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THE TORCH OF REASON, SILVERTON, OREGON, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 7, 18-J7.
fuse me, then, then am I desolate
LITTLE TORCHES.
indeed. Give me your hand, give
By W. E Johnaon
me your voice. W hy do you turn
Some have lost the knowledge of
away, why do you trem ble?’
“ There was a d eathly bailor in
‘? ey h*Ve gon.e back to the
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s’ate of terror, or of indifference, or
her face. She was violently agi- of hostility. If they have become
tated. She drew her hands from afraid of H im , “ sin lieth at the
mine. There was a look of the most door.”— 1 he C hristian Advocate,
infinite tenderness in her eyes, and
y °tir whole theology teaches
Now you re
then they became suddenly cold. us to “ fear God.”
They were like ice indeed.
W ith prove us because we are afraid of
him.
\\ hat are you driving at
stately dignity she repelled me.
“ ‘^ o u m ust leave me,’ she said. a n y h o w ?
‘‘ ‘Leave you!
W hy?’ said I.
N either patriotism , religion, mo
x‘ I his is too cruel. Give me some
rality , intelligence nor common de
ex p lan atio n .’
cency can be placed to the credit of
“ ‘There is no need of any ex
Catholicism . It is full of putrify-
p lan atio n ,’ »he said. ‘Be a m an, I ing sores, and a mass of rottenness.
pray you. If you are a hero, show The Am erican B aptist, Fla., Sep
it now, more than when the cannon tem ber 16.
Now let some C atholic paper tell
roared about you.’
It
“ 1 here was a dreadful silence for the tru th about the Baptists.
a while.
A gentlem an was ap will be an o th er scrap between the
proaching. She laughed a little pot and the k ettle—each calling
and burst out, ‘ This is fortunate, the other “ black.”
Mr. B urnham . A merry m eeting
“ He th a t spareth his rod h ateth
once more. Allow me to m ake you
acquainted with my husband, Mr. his son; but he th a t loveth him
chasteneth him betim es.”— F lorida
R a y m o n d .’
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“ It seemed as if I should fall to
W e suppose, th e re fo re, th a t it is
the ground. Only by sheer will did
only an indication of conjugal af
I force myself to greet her husband.
fection when a husband th ra s h 1 s
I would not for the world have him I
wjfp
suspect my agony. 1 gayly laughed
with Lorena.
i < t <,
,
1 hose w ho w an
t to
be * p U'»
aid
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A happy meet, i,g. 1 bis is one | being good are generally good for
of the freaks of fortune. Mrs. Ray- nothing.— The M idland, O m aha,
m ond and I ju st shook h an d s in i¡September 25.
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if
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h jj
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the m idst of th e w ar and parted by
That is one of the great objections
. the red fiame of battle; unexpected- to the C hristian theology. We are
ly we strike hands again where the exhorted to he good so as to reap a
voices of peace make the air music-1 rewat.d
-D E A L E R S IN-
M
glorv
“ ‘T his is a pleasure indeed,’ said l,ribe8 ° f Wi" gH’ l"’r,,8>
Mr. Raym ond, with gracious d ig -. grdd pavem ents
Rolid
for th e
Corner Main and Water Streets,
celestial
SILVERTON, ORE.
nity. ‘1 hope we sh a ll know each I str’eet 8, em eralds, pearls, sapphires,
other b etter.’
I eternal life and jew elry w ithout end
Hicks & Ames
1 he acquaintance of an hour as p ay m en t for our faith here he-
m ust became the friendship of a
,
D E A LER S IN
lifetime,’ said Lorena.
A 9" “ 1 »h.ch requ,res such
u f ‘I shall do my best in that di. I bo‘«l|e h» induce it to he decent is
rection,’ I answered,
“ T h e ‘sm all-talk ’ flowed.
W ith
trem endous effort I did my share
of the conversation uutil we parted
at the hotel steps.
Mr. R aym ond was a fine-looking
m an of noble culture, several years
older than Lorena I should judge,
and every way fitted to make her a
happy com panion.
“ I staggered to my room.
The
cup of bliss so suddenly presented
was as suddenly dashed to the
/
ground, and darkness was over my
soul. If ever any man was le m p t-
AG RICULTURAL
Q. How m any Sacram ents hath • t inns,
C hrist ordained in H is C hurch?
A. Two only, as generally nec«-s
sary to salvation; th a t is to say,
Baptism and the Supper of the
L o rd — 1 he Church
Catechism ,
age
9UPPOHe t h a t all
who h av e
died w ithout receiving the holy
hath and without eating of the
Lord’s free lunch are now frying in
r
,
the eternal furnace prepared hv
,
our lov" 'g heavenly father for his
ed to com m it suicide, I was.
For children on earth.
a while, I wan actually in.-ane. The «
very h o n o rs of heli leaped and ’
burned within my brain.
“ \\ h at should i «Io? I felt as if
I could not tear myself from h e r'
side.
S he Was ihe lo a d s ta r of
m y
L p r u in iL .
s m ile .
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