Identifier: christianheralds09unse (find matches)
Title: Christian herald and signs of our times
Year: 1886 (1880s)
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Publisher: (New York, The Christian Herald)
Contributing Library: Christian Herald Association
Digitizing Sponsor: Tisch Library, Tufts University

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ce Three Cents. CONTENTS OF THIS NUMBER, PORTRAITS OF THE ROYAL MIDSHIPMEN, andSketch of their Voyage Around the World. THE SUPERNAL GARDEN. Dr. Talmages LatestSermon. ANECDOTES RELATED AT REGENT EVANGE-LISTIC MEETINGS. THE SUMMONS TO THE CLOUDS. By Rev. W.Haslam. PRINCELY CHRISTIANS. By Rev. Sam Jones. CURRENT EVENTS: The Senate Rejecting a Nomi-nation—The Fitz John Porter Case—The RandallTariff Proposals—More Fishery Trouble—Boycott-ing Punished in New York—A Mayor Threatened—The British Elections—Russian Encroachment—A Polish Immigrants Education—A Rich MansDisquietude—An Adventure with a Bear , etc,I PORTRAIT OF THE LATE KING OF BAVARIA. DEALING AND PARDON. A New Sermon by 0. H. Spurgeon.GEMS FROM NEW BOOKS i Castles in the Air.A Persian Student in New York—An Adventure with Lions— An Intrepid Mexican Judge.PICTURE OF WHLPPIKGHAM CHUROXThe Rule of Jonathan Evans. (With Illustration.)AT THE MISSION. (Concluded.)The Resurrection of Lazarus. By Mrs. M. Baxter.
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II ifll THE SONS OF THE PRINCE OF WALES-Scenes in their Voyages Around the World. 434 THE CHRISTIAN HERALD AND SIGNS OF OUR TIMES. July 15. THE ROYAL MIDSHIPMEN: THEIR JOURNAL OF A VOYAGE ROUND THEWORLD. The Apprenticeship for a King—Mental andMoral Training—Setting out on a Three YearsCruise—No Favor Allowed—Daily Routine—The Route—Reception in the West Indies-Intelligent Interest—A Rough Passage toAustralia — Roughing it up Country — Dr. • Rogers Spins American Yarns—Arrival atFiji A Visit to the Mikado of Japan—JapaneseMusic—Homeward Bound. Carlyle observes in the most delightful ofall his works, Past and Present, that AbbotSamson, who was called to the Herculean task ofreforming and governing a community of monks,after a long period of lax discipline, and whoperformed that and other duties with extraor-dinary success, had when he entered upon hiswork no experience in governing ; had servedno apprenticeship to the trade of governing—■alas ! only the ha

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