Critique of Dr Talmage Fees and Money-Scheming
The article denounces the practice of ministers charging high fees for pulpit services. It argues that pricing should reflect fair remuneration without turning engagements into barter. It cites Dr Talmage’s shifting fees and a charity donation incident to warn against money-driven preaching.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nemo
Talmage
Dr. Talmage
Memorial fund planned for Francis Havergal aid to Biblewomen
A memorial fund will support native Biblewomen in Idia through the Church Missionary Society. The New Testament Revision Company reports progress toward an 1880 publication by University presses with dual editions. Several Cheshunt College students achieved London University BA and matriculation milestones. An advertisement promotes Dr de Jongh's Light Brown Cod Liver Oil as a valued tonic for infantile debility with pricing and supplier details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis Ridley Havergal
Church Missionary Society
Idia
New Testament Revision Company
Westminster
Atheneum
Cheshunt College
Messrs
W. M. Jones
H. M. Livens
O. N. Tribe
University of London
W. Heather
C. G. Sparham
C. M. Jessop
R. C. Jessop
Pr. DE Joneu
Thomas Hunt
St. Giles’s
Bloomsbury
Translation Series on Sacred Books Promises Broad Insight
A review of Max Miller’s Oxford project translating key scriptures from Vedic, Brahminic, Buddhist, Parsi, Mahomedan, and Chinese traditions. It explores Upanishads, Rig-Veda, Suras, and Confucian texts, noting aims to widen comparative religious history and cautioning against selective readings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Max Miller
Oxford
University Press
Mudie
Tigris
Hindoo
Ourselv
Sacred Books volumes in translation from the East
The set presents The Upanishads vol I translated by the Ephor and The Sacred Laws of the Aryas vol I translated by Georg Buhler. Vol III covers The Sacred Books of China with The Texts of Confucianism translated by James Legge, published by Oxford Clarendon Press.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Max Muuier
the Ephor
Georg Buhler
China
James Leagu
Oxford
Clarendon Press
Life of Mrs Gould of Rome reads like steadfast piety
The journal recalls Mrs Gould of New York a devout American woman famed in England and on the continent. She traveled to Europe in frail health and never sailed again, describing five nights of sleepless fear while contemplating the sea and its vast majesty.
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Gould
Italy
Europe
Atlantic
Hvr Journal
A Life Worth Living Memorials of Emily Bliss Gould
A short biographical account titled A Life Worth Living memorializes Emily Bliss Gould of Rome. Authored by Leonardo Woolsry Bacon, the work is published in New York by Anson D. F. Randolph and Co.
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Emily Bliss Gould
Rome
Leonardo Woolsry Bacon
New York
Anson D. F. Randolph and Co