The Trials and Rewards of Christian Hospitality
Dr. Talmage speaks on hospitality from Romans xii 13, detailing trials with difficult guests, the toil and expense of hosting, and the divine rewards. He cites examples from history and scripture, urging cheerful, faithful entertaining as service to Christ and a path to eternal hospitality.
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Havana
Gerrit Smith
Martha
Lisbon
Margaret
Norway
Sweden
Denmark
Jesus
John Howard
Cyrus
Persia
Christ
Jesus Christ
Walter Scott
Washington Irving
Why Marriage Is No Longer a One Sided Bargain
An essay argues marriage should be a partnership with equal give and take. It notes changes in women’s liberty, shifts in men’s duties, and the impact of social expectations on marital matches. The piece critiques parental influence and views emancipation as both beneficial and risky.
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Dort
Holland
Christendom
Francis Frescobald
Thomas Cromwell
Frescobald
England
Italy
Christ
Thomas Fuller
George Neville
Earl of Warwick
Pal Mall Gazette
S. S
Gotoren
Cestrap Treru
Jesus Christ
Sea of Galilee
Jesus
Galilee
Jerusalem
Judea
Zabulon
Zebulon
Nephthalim
Israel
Axaas
Tsaiah
Tin Klingpow
Earth
Cail
Herod
Beran
God
Av. A
Schanftey
I. S. Times
Presbyteriin
Hostettar
Cleveland Prospects and Pledges in 1888 Nomination
A Cleveland Leader editorial argues Grover Cleveland cannot win re election in 1888. It cites party divisions and voter blocs including mugwumps labor Irish and southern Democrats, predicting a Republican victory without united Democratic support. It contrasts reformers with pardoning Kentucky Democrats and warns of forgers and bulldozers fading under a Republican majority.
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Grover Cleveland
Cleveland
United States
New York
New Jersey
Connecticut
Indiana
Magwumps
Ohio
Proctor Knott
Kentucky
Knott Pardons Plaquemine Election Forgers in Kentucky
A controversial move by ex Governor Knott pardons a Plaquemine district gang indicted for forging tally sheets stealing poll books and allowing illegal votes. Grand jury testimony showed missing poll books and numerous imaginary voters altering a Republican candidate’s margin. Indictments targeted election officials and a county judge, but Knott’s action sparked outrage as a supposed safeguard for Democratic criminals.
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Knott
Kentucky
Plaquemine
Nicholasville
Plaquemine District
Carlisle’s Kentucky election explanation debated as false
The article critiques Carlisle’s claim that Democratic losses came from belief Kentucky would go Democratic, noting ten years of declining Democratic majorities, shifts in mountain counties, and a rise in Republican gains leading to a larger GOP presence in the legislature and Congress. It argues the gains reflect a real Republican surge, not overconfidence.
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Carlisle
Kentucky
Tilden
Blackburn
Hancock
Knott
Cleveland
Buckner
Bradley
General Assembly
Louisville Carrier-Journal
Drift of Opinion in Political Climate Painful to Read
The passage presents a collage of satirical quips about Democrats and Republicans from multiple papers. It highlights scorn for political demonstrations, the Grand Army veteran group, and figures like Cleveland, portraying partisan entanglements through sharp, era-typical witticisms.
Protecting Infants and Health Habits for Warmth and Cleanliness
The text stresses daily cleaning and outdoor activity to prevent illness, noting that soft water baths and Turkish towels protect against colds while advocating regular baths, light, wholesome food, and clean clothing. It discusses infant feeding practices, eye strain risks, heat illness, and cautions about remedies, with incubation and infectious period timelines for measles, smallpox, scarlet fever, mumps, whooping cough, and diphtheria.
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Frere
Why We Are Proud United States in Population and Wealth
A fragmented 1880 era showcase claiming U S population growth from 1700 to today, wealth and production notes, railway and telegraph mileage, and comparisons with Europe and Britain. It promotes religious giving, education, and industrial strength while citing Andrew Carnegie and economic prowess. It also extols Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters for malaria and health remedies amid a general health advert tone.
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United States
America
Europe
U States
United Air
Andrew Carnegie
France
Enou ‘Stroney
Denmark
Norway
Switzerland
Greece
The Markets Live Prices for Commodities and Livestock
Live market report with scattered prices for flour wheat corn oats rye lumber and livestock. Mentions Chicago and Baltimore markets with ranges for cattle hogs and sheep plus dairy eggs and butter pricing.
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Chicago
Beeves
Baltimore
Stacia
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Lowell
Boston Transcript
Feorin
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Cage
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Grand Army
Philadelphitt Press
Chicago Tribune
Daniel
Rhode Island
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Sire
Hill
Pittsburgh Chronicle
Ray Cleveland
Mugwump
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Vorratown
Tansy & On
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Elvan
Pet
Texas
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Sellit
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Traffiice
Thompson
Walter
Piso
Swayne
Inesinus
Plymouth Rock
Anertcan Express Co
Plymouth Rock Pants CO
Summer Street
Boston
Wizard Oil’ Company
Eins
L’art de la Mode
MW. J. Morse
East 1Th St
Cockle
Deen
Lapeer
Tonirom
H. Qazen & Sons
Mr. Ds
Atlanta
L. Pouglas
Prieg Om
Anda
Poraras Bravist
Mass
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Zane
Gias
Parier Reteus SA Lyras
Seaslias
Wwe
Rulors
Witews
Leas
Sec Sa CP
Cuvapresr
Stamey
Mart Lis Cabiere
Wallace
Madison St
B. Weach & Co
CMW
Aed
Lolinots
Moody’s
Moody & CO
J. Rtepletie
Lehanen
Holly
Mie
Pamily
Alvi
Ters
Natton
Perumyine & Crag
Mit
Obie
Che Desertgeltss
Ard
Prs
N. Basttort
Jeterson
SSS
Smiths
Drugetains Co
Siaite
CO. Peuprieices
SX. Louis
Laoula
Alwayrpisk
Preece
Teagagee
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Associarios
Ulfata
M, T
Manufactura
Age’s
Catarr
Fremiedy
Feri Cate
Parsyen
Slic
Gr. Sayre
Faery
Ed Borwes
Muavan
P.O. Coumba
Coayer
Sage
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