Daily British Whig (1850), 26 Sep 1912, p. 4

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BAXE, Sabes Nasager. 146 Bay Street vou * we make a is We BEAVER BOARD THE WHI, SEVENPF-NINTH~T EAR | DAILY BRITISH (Ongario, ai 3% per year, t WEEKLY BRITISH WHIG, | Thursday morning at $1 a year. | be added, making price of WHO, publishes To U Attached 1s one of the best Job Printing Off! nine Improved pr ish, and cheap work; Editions ab 380 pughatey. Bn 18 'pages, published in parts én Monday and THE DAILY BRPFTISH WHIG, THURSDAY, Kingstea, - 306-310 King Btreet, EY i at ¥ + nited States charges for postage bad to ally $3 and Weekly 31.50 per year es In Canada; rapid, styl Een THE BRITISH WHIG PUBLISHING COMPANY LIMITED TORONTO OFVICE~~Suite 19 and 20 Queen | Street, Toronto, i. E. Smallplece, J. J. G. Elllett, President, Leman A. Guild, Sec.~-Treas, = #2 Church City Chambers, representative P. CEN TENARIANS or EU ROPE. | i Sintistics arranged in cle show | {that Furope bas at present more than | 7.000 people who Lave passed the of change. ng one hundred years, says an ex Bulgaria heads th Koumania and 1,704 3.988 cntemarians. Scevia foilow with and 573, » | spectively, Spain 110, larger - population, ln Ital stria- Hun | comes (with France, not {withstanding its 213 only centenarians. 197; Au | has but | | there are in list with! 113; in England, 92; in Rusaa, in Germany, 76 Norway, ang in Denmark | scientist, in speaking of jgary, 9; in =; in Belgiom 35, these from America and but Am a 'says that statistios \usttalia are not complet are that South era, Australia make wuch indications | Canada and . 1 x 3 o. : } 3 y Among the other nations | bette showing in proportion to the in front of us, of United. {where he claims the nervous | pouulation the States, "eran tends considerably ito "eet rich quick" to shorten lives, | { i {ber are particulapiy favoruble to The months oi Sentenber and Octo Li { terprise in advertising. The buying public clothes 1s looking for furnish the year {new and new house mgs after the wear and tear of At other dead weight of thabuy Now Ww ' sum mes. times of the 'vou have the 'er's indiffierences to work against | the buyers are theis attention and ated. | to persuade ¢ coming your mterest ay, are ox has the merely he the merchant them that "goods and 'the values. it when buvers 'not expect quite the low and has do that in a tune, too, prices had at off seasons can be Goods sald FALL ADVERTISING. A dollar spent should the ioss of many dollars on goods that la now bring a profit in - advertising now save must be disposed of at a sacrifice If vou have any exceptionally good ter to get values for likely than at off season times. for another they attention ready the to money will mori attract now | because thee iz less piece-cutting - with which to compete, Ine merchant who has hought goods | at reasonable prices will find them es this season be begun. +» Tell They'll ceptionally welcome at fore special sales have public about them'! the i gpond. The best substitute for lath, plaster and . wall paper. "Ask us for particu S. Anglin & Co. Wellington 8t. North nts Sama An excellent suggestion is made by MA, at the fred. Harsley, an Englishman, who is a lecturer university ol Berlin. ~~ Mr. Harsléy proposes that the nations of Europe and America |join in » plap for patrolling the At | Jantite steamship rountes with interna | 4 : {tional vessdls specially designed 'bailt = for that service. The work of these patrol ships would bx {to send to all vessels within | wireless warnings of danger from ice, other and to des and chiel range derelicts, or cause, derelicta when that is practic able., They could algo be troy employed FALL OUTFITTING. We can outfit wet weather cheaper other house in the city and we'll prove it, BANCO ATS, OVERCOATS WEAR, SW EATER CAPS, GL SHOES, the cold, tian you for HN, SO tt Be My Thene Goods are all New Stock for (he Fall and Winter. ISAAC ZACKS, 271 PRINCESS STREET. BIG STOCK OF STOVES I have a big Stock of First. class Heaters and Stoves which oan "be bought very cheap. Now is your time to buy and get ready for cold weather. Also a fine line of Furni- ture. Household Goods, etc. Antique Furniture a specialty. L. LESSES 8507 PRINCESS STREET. "Phone 1046. NEW SHOE NEPAIRING BUSINESS ROB PAYNTER bas taker o usiness rin work uaran REARING PRALKNY. es be BARS, | ew ond Sena. han Fire. Lali Rea me A want 4 bar gain. THe 'arte Street, SuSAns un 1's Wholesale. THE MAGIC CLOTH (People call it). _ No liquid to spill or evapor- ate. No losing of strength. 4 ready. Metal of any kind wilt remain clean ten 'Umes as long and will not tar- Bish when cleaned with | RADIO | Green for Brass and Motal. 25¢ | Yellow for silver and gold, 15¢ Sha A any ome in| for Beds ceeds in combining } feat is only for dtbpr usélul purposes, such es go ing to the rescue of ships in distress, ! | taking meteorological obse: vations, investigating the ocean currents, tak ling deep-sea soundings, et | A further advantage is peinted I" Mz. Harslev. "These patrol © boats might he yg YOITS, |garded as the equivalent of an ocean | police, established for the protection fof all nations; their /estabhshment jovi. in that case, be a further con i | | : | fo his recent presidential address of the British Advancément of Science, old doctrine that living can be produced by chemical { processes from , which is non- | living or dead; in other that protegenesis or spontaneous generation His thesis marshalled all , considered | Prof. Schafer, {tion ho the réstates the matter matter words, is possible. the facts which can be {supporting bis contention, rémarks the scientific editor of the Rochester, N.Y, | Post- Express, vét it cannot be truly élaimed that all © of them together {prove his posiliop or even render it | | probable. . He gees that crystals grow, dots not perceive or admit that linvigible life is the pattern on which {the molecules arrange themselves, He sees that when a living cell has been {killed certain © material sing in 'a certain unknown way appear to have composed it, and op | the strength of this he asserts as "he youd doubt' that when chemistry sue these ingredients the he as and an constituents | properly the result will exhibit | phenomena of life; in other words linsists on the chemien! basis of life. | | ELECTION IN The London Chronicle deplores defe & of Midlothian, so nobly ciated with the historie memory of 'Scottish liberalism. But it takes comfort in the thought that the de momentary, that the unionists hold the seat by a very insecure tenure. This was due to a division in the progressive vote. The liberals laborites split and the 'unionist candidate crept through with a beggarly majority of shirty:two. Major Hope was elected by a winor- ity vote. The progressive vole ex ceededtiat of the tories by 2.351 and the Chronicl says these figures dem- onstrate that even at the present try- ing stage of the insurance act, Mid Jothign believes in that tar-reuching The ok also by a laege, majority, for home rule . the asso | i 4 Ffor Treland and for dissetablshment in Wales, for on. thes eestions the [exander oul! Associa- | A PATROL OF THE OCEAN. o£ this time a practieal one, assuming concrete form, that th loceans belong to all, that they have, in fact, become fundamentally inter in wationalized; in other words. they hav become neutral territory; which {wain means that if two or more na tions wish to use the sea for fight ie whey must act as they do on land, fession. and keep away from thiz neutral territory, | the open sea, and fight within their own (or the enemy's) home or colon lial waters. ' With the inanguration {of international gatmol boats the "high seas would be, with common con- iwent of the nations, but the interna tional highway, and nothing more, which all nations maght at any time fuse for "their friendly or | visits to each other. but which would [be forbidden for belligerent purposes; common, or highroad just as national public places- jor village greey, city street, } common, or road are neutral and | i forbidden by ordinary law for helliger- ont purposes to the pitvate "citi on." | | The suggestions worthy of the] thoughtful consideration of the it have good town are great | re- | powers, would sults 7 THE ORIGIN OF LIFE. of thought of | 1% the The Haeckel %e which Prof ponent would be but has proved nothing as still and no life lool Schaefer newest ex glad to dispense with a Ureator, kx us universal law y which does not proceed from anterior lile has yet ben found. Wallace, Lodge, Crookef and stiéntists of their whool hold, that life {an undiscoverable something whic h un itself | vol vivo vivum 'is accepted and fact = in substance, | der conditions clothes i certain Fit a material or molecular garment Podge "life" nate this unknown factor anl employs the term lation between life uses the term to desig- "vitality" to express the re its. material and and nvestiture. For him life is apart distinet fram matter and can and does exist after it been divested of | iN nat endl It- would Ite profitless (0 argue the question ' has we materiality here, hut it can be safely said that the i Haeckel-Schyefer school {has not' as yet made out its case, and matenalistie |: he trend of scientific thought is more | in the than it was some years ago, the materialistic teenth century. { elourly 'other direction now during pine decade of the MIDLOTHIAN. | =| | labor candidate was as strong ps the| liberal. The paper regrets the anta gonism which arose between Tiberalism and labor, and says: "Without the help of liberalism the labor party, ai this stage in iis growth, at any rate, is politically powerless. We do not believe in com- pacts. Let the labor party jealously preserve its | and fearless lv assert it; but let it not deliberate ly go out of its way to strengthen the privieged mterests. That is what it has done in Midlothian." Against the insurance act the toriek were particularly vigorous. They attacked it ou the ground of its com- pulsory character and general appeal to 'the resentmeiit' in the breasts of all Eoglish-speaking peopl: being forced to>do anything. Lloyd: George took' 'a hand in the, contest and isyged, A etier, to the Hom, A) that | wonson, |, be! tof demo | being a : {a house { European rip, savs in thi { ummedans, th unlriendly {hold Syria. | Egypt they hype she are neutral li wheth eth ministers | Governm: nt tdelicate did, | against | sndidiite had dtrivd miEbpesen ta fhe chun to usugl tions act jie wii hour Mpsoti by Liidsast Wickue op himsel driven and wa being | Pauper nf A {irom | it so it is wil {ponents ms { we 'have dove it. { } "Wa Hove a rely have a the united strength defiipe racy to agcomplish to see thal an sntiquated and land system shat no longer the land of this i {put to the best the lis people. The part possess both the power and to adequately with reaching problem.' The Chronicle, country i for liberal oe b cope mn pomting nn member the titute i way in which a minokty, Mr. mn EXPres will mn bill Asquith the new refcim whych y. providing fosg the the' stop onge and fpr all to th or for secohd ballot able perversion of pr ratic government ine this can re hope SEPTEMRER 26, 1912 Wi ahsurd prevent beng nehit of lope will ian out present that alternative toler nc ple EDITORIAL NOTES Mr. Lk Litution vd George hg in a Welsh 7 sume of $30,164) r court from Thus does the good, and illustrat tracing mon A io be dominion housin nvent held in Toront. hort sider the housing problem, th to devise means of maki + for the average. man to and standard of housing that 'slum® will be no | : i Rev. A. E. Lavell {former Kingstonian, just he of his own {the { extent Pal i of brantic me whe the In prestige ot rogland 1s in Svria' all classes, the will has and evén hope hat kogland What she de will da th Mr. Borden says he and his ited @ number of <'diflic wher from the § question Course saves the Toronto Globe if most dif Borden, by allying hin wit ) Bourassa on the ! delicate of them all; « easier to find for it 2 solution. also to foreigners, Hn n cuit the won to eon += objec ng . it obtam raise h an more rd, fro she enst mense Mo Prise open day mn were, fellow wevious ned they Mr Mr ult h and lid not Pest PR SOPER BR."SOPER | DR. WHITE CN SPECIALISTS Tn the following Diseases of Men: Plies | Varicocele B Kezema Sptiagsy vy i. eumatiem | Snare Ro Vitality Skin Diseases Diabetes Emissions | Kidney A ffecticas And Blood, Nerve and Bladder Diseases. Call or send history for free advice, Book on Diseases and Question Medicine furnished in tablet form. 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