The Lord Opened the Eyes of the Young Man
A sermon by Rev. Dr. Talmage urges young men to value home, industry, and Sabbath observance as defenses against temptation. It warns against relying on wit or outward polish, emphasizes religious principle, and cites biblical and historical examples to urge steadfastness, self-discipline, and a Godward life.
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Dothan
Eilisha
Efisha
Adirondacks
Adeghanies
Kane
Absalom
Heuss
Jack
Blackwell's Island
Sing Sing
Crecy
Prince of Wales
Charles V
Francis
Milan
Burgundy
Heaven
Hell
Nsho
Adam
Earth
Assailan
Ohio
Patrick Campbell
Brooklyn Police
Olio
Villians
Ulave
Lord Chesterfield
Mary
Couwing Bouss
Heroienias
Saason
Satan
Jesus
God
Moses
David
Job
Samson
Thun
Park Theatre
New York
Topeka Capital Describes Prohibition Success in Kansas
The Topeka Capital praises prohibition in Kansas, noting law enforcement and a ban on saloons. It highlights a growing, prosperous Topeka with 50 000 residents, paved streets, active railroad construction, and broad civic support for maintaining the ban.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
Lers
Topeka
I Like Hymen Best Reston Budget
A playful exchange unfolds as a speaker asks about preferred men, noting both tall and small suitors. The response pivots to a witty aside praising Hymen as the favorite, in a light fragment from Reston Budget.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reston
Provide Sufficient Water Troughs for Cattle
The article advises farm water setups with multiple troughs to prevent hogging by dominant cows. Four troughs suit twelve to fifteen cattle, placed widely or protected. It suggests octagonal troughs or circular layouts, proper drainage to prevent winter ice, and continuous summer flow via a water ram or windmill with a large reservoir.
Feeding science keys to farm profits and feeding mix
A New York Tune analysis explains how farmers can boost profits by mixing feed straw with clover hay and timothy. It notes clover hay yields more albuminoids per ton than timothy and shows straw with clover can match timothy’s nutrition, suggesting selling timothy and keeping clover for feeding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Piper Mill
New York
Proper Handling of Cream in Butter Making
A farmer explains how cream handling affects butter yield. Improper final skimming and uneven mixing of cream from different cows reduce butter output. best practice is to store the last skim with older cream for 6 to 12 hours and to thoroughly mix cream from all cows before churning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice
Mark Hughes
West Grove
Jess
Heard
Dairyman
Farming Advice On Livestock Care And Management
The article stresses that young animals yield the most profit and good care is crucial. It recommends breeding for strength, endurance, then style, and highlights the importance of water feet and barn condition. Mr Hoard suggests tight rubber bands on cow teats. sheep and pigs favor dried fodder, while selling old hens is advised to avoid winter losses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. D. Hoard
Wedding Farewell Echoes Old Family Worries
A fragment recalls a daughter bound for marriage and a cautious father expressing concerns about her future. The brief passage contrasts the hopeful union with traditional misgivings, while a later line notes that diligent workers align with the government and the idle threaten stability.
The City of Gardens Morocco Excerpted Sojourning Impressions
A London News correspondent tours Rabat describing its walls and markets. He notes the palm groves shaping the city, the Sok- Khemis Friday market with native stalls, and lively scenes of traders, performers, and crowds. He observes auctions, leather work, and nightly processions, with funerals vivid yet somber in tone.
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London News
Morocco
Rune
Wich
Fee
Fez
Plster
London
Kaid Maclean
Keseria
England
The Unpardonable Sin Justice Lockemup
Astonished lawbreaker Buydette asks why a $22 fine is imposed for drunkenness. The judge replies that the fine targets getting caught, noting hundreds are drunk daily without fines.
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Justice Lockemup
Justice
Buydette
Let us have peace and the aging view of war
The article reflects on the peace ideal across eras from Wellington to Grant and Tennyson, arguing war is a relic while arbitration gains favor. It notes growing openness among medical schools and practitioners toward cross training, professional coexistence, and the use of proprietary medicines like Warner's Safe Cure for kidney diseases.
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Wellington
J. G. Holland
Scribner's Magazine
BR. A. Gaun
Medical College of New York
Warner
Dio Lewis
Grant
Tennyson
British temperance debate on titles for brewers and baronets
The piece critiques honors for drink-traffic leaders amid temperance advances in Britain. It argues governments grant titles to brewers, with little clear basis for such recognition, while noting the Maine plan to imprison brewers as an improvement. It also mentions Taylor's Hospital Care and Nebulizer therapy in New York.
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Great Britain
Jiavor Ag
Theng
Maine
Taylor's Hospital Care
Bway
New York
Scott's Emulsion boosts flesh and appetite for wasting diseases
A historical advertisement extols Scott's Emulsion as flesh builder and appetite stimulant for wasting diseases and children. It notes Dr. W. Dreave of Knoxville Alabama endorsing its use and claims the product improves health by aiding digestion and nutrient absorption. Ten cities in Iowa have women school superintendents.
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Scotts Eversion
Scott
W. Dreave
M.D
Knoxville
Ala
Iowa
The Proper Study of Mankind and Dr Pierces Remedies
A satirical note on the line about mankind and women cites Dr Kh V Kierce offering a life study and his “favorite Prescription” as a panacea for female ailments. It advertises reduced prices to one dollar and mentions Pierres Pellets for headaches and bowel cleansing at 25 cents a vial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amstriaus Pope
Kh. V. Kierce
New Year Boost for Illustrated Family Weekly Prompted
Publishers announce a larger Illustrated Family Weekly with increased attractions for the new year. If $1.75 is sent now, subscribers will receive the companion to January 183, and a free Thanksgiving and Christian numbers issue through January.
Positive remedy for consumption offered by Dr T A Slocum
Letter to the editor claims a cure for consumption with a remedy named Frere and offers to send two bottles to readers who provide their express address. The writer, T A Slocum M C, provides Pearl Street New York as contact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. A. Slocum
M. C
Pearl St
N.Y
New York
Hood's Sarsaparilla Promoted For Catarrh Relief
A Victorian ad claims ringing ears and nasal catarrh stem from catarrh and touts Hood's Sarsaparilla as an effective remedy. It features testimonial from J L Roorr of Markstruts Kentucky and notes price of 1 dollar for 100 doses or six for five dollars.
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Hood
J. L. Roorr
Markstruts
Not Much Dismayed By Supreme Court Ruling On Liquor
Brooklyn writer De Witt Tacarage laments a Supreme Court decision aiding the liquor trade. He declares the saloon power a heavy curse on the nation moral socially and politically and urges a crusade against the saloon to defend community manhood and order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Talmage
Eaditor
Supreme Court
Trafic
VY. de Witt Tacarage
Brooklyn
New York Graphic
United States
Persistent neuralgia relief claims with St Jacobs Oil
The article cites several 1880s testimonials from Mary K. Sheed, R. G. Trot, E. W. Spangler, and Charles W. Law Jr., detailing rapid neuralgia relief after using St Jacobs Oil. Writers describe face and neck pain easing within minutes to days with no recurrence. The piece emphasizes repeated success across multiple locations.
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Mary K. Sheed
Maryland Avenue
Washington, D. C
St. Jacobs
Eleventh Street
S. W
R. G. Trot
St. Lows
St Jacobs Gil
At & A.M
E. W. Spangler
York, Pa
St. Jacobs Oil
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Mich
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Pierce
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Dr. Minor
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Norwich
Oberlin College
Yale
University of Penn, Phila
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Chatauqua University, &c. Prospectus
Loisette
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Guine “L. Bise
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Rnte Brewster Safety Rein Solder Co
Holly, Mich
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Kidder
Nigesty Ag
Kidder & Co
Jobo
Douglas
W.L. Douglas
Brockton
Agenttine Meerschaum
R. W. Tas. Sill & CO
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Chicago
McGertrick & Ban
Paaums Business College
E. Rosas & Co
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H. J. Getman & Co
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Moody
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Cincinnati
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Ghestfal
Philadelphia
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E. S. Wells
Jersey City
N. J
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