Che Bristol Chan Satirical Weekly in Bristol
Che Bristol Chan publishes every Saturday at No 7 Bradford Street Bristol R L by C A Greene. Subscription for town residents two dollars per year payable half yearly non residents two dollars yearly advance. Single copies four cents. Advertising rates: yearly ten dollars for twenty ads or less, transient ads one dollar per square, twelve lines per square. Religious obituary and political notices billed as advertisements.
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Disciples of Jesus in a Moral Exposé
A poetry piece from the New Haven Daily Mourning Journal and Courier criticizes modern church members. It contrasts ostentatious piety with Jesus’s humility, attacking rich attire, theater attendance, and ballroom life while lamenting neglect of the poor and true devotion.
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New Haven
Disciples OF Jesus
Miscellany Fragments on Silver Nitrate and Moral Fables
A collage of Victorian miscellany including chemistry notes on nitrate of silver and its reactions in water light and salt, a Quaker toast on humility, a Newark tavern anecdote about gifts, a Bible verse anecdote about Moses boots, and chains of moral reflections on memory and truth amid everyday tales. The piece blends science, parable, humor, and pithy maxims.
The Black Shop and the Skating Courtship
In a village setting Giles Hardy the blacksmith draws admiration from Sallie and Lucy while his rough life contrasts with Sallie’s shame when a temperate day shifts to a skating scene. Ariel Arkwright and Felix Fetherbee clash as skaters test fate, amid romantic misadventures and a late forgiving resolution.
A Resting Place
John Seldon, a venerable erudite Englishman with vast antiquarian and legal knowledge, dies confessing no passage beyond scripture. He recalls his vast library and study while quoting the grace of God that brings salvation and the call to live soberly and righteously in this world.
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John Seldon
Europe
Usher
Jesus Christ
Haunted Inn at Antwerp Ends in Sleepy Spectral Show
An inn in Antwerp earned the moniker Haunted Inn after travelers reported a white erectra with a lamp and keys appearing in a corridor. A landlord tried to prove this groundless, but a garrison officer sleeping in the room saw the specter again, only to discover it was a young woman walking in her sleep as he held his loaded pistols ready.
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Lucy
Earatles
Angela
Arkwing
Arkwrig
Ariel
Arkwright
Hoevena
Feliz Feilerboo
Delis
Dettertea
Pelix
Alish
Felix
Ariel Arkwriedht
Thomas
Hain Ward
Ariel Arkwright
Walle
Diermer
Dermer
Felix Fetherbes
Enid Felix
Awbright
Fotherbee
Havens
Louw
Tom
Tom “Hallat
Fetherboo
Antwerp
Kildera
Dedirdus
Freehold
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