salubrity

Public pursuit of happiness, he proposes, ought to include access to nature and the salubrity derived therefrom.

“Enthusiastic people are beginning to discuss the question of how many acres a live lion requires to keep him in a state of ornamental salubrity,” The Times wrote.

He gave delightful accounts of the fertility of the country and salubrity of the climate, and was anxious to colonize it.

In salubrity of climate Australia has a great superiority, not only over America, but over every other country.

But the laws of the wisest could not prevent priesthood from considering this source of emolument, although endangering public salubrity, an indisputable property that could not be meddled with without endangering the church.