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To Cure 4 Cold In One Day.
Tske Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets.
ALI druggists refund the money If it fails
10 cure. E. VI. Groves signature 10 on
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Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1902-09-25
Stops the Cough
and works Off the Cold.

Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets cure
cold in one day. No Cure no Pay. Price
Is cents.
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FOR SALE.

One moving machine. one hay rake
one 2-horse cultivator, two mario w, one
grain seeder, one garden cuItiyator, one
garden seeder, one spring wagon, one
lumber wagon, one set OF bob sleighs,
work horses, harnesses. 60 tons blue.
joint hay, and many other useful articles
will be sold at private sale at the lowest
possible figures for cash. The above
articles may be seen at my ranch on
Stony creek, five miles east of Willston
ard one mile west Of Avoca (the stock
yards). First come first served. Come
early. and get your choice,
C. D. G1BBs.
Williston, N. D., Sept. 20, 1902.
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RELIGIOUS NEWS

Sunday afternoon at 3.45 The music
will be in charge of the male quar-
tette, assisted by male chorus of fif-
teen voices. cordial invitation is eX-
tended to all men.
In three of Scrantons local Presby-
terian churches, last Sunday, DR.. Min
ton, moderator of the Presbyterian gen.
eral assembly, chairman of the COM
mittee on Greed revision for the Pres
byterian body, spoke to large bodies of
his co-religionists on "The Twentieth
Century Movement" At the close of
his mastery address, speaking of the
skepticiSm of many Christians of
Christs power to save, occurs this dec
laration, If he be correctly reported by
two of our city papers: II believe that
If 1T is too hard for God to save one
soul that no sonl can be saved" A
statement unequivocal in it's Universal
ISM AS this is what Universalists
have taught for more than a century,
enduring all manner of misrepresenta-
tion, ostracism and condemnation
therefor, Mr.. Payne, the pastor of All
Souls Universalist church, Sunday
morning, will review DR.. Minton's ad-
dress, taking for his theme, rs DR..
Minton, Moderator of the Presbyterian
General Assembly, Convert to Uni
Nersalism? 1t Would Seem So"
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Lyman, pastor. Glass. 945, o. D. Dewitt lead
or; preaching, 1890; Sunday school, 1l.45. G. r.
Clark, superintendent; Junior league, 80, Mrs
Ryant, superintendent; Epworth league, G.3O p.
M. preaching, 7.3O. Seats free. Strangers well
come.
Providence Methodist Episcopal clrch-Rev.
George A. Cure, pastor. The Brotherhood of st.
Paul meet for prayer at 10 Il. M; preaching at
1890 by the Rev. G. i. Guild, d. d. Sunday
school at > p. IN. Epworh league at G.i5; topic,
"Thc Joy of Service" Alice Laird. leader.
Preaching at 7.30 by the pastor; subject, Are
Miracles Credible?"
First German Methodist Episcopal church. Ad'
ans avenue and Vine strectG. BObilin, pastor.
Divine services 1870 u. m. and $50 p. IN. In
the morning the presiding elder, Rev. Charles
Reuss, of Buffalo, \. V, will ureach; in the
evening the pastor will occupy the pulpit. Sun
day school at noon, and at p. IN. at the lay'
lor Avenue Chapel. Epworth league meeting at
6.4j p. M; prayer meeting on Tuesday evening;
quarterly conference on Thursday evening.
African Methodist Episcopal church, Howard
plaCe-Dr. ID. :. Bentley, pastor. Preaching at
10 80 a. m. subject, 'Touched with the Feeling
OF Our Infrmities." Communion follows. sun
day school, missionary society, 2.30 p. M, Miss
Emma Lee, president, Song and praise service,
7.l5 p. M, conducted by McSSlS. Gaines and Por-
ter. Preaching, 7.ij p. M; subject, Eternal
Pain" 4 cordial welcome TO all.
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Baptist.

Penn Avenue Baptist church, Penn avenue be-
tween Spruce and Linden streets-StTaneerS al
ways welcome. Preaching morning at 1890 aud
evening at 7,30, by the pastor, Rev. Robert r..
Y. Pierce d. d. Morning prayers in the lower
temple at 9.4j Theme OF morning sermon, les
sons by the Waysde." Sermon followed by re-
ccption OF new members and communion. sunday
school at the home church at O'Clock, and AT
the Amcrman mission on Prescott avenue, at
$50 p. M. Young Peoples society meeting at
$50 p. M. Theme OF the evening sermon, "our
Royal Guest" Evangelistc services follow the
sermon.
First Baptist church, South Main avcnue--Rcv.
S. +. Matthews, pastor. The usual services Sab.
bath morning and evening, 1890 Il. M. and $50
p. m. The Lords supper will be observed at the
close of the evening service; Sunday school at ,
p. M, DR.. b. q. Beddoe, superintendent; the
B. y. r. L. service at G.3O y. M in assembly
room The monthly business meeting Monday
evening at 40 p. M, The regular weekly prayer
meeting Wednesday evening at 7,3O p. NJ, All
are welcome to these services. Seats free
jackson Street Baptist church-Rev, Thomas de
Guchy, ID. d.. pastor. Mems morning prayer
meeting at 0,i5. Brother Alfred Bevan. leader,
At 1890, preaching and bIptsma service, The
pastor will administer the ordinance of baptism
to twelve candidates Sunday school at y. M,
John Lloyd, superintendent. At O'Clock the
Faster chorus will meet for rehearsal, Professor
l.. Davis, leader Evening service at ! sharp.
Praise and song service, followed hy short
address by the pastor; topic, "The Fan Of
Nebucadnczzar." 4 brief after meeting is held
at the close Of every evening meeting The pub
lie are cordially invited TO come,
Green Ridge Baptist Church-Morning prayer
meeting at 0,i5; church services with sermons by
the pastor at 1890 and 7.3O The Lords supper
will follow the morning sermon, Sunday school
at lli5; meeting OF the Junior society at $50;
roll call OF the Senior society at $50, This will
be the last sunday Of Rev ", j, fOrd's pastorate,
North Main Avenue Baptist Church-Rev AL
bert II. Smith will occupy the pulpit both morn
ing and evening, Subject in the morning,
"MoteS and Beams" sunday school at o'clock,
Subject for the evening, Habit" During both
services Professor McMuuay will render several
solos
Memorial Baptist church, Church Avenue Ser
vices tomorrow at the usual hours. The pastor,
Rev. ". +. Davies will preach in the morning at
10 o'clock in Welsh, and in the evening at in
English. The North End Glee club will attend
in body the evening session and will occupy the
center pews of the main audience room, and dur
ing the service will render The Pilgrims" the
competitive piece at the coming Allentown els
tcddiod; also other selections. Bible school at
p. M, Samuel llowells, superintendent All
seats are free and all strangers welcomed
Shiloh Baptist Church-Rev j. b. Boddie, pas.
tor Preaching. II a. m, subject. The Heaven
ly Rest" sunday school, $50. Baptist Young
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Episcopal.

st. Luke's parish-Rev, Rogers Israel d. d..
Tector; Rev Edward j. llaughton, curate. Third
Sunday in Lent,
St. Luke's church-1.30 n. m, holy commun
On 0,lj u, M, sunday school, 0,i5 a. m, morn
ing prayer; 1880 a M, sermon, litIny and com
munion; 1,3O p. M, evening prayer and sermon.
ST. Marks chapel, Dummore-S Il. M, holy
communion; 1880 a, m, morning prayer, litany
and sermon; 7.3O p. M, evening prayer and SER
mon; p. M, Sunday school.
St. Georges, OHphant-2,30 p, M, Sunday
school; $50 p, M, evening prayer and sermon.
East End Mission, Prescott ayenue-9,30 p m,
Sunday school.
South Side Mission. Fig street-9,SO p, m,
Sunday school.
Church Of the Good Shepherd corner Monsey
avenue and Green Ridge street-Rey Francis h.
Hacman rector Third Sunday in Lent Nom
ing prayer and holy communion at 1890 a. m.
Sunday school and rector's class, $50 p m.
Evening prayer, 80 O'Clock,
ST. Johns Mission, ostcrhout Hall, Providence
Squure-lloly communion. 7,3O a. M. Sunday
school, : p, M evening prayer, y, III.
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SERVICES In THE
VARIOUS CHURCHES
Methodist Episcopal.

Elm Park church-Prayer and praise service al
V'"o H. M lhe Lords supper and reception of
members at 1870 a. m, At close of morning SER
vice, class n. hg in sunday school room. sun
day school and Decision Day in Sunday school
at p. M. Junior league ut $50 p. m Senior
league at G.SO p. m, At 40 p. M. the pastor
Dr. e, NJ Gihm, will preach Topic. The In.
equalled Pardoner" Strangers are welcome
Asbury Methodist Episcopal church. corner
Monsey avenue and Delaware street-Rcv ". q.
Simpson, ID. d., pastor. Devotional meeting Of
the Brotherhood OF 81. Paul 1T O.3O d. M; preach.
ing at 1880 a. m. by the pastor. Sunday school,
$50 p, M; Epworh league at G.30 u. M; preach.
ing at $50 p. M. by the pastor, Prayer meeting
"Wednesday, at 40 p. m. Seats free and all are
welcome.
Hampton Street Methodist Episcopal church,
Rev, James Benninger pastor. Preaching at
1890 a. M. subject, Did It Pay L0t to Invest in
Real Estate in Sodomi" Glass meeting at H. 30
a. M; sunday school at > p. m, Intermediate
league at 3 r. M; Senior league at $40 p M,
Mrs. Dora Williams, leader, Evening preaching
service at $50; subject, ''What lie Did with Ills
Second Opportunity" cordial welcome to all
Ash Street Methodist Episcopal Church--Rey. j.
X, Austin, pastor Morning preaching service at
1880; sermon by the Rev JusrDh Madison
Glass meeting al ll3O Charles Croop, header
Sunday school at D. M, Peter Hartman. su.
perintCndcnt; Junior league at 3 p M. Mrs II.
G.. DennCs, superintendent; EpWorlh league at
O.i5 p. M; evening preaching service at $50. A
cordial welcome.
Nay Aug Methodist Episcopal church J.
II. Austin, pastor Preaching al 10 a. NJ; sun
day school at II, ". NJ. Nixon, superintendent
All welcome.
Cedar Avenue Methodist Episcopal church-E
p, Doty, pastor, Meering Of The brotherhood Of
St. Paul ~ a. M. morning worship and sermon.
1880 a. M; sunday school at noon; Junior Ep.
worth league, $50 p. m; Epworth league, $50
p M; evening Worship and sermon, 80 p. m.
Good music at all services Strangers and all
others cordially welcome.
Court Street Methodist Episcopal church-G. G..
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Presbyterian

Second Presbyterian church, Jefferson avenue,
between Vine and Mulberry streets-Morning
worship, 1880; Sunday school, II; Christian En-
deavor, $50; evening worship, $50. The Rev. j.
II. Odel will preach at both services.
Green Ridge Presbyterian church-Rev. ]. j.
| Lansing; Rev. l.. X. Foster, assistant. 1030
| service Of worship communion, reception OF
members and address; Il, Bible school; 6.3O
Christian Endelvor; 80, evening worship, with
| sermon by the pastor in series on The Pillars
of Life" Subject, Parent and Child" All are
cordially invited.
Providence Presbyterian church-The pastor
will exchange pulpits at the morning service
with the Rev. George A. Cure, OF the Providence
Methodist Episcopal church. Sunday school at
| noon; junior Endcayor, $50 p. H.; Senior En-
deavor, G.35 p m. conservation service, even
| ing session, at $50, with sermon by DIR. Guild,
| the pastor.
WuShburn Street Presbyterian church-Rev
! John p Mofiat, ID. D., pastor. Services at 1880
a. III. and $50 y. M. Bible school at II III. ;
| Bible school executive committee next Sunday
at 10 a. M; Junior Christian Endeavor ut $50
p M. Christian Endcavor young people at 62O
p. IN. Prayer meeting Wednesday, $50 p. m
The pastor will preach morning and evening
All welcome Plenty OF free seats.
Capouse Chapel Presbyterian church Preaching
at 1870 Il. m. and 73O p. IN. by the pastor
Rev. l.. II. Foster. sunday school, p M. ;
Junior Endelvur, p. NJ; Senior Endelvor, G,3O;
prayer meeting, $40 Thursday evening. We'll
come TO all.
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The current number of the Northern
Christian Advocate contains an article
in The Importance of Christian Acad-
emic Educat ton" from which we Gull
the following:
''At no period is Christian education
more important than in the period be-
tween the common school and the col
lege. This is indisputably true in the
case of those students who must go
away from home to school. With the
authority the restraints and the fellow
ship of the home withdraw, it is very
unwise to send youth to schools that
do next to nothing for the moral and
religious nature and that leave them
as their own masters, from afternoon
until morning, immature, inexperienced
unguarded, to drift among the tempta-
tions of the large villages or cities,
often to the ruin of character and
prospects.
Yet it is in this period of life more
than in all that follow it that the trend
of life is determined. Foundations of
character are laid. Principles and
ideals are elected that lead the after
life, and index destiny. Unquestion-
able statistics prove that this is the
time in which the majority of students
and others determine for all the fu-
ture their acceptance or rejection of
Christ Professor Starbuck shows that
of 600 believers representative of diff
ferent classes. creeds and localities,
4S2 We're converted before eighteen
years of age and but lis afterward.
The average age of conversion of these
and also of 776 graduates of Drew
Theological Seminary was 1914 years.
Plainly the academic school occupies
the strategic place as regards the stu
dents conversion"
The railroad department of the
Young Mems Christian association am
nounces the opening of an interesting
series OF meetings for men on next
Sunday at 345 p, m. Rev, Elliott A.
Boyl begins at that time a series Of
four addresses that are sure to be in
teresting and profitable. Mr., Boyl is
Il young man and a brilliant speaker
He appreciates the needs of men and
knows how to talk TO them. The De-
partment Male quartette Will have
charge of the singing and viii be as
sisted by male chorus. All men are
heartily invited to attend the services
and embrace the opportunity afforded
by them.
Rev. A. Jones, better known as Pro
phet Jones'" the one who predicted the
Johnstown flood three years previous
and the Charleston s. C., earthquake
six months previous, and the cyclone
of St. Louis, Mo-, three years before it
occurred, will hold meetings next week
in the Shiloh Baptist church, SO5 Center
street. Everybody in Scranton should
hear this wonderful man of God, He
will be assisted by Rev j. r. Brown,
of Freehold, N. j.
The Rev. w. f. Clark of Wayerly.
Will read a paper on "Hosea-The Man
sand His Message" at the Baptist min
listers conference to be held in the Penn
Avenue Baptist church, Monday morn
~ 1890.
rst of four addresses to be given
H. A. Boyl to men, will occur
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,osc,,srI r,~n rhe,' s"o,,,oJ AND p,,,tto,oJ
They Ie,t ,bo;r coat, and u,thorod ,Iort Stonhon
in Tho ,v;I,,os, cnnf,sion Tho,, hon, o,or lin,
with ,hrcots and imnrecotions For.ottinc for
thn ti,no ,Lo dia,i,,. 81 tho;, stot;on as ;,,ro
they wc,o ronsformod into a tumuItuors ,,o,,
and ,he chamber ot h,stico rcsonded with tha
ortc,, sono,ir,os hoord wI,o, ,ho rohrIo 10 lt
loose in the strao,s I,cts vii.1m
',2i NNnp ''Ses 90 "''u p"' II. '"e must
Vi 'n'S eA'l'Vu crown Vi a"e rulers hNe i',.'o
among ""N'S 'hu'.' N'io)' H'ePn'h was u"o's-
'u'peo' AS ''i'"'u, servant ne trusted t"e
promise Oh MS Master 'h"',' %NNih'-o) MS ""'E
uohe ne was WILING 10 'n'oe '"e consequences
a"u '"e'c was sN'" 10 "'' VISION vi ''ii
neau!y ana "lsm'"c'"Ce 10 sustain anu co'll,o'',
turning away rom ''e 'u'''ui' ''a' was ABOUT
mn, nm "nu 'ooNi'S up ~ every "'ah snu"'u' nt
spni'"a, saHe ,"',r, I'D i"eaI W 90" , .'r
iii .,,nt tn Lo,, a,an no,, III ,,,i,tn,
'r,'o ,i, Ia,,, ~, ,l, ,;t, ho,,d IS roI
t,'o ,,,an, as lin,oot hnn". I%,I HIN rI;s ,f,'
;a,, ,o 10 S,orl,n, ,rr,,,nI ti, iII,n,irotio, -,
tLa IIar,, CIT h,. ',,,inh In n,,, ALL AMI ,.
sns,on ,I ,,n,a, ,hn nrom,,,tino, af ,hot sam.
S,irir ho Iocl,roJ ,o tIoso nhnmt lin, ,hot Ia,
sav. II was nm Lour -, oro,t ,,irmrh o,nr thn
saw d" was "" "'"' " s'''' ''"''' o''' '"'
HioNEp'-NeraeS % ana "S). stephen lh't
declaration eN"sperated the members oil the 'oun-
en-. IheE were shocked ny lhe claims 'h"t ne
mad seen VISIONS pferoSatNe ohN ot 'hc pfoph-
cts lisa, I'D piece oil pI'NphemE ~ NeepihS
WIN what hHu peeh previously charged ihcy
saw no further reason Tor judicial proceedings.
tie was convicted py ms own words N'lhout
waiting Tor formal vote ana III defiance ot me
roman government Whlch acne ooulu lhhl'I III"
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SUNDAY-SCHO0L
LESSON FOR MARCH ,
THE SToNING OF STEPHEN.
Acts, vii, 54 to viii, 2.
By REV. j. Z. GILBERT, d. d,

By REV. j. 4. GILBERT, d. u.
Secretary OF American Society Of Religious
Education.
CONTENT Between last lesson aud this We
have Stephens address 10 the Council in reply
To the charge of blasphemy, The greater part Of
it was occupied with illusions to the history OF
Israel. Beginning with the call of Abraham he
traced the chief events in the lives OF the pltri
archS and in the thcIcllcy to the time OF solomon
who built the temple. In this recital he showed
great familiarity with those PIovidenIll dealings
by which the people had been greatly favored,
an which went 10 prove that he had profound
reverence Tor the timr.hunored institutions whore
glory Ice would not a>slil or diminish. The
speech was we'll calculated to awaken in the
minds OF hose who heard it feeling OF respect
for the accused man. After slch runcilatory
language stephen was seized by spirit OF in
dgnlton rs he contemplated the enmity OF those
before him, and he broke forth in words of Bit
ter and violent denunCiation, charging them US
sth-ncoked resisterS OF the Holy Spirit, mur-
derers ol the prophets.
OFFENDED. -- Verse 80. The brave man had
delivered his message, red hot with dcnuncation,
to wuyward people who bolsted that they were
the descendants Of Abraham (Iohn yiii;331, ard
the custudianS OF the covenant, No more heroic
deed had graced the annals OF Israel Il was 4
rare exhibition OF that uncomplomising hosiil'
ity TO evil which is needed by reformcrs in every
age. But, whatever good may have been ac.
oomplished for the cause of righteousness and
there must have been some good-thc speaker
was instantly assaicd blythe entire Council, His
words like shaIpened knives, had cut into their
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Miscellaneous.

Calvary Reformed church, Monroe avenue and
Gibson street-Rev. Marion l.. Firor, pastor. Ser
vices Sunday at 1870 a. IN. and 80 u. M: sun
day school, l1.i5 a. M; Christian Endeavor, !
p. M; prayer meeting Wednesday evening S
O'Clock; catechsm saturday at $50 p. m. Sub
iects, morning, Gods IIusbandry;'' evening,
Devils Cast Out by Prayer and Fasting" Seats
free. All cordially welcome.
All Souls universalist Church. Pine street be.
tween Adams and Jefferson avenue-Rcv Thomas
3. Payne, pastor Divine service, with sermon,
at 1890 a. M. Subject, is DR.. Mnton. Moder-
ator of the Presbyterian General Assembly, Con-
vert to Universllism? II Would Seem So" The
sermon will be review of DR.. AIinton's address
of last Sunday to the Presbyterians OF Scranton.
Sunday school at II m. Seats free. Strangers
welcome. No evening service.
First Primitive Methodist church, Green Ridge
Rev. G. Lees pastor. Subjects, morning. AN
Interesting Question:" evening, "A Hard Case"
Sunday school at 80 p. NJ. All are welcome.
Zion United Evangelical church, 1i20 CapouSe
demonstrating by the pastor, Rev, j. W..
Messenger, at 1890 Il. m. and 40 y. M. sub.
iects, present and Future knowledge" aud
Building, Praying and Keeping Sunday
school, $50; class meeting, D. M; Junior En-
dcavor, y. m; Senior Endeavor, y. m, !;
prayer meeting 73O Wednesday evening, Seats
free, Welcome TO all. These will he tile last
services of this conference year.
First Church (Cmist Scientisp, 80 Adams
avenue--Sunday services, 1890 a, M. and $50 p,
m; sunday school, HIS a. M; subject, 'Man"
Testimonial meetings Wednesday evenings at s
O'Clock. The church is also open every dir dur
ing the week. The Bible and all Christian Sci.
ence literature is kept in its free public reading
room. "Science and Health. with the Key 10
Scripture" by Mary Baker Eddy, will be loaned
to investigators without charge, Visitors and
letters of inquiry are welcomed and given cour-
teouS attention and information free,
Free Methodist church-The district quarterly
meeting OF the Wilkes Barre Nistrct is being
held at Finn chapel, Green Ridge Preaching
Saturday at $50 and I.i5 p. m, Meeting all day
on Sabbath; love feast in morning at 10 Il, M,
followed by sacrament of Lords su?9er; preach.
ing at $50 and 780 p. IN. Everybody is cor.
daily invited
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fed through suffering 1t was only step from
the world to his crown, for by his beautiful life
he had been daily stepping heavenward,
Suggestons-Draw the outline OF globe; mark
on the globe several steps leading to crown.
On each step write some Characteristic OF Steph
ems life, and arrange the words as an acrosic
which will spell the name of S.r-E'Pll-E-N, as
follows:
Sincere;
True;
Earnest;
Pure:
Hopeiul
Enduring;
Noble.
II we shall daily live to honor God we may he
SIRE of a crown which is promised the faithful.
Rev., iilO.
ENDURE THE CROSS.
SECURE THE CROWN.
Scranton, Pa.
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noble cause has its records OF martyrdom. Stephen
the first Christian martyr.
The bold and fearless testimony OF Stephen to
the person and ministry OF Jesus of Nazareth
caused the bitter cnmty OF the members Of the
Sanhedrim council. lie was finally arrested. tried.
condemned and executed, but he was glorf ID
through suffering, and there was laid up for
him" crown. II Tim, iv:S
The stones which We're thrown by his enemies
to crush out his life, helped to make more
glorious the martyrs crown. Stephen was goT-
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Reformed Episcopal.

Grace Reformed Episcopal church, Wyoming
avenue below Mulberry strcet-Rev. George l..
Alrich, pastor Prayer and praise service, $50
a. M; Divine worship, 1880 a. m. and 80 p.
IN. Communion at the morning service. Preach
ing by the pastor at both. Morning, Prayer"
ColoSS. i:0-l+; evening, evangelstic services,
Gods learnng Love" Luke xv;32. sabbath
school, ~ M. Young Peoples Society Christian
Eudeayor, $40 p. m. At $50 Monday afternoon
the weekly Bible study, topic, Christ Risen"
Cor, xv:20 Lesson study every Wednesday
evening at 7.3O, followed by the prayer meeting
at S. Seats all nee, strangers always well
come
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Evangelical Lutheran.

Holy Trinity Lutheran church. corner Adams
avenue and Mulberry street-Epistle, Ephesians,
v. 10; Gospel Luke, x, ll-2s. Rev, j. j.
kuntz, of freeand, Pa, will preach, Services
at 1890 a. N. and 7.S0 p.. m. Sunday school at
Il; Luthers league, $40 p. m, Mission Band
meets saturday, 9.i5 a. m. All welcome and all
seats free,
Zion Evangelical Lutheran church, 226 Mihlin
ayenue-A. o. Galonkamp pastor. Morning ser.
vices, 1880; subject of sermon, Two Mighty
Kings Request Your Service-Whom viii You
sepe." sunday school : p. m, We need more
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BLACKBOARD
LESSON HINTS

By REV ROBERT +. Y PIERCE, d. D.
IFrom Authors Notes in "Tho Sunday School
Lesson Illustrator Published by +. II.
Revc Co., Chicago, III.
God permitted prosecutions to beflll the cary
church, not that Ills beloved children should
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Peoples union prayer meeting from to s. At
o'clock, preaching, subject, ''Christ Seeking
Sinners" Communion at $50 p. III.
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irst of four addresses to be given
T.. A. Boyl to men, will occur
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The Rev. w. f. Clark, OF Waverly,
Will read a paper on "Hosea--The Man
and His Message" at the Baptist min
listers conference to be held in the Penn
Avenue Baptist church Monday morn
u 1890.