The Exeter Advocate, 1889-8-22, Page 7IS THE EARTH A BOMB?
And Nay We All. be Blown Into Eternity
by a Natural Gan Explosion ?
New Brunswick, N, J., correspondent
New York Herald, of July 14; Apropos of
therecent interviewpublished in the Herald
with Professor L. W. Thiokatutt of Motu,
ohen, concerning the possibility of the up-
heaval of the earth caused by a natural gas
explosion, I secured from Mr. Thicketun'
yesterday an explanation of his ideas, which
is as startling as it ie Important.
"Natural gas in western i,'onnaylvanie,
eastern Ohio and in some other parts of the
country," said he, "le one of the things the
public is thinking about with route degree
of apprehonaion. Capital 1n large amounts
has bean inveetod in iia production, or
rather in Its eepture and in its application
ae a heater and as an illuminator. Millions
rrf dollars find prefitablo employment la this
manner all over the extensive territory
known as the oil regions.
"In Pittsburg alone enough naturalgas Is
consumed daily to glee sufficient amount of
light for the needs of the largest city in the
World. North of Pittsburg 120 miles, at Erie,:
and all the way between the two places,
natural gas is found in nearly every neigh-
borhood where proper teats have been made.
In all other directions from tide busy and,
proeperons manufacturing center gas has
been'fonnd In quay tinea apparently Inex-
haustible.
" A reservoir of 'met proportions, or°rnany
reservoirs must have been provided for by
range to contain what gas has already est
gaped from wells and what is yet deiced
away in the bower% of the earth. Exteearivo
depeslte, have also been Rued in the weal.
ern countriee of our own state, as welt as in
penitaylvania and. Ohio, How far the opan-
Ings extend below the earth: a surface le not
k sown utthe e.. b cavern ;� n torranean o veru or oar
erns where gas abounds meet be of great.
magnitude.
"Gas began to appear In large gr2iaantiee
soon alter tale alb wells on Oil eroek were
finiehed. iniottel Drake drilled the Bret
ell well near Titusville, Pam a during the stints
veer of 1859, curl at a depth of slxtylilae
1; feet he etre* oil., 'That wee a pumping and
1. not a flowing well. Brom it .a elnall amount
of gait escaped,, as is the caro with meat
pump ng walls. Subrequentiy many other
wells were opened, thoueauds of them, aoluo
pumping and emu flowing,
"All flowing walla are gee aR welt as Oil
W011.0 In tlowlag wells oil is thrown out by
weaving gee. Big 'apoaters' tope to alp•
eight or tett ,miles heiow Titusville,
along 'the creek,' early in 1S60. Shoea
then they have been opened In hundrsde of
otherlooafitles from the iouree to thoranuth
of the Allegheny river and alongrnaay of IN
e -Dietaries,
"Among the toast rested and the moat
ratable of all flowing wane way the Noble
well, seven m1lee below Titusville, shack on
May 3, 1808. It began as a 1500 gallon
Well. It was a 'boomer' of the first order.
Galt and oil came from a creole in the undo
rock, 140 feet below the bed of Oil creek,
Twenty rode lower down the stream WAS
tho C ldwell well. It was a good 700 barrel
well. Oil WAS reached in It at about the
urea depth as In the Noble wall. By efay
28 the production of the Noble wolf ran up
to 1800 barrels and the Caldwell had fallen
oTto 400 barrels a day. Before the mid-
dle of Juno the latter was me nearly exhaust.
that it flowed not more than seven or eight
barrole, and the former WAS pouring out a
flood of 2200 barrels of petroleum every
twenty-four beers.
"The Noblo well did nobly, ran about
twenty-two menthe, produced over. 500,000
barrels of oil, au immouse amount of gut--
wasted
at—wasted on Oil creek air—and then it too was
a worthless hole in the gonad, Watcrfilia
the place the, gas and oil oaeupied and no
one foam danger from thatuarter.
"Nob very far from the Noble well thorn
Is another kind of a blower. This bee no
Water or oil In ib, only gas, and that (tomes
out ateaoha rate thatou eau hear it pulsat-
ing and fairly pounding a rifle or two away
on, a atilt summer evening. This, like other
wells, wax sunk for oil, and this le the kind
in whioh dangerlurks. This well never filth
tap with water :and probably never will.
There are hundred, and thousandaaaattered
all over the oil regions jail like itr, We Aro
anxious to know what sort cf a place Is
under oar country where this treaoherous
aubsteno1 ooltlee from,
"If the Nobltf *ell flirt* oat €60,000 ban,
rale of oil and as mfloli ;tie Besides in less
than two years, what are these tlrely gas
wells doing? What have they teen doing
a snore or more years ? Will some One rise
do his feet and explain?
" Thinking people aro growing uneasy
about it. Where does this enormous pro-
duction come from, anyway? Where is the
vaat gas storehouso or storehouses located?
Do theme aubterranean reservoirs fill up as
rapidly as they aro emptied? Dem our at-
mosphere rush in to take the places vacated,
or ie gas forming constantly to keep the
leaking tanks full? Will too much of our
atmospheremove from the outside to the
inside of the earth to the injury or extinc-
tion of animal and vegetable life ?
"Worst of all, will the air mingle with the
gas under our feet and thereby enable it to
ignite and explode? If an explosion comes
will it blow up all the oil regions from the
great lakes to old Virginia, and will the
Allegheny mountains stand between ne and
all harm? Da oceans of natural gas extend
from Titusville to the mountains, and from
the mountains to New York. and it is pos
eible for these lakes -as unmanageable and
as unsafe as dynamite -is It possible for
them to be aet on fire at the same instant?
" Some of these interrogatories may seem
absurd and nob worth the ink it takes to
print them or the time it requires to read
them; but then, again, suppose they are
all pertinent? Suppose the lastone turns
out to be a fact as well as a question, what
then?
"Might not an explosion occur whioh
would be simply terrific ? Instead of a
torn up and devastated oil field beyond the
• mountains, we might have a ruined and frag-
mentary planet. No wonder people grow
nervous and wish the owners would plug
every gasearth."
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Buried in a Strange Land,
TosoxTo. Aura. 16.—On'Saturday last two
burials took place at the same time at St.
James' Cemetery, under peculiarly sad
circumstances. Both were English ladswith ro relatives this side' of the ooean..
Harry Wiggins had been in the General
Hcapited nearly a year, a victim of oonsump.
tion. and during this time the members of.
the Bead Street Bible Class and others sup-
plied his wants, and buried him when dead.'
Thegother died of typhoid fever after a few
days' innate and his funeral was conducted
by kind but 'new -made friends. Their
eoffiue touch each !other in their grave in a'
strange land.
Dr. • Pierce's Pellets, or Anti -bilious
•Granules, have no equals. 25 cents a vial..;
one a dose. Cures headache, oonatipetion,
biliousness, and indigestion,
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MOW et the Granada 014:04t114.100* of t2 a Te
deettliel €xbilettoa,
ilel LEErie BtSINESd COLLEGE, Guelph,
- Ont.—The re are no sacations, the College beim
in eeasion throughout the entire year. ,its graduates;
re meetingwith diet gu b d euece as. k -keep.
a& _Ao 1'6 t as b04 p
ere, business mana;fera, ehorthand•writexa," court
reporters, eta. Individual instruction is a feature of
the institution. Graduates ateiated in obtaining
1poeitiiona Addres
There is, 1perbapa, Plot a city ou thie matt- a cornet represeatatiou of the grozande and, .rt view, emereeie the %Ioeee breeds oh
P i
eat that has uredo mine rapid pragrota �,
during the nest tentr ars then the city of
Toronto, poring that period It has advauo-
ed in population from eighty tbou'aend .in.
19707 to one hundred and eighty lhemmed ' i
1889, ebowing an average iucreaeo of ten
*lammed a year, and the Qdtoir City stilt
continues the forward tnarutl, Peenonaeaat
as thla progress :has been, the SOCCOSs which
has attendee# 'ho great Agricultural and la.
duetrial exhibition, that to held annually in
Toronto, has been rgntlly so, during the
urea period, having i eached a point la Meg.
nitride and impeetauce far bee end tho meet,
sanguine autioipetione of ire pramotars..
The attendance of vieitore at this Exhibition,
which in 191'9 wee about ninety tbouwsnd,
has steadily increased tub year, and lest
ear it reached over two bemired and fifty
thaneaud. 'Tae aauratier of vieitare has in.
Feettun et New $table$,
ocotillo(' )a like *proportion, and with the
effort* that are now being made by tho Auo•.
elation and Manager Hill. le goes without
sayhag that tho con'ing .Exhibition of this
year, to be bold from the tl:h to tho 21ab of
September, will be atilt greater and batter
than ever. Tho buildings in the Toronto
Fair Grounds cover a lurgo area of ground,
unequalled any where el o in Canada, and the
Auooiation le expending over $20,000 now in
providing additional aeCKIMModation to meet
the constantly growing wants of the. Exhi.
bition. Now stables on the most improved
plan will be erected to a oomrri
w1' c canto 2
dditional horses, a new and splendid poultry
building and many other additions welch
aro considered .necessary. The entire "Zoo"
property -las been acquired by the Aesooia.
butldfnge; and we also give a view of the
new poultry td
bol In and a to c I he
yc ,onaf t
new a abliog, 8
The Agrfaaiteral and Industrial l rchibI.
tion befog ?reunited in the lntereat8 of the
public- generally, no dem Is beteg altered to
make iG thoroughly repreentative and ware
thy of their unstinted p1,tronege. The
of ject la viol/ only to make each saceeed•
lug fair importer to the praeediogoue,:
irreepeotivo of -what can be aeon oa the
other aide of the Rue, but to cqual if not to
sx:ol1 any exposition on the Anreriean Con•
duet, The 1?irectore fully rearee that
they cenaot dared a.11l, that their petrozna
want something greater and better every
year, with all tlia`a le new and had -wain to
be farina PP the globs, and this 1'R what they
appear determined to give them. The
noweet Idem are readily adopted and utle
mei by the men ozone, The grommet
novelties human *kill can deviaa aro se:maned
every year, while within the immense range
of exhibits, animate end inanimate, the la.
Outdid Pair of Toronto may he said to rem -
tient the beet prodaetat natural andreauurac•
tired, in the Doruitnton, The ,A aocistiee
bee oertainly very much tabu proud of, with
no Gauge to four comparison Anywhere, Tiro
Exhibition le not, as many supporta, control.
tool by a joint stock compsny. hat by gentle•
men, who give their time and *meet' for
notbfng, and their charter provides tee
every dollar which is made out of the show
must be expended In addidg tot►nd lin rov
lug the grounds and buUdingRa, so that the
eublla at Urge enjoy the full benefited what-
ever' a tietarloe they ,may give tho lnetltution
by their anneal p;ttreaare, In addition w
the greet expoiiltiolt of lire etopkt esgrietll•
hirer, dairy and hortioniturel preclude,
manafaotnrce of all kinds fine arts, ladles
work, eta., there will kende,
many special
ioatures of the most interesting eharaoter,
full particulars of 'which will be given in
the ctfiolel pregame* to be loud shortly.
A ,apeotaolo of thrilling iateroab will be
Pain's groat bistoriaat scenic prodaotion,
the "Burning or Moscow," with grand pyro-
technic displays every evening, During the
second week the Xnternatipnal Dog ;lb ow will
also add a new and into=eating; feature, and
in foot, every day thorn wilt be plenty to see
at this great exposition that will bo instruc-
tive, amuatng and entertaining. The Agri-
culturalaid Itortioultural exhibits will be
fully up to tho mark, with many additions.
There will be about E00 head of cattle on
ante0011W110g, Principal,,
AUTOMATWG SAFETY ELEVATORS
Pat. hydraulic, hand and steam elevators,
LEITCH & TURNBULL,,
paasensa Eiavator Works Peter.and Queen etreete,
1IAItWi4QN QN P ,
TORONTO ' OOLLEOE OF MUSIC.
ORCHESTR.1 L and (MOAN SCUOOL,
Fall Tarin. ctral afar) commebeeaSepteaabes"dila,
15:0 Thoroughinatrues oa In every braneh of panda
vocal, ;net, mental and tbooretioal—by the Most
eminent teachers ha Canada, C:niplete three manual
�ec ire
Renege erellerneeteh1th(tr,anin1,rsrime
er 1,seou and practice. Orchestra et sp and chorus
M0NE} ip'U111ii#+�ito atosaata v
low irate of inkiest on
4.1111111, eleseseettrity. Apr7.40
BEATTY, CHADWICK, a1ACKSTO & L1
Barrla*ers 710.1$1011citor$,
wallinlionHt, eor, Church, (over net* RtToaeetl&c'
TORONTO., ONT.
GNOME FAAMR. FORLSAI,F lM ail PART'S 'CP
MANITQ8A
P,ortioe wishtrg to purettase Irppravecj .lfanito1ilt'
y'arnze, tram aor'ee upwar!cle, 'with imn,ad lla
possesdon. call or write tR G, 1. b&I1L$ ?i, fa3.
Arthur's .Block, Hain et., Wtntid , tin
mroished Tree of charge, and sobers aaetaten $a
mating eneclloo+,
ire ' 0.E1 XsT
AT CIIQaaaa-r RATAN or INTERlisaT. ..
of Ile aceeasadie to cafe grta, Iaiploma4,, Wine. UARKEi8'V SIIU.IAi ilAf1D F7ili00i14
acital O ace • and, eesrt5flatu granted. Lectures, con•
.arts, reeitaia,andvioiincl free. Send far pros, 45 oWin gtrcet Wit, Toren
pacers, giving' full particular.., to E
21, 88. 1'OIt8U. f..I0ti. Direelor. bind iriylforover flea years, Prhtaie C of tlm f
Ane 14 Pembxoku t.,'Toronte, Qnt heed Inivetut}e t eevyyQreetiti r deothe
ries' ageu �et t f ^ G' 0. �t�� dOpLaGr Htent d�e;t 13
managementeiAir.70,BPrYQOU H,Agantfortot
IteadngtonTypewrit * App:yfor circular. 3L e&feet
Oitapapertriwritin .
Able, There wilt e a tamer umber of
Tahoe r
pthis ya1 r t ban !asst, new and enlarged
Pere feclrg.tee ants h+viug boon erected,
Tlae eotel outwit r f pr els offered for the
coming fair is $25 000, and nearly the whole
of that acre ie offered for live atook, dater,
aprioaltural and hortioultnrnt peeduete sed
ladies work. any of the prpe to the
horde depettmene have bran Increaeecj over
those of lase year, and among the opecial
prizes oiferedfor eheepla $100 by theAmori
can. Shroleiire Cheep Association for thatl,
breed of _heap. A large amber of sweep
stake nee a' are offered, eaptrolally bat the
hello depertPleut, Tao p iz:ais the poultry
department have been fnoreaeed by the
additieu of many POW varieties, and by
uiaklog alt the eeatioua for Riegle birds
Instead of pafrs. Eotelea for exbiblte in *11
depertnnlente moat be made before Auga%t
erc,aants, Butchers,
and TratTerS geueraIYa
we Want eAQ011)1: ANlayourlocalitptopbektxjc
CALF SKINS
r na Carla Evaelehed ea, eatistaatury gaarsnta
Addre7sa
0,, B.. X'.A.G-E1,
$rota Pals. Vermont,, tit e,
Boyd Mali Seamon
naris§," winter from 1ortlaad *Tory Thnttday
amt row
roar trout Quabeo every Setturday to turdsy to eepool eatlap,r • 7
st .donderrY to land moils and paeseriours for
8cor,.nd and Ireland ; also trona Baltimore, via Halt
tax and tat Jowev,AL. to Uearpooi fortnlrbtly
dealer somata ereetha,, The atoa.n ers of the Olse,
Tow sr sus dozing winter to and from Ilaittas,
eortfarrd, *0=60 elalladelpva and during wow
war between tiingow :And atontreal wuskl • Olins
gasr and OMMtoa waeklY, rind GIaagow end Philodel7
phla fartaightly.
Fax freight, 'weep or other information'a. ply to
!s, OchunumbarA,Cm.,. Baltimore; fl,, Maud p2. Co..
ElAWAx Shan 21 Qo.. 61. anbre t, lidd., Wnr. Tacmp.
2O: Co.. S t. Jabs, N. A.;, Aliso a, :Qa, (RUM'
Gave tY Oleo; New ora 11. Basilar, Toronto
Aileut, Raja a co.. Qua ; Wm, Ilrockis Pbttadel.
Rhin: H. A. Allen OrtlAud Boston. Montreal,
JET Eloise g o
at/re-open I? t22414,18.92. with
Ooneervator a of Music
added. Ur, t•lAna8c4)
toryr, Alrectcr; Warne At2+d
laaberoaua ane 31arntoster, a!
e *race etae of et I+etfeuerl
nevem wilt taws a Brasted antral
ails oa the piano.
Prot Harlin to dirt Director. ..
r7ntate f7tilr lrl?ed, Pprelal asootuutodetioo for
swatillet la Hullo cad .Alt. 11'or terms, eta„ addre e
the Priaelpell
Par.'s Comma,
puled at .lira
We, attaieted by
Kocluutt Mb.
Klraaced pu.
tber depart.
$
era in Canada, TAM*i
nacre* aaytxfa
lowest Price*
1V4o0ausland,Sone
TO 76 KING STREET WEST TOS+
The Penberthy
Lair Rowe,
Automatio Injector
7P,0GO itt rat to oanide; ittOOS
inwain the 'UMW atates,Terri
are simple and oast lean lbs
while performle:^, the sauna work..Thor
25 lbs. Meant, and work to, TWO the; UM
water l?t to IO ft. And mark front ea #as4 11*>reA
A,ut neatlo and rastar6lugw1eea eurrent to bollen
broken. Head roreircnlar to Hain Qitlee,
Deuberthy Injector Co, Detroit, ..
tode>s; iYlridsor, Cant, and Detrolt, Minh
New rot* ltry ituiltiteq.
17th. Canadians have in this Exhibition
en inetitutioe they may well feel proud of
Ind take a deep int:rest In, being ono of
the beet en the Continent; as those who
have visited many of the Larger fairs on the
other side of the border readily admit that
it will be many years before they canattain
to the poaitina of, or begin to compare with
the Termite thew. Specially low rates -sill
pro & on all the railways during the two
wooke of the exhibition, If our readers
oontemplete a holiday trip tbia season, they
will be afforded a good opportunity of mak.
bug it a unoat enjoyable one, if they reserve
it .for the thee of Canada's Great Fair,
Thole who have nob yet soon the Indnatrlit
Fair can bav n e t of a co ce n plon the Ina
manse rr!auroras of'this countryand no better
evidence of the prospoiity of 'it's p'ople can
bo desired than the thousands of contented,
looking,well drowsed people who gather 'there
f rAlms.%
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to neo, Toronto, 0
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A. Mutual Benefit A$80101,01°16
tr' B to th
SOLID I;1\'h9T:1E �- F yymR a shoes,
Aseeelatlou ONE CSNT PER. X, a patina age*
tweety•awo, and two cents per day a penesar
farrttsy tour can secure Five Dollars per retk w
disabled through ;damsel or axICaet, ala; for We
and three oaata par day, parsons *god ow above can
more tor their dependant., rive hundred Dollard*•
eseuteldeath.
WE STOCK OWNERS. can provide against lost
by death through disease or accident of their Mock.
at easy rates, Those interested, sand for proapeoinWir
, etc, es
Itellable Agents wanted: in untep;apta,t die.
I WIL'4IAII JOISE8,11tansgleir;Dt»otoa.
beration Lite
ToItowaxo
tion, and will give much needed epees for exhibition, including the bosh herds in the each year from all parts of the DYlminjen te„ „ ZCo M
the new buildings. Tho view given above 18 oouatry, About 800 hood of horeee will bo witness ib,
Don't Hawk, Sp,t, Oonah, ALMA LADIES' ooliiiEGE"•,
tii1'er dizineaa, indigestion. inflammation of 19fi. VIfoillle% or,xanid.
the eyeg, to
perform mental work and indIapoeitlon for Has five department's: Literature, Mnaio,
bodily labor and annoy and dfagngt your Fine Arta, Elocution and Commercial
an
friends and accqquaiintancea with your "natal Seance. no faculty nainbere sixteen
twang and offenaivo breath and dofultin: thoroughly qualified teachers. Bata run
ziOlii $39 to $96 per term for board, furnish-
ed room, light, laundry end tuition in all.
literary snbeet's including the Clanks and
the Modern Languages.
5190.00 paid in advance secures all the
above advantages together with instruotion
in drawing and piano by the regular teach
err for one year.
A knowledge of Shorthand, and skill in.
the nee of the Typewriter, are opening the
way to employment for thousands of young
women to -day. Nearly every business office
has now employed or is seeking to employ a
young lady who can take down by the aid
of phonography answers to various letters
and afterwards print them upon the type-
writer. $12.00 per term, or $150.00' per
year in advancerwill pay for board, furnish.
ed room, lighb, laundry and tuition (includ-
ing use of instrument) at ALMA LADIES'
COLLEGE, St. Thomas, Ont.
The Alma liehool of Elocution is rapidly
growing in attendance end public favor. The
Professor is a graduate of the Boston Scheel
of Oratory and a meet excellent teacher.
Rates for board, eta., and tuition in this
school runs from $40 to $45 per term. For
60 pp, Calendar address Principal Austin,
A.M.
The T>xrtle Mountain Region,
efforts to clean your nose and throat, when
17r. Sage's " Catarrh remedy" will promptly
relieve you of discomfort and suffering, and
your friends of the disgusting and needles,
Inflictions of your loathsome disease?
The " Avonir Milttaire, " laments as in
the case of other nations, that the French
fleet is abolutely instal:dent.
A Fair Trial
is alt that is asked for Dr. Pierce's Golden
Medical Discovery in all blood taints or
skin diseases, eruptions, blotohee, pimples,
and scrofulous sores and swellings, " If it
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Lord Randolph Churchill's proposition
that an Imperial loan of £100,000,000
should be advanced to enable Irish tenants
to buy their holdings, is ridiculed by the
London" Times."
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