Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1910-01-14
RECENTLY PUBLISHED
" THE NEW PHYSICS
BY JOSEPH BATTELL.


to the first person who prove the tnduaory Theories and
scientific explanation telephone,
This do than he prove the to be made
green cheese other thing
Scientists like and they prove and then
take hold like and help the the theories Sound
and Light There will remain have said BEFORE much excellent
work BOTH accomplished by the different of the world
which, of little value because of the fundamental the
essential of these Sensations will help complete full under
standing of the whole subject
Let all remember, correcting Light
simply returning the Corpuscu Theory of Light formulated by
Sir Isaac Newton ard taught by all schools colleges about
that u.s. accepted by practically all scientists But the
time the unduao theory of Sound vogue becoming
dent that the Sensations governed
laws the effort made put them together
making Sound copuscua they made Light unuao getting
them both And this practically because Dr. Young who
favored the mduaOy theories living and Sir
favored the corpuscular dead 1t illustrates the old adage q" live
dog is better than a dead lon."1
THE NEW PHYSICS" is a growing perception of the
/ matter, both its separate and combined
existence that the things made from which include
material thing each made for separate purpose And
perfect the system of order the the
universe that things accomplish only what they
accomplish their possible being quite closely limited
and never an important Junction. Sound be performed by
anything, excepting what is especially fitted perform it.
And therefore that you gather grapes hons
figs from thistes
Every material thing composed of this remarkable thing
which itself consists innumerabe PARTICLES capable
things of the universe made
This the law of construction the universe infinite in its
capabilities and because there any other
there is no other.
Things visible In the distance perhaps as far
vision reaches, other similar things equally large very
possibly larger but large enough be scpaatcv
This should remind that relative Or if we are not
satisfied with such proof the microscope at hand magnify
hundred thousand times things close that invisible
becomes visible is there any known limit such result
Such the laws of the universe order being both natures
first and last law The Ncw Physics based rccogni-
ton OF these fundamental principles
But it that everything in the material
created by fixed law than that operations OF the
universe governed by fixed laws The important
these at to us the manner by which material things
affect the mind Here again there is but method contact
and this be done through the the
body which the spiritual existence occupies.
Whether the influence of matter for the nourishmen
the body, takes place through food drink, for
tructon of the mind accomplished by the Sensations the
method is the
This great law follows the previous that every material
thing is combination OF matter in its different clements
proportions, and therefore sound composed and also
light heat electricity, colors and this and kindred fact
that the infinitely large but combination the
infinitely small the last being that which the
madewithout which there would be universe certainly
such a this in which dwel-comprise the
Physics"
book demonstrates Sound to be corpuscu-
lar, showing by several remarkable experiments the
these copusce upon By similar action odor
be corpuscuar He shows also that these copusces
consist of infinitely small particles of electrical be
conducted from tunngor for instance any other similar
instrument where they held in every direction ten
thousand different places, and this because they will flow
readily water and through many different conductors in
other words that sound fluid, something that flows
readily conveyed in but the idea composed
of arwave utterly ridiculous and preposerous sup
pose the birds, any other thing using medium
pass through, composed of air-waves.
Sound is made by shock friction similarly with electricity
and is electrical Electricity also is composed of nfnitesima
particles of matter 1t too for a long time considered by
many scientists be the unduaon of ether and
yet considered by but notice the ables
given up this humbug, admitting be corpuscua Thus
Sir j. Thomson, Professor of Physics in Cambridge Unvcr
sty England, and President of the British Association of
in in