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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1872-06-06
REPORTS FROM HOME-A LIVING
WITNESS!
HERALD OFFICE,
RoStOn. Sent. 10, 1870.

Boston. sept. II. IoIu. J
IT p STEVENS Eed.,- Dear Slr-AmOng
+13a +be MANY cures effected by the use of
the yegetine, have heard of none more
SATISFACTORY than my own. | have been
afflicted with scrofula sal rheum tor many
years. inherited in the Dlood, making los
ont in different places, and painful beyond
dissertations Six of the most popular pu-
,,ifiprs which are advertised to cure scfol-
MA and like complaints / have faithfully
tricd mt my disease was so deeply seated
as to resist all. | laid my case before sew
eral prominent physicians. but nothing
tended to alleviate. Finally, by the lnf1u-
ence of friends, consented 10 Try Ng iee+
and very soon experienced sensible feI1ef
and could feel it working in my system
very differently from anything had ever
taken before, and at once discovered thtt
n was accomplishing the objectso earnest
IL desired continued on, following oil
rpctious for three months. and the fllSt OF
April found me a well man; having passed
through the hot summer, and have CON
tinued to be free from amy appearance OF
it to the present time.
NV general health is excellent. and my
recovery, of which | had despaifed, as
clibe entirely to the use OF Negetlne. 1
coufd never have been convinced of the
marvellous results of this wonderful Nege-
tine 1nder any other circumstances, but
now recommend every one TO turn TO
this inestimable remedy, and all is true as
is represented. / am q living witness, and
ii will afford me great satisfaction to show
the marks of my disease, and converse on
the merits of the Fegetine, as none Will
dispute who owe it what do.
| will here mention OF my child having a
severe attack of heart complaint. which
ycpetine has entirely cured. and shall al
WAYS be happy to make its virtues known
within the range of my influence.
Yours, very respectfully.
f III. YOUNG.
6 ~,
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1872-06-06
EAST MARsHFIELD, Aug 81, 1870.


MIR STEVENS:
Dear Sir--I have been troubled with
canlxcr sinceSmy childhood, causing my
mouth to be so sore Mt times that was un-
able to eat. Have taken many preparations
mt with no effect until | tried your vege-
time. After taking few doses, l found 1t
relieved the faintness at the stomaoh THAT
always accompanies canker humor, ana,
by the time [ had taken the third bottle.
NV mouth was entirely cured. Have not
been troubled with it since that time,
which is eight months ago. | have recon-
mended it to severed of my acquaintance
and every one speaks favorably of its good
effect. Yours truly, r-x.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1872-06-06
THE RUTLAND HERALD.
THURSDAY, JUNE 6, 1872.

The Herald is the only paper in
the county of Rutland, or this sec
ton of Vermont that takes Tele-
graphic news. The Herald receives
the Associated Press Reports regu-
tariy.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1872-06-06
HORSES WANTED.

| wish to purchase one span Of hand
some, stylish carriage horses; good road
sters size about l6& hands; must be per-
ken. Color chestnut, blood, bay or jet
black.
Also, two good single horses, handsome,
stylish and good travellers, and well bro
ken size l31@ to 10 hands Color same as
above. ...,.-,>,,
j. G. WITHERBEl.
Port Henry. y. Y, june 5, 1872. dNMi0d
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1872-06-06

FrSERAL.- funeral of DR.. W. T.
Russell will be attended at Middlebury,
on Friday. at II o'clock, a. M, under
the auspices of the Commandery OF
Knights Templar
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1872-06-06

THIS WEEK Is GOING TO BE AN
L exciting week in the republican par
ty as they decide whether they take ii for
GRANTED or not. Friends. keep cool. but
il you must smoke or drink. You viii find
the best Cigars, soda and Saratoga water
at
F. FEM & cos,
30. - Center street.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1872-06-06

A fine eolored picture of Dolly Warden is
on the titles of Dolly Narded song. Dolly
Warden Galop, Dolly Warden sehottiscbe,
and Dolly Warden Waltz. Zach piece 80
cpufs.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1872-06-06

Buy your Shingles of o. T, Cross, at
his Lumber Yard, Planning Mill and Sash
and Blind Factory, corner of Union and
Furnace streets. m13d3&w4
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GEMS or GERMAN SoNG.
HN4nsLs ON =

bEMe OF tEKMAN ~DNW-
GEMS OF SACRED SONG.
GEMS or SCOTTISH SoNG.
WREATH OF GEMS.
The above collection OF Vocal Gems con
tain each Dos 10 80 pages fuil of the chole-
est German. Scottish. Sacred or miseelia-
neous songs. Very valuable and very mod
crate IN price.
g. 50 in boards: $500 in cloth: $500 fun gilt
The above Books and Pieces, sent. post
paid. on receipt OF retail prices.
OLIVER DITsON x CO. Boston.
G. II. DITSON & CO, New York.
faDaxvad eot&xu1y
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EArox's New METHOD FOR THE CoRSET,
PRICE sl.@.

Is now in Season. An who wish to make
noise in the world, may easily accomplish
il by taking up the practice OF TINS iasci-
mating instrument, with the aid OF this ex-
celient method
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1872-06-06
.ASTLETON SEMINARY.

This old and well known institution i.
still in successful operation, with full
corps of teachers, for preparing young
men for college. or for business, and offer
ing unusual facilities in Music, French,
Drawing and Painting, and other accom-
phshments to young ladies.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1872-06-06
CLARKE'S NEW METHOD
~ FOR
REED ORGANS,

Is so universally regarded as Standard
Method that an advertisements is only
needed as a reminder. The music is so at
tT.active that the student win retain il as a
book of Organ Pieces, after finishing the
instructive course
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STATE NORMAL SCHOOL,


Free Tuition is offered to all who gradu-
ate and thorough course in branches re-
quired by the state. together with theory
and practice of teaching.
REV. II. q. WILLIAMS,
mh22deod&wIv Principal.
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THE FIRST STRAWBERRIES OF
IL the season for sale at
i 81 MARSHAII-S.
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EVERYONE SPEAKS FAyORABLY

Mr., Young las been in the employ Of the
Boston Herald during the past 10 years.
MANY can youch for the above statement.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-01-28

RHEUMATIC CARNIVAL.-A skating
carnival for those afflicted with rheu-
matism. and whom the fine weather
of the past week has brought again
upon the streets, is announced for this
evening, at the Warm Springs ice
pond. A carriage will be in readiness
at Mart. Reese'S saloon at $50 p. III.
to convey the cripples to the springs.
Among those named for the contest
are eX Lieutenant Governor Singer
land, John Quincy Adams Moore of
the Carson Theater, DR.. Robert -.
Sharp of horticultural fame, Captain
James Martin ReeSeOf the Die Sazerac
Saloon, Lyman z Frisbie, the restaur-
auter: William Z. Prescott, Assistant
Assaver at the United States Branch
Mint; Edward d. Sweeny, of the
Swift Station wood ranch; ELIJAH
Walker of the Mint House, and Josiah
BonSer. No outsiders will be per-
mitted o participate in the carnival, as
| Frisbie will be mounted on a pair OF
scvthes and S~lingerland on Cheney's
big wooden skates.
UNDER THE SNow.-AmOng those
who were caught in close quarters by
the great snow storm Of December
was a large fat hog at Swift's Station,
on the Lake Bigler road. The station
was abandoned in a hurry when the
first furious storm set in, and the hog
wa left in a close pen, without 100
or water. Six weeks after, the owners
of the animal the Roach brothers, re-
turned to the station and found the
hog. still in tolerable flesh, burrowing
under twelve zee: of snow-apparently
as happy as if he had had his regular
rations during their absence.
HOMESTEAD RAFFLE.-The rattle fol
the 5-roomed, hard finished house, to.
gether with barn, outhouses and lot,
the whole constituting a valuable
homestead, Will come Off on the 9th
proximo. The few remaining tickets
are being rallied of at Gibson's saloon
nightly.
SUPREME COURT DECIsION.-The
Supreme Court has rendered decision
in the case of the State eX rel. Sharon
& Rigbv VS.. Treadway affirming the
order of the Court below d~issolving
injunction.
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He denOunceS

would be spoiled. He denounces
whisky in the strongest terms, az
n,ouishes the Indians not TO toucn IL,
and saws that after the Hood there VIII
he no whisky in the new born world.
He is a devout boy, hates war, dlsllhes
warriors or fighting Indians, and does
not want them to come TO see hlih'
CBut he adds, in view of possible con.
~tinrencies, that when he "talkS war;
then the warriors can come ana near
him.) He says the world Is 100 oiu
and too bad, and hence must pass
away. and that in the new, 70 when
all believers will be restored, the
viii 5 and Indians will have, as pe-
fore Noah's flood, but one father, one
mother and n Sod. Uhilhe me
| French poet, who had a startlihS
vision of the terrestrial globe shootihS
madly from its orb and plunS,h
through the endless abysses OF the
universe, no longer under the rein OF
centri. Lgal and centripetal forces, ana
sang:
=. All. yes. poor orb, go, mixing up and
jumbling,
In topsy-turvy style, thy nights and
days, 81,
And. like a kite with broken string, fall
And Sinking, turn, and turning, sink
always.
Spin through all space that hath no paths
Rush at a sun, and smash thyself to
Snutf-
Or, say you quench it, there are Others
Let Us havc done-this world is old
Waz ye-waub prophesies that the
world will again be DESTROYED by flood;
,I., ,J,r, ,,ill In n lalnpn and hat
SNOW and land slides will climate the
aspprities of the earth's surface and
render it a tit abode for the blest after
the resurrection. All Piutes, however
distant, must obey his orders I'M
plicitlv and on the instant OF their re-
ception, whether they are cOmtIanded
to eat. sleep, wash, dance. steal or XIII.
The rain waste have commenced about
five DAYS since-but Waz- ye-waub
took the precautiOn to say that God
might change his mind and postpone
the shower a little longer. The ram
is fall for ten days only. He told
all the Indians to pitch their tents
upon level ground, and to prepare
plenty of wood. When this prophecy
reached Virginia City at night, the
Piutes stampeded in terror, leaving
their PONIES browsing on the nils.
johnson SAYS he saw a large ana a
tiiul Inflow stretched upon the earth
around Waz ve-waubS camp at tlld-
night. THE story has mo- yet been
confirmed. and We don't vSuch tor Its
truth. Nearly all the Indians believe
this nonsense. II those VINO 40 iloI
are afraid to express doubt
johnson saws there are nearly 5000
Indians at Walker Lake, and that they
,ra Still p.t hprInD in from the west
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STATE TREASURY. The following
figures show the transactions IN the
State Treasurer's office for the month
OF December:
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Waz-ye-waub. the New Prophet
some of his Sayings and DotnSs-
singular lnIngling of History,
Religion. rstition, Prophecy
and nonsense.

About noon, yesterday, an ordln-
arv looking bat very intelligent Plute
Indian walked into u sauctum
and said he wished to interview the
local editor. He introduced himself
as johnson, brother to the late Captain
Charley and cousin to George Queep.
the Government interpreter: said he
was brought up by Dick Sides, and
had lived at Frauktown since le1l,
until a short time since, when he took
up his residence at SteamOOa Springs;
that he had been out to the Walker
River Reserva ion 10 attend a grand
fandango, and while there had sat I'M
der the eloquence of Naz ye-waub,
the new prophet, and had witnessed
some TRANCE phenomena supposed 10
have been the effect of the prophets
inspirations; that he had heard the
particulars from both sides OF the
affair in Churchill county, and that he
was here for the purpose OF consulting
with Captain lGovernOr) Bradley.
..I'lltell YOU what is coming TO pass
salo me- wien we h"' sP'9"t Jul ="
per and drawn u pencil; "thls
world j. coming 10 an end: it is to be
~ a,ol u,a as that
o~e>tIoHe" pS -
eighteen anu evenly -one
wears ago Tmi>taking the epoch of the
Lrth or Christ for that of the compile.
,imn If %oah'. hnat7. for Waz-ye-waub.
,ha hnv-rronhet OF the Walker River
R~aseryafiou saws so; and whoever be-
Iiavas rba word Of WaZ-ve-waub will
Ia re>tnrad 10 Hf. eternal on the earth
renewed. reborn: but whoever disbe.
Ieve, his word will be left in the per
natIal embrace of death" This l.
h~isax Iauuuarel
"Whv. Johnson" said we, looking
mn in establishment: ..vou don't be.
live sIirh nonsense As that. do vou?'
..Damfno." he replied, in his own
poetic tongue.
..But,'' we continues; don't yor
think this Waz-ye-waub is crazy, or /
humbug?'
.MaVbe so; guess he is" said The
Indian; but l wouldn't say so, be
cause he would know it. He know:
everything l say or think" .
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on x.py uousE-GEoRGE D. FRYER, PROPRIETOR.
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S2J4,073 u Sll,7S6 IS
1N1, 500 -
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c.. w. FRIEND, Agent.
Carson, January 2, ISL. Ja23-tt
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CATHOLIC CHURCH.-Divine services
at IL o'clock a. IN, by Rev. Father Tormey
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.-Preachlng at
II a. m. and ~ p. IN. Sabbath school at
FL O'Clock.
METHODIST CHURCH-Rev. y. y. Fisher
Pastor. Preaching at IL a. m, ana |. IN.
sunday school at y III. seats free.
EPISCOPAL CHURCH.-Services at II a.
m. and : D. IN. sunday School at ~
n'cIDrk.
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figures show the transactions IN the
State Treasurer's office for the month
OF December:
Balance December Is BIS 81 S!.o>> s.
Add receipts for month.2fj,925 ~ 1,i~ ~
s2as,s5i 81 sl2,57e 8
Deduc currency sold. as %
Add con realized~-.. I9 IL
s2J4,O73 "a sll,7S6 Is
Deduct months dis
Observation-Disclosures lbl ,oc9 o.
Bal. on hand Jan. I....sl9l, i6} ). SIl,7s6 y
STATE LAND.-HenderSon Green OF
Elko county Yesterday deposited with
the State Treasurer $40 i'll currency,
in part payment for no acres OF State
laud.
QUARTERLY MEETISG.-The Quar-
terlv Meeting of the Method st Epls-
copal Church will be held in this city
today. Rev. J. D. Hammond, Pre-
siding Elder, will preach in the fore
noon and evening. After the morn
ing Sc. mon the sacrament of the
Lords supper will be administered.
CHAPpED HANDS AND FACE, Sore
Lips. Dryness of the Skin, &c, &C.,
cured AT once by Hegeman's Cam
phor Ice with Glvcerine. 1t keeps the
| hands soft in all w~eathers. See h a
YOU get Hegeman's. Sold by all drug
riSts, Onlv % cents. Sent by mail for
80 cents. Manufactured only by Hege-
man Il Co., Chemists aud Druggists,
New York. Z. .. Box DDS. de23-2m%
:. F. MARKEr.-E. Perasich mex;
door to the Carson Theater> IS recelv-
ing a large variety of candies, contec-
~tiOneries, TOYS, ETC., for the holidays,
and of fruits. vegetables, game, poul'
try. fish, etc, for daily consumption. :
PHoToGRAPHIC!-Go to Al. Smith
at the Gallery formerly occupied by
Frank Ludlow, on Second street for
the latest style of photographs. Par
ticular attention paid to viewing.
PHoroGRAPHlC.-A. O. Friend, an
artist of long and varied experience,
takes pictures in every style. Gallery
in brick building on Second street,
opposite Ormsby House.
CATARRH.- DR.. Brewer, Hompo'
pathist, guarantees to cure every cast
of Catarrh that comes under his treat
ment,
DR.. G. HEAPEL has remov ed his
office to the brick photograph gallery
OF A. Q. Friend, on Second Street
jal7-lm#
Buy your Dry Goods and Ladies
Shoes at the New York Dry Goods
Store. ja3-tf
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X Arnold, San Fran B + Slater, Carson Val
J n Summers, Bridgep't b 7
q sbultz. Clear Creek W CradlebauSh, "
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Arrivals At the HOteIs.

Ar. CHARLEs-GEoRGE TUFLY, PROPRIETOR.
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THE U INDIANS.

Agitation of the Tribe-The W ar
in Churchill Cou"ty Perc"iH-
ton of Iormoni, III Lam nom
ties and Nephtte>.
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Richmond Needs q MCrCue.

The population of this city is abllndant!y
large to justify the establishment OF amorguc,
or dcad-houSc. where the bodies of those who
meet death by casualty Or murder may he
kcrt for time in order that th"y may he &C.
cognzcd. Several cases have arisen here OF
late Of the discovery Of bodie. havin" no.
thing about them TO tell who they were.
Placed in the dcad-hou.c for trw days.
they might have been recognized. humanity
would make this desirable but il l. often
the means of securing the ends of justice,
and sometimes the way to the settlement OF
matters whose adjustment i, important to the
living.
Richmond may establish such place very
economically; for there is i'll the Medical Col
lege already Il room that may. at i illi'ln% cN-
pcnditurc compared with III" cost Of build
iug mor"tlc complete, be made to answer
satisfactorily the purposes Of such IN ln>'i-
tuition. We invite the attention Of the toull-
Gil to this subject. The city Coroner lrc,
greatly felt the need cf Il m"rguc, and his
responsible duties might lc often greatly
facilitated and rendered more effective hy the
aid 81 one.
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ANTlETAM COMES TO THE REsCrE-ln the
prosecution of the amiablc and patriotic
movements of the GRANT Administration to
revive the war passions and sectional prclll-
diccS that they may profit thereby, they have
gotten up "sUldicr>' and sailors HESS con-
vcution," to be held ut Pittsburgh on the an
niyrrSary Of The battle Of Anticlaln, in sep
t"mbcr next. General BURNSIDE lends his
help to this convention. which, of course, is
only intended rs party move to clectionccl'
for GRANT. That's all. Bring up all the
battlc-ticd> afreSh. and Anderson, and Libby,
and every other place that may help to widen
the chlSm. fire the northern mind. and enable
GRANT to ride upon the passions, sectional
hates, and diStrcSscS Of the country. 1t is
the baScst plot that could be conceived
without consolation even in success; but
what If il fails? The wrctchcS will call for
the mountains to fall upon them and hide
them.
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The Park or Parks.

In the matter of the proposed park o.
parks, il Is time the city authorities Wrr'
looking into tlc subject. The longer IT. l.
postponed the more expensive will hc lt'
park. There are several places talked OF loi
its location. When there ia continuation
by tunnel or otherwise. of Main street
through Church Hill, across GiIliC'> creek,
to the elevation beyond, Il very picturcs'lu,
and observatory district will be brought
directly into communication with the city
bv street railway. There is no finer view
Of the city than from near Mount Erin; and
the unduatiug adjacent lands would make
fine drives and exquisite shades for rcrrea.
ton.
But it matters not where Il large park is &c
he made, it is time something were done to-
wards it. Land is increasing in value, and q
short delay may double its present price.
Besides, Richmond should not postpone al
Improvement which would be an csSclltia
part OF her wealth and great auxiliary Is
business.
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ISrERCEPTIoN OF DlSEASE.-m accordance
with Professor TYNDALLs ideas on "du>t
and disease" contriyance for interccpting
the floating germs of disease and preventing
their entrance into the lungs has been con.
structcd, and is thus described:
The filter itself consists of Il cylinder four
or five inches long and two inches OF more
in diameter. It's interior contains mt the top
layer of cotton wool which hats been
moi>tcned with glyccrnc, thena layer of dry
cotton wool, then Il layer OF charcoal, then
cotton wool, with wire g,illZc covers 1T both
ends, and at the upper end Il mouth-piecc so
shaped us to fit closely over the mouth of the
we;rer. BY drawing the breath through this
instrument, the most dense smoke may be
entered with impunity. This filter has been
tested by the London tire department with
such success that the tiremcn Of that city ure
to he provided with it fer general Use. When
places are TO be entered, such is mines or
wells, where carbonic acid Is present., it Is
necessary to add another layer OF cotton
WOOL and to place layer OF Stacked lime
between two bottom layers of cotton. The
Object of the lime is to arrest the clrbonic
acid and oxide gases.
Those who have read TYNDALL's Essays
will remember that he says in one of them
that he would not he afraid to 90 into q
room where persons were suffering from IN
fictitious diseases if he had one -ot these filters
on. Ii has been several years since he de-
Scribcd such Il filter. We have wondered
why it did not come into use.
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900. There will be In The construction Oh
the canal FIVE aqueducts and twenty -'our
Hculverts.
Mr, Tysos SAYS that the delivery OF one
hundred and fifty millions of gallons OF
water daily into the city "will Increase ~
talculabIv its wealth and prosperity" very
true. He further estimates that tliis supply
wil enable the city to dispose OF water
power equal to two thousand horse-po"e'.
The advantages of this snpcrap'hoah'
sunnlv of wafer for purposes OF cleanliness
and health, rs well AZ comfort ana pressure
cannot be oyercstinlatcd. 1t VII, as UT. Y
son saws. accelerate the growth OF Baltimore.
twill happily illustrate the view expressed
in the beginning of this article, that the pop
llatiop of city i3, with certain qualifications,
in proportion TO its means of accomlnooa'
,iou. of health. comfort, and pleasure. ms
is n view we desire TO press upon the n'nd>
of the people Of Richmond. They sho'to
know that in proportion rs they enlarge 'he
means for these objects will the population Oh
their city grow The newcomers VIII pa!
for alj the Improvement. which arc for Their
accommodation.
In no other way can city MAKE invest
mcnts that will pay back such large divl'
bends as in extending its means for pro-
noting business accommodation and for com
fort, health. and pleasure. 1t may with en-
fire safety increase its debt for this purpose.
II NAV make large loans for it; and so iai
from going in debt IN this way being M
niurv to its credit, that credit will he absH-
l1tnlv improved thereby. The world VIII
award il credit for wisdom; people VIII nc
attracted towards it; all men will say, Here
is a community that is cntcrprising ana wise:
with that community man may cast his
fortunes. assured that he will not SUI:
fer for doing so, for thrift Is ever the
reward of enterprise and energy, di'
rcctcd bv wisdom and humanity. We say
wisdom and humanity. for there is the very
essence of humanity in those public meas
urcs whose object is the promotion OF clcan
Illness and health, and the qualification OF so
crty bv the means CT rcfrcShmcnt and plea
sure in scenes that are picturesque, in drive:
that are pleasing, and exercise and atlnos
plcrc that give new life and yiSor to tho
mind and body.