For Your Sakes He Became Poor Sermon Thesis
Rev T DeWitt Talmage extols the poverty of Christ as a model of grace and sacrifice. He contrasts royal riches with Jesus homeless life, urging believers to value grace, charity, and missionary work, including aiding Chinese blind readers and supporting the needy.
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Paul
Pompuy
Brindisi
de. Twlmage
Brooklyn
Fabernacle
Christ
Lid
Nicodemus
Joseph
Arimathea
Angel
Jesus
Asia Minor
Germany
Royal Gallery
Galilee
Peror
William
Olivet
Cleopatra
Antony
Evangelist
Hin
Lord Jesus Christ
Artixerxes
Thebazus
Elizabeth
Russia
Ptolemy
Agassiz
Alpe
Black Sea
Danube
Mediterranean
Rhone
Greece
Plon
Persunder
Chile
Thayles
Pal
Jesus Christ
Fidton
Scottish Bible Society
Brooks
China
Wat the Heavenly
Alma
Ciimott
Imment
Lola Fe
Alhambra
Meeregate
Jess Christ
John Newton
Philip Doddridge
John Bunyan
Sammy
Booren Sole
Scotland
Heaven
Convict Hounds Track Prisoners at Pratt Mines in Alabama
An Alabama Pratt mines practice uses large friendly yellow trailers to pursue escaping convicts. The dogs follow scent from the feet, handle tricky trails, and are trained to bite when needed. A padded suit race simulates a chase with the dogs closing in.
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Alabama
Pratt Mines
Mr. Simmons
Birmingham
Georgia
Pramines
Damages for Delay in Travel and the Time-Table Promise
The article explains when a passenger may claim damages from a carrier for delays or detentions. It cites cases on nominal versus actual damages, value of lost time, and limits on punitive awards. It notes that recoverable damages depend on direct or indirect costs, reasonable certainty of lost profits, and that willful or malicious delay may raise the amount beyond nominal.
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N. Y
California
N.Y
W. Tf. Bly
A. B. UC
Pathfinder Guide
Sunken Vessels and Lifting Plan Detailed for Recovery
The article describes weights and plans to raise sunken ships. It notes cargo of 1400 tons, total wreck weight 1800 tons, four lifting hulks with 600 tons capacity each, two iron and two wooden hulks, complex steel wire ropes, and diver-assisted rigging. Haiten.
Local Miscellany and General Boulanger Sketch
A collage of curiosities from a small town including a hot well misattributed to steam from a saw mill, fashion notes on closures, and a long biographical sketch of General Boulanger. The piece covers origins in Rennes and early life in Britain, leading to Saint Cyr and noted stubborn resilience.
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Clanton
Ala
Farmer Brown
General Boulanger
Rennes
England
Nantes
la Bretagne
Georges-Ernest- Jean-Marie Boulanger
Military College of
St. Cyr
Georges Bowlanger
Lui
Self Education as Moral for Youth to Read and Learn
The piece argues that true self education comes from internal effort, not college aid. It contrasts methods of scholars like Neander, Johnson, Webster, Blackstone, Coke, and Scott, urging readers to seek underlying principles and answer Why after What to form lasting knowledge. It highlights John Scott’s self made rise to Lord Chancellor Eldon as a model.
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Clapp
Horace Greeley
Gibbon
Neander
Dr. Johnson
Daniel Webster
Blackstone
England
John Scott
Coke
Littleton
Scott
Albert
Oxford
Eldon
Value of White Topaz and Odd Local Bits
The article notes white topaz near Pike's Peak nearly matches diamond value and gives rough prices per carat. It includes a 828 carat topaz anecdote and a stray tale of a snake in a mold shop ending as a metal cast. Also a quip about baseball grounds and a sly police exchange.
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Pike's Peak
Platte River
New York
G. F P. Hobert
St Louis
Globe-Democrat
Sergeant
Greensboro
New
Haver
The Keeper of Other Vineyards Needs First of All Experience
A Chicago Advance meditation warns pastors teachers and missionaries that spiritual self care must precede service to others. It stresses inner development through prayer, study, and rest to avoid neglecting personal faith while serving in Christian work. The piece urges leaders to grow in grace before urgent duties.
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Christina
God
Jesus Christ
Christ
Chicago
Gems of Thought from Various Papers
A collage of aphorisms and reflections on faith work ethics and virtue from diverse 19th century periodicals. Includes lines about prayer as ladder rungs to heaven, Paul’s influence, worldly greed versus selfless gain, carrying pearls to God, and beauty in modesty and virtue amid adversity.
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Whitehale
Paul
Paul Faber
Pomeroy
Democrat
Beecher
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