Ingersoll To Lecture Here

Robert G. Ingersoll lias well been called the illustrious champion of the religión of reason. Reason is the rock upon whicli lie builde the superstructure of argument and declaration that has never been succesafully assailed. The principies of Thomas Paine, Thomas .Tefferson, and Benjamin Franklin are those of Robert G. Ingersoll, and they are as sound today as they were a century ago. The courage necessary to expound a doctrine that is not in the fashion is possessed by only a few men in every age. In our day, the most prominent figure in the smaíl forcé of men who dare to utter what they believe to be the truth about religión is Robert G. Ingersoll. He has been gifted by nature with a po werf ui brain and a charm of theory that enables him to express the results of his study with clearness and there is little hazard in predicting an overflowing attendance on the occasion of his forthcoming appearance on the lecture platform in this city, at the Grand Opera House, Satur day evening, Nov. 21 .