Employments in Heaven as Told by a Sunday Preacher
In Dr Talmage style the sermon ponders what departed Christians do in heaven. Artists, soldiers, scientists, ministers, and lovers of music or study continue their vocations, transformed and elevated. The vision imagines heavenly careers: artists polishing mastery, soldiers in celestial campaigns, scholars expanding knowledge, and pastors visiting their congregations, all worshiping Christ in perfect harmony.
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Ch Uw
Nelichadnevar
Chebar
Patanos
Paul
Lamiertine
Ezekiel
Earth
Heavenly City
Paul Anddotu
Asum
Heaven
Charch
Starra
Ani
Dorse
Rephael
Michael the Archangel
Michael Angelo
Turner
Holtan
Hunt
Rembrandt
Titian
Amd
Christ
Gol
Louvres
Luxembourgs
Antioch
Pliment
Rousie
Haydn
Harmony
David
God
Elisha
St. John
Joshua
Caleb
Gideon
Samson
Kaelid
John Milton
Plato
Winn Fwamiilten
Jonathan Brbwards
Stian John K Nklin
Nanophon
Herodotus
Moses
Adam
Whire Observatory
Jupiter
Saturn
Orion
Herschel
Set
Isaac Newton
Joseph Henry
Lision
Agassiz
Archangel
Paradise
New Zealand
Australia
John Howard
George Peabody
Thomas Clarkson
Bethlehem
The Russian Bloodhound in a London Flat Siege
A wounded London resident recounts a siege by Capt. Williams' Russian bloodhound in his second floor apartment. The dog, kept from the sick man by the captain, bursts in causing chaos and injures the narrator. Police are summoned and the animal is shot after a tense standoff.
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Strand
London
Jack Williams
Czar
Ozar
Henry
Capt. Williams
William
Sam
Thad
New York Sun
Running Amuck In Malay Lore And A Curious Pair
A London Telegraph excerpt describes the Malay practice called amok with its sudden, fatal violence. it notes the ritual weapon and public dangers, and contrasts Malay calm manners with deadly outbursts. An adjacent anecdote frames an aristocratic pairing and a tale of a Perote’s bold loan request and a fortune-teller sarafi’s cunning.
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East
Hindoostan
Hindoo
Salatiga
Java
Amoker
London Telegraph
Milwaukee Panic Recalled From 1857 Bank Run
An elderly Milwaukee resident recalls the 1857 bank panic when Alexander Mitchell faced a run on his bank. German patrons withdrew funds as fear spread, but Mitchell showed cash reserves. In Tos Bros. helped move money to reassure depositors, baskets filled and money cycled back to the counters, ending the panic.
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Milwaukee
Chicago Inter-Ocean
Alexander Mitchell
Mitchell
Intosh Bros
Ank
Mexican Criminals and Their Notorious Arts of Deceit
The Philadelphia Record warns that Mexican criminals are highly skilled at deception, using innocent appearances to gain trusted servant positions. They plan vengeance if discovered, and employ garrote or stiletto assassins who blend into respectable society. Foreign victims face deadly attacks and false murder accusations by police if they survive.
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Sople
Scotland
Abercombie
John Brown
Burgh
Adam
Joshua
Lot
Haman
Mordecai
Red Sea
Moses
Bethlehem
Crystal
Andrew Melville
Winkcfield
Wesley
Livingston
Mistcher
Nettleton
Finney
Perote
Nirone
Saraf
Cosmopolitan
Mexico
Philadelphia Record
Varieties of Marble in Domestic and Imported Forms
The article surveys marble types including white Italian, Tennessee, Formosa, Mexican onyx, Jasper, coral marble, and Algerian varieties. It notes white is standard but colored marbles grow in popularity, with Formosa praised, Mexican onyx as the most expensive, and American black marble also produced.
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Tennessee
Formosa
New Jerusalem
Pacific Islands
Algeria
Italy
America
Baaton Traveliee
Humorous Fragments and Witty Maxims on Life and Love
A collage of quips, jokes, and satirical one liners on marriage hunger for glory and social foibles. Topics range from oversharing furniture to clever anecdotes about bachelors burglars and poets with punch lines and playful wordplay.
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Fort Yates
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Joer
Tye
Tony Ciety
Simewihine
C. M. Harger
Rupens
Jones
John
Trig
Portland
Vassar
Grey-Staly