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Newspaper
Henry Republican
Location
Henry, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1876
Page
3
Narrator recalls a dramatic rescue of Robin by Tom and others during a cottage fire. Robin clung to a beam as flames raged, while workers risked themselves to reach him. Tom and the dog Fenimore Woolson are praised for saving the child, with Robin unharmed and returning to mischief afterward.
A New York Mercury piece reports that sane, healthy people can suffer vivid hallucinations. It details cases of hydrophobia delusions, masked ball visions, spectral hauntings, and self haunted minds, noting the phenomenon can strike well balanced individuals without disease or madness.
Dr Edward Smith questions condensed milk as a suitable infant food citing poorer nourishment and reduced disease resistance. Heracling blasting powder from Paris mines is described, blending picric acid and salts to burn steadily. Industrial tips cover green varnish from potash lye and Paris green safety, plus dynamite manufacturing warnings from Robrero and Nobel's safer method.
The Maharajah of Puttiala died after an epileptic seizure at home following Iver illness. He was among the leading Sikh chiefs whose jewels attracted attention during the Prince of Wales visit. His five year old son succeeds him and a Regency Council is expected with the Prime Minister as president.
A devotional fragment urges a devout appeal to the Father for guidance and purity. The speaker asks for grace, moral steadiness, and a reviving breath of the Holy Spirit to keep the heart at peace with God.
Second quarter lessons outline Sunday readings from Acts 1 to 6 with dates June 11 June 18 and June 25. Reviews of a lesson selected by the same school note the Ap'atl s before tha C'well and Boeven Cho-en around Acts chapters 1 through 6.
A medieval tale shows a vengeful duke unable to say Forgive us our trespasses as we forgive them that trespass against us. A chaplain guides him in prayer until the duke admits he cannot truly forgive and must change. The story ends with the duke repeating Amen and understanding the prayer.
A London preacher story recalls Spurgeon advising patience after mud on his pants. A deacon suggests brushing off the stain, but Spurgeon says let it dry for easy removal later. The tale urges letting troubles settle before hurried action.
The piece contrasts how men pursue possible heirs of wealthy deceaseds with how they ignore the idea of becoming joint heirs with Christ to an incorruptible inheritance. It notes believers often dismiss this message as idle or complain of the preacher’s style.
The passage cites Addison praising true religion as banishing lenity and dissolute mirth, replacing it with perpetual serenity and a habitual desire to please others and be pleased, shaping a mind tranquil and cheerful.
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