Locksley Grange Mystery and Virginia Kedar Secret
George Roberta reunites with his mother at Locksley Grange after receiving a Christmas invitation. He becomes entangled with his uncle Paul Edward Hallowes, a jewel safe, and a hidden thief. A glove's perfume, a chase across Europe, and a recovered letter reveal Virginia Kedar as the uncle's daughter and the wife of his foe.
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Virginia Kedar
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Liberal Republicans Move Toward Cincinnati Convention
The New York Tribune reports a New York Republican letter supporting Liberal Republican Missouri principles. It calls for reform, local self government, and reduced federal power, inviting GOP members to join a National Mass Convention in Cincinnati on the first Wednesday in May. Editorial notes anticipate broad attendance and no fixed outcome.
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Cincinnati
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The New Apportionment and Branch County’s View
The Coldwater Republican outlines Branch county’s stance on the new Congressional apportionment. It notes potential gains from upcoming railroads linking Calhoun Barry and Barryton counties, strengthens ties with northern counties, and suggests a larger Republican majority with no political debts. It argues the chosen district benefits Branch by opening social and business relations.
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Beton
Barry
Charles Upson
Congress
Reton
Fragments of a Poem on Beauty and Time
A fragmentary verse contemplates music birds violets and beauty lost to winter. It reflects on silence sealed by God and the fading charm of words as time passes toward a tomb. The lingering perfume of memory contrasts with present decay.
The Stork, Provision, and Salvation in Spurgeon’s View
A sermon excerpt recalls creation’s care and divine provision in nature. It contrasts the stork and wild goat with human doubt, urging belief in Christ’s gift of the water of life and urging sinners to come and take salvation freely. Spurgeon closes with a benediction and prayer for faith.
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Religion versus Theology in Daily Practice
The text argues that religion is practice applied to life, distinguishing theology from lived faith. It contends many professors lack true religion, meditating on sermons and applying teachings, so they remain ignorant of salvation despite preaching. It emphasizes real nourishment comes only when learning informs daily conduct.
From Cave to Spring: A Metaphor of Awakening and Faith
A reflective meditation compares a child raised in a cave to the world beyond, arguing true understanding comes from experience, not mere instruction. The piece envisions ascent to spring light and beauty, then faith in God guiding affections beyond human hands. It closes with biblical prompts about patience, virtue, and divine order.
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