THE TORCH OF REASON, SILVERTON, OREGON, FEBRUARY 15, 1900.
6
An Address to Students.
Six Tracts to Promote
Scientific
Wisdom
[Concluded from 1st page.]
I was no escape! As I speak, some
of the sentences which exercised me
$ TORCH OF REASON . . . .
In Place of C h ristia n ity :
when a boy rise to my recollection.
For instance, “He that hath ears to
1 Can Sins be Forgiven?
2 Does Christianity or Science Promote Civil hear, let him hear;” where the
ization?
“He” is left, as it were, floating in
3 Is Religion or Science More Reliable?
mid air without anv verb to sup-
4 Evolution and Comparison of Religions.
' port it. I speak thus of English
5 Does Belief in Miracles Benefit?
' because it was of real value to me.
6 Immortality or Annihilation?
! 1 do not speak of other languages
JUST T H E T H IN G
because their educational value for
to hand to yotir C h ristian friends. Send
&
me was almost insensible. But
2 cents for Ö, or 6 cents for 26 tracts,
to E liza M owry B liven , Brook
knowing the value of English so
lyn, C onn., or send 10 cents
well, I should be the last to deny,
for 50, e ith e r kind or as
N o. 2
sorted k in d s ,to
or even to doubt, the high discip
THE LIBERAL UNIVERSITY CO., line involved in the proper study of
Latin and Greek.
Oregon
Silverton
That study, moreover, has other
“Truth bears th e Torch in the
Sf
search For T ru th .”
merits and recommendations. It
is, as I have said, organized and
systematized by long-continued use.
It is an instrument wielded by
some of our best intellects in the
8 IL V E R T O N , O REG O N:
education of youth; arid it can
L IB E R A L U N IV E R S IT Y PRESS
1899
point to results in the achievements
of our foremost men. What, then,
has science to offer which is in the
PRICE TEN CENTS.
least degree likely to compete with
such a system? I cannot better
IS A BOOK OF
reply than by recurring to the
grand old story from which I have
already quoted. Speaking of the
world and all that therein is, of the Our Job D e p a rtm e n t
sky and the stars around it, the
-ALWAYS GIVES-
ancient writer says, “And God saw
all that he had made, and behold
it was very good.” It is the body
On the following an d
of things thus described which
kin d red Subjects :
science offers to the study of man.
---- BECAUSE IT GIVES-----
There is. a very renowned argu HONEST STOCK, FINEST INK AND EXCELLENT WORKMANSHIP
ment much prized and much quoted
S e lf C ontrol
by theologians, in which the uni
S e lf R esp ect
verse is compared to a watch. Let
W h a t is M o rality? us deal practically with this com
parison. Supposing a watch-maker,
W h a t is Ignorance having
completed his instrument,
V ìg -
to be so satisfied with his work
Fraud a C rim e
as to call it very good, what would
H a b it, 2nd N a tu re you
understand him to mean? You
would not suppose that he referred
Politeness
to the dial-plate in front and the
W isdom
chasing of the case behind, so much
as to the wheels and pinions, the
E tc ., e tc ., e tc .
springs and jewelled pivots of the
works within—to those qualities
One of these c h ap te rs is
M all Orders Prom ptly Attended to. Sam ples Sent Free on A pp licatio n .
W o rth m ore to
and
powers,
in
short,
which
enable
Y oung and old th a n th e
the watch to perform its work as a
P rice of th e book.
keeper of time. With regard to
S IL V E R T O N , O R E G O N
the knowledge of such a watch he
. . . IT SHOULD BE IN . .
PRO DUC E TAKEN
would be a mere ignoramus who STRICTLY ONE PRICE
would content himself with outward
inspection. 1 do not wish to say
STOLL’S PINK
50 YEARS'
one severe word here today, but I
E X P E R IE N C E
fear that many of those who are
CAPSULES
<
very loud in their praise of the
| 0 o© @ and p«eeive a works of the Lord know them only
L ib erals and H u m a n ity in gen-
icatly
eral,
why suffer w ith headache,
neatly cloth- jn this outside and superficial way.
^
^
H
R
w
h
e
n
S t o l l ' s P ink H ea d a ch e
bound copy, post paid.
T rade m a r k s
It is the inner works of the uni
C apsules will cure you? I am
D e s ig n s
a
L
iberal
and
m
an
u
factu
re
he
verse
which
science
reverently
un
C o p y r ig h t s A c .
C apsules lib erally for suffering
AGENTS WANTED.
Anyone sending a sketch and description mny
ascertain our opinion free whether ar
covers; it is the study of these that L ib erals. T hey will cu re all kinds of quickly
invention is probably patentable. Communica
ead ach e in iron tw e n ty to th irty m in
tions strictly confidential. Handbook on Patents
she recommends as a discipline h utes.
free. Oldest agency for securing patents.
Sold by d ruggists e v ery w h ere; if sent
Patents taken through Munn A Co. receive
worthy of all acceptation.—[Frag o u r d ru g g ist does not keep th e m , tell g .rla
l not tec, wit bout c harge. In the
h to get th em . S en t on receip t of 25
lim
-ADDKK88-
1 ments of Science.
cents to any p a rt of th e U nion.
w
Song
Book
RIGHT
LIVING
S ix ty
E x c e lle n t
C h a p te rs
. . . Satisfaction
e haüe placed ©uif tijump Gaifd and
tv©n. §ee the fruits ©f ©multanti
toif^ against combinations and trpusts
b^ reading ©uif ad. in the §iloeift©n
Appeal.
DREYER
EVERY
HOME!
H E A D A C H H
tpeiTGh ©f Ideasen
SlLVKKTOX
& C R A IG
O hegon
a Are
r c you acquainted with the
merits of the Forstner auger bit?
Scientific American.
M anufactured and sold by
¡5 > p . L .
S m ith la n d
P atents
A handsom ely illustrated weekly, Largest d r
culatlon o f any scientific tournai, Term a, S3 a
year : four months, f L Sold by all newsdealers.
Io w a
MU
NN & Co.36— -New York
Branch Offloe. '25 F 8b. Washington, D. C.