Exeter Times, 1914-1-22, Page 3TES OF SCIENCE
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.,." ' iBaby coaches ea -n be Mate ?;
serve as cradles by the invention
of detachable rockers.
!Denmark has between 7,00 sad
&,000 automobiles, or about one to
i' y 4 �. _�:� inhabitants..
To the close of 1913 Alaska
produced known. mineraltweal
t} $24%30,000,
Rolland and England still be. 61ir
tly connected by .telepliones aa3'
soon a:s":new cables are laid.
Castings .and forgings of soft iron
tiara bti.'claunsed into hard tee1 by
new electrical process.
A new Germain electrical heating
Pia ;s made of Plane resistance wires
rven across pure usbeetos threads.
e
andwire
Off spring metal
is, new
device o ncirele a person's foci,,
AFTER EFFECTS OF
E'ADED LA
t ver mn by the Ute or r®. ll-
Throughout da la o (iz'-
g nt �`+ ana�?I`�
�
11nen2a) prostrates thousands o -
busy Hien and women e've,ry winter,
wreaking their health and, leaving
lachirad aiupzrerous serious ailments,
ft i
the after effects of la grippe
tl eat cause Pitch ,,vi eeprea*,l•miser ,
1e3 dr . is the reason. La grippe
leave behind itwea1ened vital
pow rs, hattezreel nervous sys-
tcaxa, iriariure ani iarapoveriahed
ll'a�GC , and a. IOW . sate ,o . lieaath
Haat renders the sufferer extremely
liabl t rheumatism, irtl.igestsoxa
rangeanents being made en a Peale
of magnitude never before required
by the Clyde.
An important feature of the Aqui-.
tans, as in the Lusitan.ia and.Mau-
tetania, is that extendina- through-
out the most vulnerable parts there
is that great desideratum, a ship
within a ship. In other words,
there azre two shells, the int er as;
well as the cuter Flnell being seater_
t;gh t,
ween v h e outer and
The space bet. h
inner skins averages about f teen j
and short intervals there;,
feet, at s
are bulkheads dividing anis inter,'
ve Hing a ,ave into relatively small.
p
conrapartmen s. It will be under-
herefore that any fracture
snood, t due "o collision
on the outer shell d to
will result in the a :.`e,SS of the sea
1Ti'S_., reg
being limited to a small area atrho
:ere. �.
side of the ship. In addition to this
r o r euma ., ,
a
r isortcaS,important. provision there etre ,in Y
nervous cl ,
rz u_atigia� and xs w
.
n w r
.kin at as
extending h
} e entirely b
teen .ata tac °aces ra
da Can avoid
la
r_ ear
e.a a �
ice .fin the blood. r ch. and pure:. ship from the port to sterb rd side.
x _ l r 1.t nirght bo thong!,,,, that tht:i
and prevent the ;rtes or an over- I a�Rrf @8 ° thi3; �yC as?rJnul use c? Dr, ',system i �Jf irk 2aF 0rn£h au
y . i°1
#hG�Qr,. �'A'��.n3u=^-lir' �'.�?' .�'kSsS. �'i n�`_ �+�.?�ul�in�r4+:. '�o-r *.^,.ttSrt, x�9:�.. f::T�;rl5.Y'�3f5,'�''i�.
°,, ,, ha:a,. 'zed cast longitudinal ow,�
siUS of a r4 num etiftieienG1 USO yOu �t're ; ' 5 t bdivi a on,
'bene.., fie la, was flit atrself� sufficient .
�.../��q ..,. st'i� ,:,t..�, p{'�' :"' operation T � Y`f'�$3;1�<3SJ 9'� ,g,a^i ..��}}�� �C#.�.�t�'�.?¢�t� y�/��, ,(¢ aiyyqqur. further 3�"�.
�w le h vn.1.2b the -2-: p ?i d f #""i '"". g0i ,et+ f0,0441 , but h.b'f. .Y.
rd
. have been discovered in Gel Its fang p 3 been
able a ve vis on haae l?e ,
a'sy.
lid
epr; w
curaa Soo and Intmin
eeke
tt
J s3
In Two �i
re's mill. t, Qua,
tat ram= 'ter x lz rue!
d
e
sa%iar xe!$Sa
• It bagel by
i bzwela enc$
ase matin 3.
rat* n44'1
i$1*I4 wk' An]/
bla sad.
Used. Th6
Ararat end
pb: u6 ttto
hie tilted with
t,"°. .00'44 acct put
deuzned; as as eiwas but a
a we
���iOt ��B i,�l Tower
Perla the cent Qf ' +di Ni
orld..
tin which any bu
rQ
fastened to form it
be's have been paten
it retain,
lraaasd'u Zrotect tiers
agata1ast day e.
err a rw'eral sncanl
°n;: blame.
wwe t. il,rrigible, b
4e a fraaxaeworl
at e.nptated
s upon you., its disasi�rDus
affects can be el r yen entf by
he sane medicine.
a
x £e
a!n. �� bra
4 .s€�
a�#ria�a$�TM, feed tllei
t ai4 a d'thtta� impn 1
d aatri�xagtlr -teanf
art R r, (;t. Ft"
that able Life '' Saaraa
saays. I
tit a. hoary Bold
and was exattenned to
rer?3 wttyoo, I had
ariedaeab! attention, and
teal t! stair 'I was OUT
well and
ut>sary for
e, as
4-444 reef
mark.,
id 'Why
itls.�
bad;
out
t damage
Free eh platin a p fa
la trgtiaages
d plra:
awd�,.�r3
«:air' ;Anton;
posits tts gas Y =
'!Pterin liat...
boil built lox
:stat "ort sofa Germ
pee t d t vievsalcr
power.,
For scadh g Isla a k?W ww�a
as been itavontod, thea wwil
Baa lar aaratoed by aa,, gttu,rd tai
tl : aoa lea using" in it_ wdyyt�r�
OA Puglia railrtaaacl
claaltla�rn has "esteem Or;1.4>clg jt
n .a t€a relicto tiro tsclinra: 1 ti
ObU willhaveth
la's "cal power plater lr
caps,+lity
selaCav6tx, to supra
of equal parts of
raaad paraline wax, aapplie
ed
stat And allowed, to
re roast o rp+ sed water
tug.
la lowers are regularly g
ue dining tables ,clad .for lilt10
coaah+twse carried on The fpm
lack of one of than DONT trans -Mina
fo lineae.
that will not splinter ivbeaa
is being made in Prance by
together under heart two
beets of glass with aa, sheet or erel-
luloid betwwroert then:.
Of German invention is aa, new
-thief alarm, small enough to be car-
rie in a, vest pocket, 'which eatpied-
ed a noisy cap if any objeet undor
which it is placed be moved;
7Cn
tho bottom of a new dinner
pail is a lamp which not only keeps
the contents warm but will light
i.ts, owner's way' borne at night
through a bull's-eye in one aide.,
Crude oil in its tanks limited the.
amount of water which could enter
-. a steamship when ib struck rocks
near Ceylon and punctured large
holes in its hull and enabled it to
resell port five days later.
IlltO U1
OF GOLD IN 1913.
Will Probably Reach Neighborhood
of $490,000,000.
+Q1
ks
made b the leve
eat of to system of. &tin
e
al_.cirs i�1rwch was intredtteed ; tt
tl e s e<t thea 't4111.; ike `a�r#s �n
,
and. t. �tb
.
t.
.ri
15eittt or:
ub,
tibovoloro, the d
• the Haim features of
Italia a `arad: the. lifauretaania,
ditiens consesne'kat upon .iner a,r
earn and length. The a t-
tted w4t r�ahm's anti
wh 'G'b lav ee proved 9c
ra rho Lacon.
nger: ueeronituOdAtion 1e
1 as ride commensurate
of
tho ship The
rooms include
a*ad galleries,
as And verand
tvstorwat
cio
f faBY
alg` 410413
i!ea autt
-Ointment. I Pa
dA�
hands rovx! ,s n Pit MY ,ta
.1kA tat
nor . teal ateWas
set qg�mm�ep.4(1
(1� s11 a ,
VR11
Gee wlkaiz--t
No more ataruaca doatn aneoe
0 cure your ls,in baa<
E'very;. trace rat lame
IT stir esa, evens' eign et
the baok°a muscles
way for self ttarsrz to
'"�taz+viitazo.'
other liniment
quickly, can perae'si
UEENS COULD EMIN
Most of Them baa l lrert in
cieitces or Arts..
Interesting information Canee•
u
hfaalc e�' ill ing the queens of different t�-oun-
:rie-e is given by the Nese y"reie
i Presse, showing that . if the 'acoa-
aver/ b t i cion arose rraany of therza c ?u:d et s
.;rubt ire i Iiwrel;ii Rod,
rnl e0901 t, fly e�xrn thiieia
oodQueen Fiizabct-h 0! e'giwn pot-
Tie lessee a+ doet<sr'e diploma of
cai eta [be wock tthv rsity of i eipzig Beside:, eh
so a iei cr d!cVU'zlisr, ya ar:n e'eeiient music an aid play4
Qr,an�E. bring east ,.act cornCa;-t wo ti.�. i:c� *a*:c arae? violin � ;h greC.t
beelt.v.,eanry' su er er as Nero€line fix ,;ar xa »
variably sln.�.
ueen Mary of Engzandi inter,
aachache Isn't
bego or Baca linty aha. d1r l
Ne v�ilbrae iia Quick to curd. T`ar llVi70, sings -andx s, ex'trer dy c:ev'er w:t
is a would go Tut to her 'need` Queen icroriaa, ngus,-
,� relict v as, >"ezv v is a s zeeia
arae panthat m.ro n ,t r .° ,, a 3n \fir= kind of art photo. Queen ilhe
vld¢ze: that a�lyca Tlrst. r'anit. rise? sweat' p ' s miniature
0
does
e
fid . elict so sassed. N illn to of Uerin ri .1 3 st wsixla
,ives, :Foe tier iu o Y'ipt a§ .z. s: 3n�.;. ��IY. rO r n ' tie
G�iaai2.,c? R•nGt.
t umbers s upsi olaat and takes mina of Holland parnr u
,.t ;tactazlltf
a
Rorcnents out of straiased or rheumatic and... �Oxtrenaa,af while Queen Mau
tr d satin armed lay-
., s � ,wonder, .of �w,orwva, is a � p
is ixzn , a ,a.rrz:al�,. l y of
muscles � ��
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s a con p
l, �`t ill»�i'C�A".
7 athl ; it yore have a sore back. a ra",;.arcs,. Irvibag'. > e is also a wol-
f SAO as Ala lotnef R E rV,in ere A hind dressmaker 2nd
laataate you
:nave, k t,r ,.age. i
,gest4g4 ;, feast, or acre alar,-gd, fust try C""arsrcen n t is en Dl� tli
" pial: it out it€tuiiar— It 3
i� nx�.n.r�"Pi' EY4f$ i
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won't glottic tt Cant de ,t:.ylhirg but of RumaniPIMPLES AND
a s a:
:ECHE
SAD s euro.- th ethic ly',~ Th. large Ute.le£,a and Am,'
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romwiatism
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to Pott Zing
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exam ak box' or si; bo i
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Folly sizec battle is t1ks moat sv,,olk
emteai, ;frit earU ek, VIA fou can, irskm
feat of o �fa�
small
srk� �elerf � .�
eke. a t Nerriline, the hint or ldt p
relleArigg remedies,
�tlta�r
trerReArt,
os.
I •
OD
uter
The new, iaat t Cunard
laip the Aquitstsiiaa, which is aaowv b
g'zxpidly.prepared for sea, having
en touched on ,April 21, 1913,
Qut the vera of the builder
. loris Brown tS. too., C1y+deM
Glasgow, Scotland, °ambito
design sand construction the
ee and ilavaluable !donna-
or;
nform-oi detduc rd from the construction
rmances aasflkiau# retahiaa<and e tj e itaa me.ny
faarnow; ships that have pro -
under the Cunard flag.
ash succeeding vessel built for
olnpaany during, the seventy -
tree years of its exaate'nce has in
o way or another.marked an ad -
ante on its immediate predecessor.
The principal figures' of the Aquit-
ania, according to information sup-
plied by , the Cunard Steamship
Company, are t —Length, 901 feet;
breadth, 97 feet; depth to boat
deck, 92 feet 8 inches; gross ton-
nage,
onnage, 47,000 tops; speed, i3 !mots ;
accommodation for 3,250' passengers
eared a crew of nearly 1,000.
The unprecedented weight,
length and ether striking features
of the great steamship involved the
consideration of unusual conditions,
and, life everything else connected
with the construction, demanded ar-
0
fon
submi
f Trade Maar. its'
oats, X
aacaou
rs on board..
si
it
t 1
a
gas calitcraab�,
rastree bt3 aiaieesaaau->wc.
vestera, Mae.
u4gbaat4deiageR; i 1p,karRa.
W�aMaAabAvo
asa 1Soma�
udki tra►Sala: rot aaotasaraauas
t aat4til�,tra n,
a e e
11a,1,Nn* batwvea n
0ir'epia it
Vnfted tart
ere Osrerlaad 3+'a�w>X' York,
D1.'6C 911d'S� ' AQ.{ tr I'Alberta ;a Is
lil l x 2 haS jokingly reraarke
ease e need ,abe ea.
n, gh *aac..,r7 the ususxat
i C#ak£/on r°`,Now lark?
anal, riflecOninaa.
dee king f7lstratotb n. ,
"'Why do you a3up`ao it
d "that^, ueaa^i-y' all t 'h
of this world have be
•aPp105t33
1
s replitrd the old
leis', ""it's be.eause they bad to
lnethaar to get their ':minds off
roarbI s they had at bora:e,n a
i Sallee Skin
Ahairm
be et a
T ,; OR DA "
healthy sat'
:soh must b
vela wofkifs
o secret c
yaueas. The mother;
apply flf Baby's Own
house n feel zeaa
that her little ones
escape the results of
t lents, for tho Tablets
ieve and cure ouch
constipat on, indiges-
tion, colds, colics and wrorim by reg-
ulating the atemuch and bowels.
Concerning thorn Mrs. Jas. Do
oche, Cache Bay, Ont.,' writes:
have used Baby's Own Tablets"
.for three years and have always
found them the beast remedy or lit-
ti ones.'* They are sold by medi
eine deaslers or by mail fat 21% .cents
Samuel Montagu Coy., of Lon-
don, in bis Bullion Letter for 1913,
eays t.ba,t "The British sovereign
resembles 'a bird in ,its migration
and nesting propensities, for its
stay in a country is very short and
perhaps only dpring the period
when the. crops are being financed."
He proceeds bo say rthat the sove-
reigns continue to be coined in
great numbers, of which only
proportion remains in Great
Britain, the great bulk belita; ex-
porl ed to India and` elsewhere in
the British Empire or in foreign
draitt
ate
To
tron
la
Let the
Preakfast Call
mean a dish crisp,
golden -brown
Post
oasties
serve with a. sprinkling of
sugar and- some rich cream.
This delightful 'feed ',Made
o
flaked n toasted*—is ready
paekag
,Juste ng for' b,reak-
0 1/11
going
nista/ley re
ve bet
Bre hi
hat
10110,
'Indirectly, es, I been mura,'
thinking that, were you to nutrry Ov rcome by the heat, was
everybody -would say you only Ale how did it happen I"
did so in order to get my money," "Re fell into the furnace over
"What care for the mithinking the foundry, ;num."
will marry you." "Jlty own dar—"
"And I will not have. people say
unkind things (lbout, you, so I have
arranged to give all my fortune to
the missionaries. Why, Alphonse,
where are you goingl' Alphonse
paused long enough on his way to
a box from The Dr. \l'Illlams Medi- the door to look bs.cic and mutter,
ine Go., Brockville, Ont. "rm going to be a missionary,"
CARGOES 0 MAIL.
Immense Postal Traido Between
Great Britairt and Canada.
Some idea of the tremendous
postal trade between Great Britain
and Canada is given in the figures
seeured from the General Bost -
office and published in e; London
paper. During the week before
Christmas, 8,560,000 letters for Can-
ada were sent out. The figures are :
Parcels. Letters.
.43 Far East 14,000 —
India. and Ceylon. 48,000
India and the. whole
Canada . 8,500,000
The' figures concerning the par -
eels, sent _ Canada weye not pro-
curableY- along with the. rest, be-
cause such parcels were sent en-
tirely from Liverpool. Altogether,
000 letters went out during the
Ohristmas rush and ten'thousand
extra employees were engaged in
Londo'n-a.ione to handle the woverrice,
twentyone buildings
puhlic baths ',- and auetio
' '11 be neked from the above
trali-C, and New Zealand combined.
China, India, alethe Far,
Helpless From Ilieumalism
Gin Pme
Give Prompt Relief sy curing
The Kidneys.
lir, Samuel Densmore, of mOntreal, sansa
"jest a word of praise for GIN Pius.
About fifteen months ago I could not walk
i,,crosti my room, suffering severely with.
Itheuma,tiem. ..00lt GIN TILLS and be-
came quite well. Two months ago, I ;ma
Itheumatie` Pains 'with Neuralgia. I re-
sorted to GIN prtms again for one week
and became quite well."
60e. a Tor, 6 for $2.50. Sample free if
you write' National Drug 4r, Chemical Co.
of Canada, Limited, Termite.
Pat's Character.
Q.ourtesy to the geiatle sex is a
feature in Pat's character, and he
is an adept at courting. "It's a
great,pleasure entirely to be alone,
especially when your sweetheart Is
wicl ye,", observed one reflective
swain.- ".Ah," said a sweet Kerry
niaid to her lover, “i you were me,
Tim; and I were you, I would be
married' long ago." "DO you
dream of pre, Mike 7" asked a girl
of her young man. "Dream of you,
my darling 'I , Why, I can't get any
sleep for dreaming of you '
Wanted — Twelve \yell -educated
CORNS ARE LIKE KNOTS.
*rear br year they' grow harder -and In-,
eldentally more painful. Why suffer when
you can be cured tor 250. *Mont on Put -
name's C.ortt Extractor? Pift0T years in use
and guaranteed to mac. roe Putuasne
Extractor. 250. ab all dealers.
Conceit (Limited).
Post,--Tbinka he's -the
thing, does Lel
Parker—Well, hardly go as
far as that; but he certatrily eon -
siders binaself a quorum.
siinars's Liniment cures Distemper.
Why Not.
Teacher—Now, who can tell me
what political economy isi k
Mike (embryo statesman)—Git-
tin' the most votes for the least
Minard's Liniment Cures Diphtheria.
Mrs. R. was an extremely careful
mother,. and Lad repeatedly cau-
tioned her six-year-old riaUghter
agstinat handling any object that
might contain germs. One day the
little girl came in and Said :— 'Mo-
ther, I arn never going to, play with
my kitty any more, beeause she has
germs on her." `Oh, no," replied
her mother ; "there a•re no germs
on your kitten." "Yes, there are,"
insisted the child. saw one
hop."
whole
,Heel
Ton Ci
exp
te
5
NDA
SPAVIN CUR
- News give Pr
' state
Tereat
u to
;unto —Ailey
ise of your dition
morning r shed,
0 lay
mitten us
porson
erattt Pi)
and langour is marvellous. Hundreds
eelare they soothe ond quiet the
erves so that a good night's rest al-
ways follow their use.
To looR well, to reel well, to lteep
ive11,1180 Dr. Ifanditon*s Pills. They are
mild cleansing strengthening—good
for the young or old. Sold by' al
dealers in 25e. boxes.
Ile
,A. Question of Height.
ichael—Oome quick I Patrick
stuck in a bog up to his ankles.
James—Don't worry, then, if he's
only up to his ankles he can soon
get out again'
Mike—Yes, but he went in
lfintir4Te Liniment Co., Limited.
IIENT for the past 55 years end whilst
hare ,o,..Neasionally used. other liniments
I tan safely say that I have never used
any equal to youre.
It rubbed between the ,hande awl in-
haled frequently— it will never fail to
cure tola. in the head in twenty-four
It is also the Best for bruises, sprains,
YOUre truly,
J. G. LESLIE.
The 'otos' n Ili 0
'tom to eenelse
Ws sect rhrlrent'
7 per ,oeut. pure Su
quelled by a few other
oi,D You can use It safely and
pro.c. telly se an ANTISEPTIC,
Try It on that cold sore, or =If
tiler sore you may bave. Leading na
Price, 60 cents bottle, Tor TN
rale by all druggists. t1EW
If your drugg.'st time not v'r`le
PIIIIR PRODUCTS, LIMITED.
158 Bay' street., Toronto, and
send no natue.
Ittlia's Hard Luck.
"Have you heard about Sulia's
hard luck " "No. What is it -1"
'She took Billie's engagement ring
baek to the jeweller's to be valued.
Oh, poor Julia I" "Well, that's
nothing. I always do that."
"Yes; but the jeweller refused to
give it back to her. said Billie
lia.dn't paid for it."
artrs Llatraent Cures Colds, to.
, Seated comfortablY in the rail-
way carriage a commercial travel-
ler found beside him a rather se-
date looking gentlern.an with whom
he sought to converse, and 'began
by explaining what goods he told,
and in what large quantities he sold
added, "what is your line 7"
During tb,e Tiff.
he—Before we were married
used to catch me in your arms.
He—Yes, and now I eat& you
my pockets.
"Patience is a virtue, quoted
thla Wise Guy.
"Yes, especially in the people we
owe money to,' amended the &at-
ple Mug.
gruffly. '`Ah I brains, you say 7
That naust be nice. -You ea. no
Try Murine Eye 'kerne 17,
If you have Red„, Weak, Watery Eyys n
or Granulated Eyelids. Doesn't,Sinart
—Soothes Eye E'ain. 1C:irtaggillte
Muria. Bye Remedy. Liquid, 25c, 5010.
Ditatine Eye Salve in Xcepile Tube*,
25e, 5.0e. Eye Books Free 'by Mail.
Ilre Tonic Good tor AB Nyos that **ad -CCM
'Ogssrisse M748 Remedy' Ga.,. Chliosiage
'A Pine Husband
loeiely husband.",
" yes; he s willing tor her to ave
anything she can: get on credit."
it f re quently
because the t
umbrella
It leads tri
ine hive'
SS
est men Who
d„Fipk 'but