New-York tribune., 1901-01-13
A SEASONABLE REMINDER.

About this time. as the old fashioned alma
macs used to say. look out for the grip and Tor
the various ills. dlscomforts and what-not other
untoward circumstances to which mortal flesh
is heir in a North Atlantic winter. 1t Is quite
true that as an all round the year affair our
changeful coy, uncertain climate, wet and dry,
hot and cold, calm and clustering, is calculated
to develop in those who can stand 1t the highest
type of robust and potential humanity. But it
is equally true that in these three winter months
of January February and March these regions
can put forth about as many different kinds OF
bad weather as any spot on the face of the
globe, with intervals Of course, Of as perfect
weather as any can boast. 1t is also true that
thousands and increasing thousands Of people
want to get away from it for comfort need to
get away from it for their health. Indeed. the
multitude of migrants in winter is getting to be
pretty nearly as large as that in summer. OF
those who go away considerable distance and
for a considerable time 1t is probably already
as large. And IL is reasonable that such should
be the case, for, as we have traditionally main
tained New-York is, after ALL q pretty good
summer resort, while there is world of fun In
lodging the winter and spending these three
months In place where you can loaf and in
yite your soul" in a hammock or a catboat-not
to mention on the golf links
For many years it has been well established
rule for all seeking summer resorts to turn 70
the pages of The Tribune for instruction and
guidance. Equally seryiceable. and indeed in
dispensable, has this journal now become to
those who would pass the winter, or a part
thereof, in a more genial cline. Wherefore, us
we said at the beginning, about this time in
deed in another part of this very days ISSUE
look out for prescriptions preventive or avoid
of ,yrfn oil +ha nd ,for
of winter in The Tribune's compendium of
winter resorts. We devote to-day several pages
TO this feature, giving vivid and accurate ac-
counts of the best winter resorts, from Lake
wood to St Augustine and from New Jersey to
California. There are coast resorts and inland
resorts and island resorts, winter homes amid
the pines and amid the mountains places for
pleasure and places for health, places under the
Stars and Stripes and places in foreign lands
There are in our columns detailed information
about all these places and a number of fine
halftOne plates, not from Imaginative sketches
but from actual photographs. faithfully portray
ing TO the eve the scenes amid which the win
ter wanderer may expect TO find himself There
is variety enough In the resorts represented In
this compendium 10 assure the suiting of all
tastes and the meeting of all needs with how
ever, this one invarabe feature common to
them all, that they are all good and confidently
TO be commended-a fact of which patrons OF
The Tribune and followers of its guidance need
not 10 be assured and scarcely to be reminded
Our Winter Resort Supplement, then, is of
fered TO the attention Of all in confidence that it
will prove to be a valuable guide. philosopher
and friend to those who have it in mind to go
away for the winter or for a winter vacation
and that it will indeed be found full of interest
TO those who have no such prospect-an incom-
parable exposition of the beauties and charms
OF the more genial regions of the world, and
guide upon the many roads whose course is
run from lands OF snow to lands of sun"