God’s perfect way in nature and mercy through Christ
The sermon argues God’s way is perfect both in creation and in moral justice. It cites the order and beauty of the world, God’s just administration, and his merciful acts through Jesus. Mercy appears as compassion, gentleness, and patience, culminating in forgiveness and faithfulness across generations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reuben A. Beard
D. D
God
Til. Samuel
Char
Cork
Moss
Charles Wesley
Paul
Christ
Jesus
Toeus
Nain
Earth
Thomas
Peter
Judas
John
Jenus
Pete
Tesu
Eferald
Simon
Tonas
Secont
James
Moses
Thia
Righteous Rivalry for Endeavorers In Faith and Labor
Reverend Bergen urges a holy competition among Endeavorers, highlighting four character traits. First a personal conversion and felt forgiveness, then a desire for deeper grace and growth in Christ. Third, faithful duty beyond rules, and fourth, staying informed and active for church and mission. The analogy of Pike’s Peak spring shows rewards for faithful service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. Bergen
God
Christ
Jesus
Cause of Christ
Pike's Peak
Ghrist
Sermonettes on Prayer and Death in 19th Century News
The piece discusses ritual in religion, citing Rev Dr E B Hale and reflections on suffering. It notes four thousand deaths in a day and ponders universal mortality with a consolation that death will come to all, phrased in a Victorian religious tone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. EB
Hale
Unitarian
Boston
Mass
He Who Knows a Book Poem Fragment
A fragmentary verse by Leslie's Mouthly describes a traveler who knows a book can ease the road. The speaker goes from morning to night, rests beside green grass, and finds comfort in reading to travel lightly without a steed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leslie
The Evocation of a Medium and a Lover’s Fate
In a dinner conversation on spiritualism, Francois recounts a tale of Pierre Franchel and his late wife Madeline. Pierre seeks proof of souls through a materialized apparition evoked by a Scottish medium in Paris. The scene ends with Pierre collapsing beside his dead wife as the living image dissolves, leaving him in ecstatic rapture and death, a chilling price for faith. The Brazilian coast city of Babia is noted for its population and currency figures in a closing line.
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Walla
Xsseln
Francois
M. Crooks
Itaek
Pierre Franchel
Mary
Deiven
Pierre
Shewie
Madeline
Franckel
Mozart
Claymore
Paris
Tle
Madeling
Madlin
Merre
Retired Maj. Gen. John R. Brooke Ends Valor Career
Maj. Gen. John R. Brooke, second in command of the U S Army, retires after a storied career from Civil War battles through Indian campaigns to Spain and Cuba. Born near Pottstown, Pa, he rose from farmer origins to command in Porto Rico and Cuba, later leading the department of the east from Governor's Island. Brooke, over six feet tall and 250 pounds, remains a storied figure in U S military history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John R. Brooke
United States Army
Cuba
Department of the East
Schuylkill
Pottstown
West Chester Military Academy
Hartranfts Fourth Pennsylvanian
Brooke
Gov. Curtin
Fifty-third Pennsylvania
Army of the Potomac
McClellan
Tle
Appomatox
Chicago
Spain
Porto Rico
Willary
Leonard Wood
Governor's Island
Delarey Home Domicile of Famous Boer General
Delarey’s home, in a war scarred district, was found practically unharmed when peace was declared. The farm lies a few miles from the spot of Mathuen’s noted assault and the capture and release of the illfated general. A Glasgow tale shares a shipboard debate on class of a hog. Dr Gatling, famed for guns, turns his hand to a gasoline plow invention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delarey
Methuen
Mathuen
Delarcy
Glasgow
Bill
Gatling
Tubal Cain
Exposition on the Hebrew Tabernacle and its lessons
The lesson outlines the Hebrew tabernacle as a reflection of three core ideas found across Semitic worship. It notes parallels with surrounding cultures, the shift to monotheism, and the debate over how much ancient practices persisted. Teachers are advised to focus on ground plan, furniture symbolism, and step-by-step setup using models or drawings, with emphasis on accurate description and practical class activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Western Asia
Nust
Samuel Lees Curtiss
Chicago
Sacrael
Naon
Himeself
Fragmentary legal notice style exchange in old Baltimore text
An irate parent bars a daughter from marrying a man in a heated, fragmentary exchange. The dialogue includes scornful rebukes and a dismissive tone as other voices try to calm the scene. The text appears as garbled OCR with odd spellings and truncated phrases from a historical newspaper page.
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Napa
Baltimore New
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Prince of Wales
Princess Victoria
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Will
Vale
Aonedinm
Mare. Franckellil
Pierre Ner
Housee
Babia
MAS
GEX
Rnooke
Delarey's
General Delarey
Lesbon
John B. Blater
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