THE SCRANTON TRIBUNE-SATTJH DAY, FEBRUARY 3, 1900. Id iengious.... To puttlctihiily Interesting services are a itlclpaled toinnirow In the Provi dence Presbytetlnn churcli. At 10,"0 o'clock tlu-ii' "HI l'e a Kpeclal Pacin niental service for fellowship mnl iliepciilng the spiritual life, in con negtli'it with the lord's Supper there will he baptisms and reception of new ineniheiH. At 6 35 o'clock the Hmleavnr society will observe "Lndcavoi Day." The printed programme) Includes de votional exercise-., response a'ld hynitiN and male quintette. The piesldent of the society, Aichlc Mor gan, will lu- charge of the net vice. The public will llnd thN nn Interest -Ins soi Ice, and It will close in time lor the resulai pleaching seivlce of the church. PiofcsHor C. F. Wlilttcninro has nr innged the following mulc for tomor-i..w- evening In I he Piovldenee Presby tejlun chuich. ' Kvuilng nnm. Slrallns ftom the Wot Id Awuy, ' , Mi 1'ihii, Mr. Willi l more, Mr. rebci- Itnr. M'. Ackr. ..Iillicni. "lluld" Me O Thou Oreit .ichoMih," , , . Ml Smith Mi. I"1'" nd Choli ".Te-Mi", Saviour. Pilot Me," Male Qll.it litte .. M CIi.umi' has prepaml the fol 1 iiv'ltu leellom nt mue foi the er vlecM ill th.-Si-tond Pi"b tell.lll ehuivh ii imo: lev; MOl'.NINi". Oman Pnhide I'uoi Hammond Vn'hini. "Cllnila In I:mIms." .iknrv Smmt !! rlcM. Hui'. "Angels liver llilcht .mil full" Ilnntlel Mlsn-i Mini'!, mnl I5ni.in.in Oivuu lWtltnU- .. .Whttliiff i:vi:ni:i lllg.in I'm null. (' mil I'lilo'i 111 iMlbol AMlliic. "Lot Th .Mtie.v Loiil' lluilu i'feitiirv ii.ii l.'lte. Now llnd He Willi IV Il.nt Ittevvil Ml'i'is ltl.ick rind ii.miKii.i Mi-ms iHppel mnl Mms in niuii.i I'.wllinle . . (5ouiu.il S-Htld.lv Si lloul OlOll.'-Mlli Silt linn ll.itlMe rt The tiillowhur pioui.uiiine "f music will be lendi'Kil 'iv He choir of til" W.mhhuin SiitMd Pirsbvt.'ilin lunch mi Sundi. IMn ii.ii v Itn. under tin dliei'tlon ol PiofcsM." c. II. JJMin.m: .Miill.MSd fcl'.ItVICi:. Pi. 111. I.-. nd.ilite Wilier Autluin. "ii u Ions Spirit, llnl.v ttlmst, (ii)tmod 'ifleitniv. UeVelie . Adams .Villi, tu, 'UIm I'llto the l.uld O Ye MU-'.ttv '" ""ii. PoKtlnde Clark i:vi:NiMi si: ici: - nthim, "l Hid.' Culm .. Haul ifft I tin . Aiid.mtlii.i . . Wngni" Ar.thrni, "O Clap '.iiiir Hands All Ye P. mile" . lttuH 'oitlude l. vbicl: The frdlov, n imilcnl selections will !) lender.-! nt 'llin I Mite chinch to liinilow under the dltectlor. of Mr. J. Alfied rennli.slnn, oiglulst and must- nl dh.'ctoi: .MlHiNI.Nd, iiixau Pi h. de, iiilnnl.' la II I'l.il Meikel Clinlr. "Lift I'p Yum Mi. nit ' . M.ustnii iiK.ili, OITeileiv III C . M 11- ll lilt Chnlr, llmn, Vntiuii' ' fin ii' Is On" Win, mni (mi; iiiii . .liidi.M.i Organ Pohtliuie in A Miiini .Smut i:vi:.iMi organ Pi. hide, ,U'gi" Mm-in-i'. C.ipooi , Clloll, Alllllim. "The Lord Is l.- .ilted West m-.mii oficitiuv In 11 Pint ... .Weley Hint for Conti.ilto and Tenor, "My Pnlth Locks I'ii In Tlue." Siini.iiiii Solo. "I llemd the Voice of .Iisiis S.ij" .. . Wilsh Melody 'iiK.m Posilude In A . ..Volekm.ir i In the woild theie ar1 over flfty-slx tlious.ind Chilsti.iu Kndf.n or .societies, with a'inut thiee and ti half millions; id nn'inberx. Sund.t. lVhruaiy i. l'.'in, ' lb- iilin-te nlh anrUc-s.uj of th siel U Tin Y U'in l'nii'i'i Society ol i 'hi i t'. in l.n'.iix., nt tin Second Preh iy: i I ,n i hii'i h illllllM 1 1 U'V . , I. m.'.'tiir; n' i.n ho h IniV at i' :i i . i lo '. inoinltiKi Kehiu.uy .", nt 10 ".0 o'clock. A lecture will be presented by Prof. .T. M. KciURlillu on "Chat actor llulldinir." Pi of. CoiiKhlln Is supetlntendent of the Wilkes-Tlarre city schools. Sunday setvke at the YoutiR Wo tnen'a. Christian association nt S.45 p. in. t.enilir. Mls Mary Ilnen. All women and clrls are Invited. Service nt the West Scrunton branch at 3. Pi 1 1. in. All women and kIiIh are Invited. Hev. n. .1. Santinhe will hold ser lces nt Clreen lllclBe. comer of Dick son avenue and Breaker street (base ment of old No. 2 school bulldlns), Sun day, Felnuiuy 4, at 10..10 n. in. and 7.30 p. in. All are Invited. Kovlvnl set vices are belns conducted this week In the Howard Flace Metho dist Kplscop.il church, of which Hev. 3. M. Oilmen' Is pastor. Hev. J. IT. llell preached on Wednesday and Thursday evenings. Tomorrow's Services Episcopal. St Luke's p.ulshTlev. Kosers Is rael, lector: ltcv. K. J. HaiiRhton, sen ior curate; Hev. M. H. Nash, Junior curate. Fifth Sunday after Kpiphany. St. Luke's church 7.30 a. m holy eotnmunlon: 9.4 1 a. in., iiiornlng ptaycr; in.ro a in., "ermon and holv com munion: 7.'lo p. m., evening prnyer and sermon: !)!". a. m., Sunday school and RlblO classes. St. Mark's. TJunmore S a. m., holy communion: 10.30 a. m mornlii'? piaver and 'liuun, 7,10 i. m.. evening pi iyer and rimon: 3 p. in. Sunday stboo'i and 1-lble cKtsses. ICast Knd mission, Ptccott avenue 1 i in , Sunday school and Klbl (.lavvi.vi - :o . in., evening prayer and seliniill. Freibytirtaa. First Presbyterian church Services at 10.30 a. m. and 7.30 p. m. Dr. Ale Leod will preach. Atornltiff subject, ' A Suie Cure for Honest HcIIbIoub Doubt: evening subject, "A TilrthrlRht Sold for a Mesi of Pottnge." Strangers wel come. The Second Picsbvletlnn church Services 10.30 a. in. and 7.C0 p. m.j Vr, Itoblnson will preach inorrilnn: mil eVenlnB. The text for the evenltiR ser mon Is "Who TOU'.IIO'I .Mi'. J.vciy one will bo vvclfnine. flteen HIilK" 1'icsbytcil.in chuich P.ev. 1. J. Lanslnir. pastor. 10.30 n. ni and 7.30 p. nt. set vices of worship, with Fctmon by the p.istor: eveiiliiB seimon. Ilfth In sctles, on "The Use of Faith:" 1? in., 1 tilde school; C.30 p. iu Chilstlan t:ndeavor. All wel come. Sunnier Avenue Prenbytci Ian chinch Set vices ns usual. Sons ind prills set vice at 10 .W p.. m.: Sunday school nt 1! p. in.: Hew Fiank ,T. Altlmtin, Al- A., will pleach at the u ociock ser vice: Clulstlnn Kndeavor nt 7 p. tn. Taylor Presbyteilnn church He". Finnk .1. Mllman, AT. A will preach nt I0"(i a. m. W.ishbuin Street Presbyterian hutch Hev. John P. Atoffat, D. P. pastor. Services at 10 30 it. m. an.l 7,30 p. m.: Hlble school ut 12 m.', Yotins Peonle's Christian Endeavor at fi 20 P. m.j piayer meetltn? Wednesday, 7.'!0 p. m. Dr. Atoftat will pi each mornlnff and evenlni?. All coidlally w elcome. Providence Presbyterian church, Hev. OeorBC K. Guild, D. P.. pastor At 10 30 o'clock theie will be a special sac ianient.il heivlcc, leccptlon of .new members nnd baptisms; Sunday scfliool at 12 o'clock. "Christian Knde.ivor Da.v" will be ohseived with special pt lilted proBl. 'inline nt B.3," p. tn. A male quaitctto will nsslst in the ser vice. Pie.ichlnB sci vice with special music at 7.30 p. m. Baptist;. Peim Avenue- HaptNt church Preach lnir nt 10 30 a. in. and 7.30 p. tn. by th I.astor, Hev. Hobort F. Y. Pletce. Alnrn ItlK ptayers In the lower temple at 9.4"! tmdi! of nmrnlnir Hermon. "Snirltual Dynnmlcs. or the Secict of Christian Power." Reception of new members and Communion following the sermon. Sunday school nt 2 o'clock. Sunday school at the Amernian Atemorlal tab ernacle at 3.30 p. m. Young People's Society of Chilstlan Kndeavor at 15.30 p. in. Topic of evening sermon, "Faith Cute," an object seimon. Kvnngellstlc services follow the sermon. Everybody cordially invited; a special set vice for the tincnnvei ted. T'ltst Baptist church. Main avenue Mow s! 1,- Matthews. n.T-tnr. The ACTS GENTLY . LVtR on ,gr!5' and .- KID BOWEL' CLEANS EFFECTUALLy. iJVERCOMEp4STlPATlON "ABITUAU PERMANENTLY OOfy CIAL BUY THE GENUINE -MAN'F'D BY ji?rniajTg5yrvp( ,TSBffiffECT5' -A-W VO 'a n.v. fOB SALE BY flit OmifeGISTS PRlCt 30e.PtRBOTTI rtVl'-'-if . . ky e cept the dlfflculty of hearing them well performed. This coutse will be under the Immediate supervision of Air. Sum ner Salter and Allss Hardenbergh, as sisted by leading musicians of this city, and artists and lecturers bt ought here for this purpose. This course will begin as soon as a reuulslto number of applications have been lecelved. II II I V0 ti,' md.. mi-Ion rir street-" 19 'o oivlcer mornln.T and evenitu,'. rr,r. Hany Dixie Is in Dayton. O.. .-OUllI MO.' nil". inn. ill hitci -,j ilm TjihI'h ulioio tin Is nwiuilnff fnv .1 nrat ocn .. ... i?... ....... r,.,.m-,i ,,., ii ii. nccna IHJ'I ... III. ,,,, ,.. ... ..... ... .- ....... .. ... ,--- r. -- - -- .,-- , III, .1IIKII1 ........... .,..-. ........ ... ..v.... , . ,. ,.,,- '...,, , ... St. I Jem ;' Ohplmnt 2..0 p. til,, supper wni uui i- ... ..s- - Sunday whorl and Hlble classes; .130 JW nt the close of the sen ce. S n- P ni.ineliliitr piayer and seimon. ! iv -chool at 2 30 p. m V moutli St. David's church. K.lward .lames liiirch. Dr. Beddoe. superintendent. Mellemy. lector-Celelu aliens of the ' Y,- -'; l,T ,r''.l?.or ",0nln,1'.,:..-iV ii..i.. 1-....1....1. . ... - ,i ...i in in .. ,n . iviiittn bnll All ate cordially InvltPil. fl.i JjlllllilNil lit I. ii' .mi in,... ,t, ,i. . - - .... ,, ... , . i. 1,. .,,!. ileen Ulilge iiiiiiisi eiiuicu . I ii if by the pistor at 10.30 a. in. and 7.30 n. in. Subject in th" morning. "How to Be Tine." In the evening, "Without Kxcuse." The Lotd's Supper will follow the morning seimon. Bap tism In the evening. Sunday school at 11.15; meeting of the Juniors at 3..10 p. m.: of the Seniois nt C.30 p. m. Sunday school iil i ouiliii t an t thill leglll.1l i Sun lay even- evens.iiig at 7.30 o'clod lit 2.311 p. m. Clulst's church (Pmtestiint Kplsco p il). Wasblngton avenue ami Park stieet, Hev. F S. Ballentlne, lectoi Flfth Suiidav after Kplphany. Litany and Holy Communion at 10 30 n. m.: Sunday school at 2.30 p. in.: evening piayer and setnion nt 7.30 o'clock. All seats lice. All welcome. Church of the Good Shepherd, cor tier CJiei'ii nidge street and Alonsey avenue Hev Thomas P.. Bitem.in. lector. Fifth Sunday after Kplphany. Holv communion at 7 30 n. m.: morn-1 Ing pmjer nnd seimon and holy com munion at 10.30 a. tn :' Sundiy school nt 2.30 'p. ni., ovenlnc piaver and ser mon at 7.30 p. m. All welcome. Evnngellcal Lutheran. Fifteenth Sunday after Kpiphanv. llospel. Matt., 13:24-30; epistle. Col, 3:-12-17. St. Alaik's. Washburn nnd Foui tt enth stieets, Hey. A. L. Burner, Ph. P., pastoi Sei vices at 10.30 a. in. nnd 7.30 D. in.: Luther league nt 0 p. in.; Suiulav school at 12 m. Aloinlnir sub ject, "The Olllce and Calling of i D.aeon;" evening subject. "Tiust In the Loid Is Blessed." Installation of ineinbeis-elect to the chut ch council at morning seivlce. Holy Trinity, Adams avenue and Alulberiv stieet, Hev. C. O. Spteker. pastor Sei vices at 10.30 a. m. and 7.30 p. m.: Lutlier league ai u.;.u p. in.; nun dnv school at 12 m.: meeting of cate chumens Alonday at 7 p. m.i Bible study on Wednesday at 7.45 p. m. St. Paul's, Short avenue, Rev. W. C. 1 Lauer, pastor Services at 10.30 a. in. and 7.30 p. m.: Sunday school at 2.30 p. ni. .ion's, Alllllln avenue, Hev. P. 1. Zlzelmnnn, nastor Servicer) at 10.30 a. in : Sunday school at 2 p. m. Chi 1st chuich. Cedar avenue nnd Beech stieet. Hev. James Wltke. pas tul Sei vices ut 10.30 it. III. and 7.30 p. in : Stindny school at 2 p. m. St. Petei's, Piescott avenue, Hev. John H.indolph. pastor Services at 10.10 i m. and 7.30 p. in.: Sunday school nt '-' 'i. ii' Miscellaneous. vli.ui- Helot nied Kphcopal chinch P.ev. fieotge L. Aldrlch. pastor. Prayer and praNe seivlce at i'.ai a. in.: ui- vine woishlp. 10.30 a. r.i. and 7.30 p. i in., coinmunion at morning servle.;; pleaching at both set vices. Alotnln'f subject, "The Appioptiatlen of Faith;" evening. "Studies In Koehanah: thu Fifth Vision: lestcratlon of Israel by the Holy SplilC" Sabbath school at 12 m.: Young People's society of Chris tian Kndeavor at ti 30 p. ni. Seats fiee. Sttatiffeis alvvnys welcome. Dnlted Evnngi'lleal church, C.i pousu avenue Hev. ('. D. Aloore, pis tor. Sabbath school, 0.4.". a. in.: preaching, 10.1." a. in. and 7.30 p. in.; Kcv stone League Chilstlan Kndeavor, C.30 p. in. A cordial invitation to all. Adams Avenue chapel, New Yolk Mieet The Hev. Juine.s Hughes will Pleach both morning and evening, at 10.30 and 7.30 o'clock. Subjects, "He moving the Obstacles for the Opera tion of Divine Knergy;" "The Second Coming of Christ." Sunday school at 3 n. m.. Mr. Chandler, superintendent: the Christian Kndeavor society will meeet at 6.4." p. m. A general and hearty Invitation is given to attend these services. All Souls' TTniversiIist church. Pino street, between Adams nnd Jeffeison avenues Hev. O. H. Boardsley. pastor. Alornlng service, 10 30 a. m., subject, "Aie You In Your Bight PI ice?" even ing, preaching service; Sunday school after morning service Airs. S. Benja min, superintendent Y. P. C. U. meet ing. C.30 p. in., subject, "Purity in Public Life:" leader. Airs. S. Benja min. Come, let us reason together and leu ii to fill well our plice tn life. Chape! mission, Ilull.erl's hall, UT Wyoming avenue Preaching at 10.30 minstrel performance. Among the pop ular songs to be lendeied Is Alfied Wooler's "Alollle, 1 Love You," by Dayton's leading tenor, Prof. Dixie having written lor the full orchestia parts, which have been forwaided. II II 11 On Alonday evening, the 2i!th of this month, the Peranum Symphony oi c hestr.v will give Its tenth conceit. This conceit. It will be lemembeied, was postponed. The soloist was to have been Kvan Williams, thegreat Welsh tenor, who made such n gieat sensa tion ut the Inst Symphony concert. His engagement still holds good, nnd he will appear at the coming conceit. Tickets that weie issued to the sub set Ibeis for the postponed conceit are void, but new ones for this conceit. In entirely dlffcient colors, have been Is sued. The coining conceit ptomlses to be one of the best that the Symphony society has ever given. The hundreds who henrd Kvan Williams at the last conceit will be pleased to hear of his le-engagement. II II I! One of the most anient and pro gressive mush: students of this cltv Is George Mai tin, of West Scranton, Mr. Mai tin devotes his whole time to the noble art, und will no doubt make for himself' n name both ns pianist and composer, having recently been doing some clever work In composition. Air. Alnrtln Is studying piano under Mr. Silas lloser, and harmony and com position under Alfred Wooler. II II II The Scranton Conservatory of Aluslc, under tlio direction of J. Alfred Pen nington will give a series of four mid winter sttldentB' concerts, the lit nt of which will bo given at Guernsey's hall one week from next Tuesday, the oth oi s following on Thursdays of the suc ceeding weeks. Thu students partici pating will be fiont the pianoforte de partment, under Piofcsor Pennington, the vocal derailment, under Allss Tlm betnuin, and the department of ora tory, under Allss Dean. Tins programs will consist of solo numbers, pieces for eight players at four pianos, vocal solos, duets, quartettes and concerted numbci.s and recitations. II II II The leading school for the pianoforte In the United States today Is the Fael tett Pianoforte School of Boston, under the direction of the eminent pianist, Call Faelten, Avho was director of the New Kngland Conservatory of Aluslc, In Boston, for many years. The suc cess of the Faelten pianoforte school has been nothing short of phenomenal. Beginning with a few students about two years and a half ago, It now has upwards of 400 students of the piano alone, with a constant Increase. At the close of the last school year the Faelten school gave a seiles of eigh teen pianoforte recitals by Its pupils. The oi Iglnallty of the methods em ployed and the surprising success with even the youngest children hns created a. profound Interest In the school In all pattfi of the country, and Air. Faelten baa been Invited by the leading musi cal Journals to contribute articles bear ing upon the Faelten method. II II II An ardent admirer of Air. Carl Fael ten Is Prof. J. Alfred Pennington, of this city, who first made Air, Faclten's acquaintance several years ago when a student In Boston. In last Novem ber Atr. Pennington visited Boston to acquaint himself with the workings of the Faelten method and to engage, If possible, a teacher for the conser vatory In Scranton from among the Faelten graduates. As the result of this visit he engaged Allss Mabel A. French, who Is not only a Faelten graduate, but Is this year a member of the faculty of the Faelten Plano foi tu School. Allss French has Air. Faclten's unqualified endorsement as a pianist und teacher and the conserva toiy of this city Is a subject for con gratulation. As Allss French Is en gaged In Boston for the school year she w 111 not enter upon her duties In Scrantmi until September. I! 11 II After Half aCentury now mrt Jtwttt tu Curtd after 50 Yuri of lulftrlnt. Tf Mctuehtn Inquirer, Mctuchm, If, J, The following statement is made by the wife of Mr. J. E. Jewett, the well known reli gious publisher of 77 Bible House, New York City. Mr. Jewett's pretty suburban home is at Mctuchcn, N. J., and Mrs. Jewett is a member of the First Reformed Church of Metuchen. nnd ishirfily es teemed in the community. She says "1 whs taken with RheumntUm when I was twenty yri old, Mid ndurcd awful iun"crlnc from the dtieivro (or ntarljr fifty yrt. During thnt time I was treated by regular phyilclant, and coaiulted th beat peclnllats In New York and Philadelphia, but found no permanent re lief. Tlio puln was all in my knee Joints, and was at time altnoit un bearable. I was unable to go out of doari, and could only hobble about tbo house with cane. 1 Anally bought tome of Dr. William1 Pink Fills for Pnle People, and before I hud used tho first bos 1 noticed an Improvement. After 1 bad taken two botes I could walk without ft cane, and went out of doors freolr. Well, 1 continued using the pint and by the time 1 had takon thlrty-ilx boxes I was entirely well, and ulTcred no pain at all. (Signed) Mas. J. E. Jkwxtt." Dr. Williams' Pink Pills for Pole People expel impurities from the blood, and supply the material for rapidly rebuilding wasted nerve tissues. It has performed hundreds of almost miraculous cures in se vere cases of Rheumatism , many times after doctor had gives up hope. WW s l?TfjLaaK-A ..HaLaLLLlN BrBKBLVaiawlk Wtrvl BsJ.Vrst' TTlJ.T.fl I Mrt.J,g.JtuilU Lookor this trade mark on every package. D WILLIAMS' XII UINK a ILLS FOR ALE EOPLE - - IT Soli by all druggists, so tents per box; six boxes, fitfc DR. WILLIAMS MEDICINE COMPANY, Soheneetady, N. Y. The following pioKrainnie will be ob served at the Flint Presbyterian church at tomorrow's mornlns and evening services: "Festival Te Deuni" Kothchmur Containing Solos for Soprano, Alto, Tenor and Baritone. Solo. Selected Alr.s. Kathrjn Thtela Anthem, "The Bullant Aloin," Woodward Duet, "Bventlde" Smart Messrs. Stephens and Watklns, II II II The concert given u tlio famous Schubert quartette nt the Old Forge Teachers' Institute was a decided suc cess and highly pleased an apprecia tive audience. II II II Air. J. T. Vatklns has been engaged ns director of music at the Wayne County Teachers' Institute, which con tinues for a week, and Is also to fur nish the talent for an evening conceit. II 'I I! Mr. David Stephens Is a veiy satis factory addition to the quartette of the First Presbyterian church. II 11 IU The February number of "The Altislc lan," a monthly periodical, published by Hatch Aluslc company, Philadel phia, Pa., contains In full size sheet music a sacred song, entitled "Why Art Thou Cast Down, O Aly Soul," ftom the pen of Alfred Wooler, of this city. This Is among the best of Air. Wooler's song compositions, having been highly commended In a recent song 'competition. Competent Judges class It with the best sacred soncs of the present day. II II II Air. Watklns has received Informa tion from Tom Beynnn that a solo position has been offered him with jjOO per annum attached to It, and that his studies under the guidance of H. Kvans Williams, esq., are progress ing encouragingly. II II II The Finn & Phillips stock of sheet music having been sold In bulk to Jonns Long's Sons, extensive alterations will bo made In former store, where music shelves will be replaced by handsome mublcul Instrument cases. II I! !l Over 1,000 copies of Alfred Woolei's popular song, "Alollle, I Love You," have been sold In Scranton since Apill, ISM. While between 100 and r.00 of I1I.3 latest ballad, "Waiting," have been sold since August, 1S9D. Fiancis Wilson expects to revive "Brinlnie," tho opera In which he made the hit of his life, In a few weeks, In Philadelphia. NEW YORK HOTELS. The St. Denis Broadway and Eleventh St., Niw'Yorlc. Opp. rjrace Church. European Plin. Rooms $1.00 a Day and Upwards. In a modest and unobtrusive way thora are few better conducted hotels In the metropolis than the Bt. Denis. The great popularity It has acquired can readily be traced to Its unique location, Its home-like atmosphere, the peculiar ex cellence of Its cuisine and service, and Ita very moderate prices. WILLIAM TAYLOR & SON. Sratoy-SciuM Lesson for February 4 The First Disciples of JesmSo WESTMINSTER HOTEL, Cor. Sixteenth SUnJlMliJ Plr.i, NEW YORK. Per AAir.RlCAN PLAN, $3.50 Duv and Upwards. LUkOPEAN PLAN, $1.50 Par Day und Upvvurds. I. D. CRAWFORD, Proprietor. JOHN I, 35-46. BY REV. J. E. GILBERT, D. D., LL. D., Secretary of American Society of Religious Education. Tl"- IIvm no luNiion vwnkiit villi on- I'n.'i Mi Mn at the Dlilcuii Cltv i Pa 'I I'lm-Kivi m lining nt HI SO o .-In c Tin llh 'diet MinWIiisi' association if Si i uii'iii mil l lulu will meet nt t'n i "oi I'.i iv hui i'ii on Mondnv .. I.-..rll,..l T.itl.nrnn nllltn.'l 11. 111.' OVelinK FUIIJCCI. "1'P.ir Oi; of 'tlu Oenei.il Syiiod 'oilier M'idlion riiil-tlnn rhule.ivnr society. 7.3u v. m. ae.no and Mnl'.e.r.v atrct-Rov. o1 hIhb n: .TameK I m, I eader. I.nthei He"!' WiultiB pHhtor. .U0 .. All are m elcome. Rev. J. II. Boll, pas- ' in Hur.diiv clioid: nil p. ni , Younw i tor I'.oi.le'? Vnlm r-iiWtUii Kndeavor. . The people's Prohlb. Ion '" H'.::n a. m. and T.'io p. m dlvlii" wor- Ut. V. Bit il. pastor. .Theie ; ill 1 -hip. Mot nlnir topic, "Knl)je"tH for the , regular picnchlni, sen ice at 1...0 p. Ch isll.in'H ThiMiulitf. " qvonln topic- ni. In Finn ' c uuipI, Pcnn jvenu. "'n Vfiitialitv Towards Ood." Citron Rid ire: hubjeet, 'The Tiue He- M .-stutiauiv lowirusui. 1 (( n,Bht00sneg, . CONTEXT. After the temptation In I INQUIRY (Verse SS. Jesus was the wilderness Jesus returned to John. I never Inattentive to those who hOUKht Builni; Ills absence that eminent Him (Mutt, vll, 7). lie always had preacher of ill:toousness had contin- , leisure for thos.e who desired to con ued hh (rood wntk and ftre.itly In- voim with Him. In this instatiee He rieiihed his populailty. The vast j tin ntd iihout as He walked and saw crowds of people win. R.itheied about , the apptoachltiff disciple?. It has been to listen to his woids, to confess their ' suggested that all this vv as not casual -Ins and leeeivo fioni bis hands the but piemedltated, tin;' time and clr- Mcthodlst Episcopal. All welcome. Tke ce MUSICAL GOSSIP. ippie Blni Park chinch I'l.iyer and ptalse service nt V.'M .1 ni : pie.iehlnt? at 10.30 11 in nnd '1 50 p. 111. b the pastor, C 1 M (llUln. n. U: at 12 tn. half-hour Lsnnii.lv- ,.boil at L- nncl l'mvcrth I.ea- , ed to the cunlculun. of the H.irden- slgn of panloii, foiuied a most Intel -estlng lelltjlous congregation, and John had become the mot coiiHpicti ous teacher and leader of tho time. It was therefore eminently ptoper that Jesus, the conqueter 01 Satan, should ieck a close alliance with such an eminent man. Their mutual concern and their Inteiest In a common cauie A new touise In music has leen add- Klle nt C.tIO p. 111 ... 1 .SimiiMin Jlethodlst Bplscopal chuich. WhD i" ctiimljilbv accident or deformity ' nu, J. 11. Sweet, pastor Mornlnrr another sjiviie to tender for Jesus befoio the latter goe out to an Inde pendent mission, nnd wo must learn Urph School of Music and Alt This 'u ''"- ...-- ,.., u.v ...,r' .?.'. ,.,.i . .ho ,ini p,,,Sn tn ' faithfully It was poit.it med. t t t ( Villi' -vr i - w ..... .,....... ... j Hteiatute and tieat mutate from an aes- j victim of rheumatism. He is not onlv Jiciit and twisted, but also racked with pnin so cruel that lie envies the crip ple, who (tumps along on a wooden leg, whistling as lie goes. Rheu matism is known to-lay, as a Mood disease. It can only be cured thioitgh the blood. ' That jiowerfil blood-purifying med icine, Dr. Pierce' poltlen Medical Dis toTpry, cleanses the blood of the acid pojons which cause rheumatism. When the blood ii cleansed the rheumatism it cured. There is no alcohol In "Golden Medical Piscovery" and it is absolutely free from opium, cocaine, and all other narcotics. Mr. K. J. McKulglit, of Cadet, Williamsburg County, 6. C, wnlui I hid been troubled with rlieuraitUm for twelve year, so bad t timci I could not leave my bed. I wa fjadlv crippled. Tried many doctori, aud two 01 incm ffre nic op 10 .lie. nuuc ui lucia did me any good. The paint in my back, nipt ad legi (and at timet in my head), would cunihtances hai Ing boon arranged be tween lllm and John. Then rainc the luestlon In a kindly tone of voice, "What seek yc''" Thtlr answer was beautiful a counter Inquiry, piefacert by the salutation "Babul." By thin one word they vlitu.illy announced themselves as disciples, anxloii3 for an interview. "Whete- dwellest thou?" was equivalent to a proposal to make a visit. On both sides eveiy thing wan respectful In an eminent degree, when view I'd fioni the standpoint of JevvHU custom. INVITATION (Verse 39). Their in qnlty secured for them the very favor Is n laige number of persons whoj,for ! On a ceitaln occasion, 11 leisurely per- they sought, for Jesus teplled, "Corns vnilous icasons, do not possess and I lod between religious services, John and see," a cordial Invitation to ue never will acquire skill In musical per-I vv as standing In the open air, mid company tllm to His own lodging, foimance but who have musical con- ' vlth Jilm two of his disciples. This This was piohably some humblo liabi ceptlons and a keen susceptlbllltv to was necoidlng to custom of master I tatlon In tlu neighborhood, whete He musical Impressions. Such persons mid pupils, when quiet conveisatlon j nuy havo hired a room, hut where should fotm the gieat body to whom might be enjoyed In the tranquility mote likely Ho had peouied fiee lnn artlsts play and sing, and training In of natuial scenety. Tiesently jesui pllality ftom somo ploiu and geneiou-i llhte'nlng to the best music under com- passed liy, but n little distance away, I Jew, accoullng tu a common custom potent guidance will give n cultuie to In lull view of the three, himself In those clays (Heb. Mil. :). The ln be obtained by no others means. ulom-. It has over been the custom vltation bdng accepted the three nr- Kanilllailty with the best will give lt gieat minds to seek solitude for. lived at the abiding place ot Jesui gue. a." 10 p. m.: Kpvvorth Lrague. fi.10 tb.-ni unconsciously a standard of com- ineattation men. xxiv. 1.1). j nu op- . ni ine icnin nour ot tne day trour p. m.: preaching. 7.3'i p. in. seats mrlnn and thus tho public will Brad- , puriiiiiiiy was iiiu un-.v.-u u-i m; .iui-r . i.- .....-.. m.:i ;, ,i nine w..i tree, Hveivbody welcome. uallv bo elevated musically. Then the cat preacher to expitsa In n con- , then i cottoned. Two hours vrr." pasi- Asliury Methodist BpU'copal chuich, 1 inlm(.ciate enjoyment which this course ildcntlal way to his clo.se friends bomo cd together, the conveisatlon had oi .. ., - ..--,-j - - - - - - - - j 1 vv 1 1 w .j... . . t - - .w......r, uiriiiiiiiv; uiiii iiv u.v .-. ... hardly understands the meaning of the juaver meeting at . o'clock; preaching thetlc standpoint as a fine tut. There TESTIMONY (Wises S.". und 3C). vrorcj "cnjipieu" as roiujuren wuii me setvicu ni w.m a. 111., m'iiiiihi uy nn n.isior and reception of meinbeis on piobatlon; Sunday school at 1- 111.; Junior r.pwotth league at 2.G0 p. in.. Young Men's meeting at I p. m.; Kp vvoitli league at C30 p. m.; preaching seivlce at 7.30 p. in., revival set vie, seimon by the pastor. The unsaved me Invited. Fiee seats and a cordial vv elcome. Court Street Methodist Hplscopal I church Rev. U. C. Lyman, pastor, class. 10 a. m.: preaching, 10.30 a. m.. rtund.iy bchool, 11. V- a. ni.; Junior I.ea GRliKTING (verse 41). The zeal and simple honesty of these thiee fishermen ftom Galilee now appeared In the clear est light. They letraced their steps to tho home of Jesus, probably after sun set, possibly not until the morning. All thiee were moved by one thought to see and hear and know more of Him who vvas ut once the Son of God, the Limb of God, and the Christ. The seaichlng eu of Jesus detected In His new- visitor a mnn of superior mould, destined to leadership. All men find their places slowly according to the qualities possessed. But Jesus at once ptedlcted Simon's quality, and In con sequence gave him a now name, which lie should afterwaid bear, (Matt. x:2) Cephas, in- Peter, a stone. This gieet Ing was an act of i.ue favor, Indeed an honor oiifi'i led' which ought to have been esteemed, as was always the giv ing a name. (Gen: xvii:5.) f 4-f-f - -" nor Business aiuii . In the heart ot tbo wholesale) 4- district. - For shoppers S minutes' walk to Wanamakcrs; T S minutes to Slngol Cooper's Big T Store. Basy of access to the great " Dry Goods Stores. 4- X For sightseers X 4- One block from B'way Cars, flv- 4. MR easy iransporiniiuii iu mi 4. points of Interest. 4. HOTEL ALBERT I NEW YOKK. Cor. 11th 8T. A UNIVERSITY PI Only one Block from Broadway. 4 Rooms, $1 Op. pSSSSSSSL t 4 4 4 4 1 4- f 4- 4 4 4- f f f 4 WINTER RESORT. 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Andiew, I'etei With such fol lowing It seemed eminently pioper for Jesus to leave tho Joidau teglon and go forth Into Galilee. Yet Hu deslied still fuither to Ineieaso the number of disciples. This was an easy task. Find ing Piilllp, He said "Follow- me," and BtVf wi '. hJ$SS n iTBt or, nil wuslinif dineases, all effects nt rolf-abuse or excess nnd indiscretion A nerve tonlo snd blooa buuaer, Prlncs the Dluk alow to Dale cheeks nnd restores the tiro ot vontli. Vf mall duo per dox. o ooxet lor 60 PILLS 50 CTS. of thtm (are me an to die. Noue of thcra uc auy goou. iv m (and at (in nearly Kill me. Mv nooetlte waa very bad. Rverybody who uw me said I nunt die. I took five bottlct of 'Golden Medical Difcovery,' find four vialt of ' Pellcta,' and to-day my health 1 itDod, after iitfferinK twelve yean with rbeu raatlira." The sluggisli liver can be cured by tb use of Dr, Piercc'e Pleasant Pellets, orner of Monsey avenue and Dcla waio street Hev. W. U. Simpson. U. I)., pastor. Devotional meeting of thi Ilrotherhood of Bt. I'nul at 6.30 a. m.: preachlntr at 10.30 n. m.: isundny school at 2.30 p. m.; Penlor Tpworth League, at fl.'OO p. m.; prearhlnc at 7.30 p. m. Bats free. All are welcome. Hampton Street Methodist Episco pal churcli Hev. James Wenninger, pastor. Services on Sunday as usual, Preaching at 10.20 a. jn , subject, "Lame Man Healed at thj Temple Oate;" bnptlun nnd leceptlon of pro batloneiH before the sermon; class meeting at 11.30 a. in.; Punday school at 2 p. m.; Junior Kpwoilh League, 3 p. m.; Hpvvotth LeaKiie, 6.30 p. ni; veiling servlco ut 7.S0, subject. "Chi 1st Seeking the Lost;" revival service In the evening. Watson Avenue Mthodlst Hnlsco- pal chinch, Lincoln Helghts-Hundiiy school, S p. in,; preaching service, fl p, ni. Howaid Place African Methodist Hpl8cnp.il church 10.30 a. in., preach Ins by .Hev. H. Wheeler, P. IC: 2 p. in., Sundiiy school; 2,30 p, m., preach ing by tho piealdlng elder und com munion; 7.4.p p. m pleaching by the picrldlng elder and revival set vices. Hev. J. M. Ollmore. pastor. will nlvu Is nn Important featuie. No pieparatlon or previous musical knowl edge on the part of the student will be required beyond that received In class. The object of this class is two-fold. First, to give such Information about musla as any well Informed person may be reasonably expected to have, the rudiments of harmony, the ele mentary principles of miiblc.il foun, somethltiK of musical nomenclature, tho hlstoiy of music In shoit. many things which every thorough student of mu sic takes for gum ted, but which not eveiy college giaduate knows. Tho second und 111010 Important aim Is to familial lite the students with us huge a body of good muslo as possible, so that It may form nn organln puit of their cultuie. There Is no teamn why every educated person should nut ho acquainted with tho Uach fuges, tho Heethoven symphonies und sonatas the Schubert songs, the Schumann and Chopin piano compositions, as much as with the Shakespearo plays, tho Homeric epics, the novels of Thackeray and dcorge Hlllot and the lvrlcs of 1 Shelley and Tcnneyson no reason ex- further estimate of the one whom ho the occasion, being iintecorded, must had recently baptlred. Only tho day 1 be left to conjecture, it Is proper to previous he had declaitd th dlvlnltv I assume that tho two disciples asked (Verse 34), calling Jesus the Sou of God. Now he announces a larger faith, calling Him the "Lamb of Ood," ns ho hnd done befois (Verse 2:1), thus referring to the natine and the otTlce. FOLLOW KHS (Verse 37). Imnif. illntely tho two disciples left their old master and followed Jesus. This icsult was ptobably di-Mied when the 1 email; was mad". The motive may bu eatlly disccni'-d. The term employ id was intelligible and deepl Inter esting lo a Jew. The I mil. had been used from the time of Abraham (Oen. ji.ll, M. and oven em Her In sjcrlllclal worship, as an emblem of thu re deemer who should olfer Himself (I Peter I, 1ft), for the sins of the woild. Without doubt John had expatiated on the Scrlptuio piss.iges In which plain nlliiHlons awakened faith, and these two confidential leurpeis were therefore pager to know; Hlni who thus foietold, whom the nation so long desired (How ill, c). many questions along tho John s remark. lino of HHOTHHIIS (veiso 40 and 41). Who weie these two men thut Hist sought Jesus In tho jetltement of His own dwelling place? One of them Is un known, although many think It vvns John thu Uvaugellst, whose custom It vi us to Mippret-s his own name. (John .III:2J.) The other of thu two vvas Andiew, ,1 llsheimau from Oalllee, (Matt. Jv;tS.) This fact stieiigthens the supposition that his companion was John who was tioni tho same legion. Andiew became the (list Chilstliiu mis sionary. Aftur leaving Jesus moused by thu Interview, hit went foith In seaich of tils own brother Simon, who evidently vvns not lar away, having come down to tho Jordan to hear the maivelous picucher. To him ho de clared, "We have found tho Messiah," leferiing to himself and John, mid ad ding another element to his faith by the new title applied tu Jesus, another, tlio fourth was added. Philip $2.60, with our bankable gauran tee to curs was of thu saniu city of Andiew mil or "fund the money 'nalit , Nnd for circular Peter und he found a fellow townsman. rfcop,o our tankabR guarantee bond. Nathanael, who was won by the same MflWITQ TQiIIOtQ exTR STRENQTH statement as that used by Andiew. Ilul lllfl I flUIOlu ,.,,,. nu,.. only a llttlo enlarged, to show that till em.ow label) unmsuiais tvciaiia had been reading Moses and the Positively (raorantced euro for Lois or rower, prophets and vveio illled with Messianic hopes. Jesus and the five then pro ceeded towmd Galilee. ItEFLHCTIONS. We have heie IN lustration of tho manner In which men are won to Christ on the testimony of tho llaptlst, Andrew and another; on the testimony of Andrew, Simon, Peter; on the call of Jesus. Philip; on tho tes timony of Philip, Nathanael. Only ono camo by direct Invitation of the Master, three by the winning words of petsonal fi lends, a propoitlon that will always hold good. Disciples must niuke dis ciples. (John sv;S.) We see what words won the live men, "Lnmb of Hod," "Messlas," "Follow," "lllm of whom Moses and tho prophets did write," appeals to the Scilpture, to their Judg ments and to their hearts, the only pioper appeals In winning souls. There was no clap trap In this evnngellatlo enterprise. We see heie also gieat variety of diameter, Andrew, John, Peter, Philip, Nathanael all fishermen, fi lends and associates, who had so much In common that their dlveislty of gifts might be useful In a gicut cause. 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