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

people. Let Cayuga, saint like, rest IN
her monotonous calmness, but give me
stormy. charming, wave tossed lake Sem
cea, with its deep. darkly blue surface
which promises so much of infinite variety.
| greet 1t with = loving welcome, and, as a
cloak, from of me falls the WEAKNESS of a
nights, travel while gazing upon its love
illness. Geneva, at its head, is a beautiful
town with shaded, hilly streets and lovely
summer-like homes of substantial rock.
The country is rolling from Geneva to
Clifton. One almost forgctS that one is
miles from old Jersey until 4 hill rises
abruptly from the rolling surface and
stands ont prominently against the horizon.
'Clifton Springs" Oh, magical words!
and breakfast in prospect. Our fresh
air" advocate draws in quantities of ii as
we pace the platform aud wait for the
Sanltarium hack, which meets every train.
The great, gray hesritable building stands
on y green slope above, facing the railroad
depot. The main building is five stories
in height. with two wings of four stories
alll I'LL ltlliiitilSH AtiiiCA aNANSS NAAN SkkSNSH
4 broad verauda stretches the entire
length on the first floor and across the
centre .: main building Of the second.
The lawn slopes down TO the railroad and
enter. y large pavilion stands on the
slope. in the centre OF which two sulphur
springs bubble mp clear and cold, possess
ing a strong smell of sulphur and \ taste
like hard heiled-eggs, Tall, slender trees,
thiokly planted. are grouped over thelawn,
Among them stands q tent for evening
service on warm evenings, Weeping will
lows guard the rear springs, of whiohthere
are several. United they form : turbulent
little stream that partly eneireloS the
grounds. then. running over its rocky bed
between its artificial hanks of rock, it
dashes down to the road and, escaping I'M
der a bridge. is lest toview,
DIR. Foster is the superintendent and his
cottage. built in a low. rambling style, is
surrounded by a marvel OF ilowery lowell
ness. \ hedge fences it from the street;
within hollyhocks, geyaniums and ether
plants form other hedges. Under she shade
of one tree y thick bed Of ljlies-ofthe-val-
ley were planted. Al tho rear Of the oos-
tage an old~-faShioned flower garden IS
carefully cared for, Beds of roSoS gevani-
ums, pink, and many old,fashioued flow
ers, which I am not familiar with, were
farmed as vegetables a0o, \ sweet poa
hedge separated the Hover CAMDEN irom
the vegetable garden, Or, Foster has :
grand CID faee. encircled by silvery hair,
and while listening 10 him i'll the chapel
enc is tempted - compare him with the
patrispeaS Of cid This chapel service : ;
srsas thing 81 Caaon. and : very Inter
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fast every maraIaS And several times dur
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hungry fresh air &dyoaAts from her
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