02 Jun 1887
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Newspaper
Our Church Paper
Location
New Market, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1887
Page
1
A reflective poem contrasts tomorrow's grief with present woe and discovers relief as the speaker clings to Jesus. The speaker admits heavy burdens and seeks strength, finding solace when God takes the future load, freeing the hand to grasp needed strength today. The poem concludes with faith in Christ.
A reflective meditation on grace as the sole source of salvation and spiritual blessing in Christ, contrasting eternal sufficiency with human effort and urging ongoing daily fellowship with Jesus as the ground of faith, hope, and endurance. It also contrasts heroic private virtue with church life, underscoring home missions and the South’s Lutheran outreach while critiquing pastoral expectations and church dynamics.
The article stresses that everyday behavior tests faith more than social gatherings. Divine grace sustains the soul through trials, with daily life building character and proving religion’s value to skeptics and believers alike. It cites Missouri license law shifts showing saloon closures and revenue changes, then advertises a healing fluid for wounds and burns.
Lord Lytton recalls a groom wed to a wealthy wife who fears guest ridicule. An Oxford clergyman counseled him to wear a black coat and hold his tongue. The groom’s discreet demeanor soon earns him a reputation as the country’s most gentlemanly man.
A vintage notice urges malaria sufferers to consult any druggist about Shallen bergers Antidote. It claims the medicine cures all malarial diseases, never harms the system, and directly tackles the cause. Sold by druggists.
An alarm on national nervous debility and prostration cites causes from excess frugality to narcotics and noisy living. It praises Shaker Extract Seigel's Syrup as a direct, gentle cure for Nervous Dyspepsia by restoring digestion and nervous tone, noting its non narcotic safety and broad restorement of vigor.
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