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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1873-01-15

Curious Phenomenon IN MoRocco. 1t is
well known that there exist no volcanoes on the
Continent Of Africa, although many are found
in the adjacent Islands Of Ascension. Teneriffe,
Lanzerote, etc. That fact gives additional in-
terest to discovery just made Of a burning cave
in Morocco, not far from the town Of Fee. The
pit in question is designated under the name Of
Beniguazeval. Its Ori6ce is about ten feet above
the ground, and twelve feet wide the sheets Of
fame issue intermittently, but what is remHrka-
BILE, always in horizontal direction, as if driven
by a bellows through a retort. There is no
eruption of stones or lava, but the FIRE is driven
with such force to the ori6ce that it is accompa-
MED with loud kissing noise, while the current
is sufficiently strong to blow away anything placed
near the opening. The researches made to dis
cover the origin Of this phenomenon have led to
no result; but the hypothesis generally admitted
is that there exist beds Of coal in the mountain,
on the side of which this cavern is situated and
that the fuel having become ignited, the combns-
ton is maintained by the draught of air, and will
continue so long as the flames find anything to
feed on dlignd,i
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1873-01-15

MR SEwARDs FIRST LAwsUIT.-T'here was
time, and il was about that time, that Mr.. Sew
ard had his own struggles to contend with. He
bad just pat out his shingle" as a lawyer-at-
law As be used to say, be began the pursuit
Of the law al that time, but found it difficult to
overtake her, He was won't TO narrate, in his
familiar way, TO his intimate friends how he OBJ
tanned his FIRST fve-doar fee in Cayuga county,
and that, too, in an unpromising, losing case. He
walked seven miles, one hot summers day, down
20 Sempronious,7 or Cicero Center or
" Cato -Four Corners" or some other of those
classic huddles" or villages, named by Dominic
Sampson Surveyor-General De Witt, who forgot
all the old picturesque and meaiuent Indian
names IN his love Of the classics.
When Lawyer Seward arrived at the tavern
where the Cont" had convened he found the
= Opposing counsel" had not arrived. The case
in discussion was a very plain one involving,
however, some complication Of legal terms, in
the matter OF exchange" and dicker." He
awaited his opponent for an hour or SO but, as
be still failed to put in an appearance, be obtained
permission from the Court to present his clients
side Of the suit which be did 10 very few words,
as his exposition Of the case scarcely admitted
Of doubt A few moments after be had finish
ed. the opposing counsel" low pettfogger,
who ike necessity, knew no law" and yet ac-
CURED certain local repute, and had lately been
successful before several ignorant country juries,
entered the courtroom in bis coat sleeves with
an old round hat on, clay pipe twisted in its
hand, So 81 marked on the side Of it in white
chalk. Sharp practice y he exclaimed, as he
took his seat and mopped his face with red
bandanna handkerchief. Sharp practice for them
smart Auburn lawyers cOuldt wait to hear both
sides, O. course not Well, never mind What
did yoa say3 How did he put it? Ill trust any
Of y0u to tell me. Mr.. Stewards staten ent and
argument was repeated to him, and his response
asked for and awaited. Go on" said he;
q I've nothing to say this jury knows me and l
know them. When you've nothing to say, say
il That's my maxim alters. Common law is
common sense; that's all / want English law,
which you say be has brought into this case,
aiut known here. We had enough of that in
the revolution. United States law, New York
State law, Cayuga County Court law, is good
enough for Us plain folks haint anything more
70 say And nothing more did he say; but he
won his oase.-Le,ris Gaylord Clark.
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as be was quite sure they could control them
selves if they pleased-should be taken out aud
ducked in pond near. There was no necessity
at all TO put his threat into execution. Here,
you see, the stronger motive is substituted for
the weaker one, and the stronger motive is SUI
fcient to induce the individual to put a check
upon himself have said that it usually happens
with the female sex, though sometimes II occurs
with young men who have more or less of the
same constitutional tendency. What is necessary
is TO induce stronger motive, which shall call
forth the power of self-control which has been
previously abandOned.-Dr. Carpenter, in Pop
ulay Science Monthly
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1873-01-15

INHUNAN 0UTRAGE.-Y yesterday afternoon an
individual approached an unoffending stranger at
the depot, and without any warning Of whatever
nature, remarked They say it is well to have
two strings on a bow. l know many young ladies
who have more than two beaux on a string" He
was Immediately shot dead on the spot, and the
indignant populaee hurled his body into Harbor
Brook. We have learned the following facts in
regard to the history of this degraded man Born
of rich but respectable parents, everything SEEM
ed TO promise him virtuous and brilliant career.
But, alas! it was the old story temptation came
in his wayne yielded and fell Totally oblivi-
Gus, as it were to all sense of shame, be one day
asked weak, poweriess companion, Why is a
carpenters wife the most unhappy of women ?"
and followed up the inquiry with the unfeeling
remark, Because her husband is always a-jawin'
'er." Stunned since that date by all bis former
friends, his depravity augmented from day to
day, and eliminated yesterday, in the atrocity
above mentioned, with the consequent tragic
result Me1fdeu Citizen
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1873-01-15

EPIDEMIC DEIUsIoNs.-1here are plenty Of
stories Of this kind that l might relate to you.
For instance, il nuuneries it is not at all uncom-
mon. from the secluded life, aud the attention
being fixed upon one subject, one particular set
Of ideas and feelings-the want Of healthy
vent. 50 to speak, for the mental activity-that
some particular odd propensity has developed
itself For instance, in one nunnery abroad
many years ago. one of the youngest nuns began
to new ike cat; and all the Others, after a
time did the same. In another nuunery one be-
gan 20 bite, and the Others were all affected with
the propensity TO bite. In one Of these instances
the mania was spreading like Wildfre through
Germany, extending from one nunnery to an
other, and they were obliged TO resort to some
such severe measures as l have mentioned to
drive It out II was set down in some instances
70 demoniaoal possession, but the devil was very
easily exercised by some pretty strong threat on
the part Of the medical man. The celebrated
physician BOerhaaEe was called in to a case Of
that kind IN an orphan asylum 10 Holland, and
think his remedy was red hot iron. He heated
The poker in the FIRE, and said that the next girl
Who ieH into one of these fits should be burnt 10
the arm; this was quite sufficient TO stop it. In
Scotland nj one time there was great tendency
% breaking out into fits Of this kind 10 the
churches. This was particularly the case in Shet-
land AID very wise minister there told them
that the thing could not be permitted, and that
Tn next person who gave way 10 this manner
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1873-01-15
TIE first game of life-Bawl.

HE hrst game oil liie-Bawl-
THERE is no better looking-glass than an old,
true friend.
WHAT in life is more beautiful than happy hu-
man faces
EyJoY what little you have while the fool is
looking for more.
VERY rich and extensive deposits of tin have
been discovered in Australia.
A HORSE has been known to go through the bars
Of field correctly without missing an Oat.
@WHAT have you to remark, madame, about
my siuging?" Nothing, sir; it is not remark
able"
A NEW article Of feminine adornment is a solid
metal ring opening on hinges, to be worn as a
girdle.
A WESTERN editor says of neighbor with
quivering eyelid, that he shutters with his left
eye"
IT has been found that in nearly every civilized
country the tree tina: bears the most fruit for the
market is the axle-tree.
NJ. D. CONWAY tells frghtful story of an
Englisbman who has just returned from New
Zealand with poem of $4,000 verses.
SHOULD young lady desire to be kissed, what
newspaper would she mention Not the Tribune
nor the Press, but as may Times as you please.
A PHILADELPHIA paper says there is more
hustle at Cape May than ever before. We sup
pose it means there are great many lady visitors
A WESTERN editor, in acknowledging the gift
of peck of onions from subscriber, says 1T
is such kindnesses as these that bring tears to
our eyes"
DoN'T hatter or laud anyone unjustly. Never
make fun Of anybody mistakes or faings. Never
talk secrets in company. Remember your friends
always, and you will be happy.
THE taste for emotion may become dangerous
taste we should be very cautious how we at
tempt to squeeze out of human life more ecstacy
and paroxysm than it can well afford.
A MAN who twenty years ago commenced life
in an obscure town without dollar be could call
his own, called at Owyhee Il. T.) Aralaacle Of
fee recently to borrow the price of drink.
THERE isn't much in name, Of course, but
unless Mrs Drs. Ellen Probisciter and Susan Van
Ripenhausen can find an eligible location for
an Office in Tere Hante pretty soon they'll 60
somewhere else.
FRANK HARMAS was droll dog. When he
buried his wife friend asked him why he ex-
pended so much money on her funeral. "Ah,
sir :" replied he, she would have done as much
more for me with pleasure"
AN Irishman, noticing lady pass down the
street, espied two strips depending from under
her mantle. Not knowing that they were styled
sashes and were hanging in their right place, be
exclaimed, Faith, ma'am, yer gaIlusses is loose"
SHE tripped lightly DER the crossing, lisping,
{" Dear Augustus" and was on the point of en-
bracing him, when boy ran up and holding up
bundle of papers, cried out, Missis, you dropped
your reading room" and SHE'D away down dark
alley.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1873-01-15

A PEELoUs RAuKOAD ADvEyTURE.-At Z
O'Clock or the evening Of the 18th inst, the
t-zin coming from Rome arrived at the station
OF Acquabona and found it impossible to pro-
coed. on account Of the rising OF the river Fine
and another little stream. The train stopped,
and the passengers about hundred in numoer,
we're taken into the station, a building Of three
stores high, with two large rooms on each floor.
The travellers were at first annoyed at the
oozfnsie1Ds bat hoped they would soon be able
10 continue their journey, never imagining that
their lives we're in any danger. 10 about an
hour. however, the water began to enter the
ground floor Of the building, and increasing con
sianily in height, soon attained the depth of a
metre. Annoyance changed to fear. Suddenly
the voice Of the chief Of the station was heard
shouting. Stand firm The house is 10 danger
Of faiiingl" Apprehension now reached its
height II seemed like the ocean itself, so tenn
pestuO1s was the weather outside. Within,
nothing was 10 be heard but cries, prayers, and
ozths; it was, in short, terrible scene. Only
one gentleman, priest, Monsieur Duruani, Of
the Order Of the Maronii, eyinced 4 little calm
ness and selfp0ssesion. We merit IT. be said,
we are all evil, and then quietly seated him
self in the most comfortable arm-chir. From
moment 10 moment the danger increased. The
chiei Of the station, courageous young man,
Szvoyard, who, a soldier, had won the medal
Of valor, tired in every way to save the passen-
gers By the road that leads from Acquabona
a., Il
mountain il was impossible TO pass-the water
had inundated and intercepted every approach to
It. The courageous young official tied rope
around bis body, and threw himself into the
water to see il ii would be possible for the trav-
elers 10 reach q mountain opposite the station.
His efforts were vain. the means OF escape seemed
closed. Thus, in the greatest peril. the evening
was passed until one o'clock struck. At that
hour The water Unexpectedly decreased sufficient
Iy to render practicable the road TO Rosignano
the danger was mlrae0lously at an end. A mes
sage was sent TO the Mayor Of Rosignano, to the
Delegate OF Public Safety, and to the Pretor,
begging Of them to send carriages to take pass
enggrs 10 Rosignano. They were lodged 10 the
different osteric' Of the country, and passed the
rest Of the night uncOmfortably but out Of dan
ger. Some we're more fortunate, and were invited
into better quarters. Seven were taken into the
villa OF Count in SOsignano. Among the tray
elers was the author Of lie Magasin Picturesque"
=" La Tour do Monde" and s. La Bbliotbeque des
MerveillesH There was left 10 the train at Acqua-
bona d considerable amonnt Of baggage, which
was sent of to Leghorn, to be restored to the
owners. Among the objects found afterwards
were two English passports, and a Freemasons
certificate belonging to Colonel Charles NJ.
Green, Of the English army. These were placed
IN the hands Of the Mayor Of Rosignano and
VIII be restored to the above when called for
Paris AHaerioaH Register
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1873-01-15

A cANDT-PULL occurred in an Illinois town lately.
and the twogalon pot full Of boiling liquid was nut
out in the back yard to COOL while the jolity went
on inside In due time the cats corpse was re-
moved, and the candy given to the poor
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CHARLES" said young lady TO her lover.
theress nothing interesting in the paper to-day, is
there, dearY' No, love, but hope there will be
one day, when we both shall be interested The
lady blushed, and said, of course, "For shame
Charles
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JONES thought little more affection at home
might secure more palatable dinners, and in the
evening he addressed Mrs J. in an endearing tone,
as sweetest" She took it quietly, merely asking
who the others were
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1873-01-15
Sore Throat, Diptheria, Quinsey, Mumps
and all other arrangements of the
Throat

On the appearance Of any of these malades, the
Ointment should be well rubbed at least three times
day upon the neck and upper part of the chest as
penetrate to the glands, salt is forced into meat
this will at once remove inflammation and ulcer
alton. The worst will yield to this treatment
bv fnllowinp tho nrnted directions
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1873-01-15
Piles, Fistulas and Internal inflammation.

These distressing and weakening diseases may with
certainty be cured by the sufferers themselves, they
will Holloway's Ointment and closely attend to
the printed instructions 1t should he well rubbed
the neighboring parts, when all obnoxious matter
will be removed. A poultee Of bread and water may
sometimes be applied at bed time with advantage;
the most scrupulOus cleanliness must be observed If
those who read this paragraph will bring under the
notice Of their acquaintanees whom it may concern,
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SUBSCRIBER renewing his subscription TO the
Religious Telescope, casually remarks: 1.-The tobacco
crop is large in our region As soon as it is out of
the wsy, so that people can attend meetings, we
expect 10 give our time to the Lord.,