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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-04-18
HOW 1T CURES CATARRH IN THE
THROAT.


catarrh In the head. He caught cold after
cold, and the disease spread down into
his throat. He breathes and drinks I'm the
disease-banishing medication II battles
the membranes OF his head and throat
The soreness Of the head and throat be-
comes less and the desire 10 hawk and spit
is disappearing, the sense OF taste Is re-
turning, and the voice again becomes soft
and melodious. There Is no more gag
ging and vomiting IN the morning No
longer does every exposure to the wealth
er result in a stuffed-up throat that be-
comes sore and infiamed and no longer
does he find his throat and tongue dry
as chips when he wakes from an unre-
freshing sleep
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now. ages after. mindful OF the praises
OF His little ones
At the 7.a0 o. N. service
Prelude-"Pilgrlrn Chorus 49,. Wagner
Pr0cs ssionai u2-"Jesus Christ Il
Risen To-day ........ ........... ~ organ
Maznliicat In G.; Sunc Dimittis in u
nat. ............ 800. Cruickshank
Anthem-"Awake Up. NJ Glory" .Barnby
Hymn lI5-'srhe Day of Resurrection' -.
s .... go. 800. Martin
ON8rtorY~-'. Messiah .-..sss ..r-s--.s titlaci
Recitative. '~rhy Rebuke Hath Broken
His Heart" aria. Behold and See
IL There BE any Sorrow .......-....
Mr. Herbert Williams.
Recitative. He Was Cut or Out OF
the Land of the fAving:" aria,
"But Thou Didst Not Leave His
Soul in He'll" 5000 Mrs. W. j. Grambs
Recessional. lis-''At the Lambs High
Feast We Sing..............R osemueler
Postiude. march from ''Folkunger -.
..... X ret sChmer
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FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH.

Easter at the First Christian church viii
be observed in quiet manner. The church
will be decorated with flowers and plants.
and some special music Will be- rendered.
There will be sermons appropriate 10 the
day. The evening service OF the Y. I. 5.
c. Z. has been arranged in commemora-
ton OF the Lords Resurrection. and the
following programme will be feature;
Easter Song ......................... r. Kohl
Misses Cooper. Sample. Manning.
Hinton, Wilcox. Galliher. Graves.
Bradley. Dodge and Smith.
Vocal solo. Love Divine" $500. Ravens
Mrs. George James and Mr.. Albert
Ellsworth.
Vocal solo. '"T'he Better Land ..... .Cowen
Miss Marguerite Bates.
"Magnifcat" .............-..........-.. Klein
Miss Marguerite Bates. Mrs. J. q.
McIntire. Nj. Philip Gabel and Mr..
q = Smith
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CATARRH OF THE KIDNEYS AND
BLADDER.
cntarrh of the kidneys and b'saisr

Catarrh of the kidneys ana pmss.'
results In two ways, first by taking COL.
second by overworking the kidneys y
separating from the blood the poss.s
that have been absorbed from ca' s -
which affects all organs. speedy anu
expensive cure by the Copeland system
Does the urine sting and burn %.
'sDo you have TO pass urine oi.snt
els there pain when you hold w 100
'Ts there desire 20 get up AZ hisns . i,
els there any straining ana misery
urinatingf" ,.sn.,,rsys
as there any obstruction in nrIhsuse@
DO YOU have 20 use an instrunssan''
do your hands and feet SVEN
Are they cold and clammy ..@.
ssTa there pain ira the small OF ~
els the urine dark and CLOUDY .v.
sIs there a red or mucous depesia. IA
'Do you see spots floating Deioe
els there pufriness under the syss aves-.
Are there dark rings around ne 70
''Iaa the perspirafion Daa ouod
ais the skin pale and dry as~.
ss4as the skin waxy appear 49, ana
'Ig there a puffiness OF the ia0'
.spo the legs swell In the daynns.
Does the urine have pa1 osoh hla2-
Us there pain in the region % Wv
..Does walking or riding cause pa - he
us there pus or stringy HueAa
1yrfueg"
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Sacrament. TIE altar viii - dece'rAtfsl
If an appropriate manner. T1e music CT
sAa day VII b. tn conformity ~ifo tne
feasF. and 81 Joyous and sxalflnS a.
tstra. Havdns Mass No ath - Tt1-
,se~as bv an augmented choir A. the
o~ertarv the rousing anthem Terra
trennIaf' viii - sung. At tire oened3c-
ton the 20 Saigsarfs followed ~ Dis-
s-.flfs seaufffai '-Gaudsaroas. and the
s~Tausnui Ergo by the late Prof. Edw.
spoth. wIii Be rendered BY the choir TIE
choir will b accompanied BY an orchestra.
Esclusffsz the best talent % the city. The
cornetisg wsii b. Mr.. Wagner firss violin
lst Mr. Pred Marotta. second violsnist,
Miss Williams: VIOLA Or. Lessey. and
basso, Mr.. Anderson.
There will BE no evening services on
that day. All tire partshioners and the
friends Of the Sacred Heart church are
cordially invited BY the pastor and the
other priests
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GERMAN Co~GREG ,TIoNsL.

The German Conversational church at
ballard. Rev q Grsedel pastor, viii have
special services for the day Following
IS the order:
In German.
Sunday schoci az n a n. Aside from
the usual lesson the children viii receive
some Easter egg Church service a. II
o'clock in connection with which me
Lord supper viii be served
I'm English
Sunday school AZ I2.2o Zach child viii
bring a bunch Of rowers- Church service
al 81 g. I'd. sunday school children VIII
take part IA y. recitlnE and singing I mere
VIII t> special music and addresses ~
Rev clark Davis ana Deacon Thomas
Houston The church Will be decorated
wen erRFr.s
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HOW 1T CURES CATARRH OF THE
LUNGS.
Hero is another pitIfuI cn.e. He


had all the history OF colds and catarrh.
extending downward from the nose 10
throat. TO CLOTHS. to windpipe 10 the
bronchial tubes. and then into the small
tubes Of the lungs His cough always
troubled him. He raised large quantities
OF viie-lOoking material. He had fever
every afternoon and could not sleep at
night. He had no appetite, and his
strength and ambition failed Ha had
night sweats every once I'm a while and
feared that his end was near
See him after four months Of treatment
new man. The healing and soothing
medication has time after time sought out
every nook 81 the disease even TO the
extreme depth OF the lung cells and
hathed and cooled and heated the mem
bFane. There ts no more of the foul dis
charges. no more cough. no more fever.
no more pain. no more night sweats Tho
appetite returns. and with 81 comes back
strength and ambition The checks All
out and regain their color. The step be-
comes huovnnt. lie has been saved from
= lingering but absolutely sure death.
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THE TREATMENT THAT CURES.
Doctor Copeland. new treatment

Doctor Copeiand's new treatment.
that has lifted the darkness and blight OF
the word 'incarable'' from hundreds OF
thousands Of these cases Of caiarrh in thu
ears. bronchial tubes and lungs works
its curative action for two reasons:
Cd Ii reaches every sore spot.
from the critice of the nose to the
deepest part of the lungs. to the in
nermest recesses of tho middle ear.
CD Instead Of Irritating, infaa mi m q
and feeding the Ares Of the disease.
1t soothes. auiets. heals and cures.
What is this treatment that cures these
conditions, once regarded incurahlee BY
what process does IL restora the diseased
membrane. remove the poison and re-
lieve the soreness of the diseaSee Let the
experiences of patients cured and being
cured tell.
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THE FIRST METHODIST.


Special Efforts have been made BY the
FIRST Methodist Episcopal church TO make
each service worthy OF the occasion The
church Will De appropriately decorated the
music will - OF unusual excellence. and
the themes will BE- In keeping with the
significance % the day.
Morning service.
The programme for the morning service
is as follows:
Organ voluntary. '~Triumphaf' Beilini
~ mn The n, N Morning Kindies All the sky
TIE Apostles Greed ---..-.-..-.--s--.-.''
Anthem. Jesus Of Nazareth" H. p Danks
Responsive reading. John XIX ----.-.----
6 6sel . M II Neidiinger
Mrs. George A Edmunds and MIR
NJ NJ Gro1t-
ofYertory. Lies Resurrection Hour.
......................... ". II. y.
Mrs. George A Edmunds.
.'." . rs sing NJ with All the sons Of Glory
Sermon .........'- The Permanent and
Intrinsic Value Of the Resurrection
Prayer :.;...--.'..'. .''''''''''''-'-''
Awake. Glad souii Awake, Awake.'
Doxolegy -............------ ..-.--.--..-.'.
Benealtion 49,. ...''''"--''' -, r,,
Postlude. 'Tnfiamstus'' ......-....... Rosinf
Evening.
The evening programme VIII be charac-
terized BY the excellence OF It's musical
features Besides the opening voluntary.
there viii be an Easter carol. an anthem.
a duet and a solo as special features The
theme will be Beauty and Stability In
Character" The pastor. Rev. f. NJ RAN
DALI jr., will occupy the pulpit al each
service.
The morning service begins at ii O'Clock
: fs.f1
day school az 1880 D. m: Epworth League
AT Gas .. m.
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EVANGELICAL CHURCH.

In the Evangelical church, corner OF
Harrison street and Taylor avenue, on
Cedar street car line. this morning at so
a specially prepared programme will take
the place of the regular Sunday school.
lasting about one hour. Then follows the
Easter sermon by the pastor. A. Ernst
In the afternoon at o'clock there VIII be
preaching in Ballard. on Second avenue,
near the Ballard grocery. The evening
will be occupied by the young people. who
will present the story of the Resurrection
of Christ I'm a dialogue.
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CATARRH OF THE BRoycu,u
TUBES.


when cntarrh OF the head -.
throat is left unchecked, IL extend. 49,
the windpipe into the bronchial -
ana IN time attacks the lungs. Sp<ss,vs -. =.
inexpensive cure by the Copeland sxx, -
Have you a coughg' s-~
Are you losing tiesh?"
do you cough at nighte''
Do you take cello easilyg"
Have you pain in the sidtsss
is your appetite yariahles"
Have you stitches In the siders
DO you cough uutil you gaxr'
do you raise frothy materlalys
Are you low-spiritei at timesrs
DO you spit up yellow mai,er.-
DO you cough on going to hea?"
do You cough in the mornsngsr'
rs your cough short and hackiasYs
Have you pain behind the hreastko,A-s
DO you spit up little cheesy lumpssa
rs there tickling behind the pAlats~
Have you a disgust for fatty foodss'
DO you feel you are growing weakervs
us there a burning pain In the shroa, !.
Do you cough worse night and moss-
ing?"
DO you have TO sit up at night to n,
breathe"
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HOW 1T CURES COMMON CATARRH.


for catarrh OF the head. He breathes tho
soothing medication through his nostrils.
and the nasal channels open up. the
stuffed-up feeling in the head leaves and
he can breathe naturally through the nose
again The dun pains across the front
OF the head fade away, and the nasal
membrane is soothed until the infiamma-
ton and soreness are all gone. The bad
odor OF the breath passes away and the
lost sense of smell returns. The dropping
in the throat is checked the nose does
not stop up toward night any more. the
sneezing and snuffing have ceased and
tho discharge from the nose grows less
and less, and finally stops altogether The
disease has been checked and eradicated
from the system before II even reached
his throat. II had not been driven down
into his throat or into his lungs or into
his ears, as so often is done by other
treatmanfs
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DO crasts form IN the nose..
Is the nose sore and teader~.
10 yen sneeze great deals,
Is tais worse toward nights.
poes the nose itch and hurn-s
Is there pain ia front Of haas..
Is there pain across the eyex~.
Is there pain In back or head.
..Hs your sense OF smell leavinSss
DO You hawk 20 clear the ,S-,.,~
Is there a dropping IN the ,srss.rs.
Is the throat dry in the norns..~.
10 you sleep with the noarn 80. :,
Are you losing your sense ~ ,s.sss
does the nose step up toward nsss..
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CATARRH OF THE EARS


tutarTh cAtehue from t0e threw
along the eustachian tubes into the sars
causing defective hearing. Speedy AMI
inexpensive cure by the Copeland systsu.
lis your hearing failingg"
do your ears dischargef"
do the ears itch and burnT"
us the wax dry In the ears,"
Are the ears dry and seaiyr'
us there a throboing In the earsY'
do you have a Englng in the earsr
Are you gradually getting deafg'
"Have yeu pain behind the earsY'
els your hearing bad cloudy days.
Are there cracking sounds heardg'
do you have earache occasionally
Are there sounds like steam escap!ngr
do you constantly hear noises IN 80
ears?'
"Do your ears hurt when you blow the
nose?''
rs there roaring like waterfall IA
the head?'
do you hear better some days thsa
othersg
"Do the noises in the ears keep yoa
awake?"
When you blow your nose do the ears
crack?'
''Is your hearing worse when you have
a cold?"
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ENGLISH LUTHERAN Cit RICH

The festival Of the Resurrection viii Be
appropriately observed by the EnEii<H
Latherans. The ehancel Of rne church AT
Seventh avenue and Union street viii be
handsomely decorated for the occasion
with flowers and growing plants which
VIII consist in part OF floral white cross
Easter lilies and palms. The service. COM
mencing az II g. m. viii include the Holy
Communion. Besides the shorter re-
sponses. the musical programme viii be
az follows:
Hymn. The Happy Morn Is Come" -.
--'-.s.-.----. ....--s...-...-..-.. Df"oAiS u
1Eoraa IN E.Scetsls --r--.-..--.-.------..-.-
Eastern keSponsory .......-..-. ....-.....
......-....-.... Adapted from W. II. GIL
BY Choir.
Hymn. Christ the Lord Is Risen To-
day" ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Mendelssonn
OTertory solo. Easter Eve" .Gognod
Miss Hammond
Hymn. The King OF Heaven HIS Table
spreads .--+....s+--~.s+.~-.--. A8lNtAta
Sdncbus .-.*.....s.--*... ...--.s--s-s---.--s
Asn0s Lei -.--......--.-+ ......-.-.-...
Hymn. According to Thy Gracious
worn .-.--..---..+.--.-.....--- oltoaH
Nunc Dsnittls .,....................-..,.
The subject of the sermon by the pastor.
Rev. James r Beates: Seeking and
Finding the Risen Savior"
Infant baptism viii be administered be-
fore the Sunday school at $3.50 p. n. In
the evening at 30 o'clock the childrens
Easter song service will De held. Special
offerings for general church work viii be
re.ra{yeA these services.
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FREE METHODIST CHURCH.

AT the Free Methodist church. Tenth
avenue and Pine street Rev Alexander
Beers pastor, there will be no special Eas-
ter service but Rev. Bertram h. Jones, of
Chicago. will address the congregation
and members of the Free Methodist con-
ference both morning and evening at the
Lutheran egian-Danish church. cor
ner Fourth avenue and Pine street.
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HOW 1T CURES CATARRHAL DEAF.
NESS,
Here Is another patient who for

Herc - "nother patient who FOR
years had been n sufferer Every fresh
cold seemed TO stay longer than former
colds. and he noticed that his ears got
stopped mp and his hearing became duller
and duller. and there were ringing and
buzZing noises I'M his ears. The catarrh
had passed upward and backward from
the throat along the eustachian tube lead
ing from the throat into the ear He had
visited throat doctors and ear doctors and
catarrh doctors without relief In this
condition we find him lnhaiing the never
falling medication. and soon he notices a
chsnge. The noises in the ears stop.
there Is no more discharge. the hearing
gets better and finally the tubes OF tho
ears open up and something seems 10 give
way IN his head. His hearing had COM
pletely returned. No wonder he consld-
ers the result n marvel
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DIR. COPELAND'S BOOK fhEh ~
ALL.

=, ~or i've out of the city WIN
for Doctor Copefands sooA ,-.x
ing n description ~ Doctor o'p
of The Treatment That Cures 80.
tor copsIand's monograph on D.
ness, Doctor copeiands go.
s On cn,arrh. and Doctor eops.
80. ,nmou. symptom auesus.,.
ae.cr,b,ng disease In y" .. -
80. the book will be "shs
you FREE.
xr,,e for symptom Blank ana -
r. c,rea at home. chnrs
,o oft,ee and mall pa1e
alike. fuefuding all
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THE PROPER COURSE FOR SUI
PERFRS.


The proper course for sufferers -
this; Read these symptoms carefully
over. mark those that apply 70 your case
and bring this with You 10 the Copeland
Offices. II you live away from the city
send them by mail and ask for home
treatment. In either instance, and wheth-
er By mail or office treatment the uafient
may be assured of the sneediest relief and
cure possible 10 enlightened medicine
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WELSH PREsBYTERItN.

Tho pastor Of the Welsh Presbyterian
church. olive near Seventh. William
Davies. viii preach IN the morning 1880
o'clock. from the text Eli Eli. lama
eabachthanir' Matthew xxvii.46 The
Crucinxion. in the evening, at : O'Clock.
from the text. My Lord and Ms God. 80
St John xx.es The Resurrection. No
special arrangements have been made 10
celebrate tie day
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HOW 1T CURES BRONCHIAL CA
TARRH.
Here q. another patient who ua.

always sensitive TO the weather He con-
tracted catarrh OF the head, and IL passed
10 his throat. then down the windpipe
and into the bronchial tubes. He coughed
AZ night so that he could not sleep; there
was pain behind his breast bone and under
the shoulder blades. When he couzhed
he brought IN a frothy grayish material
streaked with blood He lost appetite and
strength He tried cough syrups and diff
ferent medicines TO no avail He now
breathes ia with full inspirations the re-
storing and soothing medicine The sore
spots along The bronchial tubes heal. the
cough ceases. the pain leaves The ap-
petite and strength return. He IL again
a well and happy man.
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TRINITY METHODIST.

Trinity Methodist Episcopal church. cor
ner Mercer and Kentucky, will have a
special Easter service this morning at III
O'Clock 1t will be in charge OF the Sab
bath school. and of a missionary nature.
The usual service VIII be held in the even
ing. the pastor. DR.. W. S. Harrington.
preaching.
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Miss Eide Ramage. the young English
woman whose marriage 10 a Spaniard.
Don Francisco de Paulo Ossohio. was re-
Gently celebrated posed rs a child for
Millais and was the original OF his Ia
nous Cherry Ripe" which has met with
such universal admiration.
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HOW 1T CURES CATARRH OF yO-
CAL CORDS.
Herc b. nnother na,ient uho cor

tracted catarrh that extended from the
throat into the CLOTHS. the gateway that
opens TO the windpipe and lungs The
disease attacks the vocal cords this SEN
sftive instrument of the human voice and
soon mars Its sweet tones or DESTROYS
them altogether. Here sits n lady inhal-
ing the soothing preparation. She had
been 10 months silent. and the treatment
has already restored her voice. Who can
say what Joy she feels I'm being restored
to the usefulness and the pleasure of
conversations
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SECOND PREsBYTERIaN.

The Second Presbyterian church. corner
Of Harrison and Oak streets. VIII have a
splendid musical programme today under
the direction ~ Prof William Geddes. The
pastor Rev W A. Major. Will preach In
the morning at II O'Clock from the text
lie is not here. for He IS risen" and in
the evening NJ 7.45 on the subject OF Res
directed HOPES 3"
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CATARRH OF THE HEAD AND
THROAT.

The most prevalent form of en-
tarrh. and results from neglected colds
SPEEDY and inexpensive cure ~ the Cope
land system.
Us the breath foul 80
Is the voice husky
DO you spit up shines
DO y0u ache all OVER"
DO you blow out scsbs7"
Is the nose stopped up7'
DO you gn0re At nlghfs'
DOES your nose 6tschaFge7''
Does your nose bleed easiiys'
Is there tickling in the throate
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ST. CLEMENTS.

At 81 Clements Episcopal church
TweCty- fourth avtnu1 south sni Huron
avenue Rev. GeorRe = HuExolle rector
Holy Communion wtl b. given nc o'clock
a. na- ana az j. o'clock prayer service ana
tho celebration OF the Holy Communion
In the evening the regular pray er ana ser
Nia4 At \ O'Clock
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curRcH ~ raa SACRED HEART.

The glorious feast ~ Easter usI be
celebrated Sc the Chnrrh ~ the Sacred
Neart sixth avenue and Feii street WIKI
tla u>nal srientSor required hy the cecr-
n.orlsI ~ the Catholsc church A solemn
hseh raass wtn BE chantesi 81 'a-fe o'ejcCk
So an morning nurlnE tais mass an
aH.ronraafe sermon viii 0e preached on
the Resurrection. and after The mass
bcaeeIcElcn wll - givsa vita tAe Blessed
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PLYMOUTH CHURCH.

A special Easter service for the Knights
Templar begins nj II o'clock this morning
and will be attended by Seattle Command
cry. No. 2 IN q body.
Morning Service.
Organ prelude. Moderate .......,... Mozart
Andante ,.--,-...... .....-..-.-..- MoAart
Can 70 worship Doxology and the Lord ;
Prayer
Anthem. Awake. Thou That sleepest''
..-..f..r.. ..-.---* ss--ssss+s"tt .afaANt
Responsive selections ..-.-...--.----...--
The Pastor. knights and CongreE alton
GLORIA .-.-- --'--+''-s- o.,
Scripture lcs-1n-L Corinthians. xFI-Zs
PRAYER and Response by Quartet
OUcTtory. solo. lie l. Risen Scnnecker
Miss Tester,
Hymn Christ the lord Is Risen Today
sermon The Immortality OF Love
l. John, 10 a.
Qulntette. Arise. Now, Daughter Of
Hymn. Love Divine. All Love Exceliing'
Eened3CuoE .--.--t+...--. .-t'st+ts"s- -
organ postiu3e .--.--..--..... -...--. Handel
Evening service.
The musical features 81 the evening viii
be.
Anthem. "Rcuedlctus'' ......--- HalliWoda
Quartefte and Chorus
oTevtoEy solo "E4sfer Dawn ,. Woodman
Nj ~ Il Whittiesey.
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Sunday school viii 10 held a. ! O'Clock
A. the evening service. o'clock IseEe
will he ar Faster programme BY ne Grill
sfen consisting mostly o. saalsHux n
character an3 wl.h dialogue Then there
osss zuuvz
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MADISON STREET VI. r.

The Madison street Methodist Episcopal
church was TO have celebrated Easter by
a special children's service, but for fear
of spreading the measles this has been
abandoned. and the services will be as
usual.
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TAYLOR CONGREGATIONAL.

TAYLOR Congregational church. corner ~
Birch and Thomas wiii have "A special
Faster service This evsning. IN charge o.
the Sabbath school. The programme will
be- Iarsely musical iaterspers with re-
sponslve Scripture readings and reciia-
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SWEDISH LUTHERAN.

The Swedish Evangelical Lutheran
church. Third avenue. near axe. Is hand
somely decorated for today's services.
Regular services will be held. the pastor.
Rev. NJ. L. Larson preaching. The music
will be unusually good.