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NTERESTING PARAGRAPHS CULLED.
:FROM YARIOUS FIELDS.
nreniiga and Discovery--Geo.,ites WrIt..
Mout the Brooklyn Bridge -A Simple -
Scientific Lesson With the Cone as .tits,
.ilfustrator,
One of the noblest brid8es _in= the world
i> the atreeture which unites -New York and
Broeklyn. A cgriept::fact in regard tp it,
and to every -other bridge of the suspension
,type, is that, were its design turned upside
down, the outline would indicate a capital
for anold-fashioned arched bridge.
s• itrength of the steel in the cables
spanning the East River is employed to
hold up a burden hanging beneath them.
he lines along which the metal. is most el -
Lively disposed for this duty are sub -
Pft
stantrally the reverse of the Iines most suit -
table 'were the load not beneath the steel,
but above it. As in the case of the Brooklyn
Bridge, so with other familiar objects. We
are apt to think of them only in tLe single
aspect in which we usually see them. We
:forget that the rule according to which they
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were built or made work both wags, 10
that were these familiar things but looked
at in the reverse they might be quite as in-
teresting or useful
Ask the next schoolboy you meet to draw
for you the outline of a cone.
_is sketch will give you the figure resting
very naturally on its base. Were you next
to ask him how an apparatus for extracting
cube root could be put together he
'would very probably shake his head -and
,;,fall to thinking about .highly complicated
=cogwheels and levers. And yet •a. simple
cone has only to be immersed in a cylindri•.
'cal jar half full of water to extract cube
`root with precision. It must, however, be
Inverted ; and, that the water may rise as
much as possible the jar should be only a
'trifle wider than the base of the cone, and
the cone should, be tall and slender. •
A cone increases in contents as the cube
of its height= -Hardly any fact in Euclid is
more familiar. A D in the figure has
twenty-seven times and A C eight timet
,the contents of A B. Inverted and lin-
...merged in water, displacement increases in
'exactly the same ratio. Had'the cone been
seen as often with its apex downward as in
Its ordinary position, this little invention
-would have been given to the scboolelong
ago, and not, as is the -case, only the other
day --Geo. lies, in New York Sun.
A, Hint to Canadian Inventors.
A potato spraying machine is figured in
,the Mark Lane express that may suggest
ideeae to Canadian inventors- and manufac-
_curers. -It is so generally necessary to
:spray potatoes with the Bordeaux :mixture
:and some poison added,•so as to both pre.
`vent blight and kill bags, that a machine
',vent
dgg.sieveral rows at a time is needed. It
should also be adopted for similiar use on
:tomatoes and other crops. The larger cut
outlines the machine : A, hood for passing
over rows -of potatoes to confine the mist -
like spray, and thereby prevent waste- of
the mixture ; B B B, discs for _ arresting
the forced, sharp streams, and dispelling
,the;n as mist; CCC, nozzles for discharging
the streams from the force -pump tubes ; D,
air chamber for causing the streams to be
uniform or constant, and not fitful ; E,
pump; F, chain for driving pump 0, re-
servoir or tank for carrying a supply of the
mixture ; 1111 H, separator and elevator,
an the form of. a suspended curved steel rod
or saline of wood, for dividing and raising
'talker steins to an erect position; and guid-
,tng them thteugh the hood over orclear of
the lower discs. The small figure in the
left-hand corner is a section of the .hood
B, troughs for catching in the hood the
,sprereonaensed there, which would other-
wise fly .. waste:: OCC, the spray-produc
. �ngdim;`'D'`D D, the Spray or. .mist as
generated, and showing that about one-
-fifth 0f themixture is utilized byimpingiiig
loathe potato, leaves= and stems, and that_
four 8ft ia'atrike the hood for condensation
and recovery.
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Why =cycles Are So Dear, •
The question why the high-grade bicycle
coats somuch-a cum beyond. El s means of
:the ordinary wage-earner—is- ones- asked.
The frOtt Age gives some intereritiag lir•-
formatyon in answer Iii the'firstplace the.
bicycle insist be made on the interchange-
&rile principle, $o that a missing or broken
part. cat be supplied; by the factory at on
0fsucls undergo a rigid .syetent 0f
7Snepiectioo , .-submitted to the severe
which they must, stand while .the
leutchine is in: zea Main part's like.$h.
sproCkeg_tieheel, _ hubs, bea-ringseetc., ssr
$ eked, the allowance., for va a ioii being
one uarter of s thoiisandtth. A Ysaria ,uu
is exesasxof this' throws: the piece out.; Via
met:6sid of - ` etringrri ;the wheel is thin„
described _ ,-"Thea anter wards of tits spokes
ars Ihrea offer tenter theme hardened
ulpple the c of which ss, of cours
. e,
on the use side of tby t ills bo who =;
at7nty tightens fi
et ' in lriit aa- ::arrta-
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GI-REAT 0T1 ARIfG SASE I
OF
Hard a
SofbFelt Hats f Black and
nd
Colored,
At, • 50 cents •
Each..
A few more of those STRAW HATS left
Call Early and make your Choice.
Best Bargains Ever
At 25c.
Offered in Gorrie.
w.
Tot?rt'e! fIoi,se,
Auction Sale
OF VALIIABLa"
Furniture Factory
And Planing Mill and Machinery Con-
nected .Therewith,
In the Village of Wroxeter,
In the County of Huron.
THERE will be sold on
SATURDAY, THE 20TH OAT OF AUQO$T,1882,
At One o'clock in the afternoon,
At the GOFTON HOUSE in the Village of Wrox-
eter. by virtue of powers of sale contained in a
certain mortgage, which will be produced at the
sale, the following property : Lot 18, on the west
aide of Gibson Street,in the said village of Wrox-
eter, containing one fourth of an acre, more or
leas. The followingimprovements are said to be
erected on the premises : Planing Mill, a Frame
Furniture Factory and sundry machinery.
TERMS :-20 per cent. of the purchase money
to be paid_down on the day of sale. For balance
terms wilt be made known at the sale.
For further particulars apply to
JONES BROTHERS & MACKENZIE,
Solicitors, Toronto Street, Tornoto.
Or to Wm. Leman. Esq., Wroxeter.
Voters' List, 1892.
MUNICIPALITY OF THE VILLAGE OF WROX.
ETER, COUNTY OF HURON.
NOTICE is hereby given that I have transmit
ted or delivered to the persons mentioned
in sections 5 and 6 of the Ontario Voters' List.
Act, IN-:, the copies required by said sections to
be transmitted or delivered of the List, made
pursuant to said Act, of all persons appearing by
the last revised Assessment Roll of the said
Municipality to be entitled to vote in the said
Municipality at Elections for Members of the
Legislative Assembly and at Municipal Elections;
and that said list was first posted up at my of -
floe at Wroxeter, on the 6th day of August, 1892,
and remains there for inspection. Electors are
called upon to examine the said list, and if . any
omissions or any other errors are found therein,
to take immediate proceedings to have the said
errors corrected according to law.
',JOSEPH COWAN, Clerk.
Dated at Wroxeter, this 6th day of August, 1892.
E ora
holler Mills.
WILSON BRos.,'Props. .
First-class Manitoba - Wheat Flour
manufactured and always kept in Stock
and sold in any quantities.
FLOUR
BRAN.,
SHORTS
per cwt. ,$2 25 to $2 50
per- ton. - 14 00`
per ton. 16.00
Special attention given to GFRISTINGt,
which is done on the shortest
possible notice.
Highest Price Paid
for Grain.
The mill is fitted throughout
with the very , best roller pro-
cess machinery andappliances-
and we are confident of being
able to give perfect satisfac-
tion.
PATRONAGE SOLICITFD.
WILSON BROS.
WOOL,
Listowel Woollen Factory.
Highest- Prices ` Paid. Cash or Trade.
Largest • Wool • Market in Ontario.
Everybody come and see our tremendous big stock in all kinds of woollen goods whish we
offer at bottom prices for cash or in exchange for wool
dna F teph- S1-oc1,
We have never been so well fitted andsequipped for a wool season's business as at the present one,
and have never felt so completely confident of our ability to serve you with the best of goods at
bottom prices. A specially attractivefeature of our new lines of Flannels, strictly %Ertl ATRIA,
far surpasses.any wool,seasooyet.. ,
FINE_: WOOL SCOTCH SKIRTINGS
(Something new offered to the trade.) -
We seethe only woollen factor in Canada that make this line of goods and offer them for ene-
half the :price/Du pay in the city of Glasgow.
IINTALIelVENTQ
'Wellibb to warnthe farmers not to deceived by shoddy peddlers going through the country
selling uenonest goods. We have nb pedlars handling our.goods and they can only be bought by
dealing direct at the factory. '
Roll Carding,' Spinning and Manufacturing, Tweeds,- Flan_
bels, Blankets, -&c
nnmeran9- egstomers for their past favore,.would beg to say come and )Tour
n�bor�:unrplock,as you -win be highly pleased to seegoods so low m price. You $nd
ue ready to dive ieinost prompt and careful attention to all.
BROOK 8ry
Borrie.
Fordwich Drug Store
A SPENCE, M. D.,
Proprietor.
- - A FULL LINE OF
J. C. BELL,
Manager.
Drugs and Druggists' Supplies,
Stationery and Fancy Coods,
WAL,L PikPF23
In endless variety and at every" price.
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W. C. HAZLEWOOD
City foot and Shoe Store,
-vvazoxwrER
A Neat Walking Boot
Is not only a comfort to the wearer but a pleasure to every one who admires a
pretty foot. We have them—the boots, we mean. And they sax cheap.
OVR stock of Ladies . and gents' slippers is unusually large and choice. See
them. .
A splendid assortment of Ladies' wear of all kinds is now displayed on our
shelves.
GENTS' can be supplied in any line.
Heavy kip and calf aid the lighter Oxford, Dongolas, Wankenphasts, etc.
Don't go past the -City Boot and Shoe Store for the most satisfying article at
Rcet easoSiple 040e
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wishes will be
are dominant
mons. Amon
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the great landl
rents pay thei
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representatives
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Council, and fo
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regards the gas
and docks. T
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newly elected
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