Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1884-01-18
J AIsTERY OF rnr an.
The Fat, Which C,,.,,..,- nj STA
icn,,'ssoSsspiSia OisfI1 SSSSoI,, the CITY ofBo

r.,su,,,l VI HE SEA,
The r,sasShleh Overlook a.. a..
rerienss,. hurray's Idsps o OF h h
a lsS ha lsSs 40, the city Of Boston salad
i iloo,o Of crowded with an CINE tsrt
shore 'Dses bound for foreign
she nevs entered port
deeper = .e ytars incr6ase and ,ha t $3.50
voyage, wen The fierce winds bo,el s '-'',.lG
shp nth" = r. llnninent on every hand sbnJ,
ders ~ ~. name AMI mysterious fsfs y, ' ,Sat
magnincell vessel are aniel n VI ''i''
Our reporter, ona recent 80. 4.
York, tooh lunch with CAPTAIN Caov y - M
dons murray, On bard the AissL. - ~ ~.
Guion me Captain Murray i ~ " ', ~
sialwart olld, wel-knit frame AID nb.a- -
genial dlsTcsin. He has been ',1 co oTV.l Y,
voysgsi. ~ 4uarier Of a century. over half
Of that tlas having be in the traneAtlan.
tic service IN thecourss Of the Conversation
over tne s,sLsIread table, the mystery Of
the City o. Boston was alluded ia
YES remarked the Captsin. ~ sbau
never ioIss1 tne last night we saw that I'M. +
fated vessel Iva chief tiicer If fine Citv
Of AntwerR On the day we SIGHTED ~
CITY OF boson furious southeast burrro "a
set in. Both vessels labmed bard Tho ~
seemed determined q sweep away rve,y yes'
tige ef lte When DIV ended the ro'e5id
not abate, and everything was la,leI t.l.e
night q unusual fury. Our go0i sh was
turned TO NE tuth t. avoid the
possibility Of icebergs. The CITY Of Boston.
however, IND ub,edly went 10 the
north. Her BIAS hfe-rreselver; nnl fnfr,
were all securely hshed and when shc wear
down, everything went 1ihhar r. never Ii re
appear ulu Tue aaglvts up its dead
wv hat, N your opinion, captain, was the
cause OF lhe loss Of the City Of BIS onH
'The Cily q Limerick, in almost pr, ciselv
the same latitude few avs alter, founl the
sea full ot hcatng iye and have no dou t
the City OF Boston collided with the ice, and
sunk immedhtey.a
Captain Murray las been in command Of
the Alaska ever stree she was lut in clmmis-
sion, and fees Just proud Of his noble ship.
She carries thcuands OF Passengers eyeiy
year, and has greatly Iopu arl ell ths Wi.
iams d Gulon line. Remarking uron the
bronzed ard healthy aW earonce OF the cap
tain, the reporter said that sea lie did uot
seem to be avery great physical trial.
"Nol But Persons appearance is no
always Trustworthy indicatlono OF his physi
cal condition For seven years have beei
in many respects very much out oil sorts will
myself. At@rtsin times was 50 lame tina
it was difficult for me to move aronl.
could scarcely straghtenup. did not know
what the trouble ives, anil though ! per
formed all my duties regularly and satistaC
torily, yet felt that l night som
day be overtaken with some serious pro
trating disorder. These troubles j. CIR aset
| felt dull and then, again, shooting pair
through my arEs and limbs. Possibly Il
next dav | would feel flushed and unaccoun
ably uneasy and the day following chilly al
despondent. This continued until last D
cember, when | was Frustrated soon aft
leaving Queenstown aud for the remaind
of the voyage was a helpls pitiful sutiere
In January ast, friend who made III
VOYAGE with ne wrote me a letter, urgn
me to try new course OF treatment
gladly accepted bis counsel, and for the Ia
seven months have given thorough and bu
ness-like attention to the re overy Of my NJ
ural health; and to-day, ! have the proud 81
lsfaction Of saving to you that the lame ba'
the strange feelings, the sciatic rheumau
which have 80 long pursued me, have enhr'
disaDpeared through the blood purifying
fuence of Warmers Safe Rheumatic Y
VIII CHI entirey eradicated all rheumatic p
on from my ysem Indeed, TO me, 1t Sc
: that it has worked wond rs, and l theref'
most cordially commend II.
"And YOU have no trouble now in expos
yourself TO thewnis Of the Atlantic
} Not the least am Us sound as b.
r and feel speedily thankful over the
because belieU Rheumatic and kidney
case is in the bocd Of my family.
drea fully shoied on my lastntriNai Ia l
! eruool to learn that my brother, who
wealthy China tea merchant, had sudde
; died of Brightdisease Of the kidneys
, consider myselextremely fortunate IN
inc taken my touble in time and before
, more .erious elects were possible.
The conversion DRIFT d to other tol
, and as the writer watched the lace De
} him. so strongn all its outlines and G
genial. and t6ught Of the innumerable
10 ures and ludshiTs u which It's owner
been exposed be inst nctively .shed al
: are suffering from the terrible rneu,l
: TROUBLESOME 0common might bnoW ol
Murray's expgieDce and the means by W
be had been restored. an is com
? thing in This world, but far too many en-
} it when they might Just as well aVold u
r is fale philosophy VIII Oh teaches u
endure when we can Just as Ieaqlly d
l So tbought The hearty ca tam OF tne AI
} 30 thinksthe writer and so should an =
think WIN desire happiness and q Ioils =