What mean ye by these stones in Brooklyn Tabernacle sermon
The preacher compares the Jordan crossing to the church’s dedication at Brooklyn Tabernacle, placing Mount Calvary and Sinai stones on a memorial wall. He urges unity across denominations, vows soul salvation through the church, and calls for personal consecration and communal revival.
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Jordan
Mississippi
Mount Lebanon
Camel Ford
Joseph
Desert
Canaan
Joshua
God
Academy of Music
Brooklyn
New York
Promised Land
Anak
Bank of
Lebanon
Holy Lands
House of Prayer
Mount Calvary
Mount Washington
Mount Blanc
Mount Sinai
Cairo
Egypt
Mars Hill
Paul
The
Brotherhood
Lord Elgin
Acropolis
Greece
Tricoupis
Snowden
Manatt
Rock
Transatlantic
Christ
Jesus
Earth
Heaven
Hell
Communion of Saints
Eart
John Calvin
Arminius
Battlements
Adoniram Judson
Baptist
John Wesley
John Knox
Bethel
Fourteenth New York Regiment
Fifteenth
Massachusetts Regiment
Tlow Swift
St. Mark’s
St. Sophia’s
Nathaniel Lyon
Wellington
Waterloo
Napoleon
Elba
Orient
St. Paul’s
Albany
Brooklyn Tabernacle
Jacob
House of the Lord
Seawfed Glass Substitute and Local Industry Notes
The text notes Seawfed as a tough paper replacing window glass with a stained appearance when colored. It mentions Dakota’s 1,500 foot well six inches diameter pumping 4,000 gallons per minute and wells 3,000 feet deep in that region. It quotes a drunk at the Inebriates' Home saying the house that payed for it built by Jay. It adds a critique of wages versus rent from Progress and Poverty.
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Dakota
Miscellany of 19th Century Notes and Curiosities
A roundup of items on religion, agriculture, animal habits, and international affairs. Topics include Rev Lydia Sexton’s long ministry at age 92, peanuts in circuses, farm acreage trends, diamond discoveries in British Guiana, French criminal law reforms, and anecdotes on photography and street etiquette. Also covers Indian enlistment in the US Army, historical canal discussions in Nicaragua, and early royal marriages across Europe.
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Nicaragua
Isthmus
Gomara
Galisteo
Spain
Isss
Baisley
Col. Childs
Iszts
United States Navy
Lecy Hooven
Victoria
Prince of Wales
Alexandra
Emperor
Austria
Elizabeth
Bavaria
Czar
Russia
Dagmar
Denmark
Humbert
Italy
Marguerite
Savoy
Alphonso Iiii
Mercedes
Germany
Augusta Victoria
Schleswig-Holstein-Augustenburg
Prince Rudolph of
Stephanie
Belgium
Size in Trotting Horses and the value of moderate stature
Breeders favor moderate size for trotting horses, valuing muscle and proportion over sheer height. History shows many successful "big little" and mid sized runners. harmony and quality of build matter more than bulk, with even famed giants balanced by compact forms.
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Flora Temple
Lulu
May Queen
Jay-Eye-See
Harry Wilkes
Hambletonian
Sprague
George Wilkes
Bill Simmons
Harod
Strathmore
Ethan Allen
Daniel Lambert
Alcyone
George M. Patchen
Piler, Jr
Jay Gould
Victor von Bismarck
Dandelion Tea Prescribed For Sleep In Nineteenth Century Note
Julian Davis praises the common dandelion as a soporific. Two or three leaves chewed before bed reportedly induce sleep without morning headaches or weariness, unlike chloral or morphine. Leaves can be dried for winter use.
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Julian Davis
St. Louis Globe-Democrat
East India Deer Skins Fetch Five Cents Per Pound
Trade figures record deer skins from East India bringing five cents per pound, reflecting market rates for raw hides. The note outlines steady demand across the commodity, with buyers citing quality and supply factors influencing pricing.
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East India
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West Hartford
Conn
No. 5
Jay
United States
Lydia Sexton
Times
British Guiana
South America
Mexico
Central America
Colombia
East Africa
Berlin
Unterden Liden
New Hampshire
Boston
Jack
New York Tribune
Rosebud
Cheyenne
Mount Vernon Barracks
Geronimo
12Th Infantry
Mt. Vernon
Ala
Missouri
Atlantic
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