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Newspaper

Fort Wayne Weekly Sentinel

Location

Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jul 11, 1894

Page

5

The Royal Garden Sermon and Moral Garden Imagery

A preaching sermon uses the garden of Christ as a metaphor for the church, describing it as an irrigated realm of fruitful virtues and heroic Christians. It contrasts snowdrops with battle roses, laments imperfect fruit, and urges personal salvation, using biblical allusions and historical plant images to urge repentance and faith.

Christ der. Talmage Dr. Talmage The Royal Garden Ry IV Montpellier Sam Walter Scott Abbottaford Jesus Esid Jersey Perry Church Martin Luthers Pauls Tom Wyklits Samuel Rutherfords

Consider Him He Is The Same Christ Jesus

Religious verse on Hebrews 12 3 praising Christ as comfort, strength, and redeemer. The poem recounts God’s faithfulness, guidance, and deliverance through trials, ending with Christ’s return and eternal Glory. Attributed to Captain KR K Carter, from the N Independent.

Christ Jesus KR. K. Carter Independent

The Governing Motive and the Power of Best Resolve

The piece argues that living by our best moments, not our worst, shapes belief and action. Emotions influence faith, with immortality feeling real in loss and communal worship strengthening conviction. Keep to the original heroic resolve, viewing drudgery as dust on a radiant purpose marching to its goal. Outlook.

Philosphy William Knight Darwin Matthew Arnold

RIGHT AMBITION FOR EDIFYING THE CHURCH OF GOD

A sermon urges sanctified ambition to build up the church through service and growth in grace. It contrasts selfish pursuit with Paul’s call to excel for others, noting tongues used for profit undermine welfare while true devotion seeks constant Christian advancement and communal love.

Paul Corinthians Corinth

Edifying the Church Through Gifted Service

A reflection urging progress in grace and gifts through Christian friendship and Bible study. It argues believers should awaken and use their gifts to strengthen the church, rekindle service, and strive to please God, citing Paul to Timothy as motivation.

Church of God Paul Timothy God Apostle Christian Inquirer

God Is In Charge And The Meaning Of Doubtful Questions

A devotional column argues that uncertain questions yield to the truth that God oversees all. It suggests relief from loss and death by trusting in a divine order, concluding that God is love. The piece quotes reflections on heaven, the afterlife, and comfort from faith.

God Earth

Of Interest in Little Things and Hard Lessons

A collection of brief inspirational excerpts urging faith in small active intercessions and calm endurance. Austin Phelps praises God's care in minor moments and daily prayers, while Christian Secre tary and U Christian Index emphasize bearing disappointments with fortitude and growing character through life tests.

Austin Phelps U Christian Index

Bright Bits of Truth From the Ram's Horn Columna

A series of pointed religious maxims urging love of God, debt avoidance, charitable giving, and holy living. It links faith to works, warns against indifference to salvation, and depicts Christian duty as active service, with references to scripture and spiritual rewards.

Temperance Note on Appetite and Abstinence

A brief verse argues appetite, including for alcohol, is natural yet risky when excessive. It urges total abstinence, warning that artificial appetites may lead to danger and damage the body, urging readers to shun dangerous things and practice abstinence in full.

R. Thompson Union Signal

A Warning to Boys About Drink and Downward Paths

Mamie Murphy in Self-Culture urges boys to resist the first glass of liquor, warning of ruin, broken mothers, and lost honor. The piece portrays mental and moral wreckage starting with drinking, stressing that restraint preserves future promise and family love. It calls for contemplation before forming such a habit and highlights the pain borne by mothers.

Mamie Murphy

Abstinence as a Moral Duty in Archdeacon Farrar’s View

Archdeacon Farrar argues for total abstinence from alcohol as a moral safeguard and social duty. He cites prison examples and the case of recovering drunkards like John Gough, urging gradual, tea and water aided sobriety for those with strong cravings while stressing abstinence as essential for national wellbeing and personal salvation.

England John Gough Archdeacon Farrar

Physician Testimony on Non Alcoholic Treatment of Disease

Sir Benjamin Ward Richardson spoke at London National Temperance League asserting alcohol as a traditional medical remedy. He details his lifelong shift to exclude alcohol from treatment, noting seven hundred acute cases treated without alcohol at the London Temperance Hospital. He finds health gains and faster convalescence without alcohol, declaring no medicine can be removed with impunity.

Benjamin Ward Richardson National Temperance League London London Temperance Hospital National Temperance Advocate Johe W, Hood Dr. Hood Hood Haywarda Europe Rochester Haywards

Convert War on Alcohol and Cigarettes Testimony

Recent reports cite 1740 converted drunks in London and 23254 drunks in Glasgow streets. Of 12000 New York saloon keepers, 8000 served prison terms. Temperance arguments claim beer harms health more than strong liquor and cigarette use damages intellect and morals, echoed by Sir Henry Thompson on longstanding dangers of alcohol and smoke.

London City New York City Glasgow Scotland Tou Thos New Haven Connecticut Temperance Herald Sir Henry Thompson

How They Differ Telescopes Illustrated By Demo

A practical demonstration contrasts refracting and reflecting telescopes using a reading lens and a magnifying mirror. By placing paper on a wall and adjusting distances, one can observe inverted window images and focused images of distant objects, illustrating image formation at lens and mirror foci.

Tarrett P. Serviss Gm Popular Science Monthly

Ex millionaire Dunc Karns runs for Congress in 22nd PA

Samuel Duncan Karns once a oil magnate now campaigns as a populist candidate for Congress in Pennsylvania's Twenty second district. Born 1848 at Karns Station he built Wells roads lines and pipelines before clashing with Standard Oil and losing his fortune.

Congress Coxey Pittsburg Washington Samuel Duncan Karns Dunc Karns Twenty-second Pennsylvania Karns S. D. Karns Karns Station West Penn Road Plains Pike’s Peak West Virginia Virginia Wea Parker's Landing Exchange Bank of Parker’s Landing Alleghany Karns City Butler Standard Oil Company Alleghany Mountains Glenharhs The Standard Fredericksburg and Orange Fredericksburg Orange Courthouse

California Doctor Scores Enemies in His Will

Dr. John W. Hood, a longtime Haywards physician in Alameda County, California, left a will that reveals his considerateness and personal aims. The document outlines his wishes toward beneficiaries and the settlement of his estate, reflecting his final intents and relationships.

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Law And Gossip Punishments In Historic Maryland Laws

A garbled excerpt discusses archaic Maryland statutes and colonial legal quirks. It notes punishments for gossip, neglectful housekeeping, feeding workers improper foods, and swearing or skipping church, alongside whimsical quotes about a young man sowing Wildcats and cactus adaptations in harsh weather.

Amma Ur ws a newran venare Crushed and Powdered

A brief item notes a product line comment mentioning Amma Ur and a grade described as standard granulated with a price or code 4360. The readable text is fragmentary, lacking clear event details or entities beyond the product context.

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