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VOL. V I I I .
NO 27.
FLORENCE, OREGON, FRIDAY, Oct. 29, 1897. .
general directory
TRAVELERS’ GUIDE.
STATE OFFICERS
TRAVfc.Lt Kb’ GUIDE
Biliousness
STEERING A STEAMSHIP.
“ R a n a ln ff
th e T im e u s d IlU ta a e e ”
PoCET W e a th e r.
GRANT AT WEST POINT.
In
A Good R ec o rd as a s tu d e n t a nd a H ig h
R e c o rd as a M a n .
I
MANAGING HORSES.
HOW YOU SHOULD ANO HOW YOU
SHOULD NOT TREAT THEM.
He was breyetted wcoud lieutenant of 1
the. Fourth infantry aMl orderod to ro- |
“
S A IL S ---------- '
S T A a n L IN K .
port to his command at Jefferson bar- 1 H o roes E r r F r o m Ig a o ra u c e , F a in o r F r ig h t .
governor....................... William P. Lord.
racks, SL Louis, after a short vacation. < T h e y M u s t B e C o nvin ced T h a t B m la t-
On the 1st, 10th and 20th of each
Secretary of S '«te.............H. R. Kincaid.
The entire army of the United States
S . . u w r ..........................« ‘«fr Metchen
a ^cc Is Useless—Vsn th e W h ip S p a rin g ly
month.
at that time numbered less than 8,000 [
Leaves Florence Mondays, Wednes
jupt. Public Instruction.. ..G. M. Irwin.
Single trip $.3.00. Round trip $5.00
men, and the supply of officers was em- , a n d ._ N e .a r K ic k th e A n im a l.
days and Fridays.
lusomina, nervousness, and,
¿tttte Printer.........................W. H. I-eeile.
barrassiugly large. It was the custom,
Arrives at Florence Tuesdays, Tliurs-
Horses are essentially creature» of
A VU and
<111,1 Saturdays
Siil I, w/1 n t,n
tf not relieved, bilious fever
therefore, to brevet graduates second babit ; of gentle, confiding dispositions,
attorney General............C. M. Idlenian. days
or
blood
poisoning.
Hood’s
Connects with Steamer and Scotts
‘
.. .R. S. Bean
lieutenant.
but excessively nervous; timid, at times
Pills stimulate the stomach,
Alsowitli t ,
„
,
.
. .F. A. Moore burg Stage Line for Drain.
He graduated twenty-first in a roll of Irritable, aud proue to resist strenuous
rouse the liver, eure headache, dizziness, con
Supreme Court
rht
Rates
Charge * or Passenger and Fret
stipation, etc. » cento.^ Soldjj^all druggists.
E. Wolverton Stage Line for Coos Bay.
89.
with
a
fair
record
in
all
things—a
■ Sarsaparillai
reasonable.
The only Pills to take with I
good record in mathematics and engin ly anything that frighteus thet i. If, for
lodge Second District. .J. C. Fullerton
-----APPLY TO-
eering and a remarkable record as horse- , cxumple, yen put a rope halter on an
attorney Second District.Geo.M. Brown | _
unbroken colt and tie him to a post, ibo
mau.
Meyer & Kyle,
Florence, Or.
More thc.ii 10A had entered with him, more tho rope cuts iuto his tender skin
but one by 0-.. they had dropped out till the greater w ill bo his struggles, while
ho will soon yield to a halter that in
only 39 remained.
VIN C E N T & W ALTON,
CO UNTY O FFICERS
Apparently Grant remained markedly flicts no pain.
S T E A M E R “ C O O S ,”
nnmilitary throughout the four years' I Through nervous fright horses somo-
( successors to V . H C M IN W A Y .)
course. He served ns a private through times become panic stricken aud abso
E- B a n g s ,
P ro p rie to r.
- Will make
out the first two yeura. i. ~ During the third lutcly uueoutrolluble. They suffer also
...E
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0
.
Potter.
year he was made sergeant, hut was occasionally from what, for want of a
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Stage leaves Eugene Monday’s,
ludge.............................
dropped (promotions at that time were better name, may be called "nervous
. . . . A N D ____
Jonwiissioners j ' ’ ...W . T. Bailey Wednesdays and Fridays at 6 a.
---- Between------
made for soldierly qualities and had no paralysis," when they seem to be phys
,. .J. T. Callisou
exact relation to excellence in studies), ically incapable of motion. This con
A
Complete
Line
of
Drug
m., arriving in Florence the day
and during the fourth year lie served dition is almost invariably the result of
brutal treatment, and tho only reason
Jlerk.......................... A. C. Jennings following at 10 a. m.
Sundries and Toilet Articles.
again as private.
.
..
A.
J.Johnson
explanation
of it » js that the first
Sheriff......... ..................
LU IllXV
•• •*
r
.
The first year he took up French
and | able
Returning-stage leaves Flor
mathematics, and though the oourue > emotion aroused in the horse by Pt>u‘«b-
treasurer....................... . .A. 8. Patterson
was severe, including algebra, geometry, j meut is fear; that when he finds thut
...................................... __ D. P. Burton ence on Monduys, Wednesdays
| Corner 9th & Willamette Sts.
________
trigonometry, application of algebra to he
cannot escape anger and a spirit of
School Superintendent ........C. 8. Hunt and Fridays at 3 p. in., arriving
resistance are mingled with his fright,
geometry,
etc.,
he
stood
fifteenth
in
a
_
_
C.
M.
Collier
Eugene,
:
:
:
Ore.
Purveyor........................
in Eugene the following day
class of 60 in mathcmatices aud forty- and that these combined emotions pro
Coroner.......................... ___J. W. Harris
ninth in French and twenty-seventh in duce this morbid state.
at
6
p.
m.
. ,.F , B. Wilson
Justice
The horse is quick to tako advantage
lOHOV of
V Peace
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older of general merit. The second year
T
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IC
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LY
CASH
.
„ « ta b le ..................... John k.Tanner
he climbed three jyiutsiji general merit of the iguorouco or tbe fear of those
Single fare . . .
- $5.00
and afixxl twenty-’fourth in a class of who control him. As compared with
R
Round trip - - - - $0.00.
63. He stood tenth in mathematics, the dog, .¿c is somewhat slow of cotn-
twenty-third in drawing, but was be piehensiqi, but be differs from the dog
Tickets for sale at' E. Bangs’s
CITY OFFICERS.
low the middle in ethics und French. iu thia aid«—that he seldom becomes
In his third year he rose in his drawing “ too old to learn new tricks,” nnd his
livery barn, Eugene, and at Hurd
to
19, and was twenty-second in chem memory is so retentive that he never
& Davenport’s office in Florence. I
istry
and fifteenth in philosophy, which forgets whut ho has once thoroughly
. F. B. Wilson
'resident.
was a very good standing indeed. He learnedi-
""
It may also be set down as a mle,
O. W. Hurd
rose to 20 ill general merit, 16 in en
Win. Kyle
gineering, 17 in mineralogy and geology, with but few exceptions, that he intends
ioard of Trustées
Marion Morris
but was a little below the average in to do jnst right. If he err, it is from
S le e p in g C a r s
C. C. Behnke
ignorance, pain or fright, rarely from
ethics, artillery and infantry practice.
........ J. C. FLINT, Proprietor
In general, it may be said that ho left stubbornness or vice. This seems to be
E
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g
a
n
t
«corder................................Drew Severy
the ucademy with a good average record generally unknown or at least disre
F l o r e n o a , O r e g o n ..
D in in g C a rs
reasurer .............................. A- ^ond
as a student and u very high record as a garded, for of nil animals the horse is
THE OPEN BOAT.
tbe least understood, the moHt hurslily
man.—Hamlin Garland in McClure's.
iarshal................................Í- R- Weddle
T o u r is t
judged and unjustly treated, and for the
A t th e M a r r y o f th e Sea— S te p h e n C ra n e
OUR AIM— To furnish the best
C a rs
Sleeping
leust infraction of discipline he is too
T R K CHRONICLK ranks with the «raatrri
D ca c rlb a a I l ls Sensations.
TESTING
A
WATCH.
aew.papar» in the U nited atotoa.
accommodations
at reasonable
often brutally punished. If men who
ST. PAUL
In the meantime the oiler rowed, and
THK CHRONICLK h o i o> eeeel an th e Peelfla
SECRET SOCIETIES.
Coast. It leads ell in ability, enterpvtee end newe.
then the correspondent rowed, nnd then H ot E n g lis h T lm e p lrc e a A r e T r ia d as to train horses would control their tem
M IN N E A P O L IS
prices.
pers and endeavor to ascertain the cansa
T h e ir R e g u la r ity .
T H E CHRONICLK’» Telegraphic ReporU era
the oiler rowed. Gray faced aud bowed
tbe latent end m eet reliable, Its Local N ewe the
DULUTH
of tho animal’s misbehavior, they wonld
There
has
been
watchmaking
at
Cov
forward,
they
mechanically,
turn
by
m ile it end n p lcie tl en d Its E ditorials tram tba
F. & A. M. Florence Lodge No. 107.
turn, plied the leaden oars. The form entry ns long ns there has been a watch find that there is often a good excuse for
sh iest pens In tl.a country.
FA R G O
THK CHRONICLE hen alw ays bean, and el ways
!■ Regular soinmitnication on second
of the lighthouse had vanished from the trade iu England, which is for tho last his notions.
GRAND FORKS
TO
w ill be, tb e friend end cham pion ef tb e people es
The eye is the best index to the ani
soqtberu horizon, but finally a pale star 200 year» or thereabout. There used to
id fourth Saturdays in each month.
ogetnat
com
bination«,
cliques,
corporations,
or
CRO OKSTON
«
— *
oppressions of any kind. It w ill be Independent
appeared, jnst lifting from the sea. The be three centers of the English trade, mal's feelings. Tbo ears are very ex
S. L. R obkkds , W. M.
In everythin g neutral In nothing.
W I N N IP E G
streaked saffron in the west passed be these being Liverpool, Coventry and pressive, bnt they do not reveal so
G. K nott », Secretary.
PRIN CIPA L H O T E L
*
fore the all merging darkness, and the Loudon. N<Av thete nrc practically but plainly the emotions that are dominat
H E L E N A nnd
ONE BLOCK FROM D E P O T
sea to the east was black. The hind had two—Coventry mid Birmingham. The ing him as tho eyo docs. Therefore
BUTTE
vanished aud was expressed only by the test of a g<xxl wutch is that it should study the eye with its varying expres
----- BATES $1.00 Per D A Y -----
obtain n Kew certificate, and of the sions, and when you can read its mean
A. R. General Lyons Post, No. 68.
low and drear thunder of the surf.
• meets second and fourth Saturdays
“ If I am going to be drowned—if I watches that go to Kew 7 5 per cent are ing yon hold the key to ouo of the chief
M um . L. L. M abktekm , Prop.
secrets of successful horse training.
each month at 1 :30 p. m.
am going to be drowned—if I am going from Coventry.
E ugene,
O regon .
TO
Tbe horse should bo convinced Hint
A t Kew no wntch has yet succeeded
to
be
drowned,
why,
in
the
name
of
the
:
J. I. BuTTKRriEt.D, Commander.
C H IC A G O
seven mad gods who rule the sea, was in getting the 100 marks which signify resistance is useless, bnt do not be im
J. L. F urnish , Adjutant.
W A S H IN G T O N
I allowed to come thus far aud contem perfection, but Coventry linacoino near patient or harsh. Remember that suc
92. . nnd is always well to the cess is tbo reward of uuwearied pa
plate sand and trees? Was 1 brought est,
— , with
..
P H IL A D E L P H I A
hero
merely
to
liuvo
my
nose
dragged
front.
The
Kew tost is no light ono. tience. If yon fail at first, keep trying
w . W . N EE LY, Prop’r.
N E W YORK
away as I was about to nibble the sacred . The watch is tested in every position until yon succeed. Do not be discour
O U. W. Perpetua T^odge, No. 131,
Tables furnished with all the B O S T O N A N D A L L
cheese of life?"
nnd Its rate registered, not only per day. aged if you do not seem to make much
■ meets every 1st and 3d
eh month. Members and visiting delicacies of the season. W i l d P ___________
The patient captain, drooped over tho but per hour. It is hung by its pendant, progress, k'onr task may take weeks or
O IN T S B A S T “ >ld S O U T H
sthren in good standing are cordial
wnter jar, was sometimes obliged to hung upside down, hung on each side, even months, bnt if yon persevere you
game, fish and fruit in season. Best i o r iniormau l>i,,timeeard«,m»ps»ii<itickets
vited to attend. I. G. K kotts , M
placed dial down und bnek down and at w ill triumph.
speak to the oarsman
While it is two that with some horses
x. K vle , Recorder.
accomodations for the traveling etc., call on or write
"Keep her heud upl Keep her head nny numbf r of angles, and to finish up
the whip ninst be occasionally used, it
with
is
baked
in
on
oven
and
frozen
in
upl’
M c M urphey ,
public. Charges reasonable.
‘ ‘Keep her bend up,’ sir," The an ice pail. No wonder that a watch should be the very last resort, and re
0. O. F. Heceta Lodge No. I l l , meets
________________
General Agent. Rooms 2 anil 4. Hbcltoii Block.
with a Kew certificate is a comfort to member always that one, or nt most
voices
were weary aud low.
every Wednesday evening in Lod^e •-------- -
"
j
EUGENE, OREGON.
two, enta and a few sternly spoken
This was surely a quiet eveulDg. All Its owner.
ill, Florence, Oregon. Brothers in
When it is considered that it makes words are more efficacious than an
xl standing invited to attend.
save the oarsman lay lionvily and list
D.
CHARLTON,
W. H. W kathibsox , N. G.
an hour and must not hoar's punishment. There is no more
lessly in the bout's bottom. As for him, 18,000 vibrations
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•
i
A Militant General Passenger Agent.
M arion M obkis , Sec.
his eyes were just capable of noting tbe vary n second a week, while a quarter vicious or false idea Ilian that a horse ia
«
255 Morrison St. Cor. 8d.
tall black waves that swept forward iu turn of its two time screws, meaning benefited by a "sound thrashing.” On
* *
. .
I
P o r tle u a d O r.
W. 0 . ZEIGLER, Proprietor.
| a most sinister «lienee, save for an oc- the millionth of nn inch, w ill make a the contrary, it is tho very worst thing
casioual subdued growl of a crest.
difference of 20 seconds a day, the deli- yon can do, bceanse tbe horse’s recollec
CHURCH DIRECTORY
E U G E N E , • - ’ OREGON
Tbe cook’s brad was on a thwart, and cacy of Its adjustment w ill be apprcci- tion of the pain aud the fright occa
T h e F u n k & W a g n a lls
he looked without interest at tho water j «tod, as w ill nlso the risk of intrusting sioned by it is more vivid and enduring
under his nose. He was deep in other ! its repair to any Irat skillful hands.— than his remembrance of why It waa
tEsbYTERIAN CHURCH, Her " ,
administered, aud at your next lesson
scenes. Finally he spoke. " B illie,” ho Jewelers’ Review.
Oregon.' Sabbatliserv.ee: Sabbath
he it nervous and afraid and at tbe least
,col, 10 o’elock a. m. Preaching 11
murmured
dreamfully,
“
what
kind
cf
Of The
F l.h ln g F o r T u n a , M anta C la ra .
noto of auger in your voice (for horses
T h e C h r o o le lo M e lld la g .
you like best?” — "Tho
lock a. ro. and 7 p. m. Sacrament o
pie do j,,«
---- Open
,
jndgo the mood of tbe trainer by his
Tlio
fish
ranged
from
4
to
0
foot
in
! Lord's supper on 1st SabUth M
Boat,”
by
Stephen
Crane,
in
Scribner’s.
ENGLISH LANGUAGE
length and from 78 to 800 pounds in j manner and bis lone of voice) he may
iuary, April, July “"d 25. vices T w e n ty -th r e e
erybody is welcome to all the ser ^ .-
weight, judging from their size. Like become almost uncontrollable In bia ef
B n g la n d a n d Raaala.
COMPLETE
M ile s W e s t
B y M a ll. P a a to g o P o M ,
wolves they had rnshrxl in from t he deep ' forts to escape the expected flagellation.
itor requests Christians to
Many
believe,
says
Benjamin
I.
SU CC IENT
sea and were moving down the coast, i It is a safe rule for any one having a
miselves known.
r ,..,„ .
o
f
E
u
g
e
n
e
.
Wheeler
in
The
Atlantic,
thut
Constan-
I . G. K notts , Pastor.
stampctling a school of smelts and flying hasty temper not to have a w h i p a t
tluople
has
been
systematically
forti
A U T H 0 B .IT A T I V E
fied against the English to the west, but fish and driving them out of tho water, j hand. The temptation to nse it may be
not, at least by land, against Russia to snapping at them and following them too great. And it ia also wise not to at
ETHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH
tempt to teach him when yon are in a
the east. A Russian urmy can enter np into the air. Moving on, wo found ,
3Oi.»6» Voc.kul.ry Terms
service.
Preaching at Glenada
tho school of unfortunates, a brownish | bad linmor, for if bo does not do jnst
Constantinople
without
greut
difficulty.
>47 EdRors and Speclall«U
1 Acme two Sundays of each month.
When tbe question of forcing the Dar patch of solid fish in the water, iuto right yon will probably vent some of it
S33 Readers tar Quotation.
B
ibatli-Scliool
every
8un(1*Zltlr*;
on him.
danelles with au English fleet was agi which the tuuso were charging.
When whipping is used only as a last
I have fished in the huuntsnf the tar
gooo lllu .tr.tlo n a
i. ni. Prayer meeting ®veJ7
tated
last
winter,
the
English
naval
au
Bu GnUtsl Wt«!ily h the Con itry,
’ evening at the chnrcli. „Everybody
resort,
the
necessity for it rciuxjus
seldom ««•«■'-.
arises.
i i k m i evvr/
unmu
t»««
me uewriwutj
pon
and
taken
almost
every
game
fish
Cost over »960.000
thorities estimated that of the 19 ships
dially invited.
G. F. R° p ^ t('ir.
A ppendix ol 47.46» Entries
lying st Hulouiku 6 must be sp’-riflerd to be found in American waters, but As the horse makes progress in bis edn-
M o n e y Saved
to do it. Thu cards have been stacked froni this exhibition of the velocity and cation I10 understands better what is re-
a
f a r
for Russia. It looks today as if the ul wonderful powor of the tuna I did not qulred of him and transgresses less fro-
By
( lu c l.d ln z pnara«.l to any p .rt of tha Unltad
The lull numlwr of word, snd term« In
timate occnpution of Constantinople believe it could bo raptured with a 24 queutly, nnd nearly always a sound rat-
S la te . ( aaaAa and H alloa.
ounoo rod or a tarpon outfit. We baited log.when ho knows that he is niisbo-
-A TTO R N EYS
P a tr o n iz in g it.
( different dictionaries for the entire alphabet Is
by Russia were a foregone conclusion.
T H K W K BK LT CIIRONICMC. tba brtkhtaat
witli ........-e;
large smelt —
nnd
to
sayr
in
e
........ Iw-gari
7—- trolling
- having is sufficient. Fnirtimes when
What
has
England
say?
The
mat-
and
moat
com
plote
W
eakly
N
ew
.p
ap
.r
In
t
h
.
an follow«: BvOltMlMfTH. 50,01)0; WoUCHZKTZn
this is disregarded a slap with tbe open
seemed
for
a
time
,
throngh
the
Hchool.
I
stx.ii
had
a
strike.
woHd. p rin t, rw ularty M aolu m iia a , t a . I . .
las,000: W zbkts « (International), 125,000; Cxs- p a g e ,o f N a w .. Lltarazura and O .n .ra l Inform a ter concerns her. It
WOODCOCK,
Prop.
that the discovery of the route by the and, while not unused to surprises, I | band w ill cause instant obedience.
tion
:
alM
a
m
^
o
lflc
e
a
t
Agricultural
Popart
m
oat.
t
u
r
v
,
(«lx
volume«.
complete,)
225,000:
Geo. H a le
lost 880 feet of Hue and the tip of my , There ore two forms of punishment,
SAMPLE COPIES SENT FR&E. cape of Good Hope would provido an nxl so quickly that I hardly realized or rather brutality, that are inexcusa
STANDARl», over 300,000;
evasion of the eastern question anil free
S . 7 Î " n a c T r a . .................
D O
Y
O
V
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T
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tier from the neceasity of worrying about what had happened. My companion hud ble under any circumstances—these are
business
cards
the
AEgcan. But the opening of the his fine rod Jerked from his hands, and striking a horse over the head, no mat
•
O r .« o n
Soc»
canal bus changed thingi, and, ns I believe the fish was of the largest size, ter liow light the blow, snd kicking
C H R O N IC L E
If by jealooa interpoaitioq of geograph which nothing could ship. —Bportaman’a biro—and aside from tbeir Inhumanity
•»
o o m s 7 <1
end
S collection«
1»1 R »ilentloH
t « u to
P
there is greut danger of permanently in
•___________
ic
fnte, drawn tlfifisauo back to the old Magazine.
p B S T KATIONAL ßANK ACENTS W A N T- O.
juring him. Whenever daring a lesson
buifiif af.
.
lighting ground in the eastorn Mediter
Nnali« Ilrram«. «
s colt or young horse becomes heated
ranean. If she is to hold Iudla and Aus
A well known authority on dream» and angry, erase at once, and if yon
tralia,
England
must
control
tbe
Suez
OP EUG ENE.
nnd dreamboolcs says: “ To dream you , have been impatient aud abused him
S H O W IW O
nnal and Its approaches.
E . D . B R O N S O N & CO,
see snakes or serpents show» that you keep away from him and do not ap-
s. s. ««"»•
mcmosioks .
The United State«, Dominion of
will be imprisoned and cucounter many prouch bint until ho has forgotteu the
...
A 11 o m e V -a » -I.S W .
Pacific Coast Agents
A b K x ^ ob .I. o Product.
dangers. If you are in love, your sweet- | occurrence.
Canada
and
Northern
Mexico
S 6 0 .0 0 0
SAN FRANCISCO, CAL.
It is said that tho most costly product heart w ill he false. To dream you kill a
FAIO UP OA8H OAFtTAL,
SSO OOO
Be soothing and geutle in your man
O1» O N E BIDE,
In the world Is charcoal thread. It is at snake slew s' you w ill overcome diffl- • ner aud yonr tone of voire. Win bis
SURPLUS AMD PROFITS.
933 Market St.
»—QmcK At,tbe Court Ilouye.
AaS «bo
1
Ilf
’1 J
present mads iB Phrls.hRt by an artisan cnltles and enemies and bo successful in confidence, and yon w ill never regret it,
M ATk H l
t H f i W O r l d who carefully conceals himself from tha hoc, trade of farming, bnt unsuccessful for then -In the hour of dunger yonr
m ap UI
pnbHo the
gnar(, th(, „ cr,x of
• • VEABBF
at s e a .* * ___ 2 1
, voice and., the tonch of yonr baud reas
O X T U B O TH K R
SI DB.
tUGiMÌ,
E ^ E ¿-tylrfiKMCT’
■XMRM M OB-
his CTaft. Charcoal thread is sold at
sure him, und ho w ill fare imminent
T h e Pr,i|Mraal n f th a F u to r a .
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Gustav Kobbe baa an article entitled
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Nicholas. Mr. Kobbe says:
The degree of A. B. is not confined to
college graduates. Aboard ship it means
“ able bodied” seaman.
Every nautical "A. B .” knows bow
to “ box the coinp'ss” and bow to steer
by it, but you w ill be surprised to learn
that no good helmsman will steer by a
compass unless all other things fail
him. Among those “ other things’,' are
the horizon, the wind, the wake of the
ship, the stars, the soundings and the
line of the surf when ruuning along the
roast. And so the ablebodied seaman,
when a greenhorn takes his trick at the
wheel, hands over the helm to him
with this caution, “ Keep your head out
of the biunacle. ”
I am speaking of suiliug vessels.
Steamers, especially those that travel on
regular routes, steer by compass. They
"run their courses” from point to point
—from lighthouse to lighthouse, light
ship, day murk, buoy, bell cr fog whis
tle. In thick weather they know, tak
ing wind and tide iuto consideration,
how long they should staud on each
course and try never to puss tlio “ sig
nal” at the end of it. When they have
seen or heard that signal, they start on
tho next “ run” or course. This is culled
“ ruuning the time and distance.” 1
have gone into Halifax on a steamer
that met with thick fog from Cape Cod
down. ‘One morning the cuptain said to
me:
“ We ought to pick upSambro in half
au hour.”
Surely enough, about half an hour
later we heard, through the fog, a can
non shot, the distinguishing fog signal
of the Samhro light station on the Nova
Scotian coast.
Real sailors—the Jack tars that man
sailing vessels—actually prefer, as I
have said, to steer by signs rather than
by compass, and there are times when
the steamer pilota have to.
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