The Monitor. [volume] (Woodstown, N.J.) 1884-1892, 1888-08-24

that she dlSliked leaving them, out New
York state is delightfully."- cool, especially
Clifton, and ''our invalid is a tropical
bird and wings her flight in fancy south
ward with an eager longing for its warmth
and sunshine. 100 degrees Fab. represent
to her a seventh heaven if INDUCED in
from a swinging hammock,-a blissful,
poetic dolce far Riente for invalids Of her
caste.
The Sanitarium farm, of which | have
spoken, has upon it eighty COWS of Jersey
and Holstein blood. Their raise their own
calves, have their own creamery which
supplies the Sanitarium with its delicious
buttermilk, cream, oxygenated milk Gam
other name for skim | learned) and which
"our invalid" had to use, as the new milk
was too rich for her. Last, but not least,
the creamery supplies delicious, health
giving buttermilk. And that reminds
me of our drivers remark when pointing
out to us the beauties of our drive over to
Phelps Junction aud home via Canandai-
qua Lake outlet and by tho Sanitarium
farm, which is one Of the p~rettiest drives.
There are some queer people at the san
itarium. One asked me the other day
which COW gave the buttermilk - The
farm has also forty read of horses, | sup
pose brood mares. The barns are immense,
the creamery adjoining them is made Of
rock, The farmer and overseer have Sepa-
rate cottages. They raise mmense fields
Of oAts, and corn to feed ON the place, also
corn fodder. Most farmers around there
have Sjlos, Oats and barley are the main
crops. Irish potatoes, last year a failure,
will be a good crop this, Their
| corn looked backward to Jersey eyes. sea-
son over two weeks behind us anyway,
They are most successful with a seed corn
procured from Michigan. short. thick cars,
and very full,
From Clifton excursions can be made To
Niagara Falls, Watkins Glen via Geneva,
and from there a steamer across Seneca
Lake, to the Glen and return the sam
day, Also the St Lawrence River and
the Thousand Isles via oSwego. where 4
| steamer line makes connection with the
Delaware, L~aesawAana and Western Rail-
road. OF via Rochester. One IS tempted
while there u wish for the strength oil ten
and The parse Of Cresus. How delightful
TO travel when health and a long purse are
united in enc individual. But imagine
oar good friend the Editor already Is
frownins over this lengthy article, SO let
Us bid farewell u hospitable Clifton with
It's charming village and refreshing water,
A. II \. NJ. We are speeding back to &c
neva, the conductor kindly offering 10 tele-
graph the through express 70 Sayrc 70 wait
for Us. 50 81 Geneva We hastily
reehock ear trunks and rush Oh beard.
even "our Invalid" e~xerting herself quite
marvelausly under the inyigerating iaiu-
ence Of York State ssr an tho stimulating
eifecs Of excitement. While Nc arc speed-
Ing along, leaving my loved Seneca Lake
far behind US. and nearing CLASSY. tine
some CAyasa again. / want 70 say that
Clifton Springs air seems 50 pure, SO brac-
ing. that vi can beAr 5 great deal more Of
it than 81 ON heavy coast air.
IthicA greets Us warmly like The face Of
an old friend. Busy. b~aStling Sayre
We reach between two and three. and
lunch ana change ears. From here the
train : s through oae AMI &c can soeure a
pArlo- car. Ne have about 4 i've hours
F5ie ahead Of u ant then promise our-
selves 3 nights rost 81 M4uca Chunk.
Ter hosA the "fsesh sir advocate and "aar
invalid" decide that this Is the wiscsl,
S5acs othe-wi& We u-St arrive in Philadel-
paSA about mbinigar,
Indeed We have decided thar cxeursioa
tieSe;s ana sleeping car tickets should,
w6sge pleasure i desired, b altogether
dispensed with. On long roaies even, by
purchasing exca-s5aa tickets yoa only Ave
j ve-y litale IA Comparison With whzs yoa
lose by travelling orer the aa,a roasa
sw5ce- The gain IN pleasure and iastrac-
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