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THE WAYS OF JACK TAR.

dj 4 aos | DOWN TO THE SEA IN SHIPS,

They Had Stranger Forms in Early Days

SUPERSTITIONS OF THOSE WHO GO

Than Are Now Manifested— Stolen Wveod

Mortised Into the Keel to Make the VYee-

sol Sall Faster.

Lieut. J. D. Jerrold Kelley gives an in- teresting chapter of ‘Superstitions of the Sea” in the July number of the Century. After studying them tairly well, he doubts if modern sailors are more superstitions than any other class with equal tra ning

ind opportunities I believe that every

body is leavened with sup retition, he

BAY, notably the noisiest ecoffera, and those mountebanks, the Thirteen Clubs, for these gentry protest too much, It seems to be ahnman instinet modified by racial inheritances and developments. In the youth of the world its manifesta- tions were the earliest recorded utterances ‘

‘

cuuses come t> the rescue.

In earlier days superstition was as much ‘pertofevery ship asthe water she was to flat in;for it entered with the wo d reared into her keel, and climbed to the . . > . . on . . ar sine - will have in a few days the full list, and | fxs and garlands waving at her mast

Huds; it ran riotuusly at her launching,

outrclled her name, her crew, and car- ves; it timed her days and hours of sail- ing, and couveyed her voyages, It suim- moned apparitions for her ill-fortune, and evosed yortents and signs for her pros-

periiv, it made winds blow foul or fair, overned her successful ventures and ar-

rivals, aud, when her work was done,

promised a port of rest somewhere off the shoves of Fiddler's Green, where all food

rs rest eternally, or threatened foul . 1 wy Jones of ballad memory,

Ii many countries stolen wood was mor- ?

faster at night; though if the first blow siruck in fashioning this keel drew fie,

maiden voynge. Silver (usually a coin) placed in the mainmaststep went for lucky ventures, and misguided indeed was the owner who permitted any of the unlucky timbers to enter into the construction. Something of the ceremonious character given to launchings survives to this day ; whereas old ships were decked with flowers and crowns of leaves, flazs now flutter: the |. bation poured on the deck, the purification vy the priest, the anointing with egg and sulphur, find their exemplars in the well- aimed and wasted magnums which are hiuttered on the recoding cut water as the craft, released from the ways, slips, well- {:eased, into the sea; the jar of wine put ‘o his lips by the captain, and then emptied on deck, the cakes and ale set before the ‘rew, the stoup ot wine offered to passers- by on the quay, and the refusal of which } was an evil omen—all are realized in these sadder lustrums by the builder's feast in tie mold-loft Lawyers, clergymen and women are ever oked at with distasor on sailing-ships as re to bring ill-luck—lawyers, undoubted- ‘, from the antipathy of sailors to the ss, a dislike 80 pronounced that *‘een

| iswyer’ is a very bitter term of reproach, | «nd ‘‘land-shark” isa synonym. Cleryy- nei—priests and parsons—are unlucky, probably because of their black gowns and heir principal duty on shipboard—that of usoling the dying and burying the dead, thengh possibly because the devil. the eat storm-raiser, is their special enemy, sud sends tempests to destroy them. Wo- ieu—who may reason out their unpopu- arity?—save that a ship is the last place -or them, or perhaps because of the dread f witches; for of all spell-workers in nhman form nene is so dreaded as the emale brewers of heil-broth. Like the riests of the middle ages, they can raise ‘prime quality of storm by tos-ing sand 'r stones lu the air, and, like Congreve's

witpland surceress, are sup; OBed to live by elling contrary winds and wrecke { vesse ls,

Certain families could never get sea em ployment ander their own surnat irs, not ‘ven such members as were torn with catils, for they were tabooed, barred: and bany animals—hares, pigs and black cats ior example—could neither be carried nor mentioned on shipboard, save under very tr.ngent conditions, Scarborough wives kept a black cat in the house ty assure their husbands’ lives at sea: but on voy- ges every black cat carried a gale in her ali, and if she became unusual Y frolie

‘yo, on board the flagship Franklin, up he Mediterranean, we had @ yarn that il ustrated a survival of this antipathy to

votning watch exchanging in the cockpit

rowing, for the narrator wound up with,

And I sav, Bill, I was never so afeired nomy life; when I woke up it seemed as rie as day, and I was all of a tremble like ‘fh ist ona leaf,”

“What's that?” said the other. Pipe lown; don't mention that reptile; he’s a 100d00 on shipboard,”

Fisureheads were at first images of gods, wid later of waints and sea heroes, and ere held in high rey erence, and the eyes 1 ring from each Low of a Chinese junk

able the boit to voyaye intelligently ad or “no have two eres, how can set? No sn see, how can de?” is the shibboleth of heir sailors Ships’ bells were bik ssed, sad to-day if a mistake in their striking is nade by a stupid messenyer boy, they are track lackward to break the spell, In ‘he siuip to Which I was attached the bell iad come down to us from the Tix mder- ya, through the Thetis, J think, and was supposed to be under the special control of t bine spirit of mischief. W hy the blue spirit should indulge in such vagaries is h dden, but in the middle of deep bea nights, when the mood role in an Suspicious Quarter, and the wind blew with the force, and from the diree-

tion, necessary for the spell, the blue bell was bound to make a complete circle, and

no one ever heard or ought to hear, nine bells at sea, for eight bells are fixed in limit as the decalogue; but this was prom. i9d. Whether the conditions failed. to co-ordinate, I cannot say, but though the bell was watched by a!l sorts and condi. tions of men, the occult ceremony was never performed for our benefit. “Is it necessary to add that by report it was a emmon eventin the other ships men. tioned?

i abe pig ter biph desertion of siuking ships

‘ + 4pOn reason, and up- douvtedly occurs, for ag rats like to prowl abont dry-footed, and will wick to one place so long as food is plenty, it is prob- able that tie ship they leave is so .eak

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The Buildings at Elgehul have capacity f 100 residents. The new building is heated throughout with hot water, and all rooms are prov ided with the elec tric light. rhe grounds cover eight acres, about one- half being solely for recreation, and laid it for Tennis, Croquet, Bowls and Ar ry Michaelmas term begins Sept. Ist. For Calendar embodying full information and bla form of application for admis 81 pp'y

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may be necessary to ove rilow incase of dam-

ng up the said Brook for mill or other pur-

6s TEGUITINg water power, where the water feaid Brook ts whong O° hereafier may

‘ een d William

I n lu stand privilege forthe Mortgagee, lis be x uiors, ad- inistrators and assigns at any time or times hereafter to raise the water in the said Brook

| Which runs through the farm ol John Styme

istby stopping the same atthe said William A. Martin’s present or any future mill-dam whevever re julred for purposes of running a

ever

saw Or other rany purpose whatso- The above sale is mad pursuant to a power sale contained in a certain Indenture of Mortgage bearing date the third day of Aprit, A 1) 1888, made between William A. Martin and Ann Martin, his wife, of the one part, and the undersigned, James Clow, of the other

part For further particu'ars apply at the office of

A. Matheson. So icitor, (rceorgetown.,

‘Dated this first day of August, a D 1804

JAMES CLOW, Morigagee.

WANTED.—An honest, active gentleman to travel, with expenses pid, representing established house. Salary 365 MONTHLY with

| increase, and position permanent if sul | Enclose reference.—THE DOMINION CCM- PANY, 317 Omaha Building, Chicago, julyl4—law (sat) tf

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