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Presbyterian.

Central Church, Southern Assembly, I
and Third Streets noTthwest-Dr. PitzeT
viii preach at II a n All seats free
Wednesday,. s p m. Bible lecture
Vest Street Church. P Street, between
Thirty-first and TEirty-second Streets,
Rev " c. Alexander D. D., pastor
Preaching at Il a. II. by Rev Charles c.
AIaIIery. Of Syracuse. y Y; no evening
service Sunday school at $40 q. n.
Christian EndeavoT- ! p N: midweek
evening service, Thursday, at 5 o'clock,
with lecture by pastor Strangers cor
daily invited 10 all The services
Washington Heights Church. KaI5r-
ANA Avenue and Columbia Road, Rev z
Lawrence Hunt. pasIor-Sunday school,
a.45 a n; no morning service; S D..
m. Afth sermon By the pastor in a
series. Moments On the Mountains Of
the Bible and bv the Sea. Always an
evening breeze On the Heights strang-
ers welcome
GuHtoa-T Temple Memorial Church.
Fourteenth and 4 Streets northwest.
Eer Asa s Fiske, D D. Dastor-g 20
g. n. Sabbath school; Il q. N, sacra-
meut OF the Lords supper; 2 m,
Christian Endcavor meeting IN chapel
Strangers welcome 10 all services No
evening service.
Western Church. Il Street, between
Nineteenth and Twentieth Streets north
West-Rev- John y Lyle VIII preach at
3 o e.
First. Church. Fourth street north
west. between C and D Streets, Rev
Donald G. Macleod .. D., pastor
Preaching a. Il "a. N By Rev. Edward
Warren sunday school. $50 a. N:
Christian EEdeayor. : > n No evenIug
service.
The Church OF the Covenant Connect
cut Avenue. y and Eighteenth Streets,
Rev. Teunis S. Hamlin. D. d. pastor
Alr. Albert Parker FiJc: viii C1Lciale
tomorrow III II O. n: Christian En-
deaTor meeting II =. N
Assembly's Church. Fifth and
o'clock Z. n BY Re- George P. Wilson,
y. 4, no evening service: midweek
service, Thursday evening al 7.G5
o'clock
Eastern Church Maryland Avenue
and sixth Street northeast. Rev. T. c.
Easton, D. D.. pastoT-Morning ser
vice ~ Il O'Clock, Rev Thomas Cor
dcn. D. D., VIII prea:h; no evening
service
Curley Memorial Church. Florida
Avenue, between Six h and Seventh
Streets northwest, rev J. Russell
Fcr5rycke. pastCr-MOrning service, i
0 O'Clock; vesper service, : o'clock All
arc cordially invited 70 these services.
Metropolitan Chu-ch Fourth and
3. Streets, southeast, Rev George y.
Lccceek. D. D. pastOT-Sc-mCn to-
nCTTCW at Il &. n D. Rev Henry
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will always be. associated with the
opening Ct the great Dark Continent
Korea. the hermit nation. was fast
locked against the Gospel Dr. Allen
saw fourteen native surgeons va.Ily en-
deaxoring to save one Of the native
princes from bleeding to death By pour
ing melted wax into the wound Put
ting them aside ne applied remedies
well known TO medical science. viii, the
result-the life Of the prince ana the
opening cf this naticn TO the Gospel.
In Beyruit, Syria, DR.. Pest. enc OF the
most noted eye surgeons the word ger.
has probably cone more toward spread
ing the gospel among TIE AIoha-nmcdan
than anyone else. Note his testimony
Tine most bigoted MOhammedans, mol
lah or fal1ir, wiz kiss his (the medical
uissionary's) hand. Often these wso
have for their lifetime sCofed at thirst.
and spat upon his followers, viii seg IN
the name and for the sake OF Jesus
that the doctor would take pity OK them,
CT their father, or mother, OF calld."
When Or. Parker. an early missionary
20 China. died, men. native and foreign,
al united il the expression, He opened
40 China at the point Of his lancet"
One of t1e chief reasons Ii Hung Chang
vas friendly toward missions ard mis-
Of his wffo to the skill Of two medical
missionaries. Dr.. LecEcra H King and
Dr. Mckenzie.
There are certain classes in the East
who cannot be so well reached as By
the medical missionary
There are the zenana and purdah vzo-
meB, closely confined within the walls
Of their barren homes, never looking
upon the face CT q man. save that Of
husband or son, doomed to suffer in
silence. and die without hope OF help.
To them the lady physician comes with
healing Tor the body. and bright hoDs
for this life and that which is to come.
Cne Ct the sights IN the cities Of India
which carries enc back to our Lord
time, is the number OF Iepers, and
while no cure has been found for that
dread disease. yet the medical mission
airy is able TO do much to alleviate the
terrible suffering. Time would fail TO tell
Of The opium refugees. where the vic
tins CT this awful curse are helped and
the people Of the igugles who are visited
and benefited by cur medical mission
aries Il is remarkable fact that Il
is the medical missionary. not the ply
stefan, who IS Tot missionary. who Is
sought in time OF need
One Ct TisSot's pictures shows the
Saviour walking among the multitude. IN
frCnt CT him sickness and suffering OF
every kind, but behind, these whom he
has passed are strong and we'll So it
is with the medical missionary.
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Methodist

Douglas ChUTch-9-30 g. m, Sunday
school; Il q II, by pastor, Rev 5. ".
HartsOck- D. D.. The Power and Glory
Of ChTist's Kingdom" 6-45 D. n. Ep-
worth League; S p n, fifth sermon Of
the series on Human Influence" Vel
come
North Capitol Street Church. corner
North Capitol and K Streets northeast.
Rev J Edwin Amos. Pastor-Sunday
school. $50 a m; preaching at Il a
n. and s p n. by the. pastor prayer
meeting on Thursday evening All are
invited
Fletcher Church. corner Fourth Street
and New York avenue northwest-SUn-
day school. $3.50 q. n. Mr.. \. O. FOw-
Ter. superintendent: preaching At Il a
n. by The pastor. Rev ] " Steele;
7-@5 p 70, Epworth League series in
charge OF M E. = Nahorney-
DuInbarton Avenue Church, between
Thirty-first and Thrty-secoad Streets
northwest, Rev. Frank II Havenner,
pastoT-SuEday school $50 q. III: IN
ion service with Congress Street NJ P.
Church, conducted By Rev. J. D. Kin
ger, D. T.. II d IT,, and P IT,; prayer
meeting, Thursday, p. n
Wilson Memorial Church. Eleventh
Street. between G and I Streets south
east. Rev 4 Il Thompson, pastoT-S-5V
a. N. Sunday school; II a. m. preach
ing by pastor; : to s P. m, twilight ser
vice
Old Foundry Church, row worshipiug
Ia hall OF Columbian University. FIJI
teeatn and Il Streets. entrance on FIT
tcenth Street. Rev. Dr. L. 3. Wilson,
pastor. viii preach at Il a. N, and p
Ia At the evening service before the
August vacation begins, the quartet Will
render solos. Mrs. Chunn, soprano.
There's & Beautiful Land On High"
Mrs Humphreys, ALTO, .'Jrperfection;
Mr. BdtJeTworth. tenor. The Way Of
Peace" Mr. Holland bass. IL Gcd So
Clothe the Grass OF the Field2" Sunday
school, $50 a II; prayer meeting. We'd
uesday, s p. N.
Ryland Church, Tenth and D Streets
southwest. Rev Alex Rielasld. pastor
$3.50 a n. Sunday school; Il a. N,
preaching by the. pastor: $50 p. n,
song service and short address by pas
tor
St. Pauls Church, R and Fifteenth
Streets no-thwest-S Sunday school $50
a. N, preaching by the Rev. H. r. Nay
loT. D. D, i q. II VesDeT service IN
der auspices Of Epworth League. .. N
Eldbrooke Church, River Road near
Wisconsin Avenue, Rev Il. E. r. Keck,
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Lutheran.

Grace Church, Thirteenth and Corcor-
an Streets northwest, Rev. J. E A.
Doermann, pastor-Divine service, with
sermon by the pastor. at Il a. m; Sun
day school, $50 a. N. Seats free. Ne
evening service.
St Marks Church, c Street. near
Twelfth Street southwest-The pastor,
Rev. John c. Bowers, viii preach at II
a. N. and the Rev c r Botsford, OF
Northumberland, Pa. at O'Clock; Sun
day school, $3.50 a. N; Luther League,
Wednesday evening at s o'clock. Ali
pews free. All welcome.
Church OF the Reformation, Pennsyi-
vania Avenue and Second Street south
east, Rev. W E Parson, D. D., pastor
Services at Il a. m. conducted by the
Rev. Chauncey Botsford, Of Northum-
berIand. Pa; Sunday school at $50 q
N. Seats free.
Luther Place Memorial Church.
Thomas Circle, Rev. J. G. Butler, pastor
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Bible conference will be continued; sub
Ject. Matthew" open air service at 8
D m, in front OF the church.
Mount Pleasant Church. Columbia
Road. near Fourteenth Street no. Invest,
Rev NJ Ross Fishburn, pastor-At e-35
a n, Sunday school; Il 4. ID. public
worship, with sermon by the pastor; no
afternoon or evening services.
First Church, corner Tenth and G
Streets northwest, Rev. 6. NJ Newman,
D D., pastOr-Sunday. II a. N, pubic
worship, with sermon by Rev. Franklin
Noble; no evening preaching service;
music by quartet and choir, led bv Miss
Jessie Grant. acting Organist; Sunday
school, $50 q m: c. E, D. II.
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SPlecfInrS

Noffat called medical missionary "a dou5le
man. No wonder his heart went out 10
Livingstone, the prince Of the medical mis-
scenarios The Kings Business
Six hundred and fifty missionaries are scatter
ed among 500 mission stations each with an
average population Of 2ee,0o9 souls. What =
stupend0us task
Often q medical missionary puts up 5000
prescriptions in year, OF 40 IN u day, besides
al the work OF diagnosis etc
single Christian hospital II India. IN the
charge % three n2tiv women doctors trained
BY missionaries. treats about 1900 cases year
-EndeayOFer's DSi!y Companion
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Sunday, July -. 1902. the Epworthians
viii consider The Program Of Chris
tianity." Matt iy.23. KS And Jesus
went about all GaliIee. teaching in their
synasogues, and preaching the gospel OF
the kingdom. and healing all manor Of
sickness ard al manner Of diseases
among the people. And as We go,
preach, saying. The kingdom Of heaven
IS at hand Heal the sick. cleanse the
lepeTs. raise the dead. cast out devils;
freely ye have received, freely give"
The program Of Christianity Is noted
Tor its height. length. depth and
breadth For Cod 50 loved the world,
that He gaze His only beEojteu SON
that whatsoever beIeveth n Him Should
nos perish. but hay. everlasting life"
This program WIS outlined and TT0ph
esisd several centuries before ChTist's
coming: and this world was 10 be the
theater Of action Il was divineIy ar
ranged and is being sacredly fulfilled
Objects
Peace to all men.
Gods viii be done or Earth as it Is
IN heaven
Civilization ami enlightenment for
mankind
Development Of character
Healing Of the sick. wounded and
broken hearted
BrOthcrIy love
Liberty from slavery 20 sin.
Victor. over death
Salvation O. the world.
II stanfs out prominently III us dINin-
ity, gublimity, and humility. It is re
cOgnized for It's activity. stability. Ito
eTality, and universally The result
shows its pTacJibiIity defniteness.
pTogressiveness and aUthoTitatiyeness.
Lesson Messages.
The 'Epworth Herald gives the fol-
lowing.
l Jesus was always hunting for people
he could help
2. Teachers are torches that God sends
to Danish shadows
5. Every preacher is called OF God to
be a public teacher OF truth.
i The gospel is neither sectional nor
sectarian, for it Is The gospel of the
kingdom"
souls troubles
8. When you lift anOther's burden the
Lord Will lift your own
J. The disciple OF Jesus must do or die.
s. The preachers speech is high and
noble-it IS about a king and a king
dom
8. The greatest good is God. and He is
always at hand"
10 a man cannot hold much in his
hand, but his heart can hold a kingdom.
Il Sin is the only sickness that can
hurt the soul.
p The heart that never helps is a
hindrance.
I8- The doing Of duty is death to the
devil
Il The way to get more is to give
what re have
Purpose OF Christianity's Program
In an address to Yale students re-
Gently DR.. Lyman Abbott said: What
are we here for" He answered; First,
TO get control of the world. That is
civilization. Second. to overcome moral
evil. That is Christianity Whatever
We may thigk OF the accuracy Of this
classification, no one can doubt that the
supreme aim Of Christianity is to Sc
cure the doing CT Gods viii on earth
as il IS done IN heaven. This implies.
l. That II is to be done perfectly. Can
anyone doubt that in heaven it is 50
GcneE Without question, everyone in
the heavenly host renders obedience that
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of the sodaIity will be discontinued dur
ing sumner. The annual excursion Of
the parish wiz take place August 4
Sacred Heart Church. Fourteenth
Street and Whitney Avenue northwest.
the Rev Joseph Z. IcGge, Dastor-Sdn-
cay masses, I and 10 a. m. beth low
St Teresa's Church, Anseostia, the
Rev c. III Bart. pastor: Rev Francis
SchwaIIen5eTg, assistant-SUnday mass
es $50 All Q; baPJ.sns, p. II, Bone
diction, Z p n
St Johns Church, Forest Glen. the
Rev c 0. RosensteaI, pasjor-ServIces
TOMORROW Ct 10:SJ a. n; mass on week
days, except Wednesday, at $50 bap-
tisms after the mass o. Sunday
St Martins Church. North CaDi,oI and
r Streets. the Rev. Eugene \. HANNAH.
pastor Sunday masses, 80 and I0:30;
rosary ard bencdicticn, : o'clock IN the
evening; ba2tisms By special arrange
Inent-
St Anthony's Church. BroolIaud, the
Rev. Joseph T. O'Brien, pastor; the Rev
day, and 9.30; week days. $50; sun
Gay evening services, T.45 o'clock.
St AIMS Church, Tcnleytown the Rev.
Joseph c. AaIon, pastor-Sunday MISS
es. SIS and 1915; benedIction IIlnedi-
ately after the last mass
St. Matthew's Church. Rhode IsIand
Avenue, near Connecticut Aveuue. Tho
Rev Thomas s. Lee, pastor; the Revs.
Edward L Buckley ard J. D. Sterling as
sistaEts-Sunday, low masses, I, >. and
10; baptisrns. 3 ?. m; benedictioE, &c
p m
Church Of the Nativity, BrightwoCd-
The Rev c. o. RCsen5teel viii CifieIgte
tomorrow morning at o'clock. re viii
also celebrate mass CT Wednesday a.
$780, baptisms by special appointment
St Ignatius Church. Oxen Hill One
Of the fathers from St Teresa Church
viii oficiate tomorrow. The patronaI
feast of this church at the end OF tbs
month viii be appropriately celebrated.
St Cypriaa's Church. corner Thir-
teenth and c Streets southeast, the Rev.
James r Matthews. pastor; thC Rev P.
). Eitcnie. aSSlsta0t-SuEday, masses 9,
9. and 1890 o'clock g. ~. all low mass
cs5 baptisms. + ?. n; Ge4edicticn, & T.
II The regular weekly meetiBgss OF the
sodaIity and Sunday school w:H con
time during the summer
St James Church, West Falls Church.
Va-The blessing of the new bell Tor
this church by the Right Rev. Bishop
Van De Ever CT Richmond Va viii
take place on Sunday august g - p
N. The bell which Is forty inches in
diameter and weighs about one ton, is
the gift Of Mrs. Won Herberlis
s. AIMS Church, Tenleytown, the
Rev. Joseph c MGHOn, pastor The
feast Of St. Anne will be observed AZ
this church tomorrow The Rev FaJT 7
Harrington viii slug mass, and sPeoia!
musical progT -.lsder the diTcctIy- OF
Miss Lackey ~ - presented
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Scripture References.

Exodus. xv:2S; xxiii:25: Numbers,
xxi:7-9: II Kings. x:1-5; Psalms.
ciii:2.3; evu:Ig-20. cxIvii:S; Isaiah. liii:5;
MALACHI, iv:2; Matthew. iv.2S.24, Wills,
Il. i1:35. xiii; Luke; Wills.
vfi:19-2z, kills.. x:L8,9; Acts, Hills,
v:12-I6. vf.i:5-8. x.36-S8. xiv:S-10; Cor
irthians, xii:27-3O; Revelation, xiii 2.
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THE LESSON TEXT.

(Americau Standard Revised Edition-)
Matthew. x:7-S-T. And as ye go,
preach, saying. The kingdom of heaven
is at hand.
s Heal the sick, raise the dead,
cleanse the lepers, cast out demons;
freely ye received. freely give.
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i a. m; masses on week days. $50 and
: O'Clock.
The erection Of the new s.. coo organ is
progressing savOIably. giving St Al
CUISINES one OF the best organs in the
city.
Immaculate Conception Church, Eighth
and y Streets northwest, the Rev. 5. F.
Ryan. pastor; the Rev. Ambrose A
Beaver. assistant-Sunday. masses {: 80
and 1920 a m; bencdiction, p. m
On last Wednesday the Brothers of
Mary left for Dayton, Ohio, for the pur-
pose Of going into retreat
St. Mary's Church. Fifth Street. near
H Street northwest. the Rev. Charles
Warren Currier pastor; the Rev John
Roth. ASS. an,--SUEGay. l.v mass at
us O'Clock; late mass at 10 o'cI3ck;
vcsper service AT O'Clock in the wen
i7.a. Mass during the veel. at 7-l5 L n.
The Rev. FaJ1er CuIIier, The -ec.cr OF
St Mary's is spending his vacation al
Atlantic City.
St PauTs Church, Fifteenth and Y
Streets northwest, TIE Rev. James F.
Macl.in. pastor; the Revs. Thomas i.
Walsh and James z. K-ug. assistants
Sunday, masses :, ., 10. and II a. n.
bapJisms, p m: bsnsdictiCn, 80 p.
m daily public alteration in the con
vent chapel at do :. IL, and Oenedic-
ton at lis p. III. concessions viii be
heard this afternoon and evening.
St. Joseph's Church, Second and c
Streets northeast; the Rev Valentine
T. Schmitt. pastor; the Rev. James a.
Smyth, assistant-Sunday, masses. $50
4. 9, and 1870 q. N; b Jtisms, 8 TO /
o clock; rosary and benedictiop p. II.
masses en- week days. { and 7:35 &. n.
Mr. Daniel Ccx, Of this parish, viii next
session enter st. Mary's Seminary, Bal
timore, to study for the priesthood
Holy Name Church, Eleventh and K
Streets northeast, the Rev. Thomas J.
Kervick. pastor the Rev. Andrew J.
Carey. assistant-Sunday, masses at 6;
Z. and O'Clock a N. Baptisms, p.
m; beads and bene3ietion, p m
Holy Trinity Church, Thirty-sixth and
10 Streets northwest. the Rev. James F.
X MuIvaney, S. J., pastor; the Rev.
Francis McAtee, S J, and the Rev.
Samuel CahiI, 5. J., assistants-Divine
services viii be held during the week as
follows: Tomorrow morning masses at
8. Z. 9. and 1920 o'clock In the evening
hymns, rosary and bencdiction at :
0 clock Bona Mors VIII meet after the
evening services. During the week
masses at S, $50, and O'Clock D. m
Tomorrow is communion day for the
.coIored sodaIity- SodaIity meetings viii
remain discontinued until about Oc-
tober 1.
st. Stephens Church, Pennsylvania
Avenue and Twenty-ffth Street north
west. the Rev. V. s. Caughy, pastor;
the Rcvs. p. 7. O'ConneH and T. Glib
bcns S1ayth. ssistants-Sunday, masses
Is. :. s. and Il a n, each a low mass;
a short sermon at the last one. Chill
dren's mass at o'clock in basement;
baptisms, p. m; rosary and benedie-
ton. 1870 p n. The regular meetings
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Episcopal.

ST. Margaret's Church, Connecticut
Avenue and Bancroft Place, Rev. Her
bert Scott Smith. D. D.. rector-Morn-
ing prayer and sermon, II o'clock.
Strangers welcome
Trinity Church, Third and c Streets
northwes. Rev. Richard +. Williams,
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Runner. D. D. Of ParkershUTg, " Va;
Sabbath school, $50 a n; Young
Peoples Society Of Christian EndeavoT.
I p m; prayer meeting Thursday even
ing at 8 o'clock
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Mr. z. o. Sellers, assistant secretary
CT the Young Mems Christian Associa-
ton. will deliver an address on Sacred
Music" at Eldbrooke, N. E Church.
Tenleytovn. tomorrow evening az s
O'Clock. Mr.. Sellers VIII also sing one
CT two selections The services viii be
in charge OF the Epwo-th League.
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Congregational.

Fifth Church, corner Eighth and
Streets northeast, David W Aontsom-
cry, pastor-Sunday school st 80 q. IN;
morning worship at II clock, the
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Surrested Evmrs.

Christian Endeavor Hymns-44, 50. 50,
rs, 1z7. III. 211.
The Endeavor Hy-nnaI-161. IS7, 23l.
2z0. 248. 281, 2S6.
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Miss E. H Funk, the efficient secTe-
tary of St Pauis viii leave next week
for Ocean City. Nd, where she expects
70 remain for several weeks.
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Christian EndcaYOI
Sunday, July 81.
Topic:
MEDICAL MISSIONS "PREACR, HEAL"

Prepared Missionary
Of
pies Secretary American Baptist Missionary Union
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LOCAL ITEMS.

District president, Mr.. E. s La Fetra,
VIII return next week from his vacation
spent at Chautauqua. y I. and other
summer resorts.
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Mrs. F 7 Israel had charge OF the
league service at EldDrooke. Sunday
evening
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Mr.. E. Il. Pullman, corresponding sec
rotary OF the district, is spending his
vacation in Fairfax county. Va
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Miss Grace Bowling, Of Wesley Chap
ter, is stopping al Washington Grove
fer the summer
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Mr.. william Freer, first vice presI-
dent Of Eldbrooke, chapter, spent thurs
day at Bay Ridge
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Mr. Harry Farmer. formerly an active
member of St PauTs, Is expected 70
make 4 visit 10 the city in the near fU-
ture- Mr. Farmer hiss been attending
Garrett Biblical Institute, preparing !or
the ministry, and expects to have
church near Cedar Rapids. Iowa, this
fall.
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ST. Augustine's Church, Fifteenth
Street. near " Street northwest, the
Rev Paul Griffith pastor: the Rev s H
Dcugherty and the Rev F. Y. Bishon.
sistants-Sunday masses. 5, :, 9, and
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Some judgments

Medical missions are perhaps she nearest aP-
preach 70 ChTists mission work In GaliIe= and
Syrc-P hoenicia--Alfrets Gates
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Medical missions are perhaps the nearest ap-
preach 70 CilEist's mission work In GaliIez and
SyTe-P hoenicia--AlfreI Gates
The history Of medical missions is the justifi-
cation OF medical missions Encyclopedia Of
Missions
Our remedies frequently fail, but Christ s.
the remedy for Sin never iails--Mackenzie-
: medical missionary in Africa received
woman who had been carried for three days
through a country closed TO the gospel Four
months later she returned walking, through
the same country; and when the missionaries
again tried 10 90 there, they found that this
cure had opened the entire region 10 them
Dr. Lynch, Africa.
The story Of the first medical missionary 20
Madagascar illustrates the influence such work.
ers gain lie performed an operation for cata-
ract. and the next day they brought him =
dead You can open the eyes Of the
blind; surely you can raise the dead also
The pathos Of = Chinese xonan's life, as seen
by the woman physician. would eat her heart
ont were ii not for the hope of changing its
sorrow into joy--DE. Rachel Bent, China
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Our remedies frequently fail, but Christ 6
The remedy ioE sLn never iails--Mackenzie-
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The history Of medical missions Is the justif1-
cation OF medical Observation-Disclosures Of
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CALENDAR FOR THE WEEK

II a. m; masses on week days. $50 and
: O'Clock.
The erection Of the new $1,000 organ is
progressing savOIably. giving St Al
CUISINES one OF the best organs in the
tilr
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ST Teresa's Church, Anscostia, the
Rev C NJ Bart, pastor; Rev Francis
SchwaIIen5erg, ssisJant-SUnday mass
es $50 aBf 9; bapl.sns, I p. n; bcne-
diatiCn. D. n
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-07-26

s.; AIMS Church, Tenleytown, the
Rev. Joseph c. MGIIOn, pastor The
feast Of St. Anne will be observed a.
this church tomorrow The Rev. FaJh
Harrington viii slug mass, and a speoia!
musical progr =ssder the directIy. OF
Miss Lackey 80 - presented
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-07-26

St Johns Church, Forest Glen, the
Rev c. O. RosensteoI, pa5jor-ServIces
tomorrow q 10:JJ a n; mass On week
days, except Wednesday, at go; bap-
tisms after the mss On Sunday.