New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-21
THE Cry of Many Nc5c Yorker Whose Business Worries ire ga
Gated by Il Bad CoLd.

Doubtless. this winter whom the North River.
oyerhung with mist and fun a. nus, cakes ~
ice. has frequently rosewh'oI seen. ou 'hs
coast Of Labrador. and the streets han, seemed
never 20 be free from snow ana .r. many % Sew
Yorker with cold has found the TslIu.-t.s
words th, that had the wings 81 o. G.F.' f.-
then would ly aa.y and o.. 80 -, s'.' .i-..y .s-
Trcsslye OF his feelings. Forgetting ,ha' .se
of the great Characteristic 81 d.. human being
which most widely diG.r,ru.tea h.ra from ,,a.r
animals is his ability 90 adapt himself 2. Oh.
rigors Of any climate. ana that. thor. gore. ..
ought 10 give proof % his superiority U. e..r.-
ously Drawing il out. De would gladly tabs. wing
and follow the birds 90 The warmer CLINE. $50 .s.
there is no pneumonia. wi.r. tf. furnace"
rouheth not and the walks ar. fr.rs.I uifa
green instead Of covered with white This win
ter has been more trying than previous w.a'e-s
fur "a number Of years. The constantly r..Grr...
ruowstorms and cold way.- almost ,Iasp.r.
hands with one another have worn down ta.
patience q many persons who cannot rrf a...y
Tie very cough syrup. with IFS reminder q ID
Shoiesone aromatic atmosIl,r. Of the great
zine forests 81 the gentle tempered south la.
tan,alizei while s, performed IT'S work q heal
iHs II one could only ADOPT ,l- m.lI cur. ana
Imagine himself ia some s.mi-troi..al isI. .r tf.
Spanish Main. what a consolation il aou.. b..
rs one sits back 1T ones desk, every WIaIa"
tightly closed 20 prevent drau2hts and keep oIt
The fog laden air. twisting ones nose with mos.
Handkerchief! y vision Of
The slender coco's dropping crown Of pluu,s.
The IEhin!nE fash OF insect and OF bird.
The l-stre Of the long cuuyu!vuIlacs
rises ia ones mind ana one feels how pleasant
10 would he lazlly 10 lul for few weeks i'm
taat country. with its changing tropical lights.
and watch the serene. Fat uo.g4, round boiled
rerr'-ses amJlns along with punches Of bl-
fanas nicely balanced on their turbau,I heads
II The climate of N,e-Yosk in winter is not
go ideal one, there is the coas1.ing Thought that
"Ith.H the confines Of tine United States one
faay experience any kind If climate one desires
from Tho arctic temperature Of Alaska to the
Fomi-troIjcal Of Florida. Of course, one does
not wish TO think Of the former, with its frozen
thermometers. 1t is much plcaeautcr to dream.
n one cannot realize it, Of the South where the
Gulf brcczcs blow" To know that one may
enjoy in March strawberries. ripe and red on
the table. violet blossoms in the woods the
breath Of jasmine ia the air, and glimpses Of
the passion flower. scarlet trumpet creepcr wild
honeysuckle, blossoming blackberry vines, dell
cate hued lchens, is enough to make New
Yorker desire to sell his business and go in
sianty to such a favored cline with his family
While the New Yorker is breathing the stuffy
air Of his Office in another part Of his native
land" myriads of orchids are Tcrfuming the air
~ dense forests with no man near TO appreciate
their beauty and fragrance Forests Of live oa ks
with hanging banners Of Spanish moss; Expresses
aud tossomnE maEuolias invite the eye, and
strange birds with tropical melodies cutice the
ear they dart through the darkcned rccesses
4 the woodland. And il little adventure is
desired it may he had by awakening an alIiga-
tor, lazily summing himself at the edge Of the
stream.
or. In another part Of the country, thousands
~ miles away. where once the indolent dons
cultivated their ranches and the friars cared