Divine unity and salvation in hidden meaning of life
A dense theological passage discusses the subservience of the Word to divine life, Christ as the expression of God, and salvation through unity of Life and Word. It outlines two paths for final destiny: gradual regeneration toward the new heavens or destruction through the hells, depending on the uses of evil and the soul's relation to the divine. it cites C.HLL and references to the Jewish mind and the atonement.
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Divine
Jesus
Jesus Christ
God
Hells
C.hll
Wheat Growth in Nebraska Heralds Settlement Boom
Nebraska rises as a prime settlement field with diverse crops and strong markets. Wheat quality rivals California and Nebraska corn remains dominant. agricultural progress spans a decade, aided by stock raising and fruit culture. Population growth parallels rising crop yields and expanding markets east, west, and south.
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Union
Nebraska
St. Louis
Chicago
California
Appletons Journal Highlights and Notes for The Canon Series
Appletons Journal outlines ongoing papers on The Canon of the Colorado and a drawing of the Canon of Lahore by Albert Webster. Samuel A. Drake contributes A Day in Quincy with a picture of the old Adams birthplace. Maple sugar methods and Mahoning Valley sugar camps are explored, plus Lucy Hooper on French theatres and a bustling Miscellany this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Appleton's Journal
Colorado
Lahore
Albert Webster
Allivan
Samuel A. Drake
Quincy
John
John Quiscy Adams
W. ‘Ft. Thompson
Mahonning Valley
Lucy Hooper
The Infant Musician in May Nursery delights readers
The May Nursery features The Infant Musician with illustrations praised as admirable. It notes one ten year old girl fully absorbed by the piece and highlights Cherry Blossom and the Trades People as especially noticeable among the beauty items.
Lord Stanhope and The Courtier of Misfortune in 19th Century Periodicals
A listing from Littell catalogs multiple 19th century publications and authors. It cites Lord Stanhope in Blackwood's Magazine, A Rose in June Part II in Cornhill Magazine, Mendelssohn works and Ferdinand Hiller in Macmillan, The Courtier of Misfortune in Chambers Journal by William Chambers, The Princess Charlotte in Saturday Review, Youth and Age in Spectator, The Illness of Prince Bismarck in Economist, and poetry and miscellany across these titles.
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Littell
Lord Stanhope
Blackwood’s Magazine
Cornhill
Mendelssohn
Ferdinand Hiller
Macmillan
William Chambers
Chamber's Journal
Princess Charlotte
Saturday Review
Youth
Spectator
Prince Bismarck
Economist
Mary Clemner Ames and May 2 Chapter VII Preview
On Saturdays in May 2, Chapter VII of Mary Clemner Ames appears with His Two Wives and Far from the Madding Crowd installments. The White Cap from Miss Thackeray is featured in full with studies of Old Stratford, Shakespearean notes, and a Spielhagan critique.
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Mary Clemmer Ames
Miss Thackeray
Stratford
Shakespeare
Frederick Spielhagan
Anesbach
Howell
Atlantic
Agassiz
Scribner's May Issue Highlights Verne and Diverse Articles
Scribner's for May continues Jules Verne's The Mysterious Island and begins a new volume. Edward King offers another Great South chapter with Tennessee, Georgia, and South Carolina mountains. Adina by Henry James Jr starts, Mrs. Spofford's At Last, and a graphic sketch The Doctor's Wife.
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Jules Verne
Scribner’s
Edward King
South
Mr. King
Tennessee
Georgia
South Carolina
Adina
Henry James, Jr
Schumacher
South America
Taylor
Sol. Eytinge
Miss Trafton
Katherine Earle
Holland
Overland Morning for May features top western letters
The May issue presents John Muir on Yosemite Mountain Sculpture, Charles Warren Stoddard on The Shattery Tryst, Stephen Powers on The California Indians, Leonard Kipp’s Cape Horn Post Office, Grandmother Prentice by Prentice Mulford, Parisian Parlors summarized by John S. Hittell, and notes from J B D Stillman. Miss Coolbirth’s Respite adds verse. editor’s piece on Mount Shasta and other items, plus Etc. and Current Literature. John H. Carmany & Co., Publishers, San Francisco.
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Overland
The
John Muir
Hugh Miller
Yosemite
Charles Warren Stoddard
Stephen Powers
California
Colchis
Argos
Mount Shasta
May Aldine presents Florida scenes and Hartford portrait
The May Aldine showcases fresh engravings and fine art led by John S. Davis's The Dying Hound and J D Woodward’s Florida scenes including Silver Spring and St. Johns River. It also features Hows Hemlocks of Otsego and a Hartford capital drawing, with Max Strakosch portrait and varied literary contents beginning with Annie Herbert.
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John S. Davis
J. D. Woodward
Florida
Union
Silver Spring
St. John’s River
Deiker
J. M. Burfield
John Hows
Otsego
Hartford
Conn
Max Strakosch
May Aldine
Annie Herbert
English Spring and Poetic Works Featured in The East and The West
A listed miscellany features poems and pieces by West Kate Putnam Os, Jacob L Mayer, H Oady, Mrs Blinn, Hopkins of London, and Frederic R Marvin among others. It covers an English Spring reflection, dramatic Duskie, and editorials like The Dying Hound, Flights through Florida, The Retriever, and The Bashful Lover with notes on exhibitions and theater.
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West
Kate Putnam
L Mayer
Beckers man-Chatman
Qid
Storey
Hopkins
London
Frederic R. Marvin
Earnly
Fendo Douglas
Duskie
Florida
Otsego
New Capitol
Hartford
Conn
Wagner
Max Strakosch
Chromos
James Sutton & Co
Maiden Lane
New York City
Morford
Blackwoods April contents mixed fiction and critique
Blackwood's Magazine for April previews Alice Lorraine and Valentine and his Brother with vivid scenes from Covent Garden and Dreamland. It reviews Mrs Somerville's Memoirs and Mill's Autobiography, notes on Ampere letters and Merimee, then discusses Dr Guthrie and Knights decorations, ending with The Political Situation and Ashantee noting a puzzling lizard remark.
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Blackwood
Alice Lorraine
Benny
Covent Garden
Alice
Valentine
Val
Dreamland
New Books
Somerville
John Stuart Mill
Journal Et Correspondance de
Andre-Marie Ampere
Prosper Merimee
Guthrie
Hospitallers of St. John
Holy Church
St Nicholas for May features varied engravings and tales
The May issue presents a large frontispiece and several engravings by Miss Hallock Ledyard Fytlinge and Shepard plus a Japanese drawing. Contents mix practical and imaginative prose including the origin of Blind Man's Buff and Telegraph workings. Fiction runs to Trowbridge Stockton Olive Thorne Greenland and more with poems, sketches, and Riddle Box puzzles.
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St. Nicholas
Goeth
Johanna Sebus
Miss Halloc
Telegraph
N.S. Dodge
Christmas City
Blue Beard
Holstine
Hayden
Trowbridge, Stockton
Olive Thorne
Greenland
Miss Fanshaw
Jimmyjohn
Scraps and Queries in Gardiner's Monthly April
The April Gardiner's Monthly offers hints for amateurs on orange and lemon care, orchids and related topics, greenhouse borders for camellias, and notes on Colens Nellie Grant Sansestines and rare plants. It highlights Hybrid Begonias and the Perpetual La Belle with a Flower Gossip on Pontstempo Palmeri.
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Gardiner’s Monthly
Colens Nellie Grant
Republican strength and mountain scare noted in North Carolina
The piece argues the Republican party remains dominant unless a clearly superior alternative appears, citing it as a “tower of strength.” It reports Bald Mountain fears in North Carolina, claiming the scare sparked religious conversions and whiskey seizures, with minor overall damage and Mrs. Nannie’s chimney surviving a wind.
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North Carolina
Bald Mountain
Raleigh
N. C
Nannie
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P. Marshall
Swan St
Buffalo, N. Y
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H.W. Hoffman
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Proneate Foot of
Chas, Bodmann & Coq
Ohio
I. D. Line's Gift Enterprise
Freire
Fifth St. Cinginnath
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Austria
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Wilson Sewing Machine Co
Figen
Wilson Sewing Machine
S.A. Frey
Loran, Il
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J. S. Lehman, Proprietor
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Vey
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Freeport, IL
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