At the Glendale (Cal.) Sanitarium
By GEO. O. STATES
As my health did not improve as rapidly as was hoped, the doctors advised me to seek a lower and damper climate, so, with my younger son, I left Colorado, May 15, arriving at the sanitarium the nineteenth. I have been here about two weeks, and find the low altitude, the sea-breeze, and the even temperature quite restful to my tired nerves. The institution is located several miles from Los Angeles, and is surrounded with beautiful trees, characteristic of southern California. There are numerous orange, lemon, olive, fig, and other fruits peculiar to this climate. Best of all, I find the managers, physicians, nurses, and helpers wearing a cheerful countenance, showing the indwelling of the Holy Spirit. It was a trial, in my nervous condition, to leave my dear brethren and sisters of the Colorado Conference, with whom I had labored so many years, yet I soon felt at home here. I shall probably remain some weeks, and will be pleased to hear from any of my colaborers or children in the faith. GEO. O. STATES.