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Newspaper
Marshall Messenger
Location
Marshall, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jan 27, 1876
Page
7
The narrator recalls a grove near the village by a murmuring brook and willows where they spent long hours, first alone then with Maud. Fragrant hillside flowers, a pond with lilies, and a bright bird flash frame memories of courting, flowers, and a garden worn with hats and crowns.
A critical essay argues that modern science attacks Christianity and must be met with firm faith. It contends that belief in God and an afterlife offers consolation science cannot explain and that atheistic claims lack lasting authority. The piece defends Christian revelation against evolving theories and urges parents to guide children toward faith amid scientific change.
A fragmented aged narrative recalls Prince Blarhemberg and a famed hunter. It mentions a lion’s roar and a pursuit involving a rhinoceros, with archaic imagery of journeys and mining, agriculture, and prestige.
Documented briefing notes the native populations on St Paul 125 and St George 158, their Greek Catholic worship, simple governance through a local chief, and generally peaceful conduct. It details the Alaska Commercial Company lease finances, seal harvests, taxes, company stores, savings deposits, and government supervision and medical staff.
A Northern farmer views Florida's rainy season as a regimented, clockwork display. The author describes misty mornings, rainbow glows, and sunlit bursts, followed by thunder, electric flashes, and a fleet of clouds arrayed like flags, with rains resolving by five each day.
An advertisement extols The People’s Common Sense Medical Adviser a 900 page work with 250 engravings and plates, priced at $1.50. It claims to answer delicate health questions plainly for all ages and genders and to cover catarrh liver complaints indigestion headaches and other diseases. It notes author Pierce MD and praise from the Lafayette County Courier, with references to Henry Bunce and others.
US customs data show parlor and reed organs exporting to foreign nations reaching 363 182 dollars in the year to June 30 1875 up from 292 151 the rise led by Mason & Hamlin with 185 820 in 1875 and 163 169 in 1874. Despite 200 to 250 makers abroad the company dominates exports reflecting high overseas esteem.
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