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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1893
Page
4
Dr Burros Nelson of Virginia, crushed in the Ford’s Theater accident in Washington Friday, was a dentist and clerk in the department. A cousin of Dr Edward Nelson of this city, he leaves a wife and several children.
Hev Dr Talmage preaches on Isaiah twenty eight twenty seven to twenty eight using thrashing as a metaphor for life s trials. He cites Wilberforce Macaulay Wesley and McLeod to show that great figures endured derision and suffering yet yielded spiritual fruit while arguing that God limits tribulation to match one s ability to bear it and that even amid joys trouble can interrupt the scene.
The speaker urges humility before God amid life’s trials, arguing humans misjudge their sufferings as unique and seek comfort in wealth, status, or relationships. He uses metaphors of ships and thrashing to illustrate God’s correcting mercy, urging release of attachment to the world for true salvation.
A preacher reflects on divine solace after suffering, detailing visions of heaven, the resurrection, and salvation. He recalls scenes of fear and martyrdom, contrasting earthly carnage at Cawnpore with heavenly triumph, promising healing and sunrise over death. The dramatic tone emphasizes faith, forgiveness, and ultimate judgment.
A wide survey of Maryland happenings notes bonds for street work in Oakland and a judge appointment in Cecil County. It covers church dedications, hall constructions, graduation counts, and a Cumberland boatman’s death. Fire company races, reservoir contracts, and festivities at Frederick and Hagerstown are profiled, with remarks on Maryland banking discipline.
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