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    THE 8EMIAVEEKLY TRIBUNE. NORTH PLATTE, NEBRASKA.
AFTER SUFFERING
TWO LONG YEARS
Mrs. Aselin Was Restored to
Health by Lydia E. Pink
ham's Vegetable
Compound.
Mlnnoapolln, Minn. "After my Httle
ono was bom I wis sick with pains in
my Bides which the
doctors said woro
caused by inflamma-
jtion. I suffered a
I groat deal every
month and grew very
tnin. l was under tho
doctor's caro for two
long years without
any benefit Finally
after related sug
gestions to try Itwo
cot T.vdin. V). PinW.
ham's Vegetable Compound. After tak
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was able to do my housework and today
I am strong and healthy again. I will
answer letters if anyone wishes to know
about my case." Mr. Joseph Aselin,
628 Monroo St.,N.E.,Minneapolis,Minn.
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The Army of
Constipation
Is Growing Smaller Every Day.
CARTER'S LITTLE
LIVER PILLS
responsible they
not only give relief
tney perma-
nenuy cute Con-.
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them for
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Indifcttioa, Side Headache, Sallow Stis.
SMALL PILL, SMALL DOSE, SMALL FhXCB.
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Had Made a Good Start.
In a certain family there is ono of
those rare old maids m type that Is
almost extinct Two sad love affairs
have made life appear rather 'Curilleil,
and she's about as cheerful as a rainy
day at tho seashore. A flve-yearold
grandnieco is her ono confidante, bo
cause she's the "only one who under
stands me." The other day nt dinner,
after casting a reproachful glanoe at
the other members of the family, she
murmured: "Yes, darling. I never
thought enough of mysolf. I'm only
ow beginning to. 1 hopo when you
grow up you'll think something of
yourself." "Oh,- auntie!" exclaimed
tho little one, "I don't havo to wait
'till then, 'cause I think a whole lot
of myself now!"
Term Too Brief.
"I think a congressman ought to
bo elected for more than two vyeara."
"You can't accomplish much in that
time, eh?"
"Why, my wife can't return all the
calls she receives." Courlentfournal
Dr. Proe'fl PleaBMit Pellet cure con
otipation. Constipation is the cause ai
many diseases. Cure the cmiso and you,
.cure the disease. Easy to take. Adv.
Appropriate.
"What would you recommend la bou
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"Why not carry a shower?"
Smile on wash day. That's -when you use
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Doing beats wishing, but It's more
like work.
STOP THAT BACKACHE
There's nothing more discouraging
than a constant backache. You are lame
when you awake. Pains pierce you when
you bend or lift. It's hard to rest and
next day it's the same old story.
Pain in the back is nature's warning
of kidney ills. Neglect may pao the
way to dropsy, gravel, er other serious
kidney sickness.
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ney Pills tha remedy that has been
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had Intenae palna
throush tha mall of
ray buck. I could
hardly pan tho IcU
nejr accretion and
morphine wi (he
only thins that re
lieved me, I had
gravel, too. Finally,
I began uelnKDoan'a
Kidney I'llla and
they permanently
cured me, I haven't
uttered since."
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DISCOVERY THAT GRAVITATIONl
CAUSED B? ELEBTRIGITV. ANNOUNCED
Prof. T. J. J. See, Government Astronomer at Mare Island, Upsets
.Newton's Law, He Claims, and Shows Gravitation Is Trans
mitted With the Velocity of Light, 186,000 Miles Per
Second Has Worked on Problem for Thirty Years.
San Francisco. Prof. T. J. J. See,
government astronomer at Mare
island, announced his discovery that
gravitation Is ( caused by electricity.
He has upset Newton's law, he said,
and shows that gravitation Is trans
mitted with tho velocity of light, 186,
000 miles per second.
For 30 years Professor See has
worked on the problems of light and
gravitation. Able, Impartial and ex
perienced men of science, bo said, as
sure him that the wy Is norw. opened
for more Important -developments than
any which have oocurred In the iphys
Ical sciences for two 'centuries. -If iho
lives the work -will ocoupy his atten
tion for at least ten years to come.
So epoch-making does he consider
his discoveries that he -sent long cable
grams on the subjoct to iLord 'Ralelghf
'head of the Royal soolety of 1-ondon,
on April 7 and April 14. Ho also tele
graphed his discoveries 'to tho navy
department In Washington for trans
mission to President Wilson.
The discoveries are made public
'ooinoldent with the discussion of the
nature iof gravitation before tho Ameri
can Philosophical society at the an
nual general meeting In Philadelphia.
tThe 'law of universal gravitation was
established by Sir Isaac Newton In
1686, and has been tho basis of our
.knowledge of it he heavenly motions for
over two conturles. Newton himself
repeatedly declared during bis life
time 'that while he had formulated tho
law of .attraction and explained Its ap
plication, to the sun and planets, the
earth and the moon, he did not know
(the cause of gravitation. "Hitherto I
have not boon ublo to discover the
cause of gravitation from phenomena,
and I frame no 'hypotheses," said New
ton; and he added, "but for us It is
enough that gravitation does really
exists and acts according to the laws
we have explained, and abundantly
.serves to .account for the motions of
the heavenly bodies and of our sea."
Professor See'e announcement is
'that Newton's law of attraction Is n6t
strictly .correct, except for bodies re
volving0 In circular orbits, and thus
experiencing no relative change of dls
tanoe; but that the true lav of nature
Is what is known as Weber's electro
dynamic law, which will apply to
bodies revolving In orbits of any shape.
Gravitation corses to the earth from
the sun in abowt eight minutes.
Hitherto astrwiomora havo not un
derstood the nature of gravitation and
nothing has been known about its vo
locity of propagation. Laplace tried
to Investigate tho velocity of trans
mission over a century ago, and
reached tho conclusion that velocity
was at least fifty million times greaUr
than that of light. On account of tha
high authority of Laplaco In as
tronomy, It was a long time before
anyone attempted to further Investi
gate the nature and velocity of gravi
tation. But for some years it has
been known that method of calculation
employed by Laplace was faulty; and
a good many would have bellevod the
velocity of gravitation similar to that
of light, If they could havo die cov
ered any mechanical basis for such a
theory,
Recently Professor See was able to
show that all electric currents carry
solid matter with tho electricity; In
fact electricity cannot be separated
from matter, and an electric current
us It runs along a wire curls around
It In corkscrew fashion, and in this
helical motion throws off at every step
millions of particles of solid matter
moving with the velocity of light.
These solid particles aro charged with
electricity, and go right through the
insulation of the wire, the clothing and
bodies of men and animals, as in case
of the omission of the X-ray apparatus.
The particles of metal carried away,
as the current revolves round tho wire,
have maBs, and when expelled and
driven away into Bpaco with the ve
locity of light there la an equal re
action of '"kick back," and often times
the, "kick back" is so strong as to
twist up tho wire. Electricians do not
seem to havo understood either the
twisting of a wire by an escaping cur
rent, or why it is so destructive to
life, and so powerful x mechanically.
After a careful examination of the
problem Professor See claims that it
is all because of the small amount of
solldi matter carried In tho current,
with the enormous velocity of light
the enorgy being as the square of the
velocity, and thus enormous oven for
very small masses.
In dealing comprehensively with tho
wave theory of light. Professor See
discovered that light Is not really due
to waves in the so-called Aether, but 1e
really caused by electrically charged
particles shaped llko eggs, revolving
about tho shorter axis, and giving by
their revolution an ImpresBlou of wavo
motion which deceived many eminent
philosophers of the past century. Thus
by penetrating Into tho nature of light
Professor See was able to restore New
ton's theory largely, at the same time
retaining tho advantages of the Aether
wave theory, without Its eaanifest and
admitted disadvantages, and fantastic
and violent assumptions. By this dar
ing and skilful Innovation lie .puts the
whole theory of light on a new basis,
and In line with modern knowledge of
electricity.
The particles of light are -similar to
the particles carried awey iln electric
currents, but much smaller in size;
and tho whole theory of Aether Is
abandoned ne having no real existence.
This elimination of the lumlniterous
Aether represents a milestone in mod
ern progress, and is onro to awaken
lively discussions in the scientific cir
cles of Europo and America. In April.
1911, quite n discussion was carried
on at the annual meeting of the Ameri
can Philosophical society in Philadel
phia, and it was then agreed, by nu
merous physicists in attendance, that
tho doctrino of the Aether was .eeen
tlally wrong, but no ono was ablo to
substitute a better explanation.
Coming to a popular exposition of
the cause of gravitation, Professor
Beo sold It waB really only an appar
ent attraction between bodies, due to
repulsion from them in all directions
of mlnuto particles moving at tho
speed of 186,000 miles a secdnd, and
thus .driving them together. Owing to
tho fact that each body acts as a
screen to the other, more of these rap
idly moving particles come from with
out than from tho direction of the
other body, and thus the bodies aro
forced together, and tho planets re
tained In tholr orblta round tho sun.
It had been recognized by philoso
phers, he said, that If such rapidly
moving particles could bo shown to
exist, they would explain gravitation:
but It was only when ho got rid of
the hypothetical Aether, and proved
that light Is duo to electrically charged
corpuscles of solid matter In lino with
other modorn electrical discoveries,
that a true mechanical basis for gravi
tation had been discovered and this
forco shown to be transmitted with
tho velocity of light.
The ropulslon of minute pnrtlcles
from the earth and sun force them to
gether, by reaction, Just as would hap
pen If two parallel moving battleships
each had six guns directed outwardly,
but only ono towards ench other; tho
four extra guns on each ship throwing
shells awny from tho other aro not
counterbalanced by any projectiles
thrown In tho direction of the other
ship, and thus tho two vobboIr, under
tho action of incessant tiring, will
gradually approach. Tho reaction
drives tho Bhlps towards each othor,
and a similar reactlou Is incessantly
at work among tho heavenly bodies
when an infinite number of particles
of fine dust Is expelled from them
with tho velocity of light and totally
imperceptible to our senses. Thus
gravitation Ib duo to tho action of re
pulelvo forces In naturo, and Is really
not an attraction after all.
A Blmllar explanation to that mado
for gravitation Is given of magnets,
and tho magnetism of tho earth, which
has puzzled phllosophors for over
threo centUrlos, since Gilbert pub
lished his first work on magnets In
tho year 1600. Tho maguots nro re
ceiving and transmitting outwardly
streams of minute corpuaclos moving
with tho velocity of light, and tho re
action thus arising gives rise to ap
parent attraction, tho Intensity being
greatly augmented ovor that of gravi
tation because tho molecular groups
are so arranged as to direct the repul
sion of tho particles uniformly along
certain lines, whereas In gravitation
thero is a haphazard arrangement of
tho molecular groups, and the reac
tions largely destroy each othor, lonv
lng only a feeblo residue of attraction
equal In all directions.
In" tho caso of the earth, under the
Incessant orbital revolution of tho sun,
electrifying our globe for hundrpds of
millions of years, tho streams of elec
trically charged particles containing
Iron ami othef substances running
through it with almost tho velocity of
light, has converted our planet into a
great magnet, thus confirming tho old
Idea of Gilbert. In confirmation of
this view, Professor See points out
that tho magnetic poles of tho earth
aro essentially perpendicular to tho
ecliptic in which tho sun revolves,
showing a fundamental dependence.
An Intimate connection botween tho
earth's magnetic storms and the sun
spot disturbances hns boon known for
three-quarters of a century; but tho
significance of tho observations of
John Allen Droun about IS 1G that
thero is a magnotio tldo In tho earth
depending on tho moon and varying
according to exactly the samo law as
the tides of the sea, has not boon pre
viously appreciated. This magnotlc
tldo ie direct observational proof that
Weber's electro-dynamic law governs
tho universe, instead of tho Newtonian
law.
In conclusion Professor See pointed
out that tho eloctro-dynamlo law of
Weber accounts for all tho known at
tractive phenomena of tho heavens
and the earth, and ho thoroforo cabled
Lord Raleigh that It is tho fundamen
tal 1RW ot naturo, operating uniformly
throughout tho sidereal universe.
Previous investigators could not see
any mechanical baBlB for Weber's law;
and even Wober himself (1804-1891) a
contemporary and friend ot Gause at
Gottingen, did not understand tho
basis of bis law.
COMMUTES ACROSS THE SEA
Son of Vlscomtceac Sombreull Loves
Paris, Daughter America, Forcing
Mother to Travel toSee,Them.
Now York. Vlscomtesso De VIllo
lume Sombreull, who arrived hero
aboard tho steamship Oceanic, has
two children, a son and a daughtor,
Tho son loves Pails more than any
other city on the mnp, and Eglc, the
daughter, thinks thero is no such
place as America. The son will not
Vlscomtessc De Vlllelume Sombreull.
Icavo Paris, and tho daughter will not
leave America; so, tho mother Is com
polled to commute across tho ocean
In order that sho may be with ono or
tho other of her children Tor a cer
tain period. The mother was Joyous
ly greeted by the daughter when tho
former arrived at tlo pier. '
Northwestern Co-Ed Under Restraint.
Chicago. Northwestern co-eds havo
been forbidden to give chafing dish
parties and mako fudge for lingering
young Bwalnu In tho dormitories nt
midnight.
Deer Wrecks a Kitchen.
Cold Springs, N. Y. Frightened by
dogs, a deer bounded Into Albert
Spangler's kitchen, wrecked the place
and escaped.
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FIGHT PLAGUE IN THE ORIENT
American Antl-Tuborculosls Society
Has Been Actlvo In Movement for
Health Preservation.
Tuberculosis is ono of the most se
rious public health problems of tho
Orient. Actlvo organizations to fight
this dlseaso havo been formed In
Japan, tho Philippines, India and Aus
tralia. A movement Is on toot for a
uatlonal organization In China and In
a number of cities locul work has been
started, Whllo no accurato figures
are available, those who aro In po
sition to know claim that consumption
takes annually from 500,000 to 1,000,
000 lives In China alone. In India the
death rate Is fully as high, and on ac
count of cdBto 'distinctions and natlvo
superstitions, tho problem of proven
Hon and treatment Ib peculiarly diffi
cult. Tho Japanese government haB
taken a hand officially in tho control
of tuberculosa, and Is co-operating
with two well-organized private asso
ciations. Tho death rate, whllo very
high, Is lower than In China and In
dia. Under tho direction of tho United
States public health service a move
ment for tho prevention of tuberculo
sis In tho Philippines hns also been
organized.
Tho Nntlonal Association for tho
Study and Prevention of Tuborculo
Bis, with headquarters in New York,
although organized especially for work
In thiB country, has been largely In
strumental in tho establishment ot
antituberculosis movements in most
of tho oriental countries, na well as In
Africa and South Amorlca.
ERUPTION ON CHILD'S BODY
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It, F. D. No. 2, Jackson, Mo. "Our
daughter who Is ten mouths old was
Buttering from an eruption all ovor
tho body. In tho beginning they woro
small red spots and afterwards turned
to bloody sores. Wo tried nil sorts
of ointments but they did not procuro
any relief for our child. Sho cried
almost day and night and we Bcnrcely
could touch her, because sho was cov'
ored with Bores from, head to foot.
"Wo had heard about tho Cuticura
Soap and Ointment and mado a trial
with them, and after using tho rorno-,
dies, that Is to say, tho Soap and tho
Ointment, only a tow days passed and
our child could sloop well and nfter
ono week sho was totally well."
(Signed) August P. Bartels, Nov. 25,
1912.
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Beyond the Scope of Women.
Tho judgea of tho imperial supreme
court at Leipslc have defined what
constitutes "sincere resistance" to a
kiss.
As no expert testimony scums to
have been demanded, ho Icnrncd
Judge's own knowledge of tho subject
was evidently sufficient.
Important to Mothers
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