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D19INTIS'P
Lt ra'ber of the R,em,S. of Ontario and
fronur Graduate of Toronto Univereity,
fieea-elver Diekeon & Calling's law
office, Cla.aed "W'edneaday afternoons.
Dai. A.' R. KINSrIIA,N, L,.D.S.,
Honer Graduate of Toronto University
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President Prins jp
Friday evening, fan, itb, in the Tilittr"-
sw h at 8 o'c1 1' church, Ock,
ra
BIDDULPH.
The annual old boys' banquet was,
helot on Fxnday evening in the Oddfel
low'- building, Granton. One hundred
peole were present and. greatly en,
joyed the dancing and banquet, The
building was tastfuliy decorated for
the occasion by the old boys, -Mr, J,
B. Bryan is. seriously illwith pneu-
monia Mr, Bryan was e member of
or thei
the B%ddulp 1 t council f past
year, and was again a candidate,
illness thus being very unfort'•• µ1s
•unate,-
st re or Onro Clever 7-
Lucas Couto- A .,,Gino, ted
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partnere' , .;heney makes oath that be is senior
nese k „ c the firm of P. J. Cheney & Oo., doing bust-
^' ,a the'City of Toledo, County AD State afore.
s id, and that said firm will pay the sum of ONE.
HUNDRED DOLLARS for each and every case of
Catarrh that cannot be cured by the use of Hail's
Catarrh Cure. PRANK. J. C13ENEY
Sworn to before me and subscribed in my pres
once, this Oth day of December, A.U. 1880.
(Sian) A. W,GLEASON',
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.available Doniiaiien land C;n • Man:toba
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eon, daughter, ' brother or sister of in-
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D Bios-Sia months' residence upon
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rot three .years, A. homesteader may live
within gene fries of his homestead on
n. farm of at Least 80 acres soilely
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•father, mother,son daughter, brother
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erection along: side has homestead.
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The death kook place Oil.+ Tlrursclay
le, Z5t11 of Janet McLaughlin, widow
o late f the, l� e Angus R. McIntosh at the
borne ot:, her daughter Mrs. Meivin,`
Robinson,•51h ,con. McGillivray She
iharIcied her late hn band 45 years ages
a - '. 'vee for several yeas n W
u ll. Y r 1 a3E
Williams, and afterwards in s1t�1`4
and McGillivray. She is $W',Jaen
once brother, five sons, arc' .,vee by
tar's. .a two daugh
The n arnia,g
it .high p?' • took place on ;Friday
youine• .,,ou of Miss ,Edna ,Robinson
pest daughter of Mr, and Mrs
« obinson, to Mr, Oliver Amos, of Lie
tur•y a;' the family residence, Rev. A,
Graham,, of Parkhill, officiated. The
couple were unattended the bride
being given away by herfather. grist
Minnie Antos, cousin of the, groom,
played the wedding march, The bride
was gowned in a beautiful dress of
white embroidered marquisette, Only
the immediate relatives and friends
were present at the wedding, • Fol.
lowing the ceremony a dainty repast
was served lin the dining room, The
groom's gift to the bride was a hand-
some fur -lined coat and to the pian-
ist a silver -moulted parasol.
HENSALL
Albert Redchart of Pt: Huron 5,s
visiting his parents. -Ernie Stacey, of
Urillia spent the holiday with his par-
ents. -Miss Flossie .Caldwell is ser-
iously il at the home; of her sister,
Mrs Joynt,-Kenneth Pope leaves this,
week for Merlin to enter the Maisons
Bank as clerk; -Miss Agnes Shirray
- a (r. H. J. D. Cooke of Toronto
wee -Clivec Joynt
visited here last -..
of Nelson B. C. was a visitor herel
last week. -The newly -elected neem-
}pers of the schaol board at W. E
oggarth, A. Whiteside, treo. err...
erland,-Mrs, Thompson Murdock has
returned from Calgary where he has
been spending a few months with her
daughter Mrs..IHoggarth.-John Forest
a pioneer of Hillsgreen section passed
awaylast
week, John Forest was
well
known n; and highly esteemed. He was
San thiS 80th year..
Marriage -The home of Reeve Oft-
wein was the scene of a pleasing ev-
ent on Tuesday of last week, when
,his daughter, Miss Lillie, was united
in, marriage with James Patterson,son
of Mrs , R. Pettersoxi. Rev. R. Hicks
officiated. Only the immediate rela-
tives of the contracting parties were
presC,:''tr The happy couple took a
trip to maga Falls and Berlin,,
ZURICH
Calvin Williams of Buffalo was a
Victoria Johnston was the guest of
visitor at his home last week. -Miss
Detroit friends last week.-Mrs.Wurtz
of Pigeon Mich., visited her parents
Mr. .and Mrs. J. Melick,-Alex. , Mc-
Leod of Montreal was a visitor here.
-Ezra Smith of Detroit visited here
last week. -Mr.' Ezra Kaercher and
daugthers of Berlin were holiday. vis
itors in town. -Mr. and ,;lVlrs...J. Wic-
kens of Ingersoll are visiting friends
and relatives here. -Otto Sipple of
Detroit and P. Sipple of Parkhill hol-
idayed
ol-idayed in the village. -Jack Cantelon
of Lethbridge, Alta., was a visitor in'
town. -August and Gedion Koehler
are visiting in, Tavistock:- Mr. and
Mrs. Jacob Howald were visitors from
Stratford, and also Albert Gies of
Berlin
WHALEN.
Mr and .tabs. Geo, Miilson visited
last week with his cousin, hlr. Andrew
Hackney near Farquhar. -Mr. and Mrs.
John Morley visited his sister, Mrs,
David Long, last week, near London.
-Miss Maud Talbot, who lia,s been
spending the holidays here the guest.
of her cousin, Mrs, Hector Millson,
returned home on Tuesday, -Mr. and
Mrs Albert C.;uaining visited friends
in London during the past week, Mrs,
Gunning being called to assist in car -
Mg for her.niece, .Olive Hern of Ex-
eter, who is recovering from an oper-
ation .for appendicitis performed by
Dr: Stevenson -Mr.- Sam'l Gunning
gave an oyster supper to a number
of his relatives. The splendid sup-
per served by Nfrs. Gunning was en-
joyed by Wm
Ogden gave
ave
1art
p y and dance on Friday evening
totheyoung people, about forty be -
mg present and enjoyed a good time
-Mrs James Brien of near Granton
is dangerously ill at the time of writ-
ing. -Miss Daisy Stevenson of Toron-
to us visiting her cousixu, Ella
Brooks this week; -Edward and Wm.
Buttson of Staffa spent New. Years
here with their cousin, Mrs. Wm. Og-
MOUNT CARMEL
,2-; ..o...,�
i�Xre
and Mrs,^.hn,. Rowland spent
New 'Years with friends at Goderich
-Miss Sadie Campbell of Detroit is
spending a few weeks withher sister,
vliss- K Campbell. -Mn Jas. Hall of
Berlin is at the home of his parents
Mr. and Mrs, Ed. Hall, -Mr. Patrick
Mahoney of Mecheche, •Alta., is vis-
iting at his home here. -Mrs. Thomas
Rayanr and ,daughter; Elizabeth, left
week. for ,Chicago, where'.they intend
remaining, -Miss Kate Currie of Iider-
ton is spending' holidays at her home
here. -Mr. Jos. Sullivan of Detroit.. ar-
rived .home on Saturday Y to spend his
holidays,
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CNAMBERLAI
TSN_S
, TA3LL
THE Tr,a,;eA!ll'i.
It Occurs at, the 00.040 of a Glro ;t
tnrIn W1 eoL
Ttae lal;,ae who a tornado wall
,Lriltc? ea nQt:
11 ' foretold. Et knowl-
9(10° 1;#i their eti,USee tint,, there-
fore, take the place oi:„ reseuee , rig
mind and,absen,e 61 60Uy When, the.
"twister" actually em.e s roaring
along. But, neyerthellesa, the newly
accepted explanation Of the tornado
as set forth, in a
Parer
b Mr. Herbert
t
Quick, will be interesting.
These dreadful storms "coed; Rear
the centre of the moving area of low
barometer called a cyclone. This cy-
clone is a revolvingsheet of wind ro-
tating in a circle from 500 to 1,000
miles in diameter -- and people in
some districts experience a, cyclone
many times a year. All their general
storms are cyclones.
The wind blows from every' direr
tion towards the centre of these cy-
clones, spirally, and with an upwar:T
draft. The south half of the eyelonc
is warm. There are always.. great bo,'
las of cold air settling down fr^: u
the upper regions. The warm ab
from south and west, .blowing towards
the centre of "low," forces itself un-
der the weight of cold air, A bi
southerly wind will drive itself un-
der the mass of 8ectling cold air 111 -
great weight,
Here we have the conditions favoi-
able for a tornado. The void air is
11-:.-fer than tie warm air, ttud oug'•".
be at Me 'bottom next the cat;::
The .'
v.arn
f air s lighter,
.. i ghte , and should
i ,gyp while the strong soul)..
.'ind is driving itself fartlq@r'.a,t1d ta-
.her un 1. r greataattliug shelf o
•
Soraethinsg late to happen. Tills
something takoa the; form of s'oat
1)ur esti i the tYi1F di£ tU 7,rfAea "b
- - - PiQs BRf3QlAi6$l far
anti; scale, much take ea
-
ng up of bubbles of steam throu,,h
„iter in a boiling kettle. The
•.t air begins to boil upward
cert` bubbles. At the bottom of each
i-
_, a strn
g,lldr tt take.:
What
i• s exactly like the whirlpool •1'
'.')ttom of a bath when the watt-
' running' out. If the air' were a
•
▪ quiet,-- : no -;a• iarlpoel
form.; but ihii has only n. little whirl
ej motion, the Whirl is commun a.,
ed to the spot where the draft is. TL:
whirl grows wronger and strong__.
In the bath it ge'.s so strong that the
water is thrown outward and a core
',a -air whirlpool acts in the same
vie , only upward instead of de'--•-
rtl
Wb411 titt� ilia• beiiaVed flans, a tor -
is Lorre@d: `slid whirl begins les.
%he spiral dir"dctidii of tfie gelid-fe;<
orm. As the air of the tornado
,vliirls more and more swiftly, the a'r
is thro ;; n outward and a core is for :.r-
ed which is almost as .empty as the
core in the bath is of water—that is,
a partial vacuum is set up in t .e
'feast of the tornado.
rhe buter shell of air is so den:
beet' all the air. sucked into it is hell
:here, and not permitted to get
trough into this core. The sudden
tphurst of warns air into the higher
old air forms rain, and a heavy
lownpour usually occurs. It also lib•-
;rates more heat, and this increases
:ha ferocity of the disturbance. It
generates an immense amount c.f
:lectricity, and there is vivid light
/king and crashing thunder.
On it 'goes until the equilibrium is
restored.! The velocity of the whirl
ltecomes so enormous that stone walls
are crumbled, iron and steel houee1
are tossed about like feather, hou ee
are demolished, and whole eommu..'=
las scourged and terrified.
.ini; dreien to a point in it. Aa:
Then follows a cool wave. Tl
great body of cold air has acro -t
plished its object, and reached the
ground. The hot air has gone up an -1
become cooled.
These storms Recur from 50 to
;:tiles ahead of --- that is south
e'st of — the centre of the low.,' h'
al not often occur. Usually the ,
ante is restored without such vi.
leuce, ':So they cannot be predic
The ,only thing that can be said
that in certain localities the con.:'
tions are favorable for severe loo.
s Corms.
Gentle Artof Spelling.
.'
"I can spell," announced Roy, ag
five, at the breakfast table, as
took another biscuit. "These a_
made out of d -o, do."
"But that doesn't spell dough," h_.
mother answered smilingly:
"Aunt °Mande says that's the,
to spell `do,' " insisted Roy.
"Dere's two. `kinds o' do, chi'
said the old colored cook, who caul,
in tat tttja with another pla' e
uiscults, "'do' what you shets
'do' what you eats,”
Generous Uncertainty.
"What Is your clog's frame?"
"Harold Reginald," r'epiiea
Cumrox.
"Why, , that's the name of ti
youngman who calls to see
da:ughter."
7"Yes." I arranged it so that r -hr,;. '
oc-asionally express my feelings
won't know for sure which I ant taut
ing about.,,
Pretty eai.
It was Sunday afternoon, and 'Ma-
s t1
bel little
sister, Ruth,agedfour.
e
^nq h nbn1
seated p5i�e M,.,,.tsn the
r-
Presently. elle little girl asked of `f..
r.
a Ol1r eC. c.
kart s nee, Aren t ,: y sv,
iiaai't, i', Bititiper$"
":Well," answered Mr: Bumps ,
withe a fetid .glance at Mabel, "you're
tate atteft thing to it,"
1,60 Pilot's g on:
"Why, 'rrf eridy,' ho'W dirty you are,
and only yesterday you wrote p;yerse
forapapa's birthday, ,`Yeraisixig alway's
to wash your hilitis' ;lean '"
"Well, mamma, I t' was' only a
poetic license,"
Wail. of Man Robbed of,Yi'ortnne.
Gronoh —'There goes a mitt, who
robbed me of a large fortune i;alc-..
He robbed you of .a fortune, and still:
he is enjoying his liberty! Croixth-
Not by a darned 'sight! Hu married
the rich widow I was after.
The Vault,
Sa"tDM your ease go by default,
"Vomit, be fault ob de jury,•'yas-
str,M,
1'�IsTer �leq. t
"Blue" >e dllw ■
l
I►prxtEal,>Mlrli r�iltlrc
waxed t ,
ItelelliiM . q
be
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y ,. iMY#t1Wr1 >r >v11
II .01 .t.00 r 4111 NMI that $. g tc WRO%G .alnd moods , r,
filmy t your liver le tired and refuses to work, or: your '4
digpative organs hove had too much, to
do 0141 need
care, Perhaps
0u1>avs been eatin�the wrong of food, andurbiblood 1w too
ehorimpveri,hedµWf�awnt 7ott✓edsthe 0
GI�. e
Dr. PIekce.�
ii
will giro � Nith
e required rad a d. Tones the Indira tt•
s�tt
on �e 'weak
Mame
n
ach
made *trout. The liras iibratei With Ter life,
The blood le icl4enwed of an � '
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tions passed off very d,quietly, all 5. A. Hill, M. Durkin, D., Dey and l*.''•
being elected by. acclamation, -Mayor C. Hord; water commissioners, T. H.
Wni, Elliott; Reeve, Wm. Marlyn; the Ford, John Broderick..
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TAY SPECIFIC makes hens Tay in winter ni
well as in summer, and keeps them free :fret%
disease? It does, and helps thorn tjvet' $he
moult, fattens and ksgp?s t}tela dl! ytgorri
h
ealth. Ib 5t)e Peel€eso. theta 2.5 hem Osier
v (aye. Shouldn't you try it? We have
market as r "prepargd 0.9.4i" hundreds of recommendations fromall' parts
of the Country. If ROYAL PURPLE .does
tis it On• a it ihione1 Animal net Rive Yell hotter results "churl mlythi1l
you eVei+ vsetl, er give' vau, garsfaolrofi, S9
will refund your money, No matter •What
Ii there is a run-down, poorly or 'nourished
p y your opinion of other preparations, we want
beast on your farm, see what ROYAL you to give ROYAL PURPLE POULTRY
PURPLE SPECIFIC will db for it. A 50-SPEC11141 a Chante to show what it can de
cent package lasts a cow or horse 10 days. for your .poultry -and a 50c package will
The coat 1e so trifling that no farmer in show you some fine results. Sold in 25c and
;Canada has any excuse for hieing out -of- 609 packages and $1.60 airtight tine,
W1 ALSO SELL
toyai Purple Couk Speeifle, fol' eoiit;li and ,Royal Purple Lice Biller fol' poultry eine
retemper (Wflt'i cure any ordinary dough anitnttle, 250 and 60e, by mfeil 800 send
:tit days) 6bcir by mall GOe. gOC,
It hattfii rpt 9w,a4at. Lllt1ment for lameness, Royal t'nrplo Cali Cure for seratebce,
Mail d, sprained tendons, etc. 60e, ivy, harness ndalds, open sores, etc, 269 attrt
Royal Purp"fe • Wo'tni Specific for animals , GOe, by mall SGc and 600.
removes the worms, also their larvae, 26c. Royal Purple hors Streclfle', for coup, :pap,
by mail 800, diphtheria, typhoid fever, Canker, White
Royal Purple Ptbinfeetaiit; in 26c, Poultry.
diarrhoea, swelled head, etc„ in
$1.00 tine. GOC and S56, by mail 80c.
TO STOCK AND POULTRY RAISERS
We will mail for the pelting our new revised se-pnae
beolc on comma aliments of stook and peultres. Tette
how to feed ,light and heavy horses, colts, ± arsi,:
tows, calves, steers, hogs; hie.) how to feed tend' keep
lithographed in slat colors, thbwing" farmout, t birso ds in�theirnnakued eolori, cTh s0is si book
that should be in every farmer's poteCssion. IT'S FREE. 'Write for 'your copy' todtryc
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