THE TORCH OF REASON, SILVEKIOX, OREGON, NOVEMBER 1, E. M. 300
wrought Seal, as a token of their
veneration.”
We m ust pass over
the description of tl.e gift, for it
w o u ld be too elaborate; suffice it to
say th a t am id tasteful carving and
em blem atic
embossing
enough,
stood these words engraven on a
golden belt, and on four sides re
spectively: “ To the G erm an Mas
ter; From his F riends in E ngland;
28th August, 1831.” The im pres
sion was a star , encircled with a
serpent-of-eternity, and this mot-
toe “ Ohne H ast, Aber Ohne H ast.”
of F au st,
Sir " ’¡»Iter S cott,
I
w . u " niTworth,
) Poets.
B. tv. Proctor, B arry C ornw all.
So given in 6th p a rt of Z e lte r’s C or
respondence w ith G oethe (B erlin 1834.)
G oethe ' s graceful reply was th I8:
W orte, die d er D ich ter sp ric h t,
f re u in h eim isch en B ezirken,
W irken gleich, doch weiss e r nicht
O b sie, in die F e rn e w irken.
B ritte n , h a b t sie aufgefasst!
‘T hätig en S in n ! d as T h u n gezügelt
S tetig S treb en , o h n e H a s t !”
L nd so w’olit I h r es b e sie g e lt!
(1 9 0 0 .)
o «>
violet or ultra-violet hands, these world ought to be ahhi »<>
are utilized and a greater percent- ruvallv at lea",
‘
age of then, are th u s „ blaine(, in t h ^ V J i T e X
7 ,
x iS
Ü
ä
been fcuud’ l.a“'« 'd u p lic a te is X e l v k ' X n" "
™
m
P r in te d o on
n t the
h e sensitized plate after
printed
an exposure of five ,,linule8.
„
b is been dem onstrated th a t these
rays pass through boue very readi-I
. to do
. my nart
r " '
“nd
» 8
i «Roll
i try
’ Sh“ " e " <1'»'-<’r
here ho at to
Silverton' a b o u l t e le t
o f/a X r y ”
muscles with less 1901
We ra n » r
. ,
y ’
.......Ugh integum ents W()rlt together
with g reater resistauce still.
The
A lw ays yours,
THIS WAS THE LETTER.
m edicinal properties of these rays
S. H. V an T rump .
m ay thus he extended to the in Law son, Missouri.
‘‘Fifteen E nglish F riends to Go W ords which th e poet spoke
T rue—in the hom ely circle,
ternal body as well as th e skin.
ethe, on the 28th August, 1831.”
W
ork
also,
though
he
know
s
not
[82d B irth d ay .]
The above letter is considered
TH E LAST SIGN OF L IFE.
If they w ork, in th e d istan ce far.
“S ir:—Am ong the friends whom
very good news bv the L. U O
B ritto n s have them understood !
If an electric cu rren t be applied w o,kers.
this so interesting an n iv ersary calls
Prof.
Van
T
rum p i, a
1 •
•
”
’
I I U llH I J j
A ctive th o u g h t ! h a s action guided— f t living
m
atter,
a
secondary
cur-
tru
m
p
for
us
indeed,
as
he is
’round you,
m ay we E nglish S tead fast striv in g , w ith o u t h a s te ! ”
rent is formed, following in the professional biologist and h o rticu l
F riends, in thought and sym bolic
A nd, as you w ish, be it sealed.
wake of the applied current, but if tu rist. We need ju s t such a man
ally, since personally it is im possi
1 hen he im pressed the Seal they the body is dead, no secondary
ble, present ourselves, to offer you
as we believe him to be, and espec
had sent.
T. R. w
c
u
rren
t
is
formed,
or
else
a
con
ially as he is w illing to sacrifice
our affectionate congratulations.
tra
ry
cu
rren
t
due
to
pol
on th e a lte r of the new religion of
W e hope you will do us the honor
Current Science.
arization
is
noticed.
Mr.
A.
Science and H u m an ity . His letter
to accept this little b irth d ay gift;
W
aller
says
th
at
this
positive
elec
shows th at he is m ade of the rig h t
which as a tru e testim ony of our
AERIAL NAVIGATION.
tric
re-action
proves
th
a
t
the
body
kind of F reetbought tim ber and
feelings, may not be w ithout value.
experim
ented
upon
is
not
dead.
It
A G erm an general, Count Von
has the rig h t kind of faith.
“ We said to ourselves: As it is
alw ays the highest d uty and pleas Zeppelin, has a t last solved the is their last sign of life and ¡»char
Af acteristic of all orgai ic bodies.
ure to show reverence to whom rev problem of aerial navigation.
We give th e Torch of Reason and
erence is due, and our chief, per ter years of toil and study, not 1 he m ethod of procedure is as fol the W eekly Oregonian both one
lows: The subject is connected to
haps our only benefactor, is he w ithout failures, he has launched
year for only $1.75. If you wain
who by act and word, instructs us into the realm s of a ir a peculiar a galvanom eter and its own cu r to tak e advantage of this you m ust
in wisdom,— so we undersigned, craft which obeys his will by sim rent com pensated for so th a t the order soon for we m ay discontinue
switch m ay be opened and closed
feeling towards the Poet Goethe, as ple m anipulation.
w ithout causing the needle to the offer at any time.
I
his
strange
invention
is
a
veri
the sp iritu ally
tau g h t tow ards
S ecularists would you not like to
th eir spiritual teacher, are d esir table cigar-shaped balloon, 415 feet move. 1 he sw itch being io place, have some letterheads printed with
a cu rren t is sent through the sub
ous to express th a t sentim ent open long and 40 feet in diam eter. It is
Secular sentim ent and W ettstein ’s
ject
and
im
m
ediately
the
switch
of
E reethought badge, to use in corre
ly an d in common.
For which constructed of 24 alum inum bands
the
exciting
cu
rren
t
is
closed
and
spondence with your friends? We
end we have determ ined to solicit and divided into 17 com partm ents,
will furnish them to you with y o u r
the
sw
itch
of
th
e
galvanom
eter
his acceptance of a sm all E nglish each one being an independent
nam e and address printed on them
opened.
gift, proceeding from us equally, balloon. These com partm ents are
The experim ent is repeated by orn"’ C<
n,t^P!r h u ,,dred> *1-50 per
-o0, or $2.50 for 500, postpaid. Let
on his approaching b irth d ay ; th a t capable of containing 11,000 cubic
sending the cu rren t in the oppo the people know where you stand.
so, while the venerable m an still feet of hydrogen gas, w ithout ap-
loss in m any weeks. site direction. This dem onstrates
dwells am ong us, some m em orial of pieciahle
w hether or not there is a respon
the g ra titu d e we owe him , may not From the outside of the balloon
Cats Knocked Out!
sive
c
u
rren
t
in
the
subject.
If
a
hang alum inum wires and hempen
be w anting.
secondary cu rren t is noticed in
W atch -C ats g en erally u n d ersell
“ And thus our little trib u te, per cords, to which are attached two
stores,
b u t since I am givim r rn v i. ,•
either
d
irec
tio
n
,th
e
object
is
living;
haps am ong th e purest th a t man boats of light m aterial, and connec
a
tte
n
tio
n to m ail o rd ers, I have faci'h*
if none, the object is dead.
ties
to
ted
by
a
foot
bridge.
Each
carries
............. u n d ersell «»• beet
could offer to m an, now stan d s in
H ouses.
visible shape, and begs to be re a 15-horsepower gasoline engine,
Aid for Both F unds.
C o m p i s ’o ? acr: s , ,¿ a* '.t.h L a t ” ‘
ceived.
May it be welcome and capable of driving the propeller at
the
rate
of
1,200
revolutions
a
m
in
speak perm anently of a most close
Best A m erican w atches, 18 size in 2 3
A spped of about 15 miles E d ito r Torch of Reason.
relation, though wide seao flow be ute.
Enclosed
y o u w ill fin d five d o l- ? r „
Sl,v,erin e screw cases ; “ T ren -
is an ticip ated .
T his craft was
tween the parties.
Jars,
which
I d e a t e to the. buiW .
“ We pray th a t m any years m ay lately tested over Lake Constance
be added to a life so glorious with favorable results.
— th a t all happiness m ay he yours,
PHOTOGRAPING THROUGH THE
HUMAN BODY.
and stren g th given to com plete
*
r>unn
*17
your high task, even as it has
Dr. J. W. Kime, of F ort Dodge,
I am sure th a t you
" e H s te in ,” “ New R ailw ay ,” “ B
h ith erto proceeded ‘like a star, Iowa, has lately dem onstrated th a t
« r e doing a grand and noble work flne
w ithout haste, yet w ithout rest.’ the actinic rays of the sun m ay be and I wish you all th e success pos-
,,
Special,” $22.50; “Cres-
“ We rem ain sir, your friend and made to pass through the hum an aible.
T he next eubecription I
serv an ts,”
body and produce photographic w ant to m ake is tow ard the Inger- ”r
J,49’ 150 or 1H1> *25. “ Sr>e«'ial
*
' K« d w a y ,” 23 Jew els, or “ B unn S n e c ia l’’
FIFTEEN ENGLISH FRIENDS,
prints. I he m ethod of procedure soli C hair, which I expect
Jt will be 24 Jew els, $2H.5O
ou“ n»pecial,
Who were the following: is as follows: The subject is taken some tim e next m onth.
11
a wve. in 4*o u n ce Silver case
H - 'O e x tr a ; in 20-year gold filia l, open
T hom as C arlyle, “ a w rite r of books.”
into a dark room and a sensitized
H enry C. W illiss ,
face $4 e x tr a ; 25 y ear, $6.50 e x tra 20-
Dr. C arlyle, T ra n sla to r of D ante.
y e ar h u n tin g case, $6.50 e x tra , o r in 25-
plate placed in contact with a neg
W ashington, D. C.
W. F ra se r, E d ito r of T he Foreign R e
y ei n h u Vt,,!i?,c^ e ’ *8-50 e x tra .
ative is securely fastened to his
view .
All gold filled cases are a rtis tic h a n d
chaseil
accom panied by M fr.’s g u a r a n
back and all covered over with
Dr. M aginn, E d ito r an d A uthor.
Com ing to S ilverton.
tee and w atches kept in o rd er for one
H e ja u d , E d ito r of F raser.
dark w rappings, so as to exclude
y ear.
G. M oir, T ra n sla to r of W allenstein.
all light.
The subject is then
O th e r sty les and solid gold eq u ally as
Pres. J . E. H osm er, L iberal U n
C h u rc h ill, T ra n sla to r of W a lle n ste in ’s
reasonable.
C orrespond w ith m e for
stood before a reflector, so construc iversity, S ilverton, Oregon:
L ager.
m Z ! h ,n g S !.he
Li.,.. a n d . a v e -
ted th a t all light which falls upon
My
dear
_________
Professor:— Y our 1m oney. O rders filled from an v e a ta -
Je rd a n , E d ito r of th e L itera ry G azette.
o r le s s .' Save
it is focused upon a spot six inches favor of the 11th inst. a. hand and ♦S?®
f e K
Prof. V ilson, E d ito r of Blackw ood.
pay freight.
J. G. L o ck h a rt, E d ito r of th e Q u a rte rly . in diam eter.
A ctinic or chemic contents noted.
It seems to me
OTTO W E T T S T E IN .
Lord F ra n cis Levison G ow er, T ra n sla to r rays being more a b u n d a n t in the th a t the Liberals of the W estern
R o c h e lle , III.
1),
through
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