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Home My WebLink AboutExeter Times, 1912-10-24, Page 71.110ST INCREDIBLE FEAT OIRSES TAUGIIT TO COUNT' AND SPELL. nerr Krell Found That "Zariff" and "Mehammed" Grasped " Method. Some of the meet extreordinary ex,periments' on record, regarding the reseuroes of animals' intelli- gence, end. more especially of horses' Psychology, have taken plat* in Elberfeld, Genneny, under the lead a a Barr Kroll, a wealthy merchant of that 'city, a,nd the au- thor of a, book on 'Thinking Ani- nials.'' ?. Herr •Krell has achieved an arnea- fag, 'almost incredible feat. He has taught a oomplete alphabet to two adierses, eied furthermore, has turn- W.d these two anima,10 into trained mathematioians, for they an ex- tract the square and cube roets of any siumber one chooses to suggest. • ANOTHER EXPERIMENT. The Elherfeld merchant was one of the greatest enthusiasts about the striking achie'vements of the onoe,-fa,raous Hans the "speaking - horse" which created so great a fu- rore in Berlin aeveral years ago, when it was shown in a local circus. He purchased Hanle and for many months` etudied the a,nimal. Final- ly, being unable to dis6oyer the ma - eon why Ila,ne could speak and count,he decided to start the whole expeirment efeeeh. He bought two young Arab stallions, Zariff and Mohammed, and taught them as though they were children. This tuition lasted three years, TAUGHT THEM TO COUNT. The first part of Herr Krall's task was to teach his two horses how to count. He tried a systent of his own invention,. which consists in ordering the horse to count teas with its left front foot, units 4th its eight front foot, and hundrecle with its left aga,in. For instance, Herr Krell writ4es on a blackboard the number "42," and presents the board to Zariff and Mohammed, •eaying,"What is that figure ?" The • hi oreee mmediately knock their left front foot four times on the pave- meza and then, after a short pause, knock their right front .foot twice, four 'representing the tens, and two the one. Hence, 42. To this sys- tem, Herr Krell added zero, which ita,s a special sign -the horses mov- ing their heads slowly from left to right. LETTERS MEANT NUMBERS, Then came the study of an alpha- bet. Herr Krell again invented a system awarding to which each 1e4 - ter is represented by a convention- al 'number, which the animal must remember. D means 32, E means 11, G means 33, and so on. To- ex- press ehe letter El for instance, the ' homes knock their left front foot tge once, and then after the usual pause, their right front foot once also. This way of knocking, accord- ing to the aforesaid system of counting, means "11" (o-ne ten and one unit), and "11," represents the vowel E. "Yes" and "no" are ex- pressed by special head movements. And thue the system is complete. WEAR EYES CAUSE FAILURES. • Glasses Would Help natty Students to Pass Examinations. • Many a ea,pable student in college - has been dropped when he night have finished his course with credit if his eyes permitted him to study as he desired. This is tthe declare, tion of Professor Melvin Dreshbach of the Cornell Medical College after a. three-year 'study of the eyes gf • etudents at Cornell and of condi- tions at other colleges. He says: "I have compiled, statistics by sending a questionaire with eve - 0181 reference to the eye examina- tion to about 160 institutions of learning in this country. Replies were received from 105. Of which • nuraber 22 do not require any eye • examinations. Among the latter were two well-lcnown schools for women and one great university. • "In more eases when the tests are matte they are by a physical di- rector who is not even a physician. • In only about a dozen institutions is a speeialist engaged. In seven - �teen colleges and universities the • estimate of undergraduates wearing • glasses ranged from ten to nearly • one hundred •per cent. Statistics compiled from the exaraination of the eyes of 3,320 undergraduates at • Cornell show that 27 per cent. of the men at Cornell wear glasses for • reeding. The percentege of under- • graduates who wear glasses colle- t:011,1v is only three to four. "Of the 842 men wearing glasses, 40 per 'coatwere found to need a • change, of Ilens. Fifteen under- graduates were found to be blind or practically 'so in one eye. At pre- • sent there see :six totally blind stu- dents in the university. Of, the Merl Who have eye. trouble, 40 per cent. • have never consulted a specialist, • "Another cause of weak eyes is. ..the use of freshman caps, which furnish no protection • from the • bright sunlight. To compel boys, especially those with aeusitive eyes, to Wear theee leaps in obedienee to °Wiese custom it a vicious habit," X.OTITE'llS NEED CONSTANT S1I1ENGTII. . To Care for he GireWillg Family, and Hee Household Cares. • Whea there in a growing famile to Rare for end the mother fella ill, it is a Believe) matter, Mazy mo- thers who are ell the go from morn- ing to night whose work, apparent- ly, is uever dere, heroically try to disguise their sufferings, and keep An appearance of cheerfulness be- fore their family. Only themselves know how they are 'distressed by headaehes and backaches, dragging down palm and nervous weakness; how their eights are often sleep- less, and they arise to a new day's werk tired, depressed •and Imre- fresheda Such mothers should know that these sufferings are usually due to a lack of good nour- ishing blood, They should know that this thing above all others they need to give them new health and strength is rich, red bkod, and that among allmedicines there is none oan equal Dr. Williams' Pink Pills for their blood -making, health restoring qualities. Every suffer- ing woman with a home and family to care for should give these pills a fair trial, for they will keep her in health and strength, and make her work, easy. Here is strong proof that these Pills do what is claimed for them, Mrs. Henry Thomas, Dryden, Ont., says: "Whims )13,y second child was bore I was so weak and run down that I could scarcely walk acrosna roora. My baby was small and weak (also, 4,10 cristri and worried night and day until I dia.- eovered that the child was starv- ing-, as my nurse had turned almost to water. My husband got me a supply of Dr. Williams' Pink Pille, and I began taking them. The first beneficial effects were noticed in that my child began to thrive, as my nurse began to improve, and baby slept better and naturally. It -was not long until 1 began to feel the improvement myself, and 1 daily gained new strength, and baby was growing very rosy and fat. I continued using the Fills while I was nursing hint and found myself with *all the vigor of good health, and able to easily do my housework, which had been so great a drag on nie before. I am now never without Dr. Williams' Pink Pills in the house,- and take an oc- casional dose when I feel tired. I ea,n strongly reconamend these Pills to all nursing woraert, espeeially if weak or run down." , • Sold by all medicine dealers or by mail at 60 cents a box or six boxes for $2.50 from. The Dr. Wil- liams' Medicine Co., Brockville, Ont. • • Post -offices were not- established in England until the seventeenth centery. Pills That Have Benefited Thou- sands. -Known ler and near as a sure remedy in the treatment of in- digestion and all derangements of the stomach, liver and kidneys, Parmelee's Vegetable Pills have brought relief to thousands when other specifics have failed. Innum- erable testimonials ea.n be preelue- ed to establish the truth of this as- sertion. Owe tried they will be found superior to all other pills in the treatment of the ailments for which they are prescribed. , The bore would always get a good send-off, if he would only go. ennaters untment Cares Dandruff. A woman is generally older than she thinks she looks. ItchIng and-Burrinig en Face and Threat Sores Disfigured So He Dreaded to ppear in Public. No Rest Nightor Day. Cuticura Ointment :',ured. "SIX months ago my face and throat alt broke out and turned into a xunning sore. I did not bother about it at first, but in • one week's time the disease had sifread so -rapidly over my face and throat and the • burning itching sores became so painful that began to tieek relief In different medicites, but tone seemed to give me any relief. The gores disfigured my face to such an extent that 1 dreaded to appear in public. "I suffered:terribly and could get no rest night or day. At Met a friend advised me to try the Cuticura Remedies. 1 had about given up hone, bet thought 1 would have • One more try, and so X used a little Cuticura Ointment, and it helped um from the start. • / continued Using it and in six weeks' time was completely cured, and can say 1 would advise anyone suffering from okin disease ,to use Cuticura Ointment, as it fa the best healing balm In the world." (Signed) Roscoe sod, Seven Persons, Altos, Feb. 18, 1911. FOUND RELIEP ONLY FROM CUTICURA SOAP AND OINTMENT "My little girl when only- a few weeks old brake out on the top of her head and it be. cane a ;Mild scab. Then her cheeks became raw and eote Mid after trying differeet remedies found relief only front using Dui. etira Soap and Obetrhent. It lasted six Months or more, but after a thorough treat- ment with the Cutleura Seep and Ointment never had any astern."' (81geed) Mrs. W. S. Owen, TadkinsCollege, IT, O., May 26, 1911. For more thin a getterattea Cuticura Soap and Ointment have afforded the most Slid* eessful treatment for eicin and Peale troubles tit infants, children and adults, A single cake of Caticura Soap arid box of Cutienta °Mt* meld are often sufficient, Although sold by druggists and dealers, throughout the 'Worlds a liberal sample of erteh, with 82-p. bodlt oxz totheomto.itakin,u303gzVigali /uo.241:602.14 opoliootbo ccomibus • WIlit XIX WITII STUDENTS. The Prince ot Wales at Magdalen College, Oxford. The Prince of Wake, Attended bn tYcluartY, MOOT the1Xr W, eadogan, and hie tutor, IL P. /fan - sell, axe now in residence at Maas- clalen College, Oxford, Reports that he will pratotleally lead the life of au ordinary uadergraduate are widely circulated, lint these are un- doubtedly exeggerated, fle will be freer than his grandfather was un- doubtedly. When. he dines in the college dining -hall he will sit at the under -graduate table instead of with the dons, He will 'go to cer- tain lectures given in the ordinary college lecture rooms with the other undergraduates instead of "being waited on in a house by Goldwin Smith and three or four chosen graduates" kr instruction in Ilia-, tory, as 'VMS Ring Edward's lot. Ring Edward matriculated, too, as 'a "nobleman oornmener" and wore a silk gown and gold tasseled college cap. "Gentlemen" and "nobleman commoner" have now been abolished, And the prenent Prince of Walee will wear the ordi- nary stuff goes and black taeselled eap the Sanaa es other under- graduates, Half a dozen horses for the use of the Prince and his equerry and tu- tor preceded him, so he is e'xpeeted to hunt. His physique, for lack of public school training, will bar him from participating in ,college games and athletics, even if he wished to take part ie them or was allowed to do so. His studies will be directed to history, English literature, French and German and political economy. He probably will join The Union, the beet known of the undergraduates' debating societies. He may also be allowed to join Yin - cents, an exclusive undergraduate clubewhich is limited to a hundred. members and composed almost en- tirely of athletes. Xing Edward -wished to join this club, but his par- ents would not allow him to do so. SIR THOMAS' WIT. Sir Thome Shaughnessy, the C. P. R. president, is somewhat noted for his quaint wit. On one occa- sion a pompous young man with very high notions of his own im- portance, consulted him in regard to choosing a -vocation for life. He said, "Sir Thomas, as you have been a very successful man, I am sure you are capable of giving ex- cellent advice to a, young man just starting in life. What business would you advise me to engage in?" "Shoemaking," was the sententi- Sir Thomas Shaughnessy. oils reply. The young man gazed at him in blank amazement for sev- eral 'ieoonds, but seeing that he was apparently in deep eannest, he in- quired his reason for reconamencl- ing such a humble. occupation. Without a smil,e *Sir Thomas re- plied: "Shoemaking is a good busi- ness, a very good business, and it will always remain -a good businese as long as bibles are born bare- footed." MUSHROOMS RILL SIXTEEN. Other French People Ill Front Eat- ing Poisonous Fungi. Deaths from poisonous •mush.. rooms are reported in France daily. The roll for last month, for in- stance is fourteen workmen dead and three dying in the Vosges. One workmen is dead at Nancy, three ate dangerouely. ill. A family of five has been posened at Versailles, one havingdied, while. the faur o i thers are n a hospital. 'The extraerclinarly thing is that experts in fungi every year warn against the deadly danger of certain mushrooms, but without avail. They repeat yearly that the time- honored tests. fetch as boiling the mushrooms with a, silver spoon, are of no use whatever; for in this par- ticular case the most, deadly of all fungi, it seems, do not turn the spoon black. Another remarkable circumstance is that only one species of mush, - room is really deadly; but then it is co deadly that one fragnaent in a dish will suffice. Other bad kinds of mushicons merely make the eat- er feel queer, and he generally re- covers. n4 Twont,compatiy---unless they ate husband and wife. Itilnardb4 Ultitaiatt Carols Owns, Rah • ING OSCAR n SARDINES are muck more than delleatne Their POOR VALVE is unsurpassed. They tarnish just the nouriabsnent needed , when •a heavy meal le neither aceeptAble nor desirable. Cot 'Mem From Your Gr000r" Trade eupplied by John W. 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For some years French legisla- tors have been trying to find a way to limit or stop the sale of alasir.the. The government receives from the eate of this drink $100,000,000 a year and the communes about $5,- 000,000. --- Aside from the question of the largest baterests and revenues af- fected, certain &octal questions are involved. Tlau,s M. Caillaux point- ed out tha,t wa,ve from the depths"ris to be feared if all the a,b!sinthe drinkers of Franee--chief- ly recruited from the lower classes --are to he deprived of their favor- ite liquor. For these rreasene the government has abandoned the idea of a. clam - plebe interelietion of the sale of ab- sinthe. The latest proposition and one that may be adopted, is to! pro- hibit the distillers from using wormwood or any plant containing thyion, but then we should, have absinthe that is not absinthe, A. DOCTOR'S TRIALS Ito Sometime§ Gets Sick Like Other People. Even doing good to people is hard work if you have too mueh of it to do. An overworked doctor tells his experience : "About three yeaae ago as the result of doing two men's work, at- tending a large practice and look- ing after the details of another business, my health broke down completely, and I was little better than a physical wreck. "1 suffered from indigestion and constipation, loss of weight and appetite, bloating and pain after meals, late of memory and lack of nerve force for continued mental applieati,on. "1 became irritable, easily an- gered and desponcleat without cause. The heart's action berarae irregular and weak, with frequent attacks of palpitatioil during the firet hour or two after retiring. "Sortie Grape -Nets and cut ba- nanas came fer my lunch one day and pteaeed me particularly with the result. I got more satisfaction • from it than from anything I had eaten for months, and on further investigation and Me, adopted Grape -Nuts for my morning and evening meals, served usually with cream and a sprinkle of salt or sugar. • "My improvement was rapid and permanent, in weight as well as in physical and mental endurance. In a word, I am filled with the icer of living again, and continue the daily use of Grape -Nabs for breakfast and often for the evening meal. "The little pamphlet, 'The Road to Wellville,' found in pkge' . is in- variably eaved and banded to %erne needy patient along ttith the indi- eated remedy." "There's a reasen." Name given by 'Canadian Posture Co., Windsor, Ont. Ever read the above totter? A hew One appeara from time to time. They nte gertaine, true, and full of Martian Morose Setae men find it easier to make a geed liviag than to make good, GUARD JUDY VIIOX COLDS The mother eau guard her little onee from colds during the damp, 00/4 fall daya by the use of Itaby'a Own Tablets. The Tablets set as a gentle Lexative, keeping the bowels working freely and the stornaelt fiweo-thaft is the secret a prevent- ing colds. The Tablets will net only prevent or banish eoldn but will our() constipation indigestion, expel woreas and naalce teething easy, They are sold wider the guarantee of a government analyst to contain no harmful drugs and rev •safely be givea to the uew- hora babe. Sold by medicine deals ers or by mail at 25 cents a box from The Dr, Williams' Mecliciae 00., Brockville, One FRENCH CRIMINALS. Thirty -Six Per Cent. of All PerSODS Accused Are Minors. juvenile crime is inorea,sing in an alarming way in Frartoe, according to the recently published statistics of the courts of justice for 1910. Some 38 per ent. of 41 per,sone amused of 'crane are minors. A BiTailar tendency has been observed in Englead and Germany, and the quastiou is receiving the serious thought of criminologists. A eecand revelation of the Freach tables is the remarkable prepon- derance of half-educated persons among criminals as contrasted with well-educated and altogether uned- ucated ones. The well or fairly - well educated contribute about half as many culprits as do the totally illiterate, but it is from the class bf raeagrely educated lolaa,t all but espritriL..Zng number of wrongdoers At present not far from half a million es,Seas are brought before the lowest police courts in a year. It appears that erirainality of a seri- ous character has shown practically no change for the past' ten years. Crimes against property have de- creased notably in number, the re- sult, it is said, of the exceptional severity with whioh such naatters are treated not only by judges but by juries. 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