The New York herald., 1874-09-12

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Leaving . margin of $4s, or about 50 apiece.
On the return OF the party this entlre onrft can
be sold ior one-haI OF the original cost or abo ut
session Of about $175 in cash. besides his
outfit, which latter Will last him his lifetime.
With this sum ne can place himself in condition to
60 East, pay his fare to New YORK and shin the
numerous antlers buffalo heads and skins that
may be relics OF his summers hunting
Having finished all these preparations the ex-
pediton should move from Denver BY the first OF
August. pass along the Park Range to Colorado
and enter the mountains by the Ute Pass at
the base OF pikes Peak. party like such
occasion to march rapidly. Indeed for the nrst
month you must allow your speed and marches to
sS De controlled 6y your packers, who are expert,
know how to take care OF it. If you lose your
mules or seriously njure them damper fails on
packers, Regulate the movements OF the train u
Ihey VIII always do this with ndenty and tntei.
where you viii nnd cool mountain streams. abnn
dance OF timber and fields for grazing; they will
conduct you to the choice game spots, dnd Old in.
After you have oeen out month or more 'ySGHf your
you can be more inde ependent.
The New Yorker will invariably experience q
the mountains but It win De OF short dnratIn and
can be easily corrected with quinine in moderate
quantities and aperents OF the mlder class. Ho
Will soon lose ell his soft nesh, and this substance
consist OF bloat, as 1t is apt to be, 1t Will vanish IN
twinkhnR Your whole texture hardens A
nance your appetite becomes keen for the coarsest
food where " would formerly reject the daintiest
morsel you require little sleep and gain unbounded
elasticity OF spirits. can recall no climate. and
have lived In many the world over, having .
sharp atmospheric restorative ike these noun.
@sns and impair hone eteaey your en'SS tSs
mountain air. The life believe to be at once the
most charming, the most beneficial to the health
and withal the most satisfactory that one can en-.
Joy on earth. There you are beyond the reach OF
yet IN this maiden country Seausif rens n anc n
At the din snd oonuson
OF fashionable watering places. Having three
months to spend at your leisure, there is no dis.
, covered region where one may better seek ell that
ness than in these mountains. We 20 with we'll
filled purses to Paris and stop at the Grand Hotel
every day at Blgnon's or the Gaze Angais and
stop often in the Rue Scribe to jingle American
glasses We saunter the Boulevards with
time; buy everything cheap and initiate
. Aatson with some lady OF questionable
lessy discuss the political stu alton, abuse French
men as mass, and worry through the day by an
occasional tour to the suburbs, and then We are
hted with strange dishes, easily bought pleasures
and cheap polemics, We hurry away to Monaco to
onnd Of e
dissipation In every capital OF Europe, and, finally
when We are ready to buy our tickets and step on
board the transatlantic steamer, home ard
bound, We present an abused stomach to the angry
sea- and, In consequence thereof suer for ten days
the torture OF sea sickness beng able, perhaps to
et-un, with maximum limit OF IS. Does any one
pretend that such Q LIE Is recreation 2 that the
wort ana pay from sne winter
OF manP How different II II here = Instead OF
n'nname into DEEPER follies and coouettina with