TJ1JU SUllAJNTON TRIBUNE SATURDAY. APRIL 9, 1898, SPLENDID MUSIC IN THECHURCHES taster Festival Will lie Observed In all (lie Houses of Worship. rEXTBNSIVB PREPARATIONS MADE Hnmo ol the 1". In born to I'roKrniumcs TluU lluvn lluun Arrnngcil mul Which Will He llcnrd in tho Cltj C'hurcliOH ''ommorrow--Thoro Mill Ho Augmented Choirs niul In Mnnv Ctist Orclicstrtu Mill lMny Ihr Acconipn ii i m u n l lor tlir Singers. ArrnnRp'iiitilH luivo liffii innile for ppeelnl m-rvlcps In nil of the churches of the illy tnnmrruw 1" honor o Kastcr In almost rvi'iy Instunoo i lalioral'' iirnpriimint'H cif music will ! lendoroil. Hi'iow some of them ure Clvon ELM PARK CHURCH. The ftilli.w inn nro the pioRrnninies for the Knst. r i-ervlcea at Elm Park church, ii-..! ninfc and evening, under tho direr"! ii ! -Mr. J. Alfred l'ontiliiR ton, Tin- i niiliiK service will, an Is usual on fiHtivul occasions, bo largely devoted to music: llollMXU SKHV1CK. Orpin I'roluilo, oflVrtolio In K Kat. Claussman Anthem, "Hnll the Gladsome Easter Morn " Carol "The World Itself Keeps Enster Day" Uulllnton Offertory. Cuv.itlnu Chlpp I'ostlude Grand Chorus In D... .Cherubim KVEN1NG SERVICE. Chime of Hells. Organ Prelude. "Adoration" ltavlna Hymn, "Christ the Lord Js ltlsen Again." Prayer by the Pastor. Anthem, "Christ Is Illsen" Frank Carol by Girls' Chorus, "Awake, Glad Raster Mom'' Schilling Alto Solo. "Every Flower That IJlos soms ' Shelley Responsive Heading by the Congregation. Tenoi Solo, "Ilosana to Our ltlsen King," Wilkinson Anthem, "Archangels Fold Your Wings," Mnrston Hymn "Welcome, Thou Victor In tho Strife ' Kaster nffrrniR. Offertory in V (Organ) Thayer Hoprnno So'o. "Mull Kaster Mom"..Mnrzo Carol by Oirts Chorus, "Ureak Forth Into Singing." ddross b Pustrr. Ttnss Solo, "The Ilcssurectlon" Holden Mitheni, "Sing Praises Unto the Lord," Marchaut Carol. "Blessed Easter Time." Hymn, "O Could I Speak tho Match less Worth." IJcnediction. I'ostlude. Marche de Trocesslon Reed SECOND PRESBYTERIAN. Thf special Kastcr service In the Sec ond Presbyterian church will be held in the evening, when tho church choir will be assisted by the choral society of the church. Mr. J. M. Chance, tho organist and director, will have the assistance of Miss Mabel Kennie and Mr 'Charles. Doersam at the orgun, Miss Ruth Hanley at the piano and the Sab- . bath school orchestra. The programme: Organ Prelude. "Toccata and Fngl In 1) Minor Hach Mr. Charles Doersam. Short anthem. "Christ Is Illse.i," J. Ross, Mus Woe. Solo, "Rejoice Greatly, O Daughter of Zk.ii Itandcl Miss Rlaek. Anthem, "The Insurrection" Shelley Full Choir. Offertory "Satietus" Von Weber orchestra. Solo, "He Is Risen" Schncctor Miss liarugiin. violin obligate Mr. Wld- ninyer. Quartette. "The Lord Is Risen". Sullivan Missis Mm k .nid (laragan, Messrs. Hey- non and Morgan. Solo, "Tho Easter Simshlno Breaks Again" Mletzko Mr. Reynon. Anthem, "Jerusalem" Parker Full Choir. Organ pnstlude, "Triumphal March," Buck Miss Mabel Rennlo. WASHBURN STREET. In the Washburn Street Prosbyto rlati church the choir, under tho di rection of Mr. C. n. Dernian, will be assisted by Bauer's orchestra. The programme. MORNING, 10.30. Instrument,!! Prelude. Opening f. rvlce Doxology. Invocation. "I Know That My Redeemer Lives," Porter Responshe reading. "Glory Be to the Father" Lloyd Scripture Lesson. Solo. "The Resurrection Morn" ..Rodney I'r.oer. "Hall, Joyous Morn" Bassfo.-d Notice, Offi rtory. "Christ tup ior,i js uin Today". Wilson Si rmun. Tins is the Pay" Lamblllotto Prayir Hsnin ;I5 . Monk Beni'dn tini). x Instrumentni Postlude. EVENING, 7.30. Instrum. nt il Prelude. "Archangels Fold Vcur Wings".. Marston "Glor. He to the Father" Lloyd iBanLaSt Always Reliable Pure Vsgatablj. Perfectly tasteless, elegantly coved, ro.-u lnte, purify, clean anil Htrumrthen It VI). W.YV'H I'U.lM lor tho care or" f "uihoVuVm of htomaeh, llouel-, Kid, leys IlluUder. 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Hymn 237 Filby Instrumental Postlude. GREEN RIDGE PRESBYTERIAN. The following programme of Enster music will bo rendered nt the Green Ridge Presbyterian church, Rev. I. J. LnnHlng, pastor, by the church choir of twenty-four voices assisted In the evening by Mr. Allen Lawrence, cor net; Mr. H. Pitt, violin; Mr. W. P. Me Anclrcw, clarionet; Sir. C. 1C. Cunning ham 'cello: MORN1NO. 10.30. , Organ Voluntary, "Easter Thoughts," Mrs. Salome Berker Anthem, "Beautiful Easter Morn," Palmer Anthem, "Break Forth In Singing," Herbert Miss Edith Martin and choir. Bass solo, "The Resurrection Morn," Rodney Mr. Will Roberts. Anthem, "Our Lord Is Risen from tho Dead" Schncckcr Duet for contraltos; trio for female voices and choir, Miss V. Greuner, Miss Mamie Monies and choir. Anthem, "Hosanua" Gralncr Mr. C. AVInkc and choir. EVENING, 7.30. Anthem, "Coma Seo tho Place Where Jesus Lay" Reed Mr. G. Gruuner and choir; orchestra and organ. "Life's Resurrection Hour" ...Neldllngcr D. J. Phillips ur1 chorus. "The Resurrection," soprano solo, Solicitor Miss Edllh Martin. "Ho Is Risen" Schilling Miss .Marlon Smith, Mrs. G. B. Uthmau, Mr. Conrad. Mr. Phillips nnd choir. "Como See the Place," alto solo ....Porter Miss Victoria Greuner. Closing Hymn Palmer Congregation, choir, orchestra nnd organ. Personnel of the choir Sopranos, M.ss Edith Martin, Miss Nellie Charlesworth; Miss Ihittle Gunster, Miss Aimer Wade, Miss Anna Jenkins. MIbs Myrtlco Bayley, Miss Carrlo Beldlemnn, Miss Marlon Smith, .Miss Lllu Phillips; altos. Miss Victoria Greuner. Miss Lillian Puny, Miss Mamo Mooules, Mrs. G. II. Fihmuii, fdlss Clnra Nlemeyer; tenors, Mr. William Con rnd. Mr. Charles Wcnko, Mr. J. V. Rawlstnn. Mr. Johns; bassos, Mr. Gustave Gruener. Mr. D. J. Phillips. Mr. Will Rob erts, Mr. C. Klrkp.itilek, Mr. Warner; organist, Miss S.ilumo Berker; chorister, G. Fred Whlttemore. ST. LUKE'S EPISCOPAL. St. Luke's choir of twenty-five men and boys, J. Willis Cnnnnt, organist nnd choirmaster, will sing the follow ing inusle nt morning nnd evening prayer: MORNING PRAYER. Processional, "God Hath Sent His Angels" , Parker To IJeum In E ! Stalner Jubilate. MacPherson Holy Communion In C King Hall Introlt, Love Divine Stalucr Offertory, Break Forth Into Joy..Barnby Recessional, Hymn 111. EVENING PRAYER. Processional, Hymn 112. Glorias Anglican Magnificat, Nunc IMmltls In A Brewer Offertory, Yo Bells of Eabter Day. Dressier Recessional, Hymn 110. PENN AVENUE BAPTIST At Penn Avenue Baptist church there will be u special musical programme rendered Sunday In honor of the Eas ter festival. The singing will be by a choir of thirty-five voices, with Mrs. Lizzie Brunduge as soloist. Miss Ju lia Clapp Allen, violinist, will play at the evening service. Haydn 1 .vans will be organist and director of the music. Following Is tho programme: MORNING SERVICE. Organ Prelude, Egmont Beethoven (Air by S. I'. Warran.) Opening services "Holy, Holy" Scripture salutator. Invocation. Anthem, "Thanks Bo to God" Grltton Scripture lesson. Hymns "Tho Day of Ressurrcetlon" (Tune, page 333, B. H.) Responsive Scripture. Gloria Choir and congregation Pastor's choir, "Ring the Easter Bells, Meredith Prayer. Response, "Father of Meiclcs".. .Gounod Offertory, Organ, Scherzo Wldor Solo, "Easter Sunshine Breaks Again," Mletzkl Mrs. Brundngo Hymn "Christ tho Lord is Risen" (137 B. H.) Anthem, "Ho U Risen" Buck Closing service. Organ postlude, "Toccoto" Bach EVENING SERVICES. Prelude, organ nnd violin, "Benedlc- tus" MacKunzIe Miss Allen, violinist. Sentence, choir, "The Lord Is In His Holy Temple." Hymn... "Hall Thou Victor In tho Strlfo" (130 B. II.) Invocation. Anthem, "Awake Yo Spirits" Costa Scilptuie. Anthem, "Tho Bells nro Ringing for Easter Tlmo" Abt Ladies' chorus. Prayer. Offertory, organ, Solo, "Ho Is Risen" BchnecUer Mrs. Brundage. vrfgJjrV '' j6Xf B5pJF Violin Obllgato Miss Allen Hymn 303, Ex. Dupt time. Sermon. Anthem, "Worthy Is the Lamb"...I!nndlo Closing service. Organ Postludo Wldor JACKSON STREET BAPTIST. Tomorrow's Easter services nt the Jackson Street Baptist church will ex reed anything of n similar naturo over l-'.lvcn In that church. Tho pastor, Uov. Thomas lie Gntchy, has prepared two special sermons and Chorister Lewis l'avlea, assisted by mi excellent choir will render tho beautiful Enster song service. Tho soloists will bo Mlsa Maltha Nlcholls, Mrs. Annie Atathlas, Mrs. William Roberta nnd .Morris Thomas. The personnel of tho choir will be ns follows: Mrs. A. Mathlas, Mrs. J. S. Harris, Mrs. David Davis, Mrs. Lewis Davis, Mrs. It. Protheroe, Mrs. J. Moyer, Mrs' James Grlillths, nnd the Allsse:) Martha Nlcholls, Mar garet Ludwlg, Jemima Roderick nnd Margaret Davis; altos. Mrs. W. Rob etts, nnd Misses Norma Nlcholls, Mnt tle Thomas, Mary Thomas, Margaret Morgan nnd Nettle Lewi?; tenors, Wil liam Thomas, Thomas Mathlas, Wil liam Davis, Roy Williams, John Hitch. Ings, O. P. Clark. Isaac Morgan und Reese Lewis- bassos, Morris Thomas, J. S. Harris. John Lloyd. Edward Wat kins, Robert Owens and Charles Holly. Miss Marion Hutchinson, organist, will be assisted by an orchestra of eight pieces. The programmes for the morn Ini? and evening services arc as fol luws: MORNING SERVICE AT 10.30 O'CLOCK. Prelude. . Lord's prayer. Chorus, "He Comes In Triumph, dairies Gabriel Twenty Female Voices. Reading. 1'rnyer. Solo, "Easter" Protheroe Martha B. Nichols. Anthem, "Christ Our Pnssover".. Schilling Choir. Sermon. Hymn Congregation Benediction. EVENING SERVICE AT 7.30 O'CLOCK. Song School Prayer. Song, "The Easter Morning," R. T. Lehanan School. Recitation. Responsive Reading. Song School "Song of Spring" T. W. Williams Recitation. Solo, "Hall the King of Kings" Gelbel Morris Thomas. Recitation. Anthem, "Christ Is Risen".. Edwyn Clare Recitation, "Tho Resurrection".... School Song School Offering. Solo, "Resurrection Morn". .Paul Rodney Morris Thomas. Song School Responsive Reading. Anthem, "Christ Our Passover". ...Choir Address. Acrostlcal Exercise "Easter" Song, "Easter Joy" School Recitation. Song School Hong, "Strike Yo Vesper" School GREEN RlllGli BM'TIST. In the Green Ridge Baptist church nt 10.30 a. m. the Sunday school will prcsnt a cantata by Screu::, entitled "Easter Clowns." The school will bo accompanied by nn orchestra, with Mr. A. Hudson as director, and Miss Eltle Callcnder as organist. EVENING, 7.30. Voluntary. Hymn, "Christ, the Lord, Is Risen Today" Sciipturo reading. Anthem, "Christ Is Risen" Ashford Prayer. Hymn, "The Head That Once Was Crowned with Thorns." Offertory. Anthem, "The Eurth Is tho Lord's," Klrkpattlck Sermon. Hymn, "He Lives, the Gieat Redeem er Lives." Choir Sopranos, Mrs. Addymau, Mrs. Ottlnger. Miss Eva Brown, Miss S. Game well; nltos, Mrs. Long, Mrs. Wetmore, Miss S. Churchill, .Miss M, Gamewoll: tenors, Mr. T. II. Watklns. Mr. A. Johns tun, Mr. A. Hudson: bassos. Mr. Ch.uiix Brown, Mr. H. Sheldon, Mr. S. Brady, Mr. A. Brown; chorister. Mr. T. II. Wat klns; organist. Mr. Sheldon. The Young People's So defy of Green Ridge will hold a union sunrise prayer meeting at 0 a. m. SCRANTON STREET BAPTIST. The following programme of music will be rendered in the Scranton Street Baptist church tomorrow: MORNING SERVICE AT 10.30 O'CLOCK. Orgnn Prelude, "Gloria In Exeelels Die" Mozart Doxology, "Pralso God" Choir Invocation Pastor Mathews Hymn 137, Baptist Hymnal.. Congregation Chorus, "Ring Out Glad Tidings," Mosher Children's choir. Dr. Senderllng. leader. Scripture Reading, Matt, xxvil: 1-20. Prayer Pastor Anthem, "The Lord Is Risen," E. L. Ashford , Choir. Offertory. Children's Chorus, "Beautiful Easter" Klrkpatrlck Sermon Rev. S. 1 Mathews Anthem, "O Sacred Head"..C. H. Gabriel Choir. Hymn 192. Hymnal Congregation Benediction Pastor Organ Postlude. EVENING SERVICE AT 7.30 O'CLOCK. Organ Prelude, March, Tannhauser, Wagner Hymn 161, Baptist Hymnal.. Congregation Seripturo Reading, Luke xxlv: 12. Prayer Pastor Anthem, "Behold tho Lamb of God, Lorcnz Female Chorus. Offertory. Solo (Contralto), "Easter Morn," W. II. Neldllngcr Miss Via Jones. Sermon Rev. 8. F. Mathews Anthem, "Christ Is Risen" Ashford Choir. Hymn, I7S, Hymnal Congrcgntlon Benediction Pustor Orgun Postlude. The music will be rendered by the reorganized choir of twenty voices under the direction of Mrs. II. 0. Bed doc, tho church organist. FIRST WELSH BAPTIST. There will be no rpeclal service to morrow morning nt the First Welsh Baptist church. At tho evening ser vice, howevor, n treat Is In store. A choir of over sixty voices, have been rehearsing the beautiful oratorio "The Great Light." under tho direction of Chorister W. W. Evans, for several weeks and it will be given tomorrow evening at 0 p. m. The soloists are tho Misses Marlon Jones and Eliza Lewis and William Hughes, Thomas a. Williams, John Evans, David J. Jones nnd William KdwnrdB. Mrs. D. B. Thomas will act as accompanist, SIMPSON M. E. CHURCH. The Simpson Methodist Upl'scopal church choir, assisted by Mrs. B. T. Jayno mid David Jenkins, will render tho following programmo tomorrow under the direction of tho choir master, W. W. Jones nnd organist, Walter Davles: MORNING SERVICE AT 10.30 O'CLOCK. Quartette, "Tho Lord's Prayer".. Holden Thomas Abrnhnm, W. W. Jones, H. A. Wrlgley and W. Whlttnmn. Anthem, "Christ Is Risen From tho Dead" Sydenham Choir. Anthem, "O Risen Lord". .Joseph Barnby Choir. EVENING SERVICE AT 7.30 O'CLOCK. Anthem, "O Sing Unto the Lord," Slncper. Choir. Quintette, "Ho Died for You nnd for Mo" Miss Anna Jones, soloist, und Thomas Abraham, W. W. Jones, H. A. Wrlg ley, W. Whitman. Solo, "Tho Risen Christ" Holden David Jenkins. Anthem, "On tho Ressurectlon Morn ing" 1), Aguttcr Choir. Solo "The Golden Threshold'' Anthem. "O Jesus, Thou Art Stand ing" W. E. AshmaH Thomas Abraham and Choir. HOLY TRIN.TV CHURCH. Enster will be most llttlngly observed nt the Evungellcal Lutheran church of the Holy Trinity tomorrow. At the morning service the Holy Sacrament will be administered, when nlso the choir, under the direction of Prof. E. R. Protheroe, will render some special music. Tho following compose tho choir: The Misses Bessie Schlvos, Llllle Blaschko, Catherine Wlntersteln, E. A. Schetier, Alice Fenne, Caroline Herr mann, Margaret Davis, Mary A. Davis, Mary Boston Williams, Anna Schuer, Mr. D. J. Davis, II. J. Schubert, David Bynon, R. J. Brader. Organ Prelude Chorus. "He Lives" A. Heywuod Miss Mary A. Davis, Solol3t. Introlt and Gloria Patrl. Kyrlo Fen ton Glonn In Excelsls Merhee Alto Solo, "Come See the Tomb." Mlt-s Mary A. Davis Offertory Langdon Chorus, Christ Our Passover, "Ressur rcetlon Morn" Rodney Suns by D. J. Davis. The Sanctus Cambridge The Annus Del. The Nunc Dlmlttls 'mile At 7.30 p. m. the Sundny school will fittingly observe tho Holy Festival. The following programme has been Prepaieil: Anthem, by the Choir. Song bj tho School. Psalm 113. Scrlptuie Lesson, Recltat.oii, "Song of the Snow Bolls." Jennie S' uman Solo Floro.ico V, urner Song by the School. Exercise by Fifteen Small Chiidiin. Anthem, by the Choir. Recitation Etta Wetzel Song by the School. Re. nation Marie Stock Acldr. ss by Pastor. Gathering of Offerings. Recitation by Fifteen Girls. Song by School. Doxology. Benediction. ST. MAKIv'.-. LUTHERAN. The congregation of ''t. Mark's Lu theran church will i njoy the splendid ppeclal si'ivlco prepared for Easter Sundry Tho p.udni. Rev. A. L. Itn mi'r, i'h. 1" has made every prepara tion nnd will preach two special -'!-nions. Mrs. Itnmer, who Is gifted with a beautiful soprano voice, will sing a foIo nt both servlt ts. Then- will be n communion at 10.30 a. m. Following Is the programmo for the morning ser vice: Anthem, "Christ tho Lord Is Risen To day" A. Gelbol The Verslele. The Introlt. The Kyrle. Gloria In Excelsls, The Collect. Tne Scripture. Nljeiie Creed. llMiin. Hetircit. Pi over. cut. rtnry. "King of Klnn" C. Simper Tile f!. i net us. Aiiru Dei. Nunc Dimltis. lit. 'it diction. At the .Matin service nl 6 p. m tills programme will bo observed: The Vnslele. Veiilte Exultemus. Hymn. The Lesson. Anthem. "Christ Is Risen".. ..G. C. Hugs Address. Te Deum Pandnmus. The Pracr. VESPER SERVICE. 7.30 P. M. Anthem "Christ Is Risen" Verslele. Psalm and Rcsponsory. The Lesson. Exercises by tho Sunday-School. Anthem "Christ the First Fruits" T. II. Spennej-. M. A. Nunc Dimltis. Prnver. Benediction. DR. E. C. WEST'S NERVE AND BRAIN TREATMENT THE (JKIU.hAL. ALL OTHERS IMITATIONS, IsEoldundor positlvo Written Ouurantee, byanthorized agents only,to euro Weak Memory, Dizziness, Wakefulness, Fits, Ilyeterin, Quick, nogs, Niiiht Losses, Evil Dreams, Lack of Conti. donee, Nervousness, Lassitude, nil Drains, Youth, ful Errors, or Kicessivo life of Tobacco, Opium, or Liquor, which leads to Misery. 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GCNKUAL OFFICK -Hoard of Trade Upilding, Scranton, Po. Ieleplione No. 4014, For Sals by JOHN H PHELPS, Phurmacltt, cor. Wvomlno ivuui n oPruo street i AND SaiidlvSllaC The choicest collection ever brought to Scranton on sale now. FINE GARMENTS On display for a few days. ttoHL c?? 129 Washington Clear, White Skin rassssssk When In doubt what to uu lor Nerrout UcblUly, Lota ct rower. ImpotencT.AUophr.VarWocila tud rlier wVneu(, from any caeae. ue Seilna Filli. Dralni checked and full Tleor quickly rntottd. If K.f imu4. imlw rU iwulrj., Maildfor1.00;boie5.00. WnV $5JX) order we lire a iruarantee 10 cure or refund ine money, Addrua PEAL MEDICIHK CO, CUt(1o4, O. fiSSB S m Wallace Avenue. HtAu 09 f,Ym'n a m 'm szm 11 W$. DR. E. QREWER Old I'ost-Olllce Building, Cor. Sriru;.- st u..d lj.iii Ave., iicrunton, Pa lias retuined trorn hla Western Trip, ami will now teniain permanent- 1 at Ins homo otllcc. TI1K DOl'TOIl IS A OUADI-'ATB OP Tlli'3 L'MVKKSITV Ol"" I'KNNSVI.VA- N1A. !'Ult.uKHI.Y DK.MONSTIIA- Toil or innsioi.ooY and srn- lli:Uy AT TUB MKUICO-flllU- L'ittilCAh COLI.KGK AT I'llll.. AOKI.I'IIIA. HIS Sl'ICC'IAl.- TIKS AUK t,I,.0I(.. NK.U- VOI'S, SKIN, llKAItT WOJIR AND m.OOD DISKASK3. Tho doctor and his staff of KnKllsh anA Oerman philciniiH make u rpeclalty of all form of Chronic Nervous Diseases, Sltln, Womb. Blood Diseases. Including Uplleptlc Kits, Convulsions, llys terla, St. VI u' Dance, Wakefulness. 11UAIN WOnKKIlS, both men and wo. men, whosj nervous bystems huvo been broken ilown and shattered from over work, no matter from what cause, can be restored by my method. All who eall upi n the Doctor from now on will receive advice, examination, ser vice and examination free. Dr. Grewer s n'tch star.illntf In the State will not allo-v him to accept any Incurable cases. If they cannot euro you they v. ill frankly tell you i-o. Diseases ol the Nervous System, Tho symptoms of which ar dizziness, lack of conlidence, sexual weakness In men and women, ball rislne In the throat, bpots tloatlUB before tho eyes, loss of memory, unablo to concentrate thu mind 011 0110 subject, easily startled when spok en suddenly to, and dull, distressed mind, which untlts them for performing tho actual duties of life, maklnff happiness Impossible, distressing tho notion ot tho heart, causlm; Hush of heat, depression of spirits, evil forebodings, cowardice, fear, dreams, melancholy, tiro easy of com pany, fcollne as tltcd In the morning us when retlrliiK hick of energy, 111 rvous ness, constipation, weakness of the limbs, etc. Those so affected should consult us Immediately and be restored to perfect health. Loit .Manhood Restored, Weakness ol Youns Men Cured If you have been given up by your phy rslclan eall upon the doctor nnd bo exam ined. Ho cures the woist ltlnd of Nervous Debility, Scrofula. Old Sores. Catarrh, Piles, Kcmale Weakness. AiTectlons of tho Eye, Vmv, Nose. Throat. Asthma, Deaf ness and Cripples of every description. Tumors, Cancers and Goiters removed without tho uso of knife or painful caus tics by our newly devised absorbent meth. 01! known as tho "EMiCTUO-GERMN CIDi:." And our OZO-NITE GAS cures Catarrh nnd I'ntnrrhnl Deafness. Consultation freo and strictly (sacred nnd confidential. Office hours dally from 10 n. m. to 8. 20 p. m. Sunday from 12 p, m. to 2 p, m. MADE ME A MAN AJAX TABLETS POSITIVELY CUKE AiaiAMYOUf J'lea j; ailing utD pry, Impoteac7,HlMplBMneM,eto.. giumJ Lr Ahuu or athr KiruM and Tni4( MfCL cretlonf. Thru QUitklu anil turttu "VT rtttora loat Vitality lo old or joona. aui rt. fltamaaforitudy, bu tama or marriao. -avfJWM-lorn. utanity an jJotnumcilon It tu in lima. TbetrnM thaws la madlsta ImcroTa. naBiBuq aaocia a nuiiri untn au ouier zaij In. flrt npon biting (ha snnlna Ajar Tablata. Tb.y baTaearedthouviiiirttaad wlllcarayou. WaaWaapoa, ltlra writMn miaranl la affaot a cure Cft PTC la euboiMor ntundtha nny. 1'rlcavU Ul wimp packuti or, all piiH (fall treatmtntl for tXK. 1) raall. la Plain wrapur. nuon rocalpt of trica, circular "-AJAX UEIVIEDY CO., VBSjtS?5 For aala In ficranton, I'a,, by Matthew Ilros, nnd II, 0. Huuderaon, druggUU, ,5SW,'. '; -v 'Oi..-Sar JMO?s-S. w Mjif mrtoxmm i i-TTTnMfljiri rxuvvfnwwi MPJfK
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