THE TORCH OF REASON, SILVERTON, OREGON, MAY 24, 1900.
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The bey which he furnishes us to ed arrayed as a bishop. Here
OFFER- $3
these strange problems presented comes in what has so astounded $ 3 — G R E A T S P E C IA L
by medieval art is mainly the old many travelers—the apparent ob
dogmatic relation between nature scenity of some of the representa
and scriptures. In the early church tions.
«. ien tifie truth ceased to be~st_udied_ More_ and ^more,__frequently
ior truth’s sake, but was used to tnrougnoui Europe we nave
havi in
ascertain and illustrate the mean- sculpture the figuresof foxes preach
ings of the Bible, and to establish ing to fowls, with other foxes lying
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the dogmas of the church. The in wait behind the pulpit to catch
book of nature was held more and the congregation, of asses wearing
more to be the counterpart and, rosaries; of donkeys playing upon
B new Tamilv medical Work
therefore, the interpreter of the book the lyre; of pigs playing upon bag
bv Dr. 3. R. fireer, Chicano«*««*««««*
of Revelation. The visible creation pipes; of foxes confessing birds; of
H IS book is up to d ate in every par
was held to be a mirror of the spir wolves confessing sheep; and these
tie u lar.
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appear not only in sculpture but in
itual realm.
I t tells you how to cure yourself
by
sim ple and h arm less hom e rem
Very early in the history of the other forms of art.
edies.
church appeared tho treatise known
The special value of Prof. Evans’
It re c o m m e n d s no poisonous or
dangerous dru g s.
as the Physiologus. In this, vari book lies in the fact that it enables
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C teaches sim ple com m on-sense m ethods
ous objects in nature were made to the American reader to get really accordance w ith n a tu r e ’s laws
not endorse dangerous ex p erim ets with
interpret and to be interpreted by into the thoughts of his ancestors th e It su does
rg eo n ’s knife.
who worshipped in the cathedrals, I t teaches how to save h ealth and life bv sale
various passages of scripture.
Early in the third century, Ori- revealing more and more clearly m ethods.
that all progress in thought is the It is en tirely free from technical ru b b ish ,
gen laid down a great doctrine, as result of evolution, which is b y no
t teaches p rev en tio n —th a t it is b e tter to know
to avoid disease th a n to tak e anv m edicine
follows: The visible world teaches means to cease in our time.—[A. I). as iow a cure.
us cmcerning the invisible; the White, in Popular Science Monthly. I t teaches how typhoid and o th er fevers can be^ ~ _______ -•
en rrh
ted , and
cured,
gives
th e Iiest
earth contains images of heavenly
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and kn
t v e r V \ ft f e a ,,Ji.vnt for la 8 r iPPe . d iP-
T he D iscovery of G od ?— This It is not an ad v ertisem en t and has no m edicine
things. As God made man in his
thsea8e-
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own image and after his own like important event has just occurred k has 16 colored plates show ing different. ¿ % " ? n,d.*he. u 8e of a n ti-to x in e .
is b o o t . • a n n á 'i a i H o í a J e vó!Í'r' r 7.!t Part8‘ " f « « h u m a n body.
ness, so he created the lower ani in the State of Texas. It is report T 1 h his
book can n o t fail to
t ° (^ please
y o von
, , n I , yuu are |o o k .Iig for |ie a lü ; , )y th e >afe8t
mals after likeness of heavenly ed in “The Examiner”, issued at 8 l l r ^ J 1 «' ’/!ean 8 ’ do not oelay g etting it.
_______G reer, th e a u th o r, is a p ractic i ng ph y
. sician in C hicago, is Professor of
Paris, Texas, bi-monthly, bv R.
prototypes.
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nificance was one which existed sectors of the theology superstitions
“ I h a v e e x a m in e d y o u r book, * A P h y sic ia n In th e
th e profession and public.
H o u se.’ an d am m u c h p le a se d w ith its c o n te n t- and
fa m ily sh o u ld k now how
c a re f o r th e
neither in the Bible nor in nature. extant. The Sybiline lady through h to e n a e. lth E o f v ery
T his hook has 800 pages, is neatly
th e h u tirc h o ld , a h ic h is a h u m a n r i g h t a n d
bound
in cloth with gold le tte rs,a n d will
k g iv e s th e in f o rm a tio n n eed ed an d in
This animal was the Phoenix; it whom this discovery was made, d I u n ty g . u a Y g o e u t h r e h o p o eo
p le ca n re a d ily u n d e rs ta n d . I c o n
sen
t
postpaid to any address on re
n o t n a m in g th e u se o f a n y p o iso n
ceipt
of
price, $3.00.
was made to teach a world of church arose “sudenly from her chair, and g b - u a t tu a d l a h te e r in y o g u s on
tr ic tly to th e use o f n o n -p o iso n o u s rem-’
etlie s—th e o r e tr u e p rin c ip le th a t sh o u ld g u id e all
doctrine, and was stamped upon throwing her arms wildly about, tr e a tm e n t o f d ise ase , a n d w h ich I h a v e a d v o c a te d in SPECIAL OFFFR
my p ra c tic e fo r f o rty y earn o r m o re.
OF REASON *7 ™ E » < ^ ri i d ete£ ; TORcS
the coin of the first Christian em exclaimed: ‘God, to me, is the all-
Y o u rs tr u ly ,
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D r . w . h . C ook .”
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th e p rice o f th e book a lo n e .
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pervading something that controls
peror.
In the 12th century we have, as the universe!’ ” Thereupon the
an outgrowth of the Physiologus, Examiner threw up the sponge a*'d
Our Job D e p a rtm e n t
the Bestiaries. These developed “bowed itself out”. The Torch is
-ALWAYS GIVES-
this theological learning still fur not so easily satisfied. What is
ther, and now it came in with a this “something”? Is it the uni
full tide—the sculptures of cathe verse itself, that is, the process of
drals, the paintings on stained changes going on in and of itself?
glass, the illuminations of manu Is it an “entity” outside of, or sep-
---- BECAUSE IT GIVES___
scripts, the embroideries of vest urate from, the universe? Is it
ments, are filled with phoenixes, simply the name that a surviving HONEST STOCK, FINEST INK AND EXCELLENT WORKHANSHIP
unicorns, salamanders, as weli as fetich worshipper gives to the inco
with the whole range of animals herent fancies and illusions of his BEAT-TKE-WORLD PRICES!
.F o r stn e r ’s.
ignorance?
Will the Examiner
having real existence.
In 3 o r 4
The lion was perhaps most fre further inquire and report?
e tts te in ’s
ounce silver-
ine cases :
arranted
quently sculptured. . . “ When
“
Trenton ” ,
atches
IS INVALUABE TO
the lion perceives that he is being
“ S ta n d a rd ” ,
Do
you
ta
k
e
th
e
o r ‘C e n tu ry ’,
pursued, he erases his footprints!
7 jew els, $3. Elgin o r W alth am , best 7 C arpenters a n d Jo in e rs, for m ortising,
with his tail, so that he cannot be T orch o f Reason?
jew els, non-catcnahle h air-sp rin g , $4.80;
such as le ttin g in locks, as it tak es th e
I
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is
only
One
D
ollar
a
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ear,
and
sam
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15
jew
els,
$6.50.
T
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H
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p
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en
,
place of chisel an d gouge ; to
traced to bis lair. In like manner
co n tain s reading m a tte r th a t you can 17 jew els, a d ju ste d , $9. E lg in , “ B. W .
our Saviour, the lion of the tribe of
not get elsew here for th ree tim es the R a y m o n d ” , 17 jew els, full ad ju sted , gilt, C a b in e t M a k e rs , for in la id w ork, dow-
m oney. I t comes every week, too. $16; sam e, nick el, $20. T he W altham
elling, p a tc h in g , rem oving sp lits and
Judah, ™ concealed SB
ail traces
H of his
..
“ V a n g u a r d ” , E lg in ‘ 140” , “ 150” , “ 181’
k n o ts . In fa c t, no
Godhead when he descended to the | O O y O U l a k e t h e
o r th e “ O tto W ettste in S pecial” , all 21
A PHYSICIAN
IN THE
HOUSE
to
. . . Satisfaction
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jew els, full a d ju ste d , e x tra fine th ro u g h - W a g o n o r P a t t e r n M a k e r m a n u fa c tu r-
out, $25. T he above in 4 o z . coin silver
e r of pianos, organs, sew ing m a c h in e s, p
Another very interesting field is I
,re
(’a8vs
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r
in
best
20-year
filled
gold
screw
a g ric u ltu ra l im p le m e n ts, sa sh , b lin d s,
It is published a t P o rtlan d , ore.,
fu rn itu re , nor
opened by the use of medieval
m o re; in 25-year cases, $6.50 and
m ore. All p rep aid ,
sculpture for satirical purposes.
A n y O th er W o o d w o r k e r , sh o u ld be
N orthw est th a n any o th er paper,an d
L
a d ie s ’ G old W atches .—In gold-filled
without it.
The growth of it in this direction
is th e liest news paper in Oregon. 20-vear cases, 7 jew els, $10; 15 jew els,
You get sixteen pages
a g e a u of ig good
u y u read
rrn-j- $,g 16 jew els, a d ju sted , $16; th e “ O tto
begins to be especially evident in
ing m a tte r each w reek, lnclod.ng . i l WeItH tein’'. 17 j e ie le , f, II » ,|j„ Pt.-,l,
AS A MACHINE BIT IT IS UNEQUALED.
the 13th and 14th centuries, and it
........... and the tra line th r o i^ h o n t, »22.50. T h e r e in
th e news of th e ' nation
w orld, for only $1.50 a year.
It :s the only
in the world
culminated about the time of the
: finest fit led gold 25 y e ar cases, $1.50 m ore.
. round bit
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All a rtis tic h a n d chased, latest style, in |
th a t will bore a SQ U A R E H O L E
^-formation. Monkeys appear as
! plush cases. M an u factu rer’s g u aran tee |
an d do all th a t a n y o th e r
and
m
in
e
accom
panies
all
filled
cases,
]
b it will do.
choristers, swine as monks, asses as
and w atches k ep t in o rd e r one year.
priests, sirens as nuns, wolves as
You can get T he T«»rch of Reason
For solid gold or w atches n o t listed
PRICE,
the father confessors of lambs. In
and th e W eekly O regonian both one above correspond w ith m e.
I can posi- Set of five, d ifferen t sizes postpaid $2 80
year
for
only
$1.75,
little
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0De painted window a fox is repre
th e price of th e O regonian alone.
O pals o r o th e r fine jew elry.
sented preaching to a flock of geese Send all o rders for su b scrip tio n s and for
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A Good O ffer?
from the text, “God is my witness
how I long for you in my bowels.”
fn Ely Cathedral a fox is represent-
sa m p le co p ies to
r / T n ifP U ti l ' p v
TH E TO RCH OF R E A SO N ,
SIL V E R T O N , O REG O N .
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R o c h e l l e , III.
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