Fragrant Christ Garments In Ivory Palaces Sermon
Rev Dr Talmage extols Christ’s aromatic robes myrrh Aloes and cassia as guiding images. He contrasts royal heavenly robes with earthly trials, urging sinners to accept Jesus for healing and salvation before opportunity passes. He pictures heaven’s ivory palaces and asks listeners to join loved ones there through faith.
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Pius VII
Napoleon
Christ
Aloes
Cassia
Jueenashti
Ie Antoinette
Louis
Anne Boleyn
Henry VIII
Zion
Earth
Heaven
Jesus
John Howard
Berlin
Caesar
Beethoven
Harlemagne
Cicero
Phlosopher
John
Crade
Hell
Cesar
Fulton Street
Jesus Christ
Ahab
Solomon
Tuileries
Windsor Castle
Alhambra
Russian Kremlin
Rhine
Church
Ivory Palaces
Baltimore and Ohio
Toronto
Ivory
The Cowboy as Fraud of the Past
The article argues that a first class cowboy earns now only 35 dollars a month, with no Western towns left to terrorize, and a yellow alert leads to a 25 dollar fine, marking the decline of the traditional outlaw era.
Ex Utah Chief Justice Drummond Dies in Chicago Squalor
Former Chief Justice William W. Drummond, once famed for a promising career, died suddenly in a shabby Chicago groggery. Arriving from West Virginia in 1851, he later resigned Utah’s bench amid scandal and spent eight years drifting through lodging houses, begging, and petty crimes.
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William W. Drummond
Utah
Chicago
Drummond
West Virginia
President Pierce
The Clay Eaters Of North Carolina Revealed
A World correspondent details a hidden New River plateau community in North Carolina who survive on clay when scarce. He describes cadaverous families in log shacks who eat clay boluses, the process, and their claim they live on it from childhood, with a few days of real food when available.
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North Carolina
New River
Blue Ridge
Great Smoky
America
New York World
Ore Knob
Crick
Jim
Poll
Jack
Wal
Strenger
Clay
Observing the Tsien-tang River Bore at Haining
Capt. W. A. Moore of HMS Rambler details the Tsien-tang bore seen twice daily near Haining. The surge, highest opposite the pagoda, travels 42 miles from Chi-san to Hangchow with heights from seven to eleven feet and up to twenty feet during certain winds and tides.
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W. A. Moore
Rambler
Tsien-tang River
North China News
Moore
China
Haining
Chi-san
Hangchow
Chapoo
Chapoo Bay
Neap
Tsien-tang
Well-Preserved Balaklava Hero Lucan Dies Aged 88
The former Lord Lucan who survived the Charge of the Light Brigade died at eighty eight. Aged appearance contrasted with actual age as the wearer kept a strict diet with weighed meals and a fondness for horse meat noted as part of his youthful vigor.
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Lord Lucan
England
Light Brigade
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Talmage
Terling
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Clay Eaters
Hangchow Bay
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