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Evening journal., 1904-04-02
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Anthem. Grown Him with Many
Crowns" Bracket Hymn no. l7l.
Grown His Head with Endless Bless
ng;," organ postlude; Grand chorus I'm
d. Guilmant.
In the evening at 7.S0 the Sunday
School win give special selections as
sisted by the choir.
The First Presbyterian Sunday
school Will give this program in the
church, Sunday evening at $50 O'Clock:
Organ Voluntary; chorus Christ Has
Risen" school reading Of the Scriptures
and prayer; chorus, school: chorus.
Infant school; recitation, Life is the
song Marion Kyle; recitation. "The
Robins Mistake" Bessie Duling;' sing
ing Infant school; exercise. "Easter
Forget -nots." Glass Of girls; sing
Ing Infant school; exercise Linked
TO the Cross singing. sleeping Buds,
Awake" Miss Schull's class: chorus.
school; announcements and Offering.
anthem by the choir; alto solo. Miss
Amanda Palmer; recitation Miss Irene
Fulton; chorus. school; exercise "The
Easter Cross" bonedictlon.
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siIverbrook Church.

At Silverbrook NJ r. Church the fol.
lowing music VIII be sung:
Morning Anthem. The Lord Is Risen 10.
day.. ..... .... ................ 80. Werner
Easter anthem.
Sermon, by the pastor the Rev. Henry S.
Thompson.
Solo, Messiah Victorious, VIM. G. Ham.
mond, Miss Laura Baylis.
Afternoon-special service by the Sabbath
school and an address by Hon. Charlie.
B. Lore
Evenng-Praise service by the choir.
Anthem-Christ Hath Won the Victory
J. b. Herbert.
Hymn.
Solo, open the Gates of the Temple. Jos
+. Knapp.
Anthem,O Sing Unto the Lord. calei
simper.
Hymn.
Solo, Come Let Us Sing. Reginald Barrett
Anthem, Exalt the Risen Saviour, r, F
LuhmaR
Solo, Thefe is a Land Mine Eye Hat
Seen. NJ. B. Crowinshield.
Anthem. Life and Immortality. Adam
Geibel.
Hymn.
Anthem. Floats a Golden Chime, r. F
Lehman.
Anthem. lie was Despised. j. II. Tenn,
Soloists, Miss Laura Baylis, Miss Ell.
Curlett, Mrs. Ruthorn, Warren Curlett
Harry +. Plowman. A. f. Wild. william
G. snetzler.
orsanist. Mrs. Joseph W. Coley.
Leader. Joseph W. Coley.
Evening journal., 1904-04-02

vested choir. under the direction OF
william j. Parry, win give the follow
ing numbers throughout che day
Christ. our Passover" Earnest
Felix Potter (part OF this anthem will
be sung a capella); Gloria Patria."
Will #. Davidson; George w. Sch
welt2er. soloist "Our Great Deliverer."
II. r. Danks-Wnl Hanf, soloist:
"Te Deum" I'm E Hat, c.. =. Morrison
soloists, Charles Schwarz, George Sch
weitzer. Howard Schwars, william
Robinson. J.; In the end Of the Sab
bath" Adam Geibel--soloist. Frank
Baker; Christ is Risen." Neidinger--
soloist Joseph Schunder. "They Have
Taken Away My Lord" J. Stainer;
solo. "The Resurrection" Albert J..
Holden-frank Baker; Golden Harps
are Sounding" Thomas G. Shepard,
soloist Warren Mccall; Easter Re-
sponsary," W. H. GIN; "Hallelujah.
Christ is Risen," Caleb Slmper-solo-
lists, Howard Schwarz. George Sch
weitzer "Nunc Dimittis." Caleb Simper
-soloist. Charles Schwarz. duet.
Grown Him." G.. u. Charles
Schwarz and oscar Sueger.
In the afternoon. at o'clock. the
Sunday School win give an Easter can-
tata Of song and scripture. entitled "The
story OF the Resurrection" II win be
divided into Easter morning, noon and
evening.
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PENALTIES FOR MARRYING.
In Addition 90 Those Sometimes Al
legged 20 De Paid at Home.

In Addition 60 Those Sometimes Al
legged 20 De Paid at Home.
Matrlmony IS considered a punishable
offense IN some communities. These
circles OF society are small, but their
edicts are strong. The larger commu-
nifty, II il takes cognizance of a mans
single state. usually imposes a fine for
not getting married. rs in Argentina,
where bachelorhood requires the pay
ment OF an increasing tax TO the gov
crnment.
But in certain circles marriage is re-
garded as an offense. At oxford uni
versity. for instance, a fellow Of All
Souls college forfeits his fellowship II
he takes to himself a wife while he Is
supposed TO be studying the classics.
He not only must pay a penalty, but
he must present his college memorial
In the shape Of silver cup on which
are inscribed the words, "Descendit In
matrimonlum" C'He backslid into mat
rimonyD.
The arlstocratic Bachelors club OF
Plccadnly. London, ostraclzes members
who forget themselves so far as to mar
ry. Instant expulsion is the punish
ment for this offense. The backsliders
must leave the company Of the bache-
lors forever. AS an act Of grace they
must pay a ine OF 500 and become
honorary members Of the club, but that
is their only salvation.
Not only England has these antimat-
rimonial clubs. Their formation in CHI
cago has been treated as a joke, as it
has in other American cities. Bache-
lors I'm other countries have lent an air
Of seriousness to their endeavOrs
Ii IS serious for a member Of GER
tain Junggesellen club in Germony TO
lapse into matrimony. AS soon as his
intention becomes known he is tried in
the club court. with the president as
Judge. when he is allowed TO plead in
extenuation Of his offense. On the skill
Of his pleading and his excuses de-
pends his fine from 500 TO $3.50.
This fine Is devoted TO a dinner, at
which all members appear in mourning
garb. At its conclusion the president
reads the sentence of expulsion. and
the delinquent is led from the premises
TO an accompaniment OF groans and
lamentations.
Only last winter recreant was con-
1emned TO swim twice across the Seine
at midnight. with the result that se-
we're attack Of rheumatic fever nearly
-obbed him Of the bride he had paid the
heavy price to wed.
While the bachelor sometimes has to
pay dearly for a wife. in at least one
country it scarcely pays to remain cell
bate In Argentina the man who pre-
fers single TO duplicated bliss has to
pay a substantial and progressive tax.
II he has not taken a wife by the time
he has reached his twenty-fifth birth
day he must pay a fine of s. a month
/ 70 the excheQuer.-Cbicago Record-Her-
] oil
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At IA. Lohnls churoh.

There win be three services at Z a.
m, i a. m. and 4.S0 D. m. at St Johns
Church, Twenty-frst and Market
streets. At the early service the vested
choir will be present This service will
consist of Easter carols.
Z a. m. professional, Jesus Christ is
Risen Today.
Second carol, Angels Roll the Rock
Away.
Third carol. The strife is Ger, the
Battle Done.
Anthem. He is Risen. Shippers
.Recessional. The Day Of Resurrection.
IL O'Clock Service.
professional, Jesus Christ is Risen To-
day.
Christ Our Passover. .Froam
Te Deum eve Praise Thee o God)
Custance.
Jubilate 90 Be JoyfuD .Danks
creed .-... 80. ....-.-.-....... .Stupps
Hymn, He is Risen
Kyrie tLord Have Mercy Upon Us)
Shippers.
Glory be to Thee O Lord .... .Simpers
Hymn, Angels Roll the Rock Away
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The
Risen
Life
BY the
Rev. AIpheus S.
Mowbray.
l'sa!s'alasa.asalalal'' 'a'a'a'e'as

'Now II we be dead with Christ we
believe we shall also live with him
Rom. 6: s.
The death OF Christ is both sacr' 'hciaI
and typical He thereby made atone
ment for the sins Of the world and
showed man the wa to life by the
cross. Not only did Christ die for us.
but we must die with him. To know
the resurrection life we must pass to
II through the gates OF death.
We miss "a large share OF the teach
ings Of Easter when we refer all its
glorious privileges to the future. That
Christ died and rose again we verify
believe. And that all them that are in
their graves shall hear his voice and
come forth, is the plain teaching Of the
Word of God. made reasonable by the
risen life Of our Lord.
We do wrong. however, to lose sight
OF the present tense Of this great truth.
There IS a resurrection life here and
now. People who die TO the world and
sin. who have crucihed the old man
with his deeds are made new creatures
IN Christ Jesus. This IS the practical
aspect OF the resurrection doctrine.
Have we, here and now. any practical
knowledge OF a. divine life that has
taken the place Of the worldly motives
and evil deeds Of the past. This is but
the hint and promise Of the everlasting
life that is TO be the crown Of the lDal
resurrection. but is as essential as is
the blossom 90 the fruit.
They build false hopes for the future
who look for the joys OF the final resur-
rection without the participation in the
death Of Christ which lies az the foun-
dation of the confidence that we shall
live with Him. A winterless land is
one that knows no spring, without sac
rifice there can be no love. 'No cross
no crown" The only way 10 life Is by
the gates OF death. III we die with
Christ we shall also live with Him.
Evening journal., 1904-04-02
Episcopal.


Emmanuel, Highlands. Rev. Kensey
j. Hammond. rector. Services 1890 a.
m. and 800 b. m. Seats free Sunday
School at Q a. m. Holy Communion in
the morning United service for con-
gregation and Sunday School anniver-
sary in the evening.
ST. Andrews Church. Eighth and
Shipley streets. the Rev. Hubert W.
Wells. rector Holy Communion. 81;
Sunday School. 9.45; Holy Communion
and sermon, II; children's Easter fes-
tival, 8, choral even-song. 7.45.
Calvary Episcopal Church, Third and
Washington streets. the Rev. William
NJ Jemeris ID. d.. rector. $50 a. m.
sunrise carol service and Holy Com
munion by Bishop Coleman; $50 a. m,
Sunday School; 1890 a. m, morning
prayer, sermon and Holy Communion;
7.3O p M. Easter festival of the sun
day School, with addresses.
ST. Johns Church. Market street and
Concord avenue. Rev. George c. Hall,
rector: Rev w. b. Beach. assistant
Services. a. m Holy Communion;
9.45 a. M, Sunday school; IL a. ma
morning prayer, sermon and Holy
Communioni 4.SO p. M. children's carol
service
Evening journal., 1904-04-02
81. Peter,s 20 .cnthedrnI.

Solemn high mass az 1890 o'clock At
the entrance OF Bishop Monaghan and
clergy, march by Gounod. During the
vesting of the RI. Rev. Bishop, q so-
prano solo. Christ Is Risen," will be
sung by Mrs. Harry Schenuit. During
the blessing 'Vidi Aynam" by Tuchessi
Is to be rendered. Palola Givorza s
celebrated "Messe Solenelle" No 3.
complete. win be sung. At the Offer
tory, Regina Coeli" also a composition
by GLORIA, IS to be sung as a chorus.
At the evening service at 7.30 o'clock
L. j. McDonough's vespers new Is Ia
be sung for the first time. The other
selections to be sung are "Rigina Coelr
by' Rosewig, 30 Salutaris" by Stern
"Tantum Ergo" by Durand and Holy
God (chorus). Harry Il. Schenuit Is M
the organ and viii conduct the music
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AsauRY M. e. Church.

Easter services az Ashury NJ. E.
Church on Sunday afternoon at .
O'Clock, will be as follows:
Singing by school, page as, God Of the
Living.
An Acrostic on Easter by eight boys.
The Easter story. Bessie Johnson
THE Robins Mistake. ......J John Dill
Motion song Primary Department
"Springtime's Coming"
Hear the Children Crying" Earl Grubb
Gods Garden. Three Girls
Song by intermediates department,
sleeping Buds Awakel"
Recitation. Grace jenkins
'Iie is Not Dead"
The Reason Why. Eight little ones
Song by Lillian Frishie. Just a Little
Pansy"
Christ IS Risen. "........13 little ones
Song by school, page 200. wake Sweet
est Strain"
Linked to the Cross" by girls. in
cluding Pantomine on Rock of Ages.
Legend Of the Cross, seven girls
Song by school, page 27i, "The Strife
IS Der.
"The First Easter"
Time, "Christs Resurrection Morn"
Characters;
Mary Magdaline.. Blanche Whitecraft
Mary. the mother of James. Miss Laura
Conlyn.
Joanna ..... .........Mlss May Carey
Salome ........ Miss Elizabeth Eigar
An angel .......Miss Vera A. Leonard
Announcement and collection.
Song by school, Hail Mighty Victor.
ST. Stephens Lutheran Church.
The musical program at this church
will surpass that Of former years. The
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At Kinnswood chureh.

4 special program of music for Easter
win be rendered az Kingswood NJ. e.
Church as follows:
Mornins-Organ voluntary, Invocation.
Ad Mine
Life and Immortality. .. adam Geible
Come See the Place Where Jesus Lay,
J. W. Lernan.
Evening-chrlst the Lord is Risen
Henry Hager.
Make a Joyful Noise, in d nat, T. D. VIII
lams. Op. 80.
Thanks be to Cod. e. ......H. F. Danks
I The music has been under the direction
Of Mr.. Hlghheid but owing to his absence
Miss Alice Bottger viii preside at tho
organ.
soloists-soprano, M,ss Catherine Raig.
en-; alto. Miss Perla Smith; tenor, Thomas
Corrie; bass. Harry Underwood and Le-
roy Kirby. W. c. Highdeld, choirmastei
and organist.
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Newport N. z. Church.

In Newport Methodist Episcopal Church
the following musical program viii be
rendered:
Morning; Old Easter Anthem, by chorus
choir.
Easter song Denne, solo by Miss Mary
Johnson.
In the evening the entire service Will be
given up to the singing of the beautiful
cantata Faster Evangel This cantata con
sists Of beautiful solos, DUETS, trios. and
quintets. taking about forty-hve minu'
tes- 20 sing it through.
Miss Mary johnson soloist. Miss Clara
B. Weldin. organist. Ralph 1. Finn
choir master.
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EIwood's Hospital Benefit.

In the Grand Opera House tomorrow af-
ternoon at 3 o'c.ock there will be gospel
service characterized by the practical lie
lustration Of the entire Offering being di-
vide6 equally between the two hospitals
of this city. The Rev. Robert Arthur FL
wood, who for about Eve months has
been holding these Sunday afternoon gos-
pei meetings in the Opera House. will to-
morrow afternoon speak on True Charity
and give the audience an opportunity tc
present an Easter Offering TO this worthy
cause. An Illustrated program has beer
prepared which each person attending vii
want to carry away as a souvenir. In adj
dition TO the inspiring congregation sing
ing there will be special music both voea
and instrumental.
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erandywIne N. E. ohureh.

Brandywlne NJ. T.. Church. Twenty
second and Market streots-1030 a. M.
preaching by the Rev Henry G. Tur-
ner. A large chorus choir win render
special music. sabbath school az 2 D..
M. a delightful programme Is being
arranged. Evening service nc 7.30. in
charge OF the Epworth League. A fine
musical programme, consisting Of solos.
duets, quartettes and choruses. Ad-
dress by the pastor. DIR. Bishop. late
OF the Ferris Industrial School. is also
expected TO make an address.
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FLOWERS AND SONG TO MARK
THE GREAT CHURCH FESTIVAL

minutes to sing 1t through. The choir is
composed as follows:
Mrs. William L. Smalley. Jr., soprano.
Miss Mary C.. Morrow. contralto.
James Mcintyre. tenor.
Frank Mason, bass.
Norris c.. Morgan. oholrmaster and or
ganst
The public Is cordially invited to all OF
these services.
St. Paurs r. c. Church.
Appropriate music VIII be rendered at
all Easter services by the regular choir
Of st. Pauls r. c. Church. The follow
ing is the programme for Easter Sun
day, 1890 a, m:
Unfold Ye Portals &C.. e.. ...... .Gounod
Nidi AQuain ..... &C.. e.. ...... Luchesi
Messe solonelle est. Cecila) .... Gounod
Omertory. Regina Coli Vallenti
Veni Creator ... ... o. .......... Gounod
Postlude &C.. .. -. .... ........ .GOunod
7.3O p. m.-
NeSpers &C.. ..... ...... .COrrlni
Veni Creator (male quartette) Preston
Benediction (O'salutaris Tantum Ergo
Riga
L. B. Preston, choir master; VIII NJ
S. Brown, organist.
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Mornina.

Organ Prelude, Fantasia ....... .Freyer
Ancient Easter Anthem. Christ. Our
Passover 60. ... &C.. .......... .Schilling
Onertory, o Light From Yonder Tomb.
Dressler.
Sermon, our Blessed Dead. The pastor
After sermon Easter hymn, He Is
Risen, ... 80. e.. ..... Gregory
In the evening the Sunday school will
celebrate Easter. The church choir will
be assisted by the new string orchestra
which wiz render Bruche's Christ is
Risen and Schnecker's BY the Thorny
Way of Sorrow.
The quartette is composed OF Mrs.
w. f. d. Lewis. soprano; Miss Alba
marie Nandersloot. contralto: j. Frank
Ayres, tenor and choirmaster; T.. b.
Harrington, late Of the Trinity Church
choir, basso.
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centraI Presbyterian chureh.

The Easter music at Central Presby-
terlan Church this year will be OF a very
high ordsf. Excellent numbers are in
course of finishing by the choir. In the
morning the anthems win be as follows:
Festival re Deum in C......-Carl Reiter
Old Easter Anthem Composer unknown
(Wrltten In 10th century.)
The Resurrection Song, Harry Rowe
Shelley.
With solo by Mrs. smalley.
In the evening the entire service will be
given up TO the singing OF J. c. Bart
'ett's beautiful cantata, Prom Life -
Death" This cantata abouncs IA e--
solos for all the voices as well as ele-
giant quartet numbers, taking about forty
Evening journal., 1904-04-02
At Union M. E. Church.

The Easter morning service at Union
n. e. Church Will be;
Prelude. in a fiat. q. .... e. ......-.Read
Old Easter Anthem. o. =. -.......Billings
Hymn, Joy to the World. .
Prayer.
Anthem, solo and chorus Now IS Christ
Risen. ...... ..-....H. y. Nichol
Psalm. ..-..Gloria
Onertory, Andante o.. .... .Mourlan
Anthem. chorus. Why Seek Ye the Liv-
ling Among the Dead. Edwin A. Glare
sermon. The Resurrection Of Christ, r. H.
Adams.
Anthem, solo and chorus. Easter is Dawn
Ing. $50. -. q. ......Herbert ]. Lacey
Doxology Benediction
Postlude.
organist. Elizabeth B. Johnson.
Leader, II. II. Mcdaniel.
Evening journal., 1904-04-02
Many Foods.

offered for newborn infants do not
and cannot contain the valuable ele-
ments OF milk required for the proper
nourishment of the child. Borden's
Eagle Brand Condensed MIX is super
ior to other artificial foods and its use
prevents sickly. weak and rickety
lchildren.
Evening journal., 1904-04-02
onIv ; 100 to Baltimore and Return.

Via Pennsylvania Railroad. Sunday,
April 3. Special express train leaves
wilmington 9.45 A. m. Returning.
leaves Baltimore. (Union Station) $50
~ m. Tickets good only on special
train.
Evening journal., 1904-04-02
81. Paurs M. s. churoh.

In st. Pauls NJ. E. Church the follow
ing programme viii be presented Eas-
ter Sunday evening:
Selection, 'Tis Night. choir: anthem,
As 1t Began TO Dawn; solo, Miss Flem-
ing, Resurrection; chorus, Welcome,
Happy Morning; solo. Mr.. Sherwood,
Fear Not; chorus, And the Glory Of the
Lord, Messiah; trio, O, Lamb Of God
duet, Miss Litzenberg, Miss Biddle;
solo and chorus, 1 Ascend. n. +. Had
ley, organist and director.
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Easter Music at Rodney Street.

The quartet choir Of the Rodney
Street Presbyterian Church, which.
since the accession Of F. b. Harrington
as basso to succeed the late John w
Proudfit, is considered one Of the best
in the city. has prepared the following
i, fine program:
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730 p. m.
First Presbyterian.

Morning 1o.SO-Organ, Silver Trum-
pets" March, Nimbault; Invocation and
Lords Prayer; Chant in +. Gregorian;
Anthem. Awake up Ny Glory" Barn;
by; Reading of Psalms; Gloria Patria
I'm +. Hayes; Hymn No. 81; Christ the
Lord is Risen; Scripture and prayer,
and response in C. Ouseley Hymn No.
155. Glory to God on High: Anthem
Now is Christ Risen,' Nicoll; Offer
tory, organ selections from Messiah;
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Delaware Avenue Rantist.

Following Will be the Easter program
at Delaware Avenue Baptist Church:
Morning Service 1890.
Easter Voluntary" (Organ). e. L.Asl5-
ford.
Doxology. Invocation. hymn No. 13s
Anthem, Tell it out With a Joyful
Voice. ..... ...... ........ Herbert
Scripture Reading. anthem, Christ is
Risen. ......- ............ Herbert
Prayer, hymn 137, responsive reading.
Ofertory, THE Palms" cornet solo,
C. T. Edwards.
Anthem, Break Forth in Singing" T"
Herbert.
Sermon, Resurrection"
Anthem, Victory over Death. Herbert
Hymn 1876, benediction. Prelude Grand
Chorus ..... ...... ... .DuBoi
Evening Service 7.30.
Organ, "Traumiere and Romance, /"
Shuman.
Hymn 5s7. anthem, "Hallelujah!" Her
bert.
Prayer. hymn no. 497.
Onertory, In His steps," cornet solo
c. T. Edwards.
Anthem, (a) 20 Sacred Calvary" quar-
tet, ..... ... ... &C.. ....... Herbert
Anthem. (b) Angels Roll the RQcH
Away" chorus ..... &C.. ~ Herbert
Sermon, "Christ-After the Resurrec-
ton"
Anthem, Behold Show You a Arys-
terry ..... ..... .-......-- Herbert
Hymn No. 461. The Old Easter An
tnem -.-... ..-.. zee. .... Billings
Benediction, postlude, "Recessional
March" ..... ... Verne
Comets, Prof Charles 4. Edwards, c.
b. Tatman.
J. H. Westcott director; W. Highfeld
organist.
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Grnce Methodlst Enlsconnl Chnrch.
Presbyterian.

First Presbyterian Church. Market
and Ninth streets, the Rev. Charles S.
| Stevens. minister. At 1880 a. m. a
I special Easter sermon by the pastor
and special Easter music by the
choir; Sunday School at . p. m; Junior
/ Endeavor at $50 p. M; Y. =. S. c. u.
at 6.45 p. m; 7.30 p. M. the Easter ex-
ercises Of the Sabbath School
Hanover Presbyterian Church, King
| and Sixth streets. Preaching by the
pastor, the Rev. William J.. F'reund at
ll0.45 a. m. and 7.45 p. m; Sabbath
School at 9.15 a. m; y. =. S. c. r..
at z p. M; Wednesday lecture at s ,.
m.
Olivet Presbyterian Church. Fourth
and Broome streets. the Rev. r. A. Ell
wood, pastor. Manse, 233 Rodney
street 1000 a. m, Brotherhood Of An
drew and Philip; 1915 a. m, divine
worship ar d sermon by the pastor.
2.3O p. m, Bible School; 6.45 p. ms
Y. p. S. c. T.; 745 p. m, evangelistic
Injecting Sermon by the pastor. Morn
ling subject: "The Resurrection Of
Jesus" Evening subject: The As
lcension of Jesus" Pastor viii preach
each night next week. Mrs. Mary II.
Mumford of Philadelphia will sing.
Easter music tomorrow by the choir.
The First - United Presbyterian
Church, Third and Broome streets, the
Rev. J. Frank Campbell. pastor;
preaching at 1890 a. m and 7.45 p. m
2S0 p. m- Sabbath School; 6.45 p. m.
Christian Endeavor service. Morning
subject: "A Living Savious." Even.
ling subject: How to Walk"
West Presbyterian Church. cornei
Of Eighth and Washington streets, tn
Rev. A. \. Keigwin. ID. D.. pastor. 1913
la. m. Easter music and sermon; ? 2
I'M, Sabbath school, Easter exercises
645. Christian Endeayor; 7.S0, Gen
Evening journal., 1904-04-02

A lazy liver makes a lazy man. Bur
dock Blood Bitters is the natural. never
failing remedy for a lazy liver. adv.
Evening journal., 1904-04-02
Methodist.

st. Paurs NJ e. Church. Seventh and
Market streets. the Rev. w. L. s. MUIR
ray pasto~ Preaching at 1890 a. m,
and 7.45 p. m. Easter sermons and Eas-
ter music; 2 p. m.,. Sunday School, Eas-
ter music; 6.45 p. M. Y. p. S. C. f.
Grace Methodist Episcopal Church,
the Rev. William Writ King. ID. D.,
pastor. Sunday School at 2 p. M;
Epworth League at 6.45 p. m. Morning
subjects "A Look at the Empty Sepul-
cher" Evening. Sunday School Easter
.seBice.
Evening journal., 1904-04-02

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of the skin of any Sort instantly re-
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Ointment. At any drug store.