From THe "Nonru-CurvA Day News," or June 24, 1878
On several occasions during last year and the present, I have noticed letters in the papers on the subjects of a sanitarium and the "Point Although ihe last mentioned is not a large establishment, I fully endorse the opinion of the writers of the letters as to the Point being one of the most peasant resorts in our Settlement.
he pure fresh breezes from seaward are there felt, and I know of sever instances in which little ones whos very lives have been despaired of, owe their existence te a stay at this retreat. If the propricior will not erect a more Commodious building, is it not worth While to organize a company to pur-Chas; ar rent, if possible, the property. thus affording a most health-giving resort for families and selves. The present owner might be induced io take an interest in the concern by becoming a shareholder. A jetty run out in the river and for additional convenience a steam-launch intervals, havin a houseboat would also be required. The drive by road is. unquestionably, the most delightful in i and in conclusion I wish to add that I should be glad to con tribute towards the starting of such resort, and surely in a we like ours there views 1 have endeavoured
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