7 T H E TORCH OF R EA SO N , S IL V E R T O N , OREGON, AVGUST !», K. M. 30.» (1900.) 1< X X K X > 00< > < X > < X )0< X > 0< > 0(X X X > 00 NEW AND CURIOUS. ) O O O O O O C X X X X > 00< M > (X > 00-(X X X X ) Pope Church and Bible Reversed. (Letter iron, the Ore,.........ol Mar. 31. L 1900.] I 4-' I • 1 4 <»* L i b e r a l C l O S S l C S . U / 1 ■ -.-stm ile ot ihe <-loth t a i -on. ot Fac-simik ci t i c Illuminated Paper the fam ous • Covers of the A tria l of the R ad d atz subm arine “ DOG M A UNCHANGEABLE.” boat was m ade at M ilwaukee. It E d ito r of O r e g o n ia n : made a trip of a mile under water The letter of Mr. Joseph Schell, T TTxTTT5 A ~ A Q Q T r'C ▼ . - — - x and returned. Storage batteries in your issue of the 25th inst.. en- are used as a source of power. titled, “ Dogma U n ch an g eab le/’ is interesting when considered in the The erection of a lofty m ast on light of some of the records and the N antucket South Shoal light- docunient8 °f the V atican at Rome, ship, is advocated. /P his is about M r-S chell tells us th a t the dogma 240 miles from F ire Island. This of the C atholic church is the same will enable vessels to com m unicate lodaJ as wa8 d00 years ago and with New’ York fifteen or sixteen ^e^ore» th a t it does not and cannot hours before they reach their piers, ( hange» and th a t the Pope as such by telegraph. *8 infallible independent of any and all outside influences. *** It w'il, be rem em bered th a t both A section of the tree which was P A P E R E D IT IO N S . CuC H E D IT O N S . over David L ivingstone’s grave has P ythagoras, in the fourth century P ain e’s Age o f Reason ................................ 26 - . W .C orks. o m p l e t e I vol. w o r k s . Paine's C om m on Sense been received by the Royal Geo- ’ and Loperuicus in the 16th 1 ai r*' - j ’[* 15 P o r j ’ 1e.1l Paine's 15 Piu.iv 5 T heological W orks J \ c ) . ' „,'"?* •* , Rights o f M a n ....................................... ns graphical Society of London, and cen tu ry A. D., had taught the doc- '« « 's M iscellaneous W orks. 1 vol 1 ^ u a i r a l a d P ain e’s ' • rials 26 u. 1, Life. By Clio R ickm an 1 Edition, Pai ie ’* R eligious & Theological W orks Ills 54» a a I th e e d ito r o f The ' ration- Boxed. Pain e’s P rin cip al Political W orks, n iu s 50 placed with the other L ivingstone trine of fhe im m obility of the sun nt. Profusely illu s tra te d . i vol 6 V<>L $5.00 Paine’s f J fe . Profusely illu strate d . .............. 50 1 Volnav’s R uins o f E m pires Illu stra te d . 60 relics in its possession. An iron and the m obility of the e a rth — the p ju t 's » R ig h ts o f M an ..........................’...*.” 7.7, tous c a n ’s Vicar of Savoy, aud A S earch for 0 T r it 1. by Olive S c h re in e r......................... 21 n s i s .................... telegraph pole now m arks the spot doctrine th a t the sun is statio n ary P P a ii in 1. e ’s j C Life, tousseau's t................................ 50 by ed N ational. Profusely illus. 76 A°u?.,e ’‘ u ’* Social C o n tra c t............... s C om plete Life, by Clio ' ickm àn a n d vfesher s S u p e rstitio n m all Ages. P o rtra it CO where the great African explorer and th a t the eartn revolves around P a th n e • -ditor _____ 0 _ (tt.rtitbe ____________________ P o rtru it 50 o f th e N atio n a l 1 no n u b *UetM iin|l. M Dickens’ eads. Illus. V> in e ’s P rincipal Politica; W o rk s' ll volV 100 n ,c k e n s' S u n d ay U n d e r T hree p H — - breathed his last. The huge block it. This theory had never been re­ P P a a in I’” 1— r’s H istory o ,.r f _ a c False _ ,— Rei R eligion. Illus. •¿5 e ’s Political W orks, Com plete’ <2 vols 'i' 2 uo Bulwe 26 P a in e ’s Religious a n d Theological W orks 1 00 T»H evrand’s L e tte r to th e Pope P o rtra it. of wood was carried on the shoul­ ceived kindly by the C hristian G ibbon’s H istory of C h ristian ity n i n « " i n n b b b m ’s B irth and C h a ra c te r o f M ahom et.. 26 or® S a b b a tic » . » ders of the natives from the h eart church, P ro testan t or Catholic. It G ibbon’s B irth a n d C h a ra c te r o f M a h o m e t. 50 H iggins’ H Apology for M ahom et, th e Illus. 25 ' “ Unbelief. ihe; seemed to them t o he co n trary to Reasons for By Ixmi< V iard o t 25 of Africa to the coast. F a th e r Tom a n d the Pope a t th e V a tic a n ....... 26 the plain m eaning of certain pass­ *** ages of the Bible. Therefore, the j A telescope was recently being P ro testan t church refused to allow; 7/i tested a t the Bausch and Lomb it to be tau g h t in its schools, and O ptical W orks, at Rochester, N. Y „ the Catholic c h u rc h , ,,y th(J ,nouth aud it was tu rn ed on a bridge and lhe H oly C ongregatil,n o f the the observer saw a young thief take Index, of which the then reigning a tub of b u tter from a wagon and Pope, Paul V., was president, de­ Z oltaire’s R om ances. U’n s tr a t <2 1 50 conceal it. The police were tele­ clared, on March 5, 1616, the fol­ - Essays an d C riticism s. Proftisely illus. 1 60 V o ltaire’s Zadig, or F a t e ; a n d T he W h ite R ousseau’s Vicar o f ¡savoy. P o rtra it. Cloth 50 Bull, a S atirical R o m a n c e .............. >6 phoned to, and the th ie f was cap­ lowing decree: R ousseau’s Social C o n trac t. P o rtra it............ 76 Sage and th e A th e ist; also T he Ic slie r’s S uperstition in all Ages. P o it.a it. 1 CO ------ T he Princess of B abylon............................ 26 tured as he was attem p ting to carry V lc ^ iic r’# (tH uubr miti U c u m i i ft. P o rtra it 1 oo T he Man o f F orty C row ns; and The A nd, w hereas, it h a th also com e to th e Zolney’s R uins o f E m pires, illu s tra te d ..... 75 H uron, or. Pupil o f N a tu re ............ 25 away his prize a few hours later. know ledge of th e said Holy C ongregation Zolne.v’s New R esearches in A ncient H isto ry 1 50 — M icrom egus; T he W orld as it Goes • te a d e ’s (W inw ood' M a rty rd o m o f M an ....... 1 CO P lato ’s Dream ; « k a n n o t* Colin, etc. 15 This is an interesting use of the th a t th e false P y th ag o rean d o ctrin e of Haeckel's V isit to Ceylon. P o rtra it........ ....... l ot) V oltaire’s Romances, c o n ta in in g th e above« Jickens’ S u n d ay U n d er T h re e H eads. Illus. io hooka in vol. Profusely illustrated $1 00 telescope. th e m obility of th e e a rth an d th e im m o- lig g in s’ Horae S a b b a tic « ......................... to --------L e tte rs one on the C h ristian R elig io n ....... 25 LIBRARY OF LIBRARY OF iSSICSo LIBERAL CLASSICS *** \ goose m arket is held regularly in October at W arsaw , Poland, to which about three m illion geese are brought, most of them to be ex­ ported to G erm any. Often coming from rem ote provinces, m any of these geese have to travel over long distances, upon roads which would wear out th eir feet if they were not “ shod.’’ For this purpose they are driven first through ta r poured upon the ground, then through sand. After the operation has been repeated several times the feet of the geese become covered with a hard crust, th a t effectively protects them . lig g in s’ Apology for M a h cm e t, th e Illus. 60 ------- Philosophy o f H isto ry ....... ..................... 26 bility of th e snn, e n tire ly opposed to j iu c h n e r’s Force and M atter. P o r t r a i t ...... 1 CO , ------------------------------------------ Ig n o ra n i t PI P hilosopher ............................. 17 Holy W rit, which is ta u g h t bv N icholas I p c h n e r ’s M an in Past, P r e s e n ta m i F u tu re . 1 ( 0 Chinese C a te ch ism ............. .................... • l i P h p “L r i aXimn ....... . 7n V oltaire'S Essays am i'C riticism sc o n tain s the C opernicus, is now published abroad ioo« oe’s B r t h o f th e R epublic. ^ r a l t - 1 W — R e n »» 4 hooks, profusely a n ’, >ve_ lufe o f Je4us I l l u s illustrateci t r a t e d ......777: 100 50 and received by m any. In o rd er th a t SRitus’ P h ilo s .n b v ........ S c h o p e u lriu -r’s Wisdom o f Life P o rtra it... 25 .- D ise n c h a n tm e n t........ — C ounsels a n d M a x im s .............................. 26 th is opinion m ay not f u rth s r sp re a d , to •'awcett’s a u c e tt S A gnosticism . ..... .................. 75 — R e elixion: l i / i o n ■ n a Dialogue D ia lo i r t ie A O t th h e e r r Essays.. Ifra v i R & O 25 th e dam age of the C atholic tr u th , it is lu lw e r’s H isto ry o f a F alse R eligion ........... it The A rt o f l i t e r a t u r e ............................... 25 ’a lle y ra n d ’s l e t t e r to th e Pope. P ortrait... i. Studies in Pessim ism ............ ................. 25 ordered th a t th is and all o th e r hooks ieasons for U nbelief. By L cu is V ia rd o t D G:ibri d le ’s Life and Im m o rta lity o f M an .... 60 a ti.e rT o m an d th e Pope a t th e V atican teaching th e like doctrine be suspended, • David ion’s Canon o f th e Bible ...................... 50 n g crso li’s L ectures, voi. I, cloth ............... S f D arw in’! O rigin o f Hpecies ................. - 50 an d by th is decree th ey are respectively vol. I, full sheep........... 5 Ot Hypati i By C harles K ingsley........................ 50 ,7/ j i voPT ’ m orocco.... 5 04 ,{.icon's P aradoxes. P o rtra it ............. suspended, forbidden an d co n d em n ed .— Phe Scientific R eligion By M aniel Hands .. ge s »11 s Prose I oetns. P o r tr a it................. 2 54 j rsoll’s C ontroversv * C hristm as Harmon Prof. Jo h n T yndall, “ F rag m en ts of C heaper E dition.. 1 5C --------- Go ls and o th e r Lectures S cience,” vol. ii., p. 215. C ods a n d o th e r L ectures............. 1 04 — G hosts and o th er Lecturas. . ........ 60 G hosts an d o th e r L ectures.......... 1 04 — Home M istakes o f Mosca ............. 25 Home M istakes o f M oses.............. 1 04 ____ — Interview s on T alm age. ...... F inally, the Pope, as the docu- 60 -In te rv iew s on T alm ag e........... «... 1 04 — W hat Must we do to ha Savad 7... 25 -F ield -In g erso ll D iscussion........... 64 ___ ---- B la s p h e m y ............................................ m euts recently brought to light In g erso ll-G lad sto n e C ontroversy 6 54 4 _ — Man, W om an a n d Child. P o rtra it. 25 25 T he C h ristian R e lig io n ................ 6C , — S hakespeare, a L ecture. P o rtra it. 25 8^ow» gave to this and like con- -------------- P a trio tic A ddresses ----- Alxwt th e Holy Bible, a L ecture 25 S h a k e sp ea re , a L ecture. P o rtra it. £0 ---- - Volt lire, a L ecture. P o rtra it 25 tlo,L »p 'cry p h al New T e sta m e n t.............................. l 50 T he C h ristian Religion ............. 25 W ilderness o f Worlds. Illus.... 1 00 W ithout presum ing to question •lorehouse’s — F o u n d atio n s o f F a ith ....................... 25 'a b e r’s F a ith o r F a c t ........................................ i oc -----H o w to R eform M a n k in d ................. 25 K eeler’s S hort H istory of the B ible........... 7S either the statem ents of Mr. Schell E - • v • ami 1 n icisms ................. H a; Ivle’s F re n cn R e v o lu tio n .............................• 75 -----T h e T ru th , a L ectu re........................• 25 F irs t P r in c ip le s ............................... ” 76 or the findings of the Holy Congre­ •,p p e n r c c e e r’s es A gainst C rim in als............ 10 r ’s D a ta o f E th ic s.................................. 7£ ___ -----Crim — - A braham L incoln, a L ecture. P or. 25 ) '• E d u c a tio n ............................................. 76 gation, it may surely be said th at .) 1 i n ’s D escent of M a n ....................... — Whi h Way? A L ectu re................. 2» 75 *** — M yths an d M iracles. A L ecture... 25 rv .in 's O rigin o f H pecies............................... 75 ------ — P atrio tic A ddresses........... .. they are interesting when read to- Di •roc-tor’s ....... 25 O th e r W orm s th a n o u r s ........... 75 ___ ----------Som* Reasons W hy ....................... 21 A series of experim ents have re- g(1ther „ K 9ABGENT. K ingsley’s H y p a tia .................................... 75 W ay T am an A gnostic..................... 25 •Schopenhauer’s E ssays.......... ................................. 73 ----- - Rome or Reason 7 26 cently been carried out in France O 'M eara’s N apoleon,' 2 vol., Boxed. Ulus. 2 64» Portland, Ore., Mar. 28, 1900. S'in T 'titio n A le c tu re .............. 25 Las Casas N apoleon, 4 Vols., Boxed Illus. 6 04 ___ ................... V> by Messrs. Vallot, Jean and Louis C obbett’s E nglish G ra m m a r.............................. 1 GO ___ _ T h an k -g iv in g Hermon ............... 25 Macau ley’s Lays o f A ncient Rome. Illu s... 7 r,4 ____ ------ Vs He u ............................................... 25 Lecarne to determ ine w hether Offer Renewe4l. Shake-pear« P o rtray ed by H im self................. 1 GO — — - indication o f T hom as P aine. 15 - -----’e Siiiei 1« a S in 7 ... ...................... 25 o l d S p a n i s h R o m a n c e ». aerial telegraphy can be carried ■’i t i e O 'e - e y ....................................... 75 Don Q uixote, 4 v o ls ............... 'nli/{duality............................. 25 I-izari.. j de 'fo rm e s, 2 vols.. out between the earth and a balloon Our offer to give a copy of George Asmodeua, 48 Etching», -------- . b e-ty in L ite r a tu r e ........................... 21 1 v o l . ..................... — — 'r J i '- G x y ................................................ 10 which floats freely and w ithout Jacob H olyoake’s English Secular- bachelor o f S alam an ca, Ivoi........ , crown hv», - — " im ita tio n s o f T oleration ................ 10 Zanill'» G onzales, o r th e M erry ■ _ cloth. Bachelor, I vol.. ..........7 B o ie d $18.04 earth connections. The experi- ’Hm w’th a year s subscription to s a n o s ' D i e A bout Im m o rta lity ........... 50 ------ •* “ R elig io n ...................... 60 A d v e n tu re so f GiJ Bias, 3 vols. I , A . .u * “ God ........................... ?0 m ents seem to dem onstrate th a t . .u the the Torch of Reason , for . one dollar The Sam e 12 vols., H a lf Calf, B oxed..............38 04 - - r - has met with such a lieartv re- Don Q uixote, 4 vols., w ith E tchings, Boxed . 6 00 ------- “ “ C o n d u c t............... ?0 “ “ T he Law o f S u re “ .. 4 50 ------- earth wire is not indispensable for sponHe t hat we |iave decided to A dventures o f Gil Bias, 3 vols., “ a u d F a ilu re o f T hin g ! >9 . r’ , 'L A R C L O T H E D I T I O N S O pposites in G eneral transm ission under these circum - renew the offer. This book is cloth A d f ventures o f Gil Bias, 3 vols Illu stra te d . $2 « K eeler’s SI, -rt H istory o f the Bible B J P o p u lar e d itio n 1 00 G ard p n er’v • toil W ’om orn. en and Goda. stances, as when the balloon was hound, gilt top, 150 pages, and Hnoh’do r ? f ^ d a m a n c - ? 11 n h 0 ^ » ^ ’ Hlu’ } ! Asm odeus. or the Devil I on on Two I wo Sticks. stick s. Illua. Illus. t m Db rtra te d . PC B achelor o ' S alam an ca. I llu s tr a te d ........... '0 elevated at a great height the sig- f°r “U cents. We give it free ¿ VaniU » 'i , n z a h s. or Mr ry I , helor. Illua 1 « v On,iin , .„„,«1.., rn- „ ¡with a y e a r’s subscription to the Don Q u ix o te, 4 volum es in 1. Illu stra te d ___ 1 00 V anillo Gonzales, or th e M erry Bachelor. Ilia. naif were received clearly, even T K i w FO R S A L E BY t to rch of Reason, or a renewal. W e FO R S A L E BY though the two m asts were pointing , have only a lim ited num ber, so T H E T O R C H OR R E A S O N , T H E T O R C H OF RE7VSO N, in the sam e direction. order at once. '» iiv e rto n , O re g o n . ' S ilv e rto n , O rc ^ c n ,