TH E TORCH OF REASON, SILVERTON, OREGON, AUGUST 24, 1899.
6
RIGHT
LIVING
IS A BOOK OF
«
S ix ty
E x c e lle n t
For the T orch of Reason.
C O LLEG E OF
Little Torches.
BY W. E. JOHNSON.
O F C H IC A G O
I reproach him [M t . Ingersoll]
for having tried to destroy religion,
which is a hold, and not to replace
it by anything.—[Edwin Markham,
Fall T e rm w ill Begin S e p te m b e r 2 7
author of ‘‘The Man with a Hoe”.
My! My! The doctor has done
. . . . D ire c to rs o f th e C o rp o ra tio n . .
gone and taken the smallpox away A. E. G a . mmage
, President ............................................................ 167 Dearriorn St-
from me and Riven me nothing in J. H. G reer , M. D., Vice-President and Treasurer...................... 52 Dearborn St.
,
,
, F lorence E. D ressler , Secretary................................................. 2203 Gladys Ave.
its place! What a mean doctor he
is! Boo hoo!
FACULTY
CO - E D U C A T IO N A L
No man can he saved by works
( ' l-| o i M p r S °f righteousness performed by him-
1C1 p t v i
— f Zinn’s Outlook.
self.—[Zion’s
Outlook.
If that is true, what is the use of
On the following and
being righteous?
The god who
kind red 8u 1 >
jec ts :
damns a righteous man because he
don’t believe in some ghost story
S e lf C ontrol
,
t •
i .
... ,
and eaves a professional horsethief
who does believe it, is apt to pop-
S e lf R esp ect
ulate his heavenly reservat.o«. w.th
W h a t is M o ra lity
an undesirable class of people. On
W h a t is Ignorance the whole it seems safer to go to
hell with the crowd.
Fraud a C rim e
H a b it, 2nd N a tu re
Politeness
W isdom
E tc , e tc ., etc.
One of these chapters is
Worth more to
Young and old than the
Price of the book.
. . .
IT S H O U L D B E IN . .
EVERY
HOME!
M edicine-Surgery
No man who does not thoroughly
abhor that which is evil can love
the good with all his might anil
soul.—[Methodist Recorder.
That’s just the fault we find with
j you Christians. You are so blindly
in love with your cruel, immoral
1 god that * you l ave no room in vour
soul for things that are good. It is
an uphill job to live on a high
plane of morality when intellectual-
ly chained to a god whose cruelties
and immoralities have been record­
ed in your so-called “sacred writ”
for a thousand years.
WM. F. TAIT, M. D., D ean ,
EDITH TENLEY CLARKE, M. D.,
Professor of Institutes of Medicine and Professor of General and Experimental
Surgery.
Physiology.
WM w C 00K, A. M., M. D.
W. E. WINSKEL. M. D.,
Professor of Science of Medicine, Thera- Professor of General and Descriptive
Anatomy and Surgical Emergencies.
peutics and Materia Medica.
R. V. WAGNER, M. D.,
CHARLES E. BOWERS, M. D.,
Professor of Electro-Therapeutics.
Professor of Practical and Clinical Med­
icine.
EDWARD D. WAHL, M. D.,
Professor of Physics, Chemistry, Urin­
CHARLES J. LEWIS, M. D.,
ProIe9or of i.|,v„i(>k,gv o( ,'he Nt.nous
alysis and Toxicology.
System, and General Pathology and
HOWARD TAYLOR SMITH, D, D. S.,
Professor of Dental Surgery.
HOMER Q PATEgt M p
W. E. WINSKEL, M. D.,
Professor of Medical and Surgical Gyn­
Demonstrator of Anatomy.
aecology.
JOHN J. BRADLEY, M. D.,
WILLIAM A. TAIT, M. D.,
Lecturer on Rectal and Anal Diseases.
Professor of Operative ami Clinical Sur­
AN LON FRANK,
gery ami Surgical Diagnosis.
Demonstrator
of Surgical Instruments
JOSEPH H. GREER, M. D„
and
Orthopedical
Appliances.
Professor of Medical and Surgical Gen-
ito-Urinarv Diseases and Dermatology,
OTTOMAR CARLICZEK,
Demonstrator of Roentgen Rav Diagno­
A. E. GAMMAGE, A ttorney ,
sis and of Illuminating and Cautery
Professor of Medical Jurisprudence and
Apparatus.
Insanity.
H. W. SCAIFE, M. A., M. D.
FRANK S. LEWIS,
Prof.of Hvgieneand Preventive Medicine
Instructor in Latin.
F ees an d E x p e n s e s .
Matriculation Fee, paid only once ................................................................. $ 5.00
General Ticket, each year of attendance............................. •.......................... 60.00
Anatomical Ticket, including material, first and second years, each year.... 5.00
Laboratory Ticket, first and second years, each year........................................ 5.00
P R O G R E S S IV E
M E D IC A L C O L L E G E
In Keeping w ith the Advance of the Times.
He [Ingersoll] claimed great
friendship for workingmen, and
The Directors have decided to make Special Liberal Inducements
l@^dl $ 0 „ ® ® a n d re c e iv e a posed as the champion of the poor, to readers
of the TORCH OF REASON.
Address for Announcement
n e a tly c lo t h - but there is no record of any tangi- and Terms,
b o u n d c o p y , p o st p a id .
ble kindness ever bestowed.—[Pa-
cirtc Baptist.
A G E N T S W A N TE D .
Here, you champion long dis­
1 6 7 D e a rb o rn S t r e e t ,
tance, Rocky Mountain liar! What
IL L IN O IS
- address -
are you talking about? For twen- C H IC A G O
__________
i ty years Colonel Ingersoll has giv-
en away to charitable purposes the
S ilverton
O regon bulk of his income of #50,1)00 a
year. Were it not for his life insur­
ance, his widow would be compelled
to sell the home to get monev to
F o r s tn e r s ’ s
live on. If you would comedown
East and tell that yarn to any one
of Mr. Ingersoll’s thousands of
To sell property
IS INVALU ABE TO
poor beneficiaries, you would get
To buy a home
C arpenters and Joiners, for mortising, your head bumped before you
such as lettimz in locks, as it takes the could get around the corner to the
To go into business
place of chisel and gouge; to
«
,
„ Cabinet
.. . „ Makers,
i
f for • inlaid
. •, work,
, dow-
,
first saloon.
A E. GAflMAGE, P resid en t,
^PoifGh of [Reason
T n f o r m a t io n
BURRAU
YOU
elling, patching, removing splits and
knots. In fact, no
Remember, if you send us the
W agon or P a tte rn M aker in a nu fact ur- n&mes and addresses of 25 of
er of pianos, organs, sewing machines, your Liberal friends and acquaint-
agrieultural implements, sash., blinds, ancces, we will make you a present
fu rn itu re , n o r
, Q, „
c ()p y ()f t ,)e
W R IT E T O U S .
Qf »
R e a gon
A ny Other W oodw orker, should 1« Song Book No. 1. This will only
w it unit it.
cost yOU a £ew minutes’ work and a
AS A MACHINE BIT IT IS UNEQUALED, two-cent stamp.
WANT
Our offer of the Torch of Reason O U T J o b
and the Oregonian for $1.50 is at
an end and we now return to the
PRICES.
Set of five,different sizes, postpaid. $2.00 old rate of $1.75, which is very
Single bit, post,»1,1........................ «0 reasonable, aI1<1 we hopp
get
LIBERAL UNIVERSITY CO.
S ilverton
. O reqon
WE CAN
H E L P YOU
Address, INFORMATION BUREAU
opponiT ib S " nïii.
Silverton, Oregon.
Il ’8 the only ronnd bit in the world
that will bore a SQUARE HOLE
and do all that any other
bit will do.
Address,
To exchange real or personal property
To work, or to hire workers
ANYTHING
many subscriptions to both papers.'
Torch of Reason, $1.00; Oregonian,
i 5M.5O—$2. 50 for only $1.75.
i HONEST
D e p a rtm e n t
‘----- always
gives
----Satisfaction
---- BECAUSE IT G IV ES —
STO C K , F IN E S T IN K A N D E X C E L L E N T W O R K M A N S H IP