'1 HE TORCH " ' „ eJcentenx.me o. g, « » to the periph- t r,” care of ( . Elton B laneha>rd, policemen and .n order to pU » longs to M other E ar , ,.rv of the cell («liter C u rren t T hought, 802 An- them selves before the public, they too, can nay, as did the Russian cry of the cel • ..... ..... Ave . Cleveland. O. thought best to to establish establish a a new thought best new sel Ave., Cleveland, O. Some of this hotly have not for religion. Times ore hard ami poet: given a paper read before t*'i* In- ready money is difficult to grasp. T he Licensed P reach er. The world will tu rn when we are e a rth , stjtu te, which protested against the The saloon is overdone in this city As though we had not con.e or g o n e, of dualism usually By Kev O ld M ortality. T here w a« no lack of life lief ore our irth , . . .. bv ’he lake. O ur G erm an brothers W hen we are gone th ere will lx* none, k n <>wn as S piritualism . On tin. Now therefore hearken unto me, O ye h av e long controlled th e liquor occasion I shall say hut a word. e h iid • ' 1 ren , /...ll. wo. those »1., iLll» t th ll a U ï I keep L’ UAi r» traffic. I W 1» I hilst *1 - our _ Irish i . • _ cou.-im . tor bles-ed ,1 il are Modern science sin ws us tm u So m any people set about .to e inv w ays. have for m any years established H ear all ature is alive, ................ and while no ; searen search ior for 1a fa is ts regarding psychic an n atu re in ..... -- - in stru c tio n am ... i 1 m - wise, an d re . . i .. « t « - it . . xt fuse it n o t.—11 ro v . \ 111. •>- 00. them selves as the g u ardian aig»<- •hemist nas ever made an egg in a i , p |,enonie„ aj seeking to prove the ,v..uld hatch, there is no m ystery th(.()rv of d n a | i(iD1. They are olten My little ones, I have m uch to of the old city th a t was destroyed WO_ . a i life. t I a recent nn rvilipr . * vet uneonschms • .. u uv u n t i l you. Villi Oil rPIIlV! of e the pry- Bay unto You rem em cer th a t by the lam p th a t the Irish lady’s about In num ber of of sincere w........... „ C urrent T _ hought the w riter has chologleal laws th a t are goverenlng some tim e ago I told you we had cow kicked over. Not w ithstand published an article upon “ I-'f« ; T hus the sncletv for Psy- in this country 116 religions sects. ing Chicago is a city of Irish police A rtifieally IT oductd” , copies of ,.hical R iw a .(.h In E ngland was or- And now an o th er religious sect has men an d G erm an saloon keepers, which will be sent to anyone de- lh row light .......... very lately eprung into existence in C hi- it contains thousands of intelli w ring it. Tin ptohlen, of h elin g (lark M|b. c , W |,a t has Its work i cago. T his denom ination which gent men and women, who were an d th o u g h t which is h ut a higher I ? Mer<.|v „ c(dlecti„ n of a in ten d s to blacken the eye of the n«»t horn in the woods during the form , involves tl.e question of mem- VJISt h, („ ,s n)a(w of ghost devil and put out his tire th a t dark of the moon. T his city, hv ory, which wc cannot discuss here. stories. Books published in this burns, .....1 burns, and never con- the lake, is the most poshing and It is a legitim ate question to ask: cou n try f o r a s i m i l a r e n d a r e b u t a ! s u n . e s , c a l l s i t s e l f t h e “ Overcom- enterprising m etroj olis in America, But w hat of the “overcomers” ? W liy does the tiny egg or seed re' i | it t ,e mnrH th an com pilations id ere". B ut in order th a t you may m em ber w hat shall he its form of pu< h illcid,.nh, a „ d experiences, fully u n d erstan d th e m odus oper- It is said that this religious sect is dcvelopm ent- W hy does a ke™«1 , M ysticism says: These experiences andi of this new religious sect, I the result <>f Col. R. G Ingersoll’s of wheat ticv.r forget to grew into pr'f!Vp , „ J a d „ „ |,t the reality of will read to you a late newspaper frequent visits to Illinois. Our E account <d‘ it. Now therefore hcar- C hristian brothers declare th it the blade a n d s ta lk ol m ature spirit Iif*». when the Colonel lectures there is a ken unto me. wheat ? Science sa vs: Hid von exam ine great ami m ighty religious uj,ris Before I conclude let us see for a all th e subjective conditions? J)o ! “ Chicago, W ednesday.— A g r e a t »om en and children ing and religion takes on a “ w hole m om ent if the cell has a seeiet von know th a t them is not some crowd <>» so m e boom” . They say th at should which we call life. The delicate power of brain cell to set up a form »r* gathered in the house at 6003 cell m em brane envelops the I o, mi)lion in e, her atom s not nOw j T hroop street, on the < ve of the de the Colonel live 40 years, this will witness the Jew god substance, the ........ plasm with „ nderet(„,d? Do we know re for the holy land, ' to be i country mow enough enougn ¡p t a 1“ rtu •— ................... . . . . , . ,, .. . , f •. i m embers of a strange com m unity <»f the Jew ish fables, reclining at its fluid ami fi‘ t ils. T h e about the power m enu s - full length in our constitution, . . at tn psychic I • 3 I 9 of mind to ; known the «Overconi,.rsio found- whole a ffair we find to he a ehemi- cal apparatus. The nucleus, the i d r a ^ f ep< ^ ” c u> ,on „ ! ed and presided over by “ M other” W hen Rev. M rs. Roxey Jane nucleoli an d centersome« all repre- ' ’s> vi 1 i e n H h lc .Spafford, a t one tim e a resident of j M ortality had read ot the “over- are happy knowledge, W e , nUClt ° — ...... .. in “ our ” r ^nnudodire. ’ j com ers” she im m ediately summon- sent different form s ol m a tte ’, are on the 7th plane. our poor “ Form er m em bers of the sect ju st led the female members of this hence possesses varied forms of w eaklings have no sp iritu al eyes rH (|n |e d fl.(>m j e ru sa |em Hre now I tabernacle to a p riv ate caucus at v itality or force. The histologist and m ust grope in d rkness yet a l gaged ¡n a Herce fight to preven t . the parlors of the parsonage. watches the m igration of thecenter- while.” ! th e d ep a rtu re of seventy new con- B eautiful m arried women, liand- somes to the periphery or mat gin So the struggle between science - 1 some young ' ladies, ’’ - The A m erican colony in and pretty lit- verts. of the cell as the process of cell di vision t hese become become cen- ..... m ysticism goes on. O nly Jeru 5 a|en, has , a ken the b a ttle , tie girls, not yet in their teens, vision begins. begins. These cen and ters of attraction and delicate lines, w ithin the narrow lim its " f i '" ’ ' against M rs. Spafford and E. S. | hastened to the parsonage from all of radiation are to he seen e x te n d -' dnalistic school and orthodoxy | \VaHace, U nited S tates consul at • parts of my diocese. W hen Roxey ing tow ard the center or nucleus, does the enem y hold m uch JeruBa)emi |,a8 f01 w arded to the had read to them the account of F in ally when the nucleus is split Science has driven the devilish elate d ep artm cn t a report calling th is new religious sect and told • specter from nearly all other prov- t he atten tio n of the authorities at | them the thousand and one benefits in twain and at last the cell sub-, W ashington to the ‘Overcom ers’, that they m ight derive from a re stance and m em brane, the scientist inces. in conclusion I ask you candid- ‘M other’ Spafford endeavored to ligious body founded upon the same knows that some chem ical reaction principles, the parsonage fairly lias occurred. G row th is absorp ly, if you could hut forget yourself secure the dism issal of W allace. “ According to one of the re tu rn - : shook with th eir shouts of joy and tion. T here is a lim it, and some for a m om ent, which side of this im m u tab le law, just as a dew drop w arfare would you take? Are you ed pilgrim s, Mrs. Jo h n Adam son, , gladness. glistening m v«n- sure th a t you have not draw n con- Hie converts are forced to tu rn over W hen 1 heard these poor dr 1 u<I glistening in tne the m m orning orning sun sun can- not help hut be round, so the cell elusions and then sought tin- proof? a j| th eir worldly possessions to the ed females go wild over this newest m ust oh* v this law of growth and R ather th an first the evidence then Overcomers, and they then become | and latest religion I cried a ’oud m enials in the com m unity. and said Old Lord if I had been in divide, or it m ust perish. W hat ' the law. We stop here not because the “ ‘E very night the house of the the garden of Eden five m inutes H these laws are we do not know and cannot at present. No m ere does subject has been properly discuss- Overcomers is turned into a club tore m other Eve climbed the appl* the chem ist know in the sim ple re- ed nor yet fully. A library would bouse,’ said Mrs. Adam son. ‘ 1 he tree, I would have sm eared it o u r aetionof sulphuric acid upon zinc, luudly contain the data relative to women, old and young, m ust dress with bird lime and Eve would h >v why a certain group of atom s likes the influence of m ysticism . I have in th eir best and appear in the sa-1 been sticking half way up the tru only attem pted to show some of loon and m ake them selves agree- even unto this day. zinc better than hydrogen. W hat the likes and dislikes of the reasons why upon the whole, able. All m arriage relations a r e ! The day after this m eeting I suro- matfiT mean cannot 1-e known u n - ! mysticism has been an ill to m an. broken up when m an and wife join moned your fathers and I'ig .......... The keynote of our present life is ’Be Overcom ers, in fact one is brothers to meet me in the cow- til •• we - know the *.......... form of <■*»....... the atom — progress. Progress to higher ideals tau g h t to h ate father, m other, hus-j m ittee room of this tabernacle. the m ighty atom ! There is no m ystery about the cell, nor yet is and greater successes. There is a hand, wife and children. Sm ile and W hen I told them all th a t I had there m ystery about life. great swelling up of m anliness in m ake yourselves agreeable to the heard a t the parsonage they ap- numnii uv»i ip To lu ftim n «u in - ip an hearts. know of ills is young men, was the instruction I pea red to he quite angry, but finally Let us throw off bis fashionable hum AH frequently heard M other Spafford t hey began to laugh, and at last mysticism, this willful laziness of to he free from them at last. go, ami as give to the girls and young women. t hey fell to and talked of the new thought and be real searches for forms of servitude - must _ _ r__ ___ .1— . 1.« «.r.- 1". • _ i___ II ______ Kv lIu th lll. . Let us .......................................... tru not search for what Em erson has said, “ T hought tak -s The men frequently give th e w o - religion in a favorable m anner B.v we hope to find— Ic tu s search for men out of servitude into freedom.” n>en costly presents, hut it is al- the tim e the m eeting adjourned tru th , anil w hatever science reveals, Allow me to add the hum ble ways the younger and p rettier who there were over fifty men whooper»’ ly declared th at they w-ould with- lake it, value it. Let us not think opinion th a t m ysticism never will receive the gifts .” My L ittle Pets:— P erhaps these draw from the T abernacle, build a o f angel* on gauzy wings floating aid to th is end. “overci nier*” are not sm art or in new church and become “ OvercoW- jn m ystic realm s of light, just lie (Continued on ?th pa*ie) pause we do not know why the | N ote .—A ddress the “ Old Doc- telligent enough to heenne Irish » I I I V I I v M l 1.’ ' • » - v . V V V - - - .