Rest for the weary at Moody meetings at Citadel Church
Evangelist Dwight L. Moody led a large Charleston gathering at Citadel Square Baptist Church. He preached that true rest comes from Jesus Christ, not from pleasure or wealth, urging believers to confess Him boldly. The night service included calls for public testimony and a final hymn as crowds dispersed.
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Citadel Baptist Church
St. Michael's
Charleston
Dwight L. Moody
Mr. Moody
Mr. Wells
David L Ramsay
Citadel Square Baptist Church
Orio
Washington
House of Representatives
Senate
White House
United States of America
Isbor
House
Cabinet
Jesus Christ of Nazareth
Jesus
Christ
Evangelist Moody
Leare Lim
Citadel Square
Hyman
Buys
Bethel
Moody
Herod
Kingdom of Heaven
Paul
Ma'hommet
Salt Lake City
Chicago
Hell
A Partz
Joseph
Arimathea
Mr. Mondy
Pally
BILLARP'S LETTER Delights in grandchild care and child rearing
A reflective piece from the Atlanta Constitution explores the cost and joy of raising children. The author praises nursing and schooling, describes his granddaughter Caroline, and contrasts parental devotion with societal fuss. He notes lifelong happiness from family life, shadows of outsiders, and the labor of mothers over decades.
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Atlanta Constitution
Caroline
Congress
Unite Beates
Florida
New York
Ohio
Mexico
Carl
Raoul
Oa 4
Garl
Jacob
Benjamin
Nature Treckon
Wealth versus happiness in a tale of a Oregon millionaire
A long paraphrase shows wealth's lure replacing simple living, as a millionaire's wife presses enthrallment with society in Washington. A farmer visits the new mansion revealing the hollowness of lavish display, sparking regret and a parrot wish as the moral sting of luxury emerges.
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Law
Archiject
Aladilin’s
Mr. Blunk
Washington
Willionaire
A Loft Place Tall Tale of Backbones and Love
The uncle recalls courting the widow with comic misreads and double entendres. He recounts a morning visit, shared meals, and their playful intimacy culminating in a sly tell that may not go further.
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Tim
New Methods of Gold Mining and Domestic Revelry
A section contrasts mining shifts from placer alluvial gold to deep lode mining with richer quartz veins, noting costs and output differences since 1848. It cites Transvaal beds, 33 million output in 1894, and Professor Rickard estimates. Also a wry wedding card quip about a bride’s limited home hours and a husband.
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Aidea
Transvaal
Rickard
California
Australia
Carrie
Not to be Trified With and the Cough Remedy Claim
The Cincinnati Gazette warns that a cold is an accident to dread and requires prompt treatment to avoid serious outcomes. Many illnesses begin with minor symptoms and neglect leads to chronic invalids. The note promotes Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as prompt and effective, available in 23 and 50 cent bottles from Hin Bros.
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Pageengar
New York
Lara
Toledo, Peoria and Western
Chatsworth
Ills
Courta
Obicags
Louisville
Ashtabula
Lake Shore
New York Central
Chicago, Milwaukee and St. Paul
Timvis Central
New York State
New York Sun
Johnny
Weil
Abi
Americas
Jorge
Tsay
France
Begorra
Paty
Ace
Ellie
Bobby
George Dot
Georga Dent
Bey
British Museum
Cicero
Rosting
Noah
Department of Rodd
Geners
Roy Stone
United States
Geo. Aao
Lebanon
Conn
Hill Broa
Florida
Simon
Hariman
Tunselton
West Va
Chamberlain
Hill Bros
The
Cincinnati Gazette
Hin Bros
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Cleveland Seed Go
ORR & Sloan
C. A. Reed
MUSIC
Coll
Suave
Co. A. Reed
Ivery
Brownlee & Vandivers
Broce Bros
Brock Bros
M. Hubbard
Hubbard
Johan MW. Rubbard
Billarp
Georgia
Grover
C. A. Young
Princeton
Young
Earth
Pickering
Harvard
Garrett P. Serviss
Serviss
Perrine
Ize
London
Paris
India
Ching
Holland
Clarence
Londo
Perry Patettio
Wayworn Watson
William
Cheboygan
Michigan
Robert’ la Salle
la Salle
Converse College
D. E. Converse
Citizens of
Spartanburg
Cause of Education
States
Canada
Blank
Ball
Toledo
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