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AN IRISH PILOTS PREVENTIVE AGAINST


COLD.
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We take the following from the Tribune's
account Of the recent voyage of the Pilot Boat
Romer across the Atlantic. We cheerfully
commend the noble Irishman's preventive"


"At Q O'Clock the next morning, Pilot
Boat came alongside, and Pilot was bargain
ed to take the Romer into Cork A line was
thrown from the Irish boat 10 the Romer, in the
centre Of which, in tight moose, was secure
ly fastened the Pilot, who was then thrown in
to the-sea, his friends keeping fast hold Of the
other end of the line. He was now hauled on
board the Romer, and jumping on deck, with
the water dripping from him in streams, he
made single dash for the helm, singing out
in the most Indifferent manner imaginable
Port your helm - On being asked by the
Captain if he would take something to prevent
his catching cold, he pulled out Father Ma.
thew Temperance Medal, which he said with
a smile, was sure preventive against taking
cold"