Two Works of Grace and God's at Hand in it All
This chapter argues there are two distinct works of grace, regeneration and full sanctification, with the Holy Ghost as the true birth and sin killer. It urges believers to seek ongoing transformation, warns against relying on Mosaic law, and cites John, Paul, and Hebrews to defend living free from sin through divine grace and spiritual empowerment.
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Christ
Earth
Apostle
Paul
Washington, D. C
Taul
Asadrecly
God
Jeaus Christ
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Sis
John
Jobs
Jesus
Jesus Christ
Drunnkard
Homecseekers
Minsour Pacific
Arkansas
Texas
Oha
Indian Territory
Iron Mountain
Reblander
Weat 9Th St
Chattanooga
Tenn
Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy Praised by Virginia Parent
In a winter tale from a small Virginia town a parent recalls how Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy cured a baby’s dreadful cold after fears of pneumonia. The testimonial credits the remedy’s curative properties and urges others to try it, noting sales by all dealers.
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Virginia
John E. Harmon
Melfa Station
Chamberlain
Rosslyn
Draggiate
Backache and kidney pain tied to kidney health
A Memphis nurse, Henry Murphy, touts Doan's Kidney Pills as the cure for persistent backache tied to kidney weakness. He recalls using them after relief from pain and urged others to buy the 10 cent tablets from local druggists, with FosterMilburn Co. in Buffalo as U.S. agents.
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Dean
Villa
Henry Murphy
Broadway
Memphis
Tenn
Hamner & Ballard
Doan
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
U. S
Courageous Engineer Bibb Sacrifices Life for Passengers
The text lauds John H. Bibb, engineer of the wrecked train near Lenoir City, for his selfless conduct. It cites his last words about aiding passengers, his duty to safety, and a noble, unselfish heroism that outshines battlefields. It also notes a later public tribute in the Journal and Tribune.
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John H. Bibb
Mr. Bibb
John Bibb
Joby Bibb
Journal and Tribune
Hoar on the South Race Talk and Northern Ties
Massachusetts senator Hoar defends social equality talk while praising Southern virtues and urging reconciliation with the South. He contrasts mercurial northern views withSouthern faith, noting shared bonds and the need to avoid estrangement. Also mentions medical ads and misc local notices from the era.
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Hoar
United Seaguslub
Massachusetts
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