Missionary King and the Jerusalem Move Story
Narrative recounts Jonas King’s journey from Amherst College to Malta and Jerusalem as a missionary, aided by Rev Fisk and a merchant’s funds. It details prayers, civic support, a Bible gift, and a family’s sacrifice, plus the impact on King’s parents and the moral lesson of faith and duty.
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Pliny Fisk
Levi Parsons
Massachusetts
Palestine
Jonas King
Amherst College
Paris
de Saucy
Parsons
Mr. Fisk
Mr. King
Malta
Palestines
American Board of Missions
King
Fisk
America
Jerusalem
Thomas Waddington
St. Remay
France
Louis Merlin
Brussels
Claude Cromlin
Amsterdam
John Venning
St. Rotersburgh
Patic
Gratoire
Fareell
God of
Christian
Lyons
Nismes
Montpelier
Antilles
Jeruem
Todaa
Athens
Jonaa
Tony Bald
oMee
Bad & Friend
A Cousing Ellen Captures Suitor With Housework Skills
A narrator lauds Ellen as a rare wife candidate who blends refinement with practical housekeeping. Philip seeks a wife who is cultivated yet skilled in managing a household, and Ellen, seen as both elegant and capable, wins his heart after a strategic conversation. The tale ends with Ellen and Philip marrying and a warning to young ladies about balancing arts with duties of a wife.
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Jobor
Abe
Sean
Anather
Iva
Philip
Lave
Elen
Alis Hay
Wing
Thun
Eilen
Pdeed
Child at prayer on a steamer sparks quiet reflection
A passenger recalls a six year old German boy aboard the Isaac Newton on the North River. The child, kneeling in his upper berth, voices a long prayer as the father sits beside him. The scene draws admiration from other passengers and prompts reflections on prayer, piety, and influence. The author hopes the boy grows to become devout, blessing the母mother who taught him to pray.
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Papa
Sonfis
Jerusalem
Tonns
Title Company
Jed
God of Missions
Son of Righteousness
Christ
Henry Lyman
Muncon
Suimatra
Ao Pak
South Hawley
Lila
Iperican Macstager
North River
Isaac Newton
Salan
Moat
Ramate
Pennsylvania
Shuile
Uncle Sam
Bugsburg
Zim
Zimmerman
Man Tonenoth
T'ay- bin
Fortunata
Ald Zim
Zin
Eteral
Judas
Ziromermon
Midwestern Sheep Protection Act Section Summary
A draft state act imposes dog liability for harming livestock and people. It provides damages double the injury value in trespass actions, strict liability for owners, and penalties for failing to kill offending dogs within 48 hours. It empowers courts to enforce prompt dog destruction with limited defenses.
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House of Representatiors
State of
Midaem
Aieaiain
Ieee Quengatie Ras
Iherset A
Ace
Cuero
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