The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-11-27
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Audnow comes awarming Into my mem.
ory so many thirga to DO written about
that 1t seems likely l shall not reach in this
letter the purpose which l began. The
New World was Liverpool liner. The
race ia extinct. Steam has gone for TO de.
ntroy tho moat beautiful thing human
eyes ever beheld or will behold, q full.
rigged ship under full sail. OF course It 10
seen to the best advantage when you are
on shore. Capt. Kuight was good Hea.
man, a ChrlstlRl gentleman and a Yankee.
On this particular voyage he had some
thirty first class passengers, about seven
teen OF whom were Clergymen, TO the
great dread OF the sailors Rsv. Z. H.
Chaplin was among them, and wherever
ho was wit and story and puns
flew like sparks In an od.laahioued fire.
place. Rev. Artemas Bullard, OF st. Louis,
was also aboard, and Henry Ward Beech.
er, who was ut the time suspected OF
preaching his fathers old sermons. It vas
generally believed that no would goon
come to ashea, ] Gm more interested In
him than In any other passenger. He was
doleful creation, and the peculiar obeti-
macy Of his nature oven then was manifest
Others got over seR.sickness In throe or
four days. He never, until tho green
chores Of Ireland blessed his eyes. $50 TO
the Jews fair Canaan stood, while Jordan
rolled between"
Nothing can be more unreasonable than
continuous sea.siCkness. The absolute
remedies are 80 many, the many.volcsd
witnesses arc 80 grave, that anyone who
peEGl1ts IN bOing sick after the third day
is amply obdurate, and l above all
men.
Capt. Knight was something Of a doctor
and he could bring round in day or two
by water.cure treatment. He succeeded
on the first day that ] put my feet on
shore RemediesI
Go on board with full stomach Of
plain but nouriahing food; do not have
anything on your stomach when you en-.
bark.
Keep on deck, Do not go to your state.
room but lie quietly on your back.
Take champagne or claTet, or brandy,
whiskay, or Cruel, or Oatmeal porridge, or
hits Of aalt Goldfish sCorChsd upon living
coala.
Then have an iceberg along your spine T;
light belt should be worn below the
waist usO homeopathic remedies freely,
makes little difference Of what kind |;
blue pills aud Congress water are 90 good
as anything.
THE BEsT CURE
But tho best OF oil thlngs ls to kick the
doctor out Of your ststeroom, lie still in
your borth and walt for land. This 10 q
sure cure.
There are many allevlations Of this
pondiLlon-the Bmell OF bilge.water, II on
ship; OF grease, II on q steamer; tho smell
Of dinner ityour state.roor1 opens on the
dining saloon; the rattle Of the knives,
and the jolly roar ot merry men OF their
abhorent meals. For variety friend
visits you and rsrrRtes his experience and
recommends now torments.
Should all the histories Of sea-BCk OK.
perience be written II would rear up o
conception Of purgatory more frightiul
than has ever bean produced by superBti.
ton. How great was my Joy, in 1850
when felt 70 llrrn earth under my feet and
9 soft and asecy cloud over my head In
England. A HOW sense was developed In
me. The sun had never before been &c
mildly radiant nor the air 30 fragrant moi
tho birds SO tuneful nor the grass, the
leaveg and tho flowers 80 beautiful. For
q few weeks ] lived 10 q hlesasd dream.
wrote eCStatlc letters TO home friends, and
when now, alter nearly forty years, read
the record ot that visit To England could
wiBh that | might have another aucl
trance
But 40 Bnch experience awaited inc Il
tho year 1903 Tho contrast was 90 grea
Rs that Of landscape seen In q balmy daJ
oi June, ipll Of melody and HwGptneeg, iul
OF color and txLAlaLion OF fragrance iron
myriads ot leaves and blossoms, and q dal
in fiery August ovethung with seowlini
clondB rent With storms, tho ColOts sui
phurouS and lurtd, the sounds Of artillery
and musketfy. II was June again when
loft home lot q summer on the Continent
where might recruit, far away from III
sound Of war and isverlbh political discus
Bions,
! had no 90 commission, was sent on n,
nlsaion, | went Of my own motion, lo
rect and strength lor tho war tRrrted
and there wAs no prospect ot It's coming
10 an end for years. The South was ye
confident, and the Norih had not fairly
revOAled la resources. ] WAS not In
pleasing mood, The EnRlah public, yer!
lSTgely, refused It's sympathy 70 tho Union
aud, on tile whole, wished we'll TO tn
South. The lAboiing Classes Oi GfeN
Britain, andesppClally 10 Lancashire, sym
pathiTsd With the North.
ChAEuEs IN ENGLASu.
In those sterling days compromises hA
been burned UP In tho war My ow
feeling was, ale that 10 not for Us
hgaluSt u.s." II was only alter Summs
| on the Continent that returned 10 EnJ
/ land and Nlalhnl 10 The hAfAtiAAlnna Of AnIn