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Frineems und Chacha in Her | | been { the | cause of | al good | | | | assure - | journalists, [ Mr. that | they | article | Recorder, { Vancous er SALVIA] [tors {not perfumed, | four hair ith their | bette r known and more erous bot | thur peolemion, | {relations Ih | ian entire { mood, | day at Lapproved of all that has been said and Send | to the ler | I'he {which is _ | plaint "ho, 10 { must be, : | DAILY BRITISH WHIG, published at 306-310 King Street. Kings ton. Ontario, at $6 per year. Editions at 2.30 and 4 o'clock p.m. WEEKLY BRITISH WHIG, 16 pages, published in parts om Mon- day and Thursday morning at $1 a year. To United States. charge for postage had to be added, making pice of Dally $3 and of Weekly $1.50 per year. Attached is one of the best Job Printing Offices In Canada; rapid, ) stylish, and cheap work; nine improved presses THE BRITISH WHiG PUBLISHING co. LIMITED London, : J. G. Elliott, President. Post's. Tripoli dispatch, dated Oct x Leman A. Guild, Sec.-Treas. j 18th; reports that the Turkish army, = {under Munhir Pasha, is in a pitiable . . lstatgsffom lack of provisic and wa- TORONTO OFFICE. { ter, and that Munhir has Suite 19 and 20 Queen City Chambers, 32 Church Street, Toronto. [opened negotiations with Italian H. E. Smallpiece, J.P., representative. commandant, | The Chronicle's Constantinople cor- sabi respondent says that "no Turkish THE GOVERNMENTS SHADOW. iriure it he mowed 0 on hoes IT POSSIBLY MAY GOTIATE SURRENDER, Munhir Pasha Already in Touch With Itafian Commandant--Arab Allies are Deserting. Oct. 12.--The Morn AND ms Pasha the rypt. According to the same cotrespondent lit is announced that Bulgari imania have decided on a general mob selection | lization. A run on the bra wnch bank been | and Rou Hon. Mr. Borden bas now taken his; of some of the men who have [first step as prime minister by select: | called to office, ing his cabinet. There was the that, | What the net result of the : ns re many ont hope throughout the country that, | will be is impossible vet to Jatetal], jof Rome in Constantinople with his huge majority largely com. | Sinister forces have heen granted ad sulted in the withdrawal of posed of 'new blood," he would feel | mission to the privy council cbamber} { millions, ; : free to give us a government un-| at a time when they might easily have! & Tripoli despatch to the Daily Mail ghadowed by even a question as to|been rigidly excluded, and this fact Saye "All Ottoman subjects of Turk the character or reputation of any | alone does not make for re-assurance, {ish race will be expelled from the town of the ministers. ft would be pure! But the ministers with clean records [Within a week, All the Arab reserves, hypocrisy for the Montreal Star to | are easily in a majori.y and a ma- tealled out by the Turks, have return prejend that this has been done. Pep | jority--if its bagkbone be stiff and ed to their homes. The Turkish troops memaogies are not short enoug gh | strong can rule.-- Montreal Star, con-!are said to be completely demoralized forgotten our 'public opinion | servative. and 'are Jiving on hali ration 1 a PUBLIC OPINION. DR. CARMAN ANNOYED ple's to have Here's » Gre at C hange. i Montreal Herald, | Times Change. A congregation of St church { per ding to mortage, selves lions. few vears ago the! Methodist the im F200 000 Methodist (tamed. One has to beligerent | Dr I'he superintendent of the remember that James worrying over foreclosure of a Now to refuse an { church in Canada is in Jackson The the was the guest. of Cana Methodists in a the British . SY ' ere higher erities had their | dian sense--he was > loaned by the tacked by Ecumencial Council, and conference them wil bracing of two H they are "Uanadian church--when he was at- offer the head of the church, and that vindication of Dr the doctor done by men of Jackson type No Use For Merging. vmilton Thoes { Sir Sandfo rd Fleming seem {that $12,000,000 odd-dollars ler much to pay for promotion in or ranizing the Canadian cement {but Sir Max Aitken is not complain ing Sir Sandford must bear in intnd that it costs money to {millionaire knights. flies to print, | in 4 way suggested 2 Gy with the The British critics the venerable resentment. | i his failing, com- Jackson by | to think | was rath-| that these are leaders of British Methodism ap guests and visitors and should have | pears to bave irritated Dr. Carmen, reserved in their remarks. And|and he shows it Globe, the very clearly. It gra-| in merger tifies, members of church. or its editor, has been the however, many cleitcal lay the ana passing breeze, and he Canadian® Methodist : : kal metaphorically, bridled and make A Very Sudden Rise. GREATNESS IN JOURNALISM {Ottawa Free Press oo | Perhaps the sudden Max Aitken for Canada' is inspired by | a desire to nominate a candidate tor the high commissiouership. A young {man who ean within a year find him self nominated as the { Mr. Balfour as the leader fonist party worth | a mem- Lo. departure of Sir kind of Mr. though the Brilliant Maclean It is very Toronto Tel ties. and vigorous he is, | to consol that had become egram impulsive, impetuous. he can do as an think can him some and to {but emotional, news- | What of 'could not 'ter. He to 'ally {ber of parltament, editor he SUCCRSSOT ( paper men members of doing as a minis- eee {the governments they were not great relieve himself oecasion must be . wus ' Reference made of some White, of the Montreal Mr. Fielding, of Hakifax Chron-'do it icle, Mr the Brockville land perhaps Templeman, of the to do with Not isterial through the press which is better He still, in been so) painstaking {word painting, express his thoughts WAS ideas as but not as a member of the government had nipping of the his strong Gazette, he could Teiumph of Mr. Sifton. Ottawa F The rec it court of Canada in (Canadian Pacific railway company vs. | ithe province of Alberta is an ant vietory forthe province and tinet triwmph for I' Femier Sifton, hoi when chief justice ruled that the ex amption of takation of C.IPR bands gy applied only to lahds given for the main line and not to branch lines such | ag the Calgary and Edmonton It {looks like the beginning of the end of 'the C.P.R.'s examption privileges. the Press decision of the Graham, of this has Mr Times something the and the his min appeal « great educa ambitions, For ? There have that sake of originality own. it import y dis- | been four men in Canada, [is just as well. can who have betimes and and four who as he rises aarly that is work, were studies respected in fall picturésque upon his whilé«Mr. Birrell, of tical man, a real farmer farm, a more prac- Not course, great like Mr. Maclean, and not given to his pyrotech Mr. his love for journalism, sfruit | the and grower, engages: bis mind with inherited |details of agriculture, has! Mr. developed hig talents in a wondrous | heights He is the World; and inspiration. There is doubt of that, and given to what nie displays. Maclean A great farewell tribute was given | | | Mal Maclean can by the citizens of Quebec to Earl wd | | | | | and he lofty paper still soar to as he outlines in ita lifo tha neéds of they not his Countess Grey, on Wednesday 'oronto way. country as they can- 'not be described in legislation, and eccentric, he ean fraternize of | call the the idea word that they can make and unmake gov- characteris- i but he is with his friend one can DR. SOPER. | DR. WHITE Ei Telegram and nurture "sf lushes" in the absence of a to better illuminate his ernments as they please. THE STATUS OF WOMEN. Fairbanks, of Indianapo- [men shine, the vice-president of thelthat her charge the and it Charles W Is, who was that she is ity queen, | should be primarily | child that many wo I nited States during rule tithe care amd education of her {The remembered loasevelt that sore has wo belren, the fact remains Roosevelt ruled in men, through necessity or to ldnift Council inclination, of the day | success of them. 1 there will be however in diseases and Spec cialists nie Nerves, Bladder ments of men One visit adveisah) send history vice has been a delegate into the occupations the Methodist Feumenical and make a It is an institution where to their ¥ satan i men are fre Presently scarcely an i Lo give expression ews onjavenue of service, any subject, and some of them appear jw hich has not been invaded by the masses by |men. Side by side they are with the strenuous, | « {§ tree Medicine furnished in tablet wo- i} form. Hours : 10 a.m. to | pm, and 2 to 6 p.m. Sundays, 10 a.m. to 1 pan DRS. SOPER & WHITL 26 Torunte Sireet, Torouts, Ont to have heen rousing taking | their places in many! » their speeches. The are taking the places ofl\_ ests was exalted in its, the money the | a delightful speak Fathers and husbands faili to earn for! men discussion of the labour inter- | Cases they character. Mr. men, and earning Fairbanks, who is which, all the | Mr. between capital and labour, the facts. deal, carried into Fairbanks, has been looKing He has travelled a he has been observant, I) great | {sh wld produce peace a and contentment and he His plea was for comciliation and ar has been completely, won over io the | {Fitration in time of trouble, the side of the the suppression (favours women's claims. shorter hours, OF FURNITURE auestion, wd | pyceptional Values in alll conterned, or) lines of Furnitnre the sex of abo | affirmative The employer about sweating system, 12 not living wage, equa: dinarily, the in} i He has| and universal observance of certain labour, skilled or | { {oki which he wants performed. ol ders unskilled, | He because he hires Would he which her if the rate per day or per the rule. Mr. Fairbanks platitudes, but an earnest and sincere 'for a lower wage. the need, golden pre is not a man the women her | hav ef réWorms of He stiuck a (for men and when he said | pleader for hour there is a which is not that there was no reason and women should not be paid same wage when they did the same service, Granted that home is the place in which the note women were the same Ma Some day there may be no scrimin- | ation betweeo men and women in the pay they receive, and then it will f(x] that women stand! the 'upon their merits and get a prefer i : wo- ence only because they deserve it. i popular why men the very made apparent EDITORIAL NOTES. Tables in Golden, $1.50 up. Solid Mahogany Tables, $15, 5 and £35. Surface Tables $2.50, $3.50, &c i, There are four seats in the Alberia' . gn y . Special in Parlor Furniture | legislature which have been vacated. {The former members are now members| 3 Pisce Suites, reg. $25, jor $21. | of the federal parliament. There will] 5 Piece Suites, $22.50 up. not be a general election in Alberta.| 1 Suite, 5-piece, used, $45 when new, for $32. Why not 7 The province is overwhelm: R. J. REID method | : : i ingly liberal and the government, by (Phone 577 The Leading Undertaker, Both the Toronto Telegram and the political ambitions why did he Montreal Star are dissatisfied - with | contest soine constituency in the new government, and both ex- pected to be gousulted in the formia- tion of it. Sir Hugh Graham went to Ottawa to personally direct the work and went home depressed and dis satisfied. Bourassa ountfianked them all not the general election ? £2 ft is intimated by paper, the World, that if Nr. White, the new minister of finance, tries for a seat mn Toronto, "he will hive a hard voad to travel," H he chad a conservative a suap verdict, might secure a longer tease of office. The Whitney does pot prevail in the west, ing {| Bought, | gina | Nokomis,. 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