Classified Advertisements From Benex Paper Sunday
Meant for subscribers and town residers at two dollars per issue with annual options. Ads cost one dollar per square for three weeks and twenty cents per line for continued space. Limited to twenty lines per week with fixed rates. notices run unless canceled by the advertiser.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BENEX
Bayley
Hope
Thames Streets
Hull
Dinuw
Advanch
Olice
Cnet Hilergieat
Ultra
Insolvent duties and Christian justice urged in debt cases
A reprint comments on moral duties of debtors to pay creditors and Christian duty to restitution. It recounts a banker parable of a devout worker who, after bankruptcy, labors to repay all, urging Christians to resist luxury while others suffer financial hardship.
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Ciyris
Tung
Slugis
Cou Menonte
Wen
Time
Chinen
Jesus
Joss Hood
Cao
Thie
Bankeupi
Sauce
Sir George
Edward VI
Ivan
Boston Post
Hamilton
Cater
Sturgis
United States
Earry
Temperate wine drinkers and the moral rot of intoxication
A dated polemic decries wine drinking portraying it as the ruin of men and society. It cites the Navy, President Tyler, and mothers weeping to urge national reform and denounce temperate drinkers as hypocrites while praising virtue and chastising indulgence. The piece laments the intoxication that drains families and calls for stronger moral restraint.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ngoo Lwusi
United States
John Tyler
Witotn
Irish Bible Faith and a Boy’s Courage
A recounting of William Digby Seymour’s Irish Society of London anniversary tale shows Naparthy priests opposing the Irish Bible for natives. A boy’s encounter with a priest ends with the Bible bought for the boy’s father’s collection box, and the priest dies, penitent, while the society’s work continues. Protest and charity themes mingle with parliamentary wryness and a sailors’ relief fund aboard the Hamilton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Digby Seymour
Irish Society of London
Seymour
Ireland
Iim
Holy Father
Mr. Seymour
Peter
Paul
Churesy
Boglind
Rome
The Laundress of Paris and a Quiet Love Story
In Paris a river laundry forms a small community of washerwomen living on boats and rafts. Blanche Raymond, a diligent young woman, supports her blind father while saving to start a home laundry and to marry Victor, a loyal suitor. A series of acts of care from Victor and Blanche’s restraint test their devotion and duty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Aquatic Corporation
Anton
Quay de la Cite
Pont de la Greve
Blanche Raymond
Blanelle
Renme Homre
Vinn
Nas
Blanche
Tall
Hove
Victor
Asher
Anne
Wisbe
Bomt
Bat ‘Hianche
Mag
Blanche J
Hhaste
Jeogih
Victor Ander
Raymond
Blonghe
Vienne
Aomele
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Lord Rochester
Clineles'y Dave
Sheridan
London
House of Commons
George III
Halle
GG. Wyche
Talbouh
Boston
Dog
Chillings
Tophet
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