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The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-09-15

ton ct some future day. yet should | western interests as we'll as the eastern, oolng all the good for both portions of our Iyture family which should fall with In my power"
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COLES FOR JUNE.

FIom Storms and Sigus
Rejoice and be glad, for earth is now
in the house of life" and the vital
force of all animal and vegetable life
will be at high flood" nearly two
thirds of the whole time this month.
which will throw the gates leading
into the fair lands az prosperity wide
open, so that all business men may
enter in and work AMI win. We have
reasons To believe that there W,ll he
some lively scenes and bitter expert
encse i'm the social, hn%n ncial, oltical
and business world, as the n "a, plan
cts, Uranus, Saturn and Jupiter, ,uur
financial planeD, are all an the same
side of the sun Therrfur l,t business
men everywhere mnrONe each shining
moment and plung" into this cuGl INT
nS prosperity while rhe river of svcress
ls at high Hood" lie. those who
have money invested in stocks look
we'll to their interests as the excess
of high Good days this, month will
have tendency to bring about fluc-
tuation of prices and stocks.
THE STORMS AND SIGNS.
Nearly all the planets are punched
togther on our side of the heavens
and in position To cause the weather to
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play many new tricks. Every pracau-
ton should be taken To guard against
the death h-dealing electric fluid thar
is formed in the clouds poured down
upon us.
The earth will pass between the
great planet Jupiter and the sun this
month and cause unusual Disturbances
resulting in earthquake shocks, cy-
clones, tornadoes, thunder storms and
miniature hlizzards. Great men and
rulers will be in danger Of bodily harm
and the deadly influence of the eclipse
shadow will be plainly observable all
along the line.
The greatest danger from storm
periods this month will he between
the Bird and 9Th. sth and 18Th, lith and
18Th. 20th and 2Ilh. We have reason
to believe thar several new forms of
microbes viii nut in their appearance
this month in some localities and make
an attack upon NegctatiOu.
Vegetable microbes are getting a
strong hold upun all kinds of vegc-
tatiOn and unless men of means con-
tribute more literally i'm the future TO
the advance of science. America will
soon become microbe morgue for
dead vegetation. The tent caterpil-
lar" will do untold damage unless im-
mcdiat" action is taken To destroy
them
G. g coles, Editors
Kingston, Pa, L, $, A. May 20, 1901,
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Religious News Notes,

Rev j. s. Thomas will present at the
Baptist pastors conference Monday at
1890 "A Study of the Church at Cor
inth."
The music at the First Presbyterian
church tomorrow night promises to be
of an exceptionally high order and of
unusual interest.
Pastor Gaebelen. whose visit was
deferred. owing to illness, will be in
Grace Reformed Episcopal church
Sunday, Monday, Tuesday and We'd
nesday. All lovers of the Word should
hear him.
Rev. DR. Guild will give the charge
10 the pastor on Tuesday evening next
at the installation of Rev. w. Hollins-
he'd ais pastor of the Presbyterian
church in Forest City
Henry Garden, instructor in last
years educational classes, will address
the mems meeting at the Il. r. Y. NJ.
&. \. Sunday at 3:iJ y. m. The Simp-
son male puartette will render special
music. All men are welcome and are
promised profitable hour.
The Methodist Ministers association
of Scranton and vicinity will meet at
Elm Park church on Monday morning.
June >. at 1890 o'clock. A paper will
he presented by Rev. G.. Robilin. Sub
icct, "Mchael and Jonathan, or Ger
man and American Characters Com
pared"
At the Penn Avenue Baptist church
the pastor will have a unique SER
vice on Sunday evening. He has
chosen a number of the old familiar
hymns and songs our mothers sung,
and will place the hymns before 1.-The
congregation with the aid of a power
full electric lantern, and as the verses
of the hymns are sung, they will he
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BY
j. E. Gilbert, DID
Secretary Of American
Society of Religious
Education.

, the man who contempa,cs the day Of final ac
count, what be more comforting than TO
know that Christ bore his sins.
RETURNING (rcrsc 2s). ).-laving thus under
these four heads given excellent account OF
the sacrifice which Christ made our lesson closes
with another view of Him. II lie passed into
the heavenly tabernacle there to be high
priest Verse III IL was not to I've totally scpa.
rated from His people. lie will return aud ap.
pear to them second time. His first appear.
ancc was in the incarnation, His next will be as
Saviour, when lie will come with no burden
OF sin laid upon Him. The church divides at this
point in its Interpretation. Many say lie will
come In bodily form at some distant day to live
among His people on the earth tActs I. ~, and
that believers must look or watch for His com.
ing. Matthew, xxiv, 49, Several passages in.
dicate that this was the hope of the apostles
q John. iii, - Others hold that all who turn
their spiritual eyes by faith toward the crucifcd
one will see Him, that lie will manifest Him.
sell to them cIohn, xiv. 22). and that from Him
they will receive saving grace. There are 9th.
crs who claim that Christ will appear htst spir.
tualy and then physically. Cri'us ii, 13)
CONCLl StoN-By Jesus Cuist's single and
urrcpcated offering of Himself the guilty rcla.
tions of collective humanity are obicctiycy re.
ruycd. ~ whatever time its members may live
upon the earth; that neither docs a repeated
presentation of Himself take place in heaven
nor is the second coming oi Christ needed a
second vioariois suffering. His single Offering il
forever sufficient. Christ has not merely entered
into the fellowship Of human suffering. but lie
has taken upon Himself the burden of human
sin. The heavenly sanctuary which Christ has
entered in His appearing before God is the goal
to which He will bring all who ccmc to God by
Him, Only in eternity shall see from what
an abyss Christ has rescued them and into what
glory He translates them. The heavenly things
flee before us in our inpurity, and ththcr may
no impure person come: and yet all the treas.
urcs of the suffering and death OF Christ de.
pcsitcd there, and thence must we obtain them.
Happy is he whose faith is in the ciucihcd one.
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Episcopal.

Saint lukc's rarisll-Rcv. Rogers Israel, d, D.,
rector; Rev. t. J. lIaughton, senior curatc; Rev
NJ. u. Nash, junior culatc. Trinity sunday.
ST. lakes Church--7S0 A. M, holy comnun.
on pa a. M, morning prayer; 1850 a. M,
sermon and holy communon 1.30 p. M, evening"
prayer aud sermon 9l5 a, m, sunday school and
Bible CLASSES
st. Marks, Dunmore-s a, m, holy comlnunon
1870 a. H., morning prayer; ,.3O p. M, evening
PRAYER and sermon; p. M, sunday school and
Bible classes.
East End Mission, Prescott aNcnue-a30 p, m,
sunday school and Bible classes; $50 p. M,
evening prayer and sermon.
South Side Mission Fig street,. 30 p, m, sun
day school and Rible classes.
ST. Georges olyphant-2S0 p. M, Sunday
school aud Bible classes; $50 p M, evening
prayer and sermon
St DayidS chuch--Ihe celebration Of the
Holy Eucharist at 7.a0 and 1850 a. M: even.
song, 7.S0 p M; sunday school, 9l5 a, m. and
$50 y. m.
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Miscellaneous.

Calvary Reformed Church Monroe avenue and
Gibson street. Rev. Marion l.. Fwor, pastor. Ser.
wees 1890 n, M, AMI $50 p. M; sunday school,
lliO a. M; Christian Endeavor, p. N. Morn
ing subject An Open Door Into Heaven and
What Was Seen" Evening subject, eden,
Where Was II, What Mas IT," Holy communion
at both services.
All Souls l'niyorsalst church, Pine street,
lear Adams avenue. Services at 1890 a. m, con.
Quoted by Mr. A. j, Donloy. Subject, "Christian
Charity and Philanthropy SUNDAY school at
Has a. M,
Zion United Evangelical church. lt20 Capouse
aycnuc--Prcaching at 1890 and 80 by Rev. II,
MinSkcr, Of West Nanticokc, Pa. The sacrament
Of the Lords Supper will be administered at
these services; SUNDAY school, go a. M; Junior
Endcavor, p M; senior Endcavor, $50 p. m;
prayer meeting, 80 Wednesday evening. All
seats free and everybody welcome
Christian ohmcl-preaching at II a, m, AMI
20 p. n tomorrow by tho pastor, Rev. II. ".
Clymcr. subjects, 1.-The Power OF Pure Lie"
and Sovereignty of God" All are welcome
First Primitive Methodist church, Green Ridge
Rev. q. Lees, pastor Morning at 1890 the
sacrament of the Lords Supper will he admins.
tered, Evening at o'clock, subject, Life of
Jonah. Its Lessons" Monday, ". l.. meeting;
Tuesday PRAYER and testimony service, commen2'
ing at 1890 a. m, and continuing afternoon and
evening. All welcome.
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Delaware and Hudson.

In Ehcrt May ~. 1901.
Trains for Caihondale leave Scranton at A 20
sOg, s5', 1913 u. M; 700, l.2O, 2il, al.
q, %, 6.25 ',57, ol5, li.l5 p. m; lis a. m.
For IIoneSdalc-G.20, lO.ia u. M; 2H and g. 20
''For Wilkes .Bare-G,i5, AS. S.il o3s, 10 N
II 81 A. M. les, als. 3.33, Az, G,iO7is, 10 Al
FOR l.. v. Il. II. points--6,45, ll.j5 a. m.; eis
427 and 1l.%O p M
For Pennsylvania II, II. poiGts-6iJ, U.33 a.
m.: Els and Az p. m.
For Albany and all points nortll-G2U a. m.
A"' SUNDAY TRAINS
For Calbondale-o,oo ll.Ss a. M; ?,Ii, 3.5a,
547, 1872 p, m, 900
G27, S.27 p. M
For Albany aud points north--3.52 p. IN.
For Honesdale 300 u m. and 3 90 p m.
Lowest rates TO all points in United States
j. II. BrRDlCk, g. p, A., Albany, n. Y.
H. W. CROSS, d, 7. A., Scranton, Pa.
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RAILROAD TIME TABLES
Lehigh Valley Railroad.

In Effect March 3, 1901.
For Philadelphia and New York via D. 4 H.
r. r., at Gas and ll.55 a. NJ, ard 2.lS, t27
(Black Diamond EXpreSs), and l1.3O p. m Sun.
DAYS, d. g. II. r. r., 1.5S, S.27 p. IN
For White Haven, IIlzcton and principal points
in the coal regions, via ID. q H. r. r.. 6t5,
els and 4.27 p. III. For Pottsville, 4.27 p. m.
For Bethlehem, EastGn, Reading, Harrisburg
and principal intermediate stations via D. a. H.
r. r., G45, 1l.55 a. M; 2.lS, 4.27 fBlack Dia.
mond Expres). ll.@O p. m. Sundays, D. Il H.
r. r.. LIS, s.27 p NJ.
For Tunkhannock. Towanda, Elmira, Ithaca,
Geneva and principal intermediate stations via
D., l.. 4 W. X. r., sos a. M; los and g. 10
For Geneva Rochester, Buffalo, Niagara Falls,
Chicago and all points west, via ID. & H. r. r. ,
II 55 a. m, 3.33 BLACK Diamond Express), i.iS
lO4l ll.3O p. m. sundays, D. Il II. r. r.,
II .55 S.27 u. IN
Pullman parlor and sleeping or Lehigh Valley
parlors cars on all trains between Wilkes. Barre
and New York, Philadelphia, Buffalo and Sus.
pension Bridge
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street, New York.
A W. NONNEMACHER, Div. Pass. Ast, South
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interccssory prayers for the people at the Golden
Altar before the veil which separated the holy
from the most holy place Beyond the. veil the
high priest alone on special occasions, minis
tered the mediator and intcrceSsor for the pco-
pie. Into thr holy Of holics he entered bearing
the blood of the sacrificed lamb. When Jesus our
Great High Priest was offered on Calvary as the
eternal sacrafcc ''Thc Lamb slain from the
foundation of the world" the veil of the Temple
rent in twain with unseen hands, indicating
that the way was forever open to the heavenly
holes, and that our High Priest had entered into
the holcst of all.
Not with the blood Of ordinary sacrifice, but
with his own blood. Christ had entered in to be
our IntcrcesSor and Mediator at the throne Of
grace.
This little sketch may indicate the Scripture
teaching that God has opened the way to His
ear and heart and the weary burdcncd one may
come directly to him with his sins and sorrows.
No longer do we need the pricstly ministries for
forgiveness of sins or sacrifices for our personal
atoncmcnt. No paying of pcnancc hut the true
repentance for sin, confession of guilt, forSaking
of evil and acceptance of Jesus Christ our Savior,
Rcdccmcr and Lord
Jesus lives at the right hand of God; lie con-
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~ ny pR. G.. NJ. GlFFtN. who was
recently elected a delegate to the
IL Erumcuical conference of Meth
IN odism in London to meet in Sep
tcmbcr is to he sent thithcr by
Elm park church, which is proud to be
thus houorcd There are but l29 dele
gates from the United states and II Is
4 marked privilege to be selected. DR..
l;iChn was n delegate to the first Ecu
mcnical conference in lsSS. also held
I'm London. when he was one of the
speakers in the city Road chapel, the
mother place of all Methodism of
earth. Dr. Giffn will spend the early
part of his summer vacation in cali
fornia where he will attend the f.p-
worth League convention.
The service at Elm Park church to-
morrow night will be marked by the
presence of two noted representatives
of the missionary work, Madame 500
hoonagam Animal. woman of the
highest caste of India. viii be on the
platform, and Miss Grace stevens. n
noted missionary of India, VIII also
make an address. The former Is the
daughter of one of the principal judges
and richest citizens of India She was
so devoted to heather doctrines that
she had herself built temple. but
learning to read English she read the
Bible and became convert, to the
greatest sacrifices conceivable in the
loss of wealth, position and family ties
She is known among the missionaries
as THE Indian Esther She Will be
I'm Scranton under the auspices Of the
Woman's Foreign Missionary society.
Rev. Harry =. Corser who is to speak
on missions in Alaska" tomorrow
morning in the Providence Presby-
terian church and in the Green Ridge
Presbyterian church in the evening, is
the son of Mr.. and Mrs. corser, of
Court street and Providence road, and
brother of DR.. John corser. He has
been stationed two years at Fort
Wranglc. and is soon to return to his
work there. Mr.. Corser was COM
missioner to the general assembly
lately held in Philadelphia. To hear
him will afford an excellent opportun-
ity to gather much interesting infor-
nation about that wonderful part or
our country. The Presbyterian church
has seven missions in Alaska and a
known school in Sitka
The Welsh Baptist ministers con-
ference of Northeastern Pennsylva-
ria will meet in the Memorial Bap4
tist church next Tuesday afternoon
and evening. The ministers alone
will meet in the afternoon. when a
paper will he read by tire Rev. d. ].
Williams. of Peckville. A public
meeting will be held IN the evening,
when the Rev. II. ID. Morris. of Nantl-
coke. and the Rev. George Hague. Of
Olyphant. will preach. one in Welsh
and the other in English.
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Presbyterian.

First PRESBYTERIAN chmch-scnices. 1850 a. m, ,
7ao =, M, Or, Mcleod will preach Subject,
"Ale Ncu Afraid of Gody II So, Why" Sulme.
ers welcome. Mid'weck service, Wednesday even
ing At 7.ij o'clo"k.
second Presbyterian chmch-Seryircs 1890 a.
~. i3O p. M Dr. Robinson will preach nom,
ins and evening The topic tor the evening will
be Courage cordial invitation is extended
TO all.
Green Ridge Presbyterian Church-Rey, |, }.
Lansing, pastor; Rev, h. X, Foster assistant
1880 Il, m, service OF wolhsip, with address re-
ception of members and communion oi the Lords
supper. II M, Bible school; o.i5 p. m, Chris,
tian EndeaNor; 7ij y. M, Rev. Harry Z. ColSer
OF fort Nranglc, Alaskl, commissioned TO the
general assembly irom Alaska. viii deliver an
illustrated address IN missionary experiences in
Alaska All invited and welcomed.
Providence Presbyterian church sapicos at
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Jesus Our High Priest in Heaven
Heh TX. TIA. 1d.7Q
Heb. TX: 11-14; 24-2S.

have been very natural conclusion 10 one WHO
might follow the argument.
FINAL Ucisc 26) But that would have been
grieyous error, resulting in serious Consequences
in thought and fail, and practice, and reducing
the spiritual power OF the Christian system TN
the contrary Christs Offering was made uncc for
all tIIeb. ,ii 81. lie came in the cad Of the
world--in the end Of the age OF dispcnsltion-
and brought the whole sacriicial system to an
cnd. 50 that there should be no more sacrifices
nIeh. \: 2G). lie did this to put away sin, that
IL, to make such provision that the fear and
burden of sin might no longer distress the people,
All through the prior ages the nations had
groancd, knowing no settled aud completed
method of dclycrancc. hut compelled to renew
the appointed Offering in order 10 obtain peace
for their souls. Christ designed by His death
10 MAKE onc way, and that always available.
So that any one, anywhere at any time, might
seek and find Here again the superiority of the
new ever the old appears. The slain beasts upon
thousands OF affairs have all disappeared. The
scenes Of blood are no longer enacted Christ
crucihcd is the sinners hope. Whosocvcr will
may look unto Him, aud he who looks shall live
lisa. XIV: ~.
NlCARIOu S-(verscs ., and 2s)-lt will he
seen that after the eighteenth verse less stress
is laid the priesthood OF Christ and moro on
His sacrifice. That was represented as cRcacious.
typehcd and final, three points OF great import
ance leading up to the now to he coisid
cred. 1t was yicarious. lie was ''ofcrcd to bear
the sins Of many" Usaiah, Iii, 81 Let those
who arc able tell the number included under
that term many. and let Others who find profit in
the discussion, continue TO consider the mean.
ing OF the word bear Fortunately those old
theological problems are laid aside in our day.
All Christians have come to believe that man
need bear the burden Of his own sins. q John,
ii. - The vicarious death is here stated in con
ncction with two Of the most solemn facts in the
life Of man-thc fact of death and Of judgment.
The certainty of one is predicted upon the cor.
tainty Of the other. To the dying man, as he
fools that he is about TO lnhNc this world. 90
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ngly remote, but which have their
origin in the disease of the stomach and
its allied organs.
There is no alcohol in the " Discovery"
and it is absolutely free from opium,
cocaine, and all other narcotics.
"Before commenced TO use your medicine
was in bad condition (ior eight years., aud
four doctors treated me-" writes Mrs Bette
Askew Of Garysbnrg, Northampton Co, n c,
"rhey of course, gave me at The time some
relief, but il did not last long. | was some days
in my bed and some days l dragged about the
house. | have used five bottles of the Golden
Medical Discovery and live of the 'Favorite
Prescription aud four vials of the Pellets
world to know it,
DR.. Pierce's Medical Adviser, 1905
large pages, paper binding, sent free on
receipt of II ore-ceut stamps to pay
expense OF inailing OHiI, or 81 stamps
ior il in cloth binding Address DR..
r. v Fierce, Buffalo, n. Y.
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Religious.

illustrated hv beautiful views appro-
pirate to the sacred theme. The choir
viii laid in the services.
owing to the annual convention Of
the Lutheran Ministerium of Pennsyl-
vania. which Is now in session in AL
lentown. Pa. many of the Lutheran
pulpits OF the city will he unoccupied
on sunday. Services will be held in
Zion Lutheran church. Rev. =. +. Iizle-
mann. pastor, and in st. Marks, Rev.
\. J.. Ramer. pastor. Both these
clergymen were unable to attend the
annual convention. j. L. Hopp, a men,
ber of st. Marks Lutheran church.,
represents this congregation as lay
delegate to the ministerium.
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Sunday school, II M; Wednesday service, 130
p. M; Mission Band, saturday, 80 p. m. Morn
ing subject Regeneration Of the Holy Spirit; /;
evening subject, "rhc Divine Commission to
Evangclizc the World"
Zions, Miflin avcnuc-Rcv. =, +. Ilzclmann
pastor. Services, 1870 "A. M; sunday school, ,
=. N.
Grace English Lutheran church General synod,
corner Madison avenue and Mulberry stree, -RcN
Luther Hess Warng. pastor. sunday school, 03O
"a M. divine worship, 1870 a. M, subject OF
sermon, "rhc Parable oi the Sowcr' This will
he The pastors second anniversary sermon; p,
M, y. l.. :. e.. h.; ~ D. M, divine worship,
subject Of sermon, "rhc Trials of a Deacon. The
invited.
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10 lose IN heSh,
when the cheek is
hollow and the
skin sallow it is
Natures warning
that the body is
failing of proper
nourishment. 1t
is a condition of
"weak " stomach,
and "weak f" stom-
ach soon involves
other organs. DS.
Pierce's Col d e II
Medical Discovery
cures diseases of
the stomach and
OF ther organs of
digestion and MI
triton, and cures
through the stoni-
ach diseases seeu-