The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-07-04
.,nc sensible Remarks nv 4" the
AfnrmiSfS.

80, .,o Baltimore Christian Advocate.
.,.,r fear If some impending catastrophe
,hr world is kept up Ivy ign"ram''scS
49, Trofr.> 10 cxpond the prophcSlcs, and
".', rs who make themselves conspicuous
Vino scraps Of physical discoveries and
~ S ,,,,,Irc> t. the illy-preparcd public:
,I.,, II was discovered that pydrogcn and
wen burn together with tcrvcnt heat,
that these two gases constitute
." and enter into the formation OF
.n' atmosphere. people naturally bean !"
.Ia c7ncral explosion and the ""'iu
Iteration. When. added TO inns s .nt
..'podcd gcologi>t SnES''''u I''n'
.q~rh is - thin she'll 81 t"o''u sur
,rrlo>inc IN sawiu! sea "i ihe"c"
r Ihin,,. became much more serious.
.o INT the san seems 40 ~ gu "'' "'i4
I,,Inv. " hlaHing hydrogen are said
-'" $...r,rd rolling i'll wild waves over its
,. 4i-s. destruction seems 10 be close
>it,r a while. ~ knowledge goes
..,.,rI ~ may expect 10 see cooks
.A +, Habt Il fire. or smoker STRIKE Il
,r fear III kindIing some oi the
81" ..1.r-tGl,r> that surround Us ana
49,. MAGAZINE OF final ConilaGratton.
,....l,r.. we care for none OF these
=. j.. comfortable 10 know that il
.u4 air are made OF combustibieS
~. ;,t What they We're when Adam
=. HNr here. and A. they had
80, thousands OF age before. We
,... -L.nktLry viii catch tire in our time
a.fa regard 10 III" sun; II 1t be true
..ll> unN an lmmrn-o @'S-nuricr. II has
.,.,, t,-,.u = .a--htrnrr ana aS IL oi' ilpI
,tn earth af.rr when lis names were
... 81. are, not afraid ot thai now A. -
.r. IN th; in>Idr> vi the ''"'h. 1t ~
/ Al ~ H.
W,.dn not know Whal better 10 put
and il : satisfactory 10 know that
',I ernst i thicker now than 1t
.~ WAS before. In fact, now nat we
n,,..,lu, accustomed To living on
- viiy,iu. around and onward Ill
..,,fIl through space and held up
n.thiug. W. are not afraid at such
o.. ,f,,,,hrr. - lire in the bowels ct the
- ar at,-hurIrr> ninety millions Of
,r i,l the ,un burn: He who
...Iuk u.l,> hrW TO manage il. ~ to
spots ami rayrru>. and all that, they
mt the natural conditions of The great
...u.r,-alwu>> observable. but better
..lrI with our present Instruments.
=. hlr no reason to believe that they
....r H. al .ii Certainly no productions
ua,d up~u them H. /" the weather are
. ria q straw. The earth will last Just aS
ttEN ,lt..t-t~. IIlu H. III las t'i!itiit-
,frd neither IL man nor angel his ptr-
NJ, in .Iht matter, Il Is mol ilheIS 'ha
has written his great secret on the
....sl>, 10 IT. read with 4 telescope. Tn"
.-.sa i. that The spots oil the sun, or What
....4 t. he. spots. art. conditions at it, I'ght.
..,.hIr. gaseous envelope. orta>i"nru 10y
.. attraction ol the nearer planets. ana are
....~, fore periodical and regular, and are
.. uul they have been since The begin.
-. climate docs not seem TO he at al
a..,.d by them. We ar" sometimes
..a,fl,,d ~ the little reflection cN'
,5id rs mru who ought to think,
So, alarm the uuiuformcd public by
rE,utu. variations Of temperature
g.. solar ,.hlncr~ when the weather i:
uIHN dl!r L. Obvious terrestrial causes
off instance. tie cold weather OF thi.
ring on the northern lake shore was at
.ouGri hv a Chicago philosopher to solar
.,.t,: hui southern Illinois farmer very
,rtn4tutlv SAYS that just then ii was very
warm in that belt Of country. The land
...,,rlrt hes, faster than The snri;r>
a. 'hr mh,.~ y a natural result lake
md st, in from IL" north, making the cold
.~ fIum the ley regions llow towards Tie
warm bend. and thus 1t naturally became
odd 81 The lakes.