TIE WILMTNCTONlAN


DELAWARE ADVERTISER.

Thursday, May 8, 1927.
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Pacific, have received their wages, and. ac
cording to the papers Of that city, are enjoy
ing themselves after their own fashion,
They are seen dashing through the streets


10 carriages, at the rate of ten Knots and
are to be found at all the public places of
amusement, equipped in their naval costume,
such as a tarpaulin hat, Gan indispensable
head dress to son of Neptune, blue round
about jacket. and blue shirt collars. There
is perhaps no race of mankind who take the


world and its cares easier than these hardy
fellows. When at sea, their wants are pro-


yided for, and no care disturbs the tranqulli-


ty Of their feelings. "In rain and sunshine, in


calm and tempest, the same unclouded
| brow bespeaks the unruilled state ~ all


within; the watch below succeeds the watch
on deck; pleasant weather must succeed the


storm, and these are the only alterations that


occur to break the general monotony OF


their life. The hour of serving grog, until
i, arrives, affords something to wish tor;-


when it is past, they collect in messes a


round their kids and cans; and their iowly
fare IS cnioyed with a better relish, keen
or annette, and lighter heart, than often


belong to the guests at the rich mans table"


Omen, frank and candid, sailor treats
the world as though all mankind were as
honest as himself. When on shore, they
, love to recount their perils at sea. and when
again assembled on the forecastlc, they have


many hearty laugh at their adventures
2 while on shore. Money. to them, is thing
of little value, aud sailor will seldom or


ever take dollar with him when bound up
} on his tavoritc clement; he "liyes while he
: l;vcs''--the world and its cares he is free
: from; snug ship and a fan breeze is his


delight, and he does not care to what quar-
{ ter of the world he maybe bound.


n Among all the inventions which have beer
$. conceived by the ingenuity of man, for the
9 promotion OF happiness in physical or mo-
y raj point of view, there is none likely te
|. produce so ncaculable benefit to indvid
= uals, families, society, and the whole world
e as that lately invented by DR.. Chambers. o
J, New York. or perhaps more properly, b.
in a French physician, Of New Orleans, which
II has the astonishing effect of SuhErcSSiag in
OF temher ance.


= This powerful antidotc for that prcdom


inant vice, is presented to the public in tn
id shape of powders, and to be taken nike
lie with liquor of that kind most liked 10y tn
y drinker. 1t has been administered to man
>. confirmed drunkards of the city of New
ID York, and has not yet (and we hope neye
p willy been. known to fail Of a cure, and a rat


ical change in the life of the patient. 1h
os several cases mentioned below. are copie
ut from the Boston Recorder, to the Editors c
p. which paper they we're sent by gentleman
: Mr.. Louis Dwight, whose character and We
= vacty are well known, who spent some tim


in visiting individuals and families in New
of York for the express purpose of ascertain
IN ing the truth of previous statements, and
''' willing to take the responsibility OF furnish
III ins the evidence which is presented.


s. I'd. W. gentleman of great respcctabihiy
ng with whom have been many years ACQUAINTED


told nc, that he ha j man i'll his employment
he so years of age, who had been addicted to i
ad temperance many Years, who expressed va
on linpncss to take any thing but poison tocure hn


Mr.. w. procured some Of the medicine and at
r ministcrcd it few times, in consequence {
as which the old man has lost all thirst for splrto
,k liquors, and appeared like another man. he say
M that it cost him fifty dollars year to get drunk


md now he does not love strong drink, an
cd therefore he infers that he may yet rise IN tn
= world. This case is of two or three weeks cor
I,e tnuance only.


ne Mr. S. respectable mechanic, well know
- here, and highly esteemed by many ct our az
, ouaintance, says that he has young TREND VII
ny was subject to fits of intoxication, once in two
a. three weeks He took the medicine 8 or week
nd aro. and has lost all hankering for spirtuous
~ quors. -.
Ell 10 wears addicted to intemperance. He too
he the medicine or weeks since, IN consequence


of which he has lost all hankerng for spituot
a liquors. His employer, gentleman OF respe,cc
ne ability, confirms this statement, and says he di
H.. missed the man from his service before he too


the medicine, and has restored him suce.
l.. saw both the individuals here spoken or
" ue MIR. K. an industrious mechanic, whom saw
n saws his brother.in-law, youth of l9 years, ia
r become curse to himself and his friends, an
", had become so scottish as to make 1t necessary
ed take bm 10 the hospital. The physician at tt


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