, 1877-09-22

wlptcr anil summer f. not sa great ~ II Is east
~ The Missouri. The high Winds hrrvailin"
throughout the Territory all unHlcat ant
feature VI tfH climate, yet hurricanes arc ncTer
known tn UtEllr.
II Is cspIncd by Mr. stral,nrn that Wyoming
Is tfr IF tho most healthy ct'untrcs In the West.
nl Tint 1t IA especial favorable fur t,as hare
tcntlelry to l'nGAliseasc. GnneumptIyes in
tic catlv stages Of t1'r Malady are si'cehy ben
citcl by thr extreme c'lrync<sof The atmosphere;
but, wien The t!'aca:c Is advanced. It's fatal Ter.
1n'Nation 4 hnstrnel by the nit Of thcec elevated
plains. The diseases lnnst conrntn to tho
country are catarth, qulnsY, hronchItts, "til-
ioms attacks" an! stn'lcs of rcIittcnt fcvor,-
salletl "mo"ntuin scycr,'-whicli is severe and
n,att*ih hnt neuralgia mot common. 4 species
Of braln-al[cctin.i. developed before birth, proves
fatal to n,ay children before they have conn
p's,su asr sss"na ye.r Thls ia,t a', y;
lhc wllnlcsoincness of climate that
prctlsn,scs the offspring uf The human race to
latai disease OF tho brain. Asthma Is said to
ne ,nsarahlr, etretl Of greatly rensdied BY
rcslucncc In WyoultnE: but organic dlseaAes OF
the heart, and chronic diseases PECULIAR TO
women. arc made worse.
.,,la IL treating Of the condition Of aoctety IN
wyoming, Mr.; stsalorn attests tl'a1 the expert.
hns proTu! cmincnt1y etlrtcsslul. Eight years.
experience has demonstrated that the influence
o! women las tonc much to refine The pplittcs
o. ths !sfrit.ry atl to uvest them q Their OBJ
order. Of whatever political iattl', acknowledge
the benefits Of wo,nan's refining lnffucncc In our
lccai government"
An au extreme Illustration Of the rapid grout!,
Of cities nnl towns H., this favored Territory, we
repeat few facts relating to The infant lawn Ut
Dcudwno.i. It Is we'll known that this Is The
present oblcctlys poimt of all who Journey 10
as. ,s sik a t'' oat To Il t'is api,. Of i tss ''"n
now lins population Ut between {, 900 aud ,000.
Over 81, ,Dui, pU has been expended In buildings
anil improvements. over 9>0 shups and tnercan-
ttfe houses had been opened prior to duly Is,
iS717, sune Of which arc doing All enormous
'lay to furnish iiulbcr for building purposes;
tlrce larQa lank|na-houscs, hvcr thirty butels
and eatIng-l'"ttscs. and seventy saloons aud
gambling g-huueGs are Ia PROSPEROUS operation;
three daily newspapers anti three week.-Mrs. ART
regularly published; two churches, several large
l,ails, and good bath!ng-huusc arc among the
1,i0l buildings already on the ground: and
department have 6tcn provided.
lh view Of thu diversified and exbausttess re-
sources OF Wyoming, tlu last rate at mhci, It Is
l,cfhE acycloped, and tue opportunities 1t offers
the Industrious and enterprixtng for cotr,fost-
able livelihood, II not for the accumulation ot
fortune, there Is strong impulse to ring
chanRc on tho faToritc. exlortation Of uoraco
Wyoming, young fnanl 10 to WTomlngsf It
promises to bc tic Paradise OF the capitalist ami
Of tie w0rkfngnlRn; anti. II the faces Of the
tnyrfad tratuts rt,atning up nnd down tho lnnd
could be set tovafd It, the result would u1,-
doubtclly he good for them md for those wo
remain behind: VIII! NIL tho rest Of bis useful
inforMatlon, afr. strnhorn presents advice con.
ccrninF routes to and through Wyoming, and
atl account Vi The NECESSARY EXPENSES TO be In
ulrrgl by the traveller.