10 THE SCRANTON TRIJ3UNJ3-SATURDAY, MAY 27, 1899. Avoid Spring Fever General Debility, Malaria, Wasting Diseases TltY WSRLD FAMU8 V N ill MA R I A N I nMmMnuHonaMHanBiranMM MARIANI.WINE .TONIC " Endorsed aud used clergy, lawyers, artists aud athletes. Write to Mariani & Co., 2 W.'isth St., New York, for book of endorsements, portraits, etc., free. Sold by DrugglBts Everywhere. Avoid Substitutes. Beware of Imitations RELIGIOUS. in tho injunitlnu ptoceedlngs of Rev. 1 X W. lilne, reelot of St. John's Protestant Rplsenpal chinch, of Hunt ington, IM., and tin w aniens and tin M'stiyincli against Rlslwp Tulbot and tin- standing committee of the Kpino pal Diocese of Centtnl Pennsylvania, pioeeedlngs to restialn tho bishop fiom dissolving the pax tot ul 1 elation of Mr It vine. Judge Woodward Thursday morning ni.idc the following demo "Now May 2 I. the motion to cott tlntip tin preliinlnuiy injunction Is sued In tin above i .ii came cm to bo lie.ud, and bj agteetnent of tin pm tliB beioto, the injunction Is inodilled so us to tosiialti anv mid all action to dissolve tlie pastoral relation between the Rev. I. X. W. Irvine aud the pnilsh f St. John's Kplscopnl church, ot Huntington, l'n . lonttaiv to said i anon 4 of the Oiicial nicest; and the pKllmlnary injunrtlon so amended is nntlnued until further onleied." I lev. Mr Irino was at one time a ipsident if this cltv. Thin sdny nioining the JlCt -.second annual onventlon of Hit Kv angelical Luthetnn Minlstetlum of Pennsylva nia and adjacent states opened in Tiinitv I.utheian i hurch. roiner Sixth and Washington stiects, Heading. Tiinitv church Is an histoiic edlllce. and it is not the flist time that tills in dv hns g.tthetod within its walls Tho congtegatlon was organized in lT'il, but thtee jeai.s after the Hist house was built in Heading. Rev. Henty Meleholr Mtihlonbeig, tlio foun der of the Lutheran church In Amei li.i, was one of Its eaily udvlsets. Rev Muhlenberg frequently pleached In the ilrst church of the congregation, a log building, lie travelled all through tills section among the faith The ptosent edifice was elected In 1701. The Mlnisterlum was otganized In 17 IS by a few ministers, lepresentlng Flatter ed congiegatlons. Now It einlnai.es in loiind numbers moie than 300 congre gations, "to pastors, professors ami missionaries, a communicant iiiemltor .litp of mow than 327,000, and moie than 10.000 Suuclav school pupils, with p,n0i olllcers and teachers. The following music will be tendered nt the Second Ptesbj teilnn chuich to inottow : mohmm; Organ pi elude in ('. . T N'eo Pattlson Anthem, "Tho Lotd Is li ills Holy Templn" ...Otto Lob Trio, "Hear us, O Pallid ' I.e Jcal roslluile, Priest's Match, "Athalle," Mendelsohn KVKNING. Orgnn prelude. Adagio, Op. 10, No 1 Rcctltovcn Quartette, "Lerd, When We How," Ariaugeri bv SibuccUci Qinrtctte, "Moment by Moment," Whittle Postlmle l.ublg Sunday set vice at the Young Wo- Bargains for We offer a number of very attractive bargains for Saturday only. Jouvin Kid Gloves Broken assortment of high grade Gloves. Real $1:50 aud $1.75 goods. Saturday only, $1.00 Ladies' Leather Belts Genuine Seal aud Morocco, from short to extra lengths. A 50c Belt. For Saturday only, 25c Laces jo pieces Torchon Lace, beautiful line of patterns. Saturday only, Sc New Goods. Ladies' Shirt Waists Just received, Ladies' Cordaway Madras Shirt Waists, in new greys, new pinks, new blues, new broken wide stripes, The proper thing. Most durable Waists made. Saturday's price, 75c Ladies' White Waists New Waists, in white India Linon, cluster tucking and fine nainsook embroidery. All sizes, 32 to 40. Ladies' Shirt Waists Splendid assortments of Lawn, Pique, Chambray aud Pimity Waists. HEARS & HAGEN by kiug and cottager; the tnen's Christian association at 3. IS p. in. Leader, Arthur Williams. Sunday set vice at the North Snan ton blanch of the Young Women's Christian association, SJIS Noitlt Main uvmtie, at 3 I J p in. Sunday serlce 'it the West Pm anion bianeh of the Young AVomens" Chris tlan association, coiner Scrnnton stteet nnd Main u untie, at 3.4." p. in All women I'lid gills are Invited to those sei Ices Hspeclal Momotial and pnlilotli ser 1cps will b2 held In the Providence Pttsbtciluti chuich tomotiow even ing, conducted bv V. V. Rower, who will deliver the nJdtess of the evening. The lolloping musical progianiine will be tendered lrelude, "Columbia," Mis. W. C. McDonnell Kellet's Ameilcan hjnin, Miss Phoebe Smith and choli Rnttle liMtiu of the republic, by Julia Wnid Howe, Mr. Joshua John and choir The new National hymn, by Rudjatd Kipling, "God of Our Fatheis". Choir Postlude, "Star Spangled Hannei," Mrs. W. C. McDonnell All tin olllcets nnd members of the Till teenth regiment and other soldiers in lite city ate cordially invited to at tend th" special services at the P nn Avenue liaptlst church Sunday even ing. The pastor w ill preach a sermon appt opt late to Memotial Day and all the Grand Army posts tnd other mlll taty organizations will be In attend ance Spec! il music will be tendeted by the gtan'i horus choir, and the church decotallons will be unusually attractive. The pastor has niranged a beautiful souvenir programme of the i setvlces. Th" members of the clitttch and Sunday school who weie in the late war will wear lull vnlfmin and seive as uslieus to lecelve the honoied guests of the evening and ptovlde for their t omfoi t. The tollowlng selections for oigan nnd diiailett will be rendeted tomor iow tit Kim Paik church under the di rection of Mr. J. Alfred Pennington: MORNING SCUVICR. Oigan, Andante Rspresslvo Ruck Otgan, Allegietto in A bajoi ....Metkel Oigan. Allegretto Moderate Loiet Anthem. "Guide Me, O Thou Great Jehovah" Mozatt Ilvmn-anthcin. "C.ieat Redeemer. Friend ot Sinnets Gluck KVRNING SRRV1CH. Organ, Andante con Y.ulazinnl, Yon Weber Oigan, Offettoltc lit D minor.. ..Loiet Oigan Postlude, "See tho Conquering Heto Comes" Handel Anthem, Jubilate in A Hat Foote Duet for tenor and bass, "Fieedom's Flag." llmn-anthem, "Shine On" Raines w At Him Park church lomortow even- 415-417 Lackawanna Ayg. Saturday lng tho occnslon of Memorial Day will bo appropriately celebrated by nil nel driss by the pastor on "City Polities ns Related to National Patriotism." Tliero will be special patriotic music. EcMglous News Notes Itov. John CavanaitRb, ot Waverly, will preach In Swingle's hall, Dunmore, Sunday at 2.30 und 7.C0 p. in. All are welcome. Then will be an open nlr service at th Rescue Mission tomorrow night, consisting of Instrumental nnd vocal selections. Meeting at 7.45 o'clock. At the Baptist Ministers' conference Monday morning, Rev. C. A. Spaiitdlng, of Holllsterville, will rend a paper on "1 ho Church's Attitude Toward Popu lar Amusements." The priests of the Scrnnlon diocese will meet In their unnunl letreat nt Glen Summit hotel, Monday. Juno 12. Tho rcttcnt will last two weeks, the lirst to be for the senior priests, nnd tho latter for junior priests. Hex Foster U. Gift will preach at ono of the services nt Gruce Lutheran church on Sunday, June 4. Itev. Lu ther H. Waring will begin his woik at Graco Lutheran church. The ladles are preparing to give him a kind wel come Fridny evening, June 2. Tomorrow's Services Episcopal. Si. Luke's narlsh. Rev. Kocois Istnel rector: Hew K. J. Hallghton, senior curate; Rev. M. P.. Nash, Junior curate. Tiinitv Sunday. St. Luke's church 7.30 a. in., holv communion. 1010 n, in. mornlnc prayer, litany nnd term-in; 7 n.o p. in., p Piling ptaer and sermon. !UG it. m., Sunday school nnd uiuie ctnses 4t. Murk's, liiinmore S a. m , holv I communion; 10.10 a. m , -oimon nnd . iw.i . ,i-iv,.iir,iM 7 ?a 1, m pvenltii? ,.ol. nm, SPimon, :: p nt., Sunday sfiinol anil I'lliie ciap.e RIM Ihld ";'rehno ,,mlVPRiblo 1 p in. Sundn school ami uuuo classes; 7 30 p. m. evening ptayer and se',m".n ,. . , vi,, f, ,- in. St. (Jeottre'rt Olvnlmnt . SO P. nt., Sundav school nnd Hlble chihscs; 3.10 p m evening pi nr and sermon. St David's chinch. IMwnnl James Mclleniy, lectot Trinity Sunday. Cele bintlons of Holy Oomniunlon at 7 10 and 10 30 a. m ; evensong w itlt sermon at 7 30 p in.; Sunday scliool at 2 30 p. m. Music of Whitsunday will be re peated. Chinch of the Good Shephctd, Gteen Ridge Ke. M. Griffiths, of Pl mouth, will ofllelate at the Chinch of the Good Shepherd morning and evening Com munion nt tho morning spniec Evangelical Iaitheinn. Gince Lutheran church of the Gen pial Synod, cot tier Madison aenue and Mulbirtv stteet Rev. Foster T Gift, piiftnr. Services at 10 10 a. in nnd at 7 10 p. in. Rev. Gift will pi each at one of the services. Methodist Episcopal. P.lni Pntk hurch Prayer und praise s"tlce at 530; pleaching at 10.10 a. m. by the pastor. C. M. Glflln. D. D Sun day school at 2 and Upwotth League at 010 p. m. At 710 special patilotle music and an address by the pastor on " Good Clti?en and a Good Soldier, or Cltv Politics and National Patilo- l'"'" .. pastor Sabbath set vices as usual. Rev. i;. A Noble D. D . of Rtooklyn. N. Y. will preach, moinincr, 10 10; evening. 710 You are welcome. Allls mission, Keyset" ivVmiuo and Lurctne stteet You will be welcome at the Sabbath school at 2 10 p in , nnd at the evenlnc- service at " p m Court Stteet Methodist Episcopal churc h Class. 10 a m . S. Urader, leader.pt eaching, 1010, Memorial ser mon" Sundav school, 11 i. Junior leigup. 3 30" Hpvvotth league, 0 30 p. in pipaehlng. 7.30 p. m Seats ftee. Cedar Avenue Methodist Ihilscnnnl chinch F. P Doty, pastor. The pas tor will pi each nt 10 30 a m nnd 7.10 P m Junior niiwotth League met ting nt 310 p. m, Hpwoith tyagup meet ing at 0 10 p m. A cot dial welcome to all to v orshlp with us The Anbury chinch Tor men, ! 10 a . m Sundav s( ltool, 2 10 p in. preaching. 7 10 n m Tonth nnniver nty of the Rpworth League. Ad dtesscs bv ptoniinent niembeis and the pasiot. Special music. Howard Place African Methodlt RpKoopal chut ih Rev H A. Giant. R D , pastor 10 10 a m . subject. "Momoilal Day How it Should be Ob served " 2 30 Sunday eliool 7 p m. Chtlstlnu Rndeavof 7 10 p m , subject, "The Church of the Putin p." Hampton Stteet Methodist Hpisco pal church, James Rennlnger, imstni Set vices on Sunday as usual. Preaih Ing at 10.30 n m and 7 10 p m nioin Ing subject. "A Prayer fot a Fruitful Gatden;" evening sulijpct "Lvdla. tlie First Furopean Convett to Chtlstlan Itv:" dass at 11 30 a, in.; Sunday school at 2 p in.. Junlots at 3 p m.; L'pwotth league at 0 30 p. m. Presbyterian. Fit st Presbvtetlan chut ch Mot ning service 10.S0; vesp -t" sot vice, 1.10. Morning subject. "Clnlst's Sympathy with the Templed" Afternoon sub ject 'Maik the Peifcct Man" Hi McLeod will pteicb nt both services. Afternoon service from t "n to T"A Tho Mecond Presbvterlnn chuich -Services 10 .10 n m , 7 20 p. m. Dr. Rob inson will nteach morning and even ing All nre welcome C.ieen Ridge Presbyterian chinch Rev Inaic J Lansing, pastor At 10 "0 Re-v John Moffat, of Washburn Street Pie'byterlnn chuich will occupy the pulpit, exchanging with the pastor At 7.t5 p m tho pastor will pi each a Memotial Pav si'tmon, subject, "That Struggle nnd This " M m. Rlble si boo fi 4'i p. in., Clnistlan Fndeavor. A cordial Invitation and we Iconic to nil. Sumner Avenue Piesbytetlnn chinch, coiner Sumner avenue and Pi Ice street Rev L R Foster. M. A . pastor. Morning service, pi aver nnd pralsp, nt loio o'clock. Sunday school at 2 p. m. Hvenlng set vice, ptenchlng by the pas tor nt 0 p m. Rndeavor service at 7 p. m Services In Wnshbuin StiPPt Piesby tPtlan chuich nt 10 a. in. nnd 7.80 p. m. In the mornlncj the pastor will ex change pulpits with Rev Dr. I. J. Lansing, ot Oreen Ridge. Providence Ptesbvterlnn chuich The morning service will be omitted: th" Sundav school scivlce at 12 o'clock, ns usual; Christian Rndenvnr seivlco nt 6.30: In the evening at 7.Z0 a memorial, patilntlc service, conducted by Mr A V. Rower. 'Ptesbyterlan chapel, Adams avenue nnd New Yotlc stteet, Rev. James Hughes, pastoi Subject, "Iove and Forgiveness Fot given, for Site Loved Much." Time of service, 7.43 p. m. All are welcome. Taylor Piesbytetlnn church, Taylor, Pa. Rev I R. Foster, pastor. Prcnclt lug rervlco nt 10 n. in. Sunday bchool nt 11. "0 a, m. Baptist. Penn Avenue Rnptlst chuich. Penn avenue, between Spruce and Linden streets Pleaching morning at 10.30 and evening at 7.30 by tho pastor, nev. Rob ert V. Y, Pierce. Topic of morning cer mon, "As Thy Days Thy Strength Shall Re." Morning prayers In the lower templo nt 9.45; Sunday school at 2 o'clock; Young People's meeting at 6.30. In the evening the pastor will pi each the annual Memorial day sermon, and tho Grand Army posts, soldiers of the "Daffy s Pate Matt Whiskey r t. inrnT7uuiii l ' -- cA Medicine cA Stimulant It rallies the failing powers, and en ables a man to take a fresh and stronger grip on life. The appetite becomes good, and sleeplessness is driven away. With the return of health life puts on an altogether changed aspect, and it is all due to the stimulating and rccupera trve powers tvhich are found in this pure and toholesoTte medicine. DUFFY SMALT WHISKEY CO. Rochester, N. Y. late war, and kindred military nnd pa lilotlc organizations of the city nie cor dially invited to be present. Flist Haptlst church Rev. S. F. Mutthews, pastor. The usual Sabbath morning setice at 11.30 a. m. Memo tial service at 7 30 p. m with special music lor tlie occasion by the choir. At the Welsh ltaptist chinch, Main avenue, Sunday school nt 2 30 p m. Plv mouth church, Dt Reddoe. super intendent. Y. P. r ptayer meet ing 0.30 p. in. at Ivotite ball. Indus ttlal school. 2 30 p. m Saluid.xy, at Ivorlte hall. Covenant meeting Wed nesday evening 7.10 p. in All ale cor- ,iiik. i,iii t nttmul tlies.. services Mul Ave,u,a 1J"tst chu,th Watklns pastor. Preach- ?o , ni. Rlble "t-hool at 2 and Clnistlan Hndeavor evening subject. "Thoughts of Momo tial Dav" All aie cordially invited Jackson Stteet Haptlst church Morning pt!ier meeting at D30Cbatles Hollcy. leadet. Morning set vice nt 10 30 Pleaching by the pastor. Rev. Thomas do Gruchy. Topic. "Tlie Power of the Primitive Chinch " Sunday school nt 2 p. m., Alfted Robetts, su perintendent. Hvenlng tun ices nt 7 shatp A shott nnd delightful sci vices, begins with a pralsu set vice followed bv a short address Topic. "Dlsre gaided Signals" The public is always v. Iconic. Gipen Ridge Baptist chuich, Rev. W J Fotd, nastoi Church set vices at 10.30 and 7.30 p. in. Subject in the morning, "The Giowtlt of Christ's Kingdom:" In the evening. "Does War Pav-'" Sunday school at 11 4" n. in.; Young People's prnjer meeting at 30 P. in. Shlloh Haptlst church, 30" Center stteet rit lulling 10 30 ti. m.. Sunday school, 2 p. m ; Young People's union 7 p nt ; evening subject, "Chief Cot tier Stone" All ate welcome. Rev. J. H Hell, pastor. Miscellaneous. Gtace Reformed Rnlscopal chuich, Wyoming avenue, beio.v Mulbeity stteet, Rev. Cleotge L Alrlch, pastor Prayer and praise set vice at 9.10 a. in.: dtvliio woishin at 10.30 a. m. nnd 7 "0 P. in.: Drenching bv the pastor, morn ing, I Thess , 4-S, evening. Dan, 12-1; Sabbath school at 12 in Y. P. S. C. R at C.10 p. m Se its ate ftee Sttangeis cm dlally Invited I'ttlon Bible class for lesson study on Thutsdas evening tit 7.4'. o'clock Ml nie welcome Chtlsfs Church Tent ierv ices, in 30 a tn J in unci 7 ".0 p. in Popular lt.vnifs good music Hudson's oie lus tra. All welcome. Subject of evening seiinnn, "The Chinch of the Rich and the Poor" Washington avenua near the Country club. The Pennl'b Ptoblbitlott chuich Rev Dr. Rltd. piMnr Thete will be special et vices In Co-operative hall on Sunday ev ening at 7 30 p. nt . No. MC Noith Main avenue, JIvde Park. Alo special music bv friends for the occasion Subject, "Is the decay of the Pew a to be the Spliltual Decline of the Pulpit " All ate welcome. All Souls' Tnlv"rsallst ebutih, Pine stteet between Adams and Jeffoison avenues Itov. O R Rettdslev, partnr At 10. ",0 a in tlieie will be a Memorial pet v he. till O. A. R nun alp Invited. At 7 30 p in tin nddics on the life i-pivIpps of Tlev fleoige do Reiinevlllp. Sundav "tho.il after morning serv b e, Mrs. Sanford PPiilamln. Ktipeiinten dpnt. Y. I'. C V meptlng at fi 10 p. m Subipct, "Momoiial Dav Whv They Died." Come and wotshlp with us Flist Chuich of Chi 1st. Scientist. r.li Adams avenue Sunday seiv ices at 10 I'O a. in. nnd 7.30 p in.: sublect. '(Sod, the Onlv Cause and Cieatnr" Wednesday evening meeting at S o'clock All wel come Chtlstlan church. Ttipp avenue Pun inoi e. R R. Rulgln pastor Ditee tot y of set v lee" Sunday, Rlble school at 2.30 p m : Communion nt 3.30 p. m : pleach ing nt 7 30 p m: Tuesday, Rndenvoi" meeting nt 7.30 p nt.: Thuisday, teach oi s' meeting at 7 30 p. m Tlie subjee t for Sunday evening Is: ' Follow Me " Miss Flotence Robeitson will sing at this set vice. t'nlted Kv.uiRPllral chuich, Capouse avenue. Rev C D. Mooie, pastoi Sab bath school at 9.1." a m pleaching nt 10 I' n. m nnd 7.30 p m.: Keystone league. Clnistlan Kntlenvor, at 0 10 p in.. Junior Clnistlan Kndenvor. Mon day nt 7 p. tn.; prayer meeting, Wed nesday nt 7 30 p. m A cm dial Invi tation is extended to the public to at tend these services Important Direction Ovei looked. St Louis physician (getting out of bed to answer telephone call) Well, what Is It ' Voice (at other end or wire) -This Is Hlngley, out on Omnndclct avenue Tito directions ou gave nie for taking tli.it niedlelno say "Ml with on, plat ot water" Dots that menu one pint he roic filtering or after1 Chicago Tribune. 6t mp mm 99 " breaks ui" COLDS That have Lingered. You don't want a Cold to lin ger through tho Slimmer, into tho Full and Winter mouths, so break it up by using "77" To learn about tho Cure of Colds aud othor diseases ask your druggist for or sond for a freo Copy of Dr. Humphreys' Speeillo Manual and doctor yourself at home. Humphreys' Mcdlclnf Co., Cor. William &. John Bts , New York. QM "gS!- rsw.ni -ygB?1 ADDRESSES IN THE TRAINING SCHOOL Concluded from Pago 7. mastered wo enrich ourselves bv the power of rcslstnnce that was offered the effort made. Mnster a thought nnd Its dynamic force Is converted Into soul energy. Its spirit essence becomes n part of the living self. Wo sometimes speak of the working clnsscs In contradistinction to those who nre engaged In professional w ork, but In the highest sense nil self-respecting men nicj workers, No man ever be came great without effort, no man ever leaped Into excellence by a single bound. We nre accustomed to sneak of self made men, men who have won fame and fot tune without the ptestlgo or assistance of nn nlnui mater, but nil men who have nchleved greatness nre self-mndo men. Our mental destiny is Just what wo mnkc It, nothing more, nothing less. Shnkespeare, the door keeper of a London theatre: Franklin, the Job printer; Rurrltt, the black smith; Lincoln, tho rail-splitter, were self-made men, but they were educated men in all that the term Implies. They never won a senior wrangle or a doc tot's degtee, but they were thoroughly educuted. Yes, honor men In the mil veislties otNatuie, Adversity nnd Common-Sense. An education, however ne (litlted, stands for hard wotk. Your success In the scliool room de pends upon two things: Flist, your ability to work, that Is, to gather In formation; secondly, on your ability to make others work, to Incite the mind to action, to awaken dormant sensibil ities. The teacher who can sound the ulnim, nwnke to aims, and have it penetrate the deepest recesses of tho soul. Is the one who will wear the ciown of Immortelles. Arnold, C.uyot and Mnrk Hopkins weto great teachets, not because they could impart instruction. but because they had the ability to fill the minds and heaits of their pupils with zeal and bunting animation. HONKSTY IS NKCESSARY. On the threshold of tho school room door, befote you have enrolled a single pupil, let nie ndinon!h you to be hon est. Never nllow jour fancy to em bellish facts. Never dtess your wotk in a sliowv gaib, never sactlllce sense and honor for populnrlty. The most contemptible being bearing the Imago of his Maker Is the man who savs jes and no in the same breath to a diieet question of discipline. When our pupils ask vour judgment, givp them a dellnite unswer, never talk your ideas into tho vision of a dteam. IPosltlve diameters may not be popular, but they ate tlie onlv chataeteis that can com mand lespect An invet tela ate school teacher has no tight to pose as a. Soc lates. Re plnin in dress nnd spppch. Sim plicity is a badge of honor nnd it tnatk ot intelligence. You can neither ndel to, nor subtract from classical ntchl tectute, poetty and prose Theie Is nothing found in them or on them that you date take nway. On the columns, Coiinthlan and Ionic, you find Just enough leaf, Just enough scroll, nnd In the (lippk masterpieces we find no winds- that can bo etased or omitted. The (Iteeks knew the etetnal chat in of simplicity nnd we can ptoflt by theli example. As to speech, follow the ad vice of Lincoln, Oct an idea, bound It on the ninth, on the south, on the east, and on the wist, then clothe It in lan guage simple enough fot a child to tindet stand, Wotds nre like sunbeams, the mote thev ate condensed, the deeper they hum. Avoid servile Imitation. You cannot fight in Saul's armor Ilovvevet, do not be sclf-sutlleleltt, tuke evety man's counsel Moving among children you aie apt to give undue piotnluence to your own thoughts Prollt bv the views of others Listen attentively to other plans and expetlcnces, but never lee vour personality. You mav adapt all the plans and methods and devices of our best teachets, but they nre not vour own nnd never become vour own until they ate tlioioughly examined, vvplghpd in tlie Judgment balance and gtountl In the Intellectual mill. No ni"ih inlciil ptocess or method can take the place of personality.. It adds cleat -ness to force and moulds chniaiter, for Its effects ate poimanent. WHAT M'LKLLAN SAYS. McLellau sas. In discussing meth ods, it should be lememhered that the ttue method for the educator Is not to be found nmong the scotes of wavs, plans, devices and methods that are so often enunieiated: it is tlie method of ppr sonality. Too much lellnnce on meth ods as methods makes education me chanical, dull, benumbing, destiuctlve of vitality in both teacher and pupil Petsonalltv, not m"thod. Is the only power to ptoduee personality. Method, based on teiognition of personality, gives the niesmetlc energy of the ttue teachpi. Never peddle a boy's teputatlon If he has been mischievous In your loom let the teuoher to w horn lie is ptomoted tlnd it out without jour nbsistnnce. You have no light to het.ild a bad boy's iceord. No boy should cany the btand of Cain Fuithet, the reputation of fntber and mother, btother and sister, should ttPVPf operate against him. The laws of hetedlty ate not infallible. We can appioxituntely ptedlct tlie speed of a tlioinughbred colt, the Instinct of iti Saint Remind dog. tlie milk capacity of a inn ham catr, nut wo cannot toteieii the possibilities of the human soul Theio is no law known to science by which we can designate the mechanic, statesman or scholar In the nut set v. Neither stupidity nor precosity is an Index of n boy's future He may have to cany it mortgaged inherltunco thiouglt lift, for the sins of the father ate visited upon tho children of the next generation. Rut the teacher has no light to letnlnd the hoy of his bur den, or even see It in tho piesence of othets. Again, lie sympathetic, Inteiest lias its root In sympathy To bo a teacher In the best sense of that woid. jou must have a lieu it full of sympnthj , ou may be a muitinet. a conscientious inonltni, u profound scholar, a pi luce of title and loutine, but unless jou have it sympathetic mind, you can never touch Rip heart and thiouglt It lift the child into higher and mote benutlful lealms of thought. I know no nil onger fon'e In tho moral world than sympathy. It Is to the mind what giavltutloti Is to matter. In the hpltlt ual wot Id It stands for system, hai inony and utiltj". THF. RKSPONSiniLITlKS. Tho lesponslblllties of the teacher do not terminate with his Intellectual in struction. He is an Impoitaut factor In character building nnd should never undeiestlmate peisonnlly his inlluenco ns a mot nl guide Tiue, he Is not the onlj teacher for the boy. The boy gets mateilal for Ideas in a thousand ways unknown to teachers. Ho has ninny teiichets exeitlng n silent inlluenco on his character that are not enrolled tn the piofesslonal catalogue. Father, who comments on tho tough stea,k at tho hteakfast tablo: mother, who repil munds tho servant; the plctutes at home, tho theatre, the elicits, the newspnpet nnd tho llliraiy book, are all teaeheis and have a potent Influence in shaping tho boy's destiny. The old New Knglnnd envltoninent Is a thing of the pnst We must ndmlt that there ate forces nt woik now in the com munity outsldo the homo, the chuich. the school room. Tenchei 8 nnd parents may yearn to rasnion cnaracier, um whllo thev are devising ways and means, character is often fashioned In a .laboratory unknown to them. For beacon lights In history, for noble ldals, let mo BUggest books for tho Wff rassrV 0 mm mP mm m ma (foTmM r TTFTi. aen If 1 mw mm Pr M3It Jl ' M i WT lk mt mm mam ma m.L M' I I. All Qvl l I "K3.HS aopvmaHTio 1097 jouiig. Lincoln was a maivel, his broad Information, his keen penetra tion, his profound knowledge of men, his icctltude, his language astonished even congressman, unci tlie quorv was, Whete did he leatn It? Where was be educated? Rut now we understand It all The companions of ills joiith weie the men and women of tlie Rlble, Pil giltn's Pi ogress, Plutntchs' Lives nnd Shakcspeaie's dramas, he had dailv contact, constnnt association with the great ediaiacteis in these books, and they made blm gtent Snlilttial con tact with noble men nnd women Is tbp highest tducation that any man can receive. Your wotk Is a most houoi.ible call ing; to scattei the light of ttuth is no menial task. Re worthy your wotk, If jou love it; The king should be lit fot the now 11 Stand high as your nit, or above It, And make us look up, not down For consolation, when jour compen sation is not coiutuensuintc with jour woik, tend the classical stotj" so beau tifully lecorded bv Fowle. . MANY COMPKTITORS. When Jupiter offeied tlie pilze of I111 mortalltj" to him who was most useful to mankind the coutt of Olympus was ciowded with competitors. The wnr tlor boasted of his patriotism, but Jupi ter showed him a widow's mile, the pontiff held up the kejs ot heaven, nnd Jupiter pushed the doors wide open: the painter boasted of his power to give life to Inanimate canvas, and Jupiter bieuthed aloud In deiisioit tlie sculp tor boasted of making gods that con tended with the liumoitals for hum an hoinnge, Jupiter fi owned, the orator boasted of his power to sway a nation with his voice, and Jupiter marshalled the obedient hosts ot heaven with a nod: the poet spoke of his power to move pveu the gods bv ptnise, Jupiter blushed, the musician claimed to prac tice the only human science that had been tinnspnited to heaven, Jupiter hesitated w lieu, seeing a vcnetahlc ninn looking with intense Inteiest upon the group of competitois. but present ing no claim. What .tit thou'" said tlie benignant nioiiaich "Onlv n spec -tator," said tho graj -beaded sage; "all these were once my pupil0" "Ciown him, ctown him," said Jupitei, "ciown the faithful tenchei with immortality, aud make loom for him at my tight hand " Rpv. Robptt F. Y. Pleice was then luti oduced and made ft most happy ad dtess. His close ucauaintunce with the .voung. and keen insight Into tlie inner life or the children gives him a pecull it adaptation for ttue sympathy with the woik. lie emphasized the idea tha as ,itt exists not In the plctute but in the soul of the nttlst and niusle In tho soul of the musician, so tlie thought of the teacher Is to be liansmitted Into tho life of tlie pupil. "Tlie wotst lmy in the wot Id," lie said, "must be in someboMy'si school "Perhaps he may be in ynut s; cbl wisely with him." His lemutks closed with a little lllustiatlon of what lninht be done for that boy. SKCIIKTARY FKLI.OWS' RKMARKS Sectetnty Kugetio Follows wii't intto timed by Mr. Jnjne nnd briolly ad diessed the teachers. He bellpv-d In the ttalning school nnd paid u high tiibute to Miss Sykes. H- was of tlie opinion that the school tittns out the 1 est teachets In the city The duct line of good will, affection nnd klndne. to watd tho dilldien is the most effectives equipment fot tho te.ichet, nnd this is the teaching of tho tinlnlng s. ltool. The Frenchman's thtee rules, each of which was occupation, give tlie Itev tn the Ereut advantnge taught by this method. In conclusion, Mr. Fellows said that ho hoped to mtike a little speech each month next jenr to every ono of the class and that It would be written on a small slip of paper. Mr. Javno icfeirecl to the ubsence of tho members of tho boatd and then exptessed the getietal satisfaction with tho school Hpi icfeited to the public teaching of the dny beroto, nnd stated that It clearly ptoved tho cfllclency of tho teachets. If there nie nny vnenncies this ttaln ing class stands ilrst on tho list ot np pointments. He spnko for the boatd in Hint the graduates of the training school hip to lio provided with substi tute woik and if possible with petma:t cnt positions. Jlo felt that theie coti' 1 bo no mistake In appointing any men. ler of the class. It Is part of tlie public school system nnd tho boaid feels morally bound to give theso grnduutes the Hist cotisldet ation. Tho exeiclses closed with one of tho charming little bongs b the class. MUSICAL NOTES. The music nt the Flist Pieshyterlnn chuich toinoriow will bo of a sueclnt character. The music at this church is attracting considerable attention and the vesper service which Is held at 4.30 o'clock In the nfternoon Is being well attended. Tho pastor, Rev. James McLeod, D. I) has Inaugurated I a eerlefc of short talks on very Inter akes Flesh and Blood esting topics and tlie service is con- tlnutd l'oi Just one hour All are cor dially welcomed The singing of Missl Annie Koch, of New York city, at last Sunday's services gave tho large audl eneen much pleasure, the lltiuld tones of her will cultlvnted voice found case of piodtteilon in bet expressive rendi tion of Dudley Ruck's "My Redeemer." I , On Tuesdav, lune fi, n concert will bi given at the Flist Welsh Raptlst church, South Mnln av enue, by nd vanced students of the Scianton Con set vatory of Music, Mr J. Alfred Pen nington, director, for the benefit of the S'tnnton Stteet ltaptist church, whose editlce Wits reeentlj desttoyed by fire. The cone Pit villi consist of vocal solos and choiuses, piano-foitp solos, and pieces for two pianos, foiir nnd eight hands. Kuthuslntic pteparntlon Is be ing ni'ide bv the church In the advnnco "ale of tickets, and by the conservatory In the catefully selpcted programme. The students who will participate aro pupils of Miss Tlmbermun and Mr. Pennington. I 'I !! A small plpe-otsan will soon be elect ed in the new Maonlc hall It will consist of two keyboards and pedals, with seven or eight sounding stops, and will be ptineipallv used in the ac companiment of a male quartette. It will be. like all up-to-date organs, b'own bj dt illicit j". . I '! An 'evening of music' under the auspices of tlie Kim Paik Sundav school will be given next Thuisday evening. Juno 1. The piogramme bo low Is without doubt a feast of song. The Orpheus tlnb will be heard in. 1 "llungatlan Fantasia" (Tobaln). 2. "Coronation March" (Ktetschner), violin solo bj Mr. Fted Wldmajcr 1 "Amor Petdldo" (Pelton). 2 "In tel me..o" (Czhulk.O The beautiful conttalto voice of Miss Maiy Jordan will be heaid in "My Rosary" and "ReudemoiT Stieam " Sehubeit quartette In Sunshine," ".Math Igal," Waving, Annie Dear," gieat song, "The Monk. The famous "Clouds and The Corn Is Mejct bier's " S. Coletidgo Taj lot's "On Awaj, Awake Reloved." ftom his latest coul.ttii, "Hiawatha," will lecilve Its lltst rendition in this poniniuiiltv bj Mi Tom Rejnon Mr. David Stevens and J T. Watklns will sing the "Lotd Is a Man of War," by Ilnudpl. under the conceit ditection of Mi. Watklns Miss Clare Rrewster will be tho leiltei 1 ' !' The Men's dub ot the Green Rldgo Piesbytetlnn chinch weie delighted last Thuisday evening with tlie beautl tul songs so well sung bj Mr J T. wttkins, Llewellj n Jones, of Powell's music store, was the edit'lent accom panist. Mi Wutklns tesponded to en cot OS. I I' ' Sunday "veiling. May 2S, St Matk's church, Dunmore, will have the asslst ni. io of Miss Cotdclla Fieetnan so pinno, and Miss Julia ciapp Allen, -violinist. 1 I The Fanny Mendelssohn society will meet nt the Conserv.itoiy this after noon at 1 o'clock. A full attendance) ib desired. t Philip II. Wiitten substituted for Mow Heibett nt the Kim Park last Sunday, nnd nt the evening service rendeiPd a beautiful solo. II The musical festival which was dated for May 30 at the Tabeinaclo church on Hjde I'atk avenue, has been post poned until a later date. Tho competi tions will consist of solos, duets, quar tettes, etc. I I' ,! The St. Patilck's Ladles' Irish Cath olic Renevoleut union have secured the best local talent for a. musical to be held In Meais' ball on Juno 5. II 'I II Dave Stephens' Lyric tenor, whose licit voice is nlwayb of good set vice, filled a vacancy In the Flist Presbyter inn church last Sunday, nnd nt the nf ternoon service sang. "Fear Ye Not, Oh Israel," in exiellent taste. TltPte xx ill be an "evening "of song" at the Plj mouth church In Hyde Park on Juno 14. A iciy pretty progrnmnie Is being at ranged, which will give a vcty delightful evening's enjoyment I' II II The old folks' concert given by tho Taylor cltoli, has been making quite a hit They have successfully performed at Taylor, Rellevue, Oreen Ridge, and will give their next entertainment in the Wnyno Avenue Welsh Congrega tional church of the Noith Knd. " H 'I A fine concert will be given in tho First Welsh Raptlst church on South Main avenue, under the direction of J Alfred Pennington, for tho benefit of the chuich on the evening of Juno 6. k-M. ttjfcvAn. "frlMi flOWjUllM'
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