Rensselaer Republican, Volume 21, Number 48, Rensselaer, Jasper County, 1 August 1889 — Page 3

A REGULAR BELCHER.

History of the Most (Remarkable Volcano on Earth, Yzalco, in the little republic of San Salvador, is in many respects the most remarkable volcano on earth; first, because its discharges have continued so long and with such great regularity; again, because the, tumult in the earth’s bowels is always to be heard, as the rumblings and explosions are constant, being audible for 100 miles; and finallj’, it is the only volcano that has originated on this continent since the discovery by Columbus. It arose suddenly from the plain, in the spring of 1770, in the midst of what had been for nearly 100 years the profitable estate of Scnor L'on Balthazar Erazo, who was absent at the time, and was greatly amazed upon his return to discover that hi| magnificent coffee and indigo plantation hud, without his knowledge or consent, been exchanged for a first-class volcano. Tn December, 1760, the peons on the hacienda, were alarmel by terrific rumblings under the ground’, constant tremblings of the earth, and frequent earthquakes. They left the place in terror. Some brave vaqueros, or herdsmen, remained near by to watch developments, and on February 23, 1770, they were entertained by a spectacle that no other men have been permitted to witness; for about 10 o’ clock on tho morning of that day the grand upheaval took place, and it seemed to them, as they fled in terror, that tho whole tiniverse was being turned upside down. First, there was a series cf terrible explosions, which lifted tho crust of the earth several hundred feet, and out of the cracks issued flames and lava, and immense volumes of smoke. An hour or two afterward there was another and a grander convulsion, which shook and startled the country for 103 miles around. llooks weighing thousands of tons were hurled into tho air and fell several lenorues distilnL The surfaceof the earth was elevated about 3.000 feet, and the internal recesses were purged by masses.of lava and blistered stone, which fell in a heap around the hole from which they issued. These discharges continued for several days at irregular intervals, accompanied by loud explosions and earthquakes, which did much damage throughout the entire republic; the disturbance was perceptible in Nicaragua and Honduras. In this manner was a volcano born, and it has proved to bo a healthful and vigorous child. In less than two months from a level field rose a mountain more than 4,000 feet high, and the constant discharges from the crater which opened then have accumulated round its edges imt l its elevation has increased 2,000 feet more. Unfortunately the growth of the monster lias cot boon scientifically observed or accurately measured; but the cono of lava and ashes, which is now 2,500 feel from tho foundation of tho earth upon which it rests, is const intly grow •inar by the incessant discharges of vol--canie matter.—Ex.

Colorado Grasshoppers.

A correspondent of the Sun, under date of Denver, Col.. May 25,' writes: Already one is beginning' to hear complaints obout tho influx of destructive grasshoppers into Colorado. * One of the best informed men on this sub jest In DenVcrrTs MjK VVllllam N. Bygrar Who. on dicuig disked to give some Information conrerning those unwelcome visrtors. said: “I first made the acquaintance of the destructive grasshopper in 1352, about the Ist of August, upon the plains of northern Utah and southorn Idaho, at which time they were flying oastnortheast in swarms that obscured the sun. Their breeding places may be in any part of this arid portion (tho western half) of the United States. The great swarms that attain maturity and emigrate are hatched, doubtless, within altitudes ranging from 4.0J0 to 7,000 feet above sea level. At 7,000 to 8,000 feet they may so far mature as to make short flights and remove to new localities not far distant. Above 8,000 feet they seldom, if ever, become able to fly, though I have seen myriads of them hatched at 10,000,11,000 and even up to 12,05) feet above the sea. Probably they did not attain more than onethird of their growth before being destroyed by frosts aud snows. “The most favorable hatching grounds are the plains like this east of the mountains,upon which are situated Denver, Pueblo, Choyenne. etc., from 4;000 to 6,000 feet above the sea. Where they settle down to propagate tlietr species they must have substance; hence there must bo fertility And vegetation. As to the latter they are not very particular, but arc sure to take the best there is. The deposit of eggs begins in August and continues until stopped by severe frosty weather, say in October. They ohoose, first, plowed ground; second, comparatively loose sandy or gravelly land, partially but not thickly covered with grass or other vegetation; third, the most favorable spots where they may happen to be, and from which they are not able to get away. The female, with her nether extremity, perforates a' hole In the ground ahput as deep as the length of her body, and deposits a cluster of eggs that resemble in size and form the eggs of the caterpillar moth attached to tho twig or an apple or cherry tree, except that ft the place of the

LIVELY TURNS OF THOUGHT.

Kentucky raises 300,000,000 pounds of tobacco every year, half the crop of the United States. A little girl In OrvinwviUe, Ky., choked to death after swallowing a grain of corn, which lodged in her throat. According to an exchange, the number of churches burned last year was 182, and all but twelve of them took lire from their own furnaces. No one in Jamaica drinks Jamaica rum. Americans whet, have seen It made allege , that common dishwater is a royal drink compared to it. Fourteen thousand girls are attending the London school Board Cookery centers. Still further facilities for increasing this number are now being made. The New Hampshire girl who drank chalkwater to make her look Dale fooled the doctors nicely. It took two post-mor-tema to tell what she died of. Base ball is going up in the world. An American scutptor has a statue under that title in the Paris salon, representing a young man in the aot of throwing a ball One of the sad things connected with tbs hard times in Persia is the fact that .many men with from fifteen to twenty-five wives have had to reduce the number to three or four. Lebanon, Conn., refuses to accept tho old homestead of her revolutionary governor as s free gift, because the tuxes on it are £3 per year and the town would have to pay them. Some ingenious arithmetician has calculated that the 30,003,000 stamps issued by the English postofflee from 18-10 to 1831, if placed end to end, would reach to the moou and back. Turks and Arabs and dancing bears have become so numerous in the south that the cities and towns are passing special ordinances to deal with them and make all hands dance. A man at Hamilton. Ohio, had an old building torn down and all the nails saved, and when he got through and figured up ne found that they had cost him 3J cents per pound. New York restaurants must make 103 per cent profit on all meats and provisions even to pay current expenses, and the other fifty per cent is added to encourage the proprietor. No less than four doctors will be always on duty at the Paris exhibition, and will be found, when wanted, at the fixed points at which it has bean arranged to post them. When pigs in clover fell upon the London market it cost a shilling. A week afterward it came down to 0 pence, and to-day it is being, sold like wildfire in the streets at a penny. The story that the electric light on the Eiffel tower “makes all Paris as light as day” was originated by a boss liar. Ten thousund electric lights would not accomplish that end. Tho site for the Washington zoological garden has been established two mites from tho White House, and all are agreed that this is a safe distance. Each end of tno line will draw its own crowd. The bite of the Georgia rattlesnake on a hot day kills in twenty to thirty minutes, unless a remedy is at hand, and whoever saw a Georgian slashing around without Jiis remedy for bites of all sorts! At the rate the population of Norway is now leaving that country for the United States not one wilt bo left there in fifteen years, and the world can uso the vacant spaces for cold storage purposes. Leprosy is increasing in Russia. During the last ten years forty-nine patients vrri treated in the St. Petersburg hospitals, ha.i of whom were natives of tho city. The Baltic provinces suffer most from the disease. Sewing circles down in Maine mean something. One at Somesville. Mount Desert, has bought an organ for the church, provided a hearse, built sidewalks, and raised SSOO to put an iron fence around the cemetery.

A steamer sailed tor Italy the other day which had twenty-eight Italians among the passengers, wl«e were going homo with from fB,tK)o to SI~,QQD apieee, all made in this country Dorn the hand oi-gan and the “bananio.” Mrs. True, of Rhode Island, had the baking powder on tho pantry shelf and tho rough on rats down cellar, and how she got ’em transposed and used the latter for biscuits is a great mystery to her. Only two of tho family. Some Swiss engineers are planning an aerial railway by which they propose to connect two of the peaks or Mount Pilatus with wire ropes about two thousand feot long, and to send tourists from summit to summit in cars sliding along the wires, Hereafter women will be admitted to the Hartford Tneologioal Seminary on the same terms as men. ThU action had been taken by the trustees to meet the needs of women who desire to prepare themselves for Christian work elth r at home or •broad. The hygroscopic quality of table salt, and its tendency to pack together in cruets and containers, may be entirely overcome by thoroughly drying tho salt and intimately mingling it with a small percentage of dry corn starch or arrow root Prom eight to ten por cent is amply sufficient for the most humid atmosphere(as on thu sea coast), while a much less percentage of ths starch la sufficient for inland points. In a large portion of Europe, from one half to two-thirds of the population Is crowded into cities. In tne United States, the older states exhibit similar conditions. Leaving out the towns of less than 4,0J0 inhabitants, the ratio for Massachusetts ia sixty-six per cent, Connecticut and New York ttfty-four per cent, New Jersey lL'tytwo percent., and Pennsylvania thirty-nine per eent constitute the urban population. A process of preserving tho oolors of flowers in dried specimens, ss used ia Berlin, consists in steeping the plants in a solution of sulphurous acid containing onefourth of Its volume of methylated spirit. Delicate flowers require an immersion of but live or ton minutes, and thick lenyeo no much ss twenty-four hours. They are |hen removed, the fluid is allowed to evaporator and tao leaves are dried between papa.- in the usual way. The fire at Seattle was far mar* estopsive than the great conflagration fa Its it val. Tacoma, last winter., Seattle's handsome business blocks were all on ooa side of the main business street, and they area mass of ruins. The toes on the opposite side will be in reality a gain, as tho buildings were frame shanties, and the owners would neither build nor sell, thslr rents being extremtiy proJtable Qn this street the p. leu pc.- foo; was twice SB high as fa the bost portion of Deavar,

MLSCEF.L O2OUB NOTES. Every man is “hunting for a girl” until he is married. Then he takes a rest and his wife begins. A good deal of billing and eooing is being done at the summer resorts just now. Lovers do the cooing, and hotel proprietors the billing.—Lite. Smart attorney—“ You say the evening were on. What did it wear on that particular occasion?” Witness—“ The close of day, I presume.”—Omaha World. The prince of Wales receives from the British exchequer more than $287,000 a year, the Duke of Edinburgh more than $U&,000, and the Duke of Connaught $126,000. The Duke of (Cambridge gets $03,C00. Governor Rots, formerly of Kansas, and one of the United States Senators who stood by Andrew Johnson in the impeachment proceedings, is now employed as a printer in the office of the Sants Fe New Mexican. If a street car would make anything like the time after the passenger gets aboard that he is called upon to make in chasing one, our dream of rapid transit would be realized. Bat cars don’t run that way.—Boston Commonwealth. Judge Van Epps, of the city court of Atlanta, 6a, has sent a man convicted of gambling to the chain gang,and gives notice that in future all gamblers and carriers of concealed weapons who get in his court will travel the same road. Brown (to Black, who is preparing for a European trip) —"How do you get along with your languages, old follow?” Black—“ Capitally. Why I’ve got so now I can think in French.” Brown—- “ Well, that’s a blessing, for its more than yon could ever do in English.”— Time. £. When J. Wells Champney painted Prof. Maria Mitchell’s portrait, some years ago, she insisted on literal fidelity

to her appearance. “You can not make a beauty of me,” she said. This recalls Oliver Cromwell’s uncompromising words to his portrait painter: “Paint me as I am. If you leave out the gears and the wrinkles I will not pay yon a penny.” The roll of years is beginning to tell on Mrs. Emma D. E. N. Sduthworth,the famous story writer. Bhe is now 72 yean of age, and although still bright and active requires constant attention, owing to defective eyesight. The authoress lives in Yonkers, at the home of her •on, who has a lucrative medical practice. Her regnlar yearly income is SIO,OOO, and with this and the royalties on her many books she is able to live Comfortably. At a single kiln in the secluded town of San Felipe, of the Incomplete towers (Torresmochas), in the Mexican State of Quanaxuato, is produced luitred pottery rivalling in brilliancy the gorgeous Gubbia lustres of the sixteenth century. Daring his Mexican tour of two years ago Charles Dudley Warner found specimens of this ware, the making of which had been supposed to be a lost art. Miss Y, H. Addis, taking up toe cine thns furnished, discovered the place of mannfactnre. In Harper’s Magazine for August she tells the storj of her exploit, and W. C. Prime, in an introduction to her aticle, explains the value of the secret of the

Gabbio lustres. The oldest man in the world, in all probability, ia Nagy Earenea, of Barcaa, Hungary. He was bornla Hedrahelz 121 years ago. Twenty years of his life he spent as a soldier and he fought against the first Napoleon in several famous battles. Early in life he was crossed in love and he has been a misogynist ever since. He has used tobacco for 104 years and has indulged more or less in beer and wine. He is in perfect health, has all his faculties and can recall events of his childhood readily. He likes to gossip and his conversation is very entertaining. It Don't Pay a To use uncertain means when suffering from diseases of the liver, blood or lungs, such as biliousness, or “liver complaint,” skin diseases, sorofulous 3res or swellings, or from lung sorofa (commonly known a* consumption of tire lungs) when Dr. Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery is guaranteed to oore all these ass eotlons, if taken In time, cf money paid for it will be promptly refunded. 9500 offered for an incurable oase of Catarrh in the Head, by the proprietors of Dr. Sage’s Remedy. A Quarrel. Philadelphia Press. Haje Hussein Ghooly Khan Has a row with JonatoaU. Jonathan keeps saying “faugh!” ' Khan ejaculating, “Shah!" Bo that everyone may see Why it is they can't agree; Why they cannot compromise - Why they won’t apologise. Jonathan declares he shan't. And Haft Hassein Ghooly KhanL

A Peculiar Fever. The wile of Jacob Hooker, of McKeesport, Fa., ia recovering from a layer of a peculiar type. Her whole body shad its akin. The akin of the hands and arms came oft like a glove, and the hair, and the toe and finger nails also came oft This ia the third time the la ty has had the affliction. We wish to qay to our readers that Dr. Price’s Delicious Flavoring Extracts of Change. Vanilla, Lemon, etc., are the finest, purest and moat natural flavors we have ever used. They are made from the true select fruit and aromatics. The oomrnon flavoring extracts in the WWpHrlHag'-ao comparison for fine flavor, to Dr. Price’s.

A LOVE SONG. Night cometh, !/>««, and we must part, How happy was the day! Yet donbt begins to fill my heart Ere fades the last bright ray; We who have lived together here Most tread a separate read, Xacfifcall we meet in other sphere To share a blest abode? Ah! closer come, and let me feel That thou art still my own, And let my arms around thee steal As they in past were prone; Bright rays are shining in the Wert, To tell that day ie done, Aad we shall enter into rest Perhaps ere morning's aan. The few bright boon that here remain We'll spend together. Love, N- r fear, though doubts awhile obtain, But we iihaU meet aaeve; The glow is sinking fro a the West, Love, hear my throbbing heart, Once more I clasp thee to my breast, Night cometh. we must part. —St. Louis Magazine.

THEY SUBSCBIB BY THE YEAR.

Beer and Barbering Arranged for a Long; Way Ahead. London Figaro. . —' The keeper of a Berlin beershop or bnunerie has hit up m a novel way of increasing hia business, or, at all events, of temporarily augmenting hie readymoney making. He has announced hia readiness to issue to any customer willing and able to pay down 600 marks (say £3O sterling) a ticket entitling him to call at his bierhalle whenever he likes, and to drink just as much as he pleases whenever he pays it; a visit. To encourage subscribers to come forward, this enterprising publican has also consented to issue season tickets entitling the holder to unlimited drinks for the space of a calendar month for the sum of 60 marks, or about £3. This scheme has only just been initiated, so it is impossible to say as yet how it will work. Speaking of season tickets, it is, of course, well known that one can subscribe by the month or year to what is called a “Toilet Club,” and thus secure the Fight to drop at any time into a haircutting saloon and have one’s hair cut or brushed by machinery, or singed, or curled, or what not. But I doubt if tbe general public is aware that chiropodists also issue season tickets, and look after their Clients’ corns and bunions by

the month or year. At a first glance, the notion of being compelled to subscribe to a chiropodist by the year is a somewhat appalling one, but doubtless these annual tickets supply a pressing fvant, and the investment of a guinea in such a way probably adds much more to the investor’s daily happiness than if he paid it away to secure the right to pursue an unlimited number of trasny novels. Among Errors Ruinous to Health, One of the most mischievous and most common is the indiscriminate and too frequent use of purgatives. Such medicines, if well chosen and seasonably resorted to. are certainly useful, but many persons select the worst, fly from one to the otuer, and bmplov tbem when there is no occasion, or their utility has ceased. To establish on a permanent basis a regular of the towels, the finest alterative is Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters. It is botanic in origian, and a safe suecedaneum for those objectionable d tugs,calomel and blue pill; it does not gripe or drench the Dowels like the ordinary epacuents, and it not only reforms Irregularity of the habit of body, but remedies disorder and inactivity of the liver and stomach, which nsually aecompsny th»t condition. Rheumatism, kidney trouble malarial complaint and nervousness are removed oy the bitters:

A Clincher.

Outraged Erin—Gintlemin, I wud loike to aehk thim Amerikins wan thing: Who doog the canals uv the coontry but furriners? Who built the railrnds ur the coontry but furriners? Who worruks the mines uv the coontry bat iarrinen? Who does the votin’ far the coontry but furriners? And who the aivil dishcoovered the coontry but furriners? J. S. PARKER, Fredonis, N. Y., says: “Shall not call on you lor the SIOO reward, for I believe Hall’s Catarrh « ure will cure any case of catarrh, W*s very bad." Write him for particulars. Sold by Druggists, 75c, Hush money—The wages of the baby’s nurse. “rennv wise and pound foolish” are those who think ft eoonomy to nee cheap soda and roein soaps, instead of the good old Dobbins’ Electric Soap; for sale by all grocers since 1864. Try it once. Be sure, bay genuine. - A girl never knows how good she is at making up excuses until some one, asks her to sing and she does not want to. ________________ The crushed worm will turn, but he always turns the wrong wav when you’re trying to thread him am a hook. Before going to College yon would do well to drop a postal for a catalogue of Wintonberg College, an old and thoroughly established institution. See their advertisement. Thl« i» the age of wood*-r», and the average American citizen is so loafer surprised at anything, If von want to experl-nee that sensation, however, juzt write to B. F, Johnson A Co.. too*Main St.. Richmond Va, and beer what they have got to say of the success of tome of their agents. They have got the goods that sail, and say one out n# *mi>tor«#n,t will consult their own interests by applying to them. Read Dr. Barber's card in another column. mroarrAiiT. - rr!j When visiting New York City- save Baggage Express sad Carriage Hire,and .top at the Grand Union Hotel, opposite Grand Central Depot 600 Handsomely Famished Rooms at It and upwards per day. European plan. Elevators, and all Modem Conveniences. Restaurants supplied with the beet. Horse care end olrrated railroads to all da pots. Yon ran live better for lees money at the Grand Union Hotel than at any other Uni-class hotel in the City.

Children Cry for Pitcher 1 * Castoria. 1 -■■■' - ■ When Baby was sick, we gave bar Casteels. When aba wass Child, she cried tor Caetsria, Wbea she became Wes, she otaag to Oaaloria, When she had Children, she gave then Castoria.

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