The Royal Garden Sermon by Rev Dr Talmage on Christ Church
Rev Dr Talmage, en route to Australia, preaches on The Royal Garden from Song of Songs 5 1. He likens the church to a garden planted by Christ with flowers, thorny yet noble, including giants of battle such as Luther and Latimer, and explains Jesus bought planted and owns the garden. He urges Christ to walk its aisles and pluck sweetness for himself, noting the church bears fruit through mercy institutions and steadfast faith.
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Sailors and Tourists urged to use Stomach Bitters
The article touts Hostetter's Stomach Bitters as a standard safeguard against sea sickness and travel discomfort. It claims benefits for sailors tourists mariners and travelers and notes its value for indigestion rheumatic neuralgia loss of appetite headache and constipation.
Largest boree in the world reported in Ocea Hecong
A fragment describes a large boree weighing 3.27 pounds with reference to an entity named Jackass still living, though the text is garbled and unclear on context or location.
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Hall's Catarrh Cure Featured In Odd Banter
Disjointed dialogue centers on a drink called Hall's Catarrh Cure taken internally. A man confesses the races have been playing him while a woman warns to keep something hidden from a supervising figure named Clarissa. The excerpt blends snatches of speech with fleeting humor and a mysterious article.
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