THE TORCH OF REASON, SILVERTON, OREGON, SEPTEMBER 7, 1899.
H eavy R eductions
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Our N ational Sem inary of Learn­
by it unless they so choose.
ing.
Sunday afternoon was very
pleasantly spent on the Ohio river.
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Dr. Hjermstad and I went on board E x tra c ts from an article by Prof. W . J.
McGee, p rep a red for th e T orch of Rea­
a boat bound for “Cool Cone)”, an
son by M rs. M . M. T u rn er.
. . . . LADIES’ SKIRTS . . . .
infringement on Coney Island, of
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New York, and the things we saw
“ I have greatly wished to see a
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and the fun w h had would till every plau adopted by which the arts,
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column of the Torch of Reason if sciences, and belles-lettres could be
properly written up. The boat wa6 taught in their fullest extent, there­ A fo rtu n a te c h an ce aw aits th o se of you who h av e need of
crowded, and as it proved to be a by embracing all the advantages of
floating saloon, we were glad to get European tuition with the means of
. . . . SHIRT WAISTS . . . .
on the upper deck, out of the way acquiring the liberal knowledge
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of the smell of whisky. We started which is necessary to qualify our
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a conversation about things past citizens for the exigencies of public
add present, but some kind of a as well as private life, and which
steam music box just over our heads with me is a consideration of great S e e o u r S h o e A d . in th e A p p e a l . . . .
set up such a howl that we could magnitude, by assembling the youth
M ail Orders Promptly Attended to. Samples Sent Free on Application.
only make motions and grin.
from the different parts of this ris­
The Ohio river is about as mud­ ing republic, contributing from their
dy and uninteresting as the Mis­ intercourse au interchange of infor­
S IL V E R T O N , O R E G O N
souri, but the boat glided smoothly mation to the removal of prejudices
PRODUCE TAKEN
and the air was cool. The scenery which might sometimes arise from S T R IC T L Y O N E P R IC E
along the banks is quite interesting local circumstances.”
in places and we enjoyed the ride
So wrote George Washington in
T h e G re a t
for an hour or so, when we landed 1795; and he justified his faith by
at “Cool Coney”, the “warmest’’ works in bequeathing stocks, to the
place in Ohio for its size and at­ value of $25,000, as a personal con­
mosphere. We walked up the bank tribution toward this ideal “semin­
No N eed to Suffer from A ny I)i sease.
and entered the grounds through a ary of learning.” Succeeding pre­
gate around which a crowd had sidents, John Adams, Jefferson,
( E lix ir
gathered waiting for the return Madison, and Monroe, as well as
B a c te r ia c id e
V IT Æ -O R E
E u c a ly p tu s O il
boat. We had a notion to join the others in later years, shared Wash­
O r e - O lin e
returning crowd, but decided to ington’s convictions.
M e d ic a t e d S o a p
wait until the next boat came. We
A century’s exoteric history of
PEARL W. GEER
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Agent
saw the people shoot the chutes, the movement toward a national
we saw the acrobats perform won­ institution of learning, runs the
S ilv e r to n , O r e g o n .
derful feats, and then we went to gamut from enthusiastic support
—
the side of the grounds where we almost to the point of consumma­
watched some poor suckers ride tion, through inertia, indifference, $ 3 — G R E A T S P E C IA L O F F E R — $ 3
around a quarter-mile track on bur­ doubt, antagonism, apathy, revived
ros and in little carts, for which appreciation and renewed support.
privilege they paid a dime or so. Meantime there was an undercur­
Some of the riders were too spirit­ rent of progress in the direction in­
ual, from the use of five-cent beer dicated by Washington—a current
and Keutuky whisky, and would so profound as scarce to ripple the
dismount in peculiar fashion, often surface, yet so powerful as to pro­
before they were ready. The result duce most of the results anticipated.
would be a roll in the mud.
The full significance, even the hare
Dr. Hjermstad and I were more fact of this unheralded and unwrit­
H new Tamilv medical Work
tired than rested when we got home ten progress is hardly recognized,
by Dr. 3. B. 6reer, Chicago«*«««««««»
that evening, but we had had ex­ yet it is a prominent feature in the
B IS book is up to d a te in every p ar­
perience, and that was what exoteric history of the nation. We
tic u lar.
we were after. I met many nice have a great national “seminary of
It tells you how to cure yourself
by sim ple and h arm less hom e rem -
people during my short stay in learning.” Albeit without name or
di
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etlies.
Cincinnati, and will try and visit proper domicile, without charter or
no poisonous or
g
It recom m ends
there again in the winter time definite organization, there is to­
d angerous drugs.
when the Liberal Society is holding day in the national capitol a Fed­ I t teaches sim
ple com m on-sense m ethods in
its meetings. Among those I met eral institution of knowledge, more accordance w ith n a tu re ’s iaws.
not endorse dangerous e x p erim e ts w ith
are Dr. J. B. Wilson, Mr. John \V. efficient and more useful, occupying th e I t su does
rg eo n ’s knife.
Patrick and Mr. Samuel Clark. I a higher and broader plane than I t teaches how to save h e alth am i life by safe
sold some shares of stock in the any other educational institution in m ethods.
It is en tirely free from tech n ical ru b b ish .
Liberal University, secured some existence. It is maintained at a I t teaches p rev en tio n —th a t it is b e tte r to know
how to avoid disease th an to ta k e any m edicine
subscribers for the Torch of Reason cost equivalent to an endowment as
a c u re.
exceeding
a
hundred
million
dollars;
I
t teach es how ty p h o id and o th e r fevers can he
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and promises from Dr. Wilson and
both
p
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ted
and
cu
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,
and
gives
th
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liest
know
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tre a tm e n t for la g rip p e, d ip
Mr. Hogg, to write for the paper,all its faculty and fellows, many of th e ria , c a ta rrh , co n su m p tio n , a p p en d icitis am i every o th e r disease.
of which make my trip to Cincin­ them men of international repute, It is not an a d v e rtise m e n t and nas no m edicine to sell.
akes uncom prom ising w ar on vaccination and th e use of a n ti-to x in e .
reach into thousands; and its influ­ It It m
nati very successful.
has 16 colored p lates phowing d ifferen t p a rts of th e h u m an l>ody.
ence is felt in every organized uni­ T his book can n o t fail to please you. If you are looking for h ealth by th e safest
I am now in Silverton, where I
m eans, do n o t delay g ettin g it.
versity, college, academy, and nor­ and Dr. easiest
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II.
G reer, th e a u th o r, is a practicing
p h y sician
in Chicago,
of
can sum up the work that I have
”JG e"nito-U
rinary
Diseases is in Professor
th e College
mal school of the land.
B
Colltflt President’* Cestimon-
I of M edicine and S u rg ery , 1‘hvsician-in-
done and assist in getting our
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pe | j arv ar)| Medical _
Institute,
Prof.
McGee
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departments
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the profession and public.
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school. I saw so many people and
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and
am
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plea»ed
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and
T his l»ook has K00 pages, is neatly
E very fa m ily rhould know how to care for th e
had so many experiences on the based on absolute knowledge are h tone.
bound in cloth w ith gold letters,am i will
ea lth o f th e hou eho'.d, w hich I , a hum an rig h t and
uty. Y our bo« k (rive, th e Inform ation needed and in
be se n t postpaid to any address on re­
latter end of my trip that it may closely connected with the educa­ d 1 .rinia-re
th e | e«»ple can read ily underetand. 1 con­
tional
institutions
of
the
country,
g ra tu la te yo n on n o t n a m in g th e u ,e o f an y poU on, ceipt of price, $3.00.
take a few issues of the Porch to
but a d h erin g .t t lc t ly to th e use o f non-polw xnou, rem
o<lle'— th e owe t r e e p rin cip le th a t nhould g u id e al,
infusing
a
newer
and
purer
life
into
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