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Newspaper
Indiana Progress
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 25, 1889
Page
7
The speaker recalls a dreamlike realm where time pauses and love’s ache lingers. A silent figure with imploring eyes stands among unreal blossoms and music that tempers sorrow, as memories of vanished years flood the heart and mind.
Amid siege days at Paris Dutailly household hosts Captain Robillard who gifts a bomb to Mrs. Dutailly. The prank backfires when the bomb is revealed as a chocolate confection after a plan to borrow a carriage falters. Anatole Brichant wins Gertrude in a later wedding as the group laughter fades from danger to comedy.
A devotional verse reflects on Jesus as supremely worthy of love and adoration. The speaker declares finite understanding cannot grasp the Infinite, praising Christ as all-sufficient and transcendent beyond earthly imagery.
The text argues that logic cannot conquer belief, likening it to ice beaten into powder. Only the fire of God's love, fueled by a will lit with sacred glow, can melt unbelief and transform it into living water reflecting light.
A composite page mixes a sermon exhortation on sacred living by Charles H. Spurgeon with reflections on unseen labor and a Belgian temperance update. It quotes Farrar on holiness, praises humble workers, and urges reverence of God in daily tasks. It then covers Belgium’s public drunkenness law and steps for reform, plus short items on abstinence insurance and religious quotes.
A historical collection blends devotional sermons with social testimony. It laments hereditary stigma, condemns alcohol’s harm, and urges personal obligation through scripture and prayer. Dr Pierson and Beecher ideas frame evangelical duty, while a notice previews the 15th annual W C T U convention in Chicago at Battery D with Paris Exposition banners.
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