Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-06-05

Mary land Journal Points out some Desirabi
Places for Recupsralion,

a Maryland Journal Points out some Desirable
Places for Recupsralion
From the Baltimore sun.
When the warm days of summer coma the
desire in every populous community is to
| shake oil the dust OF the city and seek s.Tresh
fields and pastures new" The longing for
the pure air of the country or for the salt air
OF the seashore is a revival of the old spirit
OF The natural man seeking to rid himself of
the ecohVentonallsnis with which custom and
social environment have bound him. The
tense DOW requires sometimes to be unstrung
or 1t Will lose its heXibjlity and in busy
world ike ours some relaxation is neces-
sity: For those the condition OF whose
AFFAIRS or whose circumstances inexorabIy
blnd them to pass the heated months i'm the
CITY, Tue iocal parks and pleasure grounds
anu OCCASIONAL excursions by water afford
temporary and much needed reliat IL is an
excellent thing that either by general taxa
lon or otherwlse out of the municipal
revenue or by the enterprise OF steambu,t
aud railway companies, these faciiities tor
recreation are provided for home dWelIers
anu restricted as they necessarily must be
as compared with the larger liberty eniOyed
Dy the thousands who go To the sttsshore or
inc mountains, or house theiuse! YES in sum
iher hotelS ana boarding-h0uses, the sani-
tary value of even these short breaks i'm the
monotony Of city lite ~ not unfreuueutly
very great For those who have the means
OF going away and the choice of where 10 90
thefe Is no country in the world that con
tains within itself grander scenery, finer
seashore bathing places, so great "A variety of
medicinal springs, or more wonders OF ma.
lure, from Niagara Falls to those of Yosemite.
ana iroin the strange, weird spectacle of the
geysers of the Yellowstone 10 the under
ground marvels OF the Mammoth and the
l.uray caves. What other sightseeing and
pleasure-seeking people go from home Ia
ENJOY We can find within our O.n border.
We have our own Ems aud Badens nnuu
tains rivaling those which have made Switzer
land the playground OF Europe, aud climates
equally tempered that of the Riviera
Oar network of railroads leaves W. at liberty
to 20 win ease ana comfort witheTsDever We |
Will, ana everywhere there is a scale of |
prices to suit all purses aud a choice of resorts
adapted To all conditions OF health and ali |
sorts OF naladieS tnat medical waters NAV
relleNe or cure. The number of seasbore
watering places II increasing every wear |
lhey stretch along the Atlantic borders from |
olu foint Comfort and COUb's Island by |
New Jersey and New York To the coast of |
Name Maryland is rich in mountain re-
SUITS anu country retreats, aud will ALWAYS
be isvorite, far and near. OF Eastern
medicinal springs, Saratoga, tho resort of
Iashlon, with its great hotels, holds its old
position For the purity OF her mountain
AR, the variety ot her medicinal waters and
warm ana not springs, Virginia stands " ith- |
lut rival at home and unapproachsble i'm |
III Europe. But 90 where one may, wheth.r
% quiet farms or rural boarding-houses Ia
ne mountains that unfold 10 tho eve their
,rand bold scenery, aud with light pure air
hat IL Ia JOY To breathe, or 10 the seashore
'itn Its CROWDS OF bathers the prime things
sought for are health and recreation.