The Labor enquirer., 1886-11-13
all connected and doing its part in the
wonderful work of life.

all connected and doing it's part in the
wonderful work of life.
Starting with the structure of the
lowest animals, they unfold eacn step of
the vital functions until we reach the
fifth chart when the conditions of life,
the earth and the heavens are spread >.
out before us in one comprehensive pic
ture. Below are the formations of ths
earth, its stratiied rocks, fossils and
minerals, and above are the banded Or
bits Of the planets. coursing around their
central suns"
In this fifth chart of the series, "the
Solan fills a prominent place; remind.
ing us of the discovery Of Neptune
through The logical scientific deductions
of an astronomer. which directed the
eyes Of the astronomical world TO that
one point in the heavens, where it was
found. These charts are the result of
"Sidartha's" labors during few months
of this year, and their publication under
his supervision and management has
already yielded him a handsome pecu-
mary reward.
His anatomical and physiological
charts of earlier date, being entrusted
for publication to others, while he de-
voted his time exclusively to his last
and greatest work, The Book of Life,"
were, contrary to his expectations, Pc
cunlarv loss that caused him unlocked
for embarrassment.
But as scientific works they were
decided success, and are now in use in
more than 5000 schools and fifty COL
leges and also in many private libraries
and IN the offices of physicians, lawyers
professors and teachers.
He has perfected system of :" ,ocial
science" that must form the model OF the
new organization of society, as it is the
| only system which looks forward to tne
integral formation of all societary insti-
tutions instead of a part, as now, based
upon the nature and needs of the uni
versal man. This system is purely SCI
entific in its nature and character, and
provides for all the needs-mental and
physical-of the whole human family.
without distinction of class, sex, cond l.
ton or nationality.
In nv next communication l will give
YOU some idea of his new or perfected
science of sociology. That "Sidartha"
is the leader of thought in this new or
"Messlanic era" there can be no doubt
No other writer, thinker or teacher
approaches him IN the perfection of his
conclusions and the clearness of his
demonstrations, and as vet no scholar OF
anv standing in the scientific world has
assumed to dispute them.
AS scholar he has no superior, and
as an original and fearless thinker, be is
unrivaled.
His theological explanations of the
doctrines of the atonement, sacrifices,
> the trinity, ETC., are turning the old
dogmas upside down and bringing into
prominence the great physiological
7 truths they have 80 lons covered with
vail of mystery.
8 What Jesus said to the Jews in his
> day: II came not the send peace on
8 earth but sword" may possibly be ap-
plicable to the teachings of "Sidartha" l"
: at the commencement of "the new era. u
For they most assuredly tend to the
l ensuring ofan entire change In our pres
ent governments and institutions. The
uprising of the industrial classes is but
premonition of what is to come, But
we hope to build the new more rapidly
and peaceably than any Revolution haf
hitherto done.
Our Anarchlstic brothers now under
sentencesof death in this CITY, have oul
most ardent sympathy. Their undying
courage and fearless denunciations VI
the present systems of civilization have
won for them golden opinions in manv
u circles where hitherto they have only
been looked upon as dangerous Red Re-
publicans, endeavorlng to re enact the
horrors of the French Revolution. Had
l they been more wise, they would
: have ranged themselves under the new
: regime instead of the old But having
taken the sword as their weapon of Of
u Tense and defense against existing
wrongs, its edge has been turned upon
themselves and now threatens their de
struction.
The blind, unreasoping hate thai
y would hound them to the gallows ls bu
the counterpart of the blind, unreason
: ing spirit of revenge that seeks the de-
strnction of the whole social fabric be-
o cause it is not as yet complete in all its
l parts, rather than aid in bringing out it,
: ultimate perfections and developing it,
) entire resources.
And now, Mr.. Editor, let me say be
! fore close, that l have no time
: strength nor inclination to daily with
those persons who are only capable o
exhibiting personal spite, egotistical as
SYMPTOMS and insolent meddling with
private characters.
AS Messianist, hope for change
N conditions for US all that will ensur;
= freedom from the many mistakes IN life