Logan’s Vindication Speech Fires Illinois Caucus Echoes
A rousing realist account of Senator Logan's post caucus triumph in Illinois. The narrative frames his vindication against attacks, praises Republican unity and strength, and details supporters’ adulation at the hotel. It notes forthcoming joint capitulation by both houses and outlines railroad developments and 1878 national rail activity in the Midwest.
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Sunday and Temperance Reading on Pantheism
A Sunday reading critiques modern infidelity to Christianity, tracing a current of Pantheism in European socialism and French German communism. It argues Pantheism denies personal God, sin, immortality, and prayer, and contrasts it with the Bible’s Living Personal God as essential to true religion.
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Resisting the Tempter and the Battle Against Drink
A temperance anecdote warns that one glass can shatter willpower, turning a man into a slave to appetite. It cites a printer tempted near the Shades by eleven o clock drink, who, after a failed escape, seeks refuge with his wife who locks him away for thirty hours to save his employment and life.
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The Builders Interrupted Nehemiah 1 7 18
The international Sunday School lesson for January 26 on Nehemiah 1 7 18 recounts Nehemiah’s journey to Jerusalem with a Persian commission, his night survey, and his call for citizens to rebuild the walls. It notes conspirators Saballat Tobiah and others, Nehemiah’s prayer and prudent defense, and the need for families and denominations to act together for God’s work.
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The Livery of Drunkenness Excerpted From Christian Advocate
A vivid denunciation of alcohol’s ruin tracks fall from respectability into debasement. The speaker describes ruined men in tattered coats, gleaming boots, and shabby gloves, their attire masking poverty and loss. The livery of drink parades as a burning garment over all that is bright and good.
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It is All Rest and Rest in Eternal Arms
An aged man near death speaks of eternal rest beneath the everlasting arms. Senator Conkling of New York is unanimously renominated and poised for re election. In Wisconsin the senatorial question faces a dead rock of opposition and uncertainty.
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