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Evening journal., 1905-03-11
CHRISTIAN ENDEAVoR

Topic: Christ the Great Physl-
clan" Luke A 1913; 8: 1882; Peter
2: "a. w. N. Sherwood.
"There Is but one profession, 1t Is
said which seeks It's own destruction.
That is the medical IL both cures
and prevents disease"
Christ Is the Great Physician Of
which the earthly physician Is but an
Inferior type. This is the age of spe-
clalists. Christ is n specialist In All
manner Of diseases. During his mln-
istry He cured physical, mental ana
moral diseases. He healed the sick,
the lame. the blind restored the dead
to life: and ministered TO the soul
Christ came to heal souls. He would
not only admit a converted publican
into his family but would keep som-
pany with unconverted publicans, that
He might have an opportunity OF do
ing good to their souls. He justified
Himself In II. as agreeing with the
great design of His coming into the
world "Here Is a wonder OF grace
indeed. that Christ undertakes to be
the physician to sin-sick souls"
He came not only to minister TO each
one slngly, but also 20 society as a
whole. There were social evils then
as well as now. The home life was
at very low ebb Among the Gen.
tile nations the home life was vile
land vicious. Husband and wife were
lunfaithful. Divorces as frequent as
they are now. Christ brought the Sc
rum OF Divine Grace and applied It tC
society and wherever this cure has
been allowed to perform its gracious
work Il has purified and elevated and
elevated humanity and the home life.
Christ can still heal the sick. Hit
power has not diminished. Look a
the hospitals. medicines and surgica
instruments, Christ really doing al
this healing.
But He can minister to the soul al
lweu as the body. His saving grace
lis as efiicacious as in the days OF nj
learthlv ministry. Look at the grea
lrevivals In Wales. Denver and Oceai
lcty. He has cured ,others and ca
cure you. Reader, are you cured?
Evening journal., 1905-03-11
Four Carloads of Fine Sample Pianos
Brought to Wilmington to Be Sold
For Advertising Purposes.
NEW PIANO STORE AT 13 EAST THIRD
STREET, UNDER ODD FELLOWS HALL.
rs High Grade Pianos to Be Sacrificed at Far
Below Cost of Manufacture.

Gilbert Smith Co., of Baltimore,
take this method of introducing them
selves and their pianos 10 the music low
ers Of Wilmington and vicinity Having
decided to have a permanent representa-
tion OF our beautiful line Of pianos in
Wilmington, we propose to make our
selves well and favorably known at one
bound.
Under the old method Of piano selling
It would usually take from three TO five
years to become well established.
That process would be very expensive
and much valuable time Would be lost.
our present enterprise will place us in
the front ranks Of piano dealers in this
State in two weeks time. While the sac
rihoe on the first seventy-hve pianos will
be serious item, we believe It viii be
far less than would be the old system OF
eanvassing and selling two or three pianos
month at 800 to $500 profit on each
sale.
Profits for the first two weeks win be
entirely out of consideration and in
many cases also cost Of manufacture. At
fine pianos I'm two weeks tlme-Prices
and terms will do the work.
Good pianos in plain cases, worth 1872
to S375, will go in our Introductory sale
at Sil7. S14S to sl97.
Magnificent Cabinet Grand Upright
Pianos in rich San Domingo Mahogany
Rosewood or Golden Oak cases, solo
everywhere at $3.50 to $500, will go il
this special Introductory sale for s269
s297 TO $347.
Sale begins Monday morning, 'Marci
l3 at No. IS East Third street. under th'
odd Fellows Hall. Easy terms of pay
ment can be arranged. This win be thu
greatest opportunity of a lifetime L
save about one-half on your piano pur
chase. Among the stock will be foun'
many of the world renowned Kimbal
pianos. such as are used by the leading
artists Of the world. These celebrated in
struments are first prize winners wher
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GEORGETOWN HAPPENINGS
sneoial 10 The Evening journal.


Georgetown. March TO- Mrs. II. T.
ouigg will lead the Epworth League in
Wesley NJ. f. Church on Sunday evening.
Her subject will be: Christ, the Gteat
Physician"
The regular spring term of the Orphans
Court and Court Of Chancery will begin
here on Monday.
While at work in Calhoun and Jones'
mill this week. Walter spicer fell from
a pile Of lumber spraining his ankle very
badly.
Register of Wills Daniel J. Layton
granted letters of administration this
week on the estate Of Joseph s. Collins
late of Georgetown hundred, to Matilda
]. Collins, on the estate of Jacob NJ. Cof-
fin, late Of Broadkiln hundred, to Charles
II. Davidson; on the estate OF William B.
Tindal late of Lewes and Rehoboth hum
dred TO Amanda ]. Lindal
An elaborate social was given by the
Ushers Union last night in the Y's hall
G. r. Messick and the Rev. Howard T..
Quigg made addresses. A repast was
served to the forty attendants.
The newly-elected town council met
on Wednesday evening and organized by
electing George w. Hatfield president;
James H. McGlothen, secretary and John
s. Littleton, bailiff.
Taylor and II. S. Barrett will leave on
Tuesday to attend the Wilmington M. e.
Conference in Wilmington.
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ever exhlbted They are recommended
and used by many of the finest living
musicians. and take tile first rank among
the lovers of good instruments. They are
manufactured and guaranteed by the
largest and w'talthiest piano concerns in
the world.
This specially selected stock now on
exhibition is the finest ever under one
roof in this state. The prices at which
they Will be sacrificed in order TO give
them a speedy introduction to business,
is such as has never been heard cf be-
fore in these parts.
This special Introductory sale is des-
tined to be remembered by music lovers
for many years to come Every piano
sold will make us lifelong friends which
viii prove for us the finest advertise
ment we could possibly have.
We are looking for permanent ware
rooms in the best location obtainable,
therefores our present quarters are only
temporary, but are the best we can find
at the present time. We shall go to no
expense in fitting them up, in an up-to-
date way. This however, will not in
erfere with our introductory sale.
The pianos will speak for themselves,
and we shall be glad to furnish cata-
llogues and further information, which is
convincing proof that line Of pianos
cannot be excelled by any in the world
While the prices they will be sacrificed
at for a beginning will, in many cases
be less than half of what is usually asked
for the same grade of instruments. We
advise out-of-town buyers TO write OF
wire us for further particulars. The
special prices will be made only on the
first seventy-hve pianos, therefore, it is
advisable to make an early selection.
The store will be open evenings for the
convenience of those who cannot com,
during the day. Terms can be made t
suit the purchaser.
DO not mistake the address. No. 1S Eas
Third street. under the odd Fellows
Hail. Wilmington, Del.
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RUSSIAN TROOPS
FLEEING TO HILLS
Fighting Continues Although
Japanese Occupy Mukden
and Fushua
and Fushua
rhe lac q

fhe fate n ..-- --.4sslau army OF up
wards of 25O.oO0 men and the 1000
pieces OF artillery with which it was
predicted confidently General Kuropat-
kin could prevent the advance Of the
Japanese beyond the Shakhc and Hun
river positions. still is in the balance.
They have been driven from these po-
sitions and now are rushing northward
towards Tie Pass, around which are
high hills which were prepared for de-
fence alter the battle Of Liaoyang in
September, there being no hope al
that time that the Japanese would al
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IOMORRON'S GOSPEL MEETING

In the opera House tomorrow after
noon at O'Clock, the Rev. r. A. Elwood
will speak on ''Hindrances 10 Revival.
This win be an address fun OF Interest
I'm view Of the greatneed apparent at the
present time of genuine religious
awakening. Both men and women are in
vited and seats can only be assured TO
those attending early.
Mr.. Elwood win preach as usual in
Olivet Church, Fourth and Broome
strccts tomorrow both morning and
cveung. Strangers are cordially invited.
on next Tuesday evening Mr. Coward
Will give a return engagement Of mis-
moving pictures In Olvet Church. a new
and Fnried program viii be prcscnted
Silver, offering at the door.
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A HELPLESS cripple From HazInq

San Francisco March 11.-A helpless
cripple from hazing, young Albert De
Rome made his way into Police Judge
Morgans court on crurches and swore
out warrants for the arrest of the Hop
kins Institute art students who made
him the victim of their sport. Judge
Morgan issued the warrants for the ar
rests Of the ring-leaders in the hazing.
They are Jackson Hatch, Jr., A. p.
Hunt and Curran c. Harrison, all stu
dents at the Hopkins Institute. where
young De Rome. fellow student, was
hazed November Is last The charge
against them is battery.
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Mrs. Mccarthy at First Church.

The people of Wilmington are in
vited by the pastor and the session
of the First Presbyterian Church to
unite with them tomorrow morning
and evening IN the gospel services.
Mrs. Hattie Simms Mccarthy, the well
known singer will assist the choir at
both services. In the morning, she
will sing 20 Mother Dear jerusalem =
In the evening she VIII lead the congre-
cation in the singing Of the "Glory
song" this hymn. which is now being
used in the Welsh and English revival
work and which has greatly stirred
the English people.
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kIIIed ey TheIr own Bomb.

London, March 1.-The st. Peters
burg correspondent of the Daily Mail
telegraphs as follows: AT A o'clock
this Saturday morning an explosion
in the centre of the city. at Vosna-
censky Prospect and Bolchoiamors-
kaia. facing the Isaac Cathedral. blew
out the interior of an apartment house
killing four men and four women. II
undoubtedly was the accidental ex
plosion Of an anarchist bomb. killing
those who intended to use it.
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Eatal Collision On q. go.

Defiance. o.. March lin a rear
end collision between an east-bound
passenger train and a freight which
was taking siding on the Baltimore
and Ohio railway at Mark Centre
Harry Cummins. Of Garrett. Ind. FIRE
man on the passenger train, was kill
ed. and Engineer Harry HANSEN ia
tally injured. and a passenger on the
passenger train was sosiously hurt
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the Russo-Japanese war w1- mace
known in st. Pctersbrr sat.
but only in the paltry eisi .rcm
General Kuropatkin to Emperor Nicho-
las, which were flung about the streets
in newspaper extras and passed from
mouth to mouth.
Two thoughts formed instantly in the
minds Of every one, and two words
were on every surrender-peace-
the former dreaded, the latter hoped
for.
General Kuropatkin is no maker Of
phrases; his words never are quoted
like the famous "All Is lost save
honor" but his laconic messages hide
more than probably any other two sem
tences in the literature OF war. st.
Petersburg knows nothing of the ex-
tent of the disaster, not even the lines
of Kuropatkin's retreat; whether the
route to Tie Pass is still open, whether
he is endeavoring to cut his way
through to safety. or whether, as many
OF the pesslmistic believe he has taken
tc the mountains If It be the latter,
he will inevitably be hemmed in and
starved into Surrender, as Marshal Ba-
zaine was at Metz.
The dispatch has been studied as
closely as was ever the most abstruse
text OF Scripture over which dogma.i-
clans have wrestled, and from the
words "All our armies the optimistic
/ 4 I,r hui ftf
the Russian forces got away clear, the
commander-in-chief sacrificing, how
ever, the devoted rear guard, who
flung themselves as prey to the Japa-
nese wolves. who were closing in on
their trail, and sacrificing also, It is
conceded on every hand, the greater
part OF his heavy artillery, especially
the Siege guns and enormous quantities
OF supplies and munitions.
OF the present situation of the army
whether 1t is utterly routed or merely
beaten, Of the proportion Of Russians
left in Japanese hands. or OF the pros
pect of the escape of the remainder
, st. Petersburg at this moment knows
less than the smallest hamlet in
America. Since the Associated Press
Mukden dispatch was filed at 5 o'clock
Friday morning no dispatch save the
brief official announcement of the re-
treat has come from the Russian army
The members OF the general staff
when asked for information. said:
I'VE know nothing We hope he will
bring the army off safely but we dc
not know how he will do it. We only
know he has commenced to retreat
: that is all"
Every one now is discussing peace
which many Of the staunchest advo
Gates of the war. bureaucrats and Off
GERS. now declare TO be inevitable. I
openly is bruited that Rojestvenskyi
feet has been recalled and is now OF
, the way homeward The admiralty
} when asked II the report we're true
: said: 1--WE don't know; call again TO
morrow and declined to comment ol
the significance Of the cancellation 0
the purchase Of colliers, or the direc
ton Of Rojestvenskys voyage iron
, Madagascar waters. II can be stated
however. that. no oyertures for peac
) have yet been made, and none ar
likely to be made for a few days, be
fore the extent Of the disaster has de
: veloped.
4 II is realized that in the fighting be
fore Mukden was evacuated the deaf
Q roll of the battle of Shakhe must hav
q been far exceeded, and the streets {
Y st. Petersburg, where every third won
+ an wears crepe, viii present a sombr
. sight when the casualty lists arrive.
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A .rertlhIe MIne ExnIoslon.

Cardiff, Wales, March 11.--A terrible
explosion has occurred in the Cambrian
colliery. at Clydach Vale, in the Rhon-
da Valley. 1t is feared that 20 or 30
miners have been killed. The pit is
afire. Many Of those rescued from the
mine are badly burned.
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Hope Baptist Sunday School.

Hope Baptist Sunday school, Vande-
yer avenue. and Church street, c. II.
cantweu. superintendent. Sessions 2.SO
~ 3sO Good music promised in a
cornet solo by G. NJ. Kerns and a male
auartette. The attendance last sun
day was % from an enrolment OF llV'
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KuRoPATKIN's VAGUE REPORT

last Night All Our Armies Com
menced to Retreat"
ST. Petersburg. March IL. - Last
night all our armies commenced TO re-
treat"
The greatest defeat in the history Of
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Delaware Avenue Baptist Church
Delaware avenue and West stree.s.
Alex. Macgeorge. pastor Bible School at
q .. M, and twilight service
lat $50 p. IN. Prayer meeting. Wednes-
day evening at 8 o'clock. Prayer meet
Ing, C. +. Society. Friday evening at
IS o'clock Strangers invited. Seats
free. Preaching 1T 1890 a. m. and 7.3O
p. M by the Rev. A. Macgeorge. A..
m: working out Results p. M, "Es-
Gaping From our own Sins"
second Baptist Church. Ninth and
Franklin streets. the Rev. Frederic +.
Briggs. pastor. Services at 1880 and
8; Sunday School at p. m; c. E.
T; evening service, s. Morning sub
ject. "A Mighty Evangelizing Agency"
evening subject "A Personal can.
Bethany Baptist Church. Elm and
jackson streets, Rev. l.. Judson Vest
fan, pastor. Preaching, 1890 and f45,
subject. morning. soul satisfaction
evening. announcements Sunday
school at 2. b. Y. p. u at 6.45. Violin
solo in the evening by Mr.. Strausbach.
Miscellaneous.
First Unitarian Church. West Street
above Eighth. tho Rev. Alexander T.
Bowser, minister. Services at lO.45
a. m. All seats free. Sunday School
meets at - o'clock Subject for sun
day, March ~. "A Fountain Of Life
First Church Of Christ, Scientist
Park Place and Van Buren, stree1
Sunday morning service e IL o'clock
Sunday School at 10 o'clock; Wednes-
day evening meeting at o'clock. Free
Ireading room. Open every week day
from Q o'clock to / o'clock and from
3 o'clock to 8 o'clock; also on Monday
evening from 7.sO to $50. All cordially
welcome. Morning subjeot Matter
Church OF the New Jerusalem. cor
liner Of Delaware avenue and Wash
lington street. the Rev. George Henry
lDole. pastor. Services at 1880 a. m.
sunday School at 9.15 a. m. Morning
Subject, "The True Fasting"
The Christian ana Missionary AM
lance. Alliance HAIL. No. go Adams
lstneets. Services Sunday school, 2.ls
lp. M. preaching, $3.50 y. M; Hounl
Peoples meeting. 100 p. m; preaching
lS.OO d. m. Pastor G. Werner Brown.
ST. stephens lutheran, Church. Tat
,an street. near Seventh. Rev. Fred
eric Doerr pastor 1890 morning SER
vice. "The Importance Of Opportunity''
l215. Sunday school, 7.3O, evening ser
vice. "The Terminus Of SIM" Specia
music in the evening. Lenten service
on Wednesday evening Subject 'he
ldemption."
Rodney street Church, Minister Rev
w. II. ID. Lewis. Services 1890 a. m
dand 7.45 D. M. Sunday School at 2S
In. m.: Y. p. S. c. EA mt GAS p, n
Morning subject. "The Communion o
saints" evening subject, the FIRST OF
tseries of sermons on "The Holy Trim
, ity."
The following Lenten series or SUI
iects will be commenced az the Ne'
church. corner of Washington stree
, and Delaware avenue, next Sunday a
(, li0.sO a. M: First, True Fastingi" Sec
y ond, "rhe Lord ms An Example, thirC
e Taking Up the Cross"
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nus-,ar. urlvun 10 tna rinIs.

huErfar~ DriNcu TO kffu THIS
Niuchwang. March l1.-According to
reliable information received here the
Ruesisns. having been driven out OF
Mukdn and rusnun, and with the
railroad cut, are retreating in demor-
allied condition to the hill country
toward the northeast.
Detached bodies of Russians are
roughly entrenchlng. with view to
checking the pursuit. but no great rear
guard action is being fought
II VIII be impossible for the Rus
slams to keep up any sort of resistance
for many days. as there are no means
Of provisioning in the rough country
through which they are retreating.
1t is believed>that the Russians may
attempt to reach Wirin, 225 miles
northeast OF Nukden. through the val
leys, but a special Japanese corps from
The direction Of the Yalu river tprob-
ably General Kawamura's forces)
threatens to cut them of.
General Kuroki is advancing north
west and is forcing the Russians
against General Nogi's armies.
The casualties on both sides have
been enormous. The Russian 10th army
corps was practically annihilated al
Tatchekiao. Eight thousand Russians
fell at Leukuanpao.
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d. W. Lynch Company. Groceries.
Raisins. Currants. Pure Spices. Pure
Olive oil. Citron, Jordan Almonds. shell,
led. Two stores, 4th and Madison. 9th,
and King Sts
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presbyterlan.


Hanover Presbyterian Church, King
and Sixth streets the Rev. William l.
Freund. pastor. Preaching service ana
Communion Of the Lords. supper at
1O.45 a. m. The Rev. John NJ. Duncan
will conduct the service; no service in
the evening; Sabbath school at sl5 a.
M: Wednesday prayer service at p
m.
Central Presbyterian Church. on
King street between Seventh ana
Eighth. Rev. T. A. McCurdy d. D.
pastor. 1890 a. m. preaching by the
Rev. +. A. McCurdy, d. ID. Subject;
MANY Persons and Many Reasons IL
M sunday school 6.45, prayer meeting
Of the Y. p. S. c. E.; 7.45 p. m, Preach
ing by the Rev. 4. A. McCurdy, .. d.
Subject: "The Strength OF Principle
Special music in the evening
West Presbyterian Church, Eighth
and Washington streets. 1880 a
m. and 7.30 p. m. preaching by the
Rev. w. II. Roberts ID. D.. OF Phila.
delphia. Sabbath school at p. m
Christian Endeavor service at 6.45 p
m.
Ollvet Presbyterian Church. Fourth
and Broome streets. the Rev. r. a. FL
wood. Do stor. Manse, 223 Rodne,
street. 10 As a. m- sermon by pastor
$50 D. m. Bible School; 700 p. m
Christian Endeavor Society; "a
sermon by pastor Next Tesday nigh
Cloward's moving pictures. Silver OF
ferng. All seats are free and strang
.trtI14 4oIF
The First United Presbyteria
-hurch. Third and Broome streets. tn
Rev. j. Frank Campbell. pastor. Ser
vices: 1880 a. m. preaching; 90
Z. M. Sabbath School; 6.45 p. M
Christian Endeavor service: las d. 10
NO, .t.s..-~. ---.~t<-
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BOYS CLOTHING

DO 1 > OLOlIllNG
Is marching in; little boys
Buster Brown and Sailor
Blouse Suits, sizes 3 to s,
81 to Sc. Boys Knee Pants
Suits, 8 to II years. 81 to
So. Boys Long Pants
Suits. sizes Is to 20 years,
S. TO SIS. Little Boys
Spring Refers and Top
Coais, 50 to IS; Boys Ton
Coats S. to S12. Boys Rain
Coats. Sc, IS and $40. Mems
Top Coats. IS. $40 and up
to $40. Mems Spring
Overcoats, s. to s12. silk
lined dress Overcoats, SIS
TO $25. Heavyweights going
fast. Suits, IS, Sc and
$3.50. Overcoats. 25 per cent.
off.
Open tonight until 10.
las. 7. MulIln & Sons,
9th and Market.
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Paint Your Roof Now.
Ask Cartmell what 20 use.
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low the defeated army to rest south OF
Tie Pass That the Russians have lost
many guns and large quantities of am
munition and supplies is certain, for
with but single track railway TO the
north, il would be, impossible to re-
move the large stores which had been
gathered together az Mukden. These,
It seems certain. have been destroyed.
The result of Oyamas great turn
Ing movement depends almost entire
ly upon Kawamura's army, which has
not yet been located definitely, al
though supposed to be moving from
the east toward Kuropatkin's line OF
retreat Should he reach the military
road, which runs almost in a direct
line from Fushun to Tie Pass, before
the passage of the Russian army, the
circle will be complete, as Nogi's guns
already command the railway and
should soon control the Mandarin
road, which is but a short distance east
Of the railway and runs parallel
with t.
Even should Kuropatkin extricat6
| his army, IL is believed IN European
capitals that peace soon will follow
this latest Japanese victory. The call
l,lng to ST, Petersburg OF NJ. Iswolsky
! Russion minister 10 Denmark. who for
merly was in Toxic, is most signifi
cant. No time will be lost in starting
the negotiations as soon as Russia in
Inmates her wish TO close the war.
The losses in the operations preced
Ing the battle and those in the battle
proper must have reached enormous
proportions. but up TO the present
neither side has attempted an esti
mate They will exceed the Shakh'
.osses. in which the Russians alon'
ost in killed and wounded and miss
ng $1,000 men.
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Bethany Baptist Church. Elm and
Jackson streets, Rev. L. Judson Vest
fan. pastor Preaching. 1890 and 7.45,
subject, morning, soul Satisfaction
evening. announcements" Sunday
school at 2. b. Y. p. u at 6.45. Violin
solo in the evening by Mr.. Strausbach'
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The following Lenten series OF sun
iects will be commenced at the New
Church. corner of Washington street
and Delaware avenue, next sunday az
1880 "A. m: First, True Fastingi sec
ond. "rhe Lord as An Example, third'
Taking Up the Cross"
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Miscellaneous.

First Unitarian Church. West Street
above Eighth. tho Rev. Alexander T.
Bowser, minister. Services at lO.45
a. m. All seats free. Sunday School
meets at ~ o'clock Subject for sun
day. March ~, "A Fountain Of Life"
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St Paurs NJ. T.. Church. Seventh
and Market streets. the Rev W. /. >.
Murray, ID. ~. pastor 1880 a. r.
"st Paul's Sixtieth Anniversary fSo
D. M. "Christs Second Coming p
m. Sunday schools 6. As q. me- Y. T.
S. c. T..
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Brandywine NJ. e. Church. Twenty
second and Market streets. the Rev.
II. c. Turner. pastor. Preaching by
the pastor at 1890 and 7f5. Sunday
school az $50 and .; Epworth League
at 7. ubjects-Morning. THE Bat
tie of the Wilderness" evening, At
tendance TO Reading" Young people
especially invited TO the evening serv-
ice.
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Rodney street Church, Minister Rev.
w. r. d. Lewis. Services 1890 a. m.
and 7.45 p. M; Sunday School, at 2.SO
u. M: Y. p. S. c. EA ut Gas p. n.
Morning subject, The Communion OF
saints" evening subject the FIRST OF a
tseries of sermons on "The Holy Trim
lity,"
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Church OF the New Jerusalem. cor
ner Of Delaware avenue and Wash
ington street. the Rev. George Henry
Dole. pastor. Services at 1880 a. m.
Sunday School at 9.15 a. m. Morning
subject, "The True Fasting"