THE TORCH OF REASON, SILVERTON, OREGON, DECEMBER 21, 1899.
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ment road, with a fine bike path all
Pineapples are cultivated in
the way. I got about 50 views of fields and grow very large here. I $ 3 — G R E A T S P E C IA L O F F E R “
the scenery and curious trees and got one lor a nickel that would
plants for the Liberal University, weigh three or Jour pounds, and
Oahu, the second in size of th e 1 they are delicious for a hot day and
group of islands, is about 40 miles a warm biker. Cocoanuts and ba-
across both ways, but has capes nanas are everywhere, wild and
running out in all directions and cultivated, but the date palms are
deep bays running iuland, so it is not so plentiful, although there are
very irregular. There is only one quite a lot of them, too. A wild
harbor where large ships can get plum grows here, about the size of
fi new fam ily medical I'Jorh
through the coral reef. This is a petit prune (tree like a large ap-
Honolulu harbor, and the channel pie tree and leaves like the willow),
bv Dr. 3. fi. Greer. CblcaaO'
is so narrow that two ships can not which is very hard to describe.
H IS I»ook is up to d a te in every p a r
xpass at once. Small steamers and Imagine a ripe petit, with a little
ticu lar.
I t tells you how to cu re yourself
schooners come into many little essence of cinnamon arid a little
by sim ple an d h arm less hom e rem
bays around the island and bring lemon juice in it, and a dash of
edies.
It recom m ends no poisonous or
produce to Honolulu for shipment. choke cherry juice over all, and
dan
g ero u s drugs.
Sugar and rice are the principal that is the plum. Then the pap- It teaches sim ple
com m on-sense m ethods in
marketable products, but quite a pia (three syllables; accent on the accordance w ith n a tu r e ’s laws.
It does not endorse dangerous ex p erim ets w ith
lot of coffee is also raised here. pi)—imagine several dozens of can- th e su rg eo n ’s knife.
Most of the coffee is raised on the teloupe melons at the top of a fir I t teaches how to save h ealth and life bv safe
m ethods.
larger island, Hawai, about 200 pole 18 to 25 feet high and a sheaf I t is e n tirely free from technical ru b b ish .
miles southeast of here. I go there of big green leaves over all; seeds I t teaches p rev en tio n —th a t it is b e tter to know
how to avoid disease th a n to tak e anv m edicine
today to get views of the great vol like No. 4 shot in the melons: that as a cu re.
canoes (the largest in the world) is the pappia fruit. It is eaten the It teaches how typhoid and o th er fevers can be I -
both p rev en ted and cured, and gives th e best know n tre a tm e n t for la g rip p e, dip-
and to see the agricultural section, same as a melon. You all know tn e n a , c a ta rrh , co n su m p tio n , ap p en d icitis ami every o th er disease.
the bananas and dates. They are It is not an ad v ertisem en t ami has no m edicine to sell.
which is said to be very rich.
It m akes uncom prom ising war on vaccination and th e use of a n ti-to x in e .
Some of the view’s here are grand the same on the trees as you see i,1, . t 10 colored p lates show ing d ifferent p arts of th e h u m an body.
ns book can n o t fail to please you.
If you are looking for h e a lth by th e safest
beyond description — that of the them in stores, only the dates are
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“Pali” especially. This is where in big clusters, nearly like grapes, l>r. J . H . G reer, th e a u th o r, is a p racticing p hysician in C hicago, is Professor of
~*lG enito-U rinary D iseases in th e College
the great king of Hawai cornered- with bushels of them in a bunch,
H College President’s testimony
lof M edicine am i Surgery, P h v sician -in -
the ancient people of this island and at the top of a palm tree. But the
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C hief to th ‘ e H ‘ arv ard Medical In stitu te ,
C i n c i n n a t i P h y s i o - M e d i c a l C o l l e g e , w rite» to
cocoanuts
you
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recognize
and h as w ritten m any works of value to
compelled them to give up or jump
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over. It is said many thousands if you met them in the road. Im H o *• u I s e h .’ a v a e n d r- u a n m i ln » m e d e n y o p u o r .« b o ed o k . w • ith \ P Its h y r c l o c la n t n e n t In s a th n d e
T his liook has K00 pages, is neatlv
a m I ’.y t h o u IJ k n o w h o w t o c a i u f o r t h e
of them jumped over and their agine small, smooth pumpkins, ami to h e n a e lth . E o f v e t h r y e ; l.ou-1
v hi< li 1-* a h u m a n r i g h t a n d
bound in cloth w ith gold le tters,a n d wifi
d u ty . Y o iir h w k g iv e » t h e Inf o n n a l i o n n e e d e d a n d In
be sen t postpaid to any address on re
bones are there yet. The fall is from dozens to hundreds in circles i n a g t n u l a a tr t e e y t h m e i o , n < <>, n .- e tn a r a r n n in n ip a d t h i e y , u n d e o r f s ta p n t,y d . poison
Ic o n
ceipt of price, $3.00.
straight down 1280 feet, and the around the top of the tree, capped i « bn |f t e m - - _ lh th r r e ln ir o r s e t r i t c r u t I e y p to r i n th c e ip m l e e t o h f a n t o n s h .n o o u fs ld o n g n u tis id e rem all -
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bottom is jagged blocks of lava. by the fern-like palm leaves: these t m r c y a p t n r i a e c n t ic t r e f f <lh
o r f o r t y y e a ’ s o r m o re .
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The “Pali” is six miles out nearly are cocoanuts. I think an acre of V 7 ou rs tr u ly J ,
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the price of the book alone.
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north of Honolulu, The grade is one grove here would load an or
steadily up and the canyon walls dinary freight train at one picking.
The Great
I will tell about the natives and
reach up on both sides, a nearly per
pendicular rock, to about 3500 feet. their food in my next.
It winds around and one has no
Did you ever know a sculptor or
idea of the end so near until a short
No Need to Suffer from A ny Disease.
turn is reached and the walls break painter who, except to order, would
away right and left and the great or could produce statues or paint
E lix ir
Pacific stretches out before you, ings of men, women and children
B a c t e r ia c id e
while at your feet extends a valley with blind eyes, lame legs, twisted
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16 miles long and 8 or 10 wide, spines, club-feet idiot skulls, etc.?
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with sugar and rice fields and cas Nay, do you think you could in
duce a toy-maker to turn out such
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tor-bean plantations, spread out monstrosities, human or beastial?
under you like a map, in all shades The most contemptible toy-maker
S il v e r t o n , O r e g o n .
of green, with the white coral reef in the world would be ashamed to
in front and the dark blue waves copy some of “God’s” living and
dashing up in feathery spray over suffering workmanship. If “God”
made dolls and toys with all the
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it. and the still, deep water next defects and perversions of unfortun
the shore
Then the wall of jet ate human beings, it were bad
black lava and gray volcanic rocks enough; but to make living, think-
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3000 feet high makes the frame to ing, emotional human beings so, to
T he G o v ern m en t n ationalized th e Postal S y stem , why n o t also
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gajd of guch conduct? And how
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On that ride I passed through much longer will men, not other-
miles of guava groves (wild). The wise mad, be content to worship the
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fruit is about like the naval orange assumed author of all human and
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other monsters?
\\ hat absolute
in size and outward appearance, de da(ionI W hat a perversion
All profits on th is liook will lie given to th e L io eral U niversity
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e h an d s of every th in k in g p erson. A ddress all o rd ers to
with seeds mixed through the pulp of
that is right and fit and
The TORCH OF REASON, Silverton, Oregon
like a fig. It has a very high ffa- proper! Surely it is more rational
vor and the outer hull is too spicy end more moral, a thousandfold, to
to eat. The blossoms are small and believe that nature is without a
A descriptive catalogue of all the
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o creator and ruler, one or both, than
best Freethougbt works free on ap-
'ery fragrant, as are all the flowers to beHeve tha( any creator couid
Our fee returned if w e fa it A ny one sending n lieatio ll to
Dellouest & AndrwtWK
on the island, and the fruit is in all exjgt mad and malicious enough to sketch
and description of any invention w ill
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v e i i q u C h l Cu A iK U e W S ,
stages of growth, ripe fruit coming
make things as th e y are,or rule and
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S e lf - r e s p C C t in g b e i n g COUHl own
Patents taken out through us receive a p e c ia l
anernoon, enough ripe guavas t o
,, witb(„lt doin£? his best «•<«*, w ithout charge, in T h e p a t e n t r ec o r d ,
fill all t h e i e l l v o l« H « e s in the U nit-
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Q w im oui uoing n is oc-u. an jnustrated a n d % ldc,y circuIflted ¿OUrnal,
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to improve it; and of course no such consulted by M anufacturers and Investors,
ed States. They are as free as air b(.illg cuU|d have made it or can be,
.Add'e"'
Reliable persons of a mechanical or Inventive mind
to anybody, and I “didn’t do a running it. All kaown facts dem-
p a te n t A ttorneys,)
desiring a trip to the P a r is E x p o s it io n , w ith good
•alary and expenses paid, should write
thing” to about a peck of them.
J onstrate that truth.—[Liberator. > E van s B u ild in g ,
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