Compensation in calamities through grace and mercy
The speaker asserts that calamities bring compensation through God’s grace. When earthly resources fail, faith opens new sustenance, aiding the poor via Christian charity. He cites droughts, plagues, and pestilence as tests that reveal humanity’s mercy, the South’s gratitude, and the rise of spiritual revival as wealth wanes.
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Christ
Elijah
Sarepta
God
Jesus
England
Scotland
France
Hill
Hell
Marble Palace
Sumpter
South
North
Mississippi
Mr. Burden
Patrons of Husbandry
Richmond
U.S
Atlanta
Great Revival and Enduring Nation Blessed by Free Government
A patriotic reflection on past troubles and present blessings, praising the republic's endurance after the Civil War. It lauds education, agriculture, and invention, and extols the US government as a freely rotating representative system that empowers every citizen to rise based on merit within constitutional bounds.
Never Doubt the U S Constitution’s Safeguard Against Despotism
The passage hails the American system as a bulwark against tyranny and guards against communism. It extols freedom in America, urging citizens to recognize blessings in government and to give thanks to the Almighty for these protections. It emphasizes belief in a government by the people.
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America
Hayes Supplemental Message and Party Disputes In Congress
The Warren Ledger reports the second annual Hayes message issued in supplemental form and Congress convening. It criticizes Senator Wallace and the Pittsburgh Post for Republican infighting and urges unity for the party. Gov. Youne of Ohio praises Don Cameron for fundraising that helped Ohio in 1876, arguing money, not principles, carried the victory and should be acknowledged.
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Mr. Hayes
Congress
Wallace
Clearfield Republican
Pittsburgh Post
Post
Barrs
Youne
Ohio
Wm. B. Mann
Quay
Don Cameron
Harrisburg
Young
Philadelphia
National Committee
Washington
Don Quineron
Governor Young
Frank
Republican Party
Pitis
Oil Market Review From Titusville Herald Report
Last Saturday's oil market saw large turnover with Ottawa opened at 1.32 and closed at 0.98. Titusville handled about 100000 barrels, Parker 35000, Bradford 75000, Oil City 525000, plus heavy New York activity. Syndicate in Oil City may push prices higher. one failed party stood out. About 260000 barrels traded at 1.05 to 1.10 and 101000 at 1.10 to 1.13 in Oil City. Overall daily volume surpassed 1,000,000 barrels with 58585 shipped and 27300 chartered.
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Titusville Herald
Titusville
Parker
Bradford
Oil City
New York
Shall the Law be Enforced Repudiation Pittsburgh Sunday
A historical note describes Pittsburgh debating Sunday law enforcement over lager beer and saloons, affirming the law and charging debt repudiation via bonds. It argues the city emphasizes legal dignity, not religion, while suggesting overproduction and mispricing of city bonds.
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Pittsburgh
Kehoe Case Back Before Pardons Board In TarrispurG
The Pennsylvania pardons board orders new testimony in the Jack Kehoe Molly Maguire case. If the new facts justify it, the board will reopen the inquiry. Also noted is A Vermonter’s invention of a bottle that always stays upright, preventing spills regardless of the drinker.
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Tarrispurg, Pa
Board of Pardons
Jack Kehoe
Molly Maguire
A. Vermonter
The Question of Prices Between 1864 and on
A reader challenges the Honest Money argument that modern currency is more valuable, dissecting 1864 price levels for raw cotton and sugar, and examining whether reduced prices today reflect currency quality or wartime economic distortions. It discusses government bonds, specie, and the shift from gold standards to greenbacks, arguing for cautious finance theory.
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Mr. Borrox
Honest Money Press
United States
F. E. Spinner
New Orleans
N. O
Associated Banks
Boston
New York
Philadelphia
Secretary of the Treasury
Times
Sherman
Treasury
Breathing Greenbacks and Fine Horse Stocks Rise
The piece discusses greenbacks remaining valid for duties and debts, with specie on demand, and notes the shift from gold premium due to reduced imports and increased exports. It then covers improvements in American horse breeding, the influence of imported stock, and examples from Chicago and Prairie Du Chien, ending with a warning about tobacco use among boys.
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America
England
Chicago
Central Depot
Kalamazoo
Michigan
Prarie du Chien
Wis
Dubuque
Cure for Baby's bowel trouble with Hop Bitters
An advertisement claims a baby was permanently cured of protracted irregularity of the bowels through Hop Bitters used by the mother, which also restored her health and strength. The parents are listed as University avenue, Rochester, N Y.
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University Avenue
Rochester
Passenger Trains Timetable Fragment
Public timetable fragment shows station notes and train numbers with times scattered. Listing includes multiple trains between stations with varied times and notes, ending with a signature from B. Duty, Superintendent.
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Ike
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Warren Ledger
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Apt
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Proprietors
Wise
Carver House
Bankeruptcy
District Court of the United States
District of
Pennsylvania
J. S. Wetber
Wright
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Philo
Barrick, Roller Co
Phila
Allen Block
Z. EB
Eddy & Con
Warren Pa
K.G. Voor
Guo
O. Cornelius
Warren County
o_ WEISS
Warren, Pa
Fisher
Warneer, Pa
Boston Pranscript
Philanth
G. P. Fisher
Walker
James IF. Clarke
A. LP. Peabody
J. C. Tucker
L. W. Bacon
B.A. Washbur Specs
Fon
Edward E. Dale
Rebecca H. Davis
Horace
Scudder
Terry Cocke
Hen W. Elney
Sarah
Warren Co
Jamestown
Parmlee & Henry
Aper
Wells & Noyes
Wheels & CO
Wellls & Co
Wells & Co
Wells and Co
Wells & Co’s
Conarro
J.B. Wells
L, G. Noy
James Kitchen
Orphans Court
County of Warren
Sugar Grove
County of
Warren
John Huston
Burns
Pigee
Fairview Hill
Comfort Hamlin
Jackson Run
Warren Road
Christian Byer
Conrad Lesser
Third ST
City Hall
Hartz Mountain Canarles
Bradford Pa
Bradford Mckeanounty
H. A. Jamieson & Cos
Merghandie
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