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JESUS THE l7|s|

In the dim dawn of the resurrection morning,
Mary Magdalene pcercd through her tears into the
open tomb Of Lord. Her earth vision was
clouded, and with bleeding heart and sorrowing
life she seeking the living among the dead.
Little did she realize that her Lord and SAVIOR
her Comforter and Friend was by her side, ready
il she would but look to Him. to wipe her tears
away and Hood her life with peace and hope.
Christian believer, this same Comforter stands
at thy hearts door in all thy sorrows; in every
need let Him he thy minister. Art thou weary,
worried, troubled, sorrowng bereavcd, mourn.
ing. Then look unto Jesus thy Helper, whose
mission is to dry the tears from weeping eyes,
and to bind up the broken hearted.
Draw outline OF heart represented as being
broken. Now draw marks around the heart in the
form OF cross, to represent the bands which
Jesus gives to bind up the broken heart.
\ second lesson to be taught today is the Joy
and rejoicing when Jesus is revealed to life,
and the strength and peace of life when He is
made supreme.
One ct the sweetest and greatest words in
oar lesson is the word "RABBONI." uttered ny
Mary Magdalene when Jesus revealed Himself to
her the Risen Saviour. Some time ago one
of the distinguished preachers ut Northficld gave
sermon on "Co1sccration'' from this beautiful
text ''Rabboni." lie said the word is different
from "Rabbi" used by Nicodcmus when speaking
to Jesus as teacher and minister. and different
from the word ''Sir' which Mary previously
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Presbyterian,

First Presbyterian churcl-ServccS 1870 a. IN.
and $50 p. IN. The sacraments OF baptism and
the Lords supper will be administered in con-
neetion with the morning service. The Easter
music will be repeated in the evening.
The Second Presbyterian church-Services at
1880 II. m., 7.30 r. M In the evening there will
be a praise service and rally OF the church and
congregation 10 consider the claims OF our Bible
schools upon us in the light OF the recent effort
made in this church, and led by Mr.. r. H. Cox,
ol Kansas City, an eminent expert and Sunday
school canvasser, 10 respond to the great twcn.
tieth century movement. Brief addresses will be
made by former superntendents II. ". Boies
and James II. Torrey, the president superntend-
ent, James A. Lansing, Judge william II. Jessup
and by the pastor, who will speak specially OF
Mr.. CoS's valuable work among us, All are vel.
come.
Green Ridge Presbyterian church-Rev. Isaac
!. Lansing, pastor; Rev. L. r. Foster, assistant
pastor Services at 1890 a.. m. and $50 p. NJ.
Morning sermon by assistant pastor; evening
sermon by Mr., 4. " Bower, on the theme.
Resurrection Of the Soul" Bible school at
Il o'clock; meeting OF the Endesvor society at
go r. m
Providence Presbyterian ChuIch-.Rev. George
T.. Guild, ID. D., pastor. The sacraments of the
Lords supper and Baptism will be celebrated at
the morning service, Also reception OF new
members. Sunday school at noon. Endeavor
meeting at 6.3o O'Clock. The large choir will
repeat selection OF Faster music at the 7.3o
O'Clock service,
Washburn Street Presbyterian churcl--Rev
John Z. Mofat, d. D., pastor. Services at 1890
q. m. and 7So p. m. Christian Lndeavor society
at go p m.; subject, Foundations" leader,
William 4, Burial. Prayer meeting Wednesday
7.s0 p. m. Bible school, lo m. The pastor will
preach morning and evening. All welcome.
Sumner Avenue Presbyterian church, corner
Sumner avenue aud Price street. Mr.. Bee.
Brown will conduct the morning service at 1880
O'Clock. Professor Pumley will preach at o
p. M; Sunday school at 2 o'clock Band Of
Hope on Tuesday and Thursday evenings. Mid.
week prayer and praise service on Wednesday
evening at 1i5 O'clock All welcome
Adams Avenue chapel, New York street.-the
Rev. W. Morgan will preach at 1880 a. m. and
the Rev James Hughes, the pastor, will preach at
1850 p M; Sunday school at 3 O'Clock, Mr..
Chandler, superintendent. Mr.. Hughes will teach
the Mems Bible class; Christian Endeavor at g. As
p. IN. All are welcome TO these meetings. Mems
meeting, Monday evening at 1.i5. debate led
by Mr. Sweet
Capouse Chapel-Sewiccs, 1880 L. m. and 7.3o
p. m, A. Y. Bower will preach in the mora.
ins and Rev. L. r. Foster in the evening Part
of the Easter music will be repeated.
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BY
J. E. Gilbert, DID
Secretary Of American
Society Of Religious
Education.



RrpoRTING.--tverse 1sI-.Awov went Mary
Mnudll,nc 10 thc eitv on her cr,and sho was
nrcccdcd by the other women. who rcported what
ibc nnoels had sail unin tbom Tuhc xxiv.
5.,) hut cnmc with n larger mcs.aoc than tbcv
declaring NOT only tho resurrection. bu, the an.
pcorapcc and 4hn instrur,ion A faithful vii.
u,ss vos Na,v That d,v tos,;iv;po what clio
had seen and hco,d. Her words would doubtless
have been received undcr ordinary circumstances
concerning any of tho common cycnts of life.
Bul this story WIS incr,hblc Tb,, n man. nut
TO death on the cross. shou,d 1.-Two again and
moot n woman and spca,, 4, ber ,was whol,y in
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uttered when she thought she WAS addressing the
gardener.
1t is the conception Of the risen Christ which
calls forth the cry OF love, JOY, alteration. wor'
ship, "Rabbon, my My Great Master It
means the souls conservation TO God and the
cnthronement OF Christ in our hearts as our Mas
ter
lie shall control our "habits ot thought" for
our minds will be linked TO Christ. Yielding
our lives to Christ, making Him "Rabboni,"
o,r loving, precious. supreme Master. will affect
our reading, thinking, speaking, and acting. lie
will be Lord over cur whole heart. conscience.
will, and body.
Let us pray for real vision OF Christ, not in
art not on the cross, but the living Jesus and
as we behold Him "Alvc for ever more let us
say with Mary, 'Rabboni."
For such surrendered lives there is a crown
OF immortal blessings; patience in trial. victory
in temptation, strength in weakness, resignation
in adversely, peace in conflict, comfort in sorrow.
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Delaware, Lackawanna and Western

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Delaware and Hudson.
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go G.52, ..j1, 9.l5. Ills p. M; Il6 u. m
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Central Railroad Of New Jersey.

stations in New lork-Foot OF Liberty stle,t
n H., and South Ferry.
Trains leave Scranton ior New York. Ncwa,k
Elizabeth. Philadelphia Easton. Bethlehem. Al
lcntown Mauoh Chunk and White Haven at s.sI
a. m; express. LILO: express, so a. IN. sra
days, ai5 p. H.
FOR Pittston and Wilkes Barre. $40 q. M; i.u
and $40 -. III. Sundays, 2l6 y. IN.
For Baltimore and Washington and po,n,
south and West via Bethlehem, $50 a. m; liz
md 80 p m. Sundays, 2l5 p. m.
For Ibns Branch, Ocean Grove, ETC., AT ss,
o. M. and l.l0 p. m.
For Reading, Lebanon and Harrisburg viz At
lcntowu, $50 a. M and l'1o p m snnda,-
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Tlrongh tickets % all points east, south ana
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liery and in few minutes the flames
were so fierce as to arouse the peo-
pie as we'll as the songs to eXertion.
a small hose was applied and by it the
nearby structures We're saved. The
hose company responded but as there
was no threatened danger they did
not turn on n stream.
young son of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Corrsan. of the North End, is critic
ally i'll of an abscess on the liver.
Forty hours devotion will open at
1880 o'clock mass in st. Mary's church
on Sunday. Sheehans orchestra will
accompany the choir.
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ion; o.i5 a. m, morning prayer; 1870 II. M,
confirmation, sermon and Holy Communion; 80
u. M, evening prayer and sermon; 215 Il. nj,
Sunday school and Bible classes.
st. Marks, Dunmore--S 4. H., Holy Commmn.
ion; 1880 a. m., morning prayer and sermon and
Holy Communion; $50 p. M. evening prayer,
confirmation and sernlon p. ,n.. Sunday school
and Bible classes
East End Mission, Prescott avenue--2.30 p. m,
Sunday school and Bible classes; $50 p. M, ey.
cning prayer and sermon.
South Side Mission, Fig sreet-2.3O p M.
Sunday school ami Bible classes.
st. Georges, Olyphant--2.3O p. m, Sunday
school and Bible CLASSES; $3.50 D. m, evening
PRAYER and sermon.
ST. David's Episcopal church. West Scranton
Services, 1.30 T.. m, 1880 a. IN. and 7.ao p. m.
Special service AZ p. M, at which Bishop Talbot
will be present and confirm.
Chrst's church, corner Washington avenue and
Park street--Rev. i. S. Ballentine. rector. Ser.
vices, 1880 a NJ, $50 p. M, 7.30 p. m. In the
evening the Rev. Mr.. Bird will give an address.
All seats tree. All welcome.
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Reformed Episcopal.

Grace Reformed Episcopal church, Wyoming
avenue, below Mulberry street-Rcv, George L.
Alrich, pastor. Prayer and praise service $50
a. M; divine worship, 1890 a. M. aud 7,30 p.
M, preaching by the pastor. a. m, ''The BE.
levers Warfare" Eph. 5: 1o.la; p. M, "Studcs
in Malachi; Gods Reprooi," Nal. l: 6'7; Sab.
bath school, II M; Y. r. s. G.. L. at $50 p. IN.
On Wednesday evening at 730 o'clock the lesson
study. Prayer meeting at o'clock. All are well
como
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RAILROAD TIME TABLES.
Lehigh Valley Railroad.

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wy HEN THE Pittsburg Presby-
vAl terry of the Presbyterian
\" church meets next June In the
" Highland church, East End, q


proposition to add II Magyar
professor to the faculty of the Western
Theological seminary will be brought
before 1t. Only by the merest chance
was the matter not brought up at the
lasl lceting of the Presbytery
Rev. Julius Hanborsky. a mission
ary among the Hungarians in the coal
fields Of Eastern Pennsylvania, Is the
father of the plan and he is working
earnestly to bring about the consum-
nation of his desires. Mr.. Hamborsky
was a recent visitor to Pittsburg, and
ii was his hope to stay for the meeting
uf the Presbytery and OF. line his plans
An urgent call from home fastened his
departure. however. and he contented
himself with deferring his business here
FOR three months.
Rev. Mr.. Hamborsky works within
the \unds OF the Lackawnnna Pres
bytery, where he has number Of
churches and missions under his care.
He says there are 100o,000 Huugarians
in this country. and that If the Pres
byterian church would only make 1t
possible to train some of them FOR the
ministry they would favor that denom-
ination above all others.
IF | could get men enough to take
charge of them he said when he was
in this city, II could establish q hun
dred churches within u Near. | could
add 10000 to my church in three years
and it is my greatest ambition to see
Magyar professorship in the Western
l Theological snminaly ] mean to keep
at 1t till | do, too
Rev. Mr.. Iamborsky's proposition is
attracting Il great deal of Interested at
tention in Pittsburg and it is not un-
likely that such d chair AS he suggests
will be endowed. Pitt sburg Chronicle
Telegraph.
the following topics will be dis
ousscd in the congregational rally i'll
the Second Presby terrain church on
Sunday evening, April IA: Tile Claims
of the Bible School on the Church,
Congregation and Community" The
Bible School the Greatest Power for
Cisod " hirh the Church Has, by Colo
mel n, NJ. Boies, former superintend-
cnt: What Are the Duties of the FL
'i"rS and Officers of the Church to the
!3ibie Suhuol?" by James Fl. Torrey.
torncr superintendent; What Are the
SupariptenIent.s Opportunities and
Duties by James \. Lansing, present
superintendent; How Shall | prepare
.,,i 49,, We ,Siass r.,,,,I,, ir .tton-
~, r,.',rs ,w;,I;,,, IL I.,ss,,,, .,n,,
...rra N-ar,. IL, ,h.. Tm.ntistl, Cnn,,r,.
Movement. as Inaugurated for Us by
,.star
t,,, u,,,,.,,. ,,.,,,,,,,r r,, ,o;,er, L,
" piar,,, ,,,;I h,ui,, :, ,,,.i.s az ;I1us-
,r,,,d sorn,nns nn .pil.ri,,.s pro-
.,,..,sc,. ~ ~ r,,,n ,,'o,,,, p,,tis,
b,ndsn,,,ol,. i,,ustrot,I ,,ith ,,,,ny COL
a,ad lantern views which win cover
,he .ntir., s,or,, nr ..pi,mrin,.. pro-
.,r.:s., Tb,. tnnics of tbr srrr,ors os
''rhe Immortal Dreamer, and the Pill
grim Leaving Home: April Il, THE
Wicket cate ana l'lfes Burden Rolled
Away April ~, Ilie l'a'acc fra,itl-
Nav /. ..Thc land of HculDh and the
celestial civ"
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to relieve the temporary place of deposit. She
proposed TO give permanent and honorable burial,
deemed in the east TO be mark of high esteem.
RECuGNiZlNG.--Nicis 1a.)--.This depth and
agony OF love, which had led the Magadalenc 10
forget The restraints OF a Jewish woman's inter.
course with a stranger, opened the lips and the
heart OF Jesus Before lie had questioned on the
score oi ncr SORROW. Now he spoke her name
IN the well remembered accents. that had TN.
bound her from dcnoniac power and called her
into new lit. duke, viii. ~ That name. so
spoken again, was another call to the inner ma.
turc of Mary, and she was Immediately aroused.
There was no misaking the voice this time. II
was personal. direct, familiar and tender ap.
peal. and she turned herself toward the speak.
or. and as her eyes rested on Him, she eS-
claimed "l,abboni." that is, Master. She had
rejected the Greek tongue. that commonly used,
and had returned TO the Hebrew. the language
OF her people aud of the covenant, a very com.
mon occurrence among those who have taken up
a foreign speech but who IN hours Of deep feel.
ing revert again to the expressions that are in
the blood and race The two had recognized
each other.
INSTRUCTlNG-(Ncrs l7)-Aiary would iain
have grasped the form which moment before
she supposed was cold in death. Seeing him
again in life she was prompted to worship. But
her movements were gently but authoritatively
restrained by Jesus, who informed her on several
important matters. l. He had not yet ascend.
ed to the Father; lie had not returned from
heaven; there was yet completion before Him
unknown to Mary: the present interval between
the suffering and the glorilicaton did not admit
OF personal homage; she must not, therefore.
touch Him. .. He would ascend; Ile would be
here only little while, and then lie would
20 home, SO fulfilling the promise made in His
immortal address to the apostles in the upper
room at Jerusalem. Dchn, xvi, os) 3. She must
be The bearer OF the good tidings to the brethren.
(Matthew, xviii. 10) They must know of His
brief stay in order TO the accomplishment OF
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Erie and Wyoming Valley.

Tlme IabIc m EHtgt STD, u TWF''
Trains ior lIswley and local points, ccnuect.
ing at liaWley with Erie railroad tor New York,
ton at 7oo u m. and s,25 o, M,
Trains arrive at scranton at 1880 m. and
o 10 n, m
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Young M0khers

Stand in special need of help while the
baby is being nursed. DR.. Pierce's Fa-
yorite Prescription not only strengthens
the woman for motherhood and makes
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II increases tile nutritive secretions
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Episcopal.

Saint Luke'S Parish Rev Rogers Israel. D. b. q,
pastor; Rev. Z. J, IIiughton, senior eurate; Re-.
VI. B. Nash, junior culate. Low Sunday.
St Luke's Church $50 Z. ~, Holy Commun
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Religious....

will assist in the morning service to-
morrow at that church.
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Miscellaneous.

First Church Christ seisnSi.O. jlI Alams
avenue sunday services 1850 a. ~. ..9l y. NJ
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Srggcstions-First print in large letters the
word ''Rabboni'' and speak OF Chrst's revelation
to Mary as the Risen Saviour; OF Mary's changed
life, tears wiped away, 4 worshipiul life, and
plompt ministry to spread the glad tdings of the
risen Lord. Next draw the Crown as being
placed above the word "Rabbon," and speak Of
the blessings OF surrendered, submissive, serving
lie.
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Jesus Appears to Mary.
John Xxx: Ills.

to relieve the temporary place Of deposit. She
proposed TO give permanent and honorable burial
deemed in the cast TO be mark Of high esteem
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BLACKBOARD LESSON HINTS.
BY Rev. Robert F. Y. Pierce, D. D.

From Author
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s. GERTRUDE EVANS. osTEoPATH. l?s AND
1876 Washington Ave-, Scranton Pa. Chronic
Diseases a speciality. Office liouIs: $50 10 Il
M; l,5O to $50 p. M
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Miss Stella seymour, former organ
list of the First Presbyterian church,
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Bishop Talbot will preach and ad-
minister the rite of confirmation in the
church OF the Good shepherd, Green
Ridge, on sunday evening,
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Rtv. D. j. Williams will read u
paper at th4 Baptist pastors confer
cnce Monday, at 1899, on The Influ-
ence of War on Civilizution.'
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The Ut. Rev. Bishop Talbot. u. H..
LID, of the diocese Of Central Penn
'ylvari7, will arrive Saturday and adj
minister tho rite OF confirmation in St
1.ukes church Sunday at the 70 Il. n
SelVicc.
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Hotels and Restaurants.

THE ELK CAFE, l25 AND la7 FRANKLIN
avenue. Rates reasonable.
p. ZEIGLER, Proprietor.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-10-24
HECH0S Y DlCH0S.
/ CroniQuilla del dia.

H Seg1n eel Diario de Ponce, en-
los baf1os de Coamo apareci6 Ia sef1o
ia a,quien ell narido reclamaba con
tanto empef1o.
Huyendo del calor busc6 refu
gio en- el bslneario, donde Ia tempe
ratura es deliciosa.
IA que no aparece tan pronto 10
cartera que Sc perdio al amigo Neu-
man con los cuatrocientos dollars!
E,a no Ia levan a los baflos de
Coamo....!
La rural de Caguas SO ha atufa
do, El amigo de Rinconete dice que
la Javiera <se permite, calificar de
payasadas su section. !Deltcada
epidermsii
Ahora nos da una leccion de zoo
logfa nos llama aaasnaales iQue f.
no que cortes, y que ilustrado!
A ncsxros este Sc nos ocurre
decir no es NAL sastre Ell que conoce Ell
pa71o
Cuanto al Negro jose. que nada
tiene que yer con estos tlquls mlquls
sentimos one sc halla enjorquetado
ahora en- ell coyote de un.amigo tan
estimable. Esta en- peligro 81 pobre
negro.
Ha circulado en- Cuba una exfo-
sicion anexionista.
Es decir; Ell Tio Sam saco las
uf1as, que ocultaban los guantes de
cabritilla.
Y los cuhauos que no rlen las
gracias cuando no la tienen, ensef1a'
ron los dientes.
En- esta texitura esta ell profile;
ma de Cuba.