Nature's Voices in the Messiah's Wake Sermon
Rev. T. DeWitt Talmage argues nature testifies to Christian truth and sustains believers. He cites the Bible’s use of natural imagery to illustrate faith, divine care, and the coming millennial harmony of creation. He asserts science and discovery reinforce Christianity and urges readers to read God’s truth in every element from skies to soil.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joppa
Jerusalem
Solomon's Temple
Lebanon
Paradise
Earth
Calvary
Morse
Robert Fulton
Isaiah
Moses
Friends of
Christ
Bartlett
Robinson
Layard
Palestine
Oliver
Son of God
Caviglia
Egypt
Beyrou
Syria
Jessup
Holy Land
Sycamore
Hawarden
England
Gladstone
Jesus
David
Solomon
Job
Brooks
Electric progress versus the price of blood
A historically spirited meditation on the reliance of modern advancement on risk, arguing electricity will become safer and more common despite initial deaths and public fears. It contrasts electrical progress with gas and steam and notes ongoing legislative activity in the Forty-First Congress around statues, pensions, and infrastructure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England
Land of
Spain
Medical Properties of Vegetables and Health Quotes
Spinach supports kidney health while dandelion greens aid the same. Asparagus purges blood. celery benefits nerves and treats rheumatism. Tomatoes affect the liver. beets and turnips stimulate appetite. Lettuce cucumbers cool. onions garlic leeks olives and shallots boost circulation and digestion. Red onions as diu retic raw white onions for insomnia. A French view calls onion soup a restorative for digestion. A Pindar quote and Beaconsfield aphorism close the piece.
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Scientific American
Nashville jury finds W Pye guilty in McDonald killing case
Nash ville jurors convict W Pye of complicity before the fact in the 1881 killing of U S Commissioner McDonald in Pickett County. CutcaGce city council orders action against city treasurers for a decade of interest pockets on city funds, totaling 30 000 to 50 000 yearly. The starch trust buys the To peka starch works for about 250 000. Rear Admiral Brown lauds the Charleston as the most successful trial trip of a new warship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Pye
Nashville, Tenn
U.S
McDonald
Pickett County
CutcaGce City
Starch Trust
Topeka Starch Works
U. S
Charleston
Brown
New Sounding Machine Cuts Stop Time At Sea
The article notes a new device for taking soundings without halting a vessel. It highlights the Victoria as the largest British warship in active service, valued above 4 million dollars with a 589 crew. Experiments with 25,000 candle power lamps show detection of ships three miles away and signaling up to fifty miles by cloud reflection. It compares liner fleet running costs to construction costs and mentions La Nature's alarm girdle for torpedo defense using a wire float system and night-light signaling.
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David
Job
Kadesh
Lebanon
Christ
Zacharias
Nature
Heaven
John
Paul
LA Nature
General Assembly reports mixed attendance and bills
In Columbus on April 21 and 22, both Senate and House convened with sparse attendance. Bills passed cover veterans’ leagues, holidays, highways, dog cruelty, municipal bonds, and jail reforms. The session notes nominations confirmed, local measures advanced, and several criminal and administrative actions recorded.
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Columbus
A. A. Hannon
Cincinnati
Middletown
Toledo
I. B
Morrow County
Board of Equalization
Marietta
Nate
Shelby County
State Board of Agriculture
Board of Pardons
IL B.s
Supreme Court
Senate
Canton
Carlton
Cincinnati Comptroller
Bonoris
Albert Netter
A. In
Zanesville
Councr
Urbana
Hamilton County
H. B
Toledo Ripper and Railroad Commission
ILB
General
Scioto County
Cuyahoga County
Green
Miami Townships
Lona
Phillips
Fremont
Defiance
Carrollton
Piqua
Geyer
S. B
Mt. Pleasant
Jefferson County
H.B
van Wert
Boards of Education
Carrol
Brooklyn
Holmes County
Cleveland
Ohio notes and incidents in several counties
A roundup of Ohio items includes Homer Leech injured in Canton, Colonel Hounshenn arrested in Bellefontaine, eight year old Katie Epwamps deserted in Cleveland, a Monroeville saloon fined, a Maumee river body found, and W H Kinper named State Superintendent of Insurance. Other items cover a Senate resolution on state house walks, a Bellefontaine farming fire, a Tiffin robbery, and various appointments and legal actions across the state. The report also notes Mexico veterans reuniting in Mt. Vernon and multiple political moves by Governor Campbell including pardons and appointments.
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Canton
Homer Leech
DaAvid S. Hounshenn
Bellefontaine
Donn Pratt
Katie Epwamps
Cleveland
Charles Kuebler
Monroeville
Tur Bedy
William Hoffman
Maumee
Toledo
W. H. Kinper
Hancock County
Ohio
Senate
Evsa Rumen
Lancaster
Jacob Mossbarger
Cons
Anthony
Springfield
Thirteenth Regiment
O. N. G. E. Hays
Steubenville
Commercial National Bank
Mexico
Mt. Vernon
Zachary Taylor
Palo Alto
Resaca de la Palma
Geo. W. Morgan
Wm. B. Franklin
Hartford
Fitz- John Porter
New York
Wm. Ferrar Smith
Philadelphia
T. J. Wood
Dayton
J. W. Denver
Wilmington
Cassius M. Clay
Kentucky
P. T. Beauregard
New Orleans
Jas. F. Longstreet
Atlanta
B. D. Fry
Richmond
E. Kirby Smith
Sewanee
Tenn
General Toll
Petoskey
Mich
Curtis House
Samuel F. Hunt
Cincinnati
A. Banning Norton
Dallas
Texas
Frank H. Hurd
Campbell
Cappenler
Doc Norton
Seneca County
Norton
Canal
Hamilton
Garfield Club
General Schenck
Congress
Cox
Howet
Ohio Senate
Tom Paxton
Ohio Soldiers’ Home
Sandusky
F. P. McGee
Vinton County
Athens Asylum
Samuel D. Haupt
GP. Campbell
Fulton County
John B. Rice
A. Borman
Putnam County
Porter Foster
K. Foster
Daniel Bottomly
Muskingum County
Chas. Thorworth
Amanda Stegner
John O'Neill
Wilberforce University
Joan Woops
Fairport Harbor
Lake Shore Railroad
Painesville
Tuer Senate
John L. Vance
Gallipolis
Tober
Rolla C. Perry
Darke County
House
Secretary of the Treasury
Sarah K. Burg
Port Clinton
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Cambridge Herald
Cambridge, Guernsey CO
Mahaffey & Ogier
Mathews
Heads
Attorneys-At-Law
Hutchison Block
Cambridge
OC. Steele
Mayts
Fred. L. Rosemond
J.M. Bushfield
Rainey
Court House
W. D. Craic
Attorney-at-Law & Notary Public
Washington
Guernsey County
G. B. Taylor
R. T. Scott
Taylor & Scott
New Taylor Block
Physicians and Surgeons
WM. T. Ramsey
M. D
Providence Hospital
National Medical Dispensary
Washington,d.c
Hutchinson's Block
Main Street
Eple
Joseph Morton
Dels
Exchange Hotel
Caldwell
John W. Robinson
Ire Boush
Gerner Market
Mm. Kirk
Zanesville, Ohio
Thompson
Crow
Farmers’ Hotel
Qa Mill Street
Maniney & Ben's Dey
Washington, Ohio
William Smith
Prop
Hotel Berwick
Cambridge, Ohio
H. F. Hunt
G. W. Broom
James G. Johnston
West Camberidge
E. McCollum
South End Mill Street
Cambride
John Harris, JR
Wall's Drug Store
BE. McPheeik
Boots and Shoes
West Main St
John Moss
City Hall
Steubenville Street
Allio
Portland
Meine
T. DeWitt Talmage
D. D
Payson
Baxter
Doddridge
Isannah
Charles Wesley
Abraham Lincoln
General Grant
McLean
Capitol
S. S. Cox
Hawley
America
Christopher Columbus
Chicago
Illinois
Hampton Roads
Dorsey
Treasury
Wits
Thomas
Wis
Yeas
Plumb
Mitchell
United States
Rio Grande Valley
Chandler
Oklahoma
General Stark
Harmer
Manufacturers’ Club
Dunnell
Minn
Srenatra
George P. Buell
Fifteenth Infantry
Houk
Mr. Cummings
N. Y
Messrs. Butterworth
Meb
Spinola
Perkins
Kas
McMillin
Tenn.s
Moore
N. H
Biggs
Cal
Lehrbaeck
N.Y
Srewate
Lafayette
Ind
Louisiana
Hovusa
O'Neill
Board of Trade
Africa
Pindar
Beaconsfield
General Assembly
CoLuMars
H. BG
Board of Education
Orpheus
Yellow Springs
Ashtabula
Vernon
Mallon
Fish and Game
W.S. Cappeller
J. A. Norton
Nolan
Fondant
Sanford
Canal Commission
Schneider
Cincinnati Board of Public Improvements
Oliver P. Goodman
Ross County
Circleville
Daniel Young
Daniel Stein
Young
Charles Blythe
Board of Managers of the Penitentiary
Jerry Lawson
Lucas County
Jerry
Henry Nauman
Clarke County
J.C. Emory
Toronto
Peter Kreilich
Macalounze Creek
Joshua Grant
Gratiot
Licking County
Orro Lturh
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