The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-01-17
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Nothing Is moro exaiisr.l
ntins to the mind sud
across the ocean, be 4
Mexico. Atlantic or pac,ns
out OF ten cases tho tc,,y,s,
trip in perfect health, An !! '
an amazing amount q spps4y =!
is that the mode OF traye,,ss
Affects the human system ~. 4
well known scaaickncss. cs,,. .2.|
slant shaking and often N.Y. ~
the vessel. As disarrcra ~ n! u
| may be. the effects pre i,,,,'. N.
aen anu system being feed r NJ
stnrccs, aud tho patient No. W.
self sufficient 10 satisfy WA A
by the Inhalation Of tho nr,s -
Is no cure for seasickncss $40 4,
of II, and the favorite rcr,.
he oh deck Of the stenn,ar' ~ \
siblc, ever Keep walking * ~
getting your body Used n sxs'll
vcssel. or rest in hnr,s.ysl.l
steamer chair which yoo 80 ~
trip Tho best proof thnt ~. q
seas'ckncss Is very harm,e,s \. ,.
the Mallory line steamcrsS sIZ.ll|
Galveston TO New York X. ~
have neither physician -. ~! l.
,meF provided with modIciSs
the Atlantic steamers nm ~.
to carry a sufficient amouns' !, \
also to supply the services y Z x
laughs at YOU when YOU AZ ~ 13
sich. 4" "'o ~
Once free from scasickns.s \. e
joys the healthful breeze ~
tho different ways of "Liyl;ssy 4 "a
feel In the mood of readIns' Il.
your choice Of books from n n ~.
ths steamship company 'oNss.. W: H.
any CHARGE; others keen dss:zy
tiers to relatives. friends A. ~ u
they play various games y 'y!...1
the young folks will dana N, 's.!| b.
pahd OF music on board; the -:
mel; VIII pass their time Il nv
either playing cards or fsitas ..
storicn about trips and funnr ..3
the elderly ladies' vieine Mix H.
oueS In receiving kindcst atfenet,..
lite and polished gentIcmsr' n n |
amusing and interesting 20. Il
world lin iiutshell' gets siss.I !.
minister mingles with 4 ~ ~ n
mailing. humorous FELLOWS ~ u
represent saloonists, restnurarsss..
crs. hotel men, etc.; how fhe nv:
teacher associates with sfunif. ~ /
probably a candy maker or kSt.Hs. B
the law of equity of men NJ m d
trades never, could be better ill1siS1
whefe than on a steamer. TAss =
natiornlities of all sorts rebSs'sH
You can learn something about ss,,l
never saw. and profit by the M -
of terrible experience that scrne 49,
far. off world have to unierro' ~
Most of the Atlantic steainshl., 81
require of their. stewards a rncS H.
of q musical instrument. 50 a z ~
gather a band, which OF co,,raa S,.s.N
sweet strains of music at their laes-|
RUE they give concert ever XII
dinins room. Saturday niebt NJ
dances on the deck Of the stesms
are of a humorous n I.
nature. you will see elf-conssl,,l
mittee make all preparations ID h
iramat1c musical entertainment d n
Tor some charitable purpose. -
he benefit of the poor fellows m
shovel coal deep in the bottom 4 !
'el while We people are having i a.
AS soon as we are nearing the W
the general feelinf 81 ~
With each other ceases, as We A., r.
With urgent correspondence and ~
runks and yallses, ready for esscs
Inspection and shipment to poIutS 4
ion. Then comes the hour Of deplI,
n seven days ago we met for ~ r
II our life. now we part, perhsu =
nect again, unless by chance. M
verccmes the young fellow ~ p
o court the girl, and as last ID
riepdship he presents her With u
arc to ever remember his mana, i
yer married a fellow that fell d n
er while being on ship abruad /
now, nor do I remember to eyes M
t sucn good luck; but am IN 1
rance writer desires material II 4
sting novel. he can find PLENTY I /
ab1ng n sea trip.