The Prodigal Son Elder Brother Sermon
Dr. Talmage argues for a welcoming view of the prodigal and condemns the self righteous elder brother. He highlights envy and pouting within the church and urges mercy and joy at repentance, using Luke 15:8 as the key example. He cites historical figures and parables to underline the dangers of jealousy and Phariseeism.
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Talmage
Canada
Reke
Veal
Germany
Krummacher
Ceyler
Cain
Abel
Esau
Jacob
Saul
David
Haman
Mordecai
Othello
Lago
Orlando
Angelica
Caligula
Torquatus
Caesar
Lompey
Columbus
Cambysee
Dionysius
Philoxentius
Closterman
Geoffrey Kueller
Hudson
Reynolds
Francia
Raphael
Xenophon
Plato
Theogenes
Waterloo
Wannamaker Sires Fast Pacing Progeny at Conneraville Farm
Wannamaker the pacing sire from Charles Caf frey 1043 links progeny Money Maker Verne Fairview Bell Lulu May and more with trials 2 10 to 2 35. He has produced Robby P Khe Wizzard Julia and Jennie Cobb among others and stands at a farm three miles southwest of Conneraville. He is described as a tall brown stallion with extreme speed and strong conformation weighing 1125 pounds.
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Mississippi
Christ
Heaven
Adam
Eve
Church of Christ
Church of God
John Bunyan
Richard Laxter
George Whitefield
the Thunderer
South America
Glasgow
Scotland
Money Maker
Verne
Fairview Bell
Lulu May
Wannamaker
Charles Caffrey
Robby P
Giles Noyes
Khe Wizzard
Gus Fellows
Julia
Happy Medium
Maxie Cobb
Jennie Cobb
Wille Houston
Conneraville
Ten Dollar To Insure Tie Among State’s Top Stallions
A letter thanks supporters and invites friends to the present season, noting the standout condition of a leading stallion and extending cordial invitations from the author to all in the community.
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Tie
Walking Bill at John Walker Homestead Event
A season start for 1900 at the John Walker Homestead located 1 2 miles west of Lyons Station and 4 miles east of Connersville outlines the event. Local notice records a walking bill marking the occasion and venue.
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John Walker
Lyons Station
Connersville
Beeson Station
Indiana
Walking Bill the Horse of Noted Pedigree and Endurance
Description and pedigree of Walking Bill a black 15% gelding with strong bone and knee action. Known for the lowest walking mark in the state and unmatched endurance. Sired by White Man's Delight from Wolf Chaser and Zantboli lines, imported from Arabia by the Hy. Ko L. Co. First dam from French Canadian Winnipeg strain.
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Reab
Bill
White Man's Delight
Wolf Chaser
Zantboli
Arnabia
Hy. Ko L. Co
Thunderbolt
Independence
Wellington
Lord Wellington
Morecastle
Bourbon
Leer
Buena Vista
Napoleon
Black Warior
Mammoth
Glencoe
Prince of Wales
Minnie
Glenceairn
New Castle
Colonel Perch
Geo. W. Baker
Mitton
Insurance terms for living colt sale
Five dollars to insure a living colt. Care taken to prevent accidents, but not responsible for any that may occur. All colts stand good for the season. Persons parting with mares are held responsible for insurance. 3. W. Ferguson.
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W. Ferguson
Colonel Perch a Noted Percheron at Stables of George W Baker
Description and pedigree of Colonel Perch an aural road-size horse bred at the Stables of George W Baker located 21-2 miles west of Milton Indiana. The narrative traces Colonel’s lineage to Jean Le Blanc and the Aran Gallipali lines, listing sire lines Rustique and Petite and dam Brilliant through Rubicond 4280.
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George W. Baker
Milton
Jnd
Jean le Blanc
Rustique
Petite
Brilliant
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