Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-06-05

IIOTItM ~ -
srrAxEl SuEvrA. Hanson or CHrasuno,
FnAscr, May is. 1872 For an hour be-
fore tho susvia left the pier st New York,
her broad deck and hplsndid main saioon
were oiled with tho hundreds that had
come to zee their friends and relatives Oh.
There we're congratulations and tender
psrsings. laughter and tears. Ai p. n.
the whistle blew tho signal for departure
and those who wished 70 rsmain In the
Western H~smisphsrs wrnt ashore. The
immense steamer commenced 10 move
almost lmpsrcsptbly at nfst but with
Increasing speed at every turn Of the
screw, aud we LEFT tho wharf amid sccla.
nations, waving handkereeiefs and .
shower Of bouquets and oranges. For two
DAYS the weather vas delightful. The
ancient amateur mariners. OF whom we
hsdf many on board-thoss who had crossed
sig or ton times-said they had never seen
anything like IL; but next evening We
we're
IN THE ouLy srnEAx.
While wo we're at dinner. the whistle
blew the signal for down brakes. and those
who had Travelled much on Southern rail-
roads thought for an instant that . COW
was on the track. but an ancient mariner
said :. fng." When We vent on deck we
ssv uAe fox. and for two days va saw moth.
Ing else. Tho fog whistle blew incesssnt-
~; ths deck was vet and dlssgrsesblo (;
tic Boa o. an oily, inky color. and only
Two DEGREES 81 tho freezing point. We
werc OF the banks OF New Foundland. On
ne second. evening . breeze sprung up,
and lifted the fog. Tho sea was rolling.
and the ancient mariner said w were pass
Ing through tho vestiges OF an old storm ;
before morning tie old storm was rein.
forced by ayoung ono ; wo had anticipated
something Of tho kind. for tho sailors had
been going about quietly
LAsInxa CHAIRS To u DICK,
And securing things generally /; the steward
had also fixed . walnut frame 10 the table.
which divided Il into small. fenced SEC
lions. that sftsrward proved . curb to the
dishes In thcir eccentric antics a. The vss-
eel was tossed like an esg shell by the
waves. Tho Ono weather Of the frat two
days had spoiled the passengers OF the
"Buevia !" the fox put them out OF humor.
| and tho storm made them aick. Sea-slck.
nessi is 4 most melancholy condition of
| tho human stomach. . vlsoeral insurrection
for which no allaying specific has been
found Ito p~remonitory symptoms arc dis
gust Of food. yellow complexion and . woe
begone visagv, and these are followed by
vile and yiruient eructatlons. without re-
spoct Of or IN age. SEE. condition, or rein.
rd society. But tho
RECOVERY IRON sEAsicKSEss
AZ the convaiescent catches glimpses Of
new horizons OF hoalth. and physical Va.
lIdiiy IL delicious. Like Colonel Sellers.
tho Hamburg line never economical on its
nourishment. and fresh strawberries. -.
parsgus, green pcsS-everything that tho
| market Of New York or the vintages Of
| Europe affords reeled IN the restless table.
or were sent 10 tho cabin of every passen.
ger that imagined himself i~ndisp0sed no
dainty that the seasick soul conceived was
| the steward unable 70 furnish. luskin
says that q ship should never be painted
majestic and defiant. but only - warlike
| and enduring, aud no o can have been
atsca In Q storm without realizing ths
truth Of his dict~na. and feeling how en-
tirely 81 the mercy OF the waves Is even the
best Of ships. Por sixty hours the suevia
struggled with the
TREMENDOUS ENERGY or H SKA.
And when she came into port. the top
of her smoksstack. twenty feet sbove her
deck. was white from the salt with which
tho vaultug. snowy.crested waves had
wreathed H.. Imagine an Immense ship
ascending cubic acres Of cone.shaped nm.
stable wave. Slo reaches the apex. begins
TO descend. aud pitches stem foremost TO
the base. with terrible splash and splurgo ;
q tremor like l shudder passes through
her entire bulk. but she does not creak ~
though she would 20 N pieces ; there 10
too much endurance Of iron. steel and OAK
In her for complaint. she simply renews
tbs engagement svcry minute for three
days, until tho most timid Woman has
faith that the ship 10 warl!ke and cndur-
Ing, able IN hold her wi against the ma.
Icstic and demoniscal ocean. q. A. y.