him
at public and private dinuers, ouly 10 be
steadily refused. Weare assured that now,
in time of peace, aud in the society Of
Washington he still maintains tho same
custom Ills enemies must invent some
other story. The people will never believe
that General Grant is drunkard; and if
from not personally knowing Graut, they
are not sure of the facts, they will answer
as President Lincoln did Let mo know
what kind Of whisky Grant drinks aud
will send a barrel TO every one Of our
Genernls'n
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HnrrOra Of War.

Since the creation of the world four
teen thousand millions of human beings
have fallen in tho battles which man has
waged against his fellow ereatnre--man.
If this amazing number of men were TO
hold each other by the hand at arms lcngt III,
they would extend over fourteen millions,
five hundred aud eightythree thousand
three hundred and ihirty.threo miles Of
ground, and would encrcle the globe on
which we dwell, six hundred and eight
times If we allow the weight of man to
he on an average one cwt ths is below
the mark we shall come to the conclusion
that six millions, two hundred and fifty
thousand tons of human flesh have been
maugled, dls6guredi gashed, aud trampled
under foot. The calculation will appear
more striking when we state, that il only
the fore-fpgers OF every one OF those four
teen thousand millions of human beings
we're to be held in a straight linej they
would reach more than six hundred ihou.
sand miles beyond the moon and that il
person were TO undertake to count the
number, allowing nineteen hours day,
and seven days in week. at the rate OF
six thousand per hour, it wonld occiipy
that person three hundred and thirty six
years. And, awful is the consideration
three hundred and fifty thousand pipes of
human blood have beeu split in battles
Who would not exclaim with Bishop Hall
=" Give me the man who can detise how
10 save troops Of metz from Killing, his
name shall have rooih in my calendar.
There Ia more true honor in civic gar.
land for the preserving of one subject, than
in laurel for the victory over many ene-
mics" Or, with Bishop Taylor" If men
were only subject to Ohrst'E law, then
they could never go to war with each
nther ~ Dr.. TnotnnS Dick. I'D
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SEc. 8. Tho county commissioners Of the
said d40msieeof Sandusky and Mood, are
hereby authorized ana empowered 60 &c.
cept the transfer from the lessces Of tho
public works OF Ohio. the unexpired term
Of the original lease. of the said Western
Reserve aud Maumee state road and u
said transfer shall be made, the said county
commissioners shall coptrol and omsnage
said road IN the same manner as is PROVIDED
in this act for the management and control
thereof after Juno l. 1871. .s.f.l...
FsfF2 JomS +. FoLLRfT.
Speaker Of ke Hoass Of Representatives.
r.,5sT sn j. c. LEE. .f
President Of The Senate
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An irish Csinur,s sEeIesors.

The London Eraminer, ia The codrse Of
a literary.review tells this story /
, Some fve'and thirty ,ycars ego or morcF
we Teoollect heayihg from the Rps Of the
then Curator oi Huhtsria Mobile ib,,keui. IN
hincoms.Inn Fielhs, tho htekessing partic-
ulors OF the way. in which John Hunter, not
his brother William, became ,poesassed OF
the celebrated gianf, whose skeleton, if out,
memory does not play us talre, was sast to-
be eight feet three iiiches l6Rhi We re-
collect being strangly Impressed with the
idea that tho skeleton we wcre approaching
to examine was that OF tall man between
thoee OF two children, stitch being the fbia.
tive proportions between 0'Brieh and the
skeleton right and left Of him. Upon TAX.
ing q nearer view we found that those
which had appeared to be childfen were Ia
fact the skeletons Of men at least sit feet
high. But to our story. which Mr.. Gift. a.
distinguished for bis scient6o acquire.
mentS as for his love aud care Of the splen.
did museum Of which he was the honored
curator, narrated TO ns. TIe wat also, We
should add, maa tuli Of anecCote, aud
only too happy when pouring out the Btures
OF on exceedingly retentiSe memory, He
told us that John Hunter had long deter.
mined that 0'Briens skeleton should ffne6
| and enrich his museum. The giant bei
came aware before his death, Of Hunter's
designs upon his anatomical frame, and
with view to defeat these, left BY his
will, distinct oOmmaud that his body
should be weighted aud caRt into Tho sea,
His commands were faithfully iuldlled by
his executors, and his body launched into
the deep, somewhere about the More. Men
were Immediately employed by John Hunter
to fish for bis remains, md Within a fort
nigh, the precious pfize was hooked and
transferred to the museum, which ii has
ever since enriched. e Fu4
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tFrom the Dubuque tIowal Times.l
A Bloody Revenge,

A young man is now stopping at the Key
City House, by the uame of George w. Por.
ter, whose parents, brothers, sisters and
relatives were all murdered at Redwood
Minnesota, in the great Indian massacre of
1861. lie is the sole survivor. and was
tho only nne left to communicate the mourn.
ful Intelligence to the nearest settlement.
Berelt in oAe hriif hour OF all that he held
dear on earth, and with the victims Of nav
age ferocity exteuded in death before him
he took solemn vow Of vengeance. How
well he performed that vow, the reader
may Judge when we state that in six years
young Porter has, alone, and with liis trusty
rifle, sent TO the happy hunting grounds
the souls of los Indian braves
lie carries with him q piece Of canebrake
about twelve inches 10 lcngth,. aud when.
ever he killed an Indian he 'vonll make a
notch on thie. Ono hundred and eight
notches are now to be counted on the piece
of cane alluded to, the last one being Christ
mas, 1866. Surely young Porter has been
an avenging Nemesis on the footsteps o.
those who have slaughtered his kindred.
The Indians killed embrace representa-
tves from nearly every tribe on tho plains
BY night and by day lie followed them
through the trackless forests. over tho deser
wastes, by tho mountain sides and in the
lonely glen has he pursued his victims
until the crack Of the rillo and the death
yell proclaimed that another redskin hat
been sent to his final account. and sotet
with blood the vengeance of his pursuHr
Ills body has been riddled by eleven bul
let's and slashed in thirty-three places b.
| the knife. Bnt he has withstood oil, come
ont victorious, and now exhibits with pride
the trophies OF his power. Truly his parent
and relatives have been deeply, terribl.
| avenged.
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A witness.

A Yankee. having told an Eugishman
that lie shctf on one particular occasion,
nine hundred and ninety nite snipe, his in-
terlocutor asked him why he did not make
it Thousand at once. oa8f i3Jst
! No" said he "not likely I'm going to
tell lie for one snipe."
Whereupon the Englshmau rather "ril.
ed" and determined not 10 be oftdohe, DO.
gan to tell long story Of n man having
swan from Liverpool TO Boston. ,.,.s. ,,',s
Did you see him asked the Yankee.
Well, Of course did. was coniing
across, and our vessel PASSED him nila
out OF Boston harbor." ufs ea sei.sl
"Well, I'm glad ye saw him, strangers >
COS yer witness tlmt did it. That was
me r
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The con,,Itutloa on ImPsaahmen,.

The following are the provisions Of We
Constitution of tho United States relating
to impeachment: uI.,,
AprIoLs I: Sec, 2, The House Of Rep.
rcsentatives shall choose their Speaker and
officers, and shall havo tho sole power Of
impeachment H.u.a e sli0l ul asf
Arr. l. Sec, 3. The Senate shall havo.
the sole power to try all impeachments.
When sitting for. that purpose ihey,ahall, ,bo
on oath or affirmation. When the Presi-
dent of tho United States is tried the Chief.
Justice shall preside, and no person shall
be convicted without the concurrence of
two-thifds of the members present. Judg-
neut in cases of impeachment shall rot
extend further than to removal from Office
of honor trust or profit under the United
Stutes bnt the party sliali neVertheless be
liable and subjeot To- indictment, trial,
Judgment and punishment according TO
law.
Art. II. Sec. A.. Tho President, vice
President, and all civil officers OF the United
States shall he removed from Office on im-
parchment for, and conviction Of, treason,
bribery, or other high crimes aud misde.
! tiieanors. 'H ~ H'a
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1868-04-24
Health the Basis OF success.

Good physical health lies at the very
foundation of success aud happipess and
shoud be most highly priced and every
available means taken to retain 1t by those
who possess it. aud to regain it by those
who have lost IT, With health man eau
accom- lish almost anything he Wills, but
without hc is like giant bound, helpless
Horace Mann once truly and beautifully
said :-"A through the life of pure
minded. but feeble bodied man his path is
lined with memory's grarestOnes. which
mark the spots where noble enterprises
hody them in deeds" The study of man.
kind Ia man, and mans first duty is TO obey
the laws which God has implanted in his
very being for his guidancee-Bsrald OF
Health.
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doubt that half 80 many will do so as now
permit themselves TO DO accounted Demo.
Gratis. "Rally round the flag isa stirring
exhortation, which Few who have honora.
ble discharges con withstand.
On the whole, we believe It morally i'm.
possible that tho Sham Democracy should
elect tho next President; bet they will
make a desperate effort, and poll more
votes than any party ever yet did In Pres.
idential election. ~ this State, Now.Jer
sey, and Connecticut, they fight down hill
and the most determined, Systematic, aud
seNsonable efforts must be made to insure
their defeat We have no votes aud nc
time 10 spare.-N Y Tribune,
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1868-04-24

TtfE Virginia Convention has finished ali
reports before il, and will adjonrn this
week. There is much interest in Rephbli.
can circles. in Virginia. regarding the apa
pointment of the New GoSerhdt, and two
committees have gone TO Washington to
protest against it, Governor Pierpont is
also there. A message from General
Grant is stated to have been resolved in
Richmond, directing General Sehofeld TO
suspend his order till further orders. ou
the other hand, a dispatch to Richmond
nounces that General Wells win be thers'
soon to be inaugurated. 4-
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1868-04-24
ron PRINTING.

Is ruBLIsNNp IEvEaE FMnAY xonSINo !

Orders will be filled at short notice, and upon
the mast rea Sonablcterms
,1Sg- Printing nf every kiud, whether job WORK
or advertising which Is done for any association,
s,cistv public meeting OF political party will be
ch0rged to the person or persons, ordering the
ame, WHO will be held responsible for payment.
ANES TInIWONS,
.HNs Pn,hisher an ] Proprietor.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1868-04-24

PRgsERvING YourH Cardinal de Sails.
who died 1885, aged II 10 years, said: I" BIZ
being old ishen / ros yOan3, ! find myself
young n01 am oM. | led sober and
sindious, bnt not lazy or sedentary life,
Ny diet was sparing, though delicate !
weather, when exercised within doors
fer couple OF hours. So far | took caro-
of the body aud as TO tho mind. I cndeav.
ored 10 preserve il in due temper by scrn
pulous obedience to divine commands. BY
these means arrived at the age of pat
riarch, wiil less injury to my health and
constitution than many experience at forty.