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About Torch of reason. (Silverton, Oregon) 1896-1903 | View Entire Issue (June 22, 1899)
1H E TORCH OF REASON, SILVERTON, OREGON, J l'N E 22, 1899. 6 S T R IC T L Y O N E P R IC E . produce < T / ' taken Right-minded people will not Justice. ridicule or feel intolerant toward those who are honest in their e- (Concluded from 1st page J | YT* thrnuffh lack of evi- ave you ordered your Spring S tiit i ik a f th ir d bag lief and who, throug rowing savage and that tl ir c mined to their idols. vet? The fact that w e are the Tbn tra v e le r C ha- deuce, rem ain jo in Our of yam roots. The In doing our duty t0 to ourselves and clothiers of Silverton, we would uiiaao mentions a trine of Siberian posterity, it is well to ren,ember N ew fishermen who imarded his s ip run a great risk if we did not know our that the strength that would bend deliver a harpoon which former and straighten the young tree clnthinsr, for we guarantee it, and on v visitors had forgotten in their win might wound and break the old. C a rp e ts o00d clothing can bear such a guaran.ee. ter camp. Theft, according to the Adapt the remedy to the disease. are testimony even of their Roman ad If you want to get acquainted with us versaries, was almost unknown The W e st T u rn in g Infidel. without spending much, Big among the hunting tribes o trv one of our ready primitive German woodlands. 1 he Rev. John Watson (Ian Mac- natives of San Salvador received laren), the celebrated Scotch preach S e lle rs I made suits at............. their Spanish invaders with re er and novelist, who is making a spectful hospitality and scrupu tour of this country, has this to say lously abstained from purloining, our great West: or even touching, any article of of “I defy any man to go through SILVERTON their ship stores, and a similar re that great western land and not be ception welcomed their arrival in impressed with the wonderful future , Cuba and San Domingo, the na The Gr that lies there, not only in the tives being apparently unable to marvelous possibilities that an- o conceive the idea that their guests nature herself,but in man, hum an-, could repay good with evil. “ Fair ily There lies the strength of play” is the motto of boyish sports No Need to Suffer from Any Disease. your country. Not only is brawn in the kraals of Kaffirland, not less and strength and indomitable w ill than on the recess ground of Eton f E li x ir impressed on those people of the B a c t e r ia c id e College. A rudimentary sense of V IT /E - O R E Eucalyptus Oil far Western States, but their grow- O re -O lin e justice manifests itself even among inff thought, increasing intellect I M e d ic a t e d S o a p oaouou who ......, mg too g - to Uer social animals. A baboon wantonly attacks an *"d a d* '° . well as na- Agent PEARL W. GEER fellow-ape is liable to get mobbed i the secret oEsociety a by the whole troop. A nest-rob- lure. The tendency to S il v e r t o n , O regon J 1 wV ba« to beat an immedi- ism, however, is the one se - «■« D R E Y E R & C R A IG H $7 dreyi C R A IG Vitse=Ore Remedies I people. Sunday is losing its beau tiful significance and is a day of Dogs that will endure the most in human methods of training are not rest no longer, far less a day of apt to forgive an act of gratuitous worship. The gospel is being sup cruelty. They may resign them planted by faith in self. The re selves to a system of consistent sult is strong character, but a lack of finer sensibilities. The outcome severity, but refuse to submit to To sell property of it all is through natural causes, evident injustice. To buy a home and the remedy for it is strong- minded men to teach pure faith, To go into business Divine Assistants. not to preach doctrines or lay To exchange real or personal property down dogmatic laws, but to im Continued from 5th page, To work, or to hire workers plant in those minds a faith they human molecules of all shades of can appreciate. Let them he talked anything color and all fractional gradations 0 by men of breadth and liberal of intellectual and moral enlighten ity. There is work to be done out W R IT E T O U S . W E C A N H E L P YOU ment from savage to civilized. there; important work it is, too. There was no longer fear of a vacil It should be done at once, for again Address, INFORMATION BUREAU lating policy being adopted above say, the strength of the States Silverton, Oregon. W a t e r S t r e e t the clouds. lies West. The resources of the O pposite L ib e ra l H a ll . Free the mind of alt religious country lie there, both in men and bias and imagine how such a spec in natural wealth. Cultivate both. tacle, rehearsed in earnest, would They are worthy of cultivation.’ How to Make look to a disinterested spectator The principal points to be noted from Mars. The force of custom, in the above are, that the strength the matter-of-course acquiescence, of the country lies in the West; P V The G overnm ent nationalised the Postal the complacent assurance of the the Money System? A p la m sto ld b y C. ELTON BLAIS UH A m that the intellectual drift of the professional parson, the primitive in his lx>ok e n title d .............................. people is toward materialism; that credulity, the inconsistency, the the churches are fast losing their U N C L E S A M ’S improbability of an answer, all hold upon the people; that the re H O M IL IE S O N F IN A N C E phases of the superstition, would be ligious Sunday is dying out; that _______ Postpaid for 25 Cents. familiar to him as a student of sci faith in self is supplanting faith in All profits on this book will be given to the L iteral University. ence and Marsian history. He Jesus; that strong character is It should be in the h in d s of every thinking person. Address all orders to would be moved to pity. TORCH OF REASON, Silverton, Oregon taking the place of the finer sensi It should 1« in How much longer shall the food bilities—that is, religious emotion. of babes lie forced upon full-grown What with the Governor of New men hungering for the truth ? 1 he Hampshire declaring that religion O ur Job D e p a rtm e n t indifference shown to this diet ALWAYS GIVES ALIVAin t t i ' t-o ia dying out in the East, and this bore and relatives of his victims n f o r m a t io n bureau YOU WANT Good Tim ys for_aH R m e lends color to the hope th at there j - - W ill soon be a hca ivh y d e m a n ......... - 7 ^ pr(,ach (he W e g t .g d r if t in g te„ ing us to m a te r- __ Satisfaction something better. Science is pa- (| a|jB(n and “strong character,’’ why BECAUSE IT G IV E S tiently waiting, with ample sup- 8hOuld any Infidel be afraid to nlies on every haud. Let us par- Hpeak out and make bis belief HONEST STOCK, FINEST INK AND EXCELLENT WORKflANSHU Uke freely. ‘ known?-[M., in Blue Grass Blade.