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are boundless, aud We are weak aud
needy. Yet. poor as issthe return
which man at best can make to God,
ne oftentimes neglects to do even
the little that 10 in his power, and
We may have been among the
thoughtless, the thankless, the un-
grateful ones. Take but this . ngle
case in point We are Catholics--
it 10 our inestimable privilege,
though living in world fllled with
nen that know not God. though
surrounded on all sides by those
Who. perhaps without their fault,
bnt certainly to their great misfor-
tune, are outside the Catholic
Church. that We have been marked
and singled out, 70 be memhers Of
that fold. whose e.spphpsIl i ~
Lord. Do We glory in our faith?
Does its possession filln with graf
itude aud love Of God Perhaps )
We rarely think of thanking Him ,
from whose bounty we received the
gift and still retain it. Aud yet,
what claim had We on a privilege
from which others better far than
We have been debarred (? We did
not deserve to obtain it at first do
we merit to retain it now? DO we
Justify the choice which God made
OF as by generous correspondence
The gratitude that Divine Bounty
demands from as for its gifts is
that We make q proper use Of them;
and the return that He desires for
the happiness we owe Him is that
we employ the means that He has
bestowed upon rs in order to obtain
a happiness greater still. Let US
glory in our Faith, but 50 glory Ia
it as to believe its teachings. aud
show the sincerity of our belief by
corresponding works. lest tba. hap
pen to US which befell the lmprov-
dent servant, from whom the tall
ent was taken away, and on whom
punishment was inflicted be-
cause he had squandered what was
entrusted to his charge-but be-
cause he had failed to make the
proper use Of il.
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THEN He HURRIED UP.--He
was too modest to be a successful
lover, and he had let forty years OF
his life go by without ever coming
to an emotional point.
He was in love with q fair being
Of suitable age, but he would not
tell her so, and, though she knew
it, che could not very we'll give him
hint on the situation.
She was willing, because she had
arrived at that time of life when q
woman is not nearly so hard to
please as she might have been at
some other time. but be was stupid
and went away without q word.
He was gone q long, long time,
and when he came back he found
her still ready.
"I have come back after many
years." he said to her, as he took
her hand in greeting.
She had learned something in
the years since she had seen him
last.
"Well, for goodness sake, Hen
ry," she exclaimed fervidly, "why
don't you take them? I'm 35 now.
How many more years do you want?
Then q great light shone upon
him, aud he did not wait for any
more. London Tit. Bits.
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Sermon by Rev'd. .. !. Dewitt, 9. J.,
Monday, April "a. 1901, at
Lecnardtcwn.


today the Silver Jubilee of bis 0rdi-
nation to the Priesthood. Is 10
twenty-five years in the retrospect
since he was elevated to the Sacer-
dotal dignity and received the COM
mission transmitted in regular sue
cession from the Apostles to offer
the Holy Sacrifice at the altar, to
pronounce the words of absolution
in the Tribunal OF Penance, to
preach the word of God. A Jubi-
lee is associated with praise and ex-
ultation, with congratulations and
the spirit of thanksgiving; and it is
deemed right and proper to COM
memorate special anniversaries in
the social, domestic and civil lives
of individuals, associations and ma
tions. The spirit and the customs
Of the Society of Jesus are averse to
gorgeous public displays, and any
true member Of the Society would
shrink from celebration which had
for Its object to extol his personal
merits and to rehearse his achieye-
ments in terms of eulogy and pam
egyric. And, surely, the Jubilarian
of today is a worthy son Of st. Ig-
natius-and. surely, it would i'll be-
come me to offend the proprieties
of the occasion and to offend the
modest appreciation of self by any
extravagarce of laudation in the
manner or matter of nv remarks.
But there are family reunions
which may be celebrated with glad
ness Of heart; there are religious
anniversaries which may be observ-
ed as Memorial Days." and our
modest celebration is such q family
reunion-such q "Memorial Day"
Surely it is betting that the Cath
olics of st. Mary's county should
recognize as Q family celebration
the Memorial Day Of him whose
ministrations of 21 years ont Of the
rs have entered 80 largely into their
lives; who has been the friend and
guide, the counsellor and consoler
of those entrusted TO his charge;
who has poured the waters Of re-
generation in Holy Baptism over
the younger generation; who has
restored the repentant sinner, in
the Sacrament of Reconciliation, to
the friendship of his offended Ma
ker; who has fortified with the Last
Sacraments and dismissed the de-
parting soul with the benediction OF
the Church; who has offered the Holy
Sacrifice for the living aud the dead.
It 10 right that you should give
some expression Of appreciation fol
one who has labored 20 long and 90
faithfully in the Vineyard Of the
Lord. and whose labors have been
bound mp with your lives in that
| intimate union Of Catholic Priest
with the members Of his flock.
/ call attention to the fact, thai
for 81 years Of the Is included in
his Priestly life, Father Lancaster
has lived and lsbored in charge o.
the same parish. II 10 long tim'
in this rushing. changeable ant
novelty-loving age Of ours, wheE
men are desirous of new scenes ant
occupations. It 10 rare that . cler
gyman, even permanent Rector
remains so long in charge. But i
becomes still more remarkable o
viewed in the light Of American
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HIS LATENENEss .--Towne: Mag
uificent woman Who is Fhe !!
Browne That's the late MrR.
Bibber's-
ToWne: A widow, eh i?
Browne Yes, q grass widow.
Towne But / understand you
to say the slate" Mr.. Bibber.
Browne Yes, he was always
late getting home. That's Why she
left hlm-Philadelphia Press.
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Total liabilities. ...... 1896, ,997 20
Surplus as regard policy
holders. ......... 80. $562, ,24s O4
80. .139 policies In force in
United States on Decem-
Der 81, 1900. ........... $50, ,1si ,s5s n
% policies written in Ma
ryland during the year
1900. ................... 1i9,957 SIS
Premiums received on Ma
ryland business in 1900.. 1886 25
Losses paid in Maryland
during 1900. ............ 1880 90
Losses Incurred In Mary
land during 1900. -. 1880 90
STATE OF MARYLAND, Insurance
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with the Code of Public General Laws,
hereby certify that the above 10 true
abstract from the sworn statement of
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panv of Portland, Maine, TO December
81, 1900, now on file in this Department.
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CHAPTER XXI.
Innocence Of Helen,

The king of Damascus had grown
very old and very sour within those
last few days. Rage and chagrin had
so shaken his frame that he seemed
stricken with palsy; and his voice.
from Its howlings and meanings. had
become hoarse and cracked. But he
had promise of sweet revenge. His
soldiers were upon the track Of the
fugitives, and he believed they would
bring them back. o, how he would
gloat over the sunerings Of his VIC
Tins when they came within his
poweri az ft f5s -is
/ Il tell thee, About Casssm, !" hs Sid,
addressing his minister, "ths fair, frail
Ulfn must suffer for this. ehs Il M
longer your child; I shall not regard
her ~ such.
About bowed his Head. and answered
that tssvss contspk ..t.sss
OnA could NOT help AetisiAx thst
his friend wns ia troskIs, asd hS ~
the Hbsfty p ak what had euHe
wruaG .sEs;
"Alesfg slted Hofan, sssvpsythisR
49, wys1E@ ~ ~ M xpwy s. ~
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scribe the best, and - know and have
proven that there Ii nothing in NAtAriA
Medica which equals Lydia Il. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound In
severe cases Of female disorders,
unhesitatingly prescribe it, and have
never yet been sorry. ! know Of noth-
ing better for ovarian troubles and for
falling Of the womb or ulcerations IL
absolutely restores the affected parts
70 their normal condition quicker and
better than anything else. have
known it to euro barrenness in wo-
men, who to-day are happy mothers Of
children, and while the medical pro-
fession looks down upon patents
have learned. instead, to lookup to
the healing potion, by whatever name
It be known. If my fellow physicians
dared tell the truth, hundreds Of them
would voice my sentimental DE-.
WANArA, Lansing, Mich.
$4,000 fo,fsft " absss tsstimenfai 10 not ssssfse.
The record Of Lydia e. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound cannot be
equslled. Accept no substitute.
Mrs. Pinkham advises sick wo.
men free. Address Lynn, Mass.
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CHAPTER Xxx.
A k,nr'o Story .

-.st4 "A kAAuk b 6tOIy-
The first person whom Ulin met
After entering the cave was Ezabel,
who stood by table upon which d
lamp was burning.
my dear child, was Just coming
In search Of you. We were anxious.
What-haye you been in tears? .Ulin,
what is it? What has happened?"
The maiden. in memory of the great
event of the evening, forgot the cause
Of fear that had been with her. It
WAS secret she could not keep-a Sc
cret she had no wish to keep; and
resting her head upon Ezabel's shoul-
der. she told the story OF her love.
Dearest Ulin,' said the aged ma
iron, kissing the maiden upon the
ROW. "he is worthy of the trust you
9have reposed in him"
At that moment Abba come in from
the grove wnere she had been in
search Of her mistress; and very soon
Zee, too. had heard the story. She
gaSed into Ulin's face a moment, and
Nehen, with tear glistening In her eye,
she mprmured:
Il shall be very happy now, for
henceforth can serve and love you
both!"
Az Abba spoke. and before any reply
could be made. Julian came hurrying
Into the cave. He was much excited
and Ben Hadad saw fear upon his
exce such as had never been seen there
before.
MY son." spoke the hermit, what
means this! Your manner betokens
danger"
And there is danger" cried the
young chieftain, moving instinctively
70 Ulin's side. Il fear that have been
much TO blame. should have been
warned by the words Of Osmfr and
6sliu. Those two Arabs have evident
" discovered our abiding place."
'sWsll-and what then?" asked Ban
Hadad:
r think they have brought large
forcs against u.s.
.'what- Of Arabs! Do they mean to
rob usfH' es 4.
.rshaass ,ssgsstsA Abba. .thsy.
hops - rscaptars what they have
lost. Il
Ulin moved to yuitsn's side, md
$1,000 upOa III stout arm. Hs kisssd
- 4DcA ~ bspw and bads N ~
sf4 sepsAss: - NJ - ~ -
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The Le.ssst Rsse. 4. t..sps.

Ine 11o8ees Ass8n n EoSUDo.
Francis Joseph Of Austria, now sev.
enty-oAe years old, has been ON the
throne afty;two years, ana 70 holds
the record for length Of reign. King
Christian Of Denmark u eighty-two.
but has. only been on the throne thir-
ty-deven years. ..is.
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4 we.a.rss.i closa.

A clock was recently made, which. Il
addition to striking the hours, halves and
quarters. shows the, phases Of the moun
and tells the time in any othsr 0a4y, but
- tho clock Is too expensiye to purchAse,
the best way to obtain this Information
II from Hostetter's Alpaanac' for 1901 It
also contains many Amusing anecdotes,
statistica and much general Information
that viii interest you. It can be obtaina6
from any druggist free OF charge.
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! Brooklyn. N. r, Dec 1.-Garneld Head
ache Powders are sold here In large guam
titles; this show. that people reaiiss the
value OF = remedy ~ once effective and
value in curing headaches Of all kinds
and In building up the nervous system.
Investigate every grade Of remedies Of
fered for the cure Of headaches and the
GarfiSld Headache Powders will be found
to hold hrst place. Write the GARFIELD
Tea Co. for samples. r
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~D1An Nns. P1HxnAM Tho 49,
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case ahould b used, NO mAttsr 70 WAa4
school = physiciaa beaonSh !. - .
nattse ck7 o0nsciencc, can only Pc.
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Ism sure Piso's Cure for Consumption savs
NJ life three years aso.-Mrs- THos. RonsIAl
Maple Street. Norwich. n r., Feb. II. 1904
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II man should wear his pants 80 lon
that he had to hold them up when cross
ing a street. wouldn't the women laug
at him?
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= zlra. Windows Soothing Byrur.
nammafioo siays pain. curss wind collie. SO bostis
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+. :.'Does. Mrs, strosfkminded belong to .
It's = bro0mstick."
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We cannot always expect to find the
bare truth In q bear story.
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It Ii the man with horse sense VIII
knows how to say neigh"
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A s1rl who used to cali her most per-
sistent suitor Fan apology for man
finally accepted the apology.
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The heirs of millionaires are not tn.
only people who put on, airs
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Ars .Ysa Us,.g Allsa'. , est-Ka.s ].

Are Yea Usi.g Ailso's Heot-Eass ?
1T 10. the only cure for Swollen,
Emarting. Burning. Sweating Feet,
Corhs and Bunions. Ask for Allen's
Foot-Ease. . powder to BE- shaken into
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6be Sco1Ir9e
ofOATnAScuS
oes,r,sas.A - :, assss sa...r. Sc.

CHAPTER XIx.-(Continued.)
He had taken her hand and was
raising It to his lips; but she sud
denly drew it from him.
mo! NO! moi" she murmured.
Pardon. lady. meant no onense."
The tone was one of grief.
"oh-Julian! Julian! Leave me not
yet!'
She rested her freed hand upon his
arm and gazed up into his face. Her
eyes were streaming with tears and
her bosom heaved convulsively.
'Lady-Ulinn''
"Julian!-O, in this hour of helpless
ner and need turn to thee with all
~ trust and faith. II the love Of this
1boor heart IL worth the cherishing,
take It, and keep 1t always. Iihave no
power-I have no choice. The light
of thy face, beaming In love upon me,
Heveals to me that am bound to thee
~ chains which cannot break"
She rested her head upon his bosom;
and he. winding his stout arms about
her, pressed her to his heart as q treas
ure the most precious that earth could
bestow.
The sun sank to its evening rest,
and the shades Of twilight deepened
over the river and over the grove.
The stars came out. one by one. in
their celestial stations. and anon the
silver moon, lifting its face above the
hills of Hobah, cast its soft light into
the vale. Still the lovers sat beneath
the orange tree: and there they might
have sat late into the night, had not
Osmir come to interrupt them.
What did the guard want at that
hour and In that place. He sought his
master. Julian arose and went to him
and they whispered hurriedly toseth-
or; and then Ulin was sure that she
heard the Arabs, mentioned.
"unin.s said the chieftain, coming
back and taking her hand. you might
go with me to olthe cave. am called
In another directlon." ,;ss-.
What is 1t? You trembie. .Ah,
Julian-there Is danger"
mo, no, sweet love; harbor not ,that
f1r. l go TO ward on danger. o, I
9ave something more than life to care
tor now" (,
At this point Selim came runsing
up. all out Of breath; but before he
could speak his master stopped him.
Il understand. good selim. osmir
\ has told me"
"But-my master
I'm a moment. Wait till come
back" %
And thus speaking Julian led the
maiden to the cave.
Excuse me now" he said. raising
her hand to his lips. Il will be back
shortly. You will not fear?"
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ever heard in this church. The pro-
gramme for the chief service, 1890 a.
M, will include the following numbers:
Professor +. Il. Protheroe.
Chorus, "Thc Shout OF Victory"
s. Il. Campbell and Choir
Gloria in Excclsis.
Alto solo, "Thc Angels Message" .E. l.. Ashford
Miss Vicotra Grcuncr.
Chorus, "Thanks Be to Cod. .J +. Trowbridge
, Choir.
Sanctus.
Agnus Del.
Duct "Christ Is Risen" .Stainc
Misses Emma lost and Lillian Blaschkc.
Nunc Dimiis.
At the vcspcr service, I.3O p. n,., in addition
to the elaborate programme to be rendered by
the Sunday school, the choir will render the
following:
Chorus, "Our Suffering Lord" .....E. $. Lorcnz
Choir.
Mczzo Soprano solo, "The Heavenly Dream
d. Treharnc
Miss Bessie SchiNc.
Chorus. "unto Him Who Loved U.s.
j. W. Hughes
Tenor SOLO "As Sleep Takes Its Flight
r. II. Shelley
David T. Davis.
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Saluation.
"Hosanna Raise the Pealing Hymn" ..... Tucker
Scripture Reading Qeader)
MY Song Is Love Unknown. n"............. .Calkin
Scripture Reading (responsc)
There Is a Green Hill Far Away. .Webbe
Scripture Reading Ocader)
"Chrst the Lord IA Risen Today. ..... .Davidica
Scripture Reading (responsively.)
Awake, Glad Soul, Awake" "...........Smith
Scripture Reading (responsiyely)
"Our Blest Redccmcr" "....................,Dy Dykes
Creed-Gloria Patri.
Offcrtory, "The Day Is Done. "......... Orchestra
"rhe Light of Life. Schubert
cart Thou Weary" ........................r Baker
Address.
"Christ Our Passover" "............... Schneider
Prayer.
30 Mother Dear Jerusalem" "...............Ward
Reading.
Silent Prayer
Benedictory Sentence Ocadcr).
Choral Benediction ..................Wo Woodman
Recessiona, "Fcstmarch" "..............O Orchestra
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Second Presbyterian Church.

The following programme will be OBJ
served at the Second Presbyterian
church tomorrow:
MORNING.
Organ Prelude, Grand Chorus in F.., salomc
Anthem, "Sce Now the Altar" "...........F .Faurc
Misses Black and Garagan Mr.. Morgan and Choir.
Ohertory duet, "Our Lord Has Risen .., Loud
Misses Black and Garagan.
EVENING
Easter praise service given by the church quar-.
tcte, choir, choral society of thirty voices,
accompanied by orchestra and organ. J. NJ.
Chance. organsl and director; Charles Docr-
sam and Miss Mabel Rcnnic, assistant organ.
lists; Sabbath school orchestra augmented by
Bauer, orchestra Soloists, Miss Black,
prano; Miss GaraGan, alto; Mr. G!pprl. trnor;
Mr. Morgan, hasso and Ralph Williams, bari
tone.
Organ Prelude, Allcgro, Adaaio ,rom Filth
Miss Mabel Remic.
Anthem, Ride on, Ride On in Majesty, Farmer
Quartettc and Choir, Organ, Horn Quartctte and
Orchestra,
Tenor solo, ''rhc Resurrection. ..,...,.. Shelley
Mr.. Gppcl Nioln obligato r. !. Bauor)
Anthem, "Glorous Is Thy Name" "...,,.M Mozart
Choir, Organ and Orchestra.
soprano solo, "Thc Resurrection Morn. Rodney
Miss Black.
instrumental selection, Horn quartctte
Messs. Miles, stanton, Moore and Waller
Baritone solo, "Hosanna" "..."........ .Granier
Ralph Williams.
Ofertory, Festival March.,........,Me Menlclssohn
Orchestra and Organ.
Alto solo, ''The Lord Is Risen Lansing
Miss Garagan violin oblgato II. j. Bauer)
Anthem, "l'niold We Portals Urom Gounods
olatoro "Redemption'D,
Choir and Orchestra
Organ Postlude, "Allcluia'' '...............D Dubois
Miss Mabel Rennic.
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Holy Trinity Lutheran Church.

The customary preparations have
been made by the Evangelical Luth-
eran church of the Holy Trinity,
Adams avenue and Mulberry street for
Il right celebration of the joyous fes-
tival of Easter. At the chief service,
1880 a. m, the holy sacrament of the
Lords supper will be administered.
The Vesper service, 7.30 p. M, will con-
sist of the usual exercises by the sun
day school, assisted by the full choir.
The choir under the direction of Prof.
J.. X. Protheroe has been rehearsing
for'the past few weeks. and will render
what promises to be the choicest and
M0sg elaborate musie2l programme
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Simpson M. E. Church.

At the Simpson Methodist Episcopal
church the programme for tomorrow
will be as follows:
LYNN.
Prayer.
Anthem. 'Thr Lord Is Risen ......W. +. St,ldds
Miss Helen Thomas and Choir.
Scripture.
Offering.
Male Q,i,rlcttc. Awake Thou Tha, Slocpr>t
Makcr.NcNn
Mcss's Thos. Abram, ". ". Jones, II. A.
Wriglcy, II. \ckcr.
Announcements
Hymn.
Sermon ,........,,.,...,....,..Dr, !. b. sweet
Anthem. Nov Is Christ Risen. .,....J. T.. West
Mr. Harry Ackcr and Choir.
EVENING.
Anthem. II Know That My RcdeDGer lNctlL''
Miss Helen Thomas and Choir
Tenor solo. "'Thc Lord l. Risen Indeed
Mr. Thomas Abla'n.
Scripture reading.
Anthem As 1t Began 10 Dawn" Miles y. Foster
Harry Wrigley and Choir.
Chorus, For Your Dear sake" .....F l.. jackson
Chidren's ehor,
Anthem, "fill the Fount with Roses
Geo. Vim. Warren.
Children and Choir.
Male Quartetto, "thr,t Arose" (by rcque,u
Il. Lowry.
simpson Male puartete
Announcements,
Trio, Christ Our Passover" ...... Marcia Wilson
Misses Eva kitlc, Anna Jones, Mary Jones'
Anthem, ''Thc Resurrection" ...... .Costa.Nma
Choir.
Sopranos-Mrs. j. u, Sweet Mrs VIM Shoe.
maker, Mrs. Thos. Abrams, Misses Eva Kitte,
Helen Thomas, Dolly Thomas, Rhoda Clark
Rachel Jones'
Altos-Misses Anna Jones, Jessie Wrgey, Mary
Jones, Maud Thomas, Florence Whitman.
Tenors-lhomas Abram, Thos. Thomas, James
Hartman, A. H. Rideway, W. W. Jones
Bassos-H Wrigley, II. Ackcr, ". Sntten, A.
Chase, Thos. W. Jones' W. Long. Ira Davies.
Director, W. W. Jones; organist, Walter Davis.
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Asbury M. e. Church.

Asbury M. E. Church.
In the Asbury Methodist Episcopal
church, Green Ridge, this progra ANNE
will be rendered tomorrow:
MORNING, 1890.
Prelude easter March) Albert W. Beig
Invocation.
LYNN. "Rsc, Glorious Conuueror. Rise"
Prayer.
Anthem, "Roll the Rock Away''..J. W. Ieaman
Choir.
Alto solo, "Hail TO the Risen King. Browne
Mrs. McCalkin.
Sermon.
Hymn. Awake, Glad Soul Awaken
POStluue sUeuohCAS
EVENING, 7.30.
Prelude (March) .................,...Mc .McndclSsohn
Anthem, "Christ the Lord IL Risen Today
Williams.
Hymn. '.Jcs,is, Thy Blood and Righteousness
Male qIartettc, "Chrst Arose.
Robert Lowry, d. d.
Mcssrs johnson, T. Leonard, W. Leonard,
Duet, Gle Did Not Die in VAIN
G. Golfer fuller.
Miss Scluch and Mr.. Leonard.
Sermon.
Anthem, "He Is Risen '...........G. W. Lemon
PoStlude ........,...........'..M bartnolomeW
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-04-06

HERE WILL be "A wealth of
IL fine musical programmes rem
V) dered in the church of the
city tomorrow. Choirs and
chorsters have been hard at
work for weeks and tomorrow the re-
suits will be apparent. From year to
year the praises of the risen Christ are
sung with greater fervor and increased
elaboration The programmes given
on this page indicate the treat In
store for the church goers Of Scranton
tomorrow.