Confession as the soul of the church argues its divine value
The essay extols Confession as essential to salvation and social order, praising priests as divine agents who regulate vice, sustain virtue, and curb crime. It cites Rousseau, Fitswilliam, and Raynal to claim confession underpins morality, government, and public life, while condemning Protestantism's reforms and skeptics.
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Fitswilliam
Atticus
Raynal
France
Jean Jacques Rousseau
Luther
Calvin
Knox
Nailor
Wesley
Church of Christ
The Lesson of the Hour on Socialism and Rulers
The piece warns that the bomb that killed Alexander II fuels fear among rulers as socialist presses spread antiestablishment ideas worldwide. It argues rulers unite to curb socialists, notes Irish and Polish tensions, cites coercion, and insists religion resists social upheaval despite repression.
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Alexander the Second
Russia
Geneva
Paris
London
New York
God
Europe
Victoria
Ireland
Forster
Germany
Bismarck
Gambetta
France
Eingland
Catholic Review Critiques Enemies of the Church
The Catholic Review condemns foes of the church describing them as enemies and steadfast haters of the earth who aided the spoliation of inherited rights and vented rage against church teachings, hoping England and all truth seekers recognize the churchs moral power in human affairs.
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England
Catholic Review
Advice to Catholic Mothers by Archbishop Vaughan
Archbishop Vaughan urges Catholic parents to model deep faith for their children. He tells mothers to be the religion's example, teach the crucifix and saints, adorn rooms with holy pictures, and show love and reverence. Fathers should also inspire love and fear, guiding children from their earliest days.
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Vaughan
Christ
Parker's Hair Balsam Promises Quick Youthful Color
Ws Gray. Hairam are honorable, pub their premature appearance is annoy ing. Parker's Hair Balsam is popular for cleanliness and promptly restoring the youthful color.
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Parker
Lookers-on in Congress Spectators as Voters And Victims
G H Lathrop in Harper's Magazine notes spectators in Congress vary by gender race and class. He recalls a Carolina porter in a slouch hat eyeing female voters across galleries and a lank ex clerical figure known as the prayer fiend who attends every opening prayer. Lobbyists and absurd claimants crowd corridors as gambling like fascination grips sessions.
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Congress
Georgetown
H. Lathrop
Harper's Magazine
Supreme Court Upholds Utah Bigamy Bias Claim
The U S Supreme Court reverses Utah Bigamy conviction in Miles v United States. It finds juror bias against polygamy, allows evidence on first marriage, and rules second wife testimony improper. Court calls for Congress to change Utah evidence law. case remanded for new trial. Justice Woods delivered the opinion.
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Supreme Court
Supreme Court of the United States
John Miles
United States
Supreme Court, ‘of
Utah
Miles
Third District Court of
Salt Lake City
jSupreme’Court
District Court
Caroline Owens
Emily Spencer
Caroline @wens
Emily Spenser
Congress
Supreme Court of Utah
Woods
Advert, Health Claim Peddled By Sun Budget
A fragment from the Boston Sunday Budget touts a so called cure for habitual costiveness claiming it helps most American women by addressing related disorders. It promotes both liquid and dry forms as equally effective.
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Boston
Be It Enacted By The General Assembly Of Franklyn
A fragment from a 1779 law lists salaries in deer and raccoon skins for Franklin State officials. It records His Excellency the Governor at 1000 deer skins per year and other offices paid in furs, plus per diem for Assembly members and various fees for warrants. The law was entered October 18, 1779 under the state seal.
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Tennessee
North Carolina
General Assembly
Franklyn
House of Commons
Jimmy O Neil and the White House Doorkeeper Policy
President Jackson kept Jimmy O Neil as White House doorkeeper despite repeated faults. Major Donelson, his secretary and nephew, repeatedly sought his dismissal, but higher courts overturned it. At a final hearing Jackson told Jimmy to be careful, and Jimmy stayed on until Jackson’s death.
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Jackson
Jimmy O’neil
Jimmy O'Neil
White House
Major Donelson
Jimmy
Hermitage
Hop Bitters Saved My Household Says Farmer
A farmer reports that six years of bedridden sickness costing $1,200 was halted by three bottles of Hop Bitters taken by his wife. She has managed the house for a year without loss of wages, and he urges others to hear of the relief for their benefit.
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B. Farmer
Apuwack in vodtown thn terms and 85 outs
Address H. Hallett & Co. Portland Maine. Auction terms and deals mentioned in a fragmentary notice.
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Apuwack
H.hallett&co
Portland, Me
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