Mar 1894 - On-Line Newspaper Archives of Ocean City

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A PATH MAT SHOTS* 

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'REV. DR. TAUMGE PREACHES UPON 

- THI UOHTNINO OF TMI;SEA, 

*• Daataidlr *H*a*U« Win Eloquitil Sw- 

MB-fai EkUm? of la* AIBI(|B^=AB 

tmdtlldl Wm of ©b«*iieaa=(TM Sisw 

•fOaswPawda. 

BBPOIXYH, Pcb, 18.—In the Brooklyn 

Tabernacle tins forenoon Rev, Dr,: Tal- 

mage preached an nonsually attrBStiw 

and eloquent gospel wrnion to a crowd- 

ed sndionce, who listened j-rtth rant m- 

tereat. The SBhjpet wa»' 'The Lightning 

af tneBea." tho temt wleoted being Job 

zli, 83, "Be maketh a path to shine after 

If for the next thousand years minis- 

ten of religion •faunld preach from t&b 

Bible, there will jut bo tens uneipound* 

ed and unexplained and unappreciated, 

What little bus been said concerning this 

chapter In Jebfrum whlen my text Is 

taken bean on tbe controversy as to 

what wss really tbe leviathan described 

u dif^prbing the sea, What creature it 

gome Pay It waga whale, 

it waa a crocodile. My own 

opinion la it na s sea monster now ex 

ttact. NocreatMenowfloatiDglnMeil- 

'iterranean Of Atlantic waters corre- 

sponds to Job's description. 

ea cy your courage or yonr cowardice, 

yew purity or year depravity, yonr hell- 

pet! or yonr KIN. YOU will make the palli 

to ihjne after yon or hliusken after yon. 

Why eliunld. they {Hint oat to tw en 

fdino. iDQuntsia two rirqlitfl, one of 

whichpnwfs iluwii into thu rivers which 

poor out into t4ie Pitciflc oeeiin, itnd the 

other rivnlet flow jitg ilown into tho rivtrp 

which {Mies out Into the Atlantic oeeanf 

W/eif IBOB, over>' woman, itasda at a 

point where wordi attered, or deofli 

done, or prayers offered, dsiile oppwite 

dtsititiies Htiiii opposite eternUlet, Wo»ee 

a iium pkmiBif» &m, and tix'Jtdiog riwl 

Srialy on eithyr iide of it, and watering 

It in dry w&ither, and taking a great 

enrein i« cnHum. and he never plattts 

nuy frttits ttum its boagii, Dai bit Ctrfl- 

dren will, We are M planting-trix-fl 

that will yield froit hiinii^j of yeata 

after we are dead—orchards of golden 

fmil or greres of fleadly apaa, 

I am so finwJHfttc>a with tho phosphor* 

eseescL! in the track of a ihip that I have 

MMnetiincB watched for a long whilfi nhd 

have ecen nothing on tho face of the deep 

bat bluckntsfl. The month at watery 

chaflma that looked like gaping jfiws of 

helL Hot a ipark BJ big a« the firefly; 

comes a boaare, and out of tMt 

will JHisn in to the heavens, never to halt 

Ood lives, ••••,' 

WHAT biiplNABV PEBOSS CAJl BO, 

in Ihu gflfenk'nth century 

»nil womea whose niiims ysn nevnr 

htan] of who arts today [ufliiondiny 

schoois; voilcges, chnryhei, nugiang. YOB 

can no more measure tha gnicionB ro= 

spits of their lifetime than yon eeald 

measure the length and breadth and 

depth of the phosphoreicbnge \m% night 

foil owing the aldp ofthe White Star line 

1,600 miles ont at sea, How lha eoningc 

and ciinsccnitibn of Othurs Inspire na to 

fpilaw, as a general m the American 

Briny, cool amid the flying brdJetiS, ln= 

Spired a trembling soldier, who aiiil aft 

erward, "I was nearly Beared to death, 

but I saw the eld man's white mastaebr 

over hia ihctulder and went pa," Aye, 

we are ail following sonmbudy iiUher in 

right or wrong directions. 

A few days ago I stood besido the gsr> 

joveliest Being is the ualvene, lovlflg 

nod lift) and ploy, whether af 

in the wake of the MsjisHe of 

uf the hnman rnce keeping a holiday, 

LLT vuim LiqiiT sniKK. 

Bnt mnrkyga that thti phi 

hne it glow thut thn wight 

and I ask yon not only what kind of ia 

fluence you ore going to leave in the 

world as yya pass through it, bat what 

light are yun going to threw acroal tbe 

world's sight of sin Had Borrow? Pwjple 

who lire (sailing on BUiooth sea and at&uou 

do not iieed innub. Sympathy, but what 

are, yds going to do for pL-oplu in the 

night of tnisftirtune? Will J'QII drop en 

ttietn Httadow, or will you Untile for 

them phoHpijOfest'ence? 

At this iiiument thereara more people 

crying than Iiiughing, iuure peoplu on 

the rdflnd WurUl \hla luoiucnt hungry 

than WLII fed, mom hou^holdi bereft 

than homes unbroken, What are yoo 

gnlag te do about it? "Well," says yon- 

What most Ifitsrestspe is that as It 

mored on through tt© deep it left the 

waters iffiwMjjfi asfl resplendent, Is the 

words of the tot, "Ha maketb 6 path 

to sains after him." What was that il- 

lumined path? It wa# phosphorescence. 

Yon find it Is the wake of a ship In the 

night, wpeeWly after rongh weather, 

pH«phonse*nceiJthe lightning of the 

sea. That this flgnre of ipeeeh ia cor- 

rect In describisg its appearance I am 

certified by an incident, After crossing 

tbe Atlantis the fist time and writing 

from Bute, Switzerland, to an Ameri- 

can magazine an account of my voyage, 

in which nothing more fascinated me 

than tho pnosphereseence in the ship's 

wake, I called It the lightning of the sea, 

BetnralDg to my hotel, 1 found a book 

of John Ruaktn, (tad the int sentence 

my eyes fell npon was bis description of 

phosphorescence, la which he called it 

"tbe lightning ef the ssa," 

Down to the postoflee I hastened to 

get the mannseript, and with great labor 

and some ajEpOMO got possession of the 

raagwine article sad pet qnotation 

marks around that one sentence, al- 

though it was as original with w as 

with John finikin, I ssppost that nins« 

ten As of yoo living §o near the soa- 

so&st have watched this marine appear- 

ance called phosphorescence, and I hope 

that toe other one-tenth may some day 

be so nappy aa to witness it. It is the 

waves ef tbe sea diamonded; It is the m= 

florescence of the billows; the waves of 

the sea crimsoned as wag the deep after 

the KB fight of Ltpanto; the waves of 

the sea on fire, ' 

There are times when from horizon to 

norUon tan entire ocean Beema In eon-. 

fiBgratisn wiA this strange splendor aa 

it changes every moment to tamer or 

store dazzling color on all sides of yen, 

Ton ait looking over fto taflrail of tho 

yacht or ocean eteamer, watching and 

waiting to aee what new thing the God 

of Tje&uty will do with the Atlantic, It 

ia the ocean in transfignrstion; it is thb 

marbae world casting its garments of 

glory In the pathway of the Almighty as 

ha walks the deep; it is an inverted firma- 

jnent with all its stan gone down with 

It. Ho picture can present It, for pho- 

tographer's camera cannot be fincce&s- 

lolly trained to catch it, and before it 

die bana of the painter drops its pearil, 

flverawsd and powerieas. 

This phosphoreaceace Is the appear- 

anceof myriads of the animal kingdom 

rising, falling,, playing, flashing, living, 

dying. Tbe« inminoaa animalcules for 

Besrly 160 yean have been the study of 

nstufBUita and the. faBcination and ul* 

(mnrndrion of all who bavebmin enough 

to fhtnk. Now, God, whs pnta in hia 

Bible nothing trivial or useless, eallH tho 

attention gf Job, the greatest scientist 

of hia day, to thia phoBphoreedence,, and 

us the loriflthan of tno deep Bweepa post 

- points out the fact that "ha maketb a 

Hath to ahine after Um, B 

WiES KAUE BY A BAP HAS, 

b that true sf as BOW, and wiU it be 

tens of ss when we bare gone! Will 

there ba labseqaent light or darkness? 

WDl tbere be a trail of gloom or good 

dttititT ^^& &sy one .between now ^sd 

the next 100 years say ef UB truthfully 

aa the tst says of tbe leviathan of the 

deep, "He maketh s path to shine after 

bfanF* For we are moving on, WhUe 

m life ta tba tenw hoaee, sad transact 

bmdnewinthesame itisre, and write on 

- the Btane table, and ebiflel ba the samo 

•todlo, and tijiûih in the same bard, and 

worship in the same church, we arts In 

motion Bind are In many, tvenects mm* 

ing'on, ud we are not where wo were 

Ip y«re ago, nor where we will bo 10 

3^ro hence, Moving on! 

Look at tt# family record, or the al= 

masso, or into tho mirror, and see If any 

one of yon is where yoa were, AU in 

moSon, Other feet may trip and stnm- 

ble md bait, but tho feet of not one mo- 

ment for the last 00 coatnries has tripped 

q? gtambhd or halted. - Moving on! So- 

doty sovtt0 p&I ^he world moving on I 

Heavfoi moving onl TKe anl?erfle mov- 

- ing onj Time nsortng on! Eternity mov- 

*' inglool Therefore it is abaard to think 

1 that we crarselvw can etop, as we must 

moTB with ail tho nast' Are we like tht 

mâto» of toe text, making onr path to 

«hfoaf after as? ( It may be a peealiar 

- qneatlon, bat my tert eBggefits it, 

What Inflnence wfll we itave in tbii 

i world after we have gone throngh ffl 

\ PVfapT answer lrandreda of yoiceB; "we 

•tii not one of tbe tssertaU Fifty 

oBt W ^ world Kl 

in my remuka had oeeuaion to recall n 

Hiowy night in a farmhouBO whejj I wai 

a boy and aiBible to it'll 

how Binay ti-ara hu wi|*d «wuy, how 

many hurdyBs ho lift oil. or luiw uiuuj 

BOHIH hu was, uBder Ooil, iBBtrniufnuil its 

saving, His iuilnuBL-o will 

ONt 

A Sfan From N«w *OF* 

uronen was a sufferer Irani tasoffinia," 

eaifUrtemistwho Hveg in one of tha 

minll viilugffl of the state, as he sat talk. 

iuK witfi oti'qr int'B in, the sittiBg room 

of an up town hotel, "but I got rid Of OS 

1" ' 

into 

8616, 

What did you take for it?* 

"Backing pony." 

'•Tell us aboflt that, pleaM," 

"Well, you see, there was nettling tho 

natter with "mo onlyÎ ooaldtft slee& 

TLe deA;tijr looketl mo ever and said I 

wasn't gnfforing from any distaso thut 

\m coald detoet, bat all the same I eeald 

(Eft'only a few catnaps every night, and 

1 felt that I wonld go eraEy if such a con- 

dition of affiiira eontianed maea longer. 

A wi«* frioud of mine a4yised mo to try 

horseback esereise, JaJt at that time a 

man had brought to the village a string 

of poalis froni tli@ west. As the ponies 

were wild they were offered for isls 

cheap, 1 bought eae. Be was such a 

Bli.t'py iookjng animal that we called hiffl 

RipVanW'jkle. After we kaew him 

tetter we dropped part at_ the name and 

euiltsl him plain Hip, Thp firfit ridel 

took on him furajshed eseitementfor tha 

wbolo viliiigt'. Two aieu helped me to 

FftdiUe and meant Mm in the stable. 

When the doer was opened he shot oat 

into the streot like a streak of Uf iitnlng, 

"JlL'ran full agsuast thfj fence opposite 

tlip shible and broke =§OVOTU1 pickets, 

i he reareil up on his bind It^s and 

? hyflr throwing iiie over backward, 

he triyd to Btaiidon hk head, but 

I yiiuked him bsujk on Ids feet aad drove 

tlitj Bpnrs into him. He started to run 

Eli'jii, uiid I hjt iiim go us fast as he could 

l«g it until we got to the Methodist 

church at the cad of tha street, A tero» 

jATanco uieeilBi was bemg held in file 

church and the door was open, Before 1 

-.-(Juki stop the pony we were in ths 

church and half way up the aisle, Wom- 

en syrijainetl ami failiEcd. 

"&)mo of the men led fitpbock iBtotbe 

stryci, I didn't tiaro to gut oil hia back, 

Whua the myalet go of the bridle he be- 

ya& t«i back, anj for a few minutes I 

tliotfght uiy Buck would by brokflB, Ho 

would go at a gallup when ho weat at 

nil, but h« would stop now and then to 

iii anitthgF, iujroia lutSj jnnipioil 

tarBiaguiiflcivvBr bGdii, dainapng 

s aiiil kipping me busy dodgiBg 

h of fruit tfisjs. Thy nest 

strut't lud to rl tuniiiilftj, iiluiig whieli 1 

epnmsj hiai fi*r iiiilus until hu \vai cov- 

LTLII witb fijtiiu i»id iiuiirly tired oat, 

"Ilij ateiui-il to Ur duello when I got 

him buuk tii tbe BUihlf, Kt'lt day, how- 

feVLT, liu Wftd jitNiriy iia Jjttd Ha whyB 1 

iirat rgtiij him, imsl yvury day for a fciri* 

Bight i was {ibligufl tij riit-u hitn along the 

tBrnpikn syv =ml iiilka. My! uiy! How 

h'? ilifl buuki I warf so iaiub at tug end of 

two WMiks thiit I ctJUlti acarcvly walk tv 

my oflice, but I could skst'ii, A hw Uiia- 

nti-a after 1 gni into 1>LM! at night 1 wfta 

dl aad- I uwiiku ; every 

gy ri>fFL'shBL" 

py ride thy |RKiy>"* 

No, By fhi' tiiiu: I Wdj* ciirt.f I of sleep* 

I hii'l lifuki.'n Rip to rule, and 1 

Bold him for iloubl!' tliu sum 1 had paid 

for him, .My udvki! la uiiyl!ly who is 

i i i i i^ tn gut rt buqk= 

jijy.aBiiniliJ as fiirit !ia hn ciin, , If 

ks iiry brokt/ii, luiih uiim Mid \muy 

w beuefltisl by tlw tmiimeat,"«» 

Kt-w York Tfibuut', 

"*Tliut iilHoS? of fliiwera on the caskit 

preseuted by his Sabbath 'School 

class, all of wliOBi bo brought to Gbrist, 

That cross (if Ho were at the head was [iro- 

sented l»y the or[>i!iia asylum which he 

befrierded,: Those three .single fluwers 

—one was sent by a poor weman for 

whom he bought a tea of eea!, and one 

was by a wiuf uf the Htreyt whom he r» 

ened throngh thy uiidtiight iaiisiea, and 

the other WHS train a prison yell which 

bad often visited to cticuuruge re- 

pentance in a young man who had done 

wrong, 

"Those three loosg flowers niean quite 

as mach as thu costly garlands now 

breathing their aroma through this sad-; 

Auned home crowded with sympathisers, 

'Bieftsed are the dead who die in the 

Lord, They rest from their labors, and 

their works do follow them, 1 H 

Or if it should be the more solemn bar» 

tal at sea, let it be after the san km 

gone down, anil tho captain has read the 

appropriate liturgy, and tbe ship's bell 

has tolled, and yon are let down front 

tho stern of thu vessel into tho resplend- 

ent phoiphertscencq at tho wake of the 

ihip, Then let BOUJQ one say, in the 

words of my test, "Ho maketh a path 

to shine after him," 

lii lteinoTO Sulisliiuei'ii Innri ihs Kjs» 

To rL'niev&thu siilid [pajtielyB frooi un= 

dt'r thu lids, it is sufUniyuf ty jiul! the lid 

away from tens eyu suni to \vijM tho bodv 

wiih fi piecf of iftuist p^qujr or tbu eoraer 

of a hiiadkt'rchitjf,. If it is unileF ths up- 

per lid, grasp'tbo !i>l iiruily l*itwi»a the 

tiiauib and p ti8bt, lift it froni the eye- 

biiU aad drtw it do wo ivef the 'lower 

lii, and. then allnw it ia sliiiu slowly 

biitis to its Datiirul pijaitlun, Thu foreign 

boily will b*5 EL ! raiK,!;i uff oil thu lashes, 

Thu operation miiy IH> ft.ijMiUjd syveRtl 

times. Or lift the lid fruih the eyeball, 

allow the tears tu ucmimtilatt! l«Boath 

iht* lid and fm'ibly blow the ay*. Or 

|IUK;L' iii the eyi* a few grutna yf iUixsoed. 

whkh, iortBingii iauyiiagi., will prompt 

ly bring reliiff. Or' |iUiiiu !U.-rosa'ths ap* 

ppr lid the point of n tieucil or bodkin, 

and turn tho lid back nh*r it, la this 

way tho foreign jirirtlijiy is JinHight inty 

diatiuei view anil etui be feailily wiped 

•ell of ilie Saniaer OlpL 

The aneieut girdle WM Bsial for wther 

maUrial or aetaa!, pHrpoii's beaidi-s thrtt 

nf a nswptacle foe aionoy. At it were 

hung the thouMtid and one odds and 

aud ariliieeil ill every day 

offaira. Tho ferivuner had bja inkhOR 

and pen attaclujtl to it, the scholar hir 

boijk or hs»ks, tlio monk hJs crncifiiand 

rosorj", the innkeeper liis tallies, aud ev 

erybody hie kaife, Bo laany and BO V»*» 

rious were the articles attached to U 

that the flipnuntbegaa to pake fun. In 

AS old play tht'M is mention of a nw» 

chaut who had' bimging * at his girilio a 

ft#p-:UM;lo cist^ a "puanlwi," s 

pen und iu'diora and "a handUcrchcr, 

witb many other tnidtvts brides, which 

merry poinpuniOQ e«jjng JMIJII It wag 

like &li»benlasht. l r'dt 

^ r 8 B S f Kichniigf. HDn^wtoraii, fsmaliedfir BBfymblnd, Derfl. 

«•». Wills aud Eo&iraeu e»rsfuLiy dnwti, AlWrneU efuUri euttullf p nparnd, 

ut sen tbu iBrBiy^lTe »«rp, UO«*=aJxUi Unit Hd 4>ban AfeaiM, 

: P, 9, BM IS, . •* If, 

Honesty is the best 

policy,—B, Franklin. 

Therefore get the policies timed at 

the office of H, B. Adams & Coti by 

Hf VNFST, Sound, Liberal, SQlld-an^ 

Successful F!m Insurance Companies, 

Your choiee_ v Qf ig of the best 

American and English Companies/ 

I.OTN FOB BALK 

in all parts of the city. Hotels and 

Cottages for Sale or Ren^ • Money to loan on motrtgages. 

H, B, ADAMS & CO., 

Ktghtb Hired, nnjmjilf e W, J, B. R, B|afletl, 

_ OCEAN CITY H. j*' • 

H.i. Scipls. J.H.Billfliple. H. P. Sayford, 

H. M. SCIPLE & CO., 

PEALKKS 

Boiled and Engine?, 

Stmm taw Eweww 

WUtX StlAM PU«PSt 

Tblrd and Arcli ^ 

PHILADELPHIA, PA 

W 

K B. LAEE; 

SUPERINTENDENT OF 

OCEAN CITY ASSOCIATION 

From its Organization, and also 

ALLACE S. RISLEY, 

B1AL ESTATE 

AND 

INSUBANOE Aft EN T, 

.413 HAHKRT iTi( CAM HEP*. 

Ernpartlca jflf Jalaand to rent, Montlgl(in§ have uoed ft la 

their pructice, and thti number is belug 

eonthiuaily incryaied. 

TLeorii|inalUani pound Oiygen mflds 

by (bis llmi la pure, waiparatively de- 

void of odor or Uate, and oue of the 

gnaleat sf DRtural vitJUisenf, building 

up brtiken-diiwn GOiiitltuUmie, supply. 

Ing tiatu rts'B wgbte from dlaeaee, 

id 

one of, thu few 

Ocean City and 

first Real Estate 

One of the beauties of using thli 

treatBieiit is that you take as medicine 

whatever, your gyutem Is not itaoeked 

by it, buainws or travel are not Inter, 

fered with, and tfHatiiieiit is actually a 

pleasure. You Blijiply III hale the Com- 

|K>uiid Unygyn aiid get It direytly Into 

the circulation, where it will do the 

most KOIKI—where your Byetefn dan ah. 

idrb every atom of Ft wlthuui&ny (jb](*e- 

tion being Iiiterpiised by your digfRtlini, 

A book of £Uu uagea Dialled free to 

any address tells ill about it, 

TESTIMONIALS, 

Dni, gtsFkpjF * Fsicn, Fhfisdeiphik, P*, 

AhoUl file y«tn nga I »*• m bmtniMlBn 

Biap atid • Bck malt, lUlfffiiig with HerteUJ 

Bijnpi smi liintf iniubla, Tn=sl«f i w 

£ii4 rUiOf»'J BBd dntnl hSMf il_orfc BfeFj 

Aif, f* i we ilij 1 JiBnhh HH r 

Mil put mtila betterphaijefhaiiym 

TLelr aoulfl are mpiileil ftir mmv iifwlief irtrlfB, 

Thej= itrnBfle bnivuli for (in Inch at lite. 

These ia muflt i-itlicf iTtftit of 4lo> 

Yet he that ever nfrnm an angry itniua 

And ttmcln.it ilrmsbure kfletn motD &U ffll 

orl— 

tf we ftfts jnynu tn UBrnm#il cturs— 

T h l l l f f e 

th«r arc not hap'««. In tliijr henrtaf h«rt» 

They knpir tJis d»ncgf faith th*t lifesB gin. 

Their living i* M idnyins of aid mru. 

In U» wills wisdom of ih« fada ttoy life, 

For thef bare wnniiered wlwrc the tnliiioni 

fail»s 

their Biilp nfli fe!« Ktnshsef for the smio, 

B> SrnnUfOnrefy in Hew York Tlinot, 

THE CAPTURE. 

p, 

i 

OJEJ geq T 

Ii P 

Re*, B, A. Huster, 

Ert, Btark«f 4 Fttab, t himilHphU, Pfc 

Hj plij-BfciM, wtin hu irnftird Ol* fnf 8n 

|«in, fT-iiiBrkwt ta tne H>icnl wff kl ago ibat 

iha t5ninpound OCJ^B haJ epruinir 4sm mug- 

der* ftip me! IMiU aha rel(e»m1 ran of the 

driadiu! •!>?!!•! oisd to JI*TP, I Bmi| holloTs 

th*t I wouhi hare (fone Into eenwinipIiBn hat 

winter, af tat I had prwumrtnl*, III had not taken 

the Qoi.ipound OiJ«cn, I bipat wif that I aig 

In baib>f Iifailb thai) ever b*fo litice I wu k 

d 

cliiid, and all 

Tnatnieiii. 1 fvl ihu I 

•noagh lo iw pr»J» ud of 

dOhrtriir 

Mart&a, the old Bcrvaut, awakened 

me. She eald, "YQUP oncio is dytngr 

I went down stairs and o^n foond 

mjgelf befonj the lialf qpea door, where 

for tho past two day* I had been wiitch- 

ing the flBBBj qf my naqlt Bs bad 

bronght me op sad hod beco the ki&d> 

est of gnnrJiiuia, He bod banished ne 

from hla present, Bo IfM commanded 

that I ihoald not be adjnittol to the 

ehatean. Ho hod dono all this without 

moUvfi without any offenao on my port, 

but Bliiiiily because he hud disinherited 

me for her! 

ller? I ice her moving about in the 

dying tnan's fiwjm, n. few BtejM from BIB, 

Thei a gho reigiiH its a ievtireigB, Shu de= 

votes herwlf to the jatidnt. She obeys 

each roqnest gf the doctor, who. with 

her, watches by my tinclo's bedside. | 

watch her every inovoinciit, anil A wild 

hatred, mixed with agguy dud humilia- 

tion, bnrna in luy Vtiiia, 

Oft ay reinrii from Germany I found 

her living at my unclo's, onil ho said Is 

ihu I t'»n never aa; huJf 

d f be pr^tfood it hu 

Mffc J. B, Wood. • 

AND 

BULB IH 

5 

avlng thousands of puilding Lots for sale at various; prices, 

Somevirv CAmfi and located in all parts of Ocean City, 

T^Tow is the time to purchase property before the letcmdrail- 

X1 read comes, as then property will greatly advance, 

|~ have a good many Inquiries f&t fropgrty between 6th and 

1 13th streets. Any one having property for sale might do 

well to give nie their prices. 

4 1! persons desiring to Buy, or Siil, m MxehaftMe property, 

£%= would do well before dosing any tranMcrion to cfll on 

StoTes, Heaters^nges, 

Fourth itmt and West Avenue, 

OCEAN bITY, N. J. 

Tin rogfer »ml »liB*t-l'i winter, 

a l ^ r f i t d i i F t n 

AU Hindi 

jiii 

All 

OWEN H. KUDER, 

^rd, I han 

reeuqunrinjed 11 to aeierk! etben, WBO ban 

tried i| and beea.bpniitlled,' IreeOBBildad It 

with |b« Ereateil sn flileBcg, : 

rrwifciSn, £j, si m. ifaf, H,w, 

Pfa, ibrfef>j * Pnlttit, Fhliadeiphia, r». 

My inolhpr Used JMf CompOdnd ( 

Treatment for tilj Feferi the till jail, 

iTOjjblrf *Hh It jtiflW, AJftsfi OHord. 

Vaiisf F*f(i, K, J. . 

Drj. Starkfej £ Palea, PhltadelphU, Fa, 

apeuDi QgigBfi did ma niori nM M • 

r from Hay Want than as j thine I bM 

ner Wst S*». J. h. TlckiHjf, 

Hapioo, Baliiiti eOBdtf, Md, 

pn, iurkef 4 P*3?B, phiiwJsiphK P». 

Ii I* now H M mrinfhijfines 1 rea*i**3 Iheflnt 

TrflHm«>iJt for nr ton't ma, u>i hf imi net had 

na el a, return of, lin Asthma tlnee 

Me Hnt dosp, 1 lake pleasBH tn n= 

diitl! fridhJIJt{l 

"She la iny old friend Bt'n«t'« daogh- 

ter. He itied ruiiied—pfssir old fallow! I 

hope thiit you will not nbjtt-t to my giv- 

ing her A HiiHiil dowry, You will gtiu be 

a inUUonalrci" 

' She waa very luantlfni, bnt prond ood 

hflaghty. She recuivw} mu coUlyand 

in ft very nngrttelnas injiiinPr, bnt 111 

Bp qf thiit I fell promptly tu love with 

tor. HIT fttoji luihie lus trymble, and hff 

fins profllo charmed me. At the end of 

a month t would have gtren heaven and 

earth for her love, 1 dufed to tell herss 

ftgk her to marr>'tnp~=bnt B!J# fi>- 

me wUhont hatifatinn. 

"Nevert" she declared positively. 

Ah, thiit ''neverr 1 It hrofee my he«t, 

bnt 1 iiuBwcrtîl licr calmly; 

"Yea might ha¥q ^sld neao mere gen= 

y "It wssld hnve hû py 

ihe KtDRied calmly, And I ndmired the 

barbaric franknens of her numver, Ilka 

tho BentiracntAl feel that I waa. 

Today I know what tho gtrj ^jfch the 

dark eyes WM hiding! I now noder* 

her silence, her sold iceeptisB, 

bw lnguliinK rejection. It wu becawe 

ehewaseaio of her podtion, Alfrady 

ihe knew that sho should rob me of my 

fortone. And to tWnfc that daring tbi 

it two days I have Dot told her how 1 

plao her! To think that 1 was sotls= 

fit"! tn ftVfdil her, nqt t9 talk to 

with any phronio dbsaaa. It neinf to a^t like m 

einnn OH the difeaaei fâljiijr in «ib1 cllniUk 

ick, Mo. Mf». 

Headquarters foreveiy house- 

nter arid investor Fisher's 

q 

hunter arid investor 

y 

Fisher's 

the most 

Ocean 

Real Estate Office, 

prominent corner in 

City. 

Insurances placed on most 

advantageous terms in best 

companies. 

For any information on any 

subject connected with any 

business enterprise write freely 

to 

Robert Fisher, 

J- 

DTP. B«rw»7 £ Fal«D, Fhiiadtlphla, Wm. 

it ig B w»i itmi Blwr coughinf folly 

(Sfinlhii, and ifi-ptlnjf wlUi UHfRFfl«lt pjuf 

cUhft t_nbial|i«| my first ml ami Heiii tfpm the 

UHyrOet!iBaU!idB l»?e added mjrBtJir Tbtp !f Mf aiMtt 

Cll far AISob0l, iTiorpblaaj a|«i 

b •! preaenl the nrcnMt perfect of 

Imowii gun, ailTntsitd bf JeadlBC'iBBpe 

frfornun*, Nalindal W, Q, T. U, , ) ^ 

men ud plvatdaUi HMi E. Willafd a*n 

ef Hi *'W« are warfllF frindij to tail .M. 

Vfhi »od br\trn it to b* asiBf grmi uood," 

_fiueh paper« eMninend U Uqifln Bjfial, W, O. 

T. y. 9tt*mi Waieii Te«tr,.l!!lneti Httu w.o> 

T, tf.'Stng! Chleaffn jBier-iNs**H and Ohieitpo 

Herald, N*« Yuri! gniiêltat, Th* VhiMelphl* 

Sf en jnc siar of Frbruarj- j, 1MB, aayi ef It, "It 

ia tnt • receni experiraeb! ft mr Sf», fait It »B 

refer toaa rfTDarhiibl* rtldenert qf afl«eeii| aa 

oideflI«tliUUn Id Other pl««. ThaBaSiS- 

od by an Bncpf erttkbls appeiits for liqiiOr and 

naib/*Blii fd bee1ifed,fflW by f k' 

MkiBCgt hav* efidgHB Of iu BO 

AisDng_dtir heftrtr i»nrtn »« artiop 

Falissi, 'Bar, Sii ' EMMltj Ban Waji« Thsraaa 

HtlU, n«, JafflH K H>bftl|, Sep. g. a Single- 

Ism, Q«n, Q> H. Howmrf, urj Lsthnn) ud 

Othera, , v '•' • -•' - ;. . . , 

WfthaTO ernnbed * Temper** E«m«| 

"I Inherit it=wellr 

She gated fixedly At IBP, 

"If yon were in my pines, what woold 

yea thinkP* I eivhiimed, 

(! Jqat what, yon will think," and*Bhe 

drew a Bmail packet from her pocket 

and handed it to me, flaying, "Forgive 

the old man and destroy this proof of WH 

delirium," , 

I was too rnnuh astonuhed to speftk, 

HybaadstreffihletL 'Onafneedly 1 real' 

tied how wrong I had bt&n in blaming 

ha._ 

"What do yea mamf I flimlly 6tam- 

mend. 

"That b tho will. * I give it to yen, aad 

yea femoin the hair of few nnhappy 

Brate," 

I was to overcomo by her answer 

Oat I waa obliged to Jean agaiait the 

woU for SBppertêa /rnhftmeil that I 

.coald not look her In tho fnee—her 

whom I had BO bawl) 1 acenfled. 

After a few minntea 1 collected Byslf 

aad begged In a Hnp;)licittiriK voice; 

HFtargivemei Take 1 nek this [wcket! 

I would nUhor die than aect*pt thn es- 

tate on men eonditiona," 

"And If* she exclaimed vehemently 

and disdainfully, "Do you think that I 

wiU touch it? Do yon thiuk that! would 

defile mysi'U by etcallnilP 

"I have raisniiiiewuiod yen, I efc 

olalnied, "I luwe noted like a brate, I 

am a miserable f sol." 

"It does apt limttPr now, Wo ahull 

probably never Bed eadi nther agaiB." 

She ipoke gently in nn absent nyiaaer. 

Her heaatlfnl eyes hud n. farAway look, 

and BOW I knew thnt slio WOH really pure, 

innocent, Htainlnw. 

"Ahr" I mnrinnriHL _ !! Of whitt we to 

tte money to in*'l To' recrfvo it thiu 

from yonr handrt Is the hardtflt of pun- 

lshmiiiiti, IwiUnnthnvpit! Torfcei 

it frein yoft whn rufuarai mo so coldly, 

from yen who deai.isc ino with uuch hn- 

millfltinggoiitlfMftfipr lAhoalii consider 

my»lf disgrauLfl fur HfrP 

"•What do ynii niiy? Dip^nicod be= 

cause I retnru tn yem what beioRgri to 

yonf Becnnae I fi-fn«o to profit by the 

narcasonablo whim nf an invalid?"' 

She retreated a fyw steps, and her ad- 

mirable beauty fllled my heart with 

adoration, "Ah! why would yon not 

accept my loifdF I fried, "Why woold 

yes let me have iio Jmrt in yonr llfur 

"I waa a poor girl, trftitpd with kind- 

oea and trnsted, I ehonlil hnire be- 

trayed that fciridncsa and traat in liaton- 

mgtoyen,'* 

"Wonld yoa have Us toiled to mo then 

if ran had L«n rlehf* I eiclaioitsl 

She cast down her eyna and remained 

»mlnnte undecided. Then lifting ha 

tone eyelubH ehe said simply; 

"Ithiakflor .. ' '• - , 

My exclteraeDt increased, wordk failed 

me, and I conld only stammer: 

"Bat now—yon eati H =^- 

ihe motioned me to be idlent, ' After a 

few nJnstea of deep thought ulio gafds 

"Today I think that I have the right 

tolieten to yoq, Myrefuajd or hecept. 

ance depends new only upon my own in- 

clmation,7 ..• ~ • • 

I approached and Implored hcri 

"Accept my life or refuse l%f 

"I will not refuse," ihe answered gen- 

tfy. And eaddeniy sailing sweet]ly ilia 

•aid, with Bnbtle feinSnlno irony s 

M I wonld nfivor have refnsed It, for if 

yon fell quickly in love with me I, too, 

waHnotelowinlovtiigyOtt." 

I c&nght Lanre'B hands sad kissed 

them hambly. but sho gently drew them 

away aad begged me to remember the 

presenMOf the dead, which, to tell th* 1 

trnth, I had almost forgotten. 

Thus I captured my inheritBneo,=R

OOEAN ClTT 

RP 4IB 

CVBT1H 

wo 

wrrw,; iitr 

A4 

In, 

THURSDAY, MABC3H 1/UM. 

EBt«r«f at tl* Fun Offle* ti OaEw Utj. M, J. 

i (sell natter. 

IT LOOK very much as though not 

jpany months distant trolley care will 

qonfey pttssnftri from Philadelphia to 

New Tort, * project to this effect hav- 

ing been formulated and franchises ob- 

tftJiwd for at least m part of the way, 

ISectrfGlty Ii the Coming motive power, 

and it cannot fall to drive out lu time 

it» dval, itoni. What but a veiy few 

ymm ago w« looked upon as ao Imp* 

slblUlytaBowiiftet, The a team engine 

has done wooden far civilisation but 

electricity promise! much mote. 

JAKES Q. BLAISE has been dead but 

• few d«y» more UJSH a yau 1 , yet 

name 1B rarely read In the public pit 

nor ipoken anywhere In public. The 

fifteen dollaii raised In his adopted Stale 

with wblcb to build ft monument to hit 

memory has ban returned to the gen- 

erou* donora. Yet this man was for n 

quarter of • century oue of the ie-remoat 

In American public life, and he was 

Hid to have a larger personal following 

than any other statesman since the 

daya of Oay. How tell me, what in 

tas good for anyway? 

BLOW progress la being made In the 

quo wurrtnto case at Trenton, which at 

base tnms upon the regularity of the 

rival Senates of New Jersey, Stripped 

or fto technicalities the situation 

from an effort of the DenaociatB to re= 

tain power when the people voted them 

out^fiOd the anwilUngneBtf of the Be- 

pnbHauw to fiubmJf their honest claims 

to • partisan body of hold-over Senators. 

Tbe Democratic leadership of the State 

betrayed the party to the rece-troek 

gamblers, the community indignantly 

overthrew the party asd jut nueajse, 

and toe machine is figbtlngdeeperalely 

to retain tbe power which It so justly 

forfeited. 

The Legislature before our last wn* 

said to have pawed sixty-live billw which 

provided fur new onlycs, most of tlicm 

ait patronage fur the Governor, for 'MM 

personi*. la many other cuecs tbe HUI- 

arles already existing wen rabed, and 

it was estimated that lire Increase for 

one year waa $250,000 for tbe people of 

New Jersey to pay each year. 

We hsvo elected a Legislature for thja 

winter for the purpose of tcmovln % nrne 

of tbe mines we have beeii inflicted 

Illi, and I move the adoption ef'the 

resolution I have offered, • 

Wxnaiukfr'j. 

The result of the election 

vania oppearH astounding to thrwe p 

icat leadent who believe that what they 

call party organisation 1» all ami prlii- 

ciples nothing, OrgnulKatiou ja, tin 

doubt, a powerful factor jn 

cartful finishing—any Ladies 

Cloths are suppoied to be all 

that 

But hem are two qualities, 

first on ih© counters this morn- 

irigf that lift the peg of excel= 

lence to a higher-thart-ever 

notch for like grades. 

14 styles it joe 

8 styles at 65c 

Each full 12 in. wide, DresBy, 

wearful and In choice mixtures 

and plain colors, 

Bpf!Prî!^PwP^W^^n*^^^^^^^^^^W - • > . • • • , * . • - - ' . > : ; : • 

''•V;.': : ,n-'.--• •-•••,'"•'• 

ORSON & 

Hew 

1 

OCEAN CITY SMTD!ELS 

carnpaiguB* but the leaden of both par- 

Ue» declared, jiifit prior to thoelectkMi, 

tliat the organization of eiR-h of the intter 

was unuHualiy iaUHfautory,. and it l» 

probable that theltepuhiican managen 

have not been more astouuded by thdir 

unprecedented vie lory than thow of 

the Democracy by their unexooipled 

dereat. The triumph of TiHstday \ym 

iiotaccoroplished by partyo 

the common intelllgeiice of the 

Tailor Checks; 

Almost a hundred p 

span styles with a larger range 

oi color blendings than we have 

tiver shown. 

For the tirst time flluce the WUHOU 

tariff nvlHlon, lucomy Tax 

scheme wan approved 

majority of the House of KepresenUi- 

tive«, the people of Pennsylvania, the 

enjployeri anil the enij)Ioyed, to whose 

welfare it in autagoiilstlc, have had the 

Opportuulty to express in & practical 

manner, by their balioij, tiwlr opinion 

of, their protest against tliftt lujurioug 

meaaiire, Mr. Grow, the Republican 

candidate for 

At a recent meeting of the Morris 

county Agricultural Society the follow- 

ing resolution was offered by WUtiam 

F.Ely: 

Bewlved, That we demand the repeal 

oT the act Increasing thi Govemor'i 

. salary; «Jn the repeal of the acts In- 

creasing tbe Balarlts of State officials 

nnd all acta creating n uueesiBary ofllces. 

In speaking of tbe resolution Mr. Ely 

nald: New Jersey has a population of 

represented OH eertaliily and clearly 

"th P l i id 

Fine grade stuffs, All-woo! 

and Silk-and-wool, You'll find 

them at tlm Plaid Dress Goods 

counter under a clear light, 

which brings out all the deli- 

cate tints tangled in 

lovely weaves. 

"the Pennsylvania idea" of 

for American Capital and Labor m did 

Mr.Hancot-k, the Democratic candidate 

for the same oincc, the policy of s>called 

"revenue reform," MlthiBgt forth in 

than a million and a bain New 

York 6,000,000, four times at many, and 

a territory lone seven time* ae large; 

Pennsylvania over 6,000,000, about four 

times HI many a*New Jersey, and about 

nix times an much territory; Ohio nearly 

three times as mncb population and 

over five Umet the steel MassachugeitR 

•boot twice the number of people and 

about the same atoaa New Jersey, 

Now Jet as compare theee file States 

which touch each other and compare 

what these States are paying for their 

State official*. For their Governora 

New Jersey, New York Hid Pennsyl- 

vaDjs p«y |10,000| Ohio, 18000; Massa. 

'ehtinetta, with nearly double the popu- 

lattonpbqt fSOOO. To the Secretary of 

Slate New Jemey pays fscoO; New York, 

•even times as large, pays but 15000, the 

same at Pennsylvania, while Ohio, over 

flvw timv H large, pays Just half of 

what we do, fBOQO, and Massachusetts, 

HOOP. : 

The Attorney General receives stilt 

better pay, getting 17000, while In New 

York and Ma«ichnBetts It Is but 16000; 

Ffconaylvanla, over five tlmea as large, 

pays Jost half of what wm do, ^500, 

while U» miserable htUe Stale of Ohio, 

baying Dearly rour millions of people 

and over 40,000 •qnare mils (New J^ 

•cy baa km than 8000) pays joet ©000, 

Onr Treasurer we pay |6000; New 

k HOO P k 

the new Tartu bill. In their public 

and private IIvta botb candidates wcru 

of eetlmable worth and high respecta- 

bility. But the pereouality, the diame- 

ter or ability of either, played no parl 

iu the campaign, had no eiltct upon iiw 

reauits. The I*«ue wm as well uiitler- 

and as dctermiuedly voted ui«iu 

m if it. had been printed upon every 

Iiid? It woss AproteetiveTBrlir 

agaiiiBt a Tarlfr-for-Revenue-Only, 

From one end and from one aide or the 

old Commonwealth to the other the de- 

cision of this issue by the electorate W&H 

emphatically declared. Entire euun tie* 

which bad seldom if ever before been 

carried by the Kcpublicuus were carried 

by them; others which had been OOJI- 

Rldered stauncii Democratic strongholda 

gave majorities for the Repubik-an cnti- 

didate, and Hepiibllenn CfiimUus rv- 

tmnedlqcreflscdniajijrltlea, The genera] 

Japanese Crepe. 

All over the store the touch 

of the Japanese is potential. 

His thought or his goods or 

both are immanent. All japan 

watches all America and all 

Europe for a market. 

Let these Japanese Crfipes 

tell how much success awaits 

the_ watching, 

are Silk-and-CoMon, 

films of hi 

FURNITURE 

CARPETS 

QUEENSWARE 

LAMPS 

THE COST 

E?erything to make the home pleasant and comfortable, 

Bed-room Suite, Parlor Sults? Dining Room Suits, Rockers 

and odd pieces* 

Brussels in all grades, Irigrain, Rag and Mattings, 

Fur, Smyrna and Moquetto Rugs. 

Dinner Sets, English and American, 

Tea lots, white and decorated, * 

THUItBDAY, MARCH i, 

We shall be glad to receive item* of 

news anii communlcatioriB of lutenst 

to this comniuulty and our readers 

everywhere. 

All mmmimlcntfniig should he nc- 

fîiapsled with U fll d 

hould he nc 

^pasled with Uii full name and ad- 

dress of the writer, iiet 

hllU Lt 

f the writer, iiet nee^r 

nuhllcaUou, Lut a guarantee (if 

laltlh 

LOCAL IIW1. 

Vase, Banquet, Piano and Hand Lamps, 

We will sell as low as the lowest, It will dost you noth- 

ing to come, as on a bill of $20 or upward we pay your 

faro, 

• 

1'ew 

women know the stuffs to=dny, 

Soon every woman will know 

them—too beautiful to remain 

obscure. 

The shades are masterpieces 

of ddicacyi a beautiful unity 

pervades both fabrics and 

colon. Four sorts on the 

counters to-day, covering a 

variety that is already much 

beyond a hundred and incrt-as- 

thg. 

w. a, 

RB, CORSON, FUNERAL DIRECTOR 

Orders loft with WASHINGTON VAN GILDEli, Petersburg, N, Ji? or at Millvillo, N, J.f 

will rocoivo prompt attention. 

Ii. 15. UUlll3Ul>, PETERSBURG,W.J. 

results are Mains for the, party o 

tioo* losfiea for the party of reveuue 

t&Flil, 

The people of a great Common wealth 

such as Poansyl vfluiado not accoujpl|Hb 

a pfjlitical result like that of Tuettdsy 

by accident. They aceompliah it by 

voting In accordauce with an Intelligoiit 

appreclfltloij of the issue preseuted to 

them, Partisan ties were loosened at 

every poll, and elUieni eait their ballots 

to maintain that great economic prin- 

ciple of Protection which baa been for 

so many yean the eertHin, fruitful 

f thi h l i 

Linens, 

y 

need to 

of i 

beware of 

at 

the retail 

sham 

of their phenomenal prosperity. The 

threat of Its destruction or Impairment 

by Uongrese was Bumcteut to send hoeifl 

of thoughtful, Intelligent Pemoersui 

over into the ranks of 

York, IBOOO; Pennsylvania, fflSlQ, the 

only State official ever heard of in the 

whole United States that was receiving 

sore (Ian we were paying, and the 

paweR that were would no doubt have 

wiped ^t tote dtegrass on New Jersey 

*nd ratoed OHT8 to »000 OF 110,000 thla 

, next winter had they not politely and 

almost unanimously been asked to step 

out, HassBcbusetUi pays $5000; Ohio 

buifSOW. 

Oar Ckimpboller we pay the same ai 

Mew York, fOOOOrJPennsyivanla pays 

only ffSQO; MasneBusetto, tSWOjOhfo, 

pQQuV J» ft any wonder the greatest 

curse Hew Jjgney eves hs4 use iu) poll- 

of |90fOOO 

ud h 

pBDUsyivaaia, flve 

f 

one-half Umeaaslafge, has six, at 

f or qnly 148,000; Ohio, flye 

Tbe common knowledge, the general 

comprehenMoa of the evils of the sew 

Tsrlfl scheme inadi party organlzatiiin 

trivial and tbe efforts (if tbe puliilcal 

leaden* unlmportunt, The people did 

it, not tbe party managers. The issue 

was tbe deciding foe-tor. 

The result In intestate iBqulto worthy 

tiie most thoughtful, serious considera- 

tion of the majority pf Congreaa, Tlie 

Wiiijon bill In the Senate is making its 

way tardily through the committee 

stage, but there js no assurance what- 

ever that, with greater or lesser modifi- 

cation, It will not eventually becomelaw, 

The chance of its ultimate failure lira 

largely in the ability and willingness 

of tbe Demoeists in Ctingrets to under- 

etand the meaning of the result of the 

late political cam uaign in Fenn»ylvfiiijB, 

If they should eompreliend its true 

meaning, which is that of Invincible 

opposition to the new tariff revtalon 

ecbeme, and If they think that ii wiU 

be unwise to wreck their party .on that 

rock, tbe Wilson bill will be eventually 

defeated, either by a direct vote, or by 

delay, or by the refusal ol tbe HOUHB lo 

accept the Senate's amendment!*, or by 

Home other parllameutary device, It 

bowever, the Uongreselonal Itemocrotit' 

Consider it belter to continue 

reductions now freely adyeN 

tised, Befofc the writer Is an 

alleged bargain—a dozen Nap= 

kins for which a confiding. pur= 

chaser paid $3, eonsldering 

them cheap became reduced 

from $f. Beside them a nother 

dozen from one of our regular 

lines, exactly the same in make, 

siEii count of thread and value 

that have been selling here in 

the regular way for eight years 

a t ^3- , ' •"'•..•'..•:' • 

TTie merchant that sold them 

?% $5 and reduced them to I3 

doubtless thought he was giv- 

ing a bargain—fionai, but ig- 

mrani. Ignorance is a fault 

that may be pafdonedj imposi- 

tion upon a confiding public is 

a ri Bt th * 

ous Henty Books—think of 

Henty Books at 35c! 

liy rika snA- Dvke; a fain si die* 

ihe nyuii W | i , _ 

A TS(B ijf WiHHFitjC!, C1«e M it!! 1 "iS^Sili. 

WliiiX'JJ'O III Isdln, tip li!H iiiiginniiigp ai 

In liiif Ibiign flf TnfPBri Uif Ailvpnliiff* itt 

s WsBUniiiMpr l! iy, _ . 

Thri Congo fSi»erJ » BHiW fif lliB-Slnvp 

dn. By. llnny Uislllnirti'iifti!,.- 

An !, 

JOHN WANAMAKER. 

r 

.l« 

, WEST JEliSEV R. H, . , 

Ineffecl FEDRUABY 10, irai, 

Trnlna 1TB OOKAN CITY RB follr.*Pi 

I'hllsdolphlH, T.ffl ft m, S,lii p In. Bm^nV 

p in, • . "• ' 

• lUiuniji)E=fL#»iFe Piiiladf rpliia fer CJcean eiiy, 

D.QOHHI, iflOn in. HBhd»y!!, U.U0 * nl. 

f kiLMLiiiAj TiiioAB wr. mATIOS 

NEW VOHH, 

E p e , is=daf»,aa), »FH for tl= 

B^wSjl In clalii with «llnr 

Kids to HU TW TBfc Oar 

i, fi.fi, a, 

isMlI'M'iM,'iias'(United*ifiS, 6".ai 

T,S;S,i2pm, 12,01 tifeiit. = 

WHibiBKisn had the s«nlli. 

Fnp IJaltltiiors Hid WMltingion, S-.BU, T^ 8,3], 

B,IU, las. il ISA m, yjo(ii,a5 Wia. Diih 

(ifif), l.»,3,4«J*,4!,6!!fi(CJanp*Hi[niiii IJiiii 

DminfjCarJ. fclf. h K.T,40onil UM p m, 

fiUS T « l n H 

4.fi.(US, T««n,l n.Hni 

FOP TurlLer InformBi/on inquire of ticket 

t ll 

gcHt Mt itallDn, 

B, M. 1BEVQST, 

Uetienl HUnnffcr, 

_ J, B. WSOU, 

UPB, I'M*, Agiml, 

WM. R. ELLIOTT, 

Successor to MRS, R, MORRIS, 

IIRALKR IN 

Groceries, Provisions, 

CANNED GOODS, 

Drj Goods, Notions, Shoes. 

JOHN BROWER* 

Painter and Glazier, 

UEALIR IN 

l.«wii lirBi. Pure White Lend, 1 

•«ed Oil Bitd tislan, " 

First Quality Hard Oil and 

Water 

s STORES, 

A Final Closing Sale of Cloaks 

in KJiicii ihitFc („ iin innf.py piecpt Fiip thi> hnjrP Wt> «cii nnn Iinndn^t Win t>T 

timfii »! Hit ?•(!)! Thwliit In.îihgfiÂiitf.iiiifl FUF Trlnitii"!, CiiiM* BtaU\ 

Tifiiiiiii'ii, EiillFC l.'jnlh I'jul-iiirk I'iinlH, Vi'Ji.nrU'niiH S'yf frhiI!!!Bfl, VlutU rnfs>B- 

Klir TrhUHivd, Full Satei], Fur gnjes, W, [liclwa inliK, Klfjinniiy Lined Biili 

. i \m rangii of Jifia** f.f iht* nlm lor hnf iiWil U*. ilS, •ffi.nfiii Ffflnp nf 

Ifli;.«* jiigii as f£i tauii, U IIKJUIJI-H acjiind ibuij{t> of Biifts nitil iucliiiira * 

i 

i Hiso Close A lot,of J.U-KETS of liloek, Nn*j, T?n and ills*d Ciqilis Bl 

18.76 paeli, AliiniiB tlicni aw (juriiii ni» *ti|| KID- g)iitw4 iUiJi I'ollrtM ftiiri JackHf 

tii liiiiililn (Jnpini, di fatliii ili>, ail tg einsj* at inm i'aeh. Tiilg lot iiiclmiss gaf- 

nln iliiil IIB*F wild lin to l|y St. 

Wf glow! s ffw I,i)N(i f'OATK flf KiflMtit Maioriai 4f_ last SeBson's BWILH 4t 

lift]fjielL Hi. mitiscaii Kariy Hfl,L=Iiiiii rnunihl Int. TJH-J-are Chi-np ITIIJUJ;)! 

tu wnrriinl buying vmu if you liuil Kivoli Uji Com bufiitg far Ibji Reason, 

CHILDMEN'S UOATH AT 

THE STODDART COMPANY, 

Drjf CJoad* Itonlie, : 

, ISO, 453 WORTH SECOKD 

: otlil lirahchStoFejulJtrl within the past few W«!|fa 

: ' ' 

Ns Second at,, OQ tbe Delaware ijdijnsi abefi ijrtet, 

EL. 

•*.e 

VOL JOB 

OUR MOTTO. 

Fire and 

Proof 

A FULL LlHE HF 

HTo, 714 Anbury 

OOEAN CITY, N J. 

Summer are man red of ef- 

flclent service, rresli goods ami Pliilu> 

dtbJ prkse. 

D, GALLAGHER, 

DEALER II? 

are some of die fam- 

43 So. Second St., 

Fill 

PA, 

Pure Metallic ftint^ for Tir 

and Shingle Roofs (and nt 

other should be used where 

rain water is caught for family 

use). 

All brands of Ready Mixed 

Paints. 

Window Glass of all kinds 

and patterns. Reference given. 

feTOUKON ANUUltY AYE 

OCEAN CITY N, f. 

(Wl AND IIIMi: 

OPED FOR THE WHITER SEASOM, 

Bellevne House, 

pli na Mhmrj. O 

Mi-rrd In Bf ery Jtjlti. )|«b At nil ho««. 

HAH'L BCHOBOH, F 

WESLEY HOUSE, 

Cor, 8th St. and Wesley Ave., 

OCEAN CITY, N, J. 

lint 

TftHH rMna«|J 

a 00-, 

Open 

ARE 

so, we should sell you the Lumber and Mill Work, Why? 

Because our increased facilities enable us to effer greater in- 

duccments to you. Look at them 1 

not 

••» 

material you buy. 

our 

S> * Q » r » u " «* hmln^, We 

freely. We charge you only fur iLe 

We solicit correspondence with any intending to build 

and improve residences, stores, halfc or churches, and will give 

all inquirers prompt attention. Remember that we can ship 

our work to you to compete with others in any part of the State. 

C. B. COLES, 

Lumber, Mill Work and Boxes! 

Front Below Kaighn Aoenue, Camden, N. j. 

- tr \ - • ' S 

^ • • > ' - . . ' •Il 

a?ji^.t T*^_>i^t^j.^^»^ît^6 3^^jii^4fiu r r»ji Yf \v i *.> n 

Ollbert & Lake are 

Jfark lianas new cottage on Hixtli 

BlreeL 

Candidates can procure 

stickers* at tlie SKHTINP,^ onice at 

notice, 

Mjas Julia C, Morton Bpetit Beveral 

1 With her parenifl nt Boiitu DUDIIIH 

;week! 

aturday iilght waa tile eoideNtof the 

, the thermometer reglnk'ring 5* 

geio, 

iimni- 

bay iniiii near 

Xem 

Kphniim Gautielly ii.rodnverltif ftnni 

severe plek 

a severe plekneea, 

Wtlfu gqteBit Inter 

est in the church and gunday.iieiiooi at 

tlito place. There la talk of his #nter- 

liig the niiulBtry, 

oLEAitiMofe, nieroiisand usefui. The happy eoupie 

ttiS will resideluiOsniioGjty, 

The fourlb Quarterly Conference ot 

the Salem M, fi, Church, FiesBantviiie, 

by a rislflg and unanimous vote request. 

ed the return of Rev.C, K, Fleniitig for 

the fifth year of service as their paatorl 

This church la now in the mld«t of a 

graeloHa aud unusual religious revival, 

Tbe 

Inter- 

OflieerUuiliHk.oI U!liyiiie,had ades* 

pernto Haht Sunday with H. Waliniaiij 

who recently eneaped ftom the county 

jiill, WaltniHii kicked and beat the 

iiniuer uiinitrelfiilly, and tried to shoot 

him, but WM filially secured, Officer 

the 

moth lee houW tm 

Third street, 

Bt, 3, W, ThBtehcr, of 

WAH in tills City Thumday 

up 

after 

, MIsa Gertrude Price H|snt A few 

with Iier rHreiilH, Mr, nnd Mrs, J. T; 

Price, liiHt week. 

Jnniqs H. Lliin aurt ivlru, nf PhiiatleU 

Iihia,aiB occiipylBB their Cciitml avenue 

cottage for a Heiurin. 

Bherlir Haiid lia« teen 

(he pwtBri agflijjBt bribery at 

They are woadsrftiiiy efRscUVQ. 

H. B, Adams and famliy have taken 

(KffiupiiBcy of their new cottap OH 

-tral Avenue, wmtii of Ninth Street, 

'N, V Cieilanil and wife, of l 

pida, were eiiBfonetd iu their Wiwlt-y 

nveiiue oottap; a couple of UUJH lunt 

week. 

Several of the patrliiiic n>i*|deht« din. 

played flaga aad limiting on Thursday 

hi liuimr sif this i.irtli of "the 

Cicorge." 

Mrs, Minnie Hiiigkv rclnrnwl 

Hatiirday eveuhi{$ aftur sn jcleniltsi 

visit wllli retalivtti and Iriendij hi i»t>iiii- 

y 

Ruilock will receive a reward widen the 

couuty authorltlfa oflbred fur Walt- 

arreat, 

KQO HARBOR BIT?, 

The fiillowing CitinenM' tiyket haw 

placed lu niunitiatiiHi attheunlnn 

for the mutiicipai oletMbin at 

tills place, to be held 011 Maroli 27; May* 

or, Fred.Bi-huciiard 

(?aMl| Freciioldor, Oiiarlc» 

Council, Qeo,Sleigauf, William l 

Hull aud A, H. VoKt; Betuioi guneHn< 

toiideiit, Jonii ^hUHteri Bchijol Trustee, 

Frank uioven CiniHtalile, Wiliiain 

4'AFE WAV CdLJWTT MOTH, 

((••» Flhelied Hers aid 

ipeliiUIng many 

pastor IB being a§ata( 

Sbnrp, the ovaogellst, 

Tha Children's Band, 

conducted by Mrs, Anita U. FlEtnlng, 

the tHHtor's wlA, shows ft commendable 

zeal in church work aad ]H a marked 

success, y p p y , 

free of debt, and by united effbrt and 

Cjbrifltlau liarmony in developing in> 

HATE MAY COUHT IIOTWR. 

place Is to have ''a new jail and 

tberill'a house, and they are lo be heated 

b£ Bteam. Hida have been invited nnd 

will be received by tbe Freebolders' Jail 

UotURilttee unttl March 

strength, 

ATLAHTIO orrv, 

Mclvln Smith, HOD of WjlllaiD M, 

Bmltii, wag buried at Zlou Cemetery 

gunday Bfterupon, 

Jofteph Thornpwit!, a well known citl- 

geii and property owner, dnîped dead 

Suuiluy, neuralgia of the heart being 

the cauHe of death, He was In hto 60th 

year and had fn]lowed the occupation 

of carpenter and builder for many years, 

Howard JJuckueli, of Fhiladeipiila, 

returned Sunday morning from » duck 

OveiHecr of the Poor, [hunting trip on which he started 

i Hnrbcsr MnHler, Jam«* Thunsday qspwtlug to return the next 

1. IjtpV(.|jiiiiI, 

PORT BKPliBLTi!, 

What ;»]tl Hcjiiiieii coriHldcf tiie 

ernte tlirowing awny of lifu )H the at< 

tumjit uf Jiieob Wuitwf of Uila plnue, in 

wauii New York city lit a PHIUM boat, 

Hv IiuH pdiiHtnicl«i for blruwlf a small 

iiory, U feet in ieiigUi, aud, flllliig It 

with thy jievuvHsttry pmvlHJiinH Hturtod 

Haliircliiy tu reaijli Nuw York by going 

up the iiittHt, TheHfvere gales, |ireva= 

(ytit-nt thlHm?aHif» of the year, willi 'the 

muMiinewt of the boa, riiitket* 

nf 

IlielinrtI 11, Btitw him 

llirouftb tiio agency of H, CfurilH 

HOD a ]ut on A«bury Aveiiiic, wuith 

Elevriiili Htreet, of N, V, 

Two thiiigHare pnrtk-ulariy 

just now, vtei the i)im>himinjj pnyet of 

a dollar is iinuHiiaJiy great, but n\m! m 

1H (he dimmiity of gettilig hyitl of 

dollar. 

, Tiie' Jlfiord «f liegiptry and 

will meet on Tucwlay nest, 

the hduis of 1 ami 0 1*. MM to revN} tlie 

regLNlry HHL Bee that y«uf iiuiiiu in till 

thoilHt, 

J, U, Huflman, Esq., oi 

t'lmrt HOUHC, WUDU tlie iHiaiirtuiiBii _ 

iiifit week. Mr, HuITiiiiin had mi vinitifd 

OtseanCity previ«iiRly for a 11 umber ,,f 

years and was tlolfghlwl wilh thg mpjil 

gpnwth of the elty, 

N. C, Uiellaud piirehasted the two Ints 

nil tlie corner of Anbury nvctiiiu and 

Ninth struct m\d at tiieSf'NTi 

till Friday by Biierlf! liuis-Ft 

Prtis, mm, Mr, Clellaud Intends im« 

jtroving the prciperty m ssnii a« tiie 

transfer is legally mmlo. 

OH Wedncaday pveiihig taut a nuni- 

iMF of foilles doeply liitereHled fn tiio 

welfare of fhe Churcli gave a guiipernt 

tile Knirnctt In aid nf thg iliiahcssi of 

(he uiiilcrtakTiiga partictilarly 

one, and it Is hardly [jnibaltle ttiai 

will refts'h IIJB dwihiutlnii In 

Jt SH not known thuitiiiy wager 

tlie utlriiijiL 

day. His yacht was blown fifty 

tOBeaby the piBvalllng severs gales, 

and the pimfjengers aiid crew were half 

frogeu when they reached this port. 

The Republican ward convention on 

Saturday night elected the following 

candidates and thereby completed their 

ticket. First Ward-Council, Albert 

Byer, Edward Kline, AMâor, Horaee 

Kellftr; CouHtubieH, Churlea Jiafrettaad 

Jesse Yates? Ohowii Preebolder, Btewart 

Slilnn, gecfiEid Ward—Council, Joseph 

Llngermau and Stiward S, Leer ASSCB- 

sor, Frank A, Hairier; Con»tahle«( Harry 

MarkBuud Edward rellitt. Third Ward 

—Couueil, George Long and 

Our 

ivliluh will 1st? lield tlil** (Thiimliiy) 

i 

Air. Middle hiW rsiircliiiHisl a new horse, 

C'ajiiiiiii Janien 11, TifWiiNcnd^ two 

ciiildrcii nreHick, 

Our Frut=ii!>Icler JH putting up the rait- 

iroti (lie cniHHWiiy at Ihirt plait*. 

A Niift i»\ WtfliiL-tfduy of luttt week he 

llurliupi aiid John t'nitlery, re* 

It! John iKfing (.•liHIHlliti'd (O Jllll 

hi default iiflîbjill, 

, A, IJiihirtcr WiiN (ij! 1 viuwint? II!M umU 

ill! KithtrdHy hut, ifi- rv|HtrtM 

J,'IHHI [iiiHim hi Ailuuifi! t:ity 

wlih iiJ U 

Knnuer; Ammtwt Arthur Westcdti; 

C l J 

, Janus* Jiussell; ClKjseu Free- 

huldyr, JpHiplr figrton. Fourth Ward 

—CiiUiicllj ThomaH Thomiiwjn, Alfred 

*loAnnoy- ABWffior, Hninuc] (J.Hurris; 

UiiiiHtahie, William JoncH, 

The Dymocratiq primaries afuiidoy 

night elected ftiiiseUof delegatOH Ui the 

city eonveiiitoii wiileh will he held lo= 

Caps May Point eitcnBivo Jra« 

bvemeiits are to be made la the spring 

hi the Israel Johnson and Matthew 

Handall estate properties. 

Miss Jennie Matthew!) broke a botUe 

of wine over the bow of the new uioop 

yacht, Halen H. 1x4011pg which was 

iaunehed at Scliollluger'ij Landlug, on 

Saturday, 

The terms of Mayor George H, Reeves 

and GouncUfuea Uarciay Sebellender 

and John D, Craig, of We«t Ospe May, 

expire next month, Although Mayor 

iteeves Is a liepubljcaii he iws been re= 

nooilnatcd by the Democratg, That 

party bus aluo named David Hughe* 

and Waiter Fen derson fftrUouudl, The 

liepublicaiiet Saturday sight named ex* 

Mayor John Spencer fur Mayor, and 

Daniel C, Eidrcdge and Untmellnian 

Craig for UounelL Spencer and KecvcH 

liave I*eii oppfmiiig candldattsfof eight 

years jiam, and the hpiinrH have been 

pretty evenly divided, 

OCEAN VIEW, 

R. CGodnfey s|ient WediieHday in 

the Uuaker City, 

Josepli I. Beuil, of Sea Isle, was in 

this place on ThufHday, 

M, J, Ki-liy, of Phiiadcliihta, siwnta 

few days of last week en his farm here, 

Joseph Smith has bought a team of 

horses. , 

Elmer Young spent Tuesday of last 

week In Fhiladeipiila, 

Tlicsmos Sharp, nf Petersburg, 1HIH 

Keel. I 

Tiie Republican CiQfOoQventlon wu 

held on Wednesday night of 1st weft! 

at Odd Fellow's.Hall for the nomlruv 

Uon of candidates for the offlas of 

Mayor, Reuordcf, AldenriaB, Treasurer 

and otlitr munielpil offleea. ' Fnakilii 

P. itnyt who all along bu been aktmoR 

candidate fbr the Mayoralty, received 

tite nomlnatlon_by a majority of If del- 

egates. The offlge of Recorder was «&• 

corded Juha T, Qouldey, who rao 30 

votes ahead of hta oppontnt The flnt 

vote far Alderman was a tie between 

Joseph B. Baftiett and Jacob H, Lei* 

dotB, Bartlett, whs was Blated for re- 

tirement by some of tbe JlepubUaii 

leaderu, DHI ahead of his opponent on 

the eeoopd ballot by 0 votes, John A, 

Jeffries secured the nomination for 

r by a majority of id votes over 

iiis oppiineut, U. B, Young, For Over- 

seer of the Piior, H, U, Norman ran 10 

Vflten ahead of Robert Dunlevy, Itouert 

H. Ittpraoijof tlieUityEseeullveUotQ. 

Riittee, was Chairman, 

TO COHTRACTOMB. 

ArÛ rmVBS&lS « hereby lB*lt*d for 

Hir rremion or a CflHnlj JtU and SfiertlTi 

dmee si C«^ llnj ceurt Home, N-w Jer* 

to the plan- •nd ifltt 

n flie at U* Ul 

moved bore and will have charge of tiie 

furui whicii Is iiwued by M, J, Kelly, of 

Philadelphia, 

SisterH Alice and Martlia Umifrey 

weru In Pliiiudejphiu mi r l'iii>fldtty and 

A iuinily from W«t!«ni 

ihiN ruovwl (jn William HittimmiH fiirm 

lo cngiitfe In toijmt-i.f iiilture, 

A'fuiujly fhtni up Jt'RHjy \um tiiken 

iinii iifUuptHiii Hvilry Ht(H>tllluii ! H 

the Hoard of Stewards, wiilcli proved a 

great Siicee§§t esceeding in net gall! 

anything dene 011 that line probably in 

the history ef theBoeieiy, the caMh nault 

amrnintiiig to upwards of $83 wtrnes 

with great acceptance to the Biewards 

at the closing of the conference year 

and reflecti to the brightest credit on 

the ladies who bad the matter iu hand. 

SaatnJener Rallrood ivxtciiNloii, 

The work of estendliig the South Jer- 

sey Railroad from Tuekahae to Car* 

May City has commenced. Ten car* 

loads of (IrHt=cIasH mk iiea have been 

laid from Tuckahoe dtiwn, aud (lie fliMt 

consignDjent of iron Is eooa ] 

JiuiJdJngH are beliig prepared for 

iiiB hirge'gangH of laboreni at 

vitle, and those hi Pîtlnn to know 

fllate tliat this week will Hee the work 

well advanced. 

William HievhriMiijWlxi lins l»ccn Mich 

for HevfRiI weck», inimnli ligltcrut itiiH 

writing. 

Mr. and Mm, JUi'lifird liigurwilt, wlio 

imve iHith ixKfii Niillerlng frisiii the grip 

tor two lit three wrtfks jBWt, Imve ni'tirl j 

Uwirgy Hniiiii and Misw Thoelic 

t-fs, ijftiiin piiicu, were nmrrii.il 011 I)u> 

14th at Atluiitic (Jity, hy tliu Ilev, Mr, 

iiiorrAWHud UIHO uoiuinated the fulloiv- 

hig CJtiididiitea for want onkt-s: FirNt 

Wuni—Couiicli, 0, LvL'nle and 8,'p, 

DUHIIIH; AtoieHfiiJrjJoflialiCouover; Free- 

holder, T. J, Hgrlier; OoiiNtable, Aivlii 

Van Hoi ten Andrews*, Becond Wan)— 

UiUiiioii, George W, Jaekmn and L, W, 

CJ, A, Bt'Ully; 

Wflimin Hiirkiicy mid (j. K. 

Third Wiird-€ouiieiit 

and Jclin O. Marfb; 

Jutiii C, lilnleyf Ulnweu 

Jiiliii D, Htetlnmn; UJIIIHtable, 

Myura, Fourth Wanl—i'iiiiiifil, Harry 

if, PHsiall and HiHuijul Jliirtoii* ASHS. 

wsr, Harry Hjiiiil; auiHtaltJe, Juwph 

Iliirry, - 

a. C.ToWiiBend is aiuiing tlie Hrst tii 

Him tlie Kill on whirii lie will cultivate 

tijiniiUes for the factory, 

A new Iron fence will probably be 

plucwl ariiund tiie Uulvary 

(?imrch In tho near future, u» nearly nil 

the fuiiilN neccttiary have been siib- 

ncribed. 

Wllifum Devaul waH tiie ilrHi Id lit. 

IKJUCC frt-Hli llHii tin uiir riiarket, liiul- 

tltnk bejiiK liio H(ieck«. 

Tho«e tlml wltncwH-nred fiir many yenra, 

therefore new on file at ifip mUtlchdo of B«mU6i 

E. Ewlng •! WMI &po Mar. Rtmjviwrf. 

Bepiirim prypsnlii srealge invited for tlie 

ri(M?fMjirySiij*| Cglfat iinJ Ins Work fsp HJd 

Jail, nccojaparifHi with conjpjFta EpreiSGUfona 

tiipfpforpj In «h[oh eaeh biiidisr mutt ipnclfv 

ihelp coniLhicMen, qu.liiy of it«J, and tlie 

flseuiiar imUnB intern he prypetH to rurntah • 

an J cncli bilder to iflbm.K umplei of lie ii«J 

hs profi«rt isiiiiB ih« sMtroetisD of UIB 

sleel erllt, •iieli Hnnpi*if to be •u'yjiH;C«d to «rf 

•«•!• mat tnif be drtlr*,1 fey the (toimfy OfflelaJl, 

4!» perfect Ilectfug Britem for ill enih 

bliNillngl' 

Bidder* irfsr •!» make pmaii for the werk 

COmpleE*. (uh 1 ilting thentifitli cuttin' " 

flcaildni far (he eels. And inn Wort; - 

ing Sr«i*nij »mi •ubmiiilBK Hnsiea of 

M prdTfdHl *ba»ff. - 

All bropofali la be Hi«rki>4 " 

Mew_TO«ntr. Jmil," und hB*aî.__., 

tllp Coniitilltes on JiUI p& or before IS 

nMB, ef ittreh Bui, isi, and ba a« 

•lih a cortlflfd or eulller'a chrek for 

A Moral 

Seaaide 

Resort 

• - • , i 

Not Excelled 

as a ••. 

Health Restorer. 

GILBERT & LAKE, 

leise and Sip Paiitors. 

45© West Avenue, 

Finest facilities for 

•i* 

unnin&etc. 

f6p 

of 

WilUam^ liatsaj OiMrniiin of J»i| doromittee 0 

M > forfeit to Odps Msy teusir, Haw jermj, la 

the e*enl that the pueeeufttl bidder falii, or r*= 

fuaea, sitHiH ft reiuonablp lime, to en»F into 

conlr>> 1 for the work awarded to him accord- 

Ing la his pnpnial (checkj or bedds to be re- 

lUrped fa iiniueâifgl bidden m ioOii a* s de> 

efBloa {)• pBHhed, anil tbqte or lueceftfiii biddara 

to lie reiurnrii to them upon Uisjr cpnipUangB 

wUh the een

V.'/'*>* 

OP THE MIND DISCUSSED 

AT THE TABiRNAQUt, 

pn TnlBtpc* Sâ U* Clumsbf «f the 

fl, fab, S3,—IB the Brook- 

lyn Tabernacle this forenoon BOP, Dr. 

Tulmage cbose ftrtbe subject of nla 

sermon "Tbe Human Faco'r and hold 

Us great andfenco lajdnated witb tbo 

cnaniioffll* elpqaeBcea* be dlaooflncd 

on » subject of oolvenal interest. The 

'•txfwatSGdeaiaigea viii, 1, "a man'a 

wisdom naKath bis face to sblnn, and 

the boldness of Ms fteo shall bo chang- 

ed," or, to It cay fee rendered, "the 

sosrnalof bis fBeesnali bo sweetened," 

ToosH little change In mr English 

translation brlnge oat the better mean 

lug of the Iwt, which sets forth that 

tne chartwtar of the face fs decided by 

the character of tbo son}. The main 

restores of Oar couutenance sere decid- 

ed fay the Almighty, sod we cannot 

change them, bat trader Uod we decide 

whether we shall bars countenances 

benignant or baleful, wnr or sweet, 

wrathful or genial, heoeToIentor moan, 

aqBatteragoandrelly, impsdeotorinod- 

oet, epsrageeas er cowardly,/rank or 

•nsakjo^, ID all the work* of God there 

la nothing mBiB wonderful than tbe hn- 

"nan opunteswice, Thongb tbe longert 

face !• ifHtban 13 loebeafroin tho faair 

Ifneof tbe forehead to Urn bottom of 

the chin and tbe broadest face ti Iqa 

than 8 fncfaas from check bono to cheek 

bone, jet Ip that unall compass God 

bath wrought sscb differences that tbo 

1,600;000,000 of the human race may 

be distinguished from each other by 

theff fadil 

Tfae free Is orOIuerily tbe Index of 

1 character.' It fa tfae throne of tbo emo- 

tions, Ills the hattleBuld of the pas- 

alona, It & the catalogue of character. 

|t la the tnap of tte mind, It Is the 

bypftb£ BOBI, And while tbe 

before pnr birth Whether 

we stall be handsome or homely we are 

by tbo character wo form deciding 

whether onr countenances (ball bo pleas- 

t ant of disagreeable, This is so nraeh so 

that some of tbs most boantlfol faces 

ars unattractive because of their arro- 

gance or their deceitfulncss, and some 

of the most rBgg^d and irregular fea- 

i 1 V 

mm that ahinea tbrpogb them, Acci 

6m% 07 BlckntuB or BcariflcatioB mny 

rail the fwv K that itihoii sutexpna 

tiio iool, bat tn tbe majority of caioa 

gly* H me * deliberate look at a ann's 

conntODBDoeand I will tell yon whether 

be fa v oynloor as optimbt, whether bo 

la a miser $r • pbJlasthrqplBt, whether 

be U noble ut fgnqnjlnipns, whether bo 

fsgpQAarliBd, Oqr first liopnsaioD oi 

.-* ^VTQT woman la generally the acen- 

^litolmpôD. Ton at theflmt glance 

ranks Bp yoor mind that mme man la 

, ^nworthy of you frienflHhip, bnt after- 

wuti, by iireBnntsBoa being pat into 

Jtlite aôdntian with him, you 

Mm sod trnt bin, Yit 

it 

hira long enough, and yen 

will be compelled to return to yonr orig- 

in*! tattniBte of bis character, bat it 

will be after he has cheated yon out of 

4vorytbrag be could lay Ida hands on. 

It Is of Qod*B mercy tBat wo have these 

Snnflds indexia of character. PbrcnoJ. 

Index, and while It may be 

to an absurd extent there is no 

doabt tbat you can jfldge somewhat nf 

a lass 1 )! character by tbe shape of hia 

bend. fiOmlstry is another Index, nnd 

while It may he carried Inn? the fanciful 

-and hecromaatic there Is no doabt that 

sertAIn line* la tbe jutim of tho band 

ire iodlcatffe of mental and moral 

tfatts, 

BtSLS fBYHJQGHOMY. 

* ^Kiyslognomy is another Index, and 

^rbile. tbe oontoqr of tte human face 

may asmeHma mislead na we can gen- 

erally, after looking into the eye and 

noticing tbe curve of tho lip and tte 

of the nostril and tbe correla- 

__ _B of all the features, come to s right 

ss^matsof a nan's character, If it 

wao JHJt ao, how wonld We know whom 

_o tost and whom to avoid! Whether 

we will or not, physiognomy decides a 

thousand things In commercial and 

and Social and religious de> 

From one lid of tbo Bible to 

tbeofbef there le no science so reoog- 

Blsvdaatbatof pbysiogoomyj and noth- 

ing more thoroBgUy liken for granted 

$niihf power of tee sonl totransfig- 

aretfaolsce. The Bible speaks of the 

Of God," tte "face of Jesus 

tbe "faoeoE 8MB, 7 tte Vfnoe 

"tfeB 4 'faceof Job," the "face 

of tbe old nmn," tbo ablnlng'•faceof 

wrathful "face of ^bsra 

tbs facft of bamilia- 

fJon, tbs resnrrectteoary staff on the 

qlingurlngtlisir face, and In my text 

i tbs Bible declares, "A man's wisdom 

?^fetf____tb bbj face to abtso, and tte BOBE- 

y»BIbIehatsoffiuch toBay^boutpbysl- 

SgBOQyii w*,do 'not, wonder ttlqt the 

.^ wflfNMlta made it * study from tbe 

__, t In Tata tbOjEnglbb parlla- 

fn ths tfnwoT 0obrge n ordered 

itabUd/w&Ipped anfl Imprisoned those 

* - - - - Intelligent 

bate studied itandal 

fig oration and nogntJay inbeaveti. Kind* 

ness! It ia the m«t magninwn. sculp- 

tor that ever touched human couut_• 

nance. 

Uo one could" au ;r at tho uniiiiin! 

geniality In tbotucoof William Win< 

secretary of tto troagury of tbo 

United Itatee, after eeeing bim at the 

Kew ¥erk bauqset jnit beforo be 

pen and 

Bight be kind, and the effecta of it v.ill 

be written.if) the Ifingungo of your fiu_e, 

Tbat Is tbo gnpfil of pbyaicgiioniy. 

" TUS UOH ASD fHB UOLSK, 

A Dayonne merchant was in tho south 

of Europo for big faealtbp and sittinn on 

the terrace ono raorning In bis Invaikl- 

isffl he iaw a rider flnng from a homo 

into the river, and without thinking of 

Wa own weafitieas the merthnnt fiong 

oil bis invalid'a gown and Jenpcd into 

the Btnatn au_ swaa ts tho dr«wnin|( 

Ednn, and cloteliSng hini ns he wiiH 

about to go down tib liwt 

won, 

PDWEB OF A FACE, 

"Kow,"_iajs some one, "I bnowvery 

good people who have no sn.h religion 

in their fodos," My friend, therenaoii 

probably iB that they wiTOtiOt etmverted 

nntil lute in life, WurldliDiflfl and Siu 

had been at work with thuir chiHyig on 

that loco tm 80 or 40 ycoru, and Grace, 

tha divine senlptresfl, has been busy With 

her eliisej (july Hyo or ten ygnn), D« tint 

be Surprised thnt Piiidlns nnd Grcdfl- 

OB|b with tiicir flne ulsiHt'lH oaniiot iu ii 

short while mnovo all tliu masks of the 

stone iiiugun's crowliar* wiiipn turn btt-n 

boHj there for a loiifl wliiki, 1 iay to 

all the young, if jtiu wuiild hnve 

pathetic face, hopeful f.i.o. 

tin- 

'ii 

10 

In Hfuty to the bank, when gliiiieing 

t 

.Miebad Angelo, Iheiqaipter. TiilHng 

fjof^nd^wmi one-showed him la a 

bock yard a piece of surblf that was so 

abipfflsss It aeeaed of no use, and 

pl^ kdiff he conld, mpks 

iling pittbi % and if sd'was teid 

cbillIwn it TheiirtlBttookthamor- 

bl«, and for pine months shot btnuelf 

^Pil^Bitol ftflmj to maka o* ft | 

states of David with Ala foot on 

llatb, bnt tho marblo waa notqnfte 

lanongn st tbe toam to mats h 

trafje form of tha giant, £$' 

i f b l l b 

fambnr 

sum oUlB cgnfeaalnn 

Into tbe face of tho rLicned iunn ho 

cried, "My God, I hnv. atived my own 

Bon!" All kindness comes ..nek to ua 

In one way or another; if net in auj 

ither wny, tlion in your own Isato, Kind: 

Show it te others, fur the time 

aay come whoo yen will nyod it yum* 

self, PeopSa Ignghed at the lion incaiiHe 

ho Bliflred tha inonse that ran over him 

when b)* one motion of hiepuw thenioii- 

itof could have crashed the iuijgijifi^ 

_ant rtjaturbor, Bnt It wag well ilmt 

the lion hnd mercy on the njeaBO, far 

me day the lion was eaaght Iu ii trap 

nd roared foarful.y bucitdae hu vim 

held fast by ropes. Then the iiioiiBe 

gnawed oil the ropes and let the lion go 

free, Son may consider yourself u lion, 

hot yon cannot afford to dcBpiso n moniie. 

When Abninum Lipeolu jiardom.il a 

eoBg 8dtdi_r at the request ef bis muth= 

er, the mother went down the ituifM of 

the White BUUBO saying: "They have 

lied about tho _s_«.ii__..t*_ IH__UJ| liuifii;- 

ly« Ho |s the hnndnoiuc-t niiiii I ssver 

saw." All over that president's niiignd 

i was wiitten thg kindnuss which 

he ao well .iUuitrntud whL'n ho, aaid, 

'Hoino of our gyiientlB i-empluht that I 

impair discipline nna iuboriliiiatinn in 

the arniy by tny pardons and rripitea, 

fast it ttink_s mo rt-sted tttter fi hard 

day's work if j can pud eaiiid goiHi .'*= 

f« Baving a man'a life, nijd 1 go 

to bed happlur na I think how joyons 

the signing of my nnme will uiuke hiin 

isd his fatally," Kiudnceisi it miikde 

tte lawtoshlno while Hfo lasts und nft- 

er death pots a sntnaier BUjiMt 1» tweun 

the stilt lips and thesineotbed hiiir tbnt 

makes me say sometlihes nt oliciijniffl, 

"Sbo _«m_ too beautiful to bury." 

But ben cones another chisel, and 

iti nmno is uypocriay, Otarist with one 

terriio stroke In his sermon on the 

mount described ibis character, "When 

ye fait, be not aa the hypocrites, of n 

sad oountoDance, for they disfigure their 

faqes that thoy may appear unto sen to 

fast.*' Hypecflsy having taken pessos« 

sien of the son], it immeUlately oppeais 

ia th© countenance, Bypocrites are al- 

ways soIoBin, They carry several ooun* 

try graveyards in their faces. They are 

tearful When then la nothing to ttfy 

abont, and In their prayers they catch 

for their breath and have such general 

doiefnlqeai that they diggnit young peo- 

ple with religion, We had one of them 

In one of my oburobes. When he ex> 

orted, he always deplored the low state 

of Mliglgn in other people, and wben be 

prayed it wis dD nttackof bysterlq, and 

be west: into a paroxynn of obi and aha 

that seemed to _jeniand rwoscltatlop. 

He went on In tbat way until wo had to 

ejtpel him front the church for stealing 

Ifae property intrusted to him as admin- 

istTEter and for other vices tbat I will 

sot - oferiOons and he wrote trio several 

letters not at all cotnpllinonlary from 

the west; saying that be was dally 

Ing for my everlasting destruction, 

aa cannot bivs hypocrisy In his 

!wlt__out sqmebow showing It ia 

, All Intelligent people who 

witness l£*toaw It Is Dotting bot a 

dfutaatlxatlon, 

DJ» another fihlae], and tbat 

the'old fashioned reUglos, 

Jt first takes po_s___Ion of tto whole 

blood 

aiiy 

li 

Xhisdone, despdowtf 

yst*'Vow 1st tee 

and front gste of 

«f*ro*iin« aienal th*H 

face, cheerful fnce, kind fn.., fit 

earliest poFBtbk' momclit by tho 

of God have planted id yonr HUH I 

pathy and hopo nnd courage and guud 

eheor anfi klBdnsHa, No uiiiu ever in- 

dulged a gracious ffuliiig or IVBH movi 1 *! 

by a rightueB! indiguutioH or wm Hiirrwl 

hj a b_B_veii_it tiiipiilge bnt its eifut'l 

was Enafii or less iiiillyntcd fti the t-mm 

touanuo, wliilo Bavitl iiotk-uil tint pljysi. 

ognOinKifffttitof a hiitldj_pn_iti to 1>nr* = 

y6nr fafie In hof lap and hiivo a good 

eryl' ' . ' •• ' • 

But I eon toll yoa of a more Rympiv 

tbetiennd inrtro tenddraad more loving 

face than any of tbo focus j have inqn- 

tlonod. "No, fun ennno t," Bay a iomo 

one, • I enn, nnfl I will. It ia the fnso 

of JeBQS Christ BI bq_ waa on earth and 

ia now In heaves. When preparing my 

ilfo^f Obri§t, entltlyd "Froiii Altmi&r 

to Throno," 1 rfinsiiuki.-d tlinart gal* 

lories iind portfolioaof the world to find 

a jilsturo of our Snviour'a fnco thnt 

might bo Dioet expresRlVe, nnd I saw it 

as Frnnceseo Pruncia pninted ft In tho 

gisieenth eontury, and ns the emerald 

intaglio of the tilth satnry preecntud 

it, and as a,fresco In tho cntneoinlia near 

Eomo jir*.«rvud it, and ns Leonnrdo tla 

Vinci showed it In'•-Thp Last aappsr," 

add I looked In the Louvre, and the, 

LuaomboDrg, and tbo Yatiuan, riud the 

Drosdoji, ooil ttioBofJin,'nnd Noapojitnn 

and Leaden gallort« for the snst id- 

spiring fnce of Christ, nnd rnnny of the 

prtsBentetionswerewonderfol forputhga 

and n_aje_ty and power and execution^ 

but although I Hjlected thnt by Ary 

Sohefforaa in SOBIB r^peeta the most 

eapresaivo J felt as we alf feol=that oar 

Chriat hwj Eovor yet been ]tresyntyd 

either in scBlptare or pninting, odd 

that we will bare to wait until wo rise 

to the upper pala«^ where we shall eeo 

him as he Is. = 

What o gentle facoltmust bn'fo been 

to Induce the babes tp struggle out of 

their mother's arms into his arias.! 

Whot as expressive fseo it nnat hayo 

been when one reproving leotr of it 

threw stalwart Peter Into a fli of tcarH t 

What a pleading face ii rasit hsf s Lwen 

to lead the pealmlst in prayer to my 

of iti "Look npon the face of thins 

anointed!" What a ayrnpatb-He face It 

Dinst bare been to encourage tha eicfe 

woman who was bcyvnd any help from 

tbe doctor, to tuncb the fluui «f bis gar- 

ment I Whtit a suffering face It must 

twve bean when saspended on tbo per- 

pendlculnr and horizontal pieces of thu 

wood of martyrdom, and blsantagonistB 

slapped the pallid cbwfc with their 

rough bandi and befooled it with tho 

saliva of their blasphemous lips! What 

• toarnvdons face it stout bave been to 

Jwd BWobu to describe if tn tbe em- 

tag judgment idicatterl-if tbennivetso 

wbeB he sayi, 'i¥tom wboae tpeo the 

entfa and toe heaven Bed awav." 

O Chrirtt Once the NaiSKne, but 

now the celestial I Once of oaes, bot 

now of throne! Once cfuwned with 

•tinging bramble, bnt now 

with thu jewels of rnPfmmed empires 

Turn on us thy pardoning tncu nnd fur 

give at, thy BjmFnthetiG face and con- 

golo BS thy suffering fnco and bave tby 

atonement avail fay as, tby omnipotent 

face add resorts ns. Oh, what a face! So 

icarfed, to loeerated, so r«fieadent, 

qverwheifflinglj gloriDBS tHnttiieMra' 

phim pat wing te wing Bad with thci 

eon joined pinions beep off seffls of th 

luster that ii too atigbty even for eyes 

chef tibia or angoHe, aad yet tbia morn' 

Ing turning apon n« with a sheathed 

iplendoF Ite that with which ho ap- 

peBfedwhen he said to the nothere 

bashful Bbttui t;r_senting theirebildrep, 

"Bflffur them to _a_ae,"aBdtfl tie poor 

waif of tiiii ilrMt, "Keitber do I eoa- 

deiiiB the_1"flBd to the eyes of the 

bliaa beggitr of the wayside, •*Boqpea» 

ed." I think my brother John, thu t& 

tamed foreign mlgsionary, dying §nm 

Bier boferd tot at Doand Breek, eiinga 

a glliapss of tbnt face nf Chriit whsa 

In bis dylfig hour iny brother iaM, 

sbiill bo satlitied whea 1 nwufee In his 

likeBOfa," Aiid BOW Bato him (ho 

loved ug nnd waibed ns froin ear Bins 

la his own blood and hath iiiHile til 

and pricatB unto God and bis Father, to 

bin] be glory and dominion for ever flDil 

evil. A in on and aiusaf Adaon um 

omen! 

A yuvef luUian KcHe. 

ThcFO was ret'i'iitiy fotiud is «n 

eietit oyster bnnk on the Sabiae river, 

just below thia point, ii well preserved 

Indiiui idol, The i iu ngo was neiifly fomr 

foot high and wns of a three bended 

infln, with the gcnles of a tartlo eove^ 

lug the entire body, but with the foot 

and eiira'i of a psfither. The idol is 

hollow and coutiiinod the Bkolctonof o 

joBBg child, In an upright ptsition, tbe 

head flttlflg into that of the god, 

WhetbertliO child wns thna taiorificed 

te tho god or the linage merely Bicd as 

a repository of thSdead baly eaaBot 

bo ducided. The riirvifig on tho idol 

fihowed a degree of -kill BBeoainjoa 

among tho Indiana us existing DOW or 

ns foand hero Jiy tlie enrly -etticn, and 

as tho hunks of this viuinity wore evi« 

dontly ereoted by fl people aatedating 

these it ia probublo that tbe imago was 

of Iht-ir rriiîoii uiso. It ia of ,i 

ontl is coniposyd of fonr or five pieces 

nuatly ec'!B_ntsd tflyt>ther with' a sab" 

stunco Hot f eeegaiied by aay mason who 

has seen It, 

The union of the several atones > SB 

ployed in It fa so cquningly done that 

Oiily a cloaci tiiuni nation reveals it ot 

all. Tho eyes aro "f agato and sot with 

thoflkill of a tinishutl lapidary, and by 

BOIISQ contrivntice are _s arraBgcd as te 

aove in the hunt! from side to eiilo, aad 

to clnso by the ghuttiil|f down of Hdi of 

silver. The pnnther cinwa nro nUo of 

pjlvcr, and the feet are of obsidian high- 

ly polished, 

(Jiio of the tiirw heatli wean a be* 

nign esi>r__!iii.in, whSly another grins 

maliL-ionaly nnd the third frownflbeav 

lly nnd HIIOWH elineboil teeth of 

iao,=Bcaumoi_t (Te», 

The BAB.* KlBd Of & F941, 

The rcpujjlio of Hadagonia bad been 

long find well reprcsanted at tho court 

of tbo king of PatngMcaf by an ofilcer 

esllod a d&de, but one day the Mndago- 

nian pftrlinmont eonfoned npon him tht 

superior rank of daudao, Tbo nert day 

after being apprised of his new dignity 

he hastened to Inform tho king of Fata* 

gascor, 

"Ah, yofl, I BBdefstand," eald the king, 

"Ton have been promoted and given in- 

ereaaed ps^ and nll&waneea. There waa 

an appropriation?" 

"Ifes, year mnjeity," 

"And you have now two heads, have 

yea not?" , 

l! Ob, no, your tnajesty—only enif las* 

•are yon," 

"Indeed I Ana how* many lep and 

anas?' , 

"Two ef each, sire=eBly two af each," 

"Aad only one beflyF' 

" Jflat a single bedy, as yon perceive, 8 

Thonghtfully romoving his crown and 

seratehing tho reynj head, tbemoBareb 

was fiilont a moment, and then be saidi 

.. "Ifanef that appropriation has been 

miMjiplied, Yon seem to be aboBt t 

eaine kind of a blank fool that JOB wont 

yesterday."—San Francisco Examiner, 

Vbe AdTftne _h1 _n_ of Women* 

"What siiall wo do with our girW 

isa't snch n hard qBeation to answer as 

it Bsed ts be, and now I think of it, 

"What shftll we do with our boyiT ta 

growing to be Bomothing of a problem. 

Girls nro branching out in ftmsuuier _&!• 

o-Jated to etriko terror to yoor heart, 

whBB yoa consider the fact that they are 

expeet_d t*3 inhabit timtrcoJm popuii_rly 

referted to ns "fiphere" aad leek ap to a 

man, depending upon hini,.believing In 

hitni deferring to bibs, and tho problem 

about tho boja is how to taake them to 

match her. The women have been mods 

to match the men for a long tiiao—in 

fact, ever since the Croater Invented Mis= 

tress Eve, ' ; 

It realjy looks u though eifciinistsaeei 

were hedging about ns that rather eon 

pel BS to fashion the boys after a bettor 

pattern In order to niojce them a match 

for the girls, It's rather a good sort of a 

echetne, and it kadi np to a host of bet- 

ter things, such aa we nuve bt*n led to 

believe btiouged to the millennium, 

: The ndvasicoment of women has regu- 

larly been the cause of iowiog the seeds 

of socialism jtmong the' entire set They 

BTO grodnully leflrning to demand mere 

tbings=J0BUce, aiiiong others—and to 

lojirn that tlioy only obtain by demand- 

ing,—Hwyot Belt Gaboon, 

Mr, Henry rnrniss, the carieatnriflt of 

Punch, baa been compiling a list ef tho 

nnlncky dAtei connected . with QIad= 

Btone's- home f rile bUL Here they are 

as he read them nt the recent annnal din= 

ner of the Thirteen clnb; * = 

Home rnle bill introduced on the 10th 

of FebniWy, 

Read first time on a Friday. 

Passed third rmdins on ft Priilay, 

And thrown oat by the lords on a FH> 

day. 

Friday, Mr, Qlddstone refnsed an in- 

terview with the Irish Unioniite. 

March 11, second roudlng origimilly 

fiied, 

Jnly 18, Mr. Balfonf opposed in and 

ont danse, 

Friday, Dnke or Devonshire spoke nt 

tbe great meeting at Edinbnrgn. 1 

Earns rale rejected, Homsc ad jonrned 

CoalBtrike began, on 

tfliay. 

Settled on • Friday, 

GREAT BARGAINS IN 

FALL AHB WHOT EWTH1G, 

M. 

BEL1AJ1L1 ONE PBICE 

1615 ATLANTIC AVENUE, ATLANTIC CITY, N. j. 

Children*! Nobby Clotiiinffa SpecW^. _. " 

A Banio Souvenier Given Away with every Child's hmu 

YOL, XIIL 

11. R. SOOY, Proprietor 

OC I AM CITY, SEW JEBSKW, 

FIRST=ULASS HOUSE. 

DIRECTLY ON THE BEACH, 

Y.CORSON, 

REAL ESTATE AGENT, AND 

LICENSED AUCTIONEER, 

No. 721 Asbmy Avenue, 

OCEAN OITY, N.J. 

fSTATE 

in Chuncery, sip't in pan iiiy IlyildliiB: OB* IAH ftMiaeIiif!w> 

Lfits fyr gaie er K*efis!!iji» iieuiH • ie 1*01, rumMr-i nf iiiif-rtiJah«J, fce^*, Bondp, 

wiiii snd OfjDinieiii tiafsfyi'i iirawn, Ah««ca of tttlrt can-miir prepswd, Mp« 

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F. O, IH *»*.," ~ ffl ' 

SUPEEINTINDINT DF 


From Iti Organization, and also 

REAL ESTATE AGENT 

TTaving thoiisnnds of Building Lots for sale at varioui prices, 

I ] Some very C/imi and located in all parts ol Ocean City, 

ow is the time to pureha§e' i property before the jgeend rat^ 

road comes, as then property will greatly advance* 

T have a good many Inquiries for Property betweeri 6th and 

12th streets. Any one haying property for sale might do 

well to give me their prices- . 

A 11 persons desiring io Buy^ or Sel/.pt iixcfiange property, 

£X would do well before -losing any transaction to call on 

^ address K. II, LAK-K, - 

Association Office, No, 601 AsbyryAve,, Ocean Cityf N. |. • 

OOEAN OITY, N. J^ THWKSDAY, MARGH 8/ NO.4S 

OCEAN CITY, % I 

ana f 

NO. 781 ASBURr AVENUE, 

91.SO sf sii of yfar, 

MeskiuTants. 

MARSHALL*® 

3646 North Broad Street, 

PHlLAniSLPHlA, PA, 

Will prnrtiw nt Oorjin tTJtjr diirlniF the nienllii 

of Jime, July fliid Aiigitst. 

ROBERT FISHER, 

REAL ESTATE 

AND 

THAT SATIN 8UPPIH, 

Jlmtii ilia cohtittjeii my mantel sin if boars 

Ot trojihloa sn)iir h'SAFil 

Whoro fujj erwii«#a raja B A. n, TO B p. 

Good Koait Dinners, wIA 

ftree vegetables, for 35 cento, 

Turkey ur Chicken Dinners 

S$ cents. 

Ladies* Room upstairs, with 

Domelike accommodations, 

PURE SPRING WATER, 

BAKERY, 

6oi S, Twenty-Second St. 

ICE CREAM, ICES, FROZEN 

FRUITS AND JELLIES. 

CHAS. E( EDWARDS, 

Broker, 

CONVEYANCER, 

COMMIGOIONER OF DEEDS, 

Ifnfielilne Ilnllriinjf, 

IllflUiWlKKf 

Pa. 

HAND, 

ATTORNEY AND 

AT LAW 

CAPE MAY C,H,,N.j, 

>nf, 1-T'.,hiirrmii,ii.,i * 

NOTAKY .I'UMJIO. 

ilwn from tho jdcmnjuf Varna, whs 

Bleeps 

0a dslnly IBB Sell miifht IisVo DW&cd It M 

henj, = 

The Upof ft UPJ- white imtln sTtee pocr*. 

What till pf roiflnrifO shall I WCsftvoyqu about Hi 

Of HSBW UiadiTi'Jlji, wllh prince ns my parti 

Or Ir*" of * iovn with 11 weiBsn to flout, ft 

Anil only this left U UjO (iriqd at A titBrif 

Sr t.II yoa th8 irilih, MiGiiiih It rtiies not infold 

Per ma any romnneo of love np »Bfe{, 

And aay 'lla the slipper In which, ] urn told, 

Sly gmnSnipUitit h f l i i 

BOSCO f S BENEFIT, 

JÂW OFFICES 

••£ EvHji 

m.imtf tiiiiia- u ftairaub Hi HM« 

lOTHiKO SOLD OR DEUVIR1D OB 

8UNDA1T, 

DESIRABLE 

COTTAGES 

FOR SALE OR RENT. 

If you intend visiting 

tho soaBlioro tho comin^ 

season^ oa]l on or write 

H. M. Sdpls. |, 1. fifllsiplB. N, P. Sijfsrd, 


DEALERS IH 

and Engine^ 

Kir Etcrj- Duly, 

KJfUlK STEAM fUMPS» 

Third anil Areh Hit*., 

PHlLAl3BIjPHiA, PA: 

^ S, RISLEYT^ 

REAL ESTATE 

AKIi 

INSURANCE AGENT, 

rrr.r*rU«i for Wl« and to rent, 

SB i\attgm8B,_ : 

pETER MURDOCH, 

:llo jTlnrbct su, 

..f OCTBH C!tJ= 

if, j. 

Urocers, ists. 

JACOB SCHUFF, 

THE PIONEER BAKERY, 

No. IDS Aftb A 

KiHh HFBH!, PlH aefl &kM dajljr, 

* i|.nci»ll.J, Urttrl dllf 

U 

W44 

tret 

lor llic TRllla 1*1 fi> 

*t/Ollipaiiyf ol 

llarf lorrf,

**« 

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1 K 

13 . 

u- *OCEAN CITT SENTINEL, 

mm 

CCRTIS 

EDrroi 

AD 

The great State (if MnwnehiiHelltt Is 

now committed to one vT the JuatHu- 

lions uf HwilguHnnd, w)ilch 

that certain U-gfelatlun 

B BW JEftifB¥, 

farnta 

In taual oaln 

• k i 

work tw 

, MARCH S,1SMS 

EMM* it |bf Fes 

atOigu €fir, H. 

The JHfcWB make* an unsupported de- 

nial gf oar qbargs that nevna-eigtaUjS of 

the work Becmuy to the production of 

that abeet la done in Philadelphia, We 

do not mafee aetenioiu at random, but 

an prepand to give tangible reasons l« 

provt ova averUoiw- We based our re 

upon tbew fact*; Out of the 

pfjaatter contained 

In a single issue of the News, the t»m- 

pmiUon of but three columns, or three 

tblrty-*oondfl( Is done ID this county, 

the remainder being prepared In Phila- 

deJphI% and uf the pi^H-warfe 

of ifa fburpagee are printed in r 

cl^y- Boss sot thli sundlUun of aflaire I 

warnuit. our itatement? Have we sot 

given that paper the benefit of the dou bt 

Then tbe editor takes umbrage at our 

one of the expresses* "Journalistic pftr- 

aafte" and "JournallsUo vandals," We 

tved tbo tenon advisedly, 

Tbe proprietor of the News, who ven* 

tared lilts tbji field of tabur with a very 

Imperfect conception of what was re- 

quisite to euooeed, will soon learn that 

he oansot subsist upon the UUe of 

"editor," but that It requu^f eomethiug 

nun aubatasaal than empiy honore 

With which to liquidate obligations con- 

tatcted ID the uourae ol btioln«B. Ako, 

newspaper men, Is all that term IBB= 

plles, are not born such or rescued from 

obHsrlty by chance, but are trained lu 

a school where bard, pepdsteat applica- 

tfoa la necessary to suuter the details 

Inddental to tbe profeaiJun. 

l*ubliflitlfifiH of tits s&mfi PIHHH with 

the Newi have nostanding In the news- 

paper world, and me mted ns parasites 

which fasten themselves upon legtti< 

OUttojouraaUsm. After they have eked 

out * pfecartona existence for a time 

these sheets succumb to the inevitable, 

for so btulawg tan succeed unless con- 

daoted upon business principles. 

Having no capital Invested In the 

Beeaaary appliances of the trade, the 

proprietors of these nondescript publl. 

cations sell tbelr advertising spaa at 

^gurea whleb so fegnlw Journal can 

touch and exist. The Nowu has not 

deviated from this course. 

There Is no demand In the literary 

world fbrmcb periodicals, and la aider 

to Receive the public they carry eolunnifl 

oradverUsemenlB for which they receive 

no sonipanamliDn, aa Ja the case with the 

News, This information conies to us 

direct from wme of thane whose adver- 

tlHtmsnUitrenow running in that sheet. 

AB we base tbe best of reasons for bellev- 

ing that the News' subscription, list is 

limited to las than one hundred bona 

fide subscribers, it accepts whatever 

may to offered If In the way of patron- 

age, regardless of rsfcs, thinking thus 

In meet expenses and then at some 

' future tune, after It has gained a fair 

number of subscribers, to be able to de- 

mand better pries* for Its "pace. Vats 

faoje. 

i wbea viewed nvm a huslness 

people must UQ n-fcrnsl t« the pVuplc 

for nllflaiUon befqre It euu be legal\md 

snd placed on tbe statute bottka, 

TbU wfewiDduin is the closest ap- 

proach to a pure democoicy, and rele* 

gales the teglaiatiVe politlclaii to the 

baekgrountl, with hii schemes, wire- 

pulling, and with special favorites to 

advance, or enemies to Bnub, 

Governor MeKlbley Is an advocate of 

the eardlnat principles which have found 

favor In both of tne_|BlltIcal psrUeft of 

the old Bay State. Ian recent message 

he said; "The cltlaeUH and taxjiayent 

should be coHHui ted when debtH are to 

be created for which they niuat pro- 

vide,'* 

This lit tbe feundafinn principles of 

our government, which gained preee* 

dent in the collonial days, which our 

people refused to be taxed without rep. 

balloti annually that they may be rep 

resented In saUdnal or State affairs, but 

they are far too often Diiafepregeiited 

aud laws are placed on our statutes that 

are a Ulsgrace, and seldom or never re- 

pealed, at least until they have done 

heir mischievous worts. • 

Take for example, the local option re> 

sinue. The untold 

wildest mad-caps of children 

can rornp_and rough in—and 

"never vorry the gôds. They'll 

fi i i i 

y g y 

figure in some of nattiest rigs 

ofthe season at shore or moun- 

tain, English made, all, 

'fa6 

©ORSON & R0SE, 

An old favorite at the front 

again. Finer than ever, hand 

somer than ever^wUh new 

thoughts In tints and prints— 

and with every old-time exed* 

lence preserved, 

pucks, #j, jo and j£Ct 

First cousins to the Piqiius 

—as sturdy, but with charms of 

their own, Plain and fancy 

weave. A great variety of. 

styles—Scotch and American, 

Madras, sje to 4$c* 

and between for 

FURNITURE 

CARPETS 

lew yean 

damage that 

standpoint, the News, like all papers of 

iiii ilk,to •detriment to tbe town In 

which It to located, The money paid 

- into its treasury la carried out of the 

(AWPi and helps to swell the volume Of 

business of other places Instead of being 

paid out hi the form of wages, etc, to 

he jetnrBed to the business channels of 

its native town. Doea this assist the 

merchant, and other bmrineii 

4fDurtowB? 

The Hews cUou that the SENTIHKL 

U jealous because Council seen fit to 

can never be counteracted. Again, take 

the infamous race-track laws of iastyear. 

Although the people entered tbe strong- 

est protest last fall their work la likely 

'tje proflUess owing to the usurpation 

of the executive functions. 

We earnestly place this suggestion be= 

fore the two bodies politic of our State, 

and may they both rise above the status 

of tbe recent partisan acts of the Legis- 

lature and seek to conserve the true in- 

tereiUof thipeypie, 

Theannaal mietlng of the Allan tic 

OouDty Board of Agriculture ww held 

ID the Court House at May's Laiidlug 

Wednesday, with evoiy HecUon «f the 

comity well representetl, 

Th@ jnurniiig was given to the buHl- 

or the Board, nod thww pflleew 

were elected; President, Philip Btrg= 

tnann, EggHftTborCity; VlcePrcsldent, 

Wllllnm A. EIVIUH; Hnramonton; Htc- 

retary, V, P. Hanajana, Egg, HttrUir 

City I Trûrer, F, Fedlerj Egg Harbor 

City; Delegates to the State Board, W 

A, EIVIDB aad V, P, Hoflmftnn. 

The Bfterhbou BesBlou wat opened by 

Beorttary Frujkiin bye, of itie State 

Beard, with an urgent appeal for orgau- 

liHtlon. The Btete Board, he said, had 

its beginning twenty-one yean 

weight—heavy enough lor cool 

evenings, light enough for hot 

days. Here it ii with every 

familiar goodness and with 

new beauties—lace p'alds and 

EFerything to make the homo pleasant and comfortable, 

Bed^rooniûite, Parlor Suits, Pining Room Suits, Rockers 

and odd pieces, 

Brussels in all grades, Ingrain, Rug and Mattings, 

Furf Smyrna and Moquetto Rugs, . 

Dinner Sets, English and American, 

Tea Sets, white and decorated. 

stripei 

Ai 

p 

and rep effect. 

Sh d 

p , ^ p 

American, 25c; Scotch, 35 and 

g 

with a very imdi niiMnbereliip, but now 

d 

Irish Bimttus, JJ mid JJS. 

Neater, daintier even than 

in grandmothers days. Print- 

ings that might set some of the 

Frenchmen thinking. 

• L&€€ CrSpSS^ $££• 

One of the newest Cottons 

and one of the neatest. Plain 

grounds of varied tints over- 

laced with white—in 

and stripes, 

Crepe 

Lupin's Crepe —recently 

floated in on an Atlantic liner. 

In fabric a sort of woolen exha« 

lation==wavy, nvisted, curlnd, 

crinkled, dreamy, like textile 

vapor, or woven smoke of in- 

cense or tobacco. Street and 

Evening shades, 44 in,, $1,25, 

L i ' S i l k d l C 

the entire Bgrieiiltural interest of the 

State, aud thtsaiiiiualmectlijgHes tended 

over several days. There could be 

the srpnissed eflbrt as repn,- 

sented in it almost every gain that hod 

tbds far bees made In the Btate'H pro= 

grew, ^^ftgjjrpyd to be connected 

with the fanning industry, Tun culti- 

vation of the soil In a graud wfirk and 

the bftHlR of flU uther indiiHtriett. Of all 

the exports of last year 74 per cent, 

were products, Farraere jiay the biilk 

of the taxes. The LeglHlature auit be 

toads to iindentand the iinportanet of 

the farming interest, and ruiiBt Iwk to 

the proteetldil of tarmers ai well as of 

tbe Oiauufaeturera. Increased produe= 

Uoa means decreased profit; it is the 

BUrpluB that brlnp dowii the priees. 

Tbe low prlei of wheat does not effect 

d l as 

But wedo eJBlm that the 

ahowtd marked IsvoritliiB 

Ifl awwdlOf Its patronage to a sheet 

ttiat Osm net represent a dollar's worth 

, PETERSBURG, IM.J. 

Prince Albert 

Costumes, 

We have set many a fashion- 

going, but never any 

that caught the popular Jahcy 

more quickly or more closely 

than the Prince Alburt Coat 

and the Prince Albert Costume. 

From one end of the country 

to the other both are growing 

in fame and favor,, 

They've a right to, 

seasonable, serviceable, 

i f h l 

INHALATION 

1520 Arch Si., Fhilad'a, Pa. 

par tciiitiumptloii, A«iliiiiii(i, lirnii 

* Ciiiiirrii, liny 

iitTtiiiti, 

drift nil 

It iine 

Chronic nru 

Disorders, 

tar npftrij" a qmfit'F fit 

'l')niijftirii!» nf iMflenH'linVri he? 

ml twin.' than Itfk! i 

U»oiftii«ti>, HOr slykpiiinE RrneM. 

Wo fcirelmliiw ft few of llii? KPFiit niiiiihiir O 

tifSllniuiitnlB whiyti W« BH* oonniAiitly pcei ! irfi!S 

fpsm tht«ft Wiin (i(i¥e Irisil it, piiliiiHiifii wilh iii 

i>ipr«s iignHfMtan In wrliiriB of ihfl p*llenl«. 

^ , 

If Spring comfort were the only 

thought* no need to change 

them, If style were the all-in- 

all they^cl fill the bill exactly/ 

Half a dozen other styles that 

don't know what , January 

means. 

^•trf* 

bam the city's printing has no 

1, when prfttdple to at 

Y» it is not 

mKsufsetan of paUt> 

!(• proprietor shows 

about it there is Professor Rtfey'B ven 

ture with cranberries, Europe kn§*¥ of 

the fruit of Jersey hop only by heareay, 

of had been prejudiced agaiuet it lu Its 

belog spoiled by Iguoiaut cooftH, He 

had a flurplUB to place, and, biking It 

abroad, taakflultahle sauce-pans jilopg 

to prepare It In, and made the market 

for both, relleviog this market of that 

surplus and advauclug the price hen. 

Secretary Dye's concludlog advice lie 

gave to the people as thtif w&tebword: 

'Have faith lu your huslatM and 

othsr," 

Other papers of the meeting wen up- 

on "Strawberry 'Grawlnf," by T, D, F, 

Baker, of Brjdgeton, and "The Insect 

Problem,'' wilh lautora iUDBtntlonM, 

by Profewor Smith, Of ButgifB Oolle«e: 

The JneeUcgH were well attended (the 

andienoe takingpurt la thedincuiwloDB. 

Book Netos 

For March has a 

portrait of Thomas Hardy, one 

of the most remarkable novel- 

ists England has. produced. 

There are other pictures, half 

a score of them, and many 

pages of timely bouk lore. 

But thema|«c of BOOK NEWS 

comes from !ts plain, straight- 

forward and worldly-wise way. 

BOOK NEWS has no fads to push, 

no favorites to hold up, no en&? 

mies to dig at If It deals with 

ncofpl fiij- n[nt-t:rr> gftttiriidt! fnf th 

,„ , f»nf~|iitip|it(>Hi ntisi h^nlrll Aiul vim 

nnd unefnlniisa Iful the Ijojiiii" 11 '"! U»>gi'ii = |iiw 

c-rFtainlj gj¥i>n Bio, 

"While I wu filiiSyp eHnstrieriHl B hfiHiOi; 

Child, I WM hnfiwii (0 \m i1*Bpt-pile Irani iiniij 

ham]. It «KB Jtptti>rjtc-d, Fef tpoyisl m 

confliinl nlliiOfll consffiniiy-ia HIP Iniingn. Kn 

inora ih»B ffiUF jeftrt! I did not Nun* n trthhtpii 

tffts front pAiii. A!! tills Hmu riytH>r(inlft rtiii 

viit, ani aggfaTKlvd other pi'riiHin ildiiifiieni. 

Sly rrtenria Kid iifijiiiciftH* ihouelit 1 WOtild i!6! 

fiLO¥Hr, Tpsdny I ftfil eiiitffijr eiippil of (iy* 1 

li«psla ciin onjsiy Anleiet o| feed tliftt I 

tinted une before is all myjifo. Kor tliu 

I i b ! i i d l 

tinted une before is all y j . J 

year I iiftve bfaii: Up aBi! Kpinf in.-siwaiid lira it Ii 

with siiltlclonl fieOF f« tfllte some liart in dnnii H 

l k f il ihri t A 

with siiltlclonl 

llo work of ills 

h M 

l 

iahorinuB nnturf-, An my 

i l (i ft 

llo work of ills ns n , y 

sirertKlh i-onMitUrB to iniprove, slnee (ravihE lift 

Oiyifun, 1 fr*-i Iriat I cnn eofinclsiitioiisij' rr«om- 

iiieiifl iii? ifHttimeul, not giilr 16 sura tpravjiiril 

iiijj - iioetyni' ilfclioiis are ubsirvesl), bill UJ i>t< 

VutiiiR in Lie buncflclni fH^-ld, 

s » mm JABiiB iiAdltUDKK, 

"ihlc Hill, flat M K, M 

^Tlie Oiyjti'n Trp»tin*nt joii split IBS for p, O, 

ntrriii, H ye»r ago, f.iio (>f my niissiQiiflrffTi from 

W«*t Africa, wlititft life Wai iii JMpftply °n si?= 

count of lung irO!ib!e end A w«ri« COUJEII, IIIJ 

now Usitlll Mi Kftstly heri(-[lt«] him. Hi> lifts 

lill tsemfni Mi hralth, liiarrigd a wifi 

is lii> ivnrk In Afriea, and taken lifn 

ti 

Billion W1LLIAH T*¥LOH, 

Vifl A . Nu« York, H= V. 

el 

llr>tiiliii n in the title of a h&ijk 

Of 990 jiftjr«-ii piibliiiht-d iiy pn, Starkuj- £ ftti 

wliteh e!>H to ali inquirer* full iniOrmnUon a* 

to thU pemftrksbEs eiiratirc Bgenr, 

of lurpriiiRff cure* In a wldB Mligp Of 

nijtey of tlieni afhr being abaiiflohiij ta dl« by 

other phj-'iclana Will be ftialIid~FrBCIo~Siir 

addreu 

rflUrinxj is lii 

wife wilhtiiiii. 

power hehliHt the throne. 

notflOQdltlod Its 

'candidate fat offlee. It 

so 

complied with. 

_ • ,to p* 

tji mfflfr, hatonly top 

hum ' " ~~ ' ' 

It 

Qg 

4 SQIW, 10W 

f 

Dress Goods. 

Hundreds of sorts, clamor- 

ing for mention in the papers. 

At the best not one in a score 

will ever get a word. Like tel- 

IiHg of a garden of flowers— 

here a bloom, there a bud 

pointed out, but whole par- 

terres that must be taken for 

granted 

To-day a little jaunt among 

the sturdier kinds-^-the strong- 

threaded, close-woven sorts 

that p»ke the ideal Cotton 

Coring Suits lor big folks or 

FitUe folks, 

Marim Suitings, 25 and jot. 

a book the aim is to search out 

the very heart and spirit of it, 

and tell without bias of what is 

found. 

Think of such a book^frlend, 

coming to you each month with 

faithful word of all that the pub- 

lishers have been sending out! 

How much- to pay for such 

service? 

! 

i a • ' K 

JOHN WAKAMAKER, 

piiroad 

ENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD. 

WET JERSEY |t, It, 

In effieet FEURUABTf K, JWI, 

f»»e OCEAN CITY u fnllowr: 

dl ?*) • mtS.ISpin. 

Fur 

DID, 

B*tnrnl 

!>»Te rwtadflplil* rar OeoM City, 

^tELPHlA, fiRQAP BT. STATION 

W&Wt Maw ifOBK, 

Dm, STAHKEV A 

1529 Arch St., PhlladBlphla, Pa. 

120 Svtlir St., Saa Francisco, Gil, 

I'JfWp mcilloD till* pnper V 

WM. R. ELLIOTT, 

SUCBBBSOF ts MRS, R, MORRIS, 

DRALER IN 


CANNES QOODa 

Dry Goods Notions, Shoes. 

A FUIA LiSK OF 

CillNA and OKASSWAIIF^ 

Rfo. 714 Anbury Av©«, 

OqEAN OJTY, N, J, 

imndkMsm. IXnl m(),, 

4 fi,e,6.GafJ*i,B=W,I0pni, HOt nljflit. 

J 

hiniily 

THE 

PHILADELPHIA 

RE60RD 

mi trrmtik'or r-X|iti(Ni' in 

pruwtit ii) lif* reiuitTx iill Hit' new* 

>f tliL- Old and N«w WutUL 

Itn Nuvumi 1k*|inrtiiiL'iit», itidi ntisli-r 

tiiu !i!UimifO!iiii!iL iif it itiiui»-tfnl 

iiialit'm [HjrUkiiiih^ Us 

THE , 

THJG FAUM, 

WOMAN'S WOULD, 

ART, 

LITKUATlJItlS, 

FINANUK, 

THE ilKAL IWTATK WUHLI 

•lay,' 

II* I I* 

Daily iiiiil Hlluiliiy, one jtnr, 

mm 

THI RECORD PUBUSHINO C0,r 

917-919 Cheitnyt St., 

JOHN BRUWER, 

Pnin^r and Glazier. 

DEAJ.EHIN 

it ton, Pllrit ^rhllfl lifild, I.In 


, Varnishea. 

Fire and Water 

Proof Paiula* 

Pure Metallic Paints for Tir 

and Shingle Roofs (and ni 



Mixed 

use). 

All brands of 

Paints, 

Window Glass of all 

rid patterns. Reference given. 

KTO11EON AKRIRT ATE 

OCEAN CITY N, |s 

DYIBR AND DIM 

OPEN FOR TNI WIHTCR SEASON. 

Bellevne 

iin« Amborr- 

tusrwrxi in averj Ktjls. M«klil at mil hdu 

^ HAM'L mnv 

WESLEY HOUSE, 

Cor, Sth St. and Wesley Ave,, 

OCEAN CITY, N, j. 

§T0BDART'S STOREf. 


In wtiirti IhfiFv ip, no ii!flht Rfll fini- iiiiniiriTj \V|n i>T 

iîfiiH iit*iu i.m-li ThiOiii lily! 1 nU• elivjiti!it-Mi* Fur Triiiiiiitttl, pnaiit liruM 

Trlimiipii, Eriiiri' I-lnill I'mlittiylc fimU, Vf|.!iirWr«|in I'iif TrliiimHi, Hwli C'npffl, 

Kiir Tjipiinn-i|, f'ult K*ti'(i, tlli- (JfilJCS, Si jtiyiit-s jnii^, Eli-gfMLtiy I.Linii! MrthitllK 

Uis rruigp ef Brleti! rf ih 

(fit as iiipn on *l'i i-ftt'ti, u 

Kit Ri 

hit JIBS 

atea elogp a hit nt'lAQHRT&at Bjilr!?, Hniy, Tiln ant! Si!s?d rfflltiB ot 

*:i.Ti cncli, Ali.orijt lliHiis Urr Knriin-iifii w|i|i Kjir SJinwl ifeii ITilliifii ntnl Jiit-tfl* 

willi PoiiMi-t'njii'J, dflrti'hii-Hi-, nil |W i,UNUJ' i 'A'ra ef Ki>>KnntMn{CFJfiicr_laBt SBn 

*1M each, WF niiyiiiK Bij Earlif BHueiiuii fmm t!l|. lo(. They afp Chin\ 

if! wamiiil Imj liij.; iiT«n !f JruU Itiid Rfvtvii up ('mU IjUj'iliif fiir I lib nriutan, 

UHiLi>HKN'?5 UOATB AT ULOMlNO PJUCJEB, 

THE STODDART COMPANY, 

The Old HiMOlid Nlrocl Dry flnnUD Ifoniie, 

4is, #so, tm HroiiTii HKIOÎ* NTHKKT, 

nrui I!ranch Steffi ftiidrd «lthiii the past Taw wtn-kn 

ir, IN. Second St., on the Delaware side, Just above Market, 

VOL 

XIII. 

JOB 

OUR MOTTO- 

OCEAN OITT SENTWEL, . ATIiA1 « e 

-'..—^±Zi ' _-Li__.; -^' Henri ntH*m 

THUBSDAY, 

ARE YOU GOING TO BUILD? 

If so, we should sell you the Lumbar and Mill Work, Why? 

Because our increased facilities enable us to offer greater in- 

duccments to you. Look at them r 

j ''• Ily m F In^tfim. a4J»Sii'«B the Kearting T^nuiiiB], with a iraek Jn 

"rU^'iY 6 *! 111 ^r Uy f Wltl1 **&» to m "»i a »« «Mi give a btttor = 

eight to Phfpniunts not leaving our coijtml 

,_ - — HavJnji a large'whBrf on the Dejnware River, we con I 

for o«r «uBiflmeiii wituout nlmrp for wharfage, etct and mn'enjflv Uie advoiit 

winvli are initcti lower thou milnwd frelgLu, 

- ,, -.-—.-. ^ -- -f * laf Se MiKk (if LtlHllR well attHirted to meet the wantd 

of the trade, and a full Hue of. Mil! WorMiii regular iteis MtfaUmtiyflji bmdV* 

Fourtu, We niiiiiiifantiirv all klndnuf odd and fancy wnrk and slimate 

from architotfi' plans for any Rind nf hard wood work and interior"niilsli. 

iBiiufiietvire PnchmK llmm, Iferry CheHtB, BUjn«, sic, at Short nirtiee. 

Finh, BiiBlruss txpertyiKts Fw twcniy=efgiit jrea« we have teen !u 

388 at thl« liioalliiu and every year Imve fen eompeJIed to Imiiruve aiid 

enlarge our plaiit utitll now we Mtand nt the Lead of eur Hue iif-huaiuiW. Wo 

" "" tantJK ol OUF expericn«, freely, We charge you Qiiiyfhr ihe 


and improve residences, stores, halls or churehes, and m\\ give 

all inquirers prompt attention, Remember that We can ship 

our work to you to compete with others in any part of the State, 

C B. COLES, 

Lumber, Mill Work and Boxes, 

Below Kaiglin Aoenue; Cgrnden, Ns j. 

4 

We Bhail be' glad to reuQlve Ittinôl 

news and Oommnntcatinua of mienst 

la (hie comamulty and our raultTH 

every where. 

All foraraunicatlnnB ahnulii, be a&- 

pompjujied with the full nuim and uJ- 

dretufoftlie writer, not nuoâiftly fbr 

mibJfcsUou, but « guarantee of good 

raith. 

WAHJA1* HEWN. 

Election next Tuesday, 

Lawyer H, O, Newwimb, iif ailliville, 

W(M In thlH city Friday, 

Ctouneil will meet in regular 

to-morrow evening, 

Jotiu Umwer IH pnlntlng Unplalu J, 

W 

With 

May's LaiHlhigtkiunnii, No, jgl, United 

A i M l l 

Amerienii Mecliaiilea, ralfled a haiiil- 

some pBtioual flag mf the tlraveily ' 

puUile Behoof house Friday afternooii. 

Mrs, El well, tit Bridgcton, IH 

her daughter, Mrs, Benjamin NewkIrk, 

M. II, VVimer, of I'lUln.klpiHa, wm 

viewing ImproyementH hero on Monilny. 

fT P, B,fHJwny| nf H».yr.11T|_ 

been spending a few di^ with Ji, U, 

^^ • • - 

'•&v i.2* cS&liS^siW^^îJ*.!^'. 

• ^ 

•m 

•itm 

Htittiin. 

NichiilaB Godfrey, of Cliiytnn, was Hie 

gueflt of hlH futlief.WiHetaaiKifnjy, over 

Hujidfty. 

Harry Q. Hteelmnti lion uiinounc«f 

himself aa an lruk'|H:iideiit cjiiiclliiiiio 

forMoyor, 

Harry Chaudter and futiilly, of V!ni>- 

Irnul, were in this ilty Mitttftny jotiklng 

after their property, 

p, p. Cunfle^TliiM sold a bt on Wssi 

avenue above Fourth street to Elwfsocl 

Alien, of Phtindelphla, 

It, B, Stit*?H has purchfiRed a lot on 

WcHtnveuutj.bOUthofFourtcemhNLreet, 

ofS, 8. E, Gowperthwiiit, 

Tlit MaKli meet lug of the Ocean City 

Jluildlngand Loaii ABHoeistltm will be 

held uext Baturdny evening, 

DciiiiiH Mahoney and daughter, of 

Philadelphia, Decupled tueir third Hyn- 

dlfotecuttage a few days tblw week, 

. Mart-beanie iu like u lamb nud if 

tiiere IH aiiything in the old Haying 

watch itH exit and gee if ll guvu out 11 he 

a Holi, 

glmeoii H, Miller will next week Is* 

glli the erection of a cottage on Wcssky 

avenue between Seven tli and Eightli 

Mrs, James EngliHli IH coDiiued to 

l!sr,rtidni with ntrvous riieuniiitiHm, 

IJ, II, Smith aud wife entertained 

thulr ciilMFen ftotiirday and Hunday, 

Tiie lied MDH P H Qiitorin|umBut was a 

grand ftuuecHM, , - 

Tberevlvnl HervlctH liavu cltiHcd at 

the M. E, Uhiifch with five eoiivefrlGiiH, 

Harry b, Enta'H Hmipaiiy ef fuU' 

inivkera ats sta\tjMm at Wesley Scnli'a, 

MNWOOI). 

Mr. and Mrs, John Doughty, of A I- 

cxatidrin, vnii fonnorly of UIIH iilnro, 

wlia returned home 011 Moiidtiy, weni 

given a reapilnii by tiiolrmany frleudB, 

treel. 

Cajttftin John B. Htmiem, of 

pliin, was utBiiug Monday'H 

Ji(H Wesley avcnift- collage- \H 

Hiiu|)letlon, 

Wiilter H, Hnya WIIH down nii Siin= 

day viewing the prognaN twiug iiiiula 

toward the ereell"!) of hJM oiitlagi: at 

. Fisurlh and Ocenn, = 

The value«f ft neighiMiriioiMl 'Moplniim 

of a tiisu depcndH, afler all, nu wbiil 

Biirt tif a iielghbofhiiod H IH tiiul whul 

kiiiil of neighborH he hM, 

, Mrs. Ida M, WuutiefgthHl mid d;iujj;ii= 

ter, »f Philadelphia, nre the gitiwlH of 

John M, White mill family ul their 

Anbury Avenue residence, 

It. It. Booy, proprietor of tlie Itrlglitori, 

wa» down on Tui*diiy UmkiMK iiftt'r hw 

end appearing lieiore i\w 

Board forregM!ration, 

A, B, TlionittH' cottage, eorner Fif- 

teynthnnd Anltitry, ha* IH*H grejilly 

Improved by sfi applk'ntloti of palut it) 

tbe liitudH of H, It, Bmilb & 8011 H. 

Judge lieed in the Hui>reme Court 

gmnfeit permlBHioi! to PriBHH'iftor MMk'r, 

of Cajte MflJ* tfitulityi,toeiiipi»yn blrstil 

expert hi the Cape May niurdef 

0, Petemim, nfAvaluh, i» 

the position OH Utii-mite kt*jier vnealed 

by Uifliifd Aniiclly, who itim moved to 

Palermo, where he will engage hi farni- 

Ing, 

TheOeenii tJUy JloanI of IteKlHtpy 

ami Election on Tuenday plarafl uJiu> 

naniefloiithe registry lint and Hiriiek 

two name* ofT, The total uuinber tinw 

reglHtered IH ISO, 

Mayor liray olid Ocorge Ittii!iuie]|, of 

Avalon, were ill Oc-ean City iani w«?k 

hiapcetliigtho arteMJan well with a,view 

to adopting that meariB for nupplyiiiti 

Avaltiu'fl residents with water, 

Ubsrleti T. F, ganderUn and wife, ol 

Philadeiphiap Bpent a few duyfthere tlic 

past week looking after their cottage 

and viewing jniprovemcntfl nlmiit the 

city. They reglBteretl nt the liellevite. 

The Readhig-KMinhas feeeivwi a dn^ 

en Htailtlard iHtokttfrom Wnuamuker'H, 

the gilt of John Ii, Kuudriek, of PhlliV 

dulpbla, Among them are "Pilgrim^ 

''The Last of the Îcihl- 

by Cooperi "Andersoii'H Fairy 

a, M Hawthnriie'a "Smtlet Letter," 

'^TiieTourof theWoriain Kiglity DayH," 

by JultH Verne, and "Jaiie Eyre,'- by 

C, Brnnte, 

his propfrty by eulargiiig Ufo resldenee, 

Captain James Ireluud has purchased 

the grotitid where the 

Uhiirati fdrinqriy Btixid, TJiiele Toni 

Statiflii, nf Alien H, IJrowu. 

Clark Riiley, of Atlantic City, has 

moved to M r. I**m> farm, M r. Irfiss JH 

niiikhig extuiiHive linprovenieiits with 

a view to emtiiirkihg in the nttshig of 

l Henry Mlgbee, of Atlantic 

is doing the impoiiter work, 

Captain Job Homers IN Iniproviug 

slowly, - 

John Iiob!MH!tn,nf Buavlew, hau taken 

piRWtmoii of (iii« nf Ciiptuiii James Ire, 

land's houses. 

Captain jiitnew Ireland Is building a 

hijiisj on the pn!(srty lie bought of 

Bint JJarnjlt, 

i.EEija' porMT, 

MFN, JnmeN Hinilli, wins him been mi- 

dor the diK-tor'w tare [orMinie tinis past 

and who had so far recovered !W to be 

ftlKjiit again, w& suddenly taken, wasu 

HiHiirday night and dfod in a few nilu- 

utes, Deijeiwed WJIK fij yearH old and a 

geiierni favorite. Funeral services were 

hold hi the amiihvilie M, E. Church 

ami buriiil took piuee at Port Republic, 

Our pastor, lirtither Dare, preaciies 

his f:iri:weil Hcrniuii nest Huiulay. Hl» 

nalury will ull be piiid liefore next Hutu 

day. A very good HIJOSVIUM for biirtl 

tliiiefi, 

Mm, Aiiiile IjCLulNitnil illlkulaiitihter 

liavu giiiiuaway fiit an (•sUiniwI visit 

to fnemln in Hali-lu roinity atul 

wiiure, 

. Tlien- WON a hoihiMôuiinjf at 

Kiiooh IliMlice'H Fgbroary aSlh, in 

which all ihi' cliildren nmi ^mndchfU 

dreii were preseiil, esi«jit two. They 

fuiistcii HiiiiiptiiiiiiHiy oil a iiiniundiith 

turkey and all enjiiyud one of the hu\>- 

days of 1 heir Ii vert, 

iH-b Higtire, Jr., hslN liiiivtil to 

I'ninl, where In- hat* limrtJe nf 

imi HoiiMi, 

AdamB and Dan Id Walters, Jr.; Town 

Clerk, D, Harry Bates { AneMor, John 

B, Steelmani Collector, John B, 

Overeecr of Bowls, J,_Erank 

Conimisslonen of 'Appeal, 

JauiL* D. Towuseiid; gurveyprof Jilgb- 

way, Dr, T, P, WatcRi; Overseer of 

Poor, Dtt T, P, Waters; Pound Keeper, 

Wm, Fitahngli, These appropriations 

were madei BCIKWIB, fWO; Bands, fSUO; 

Town Expenses, 1400, F, F, Doughty 

moved that BO extra ataKswnuml of fin 

to raised for a boardwait, which mo- 

tion was Jmtt, He Is out with an Inde- 

pendent tleket in Its behalf, 

Bamael Smith, who was defealed for 

Overseer ef noada at the eauciiH, ie eut 

as an independent eandldate for that 

offloe. 

Rev, Mr, Tiifpin has,received lita 

Halary III full, the l>n|aiicc being made 

up on Buiidfly laftt. 

Our mcrehuiitfl are Retting ready for 

Hpriiig buainess. We iiiiUee A, B, 

FraiubcH & gon are adding to their 

mkypQUITT 

vMa Plaelfed Hsre nufl 

Jieoj£sLUiuief,adjnlnlHlrBtQr, will sell 

JioHHe. 

A, H. FrambeH wan out drivbig on 

Monday, He haHnotyel fully recov- 

ered from IIIH Bcs'ere IjliiufU), 

Zedlo Showell WBH buried Sunday 

Hf fern Ann atAineaiii M. E. Cemetery, 

Tlie funeral wm largely attended, 

AHco,wlfe of Captain CbaHai Murphy, 

formerly of tlilrt plnce, was buriwl here 

at publie sate on Friday, 10th inst., the 

porefliial property of the late Benjamin 

Baner* , 

AVALON, 

The Citizens* party have placed the 

following ticket In the fleidi Mayor, 

Thomas Bray; City Coiiiiell, Clihrles D, 

GUI afidGHberf imithi Borotigli Clerk, 

CliaiiwH. Preston; Collector and Treas- 

urer, Edwlii Kates, 

CAPE MAY rOINT, 

Cap May Paint voters have made 

the following nominations:—Citizens' 

tleket—Council, Joseph Costet), Jiweph 

Biros, E, W, Markley; Oollectni and 

Treasurer, John Stan ton; Assessor, W. 

It, Cormm, FUHIOH tisket {liepubUean, 

endorsed by Democrats)—Councl i, E, 

W. Springer, Albert Hehelleugef, John 

N, Beeves; Collector and Treasurer, A. 

, Robert P, Wllwn, receiver of the In< 

§olvent and unflulahed Tuctohoe »tnJ 

Cape Hay lUllro&d, h» recorded in tbe 

county clerk's ofliee a deBd-whleb cou- 

veys the wad to Uharlei B, TburtieTT 

consideration named being f400O. Mr. 

TUorne is agent for LhJgau E, Jluili 

James E, Taylor, and olbere iiiteresi 

(a the proposed new ralhvsd to Cap* 

May, : • 

the deed provides that the H%^n) on 

depoHlt witli the State Treasurer *hul( 

be distributed amoiig the ereditorn of 

tbe insolvent company when the iiuvf 

owners of the road have done Bumcieul 

work OD the Hue to seoure the money 

from the State Treasurer, 

TO CO!!VM4CTOBS, 

iegeHlii n hereby inrJied for ibe 

af • CoqntyJaj) andShfrifTjE*fldsnci> 

U B N 4 J 

Saturday morning. The liody arrived 

on the niorniiigtrain from Philadelphia. 

The foll 

tiuied at I lie Democratic c were 

r Mayiir, Wiihnm 

Ik-i'order, William Ilurhiirti Atdorinat!, 

HSewart It. M(^hc«; Treas!irer( H. Cam. 

Hinkie; Tiix Collcctiir, 

City Sliiwiial, iNoac Wlllels; Jii. 

j FreehotsicrN, E*twanl AIOHH, J. 

W, Chirk and Smftii Connver, 

• Es-AlderinanHlrotid,wliowiu*luni«J 

down, as he cIidiiiH, nt the Ke|Hibllian 

City Convciitioii, has completed an In- 

dcpciHleitt Hepiibllcai! city tldket Wilii 

hhiisylf at the head for Mayor, TIIIH 

makes the fourth ticket iii the Held to 

bo votetl on March ISth, 

TiieDeihocrats of tlita city are In a 

t|uandiiry over the breaks In, the city 

ticket heatled by Wlllloni Ilidille for 

Mayor. For same tiiiexpiained entire 

isevcriilpf theeiiiidiciates have |msiliveiy 

ileclhml to riin, ritewart It. MeShea, 

who was iiiveii thu Aldermaiitc norfll. 

nation, published a card Thursday after> 

iifHiiiNiyiiiKt'iiiphiilicjilly that hi? would 

tint stand, William Itiirkart, nomi- 

nated for lUssffller; Daniel Myers, for 

Treasurer, and lidward ÎIBH, for 

eiiitis Freeholder, have each 

their (nteiiU.iu of refusing to go on the 

ticket, . 

JemeSrL&kerweiit tn Atlantic City on 

Monday to select a place upon which to 

erefit lite obHcrvation wheel, 

Baniuel Haundc-re moved on Monday 

to tiie fiirtn at the late J, 11, Adams, 

MiBfl Elvira Bcull Bpent Monday nt 

BomerH 1 Point vlHlting relatives, 

Mrs, RobyrE Itaoe eiitertaltied her 

iretiiH mid all of her (jn>tliew and 

HlHten) on gtitiday, 

T>. Lube nnd daugbtei 1 , (if Mpdiwon, 

Oliio, vlBitai D, U, Pottor HttiurdBy, 

Unptain LI V, Lake aceuiu|iftiiied IIIH 

wife and dnuglitor home fMrn Phila- 

dplphtii Balurdoy, Ho left hnme again 

on Monday, HIH vewici \» loading for 

Btmtoii, 

Cujifain Jolils JiiirrpiighH and wlfu 

H|teiit Suiiday wllli Mrs, Lake, 

The iiieetlngH at gaiom Uiiuroii are 

stiii in progrewH, and great bitcnmt |H 

byiiig mnnifCHled, 

• Mrs, David R, Units entertained a 

uiiiiiber of tier frlcndH oil Hiimhiy. 

Mn, K, S. Lake and Kin, A, Mi-tjowuii 

Hpeiit Bntiday In Atiiiiitlc City, 

Ambrose Hammell, of Hmnmniitun, 

vlnitwl IIHBU inlay, * 

MI«H Hattio Wleentlml, of Ailiiutle 

City, NjMJiit Iftst week with lier HlHlcr, 

Mm, U, M, Ofiiiover, , 

The flaptist Jp, V, E, will give an i>n< 

tertainmciit hi tltv neiir fiitiire, 

liev, Edward RBIM moved to AltHfeou 

Itint week. Sim, Eolff Ifl iiiipnsviu^ 

ftlowiyi 

MrH, M= R. RotitiiPon IP H|H?ndlri(? a 

week In Philadelphia attending French 

ojiciilngH. 

Cuptahi J, E, Bliike in Isnme for n foiv 

days witli liis family,: 

The "CJommereinl Drimimer, 1 ' given 

by the Alpiia Dnitnatle AFHtteiullmi on 

Saturdny evening, waH a Hnct«f,4, 

Danid aud We«iey Megronigie, nf 

oAPE MAY crry, 

Mrs, BlldttEldrldge, of Atlantic City, 

waH vlNitltig her sbtler, Mrri, A, U, ]!en> 

nett, lu»t week, 

Mr. and Mrs, lUchard S, Little were 

(eudeied a purprlw a few evoulugH ago 

by a boat of frtendB, 

Mr, and Mn, Charles E*te, of 1'iill 

adclphia, have opened their Hummer 

cnlt&W an Culiimbla avenue, Tbey re» 

timfuet] a few dayH, left the children at 

the cotlnKe, and have now started for 

Hot BpringH, Ark, 

M», yenenl W. J, geweil, Mm, O, 

D, MeCreary, Mm, John IJ, Love, Afta! 

Reed and Mr, W. H. F. Reed, all prom- 

inent summer visitors, were down OH 

Thursday enjoying a. day together by 

the sea. 

Deputy United Stales Manlial John' 

won, of New Jeraey, seized tlie schooner 

M, P Smith, at Capo May, on Tilling 

day, on & judgment obtained by Jmbua 

WiiiinmHOii, of lUirleigh, 

TIICEAHOi-l 

Uuplaln Kdward Mi-Keagaitd fainlly, 

mey. 

Ait the following iteKribed two Gertnln loM of 

«ifimle at Qcraii Q>tf, C 

k l No, 

d nd |rmEcei, «ifimle at Qcraii Q 

May «3nntjrt b*w Jor«ey, kpowti as lot* 

t(?ctJnn A, Weniuy aTPisuo, and So, 4^ 

p 1, 

Pliilatleljihla, spent a jwrtiori of 

week here, • 

Lewis Lake, of Caino'eii, IN visiting 

bin mot her, Mm, J, T, Lake, 

Miss Li^jle Halsey is visiting frieiidH 

In Atlanlle City, 

Mr, McGanii, wliri liaH been residing 

on Htiore avenue In one of Mr, Kimeht'H 

liniiHes, moved last week to West Second 

street In one of Mr, Kearn's houBefl. 

Misses Em ma Hildebrand and Hertlia 

i>ensiiow were baptised In the Jlaptlst 

Chiircli Sunday evening. Rev, liattey, 

of AtlatitleCity,offleiated, There will 

he baptism again next Sunday even Ing. 

A PriendJy 

large number of frieudf* and 

paid a friendly aiii 

Mr, and Ma. Joseph Hcniictt, eonier 

Eighth street aud AHhury aveiiue, on 

Wednesday, Mrs, Bennett, who has 

beea an invalid lor a long Hum, IIUK en 

deared herself to all witli whoin BIJ 

came In contaet by her many iielgliborly 

acts ef kindness, and it was to show 

that although the hand of afllietiou had 

beta, laid heavily upon tier yet she wne 

not forgotten by her neighbors, AH the 

liooii hoar opproached the ladies of tlie 

company awigted lit preiBtring a most 

vnjoyabte dinner, which was partakeit 

of by all present. This act of tiiotight, 

fulness will become a cherished niemory 

and help to lighten the Bun*erhigH and 

i the aged su flerer. 

^ Cape May county Harder. 

At the hearIng Wednesday of last 

week at Cape May Court HoUHe, Ilich- 

ard Pierce, who stands charged with 

Laving murdered his wife, near GoHheil, 

«D the 19th ult., Proeeeuhif Jonas Mit 

ler bnagnt out eonHklembie testlmntfy, 

In additional to that adduced at the ln= 

quest, some of which was very damag- 

ing to tbe defendant. One wituBsstoi- 

Ufled to seeing Pierce elub tola wife's 

drew with a razor a few days previous 

to the murder, and tbat Pierce subse- 

quently told him lie tried to cut her in- 

teeUneipat, F, T, Hlldrath hwj been 

•ppoloted to defend the accused. 

PaJnUbg la all fui branch^. Efltl- 

matea given, ji. Q.Bmith 4 Bonn, 10W 

Abo avenue. 

A pIi'Mant mir|Jrli« was glveH Mr», 

Wllliain iinidiliick aitiinlsy uvciiiiig, 

when w.'Vi-iity=ilvn nf her frieiidH railed 

on her liirehihRiie her birthday. Game* 

aiifl ilaueitig were iiiduigedîn Hiitll 

] I.BOo'ciock .when the guesta were fliim. 

•nnnud in ihe dlniiig room, where lin 

elegant repaBt Wi» spread, Ainong 

those present werei Mr, Charlffi flnil 

laiij*, Wnlter Sony and wife, Mr, Btiitia 

niiii wife, J, W, Bitsiinaii and wife,: R, 

Aiidewoii and wife, J, Uook aud wife, 

MB, Jnphet 'ftiwiiHend, the MIHSS 

Coiineliy, Eva atid EdiiB jlowen, Mrs, 

p:Trsn, Mr; Hplmes, wife Biid ma\ 

Meant. Willie gteclman', Jewe llrad. 

tlot-k, iiiirrett, VttnBaiit, Ccmk, pnughtv, 

HtwiniBi), Bmith Scnil, Htraiig, Ilrtweu 

and hlimm Aiiilie Braddifcki Floreiife 

gteciinan and Mary Ilrsddook, , 

lUehard pouRlity, of Ab»e«jn, was 

item on nur streels a few dayft ago 

J. w, gteelmati ii building BD 

to thfl itaptiit clispei, 

Tliere are three new hoiiaes to is 

erected on New jeraey avenue Heon* 

Cajitaiti Walter Sooy and wife (spent 

IflHt week In Atlantic City, tiie gusto 

of A, B, Jeflrleif and tt Murtlaud, 

The revival nMsetlup. whleh liave 

been Ipi pFngiHW for iomo time were 

eii#ed iuiiday eveniug by the paaUtr, 

Rev,J, AuiiiefBeny; ^ 

At the ffliieuBiriOBting^ Mayor KeiteH 

ww hoinlnBtod tor s eesmd term 

J Ixirlliard In about HClllnff hb prp* 

periy. Hewlli inflve to I'liiiaddrhta 

onBfltiiniay. < fc 

Mr* Bamli Ann Humpiwii I" very 

poorly. 

to Die. 

J.ilm Harker left hi» liome at iffi 

Norib (jeorgia aveiiiie, Atlaiitie Ulty, 

Buiiriny with.tiie declaration that he 

meant ti! kill himself. He In now either 

wftiideriiig through the lonely pine 

woods of Atlantic county or a Biiiclde, 

Harker had n dispute with lila wife and 

son Jiaymond In the mnmliig, and 

Ntnrted away in a towering rage. He 

WBH lent seen, at the .cemetery on the 

onUklrtH of PlennaiitviilB by an Atlantle 

City ftefiuftiutniiee named Johu Ojtwr- 

Hdn, to whnm he reiterated hla deter- 

minaUon of ending hte life. (Jlbenon 

endeavoryd to bring him home, but 

failed. 

When Harker reached nrignntitie 

Junction, Mil ruilcH from Atlantic City, 

he telegraphed h|H«(h that "It will noon 

lie over" and to nay "good-bye" to IIIH 

motlier. Nothing has been heard ftnm 

him since, 

* Harker te of medium height, weighs 

170 poundHj dretwe* well and fi about 47 

years of ap, He In industrinuH and ta 

generally rtsjwsted. It |B said lie haw 

heea Huflering from an iueurablediwaw 

fortba paat two years Bud that he be» 

cjuiic melarieholy and occentrio In &>n- 

n«iueuce. 

Later reporle state that 'Harker was 

fminii In the wonda In a bslf starved 

condition near Egg Harbor City by 

Manila! Senft, of that town. He had 

walk(sl theeutlrodlHtancei about twenty 

raiita, . 

V!BW, 

E, F. TiiwiiWiiiil and mtu lyhvanl, of 

Cu]

OBOS AMD ENDS. 

la t&sp?*ts*artS two ostha 

late lit vxs losf* its SHBI CM** 

to keep hi, been? prwper; 

lakb a tauaM ef the 

thai bask, freei thatwihwert Ires the heart 

Aje, th*y pm- 

th»t dsep, frow tfeat 

WSB& »• 53J- 

cud flee y t hei»^ of that bosl- 

Hs bj ri»|Jr tbeeharo* Jesss. to tfeaS stones tide n s ocr ) 

' ' W^ leapt tfcyi auaifiee, Go- f 

o*iw of Sessli, haye g ^ HJHO M! * emit cad 

5HdttêBbatdeid,O»to* We ttaw *s, gargirais is tl»=«»-j The Cijtef 

falL Of tffitmainHBffiaj-wbojaibsrT We rMJ into line. BMle OB, Jesas, rtdi j y^ jajsj ef ii* 

* «f **Trmf ding, tssTidiBg is the pal* i t^& Weate, 

j Juried 

Otaatsaic tattsikgB fate She fi t [ft 

triaspferf orer •O, 

tattte tasajt 

t&e CoBqacn*,* Us fat b*> 

fa U h 

Battftfr awhlk 

gone.' Life 

SotetitotioQf 

fan, 1, •'Whs fa tU» that fnm Ca«iy to JertuBleoi, s&J thews 

I4 

ita* faajeiiaitii to Ms 

| ; ;'f^p}?fV 

•Hm^Jsmisg in the ggûatm ef Ha 

Stflibrbnhg bss the 

efftp^Jbam PM few* w* 

•sfinta £sgMn coats* of w HaA» 

Bosnh, ttmilng lo tho 

hoof* of sards to Begun,, ««nT[dBa most jartonnd, walk m$d tb# H&8&aioaithe throes? tjr the itrtf.1 

- • — - - gha ^|ys ggp jafl : «* gist Ejaitrtade that BO tsaa. 

heaves as tcfl 


FALL M 

littj Vrngm and Gints Fnrnlaliiaig GooOn* 

m. MENDEL- 

KELJABLE OKE PRICE 8TOBE. , 

1635 ATLANTIC AVENUE/ATLANTIC CITY, N. J 

Children'i Nobby Clothing a Specialty, 

A Banjo Souvenier Civen Away ^th every Child's Suit 

with dje 

B the 

of 

deed light barning, bat BÎ ef the nstoaJy beeaa«'ef tbe 

*^ i hsaMfrefBtaus to top sre as dak as *•**, tat b*as« wUi* a2 

gkry «n 

Wl«t # «ead b a*o« to go set te 

UtBffiBW.»flagaB4iiBWDri«BpBllIe- 

; Jhjr Jt*w»tted to fata, maA tb* 

" ' " tiwyoofig 

the 

Bat 

bHdone^ FwpletilksstboBga IQsr 

£S from BOW, f 

teBibte jam si lilt, 

h d h k 

Btduttiêi 

wen talk of 

Too 

in 1BGO 

___ ferth the archaaprl e_ „_,,. 

and ha puts ta» prints over the dry. Boi ptos ia vMits—his rwUs shall be 

" '- '• v -• - - - - y^ etstedyed garaseci* of Buerafc, , dailf by asar j*s#i 

eh a gUmpse &f tku firi3isi4ss5 I ^ ^ 3 ^ psts. 

tail tb* §31/7 S.|*ES ali3 eaais to j ^^j * 

can btsr oftlj fealf a fcuigae?. I 

_____ _ and ii is tsbs "Cii» him ffei bash' 

iat np with thai safferET. Sluj baa t« the washed SJ ifl habU^jj . 1 

Issi point obeyed ths pbysiasn's _#» ' . — —=—-— l * e9U4 ' f ' 

not giTing a-drop too nioch or ! 

or s ioosif?at £00 apsa §¥ too 

She is tay sextons, for |be has 

bortsd tiff* cMldnai with the Baste 

• •' ^ ' : •. •'-.'•' *•';• -" " - I ' L 1 - * : • ' 1 r •* ^ ^^^f--' 

VOL, XIII. 

too r« 

maWm «B glwao fdaef 

Wiss^ tefs bts ta 

!«Mi •tetedcotoBthe^B- 

lotfiegHiBt If tbej 

.tbe*k«eU«tiil 

...... . _ . " " •!* 

, RSCT, asd the bonlsB hs vouM 

• snlHsi volnnteen fa heavei *bo 

ban bubtea on eotting deaf 

Ids to tfe gate; tbfif tatahsst 

dor dmra to the earAf the spaa 

t&* two raids biidgeaV wits a 

fas kaowtbse ii * wMa diffiersce 

asj6p tobJi 

Wbmhe 

with 

he goes 

,«Uh 

off, 

baa* 

ft «M with C^&t He had sat 

Sb 

In 1S0I Captain Kewt«yiy, ts-* ff Oafc ; 

ran OBI st K&w York is "b«- *L;p : 

TBB till* 356 1 sskt «a cf 

, _,_5f_ = £fsi tissul is. 

! thTeleTesia teatEfy, Ii 

Eafsj* is I.JiSl, 1 

CO 

it in thsfâref ew Lort 3»=itS 

HEds see tbrsa* the erfal 1 ^ T!r«aa h*l gone oat r.f 

Aftsitta*lio*eriheB»ihsfataken sBdtheeiwaiB fenre antb r ffi.i 

dam, ^^MB tr serroffii fo«* sn ia, ^^^ ^ j ^ fef fti.fenii3 lte «= 

iffirfoaed*Ti 

R, R. SOOY, Proprietor. 

OCVAUr CITY, KEW JBBsKY, 

FIRST.CLASi5 HOUSE. 

DIRECTLY ON THE PEACH, 

[• bad tee efik& irsi eosî 

; «s BOMS, BJwasl St*2^, d^* el | 

i BeeHagba. was ta 133 tbi U* psi 

to fist we 

all the 

LETTifiS OF 

Jnat as r tie fe^l KM HBife? say, j . 

whes Ibe EWE his. ftf ts* mi.raiaa was Ftw* x**iBo»r sbâi^ Tiaj 

the blaek of liit siy, & |ii JWS, • 

ttsF ' *"• 

iii the wafi'lfjriap ti siw Ria-hi, i Aa. *'^5fi^ f 

the shi|i ac-l .ili,'£iU r nf 

Let« fvr gut or f *et«i.f ? 

" J ' ~ it ft* 

aiiii !«•• 

i to frfli, fyrniaSfd nr nf^mlihi 

Bond*, •«*- 

El par' 

j 

jm this 

happiH4 to Ujy 4'JOT 

of tis siiUttfl'ii fasaily 

&fi the dtfer 6 

•âhHBrfthsraffliffliwtoi 8 ^ 1 ?* 1 6 ^^* ttJttWBtoleaw. 'hTmSTfii^mnih.i:isti» 

jaaaagpitaerBTTtitfwwa^f gg^ ^^ ntaites grea^ effort to say some- ~: 

bjffl hm Ustefttffathtoha • ^^^."baseat of 

&a the mam of all the battle ggg^^ god gng^ onifl hw itenith 

;, Tswhes^poer.rsd' ^ ^ ^ and |bf f^ g^g jj 

^ the itery ef tofi hjrd â; ajtendSBti btsdja^ or& her 

*" " * Tewhoart 

Thronghall is* days 

to 

S 

Mm. L|f# fef age of ^ j tars i 

to ]gj 

lia^ iLat ceii 

AB*tialja, Tat Isitli 

a^ri that £# is 

f "a •! IE i&ias fray o^BBWlrf 

ind are T#rr jsbikai at |ht ptspeei cf 

fgf • AEStrsMa-aEcs margeepi^f is 

^ja•) ceatlF bsf&re K?>gii»h 

a few fsaJa 6S.ees 

Tfi& first **f' iky -ktiefs of 

gfcaral Biog U^ a eeaisrj agof ea JaL 

Si, irea, • Tuey waepabhiied 

T,iis fttta ITtl w'lTil, whgfi- 

inntgd by : ; ^^g Q( tbeO erieifor waitr M 

bad or fa eharwta, aad %her% were tro- 

aad tbstB were esptmshe': j , ^ ma get it net. 

• meda HjfiBtr's dispkiy at ifcs aii>lwii.^F '•• *^ P^* Barke:hiaBel| sad at ka« ds 

at apepi 

MS fcyt 

. sad &= aiBiita was Kpasbk; J, y 

i mmssm AfSifiii ifei well to give me their prtcCi 

persons desiring 10 Buy, or 

ld d ll bf di 

f Taa&te,» j 

, , , A !I persons deilring to Buy, or A//, or Rxtfumgc property, 

£X .would do well before singing any transaction to call on 

Uad, aad Chere trst people aheottos on 

TbeHUd 

today at BtSf-RSta, Btoisi! 6] 

isdEonie«ttI] tdl tbdf atafntioB for I 

thoae heroes. Andahall we letcmrcoiî 

go Without lifting aaj;'acclaim? 

_^.^ eaot fiowera rid enos^tode. 

ricttheamage, wMW euongli to 

femte the 

^ ^«2*iThe tesidtrmtsi who Was _„_„„. ,. _ _ 

aad ymbs shot awar, i "fa-! wiA "Kttimr np" ihe BEtuot pti aid ! wifii Maetalsj-i saEUag ap topfsre OF address K« H- LAK K* 

on tbs ftsU the n.ight sftrt tte? ujawfltabto that Kl&'fcMbwuLlowiil "The eausl tridiaee U, we thlak, Association Umg€, ho. 6oi Asbury Ave., Oe«in City, N, !• 

,BjrMi,BBt fer^ta', *» .---. ••-,- -,--, ^ „ ft|BBCh as w&Hij mppon a Ttrdkt to a I S 5 = —^ • — : — 

ig ciri]—aay, ia a ertminal—j 

*.; The haadwrifmg ef Janias y the 

from eome .far tbore 

-. : hiTffl.m the Mary Jaoe. Hanag 

^-r*^/ 8 sd speritB« ef fii3ht; he 

of tbe 

j 

tempted 

;aBd 

rS. tbe KB 

part of the length asd 

depth and height of 

b d t h 

fragrant gioogh to j gyj j^^ btieiilsTe their children and 

go to the IreaW *ed why did thaw joang ! 

.g the marriage day, start | 

It ia pawiblij, areflplilig to 

aiid ? eotifij; ^r^târeias; ital the people 

ef_tbe ; whosi, ia the Bpinioa fef swaia 

! gators, the same uf ûjwica was 

Tbae mm of wbom I Juttpoke dn^ 

| bfcfirtttoiitbd 

Jp ^ 

L 

i of Jaaiaj, then are fire 

ftll ef whWisya^lit to te found in \ 

; Jaaiaa, . They- îU ET# fy&nd ia Fr»* j 

, &&. We sib not belitTe thai more a^f, j 

• two of ihea can to f&asd in ^y sihs I 

In dHJieaflBg hi j 

DESIRABL 

JN 

and Engine^, 

HIH for tycry D11I7, 

OFFICES 

SfiHHYDER ©, 

ilia Market ***** H. J. 

Mo, 

JACOB SCHUFF 

THE PIONEER BAKERY, 

Nn. TOO A«burj A?e 

OClAlf CTTY, R. J. 

Fire 

MdCrt 

Ortefi 

OotiiraMorB and 

Third and ArMi 

PHir,A»El,PHlA, PA 

S, RISLEY, 

REAL ESTATE 

^ p p g g y, 

» t«j Improve, »ine« tel 

Oijgrn, I fefrttiBtl EBB isfBBfBiiiia 

id tlis irBit * l t 

ilMlqn' buttohe 

JAMIE BAUBODKB, 

••o*k mil, no* wS," 

J on fttl ii« far p, 0, 

, _„ . „ ,«BB.pf my BlqileiMiifi! FrDiit 

., .-Hi Afum, wiiopa lira wu in inajmnir en M- 

couiii. of lung HTJltble sti4 ii leffri! COUBli, Im 

fltB hu Srruly ten^SlMl him. HH hu 

fnllnjlf: recotnred hii IwKlth; nurrird ft 

loJihwhrt It AfrtB»,Hsa " * 

Bixtia 

]EOMfUi p Wit"AM TVfiOa 

AraiiP1He*Y 

an p«w pubiirted hy Dm. mtrkt^ £ P»ien, 

which ei*MiKJ«li (nqolrer* full InfdnnuiM n 

to (hi* frm*rt[»Ws eiiniin ^ t 

nf Byrprillnil&M Ins Wide Htuii sf 

IHBBT of thtnikfifF !»lniBbBiideDHl:(g.jlifl 6; 

l ( i Wll be multMi fr» ts Mr 

pliy*(ci»ni Will 

BjtilrnB nn BppIiMtlOfl, 

pnt, STAHKEV * PALKIf* 

PtdAw n^nilen u*ti jmpet. 

"Oh, Dob!" iaid Kitty, trembling, 

!l { say, Kitty," gald1 Bub iniathtov. 

fliiily, "iappow he really wnnto to Btick 

ts hii old lilou of making yon hit) liitle 

wlfle, vhl SVhnt PIUIII yea do theny" 

"Oh, aih, don't," taid poor Kitty, 

"Be has l>e*>n Hiioh it bngbcitr to me late' 

ly that~that"=r'that there ifl a dan- 

fsref rt yonng lady ehedditig teursat 

tho very luontion of tita nanio," I 

thodght te myself gMiiily, for Kitty did 

not seem to bo able toaumpU'te the Ren- 

tflnt-o luffwilf), 

"Never uiindj Kitty," wid poor Bob, 

hogging her tenderly. "I am u brute to 

haw snggijnted Hiich an idtia. If ho 

deepi't refuHo to have yon, why, you will 

Just have to n.-fuso Mill, yoii know, and 

that will bring the wholo matter to the 

oaual way of doing things, freia a yotiiig 

Iidy point nf view, you we," 

"SoIt will," iaid Kitty, brightening 

np qncujnore; "bnt. Bob, then tliof'J/i,- 

000 will hove to go te tho Hiithodiat 

chajKil, and that is jnrt the wry thing 

thqt haa bct>n njaklng nnclo so terribly 

•ovpge," 

'•Lothimbo/'MidBobistoiJtly, "It 

won't hurt UB after today i you will \m 

freo thea, y«a «ee, and marry wheevir 

fen like. And wo have plenty to (set up 

buBsekeeping on butweea IIH, without 

tha beastly monoy—lei him tn angry if 

to likes," 

"And mho is, sir," shouted Mr, DoW 

eon enddenly, puking his head over the 

top of the bank, "So he ixi ' It woald 

niiikon saint aavagotp be frit nt dofian 

ta thii way, I l)%in to think"—= 

"itopi" I culled eat, riHing hnstiiy 

Is niy hammock, 

Bpllahi i Somebody bad fal len into thb 

inter. 

Me, by Jqvo, ujul began atriidng 

Ont toBtily en all eldta, with band^ 

feet, Angers, elbows—I esnnqt taetly 

call myself nfnvlininor=anrt getting My 

boots •bove water mere frwjnontly than 

my head, I riin afraid, till 1 wsiiad' 

dealy graiped by tbe sollif firmly, 

j_ "Keep cool," said ny young frtarf 

Bob tyneker oqthorttstlFoJy^foT be 

It wfl*=ninibly swinnitng on bis back 

with two lega asd MM arm, and dnw- 

tog mo after him with theothti^ "Keep 

I'w got yon all right! 11 

-Cool it IBI" 1 thought toinyMlf, my 

revlvlDgu 1 leitnysilf towed 

•loBg^Hght ncrq« U» r|v«) .For Boh, 

It Semis, like a retrieTer—he cprtainij 

twra as well as one—would hot «&-< 

doeiDd to lay no anywhere but mi tht 

feet of hii rolntresB, > , 

«TO«8atlMtlhBrra»^— .. 

An evwwbelming raab of wstw 

mstomy ttm cot sbert ny Klf ». 

«tn!itlaii 1 wag fnirtjrrmder. In fui 

Aad tbe remarkaWy trnploawni 

tbmitht flashed n&qa iss tbat I WJ* 

BitHptyiooa sonnda in njy im- 

njedlnto noighijorlinod fiinsw] me to turn 

By head feubly iii the dirocUrm when 

they were proceeding, and theii 1 knew 

»ery thing, ' 

Of TOHraef Wo hud lieen in the river 

and bad been pnlled out again! Fur 

there, pa hii biiuk, even as I iny on 

ttlno, lay Mr, Dob Tytieker. find CJH lier 

knees betide ijijn, Innding jnw over his 

faee, was SFlai Kitty Dobson, And the 

golden iearf—iiidly ehnngod for the 

woreo—Iny midway hotww'ii ns, . * 

: One glanee wan fluftiiicnt to nRaur- 

me that Mr, Bob Tynekerwaflnt'flriy (y. 

far adviincfd on the fond te ruuftvery m 

I waa myself, and that Sllrt Kitty hi'Id 

• most exulted opinion of MH hituiti- 

ploit. They aiada q pretty pi et are, •*" 

Bnt the old geiitleinuii-a fne« grew 

stoody ha he Iwked nt it,, He 

eter me In irritated pik'neo, 

flunk in hand, and I thpught it 

toBposk, 

"How are yon, Dninon?" I snid, with 

a Mat iinlie. "I nm ufraid yen dent 

b n this draggled condition, 

In the town of Nico, 

ncaft const, there la a very fine artificial 

waterfall something over SQ feot In 

height, Ii ta eseeedingty bnatifni, •!- 

though then is not much water coming 

over it, and it hangn over tho town like 

a diver boll. It tumbles over a rock in 

the pablie park If niue and Nice mm 

pronounced thosuno, I wonld endeavor 

to make a pan about thai waterfall. 

The Wfltm-ffillfi of TivoHiiiearBonje, 

are practioally Brtlfletftl, for althongn 

tliore ejdatud a waterfall that fra* ntta- 

ml before the tunnels were xnade through 

the focka, yet tbroo or four of Itw pm- 

eat falls thnt form the attraction to that 

{irettylittlo Italian town are artifidaL 

I have no data as to the!? height, but it 

seemed to me, looking at them from 

acroai) tho valley, that they are at lent 

800 feet from top to bottom. 

The prettiest artifleial waterfall that I 

over Bawls in th

OCEAN GUT SMTINEI*. 

B, CCBTI8 BOBIflTBOM, 

COITOB 4HD FBOfBlaTfOB, 

Sffifi 

, MABCK16, ISM. 

««fa*ri»»U»PnptOffl»i 

f a«DDB»eIaal mftU Halter. 

In another column we print a proph- 

ecy which was made by James G, 

BWDS wore time before his death; rel- 

ative to what would be done by the 

Southern Democrats In abolishing the 

policy or Protection, and the sonse- 

qoeqosi under wblcb tbe American lib. 

orer would BUSBE as a result, Tbe hut 

yew of Democratic rule has shown thai 

Blalne wan a tnw prophet, for just with 

the threat of a non-protective tafTfi fac- 

tories bave shut down all over the coun- 

try, labor is unemployed, end gaunt 

starvation stalks abroad. , 

There are many persons who Imagine 

there la no law ngaiaal profanlfy, and 

that they ram blaspheme with Impunity 

on our public itoeetB Tb such we would 

all attention to tbe following ftam the 

Laws of New Jersey for 1880, act ef 

March 81, vJs "If any person shall 

wiltulfy mid premedltaUvely blaspheme 

or spotfc loqtelyand profanely of Al- 

mighty God, Christ Jeans, the Holy 

Spirit or the Scripture of Truth, such 

person, en conviction thereof, shall be 

sentenced to pay a fine not exceeding 

f 100, and undergo an Imprisonment not 

exceeding three months, of either, at 

the discretion of the Court," It would 

be well ft our officials would tee that 

this law Is enforced, Tbe profanity on 

our streets Is often shocking in the ex. 

treme. _____ 

FOBl SHE SEW*. 

At a reoent buiilneH convention Gov- 

emor Francis, of Mlnoarj, who Is In a 

position to know whereof he •peaks, 

paid tribute to tbe local newspaper as 

followa: 

• 'Each year the locftt pepi? (flviB from 

|500 to 16000m free llns to the comma, 

which It In located. No other 

j j or will do this. The editor, 

in proportion to his means, dos mote 

lor his town than any other ton men, 

and in all fiUrnece with pen he ought 

lobe supported—pot because you like 

: biro or admin his writings* hut because 

the local paper is the best Investment • 

community can make, It may not be 

brilliantly edited or crowded with 

thought, but financially It la of more 

benefit to the community tbaii the 

teacher or preacher. Understand me, 

I do not mean memttty or morally 

but flnandalty, and yet on the moral 

question you will find most of the local 

impera on the right Bide,. Today the 

editors of the home papers do toe most 

for the least money of any people on the 

fee of the earth," 

TIE AMradCAH F%Jki3. 

The bill passed by tbe Home of AB- 

•embly to make It compulsory to float 

tbe American flag upon every school 

Boose In the State, is one which will 

meet the hearty approval of all true 

Americana. The youth of our country 

should have tnta emblem constantly 

before them, They should be taught 

what it tepnsents and how much it has 

cost to establish American liberty en 

tbls continent, It It too often tbe case 

that the present monopollia the 

entire mind of the Boholar Bad leaves 

but little ruum for the past Love for 

tbe flagahmuUbe irystemaUcally taught 

In tbe schools, What better way could 

betboogbtof than having that sacred 

bftnnerfloaflng above the youth while 

In study and at play? The Baa who 

alls this simply "sentiment arid bun- 

combe" argues himself either • fool or a 

knave, Any sentiment which will 

make the nation more patriotic should 

be eneboiagBd. If America had exer- 

Ctoed a little moie men "sentiment" as 

the one proposed Fbrt Bumpier would 

sever have been fired upon by citizens 

of this country; tbe nation would have 

not known a debt of five billion dollars 

norasralitCBOftnonaands of human 

lives, ^ysll means let tbe blfi la qnes- 

tlon be made a law. 

AUgaorbUI has been prepared for 

presentation to the Aasentfjly,, which 

will csuae BO end of dkcaadon^ Jf It tk 

erer nported on favorably by the com. 

mfltae to wbicti It will be jrj. The 

bOl hw been drawn by John Whlte- 

taead. .It fa modeled after • Western 

lair, wlilch* makes tbe sail of liquor 

r practteaDy prohibitory. This bill is par- 

Hoalarly m tended for villages and town- 

ablps, but it will abn have effect on sity 

aalaons, According fo III provisions, 

an ippUcwit fbr • liquor lleerue most 

DOT hja sppUeMton signed by several 

loeil property owners and two bonds. 

be held rwponHble forl 

JameuG, Blaineoaee used these mem 

words; "I love ni/eounlry and 

my countrymen, I am an American, 

and I rejoiye every dsy of toy life that 

I Bin. 1 enjoy ibo general prosperity 

of my country and know that the work 

Ingmen of this land aw the best paid, 

the best fed and tbe best clothed of any 

laborers on the face of the earth. Many 

of them have homes of their own 

They are surrounded by all the com- 

fhrts, and many of the luxuries of 

I shudder, however, it tbe thought that 

the time must some when all this will 

heehanged, when the general prosperity 

of the country will be destroyed, when 

the great body of worklngmen in this 

land, who are now mi prosperous, will 

hear their wives and children cry fur 

bread; that the day must coma when 

the great factories and manufactoriM of 

this land will shut down, and where 

there Is now life and activity, there will 

be the slleuce of the tomb, Aud the 

reason why thia must ~bTirth|a": The 

great southern wing of the Democratic 

party are determined to establish^ the 

doctrine of ties trade In this land. They 

will he assisted by their northern allies, 

The fight Is now on. There is a great 

body of visionary, but educated 

Who are employed day by day in writing 

free trade siaayi! and arguments In favor 

of that doctrine, which find their way 

into every newspaper In tUl» land. The 

great body of our people have never ex 

isrlenged, themselves, the sufleringB 

Which always result when the protec- 

tive principles are laid aside. Poisoned 

and excited by tbe wild statements of 

the writers, and the demagogic appeals 

of Democratic speafcem, the result will 

be that in the very sear future these 

forces which are now working will be 

strong enough to defeat at the polls the 

party advocating the doctrine of protec- 

tion. It must inevitably follow that 

uncertainty and doubt will ensue. The 

business men of the country, fearing 

the destruction of the principle of pro- 

tection, will decline to engage in 'bust* 

i, consequently mills will shutdown 

and the warkingnen will be thrown out 

of employment. The people will then 

see as they have never seen before, that 

they cannot be prosperous and have 

work while this principle is threatened. 

[n the midst of tapir suffering they will 

learn that the only way they can be 

prosperous and happy Is to vote for tbe 

party that haft built up the industries 

by which they, have gained a livelihood; 

because they will then see clearly that 

whin the •manufactory Is shut down 

there Is no demand for the only thing 

which they have to sell, and that is 

their labor." 

BipBrlmentB made with the wator-plat. 

tean pyrometer on the botlers of £hs 

Pacific mills, Mnsachnaetta, have exhib* 

tted sonte iupertant practical results. 

It was f oand tbat in the heart of an an* 

th»dteooalfl« the tfimperature marked 

1,480 degteea, wbfle at ttebridge waU It 

was 1,641 degww, iflS at tt» entering 

tubes and An at the leaving tabes. In 

thlacaso SO pounds of air woe supplied 

per pound of coal, usually, however, this 

a&osni being greater and having the ef= 

Aet of reducing the tonperaturc The 

method of making the testa wfli to beat 

platinum balk in a ctudble placed at the 

paiat where the temperature is destsed, 

these, whin heated, being removed and 

rabaaerged In water. The weight of the 

platinum being known and the weight 

of tts water, it is easy te agate from the 

Specific heats of the water and platinum, 

and the increase In temperature the wa- 

ter shows fay Inuaoriing As balls, jast 

how Ugh to temperature of the balls 

sut have been,^New York SUB, 

There U today in Phasis, A* %, a 

ih that has been held op and 

aftettef than any other in esu 

It bas seen its best days and new 

•tanas dismantled and dUapluatea in the 

backyard of a livery stable, bat could it 

talk many are the tales it ooold tell of 

brigandage that would lay the exploits 

of Bands Dnvai in their shadow, 

II began refining in the seventies t 

tweenPresoott and Tombstone and has 

actnaJly been robbed §B times, Hght 

OriTen end as many fupreii messengers 

bare been Mlled from its box, and as 

pMBengBTS In those days went armed, to 

defend themselves and property, not a 

few fetaltles have occurred ainong them 

and the brigands, It wat orâUya 

handsone Concord coach, palled by tight 

mules, and cost f 1,900 at Tooson, bat its 

aides are no* apUt by rifle and ptatol bnl- 

fats, and to more than one place the loath- 

«r luring showi the wild Btroke of a bowls 

Imlfs.—LoflAniP'lee Herald, 

udBUHll 

Afl inmvaHcai in mining work to an 

bivention for tamping and ramming 

boreholea. The bole Itself is made of 

a smaller diameter at the inner end 

where the cartridge la placed, A smell 

wood disk rests against the shoulder 

made by the smaller hole and protecti 

the cartridge. The •mptng eondstt of 

blocJrs of eompressedl clay, which are 

broken up In the hole by tbe rammer, 

Tbe disk, blocks and rammer head are 

ill perforated so that they can be thread* 

ed on to flie fuse wins, ClayWocka 

are made at a very cheap rate by a elm- 

pie machine, ind by their use uniform- 

ity ta the tamping msterial is secundi 

St Louli OIoWDemocrat, 

I 1- _ , 

fne bonds will be for $3000. 

Us usual excise regulations] 

be Jnld 

arjpjng torn the Bate of | 

example, If tbe sOoon 

wfcom they M«e givsnj 

to • drotitoo man, 

for dmniRgw. If 

can 

now hen is a 

_ TbeHeldto 

hecaa ebtaia an artificial foot far fads 

patrookl TWs speaks well fo? Mmane 

people who lots to be called foolish Is * 

V * m win he real itod of The 

tiw rsmltoof the naff* 

'.and howthsjsasoe* Uied|* 

Bllt to neover damagea fur personal 

Injuries Inflicted by a corpse Bat bueu 

brought agniiiit tbe Fennsylvdnla rail 

road by Lawyer J, Howard Jlorriwn for 

August Johnson, . In bis statewont of 

claim Johnson asserts that on Aug. IBS 

last be mi at work constructing switch 

et along the Hue of the Trenton cntoff 

railroad, which to operated by tho Peun 

Bylrani* raUroad,' As a rapidly moving 

train WM •pproachlng him an unknown 

t t d to cross the track in 

was sbnek by the e 

kd 

frost of 

gmosDdhutantlykUled, 

H» UfeMei body, John asserts, was 

thrown about 60 feet, striking htm in 

the face and failing Um to the earth. 

He iustalned a broken nose and otter 

serious injnries, resulting m a spell of 

•Seknas, which forced him to spend a 

conriderable amount of money for doc- 

tors billi, JoUnBonasksforfS.UOOdam' 

lll Kecord, 

Wanninnlrx'i. 

ilenda;. Marcn it, i^n. 

WomenÔlooes. 

Where does a fine GIOVR 

tear I At the thumb, four times 

in five. 

Where does a fine Glove 

Ai the thumb, If any 

No one knows this better 

than Glove makers. They've 

worked and worried over it, 

tried this and that, and in the 

end come back to the old way 

—oval cut thumb base. 

AH but me, He hit upon 

art idea that the others ha 

missed. Simple of course— 

all these things are. 

He just mrried the thumb 

fiteee down to the button 

opening—and the riddie 

_ was read, 

Courvoisier, the name—an 

old name. For years it has 

stood for the best quality of 

French Gloves. Now it stands 

for as near to Glove perfec- 

tion as the manufacturing world 

nks to the new thumb 

the Courvoisier Gloves are 

Better in fit* better for wear 

Master in iisgf mere stg/ttfyf 

than any others in die market. 

And the new excellence adds 

nothing to the cost! 

Wnmeii't fear mat eight-button Sutdem 

Si ESdti 

four-bDttnn Kid, f IJS, f 1,1% snd 

We are soln agents in Phila- 

delphia for these Gloves, 

Baby Carriages, 

Baby will like to hear the 

first blue birds, and in a Car- 

riage, of course. High time 

to be getting ready. The Car- 

riage people have been doing 

their part and we have filled 

that Basement show-room with 

the temptingest lot of Reed 

bodies and easy running gears, 

and luxurious upholstery and 

pretty parasoling that was ever 

gathered in one plape. 

New designs in the reed 

work—many of them exelu* 

lively our own, , 

Original ideas in upholster- 

ing and trimming—always with 

a view to making baby more 

comfortable and mamma more 

pleased. 

Prices pushed to the lowest 

point we ever knew==and that 

means below anything in the 

history of Baby Carriage re- 

Five of the specials i 

Carriages at $4*2$, 

Weil nude reei bod*, erftniiR. , . 

tt'Wla paruo), ii tf r and "S" Sprtng nn- 

.Carriages 

rims r»d 

Catrtages at 

. Fkaer r*«J feedjt'sheiiund, euahient of 

BafsUw pus!* w)m piimh head roll, 

•lirti* psnwoi, Itoî esii tpriig runnlne 

Carriages at $ff,££* 

Fine feed bodr, atisila^, p!n»|i 

Carfidfes 

AriL__. 

aalln 

ud P»FMO 

whl 

MOI, 

ndg6ld, 

Pprfnf 

. Or up to whatever price you 

please. You can choose this 

body, that style of running 

gear, and say exactly how the 

fitting up shall be done. 

About Bicycles. 

TlMMpoeaui town are , 

r, but not toanerwMne. Ittaauiig 

to the tone of "Tfl-fa-ra BOOJH-^8^»" 

Vf« bm heen enable toeatqh aU the 

wntda ID toe *eng, buf oere 1 * part off the 

; 1^ State «Ddabtala-| 

taqgh, It wmJ.1 mate ns 

ffl Q) K 

no more reason why 

you should pay $150 or so for 

a firstciasi^BicycIe than why 

you should give say $j$ for a 

high-grade Sewing Machine, 

Tne time has passed when any 

maker of either Bicycles or 

Sewing Machines can monopo- 

lize the good things that go into 

either. 

When we took up the Bicycle 

business last season it was to 

deal with diem just as we deal 

with merchandise ofevery other 1 

ORSON &R@SE, 

FURNITURE 

CARPETS 

Everything to make the home pleasant and comfortable. 

Belioonftuits, Parlor Suite, Dining Room Suits, Rookere 

and odd pieces, 

Brussels in all grades, In«rainf 1% and MatUngs, { 

Furt Smyrna and Moquetto Bugs. 

Dinner Setsf English and Ameriean, 

Tea Sets, white and decorated. 

OOKAN SMTDfEL, 

THUfiSDAY, MARCH. 16, J8M. 

LAMPS 

THE COST 

>, Banquetj Piano and Hand Lamps. 

We will sell as low as the lowest, It will cost you noth- 

ing to come, as on a bill of 120 or upward we pay your 

fare, 

mi£»iiVii*i»E, H. a 

RB. CORSON, FUNERAL DIRECTOR 

Ordera left with WASHINGTON VAN GILDER, Petersburg N.J., or at Millvme, N. J., 

will receive prompt attention, 

R. B. GORSON, MII - tvlLLE ' NJ - .J. 

* ! . • 

sort=buy and sell them 

out extravagant profit to any- 

one. 

It would surprise most Bi- 

cycle riders to fenow how little 

a first-class Wheel really costs. 

But there are some necessary 

patented things that lift the 

expense a little. 

We introduced the Conti- 

nental last Fall. 

That was our name. 

Wheelmen knew the Ma- 

chine by another title—and 

gladly paid 11 go for it. 

We iitdde the priee $jp! 

More than 100 of the Conti- 

nentals went into hard use be- 

fore the leaves fell. 

They were thoroughly tested. 

Makers, buyers and ourselves 

were all pleased. 

l*hat is why the Continental 

Is here again, 1S94 model. 

Better than last year, and 

priced as temptingly. 

DaBilhEHlsr Wgi! ttoihJ*t*P (M itaj with 

Horgan & WriShl lire, i?0; llh 

HSFBiiBg Wrf?M lire, •fSi Hi!nB,*IIh 

In the old way of selling 8150 

or $166 would to-day be the 

price ol our $80 Continental, 

Maker's guarantee Is behind 

each wheel. 

JOHN WANAMAKER, 

P ENNSTLVAWIi BAIM04P, 

WBT JEBBEY R, B. 

In effeet FlSKOASf 10, ltfSJ, ' 

TnUlli i«TP OOKAEJ CITY u follnwi; For 

i i 0 » m.iiopm, iunteyi,*« 

li iUdrlphl* for O 

iindiw, 9,00 • m, 

IA. BUOAD SF, STATION 

Bin E*iUrB[n«-I*«Te Pli iUdrlphl* for Oaao Cllj, 

0=gO»pi,*4»pra, Hiidiw 900 m 

IMH ¥iilLIbPH 

r»M RE« ¥«VH. 

WrekMUn,S,3P. *.06,4.OS,5 15,BED,?.m> 

ft. W. is p n, 1/61 n 

4so Si£ ill e w, li.n 

134i7l.40:sio74.00 OJmlM 460), SJOL 

7,s, fl,i'+p,m, 1101 night. 

WMklHf ISB U« 4h« MMk, 

Fw SklUman and WuhfaRten, 814,740, 8JI, 

9=10, idJD, U IBaH, 13.10 (1S.SS Uk. PlHliut 

Si817 6S5r,«»nd llUSp m, Week' 

M i-Wi 11.18 • m, iS-W, 

For t 

*>fcnaU,33pm 

r lafomwUgn Inquire ef 

_J.B,WOOB, 

WM. R, ELLIOTT, 

Sueeausp to MRS. R. MORRIS. 


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AT 

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delpbl* prices 

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FINE FGBNITURE, 

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STORE OW AfcBURY 

OCEAN CITY N, 

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THE WTEI SEASOI. 

SCHOBOH,' 

WESLEY HOUSK, 

IthSt. and Wesley Aye,f 

OCEAN OTYlNij, 

BIIUIBJVM-. 

§TOREi, 


in which ihiipii U M money elierpl for the bi!|*r We »i_! Oils huailfd Win £F 

CnnEH nl 110 CBCII. Td*" fist Includi S ttlMSHl Cn»» Fiir TrltnnlM, Cufa IflU 

triiiiitiml, Biilre i'laiii Fndifecfc I'DAta, Vi l»ur WmtM Fa_PTfimfflSi, PlB-lj Cflprti, 

FUfTiinUned, Full Sweep, FBf Cupoi, ^ laillH (Soft KlejfSdlljr Ulied H»llH* 

^'KsMhpiDfjprlessf iheiitote ia* bii bwi!»i^.tii«^Bnd asne of the 

Inf u i.igii M m f«ii, ii liieludraaaHd Bange of Bi»» wtd luciuds M 

/ito.doM s lot ef JACKEfBBf BlMt, NMjiTiii «odMtt*a Cipiha 

•S S each AinsiiR them sre gurniKiiiS With Knr Hbawi Boll Collafp npd Jacki 

wllh Ifoubte Cspw, flfl*eii*-ilE. all Ig cl.jee at *MB ftsb, Thll lot foeludea gmr- 

* * m ch, Ws ,idti«. an larl* Bfli^lioii tram lit!- lot, Th«F it* Cheap enough 

fo warrtBt Ijujlng etBii if ;ou had giTi'ii up UdHt bOfltig for tlili HWB, 

= UHILDREN'H COATB AT gLOSING i 

THE STOOD ART COMPANY, 

UM Seeoiid Street Dry SusdB 

448, 450, 452 tfORTU SECOND 

- Ud DraiieB BtOro bided wlttalB !ne put few *eefcl 

If* N. Second St,s oa till Mam side,jnit tbOTe IiAet, 

ent 

U 

-***» 

im 

JOB 

OUR MOTT°- 

-**^ 

ARE YOU GOING TO BUILD? 

If so, we should sell you the Lumber and Mill Work, Why? 

Because our increased facilities enable us to offer greater in- 

ducements to you, Look at them•: 

Flret, Byourlncstlon.aaiolnlng tht Beading Tennliiai, with II track in 

our ârd, we uvg In carting bdtb waj-s to the HUB, aud csti give s hettef nt 

sight to ehlpmeiilB noUeavfog OUF wnlrol, = 

Sectrad, Having a !ar« wbuf on the Delawue River, we can load 

far ear cuHtomore without shirgi for whartagB, ele,, sad can eujos? tbi 

Rge atymptf frelghii, which are much [©werffim rallHad frefjufi 

Third, We GMF? a large Block of LUMIER well BBMited to meet the wuto 

of tbe timdtf, and a full Uue of Mill Work In reguiw ehia ooDituUy en bind, 

Founh, Wi ttanufMture all kinds of odd aod Smw wort,tod atiaiBte 

|Irect Bom gKhi^ta' olnne for any Rind of hard wood woft and Interior fliilib. 

W ftetnit Paahrng Boxes, Btrry uhefltH, Blgu, tfe, rt ihort nqyet, 

ihi HusIneH spiriBiiee, f£r Iwenty-dght yean WB hive been in 

at tills Ipatlou and every year have been compelied to improve aud 

enlarge our plant until now we Bland at tbe bad of oaf line of builoeH, - We 

oner you the beoetlt of our esperieuee, freely, We charge you only for the 

material you buy, , , . T* "" .' 


and improve residences, stores, halls or churches, and will give 

all inquirers prompt attention,, Remember that we can ship 

our work to you to compete wldi others in any part of the Sate. 

Front n Abenue, 

dreeiQf|b«wrlttrt not necef»sfHy f«r 

publleation, but a guarantee of good 

lltb 

XEWH, 

The sew Council wUl meet on Tues- 

day evening next. 

Olivet Pleroe, of FbtlKlelpblB, wag In 

town during the week. 

Rev, tyell, of Camden, 

at tbe Emmett Thunday, 

F. R, Whlteslde sud frieud, 

delphla, were in town Friday, 

Mn, Lisle Breckley bu bad one of 

her cottagee beautified, by a coat of paint 

Bev. W, H. Buf«Hf of Camdeo, wa* 

In thJa city on Friday look log after Lin 

cottages, 

Dr* 0. E, Edwards, wife and son, of 

Philadelphia, spent a few days here 

M n, John Frlee Is very sick. 

WOIST 

. iinh Ann BampaoD, In ber.8Oth 

year, dtod on Friday night at h#r 

daugUter'B reddenee, Un.H.C. Collins, 

at this pla«, Bhe was buried tern her 

rsidtnee at Abaeoan on Tuesday, 

FOBT HEFDBLIUi 

William JahnBon, of tb!§ place, pu 

some dynamite on & etump on Thura. 

day, and to tmt its explosive power, 

struck itwith an axe. The dynamite 

wsnt off a]] right and Johnson was 

painfully burned about the face and 

hands. 

Captain William ROBB, of LiuwoMd 

by big wife, aptnt 

p y , ptnt Batur 

day and Bunday with Uaptalii Jos 

Rose and wife, 

4B8EOOH, 

Mrs, M, WUcox,of theClty of Broth' 

erly Love, paid a buainesa vMt to Ocean 

City Monday, 

Dr. A, Wert, of Philadelphia, waHtlie 

guest of bis BOO, 0. M, Wert, for a few 

dap last week. 

B, D, Fries, of Lansdowue, Pa,, was 

intownduriQg the present week, re- 

emltlng bis health. 

Oliver Fierce, of Philadelphia, a 

property owner here, hag been In town 

•evenU days Oils week. 

Rev, 8, Wesley Lake, of Bridptoa, 

•pent a few days hen last week for the 

benefit ef Mrs. hJs health, 

F* Hewsoh and wife, of Vlneland, 

wen ben oil Thureday and Friday with 

a view to purchaatug property. 

' Miss Emma Cowon retu rued home 

Tuesday after an absence of several days 

with friends ID Philadelphia, 

R, If, Thompson and wife, of Phils- 

delphla, intend Bpendlug tbe Easter 

holidays In their Blmpson avenue cut- 

Parker Miller Is beautifying hii reel- 

denoe on Asbtiry aveuue, near Eighth 

street, by trimmlqg up the trees which 

iurrDUDdit, . 

Oa Sunday nent the pulpit at the M. 

E, Church will be occupied by J. W, 

Imltb In the morning and G, P Mi tore 

tn the evening. 

Our public school has been closed for 

ten days, owing to the prevalence itf 

the measles. It will be opened agalu 

ou Monday next, 

Wilton Wllleta, who Is attending 

echool In Uaaidin, Is apendiug a Hliort 

vacation with hie parents, Captain J. H. 

Willetsandwifft 

MeasrB,(iIibert&Lake have improved 

John Wallace's cottage, Asbury avenue, 

between Seventh and Eighth street*, by 

BD application of pal nt, 

Laban Headlej has rented John Wat* 

laoe's cottage an West avenue, between 

Twelfth and Thirteenth fitrec-tfl, Ihrough 

the agency of Y, Corson, 

Next 8«turday will be St. Fatriek'i 

Day; on the SOtb spriug begln«. Good 

Friday Jails on the ^d, and 

Sunday on the2Stbof this month, 

George Fenstermaaher and wife, of 

Philadelphia, occupied their cottage ou 

Wesley avenue, between Beveuth and 

"ATS. 

alatant la their buatows. Tho opltiliin 

is be will be well liked by those with 

whom he has to deal, 

Bsv. Mr. Turplu Isfi en Wedntsday 

for Conference, It It espeeted that ho 

will rttura for another year. 

Thi rain Interfered With the eongrg> 

gallons on Huiidsy night atou relmrelieH, 

A. 1, Frambee 4 Sou have built 

sew houae back of their atofe to be used 

for packing purposes. 

Joseph Sapp aud wife are vtaitlng 

Mrs, Happ'a flteter, Mrs, Abel Bsbeoek, 

Mr. aud Mrs, Win, Dunham attended 

the funeral of David Jaquett ill Phila- 

delphia one day last week. 

MB, Sarab Ann Hampson, whose 

death occurred at iomers' Fulnt on FrJ, 

day tail, was buried here on Tueadny 

and the funeral was largely attended, 

She was much respected by all who 

kuew her, 

JoBifth Trultt has a pniltlon sn board 

tbe schooner W, J, LIpsett, which will 

Hall In a day or two from Philadeiplila, 

David Coiiover has gone South to look 

after hla lulefest in the oyster business, 

It is expected that he and bis sons, 

Gilbert and Harry, will plant over Bono 

bushels for the Philadelphia market. 

Sirs. David Conover is critically ill at 

this writing, 

pl.KAaAHTFIi.LK, 

Mr, McDonnell, the new 

steward, will take charge on the 20th 

iuat, . 

Joseph B, Turner b tuQeriiig with 

rheuuialiHni, Air,Turner will move in 

James English's house while building 

his own. Many of the inmates of the 

aJmshouee e%preen their regret in Mr, 

Turner's leaving, 

Clement Ireland and wife; of Atlantic 

City, spent Buuday with Mrs, A, Buw. 

en. , 

Mm, Alice Lee anil Flora, her graud- 

hart disease, M4 Amole was 

badly bruised and, sot. 

The Board of Health Monday night 

awarded the contract for disposing of 

the city's garbage to the HleiHelTfl In- 

otnenUng Uompany~6rPlttaburg, from 

June 1,18M, at |15,M8, The company 

will be obliged to erect a plant eostlsg 

115,000 todo the work, 

, I4HWGQD, 

Captain Leak fiowen Mid wife were 

guests of Mrs, William fiMf en Thurs> 

day and Friday of last week, 

Mrs, William Rose entertained a num. 

her of her Mends on Thursday evening, 

among whom were Rev, WarthmaD 

and wife, Joseph Btedman and wife, 

Elisha Smith, Mrs, Harriet Ireland and 

Captain Leak Bowes and wife. 

Rev, Obatten, a former pastor of this 

place, will fill the Bev, Warthman's 

pulpit next Sunday during the latter's 

absence at Conference, 

. Fred Ireland has gone (Q Ocean City, 

where he will be employed in George 

Mssm* meat market. 

CAPE MAY COURTT 

was 

Mr§, Annie êf 

speudlug a week with her father, Elisba 

a William Bowen will move to Phila- 

delphia Boon, 

Mr, Neigfaman has rented Captain 

0. A, UampbeiPe cottage at Pleasant, 

ville aud will soon take occupancy of 

it, Mr, Nelghmnn has rented hte farm 

to Mr. IteuiKhier. 

JohuBauudera has moved on his faroa, 

We are pleased to note that WiKanl 

ieley Is Improving In healtli, 

Mrs. Alice and Mm, Llisie Lee, of 

Atlantic Cityf were guests of Br, S, U, 

Edinuuda on Sunday last. 

Lizzie Clark has returned to Philadel- 

phia after spending a few days with 

her parents. 

The Young People's Society of Chris- 

las Endeavor met at the home of Dr, 

Edmunds Thursday evening and reor» 

gaulssed the society, These officers were 

electedi Mto Lizzie Price, President; 

Llssle Block, .Vice Prealdeut* Florenee 

washed away during the winter will 

not be rebuilt, but the- merry-go-round 

centre will be converted into a niuiic 

hall, 

ANOfcESKA, 

Many years ago, before her marrlage( 

Mrs, William Ludlam,of Anglesea, ran 

a needle in her great toe and it broke 

off under the akin, A few days ago the 

piece of steel came out from the upper 

portion of tbe limb, At one time she 

suSered greatly from pain in the knee 

and Is confident yaw that It was caused 

by the needle working through the joint. 

The day after the broken needle came 

out of her flesh she trod upon and broke 

oil another needle, which penetrated the 

same foot in which the first needle was 

lost. 

GREEN GBt&K, 

Frank HmlHi hnn rnilgnrd nn 

- Supreme Court JuiUceR«ed4aii filed 

an opinion in the SaprBmsfJourt Betting 

aside the purchase by Atlantic City oi 

the Consumers' Water Company and 

Recording Secretary- Mary 

Price, CorrcHponding Bocretary \ D. T. 

Sleelinan, Treasurer; Florence Adams, 

organist, 

Laura and Arfe Edmunds and Annie 

iteelman visited friends In Atlantic 

^ WedueHday last. 

Job u Hacket hug moved Into oue of 

Louisa Vansant's houaes, 

Bev, John Warthman left 

uee yesterday j having received hlH sal- 

ary in fuii. , - • " 

Tuesday dawned dear and bright— 

ati ouHptcluMs omen for the Republican 

cfiuHe—and when the pills etosed and 

he count was completed honors were 

about evenly divided between the dif- 

ferent parties, hi many casts party lines 

being Ignored, the voter proclaiming 

his independence by carefully prepay 

pastor ef the Green Creek and Rio 

Grande M. E. Church, Bev. Smith re- 

cently preached a scathing sermon to 

his flock on the sin of gossip, and many 

of his congregation left the church dur= 

fug the discourse, Bines then the at- 

tendance has kept dwindling until but 

g score of faithful worshipers were left, 

Chaiges of uuministerial conduct wen 

preferred against Pastor Smith some 

time ago, but, he was completely esba> 

erated after a searching inquiry. There 

has been trouble in the church ever 

since as a result, and upon tbe advice of 

Presiding Elder Wight the minister de- 

cided to abandon the 0 barge, 

pany at a total cost of |700,000, Tbe 

two eonipanlee were to be bought under 

ordinances passed by Council author, 

lilng the purchase and the Isauanee of 

bonds, Two hundred thousand dollars 

was to be paid to tbe former and five 

hundred thousand to the latter, Tbe 

ordinances were set aside principally 

on the ground that four members-of 

Council held stock in one of the com- 

panies. Justice Reed, held that the pas- 

sage of the act under theclrcumitanoes 

was lllegalf*because opposed to public 

policy and the intent of the Crimes act, 

and that it was also void at common 

law, because Its passage was for the pur- 

chase of property In which the agents 

of the city bad an Interest, 

A Moral 

Seaside 

Resort 

Not Excelled 

as a 

Health Restorer, 

Finest facilities lor 

Itinerant peddlers should not beên 

daughter, of Ailatitl« City, Hpent a few | iug his ballot before going ts the polii, 

days this week with her SOD, Richard This nonplussed the political managers, 

Mrs, Ida Iff, Scattergood, of Phlla* 

elphla, baa rented through tbe agency 

of R, C, BofcUisoti, Charles Matbews' 

cottage, Central avenue near Sixth 

street 

James Scull and family, who have 

been living in Philadelphia duribg the 

past whiter, will return to bean City 

In a few weeks and occupy their Asbury 

avenue cottage. 

Captain J. D, Eberbach, of Philadel- 

phia, has purebased Wlijiam Wlllough. 

hy p s cottage at the corner of First street 

and West avenue, Mr, Eberbach and 

wife are now numbered among Ocean 

City's gojourners, , , 

The W, V. T, TJ. wteb to thank, 

through the SEJJTIHSL, tbe friend who 

tent nineteen standard books to the 

Beading-roam last Friday, thirteen of 

Hulwer's (Lord Lyttou) and sis of 

George Ellot'a works, 

Bev, & W, Lake, of Bridgeton; Dr. 

G. E, Faien, B. B, Bony, J, V, R, Rapp, 

Robert Burroughs, Dr. U. E. Edwards, 

R.W. Bdwards, Thomas Shaw and 

Wesley Bartlne,of Philade)phla| Wm, 

Thegaa aud Bev, J, E, Lake, of Cam- 

den, wen hen oa election day, 

TbefoUowlnjrIs a list of subscriptions 

received In aid of Ocean City Volunteer 

Kfe Company, No, Is J, U, Ooxeyi of 

Oamden, |5,00; cash,: |o,00- George 

Feastennacbef, of Phikdelphia, 12,00; 

Dr, Anna CJL qriffltb, GamdeD, f2,00; 

John H. Davli, Wayne, Pa., UM, 

Lee, 

A donation party was given Rev, H, 

Q, Coweti on Saturday evening by a 

number of his friends, 

Mrs, E. E, Barton and ftunlly have 

left for HnrrlHburg. 

Raiidfiluh Adiiiiift!«lni|iniviiigHlosvIy, 

He has bean under tliu tliH-lor'H care for 

several inniiihs. 

The Bpeclkl meetliign iu the Haptls 

Church are largely attended. Man, 

jterwtni* luive been ouuverted and bap 

tized, 

Mrs, Ainbrose Ham me) I, of Hum 

mimton, spent Buuday In this place, 

The question of building a new seboo 

house Is being agitated, the present on 

being too small and Inconvenient to ac- 

caniinwiate so many pupils. 

The W, A. T, Base Ball team of South 

Pleasautville was to have played the 

Linwodd team last Saturday, but th 

Linwoud team failed to appear. As the 

L, H, Barrett team of Rialeytowu was 

there, It played tbe game, ending with 

a s(s>re of 42 to 6 In favor of the \V, A 

T. team, Thelatterclubclinlleugesauy 

team in Atlantic counLy, 

T, C, Long and family have returned 

home, 

Mrs, Harry HnineH' realdeuce Is being 

brightened with paint, 

MinsLizzlt'Haluesaud friend, Charley 

JohiiHon, made a fJjing visit to Bhiia= 

deiphla, , 

Mrs. Frank Webb ts on the slek list. 

» . 

BKHT.—Ten-roomed furnished 

ajttage, 448 Asbury avenue, Oi-ean City, 

Inquire of E, W. Killey. 581 N, Forty- 

fourth sOftt«t Phliadelphlaj of F, P, 

f^nfleld on premises, or Y, CJyrsnn, 

. Wail Paper and DeooraUons at Phila- 

delphia p&k B, B, BmltU & Sons, 

1046 Asbory avenae, 

_ Parttes mittemplstlng having their 

hoojeg ma?ed to new locations, or ele- 

vated, and rebuilt will save money by 

ossrriiponding with Abel B. &ull, 

ballder ud general house mover. 

Houses moved many partof the county, 

Add A, D. Scull, builder, Thlifle 

OcanClty.k.J. 

. F*]ier Hanghig In ail Ito branches, 

Competent workmen. Satisfaction guar. 

ftuteed B, R. Smith 4 Sons, 1046 

At the annual meeUngof tiie Bailie 

Pier Pavilion Company, of Atlantic 

City ill Uamden, Thursday, the follow- 

Ing dtrtt-tore were elected: Qeorge E 

Wilson, J. Wlllard Morgsn, Js L, Wol 

fentfen, J, B, Eastlacb, Joseph Hatch 

F. W. Hammond, W. F, Geekler, (J, 

Bomberpr, Q, Buekwalier, Jaaae ^rrls 

H,B,Ffaiicis, Dr. J, W.Bdnfes and Y. 

L, Cavauuft, *_ 

Through the eflorl« Col, Jim Car* 

mask Ledfe No. 2% Beiievolent and 

Protective Order of Elks was instituied 

Thursday evening with the following 

officers: Samuel B,, Perry, Exalted Ku 

liri Heury WUllains, Esteemed Lead- 

ing Kulghti itewart B: MuBhea, Es> 

teemed Lecturing Kulgbt; SOT 

DoQgtity, Esteemed Loyal Knlghl;8ec- 

retary, Richard W, Sayre; Tfasurer, 

George W. Jackwinl Trails, for three 

Charifs Whlppeyi for two years, 

yeais, Chari ppy 

m. M, Colloty; fur one year, George Me- 

T^l Oli Gut 

Flctorefraffl«ofall kinds and BUH 

gade to order at PhJljMlelphla prieea, 

ftametm»j baa^n at Johnson's, 810 

Ashury aveoar L A HADtsv 

F In all 

t J 

LASAB 

IU bancbeB. 

S 

Esth 

BMOK II BRICK flf=Orderi 

ricktaft atTborn'shardware and 

tomtore ttoTB et M Glenn OoHagr, 8th 

W » f d H « A i U i B i —'-' 

, , — w, Abel D, Boull, oop- 

.tnctwana bsildef, Thistle Oattage,O6n' 

Cormlck; Qutolde T^le», Oliver Gut- 

Wdp,T!«omeer« of Esquire and In- 

side Tyler are appointive md will b 

filled later. 

Ell Annie, a well-known dUzeaand 

proprietor of the Amol cottage on South 

CaroUnaaveBue, met with a distressing 

accident Monday afternoon, 

be and his youn dht 

i 

In Which 

were 

be and his young dg 

ssvereiy iujufed. He was driving In a 

buckboard and when turning at Padflo 

and Boutb Caioi!aa avenues collided 

with a bus. 

the vehicle ai 

He was thrown from 

about a buo- 

drtd feet, while Miss Amolt wasdaibed 

aiainst the curb and nseiived a Mralt 

S Wound, Itliftartd^ 

1 

s iniuHa may prove falal, owing to 

faet that «be has betn suffering 

who very wisely refrained from making 

predictions. There were many sur- 

prises lu store. 

This was one of the moat stubbornly 

eontested. elections ever heldiuOeean 

City, the fight centring upon Mayor, 

Council, Collector and Clerk, 

The returns bore evidence of the sever- 

ity of the conflict, many of the tickets 

beiUK covered with *'HtIckers." That 

each candidate made It an Individual 

light aiid that touch trading waa done 

was very evident Bo fierce did the 

battle rage that upon due occasion bad 

blood waa engendered, but fortunately 

this did not culminate In a breach of 

the pe&oe. 

We append the result • 

Mayor—H. G, Bteeiniflti, 83; Robert 

Fisher, 83, 

Cauneil—fl. B. BaraiBon, 121; H ,C, 

Button, fig( Jerome B, Kush, (JO; j. M, 

White, 4i; A. H. Cos, m, 

Collector—Samuel Bchureb, 03* Ira i. 

Champion, 78, 

C!erk=E. A, Bourgeois, 107\ Luclen 

A, Cox, B8, ' ' 

Juiiice of Peace—G. P, Moore, m. 

Aflsessor—Ileubeu Ludlam, 07; A, D, 

Barrowfl, 74/ 

Freeholder—Jajues W, Lee, 86; Wm. 

Lake,aL 

CommiBsioBcr of AppeaI=Joha W, 

Smith, 91; Elmer B.Eugllah, 8fl; Jos- 

eph Bennett, S3; Parher Miller, 80; 

Peter W. Murdoch, jr., 81; Jeaae Con'. 

ver, 7I| m Rl Elliott II. , ( 

Surveyors of High way—-Marls Moore, 

m\ W. R, Eitiott, Mi J- T, Price, 7Bl W. 

Gibto,7i. 

Pound Keeper—A, D. Sharp, B| 0, 

King,^ ; -. •• , 

George Payne, of MillyJIIe, spent 

Sunday with friends in tbb place. 

Capt, Reuben C. Young and wife, of 

Tuekahoe, spent Friday wlf h Anthony 

Smith and wife at Beesley's Point, 

Charles Godfrey, of Atlautie City, 

spent a few days here with his parents, 

Cftpt, Theophllui Godfrey and wife, 

Jonas Steelman, of Philadelphia, 

spent Buuday with his parents, 

John Dukea Is entertaining hla slater, 

Mrs. Kay Ingurgyll, of Philadelphia, 

Mr. Potter and wife, of Philadelphia, 

we recreating here, 

Mr. Htricklaud, of Harauionton, ban 

received the contract fur building the 

M, E, parsonage, , 

The Junior Epworth Wague took 

supper with Mrs, Harm Saturday, 

Mlse Maggie Lee, of MHlvUle, spent 

Sunday with her parents, Mr. and Mrs, 

James Lee, 

Laura Adams, Mlsa Miss May 

Madden and Hosea Madden, of Ahse- 

con, are spending a few weeks with 

Captain T. Weeks, 

There will be a public baptlam of five 

children In the river at Champlnu's 

Landing on Easter Buuday, 

William Wilieui, who was killed by 

tiie 1MB, was interred at Head of River 

CQuraged In any community where the 

same articles they are vending can be 

procured of your home merchant* and 

in many cases at a less price than you 

pay to strangers, who have so further 

interest Iu the welfare of the town than 

to get the few dollars they carry ftom 

it, Not a few of this class of "mer- 

eliauts" nave vblied this city. We are 

informed that where goods are peddled 

as above (selling by samples) no license 

fee to exacted of the peddler. If this 

be true, we claim It to be unjust to gut 

own merchants, who are not only com- 

pelled to pay rent for a place In which 

to sell the same goods, but also oontrtb- 

tite largely to tne city's finances In 

taxes, aud certainly they have some 

claim for the protection of their bush 


Miise and Sigi Painters. 

450 Avenue, 

AUDITOR'S SALE OF REAL E3T4TE. 

BjF f Irtye of mn order enUsrvd (B the C»: 

IWiii OSyR on the IWetitj-iiilrJ dij or 

b#r, eigli(€va bandrEd noA niDtly-lhft 

pitinuff mi Wnitsiiif,' 

Mir 

gara- 

-Ihre*. In ft 

•ub«rjher. His tudJtsr Appointed in Hid HUH, 

IU HII it pnbiie rendue » tft* yghej 

on 

WEDMESDAY, APRIL 4,1894. 

Cemetery. 

Kate Ingenoll is very Hick, 

Captain James Lee Is loading wood 

fur Haverstraw, He will bring back 

brlek for Atlantic City. 

Mrs. Belle Dunham and Elisabeth 

Lone, of Newport, spent a few days 

here last week. 

Frederick Peterson and wife, 

land, have been visiting here during the 

week. 

Edward Hammell Intends moving to 

Bridgeton bwlay, 

•I twfi o'clock ID {)« aftanHB, ii# ||t« Wa*leJ 

HDUH ID lha Borinjii of O«*H QitJ, QlH M»w 

county, New J nej. 

Ail lha rsllQwini dBMribed two eertalp loft df 

land and pnrallei, lliualu •[ Oet>mn Oitr, C»» 

Miy Wdnlr, heir Jem?, known U IpU Kb. Ill, 

S**lion A, Wsltijr Mende, asd Ho, tS, 8&xk>B 

Lot No77»j"llsSri6ninjr « k polot on Ihenorth. 

m tidn fit Wnflsf »TohHo,on# hundred fart 

aortiiFB t ef Sighti •!««(, and ruBmiog tiitna 

BSfUiHH an W««l«y •TBflUB fifty fnfi, matt fa 

deptti ef that width ODD hundred and t«nt*>|n 

rest. 

Hot No, 429. BpslBniflKltapoflteBtiieHrtb? 

•rift |Jd.t of Albiirr BfMUe, One hundred Had 

BJoetr trti usaibiui of Eighth •(rrcti and R= 

nine tneiw uoili flii Atl.ury K*CBUe thirty tact, 

amf ciMndlHK ID depth. of that •&!& SB* feUfr 

diwifst 

iwifrst 

JOHH F, HAHHED, 

^ Blii 

H. H. VOORH1ES, 

Auditor, 

, F, F., ta.58. 

jobbing promptly attended 

to* Estimates cheerfully given. 

Guarantee to do first-class work 

and use die best material. 

Orders left «_ Wok. Uktfi 

office, corner Sixth and Asbury 

avenue, will receive prompt 

attention. 

NO. 108 MAKKET STREET, 

PHILADELPHIA. 

QADQtFAirrras OP goofs mm POM 

rme 

FAMILV enOCERIES. 

A^WAfB THI rRaSHRaT AND B1SI TO M 

rounp m TUiE MABKBT. 

Full Flavored Teas, 

Choice Brands of Coffee, 

Sugars of all Grades, 

Canned Fruits, 

Picklesj Spices, Raisins, Dried 

Beef, Butter and Lard, 

Hams of Best Quality, 

Weighed when Purchased bj 

Customers, No Loss ip 

Weight Charged to Purchasers 

•we In asd Bats •eteetfem* from toa 

kitftf B*«h»itit8es In futaa*i>hta 

Ofa#nljF BaU prowptlj 

By Tlrtiie of • wril ef Flori Fscl 

d Igaued put of tfaa Court of 

b f N J I il 

, to Be of 

Bade iBtwacj By Her »aim«, 

Mrs, Anna Laura Nabb, of May's 

Landing, formerly of Oean City, who 

WM accused by her husband with infi- 

delity, and who was arrested on that 

charge, became Insane from grief, and 

Sunday morning jumped from a win- 

dow of her father's bouse at May's 

Landing and fled. Bhe was scantily 

:lad, and was hut seen by a track 

walker on the railroad going toward 

Philadeiphla, 

Mrs, Nfihbwas found guilty Jn the 

Cape May County Court of thecirfme'of 

which she was accused, and en bearing 

he verdict she fell In a fit, and sentence 

was not pronounced, - Her father took 

her home, under the promise oi 

ing her forsenteuee next month, 

hag since grieved much over herehame< 

The woman became frantic, and her 

actions soon became like one bereft of 

BOB. The hist few days she steadily 

grew wane,' and bef eonflnenjent la an 

The foiiiiwing crlmluals who were 

eonvieted at a speelal SSMIOII of the At< 

lantle County Criminal Uoiirt were 

arranged, before Law Judge Thompson 

and Lay Judge leuseman Thureday fur 

sentence, : 

John Tniltt, colored, convicted of 

the robbery of adlamund pin valued at 

p0, property of Uouugllman Bqmers 

Doughty, Atlantic City, wassentoneed 

to one year In State prison, 

Thomas Demond, eolored, who plead 

guilty to breaking and entering the Egg 

Harbor City Hotel and Qriseom's mar- 

ket, Atlantic City, aud the larceny of 

goods therefrom was sentenced to eigh- 

teen months In State prison, 

Henry Platter, colored, who plead not 

guilty of complicity with Demond In 

the above case was convicted of receiv- 

ing fltolen goode and was sentenced to 

one year In State prison. 

Lisle Creedon, colored, who locked 

herself In the bed room of her residence 

In Fox's Alley, Atlantic City, and set 

fin to bedding with the intention of 

cremathig herself and destroying the 

building was adjudged of unsound mind 

by the Court and will be sent to the 

State' hiBaua Asylum at Trenton, 

Bi-Beach Fatnlmap Charles RIsley, 

of Atlantic City, who robbed Jennie 

Butler, ofbesanviltejOf a wateb, was 

sentenced for three months in the 

County Pen! ten liary, ' 

Joshua Mnloney, who deserted his 

family In Philadelphia In January last 

and eloped to Atlantic City with Miss 

Annie Valentine, the pretty eighteen, 

daughter of Mftnufaeturer Jos, 

ValenUne.of Arch etreet, Philadjiphia, 

was tried on the eharge of fornifleatiou 

and for want of sulBelenl evidence, the 

C lld 

, g p f fa C yjppr* 

lha RiabB of New Jan*;, I pill Bipoae toMle at 

publjy nsdus, on • 

SATUaOAT, MARCH 24,1194, 

bflwH-h fhphourt of tWelTH and n*« q'dnek In 

the sfl«moon, to Mil: nt two o't-Iock In the 

afternoon pf mnld day, nt the Hilf or 1 , office In 

Gaps Haf City, Id the counly d! U»p» Haj and 

gtabi of K*w JehHsy, that !• » «y: 

All thedrtcrlbed lotorpISMof land •Jluatit 

111 OtM4n City, C»i B Majr ooiinty and Bialis of 

Now Jerwsy, ttUintHnd HU in ieclion A of thui 

plan of iota of Ownn Cl'.y AModmion, Bfltin 

Hiiig cB the •oitlhnMtflrlif aid) 1 qf A»bUrf af Btiue 

at tho dlcMeee of one hundred a&& tblrty feet 

southwardly f mm ihefottthwaFdiy lide of Fourth 

siiTBf, eonuininjr in front or on-a4t}i on the Hid 

Abrr Menus thirty feet, and ef that width 

aing in lemth or deih »fmth**»tiiri b# 

Aibarr Menus thirty feet, and ef that w 

esieiiaing in lemth or denih »fmth**»tiiriv b# 

toiJnMHlllwhh the Hid Fourth itreel 

f ld 

twEeoJnMHrsllelwhh the Hid Forth itr 

ono himdrH feet to a flft*en foot vldi Hr«et. 

S ai thr pnjpirtr of Bradfsfi Qedrnr, 

tUB!. and U\kfn in rxeeutlon it tbe *uit of 

m. it. hiftRt it a!,, etiBipUinnpi*, and LO be 

sold by ' 

ROBERT B, H*HP. BhfrifT, 

Qaled Fftb.e^. Vm • 

John i, W*.|i>oti, gyi'r, PF5« 

f 

LOW PKICE8, 

TTie Liquor, Traffic and its 

kindred evils are forever 

hibtted hy deed. 

Every lover of Temperance 

and Morals should combine to 

help us, 

Water Supply, 

Railroad, 

Steamboats 

And all other 

Modern Conveniences. 

Thousands of lots for sale 

at various prices, located in all 

parts of the city* 

For information apply to 

E.B.LAKE, 

Secretary, 

)cean City Asso'n, 

Over iI?000 Square Feet of Floor Boom. 

.WEATriERBY, 

-DEALER IK- 

DEALERS IN 

Pine, Cedar 

and Hemloch 

BUILDING LUMBER 

SIKig, 

SatbtBMrv 

Bracketi, Tintogip 

SbliBl«f PJcktti, 

Laih, Vm\ Ciaurt. 

WEATHERBY BLOCK, M1LLVILLE, N. J. 

Goods are as represented or money will be 

refunded. Compare prices and you will be 

convinced. 

ALSO, plRECTOK. 

FLAGGING AND CURBING. 

BEST QUALITY OF 

Pennsylvarila and Nortti River 

Byll STONI 

arSltiali 

thick and dm 

8ioiH)a,B»B6 

f UW hf olpert wOrkmBO an] naraBtHd Hifent ia eterj p»rtl«Up, 

dmpiohold ill grip, Onr 30,000 feat Mid IB 9l» r«r, Hltcftlnf 

B6Hiep«ioio,f IniTMtTirtrtj. Ldweat prfeH Ud be*t tmimt, 

iohold ill grip, Onr 3 

BOBEBT 

00 feat Mid IB 9l» r«r, H 

Ldweat prfeH Ud be*t tmimt, 

Court was compelled to 

prl»)uer, 

dlseharge the 

nsane »jlnm w» being 

Searching partis to¥# gone out la all 

huntingjier. 

Hotiti ud CottfigeB wired forElectHc 

BtUi, Burgtaf AI AnuuDdstoni 

HHdeJeetrie iighllog»pf»rmtu«, Addns 

,H.Fi«ltPl#aBaDtville(N.J 

FOB BMS OR 

bouse, good baro, U acres of 

lyuu, contaiBimj fine orobaftl- 

fniHprincipaily-Ûi»t«datg 

„„«*, Will exenangs for Ocean City 

property, Bargain, Apply to or address 

property, g py 

Cornell 

, Ooundl convene

i !••* 

ft* * 

1 went to hU Erank and took Out ft Elbl 

which bin mother had placed tlirro an 

swam afihont the Bible held in his teeth. 

The liwik wns raid on nil pldoa until 

SERMON IN MOBILE, 

$< 

Y.I- 

Smiesa" Hfe» M 

MGHU, Harsh 11,—Bw, T, Do Witt 

Tabnaga, D, D,, who ia BOW visiting the 

math, selected aa the subject of todny'a 

qssion "Unappreciated Bervlees, 1 * the 

taxt facing taken from U Corinthians si, 

88, "Threugb a window, in a basket, waa 

I let down by the waD,- 

PKBUBCU is a city of white and glis* 

tenlng architecture sometimes called 

"tha eye ef to* east," sometimes colled 

"a pearl «urronnded by emeralds," at ono 

time distinguished for swords of the bat 

inatiaiala called Damascus blades, 

upholstery of richest tobrio, called 

A hoff&aan of tbo name of Hi 

lag toward this dty, had been throws 

froip the laddie, Tho borse had dropped 

qnder a flash from the sky, which ut the 

ml time was » bright It blinded tho 

rider f^raasy days, and I think so per- 

maaestly IDjsred hia eyesight that this 

defect of vision became the. thorn ia tho 

0aah be afterward speaks of, Heitarted 

for Damascus to butcher Christiana, but 

, after, that hard fall from his horse ho 

wM a chused man nnd preached Christ 

fa JPiiinMew till tho city was shaken to 

ita foundation. 

' The mayor gives authority for bis er= 

xwt, and the popular cry isi "Kill him! 

£111 bjmP Tbo city is sarroindod by a 

high wall, and tbo gates are watched by 

the police kit tbo Cilidau preacher es» 

sape. Many of the houses are built oa 

tbdnWaUf and their balconies projected 

«lear over and hovered above the gar- 

dens oatsldi. It waa customary to 

lower boskem ont of these balconies 

wdpall np fruits and flowers from the 

, fAfdesfc To this day visitors at tho 

monastery of Mount Sinai are lifted and 

let down in baskets. 

Detectives prowled aroond from hosss 

to bouse looking for Paul, bat Ida friends 

bid him, now in one place, now in aa- 

Otber. B§ Is no coward, as 50 incidents 

Is bla life demonstrate Dot be feels his 

work is not done' yet, and so he evades 

assssiiwtioB. "Is that preacher hereof 

the foaming mob shout at one ban 

door, **Is that fanatic heref the poll 

shoot at another house door. Sometimes 

w ths street incognito bo pesses through 

a crowd of dlfichtd fists, and sometimes 

basecnt«blniself on the housetops, At 

lait the infuriated populace get on sun 

track of him, • • •• - •"' ' 

They have positive evidenee that he is 

ID the house of one of the Christians, the 

balcony Of whoaa, bains renchfs over the 

s waJL "B^shoiBf Hereheislf Thivo- 

cifer&tion and blasphemy and howling 

of tho pursuers are at the front door. 

They break' in, "Fetch oat that fospcl= 

Uar and let w hang bis bead on 'the city 

fata. Whore U he? 1 Too emergency was 

- torzibis. Providentially tharo was a good 

#toot basket In the honse, Paul's friends 

fasten arapo' t» the basket, 1 P&ul steps 

* il Tn« basket is Jifted to the edge 

Of the balcony on the' wall, and tbm 

trbUe Faal holds on to the rope with both 

binds his Mends lower away, oarefoUy 

and eftntiennly, slowly, bnt snKly, fur* 

r tberdoVn mid farther down, until the 

basket strikes the earth and the apostle 

•tepaont, and afoot and alone, starts on 

that Cunona misioaary tour, the story 

Of which has Mtonlflhed earth and heaven, 

Appropriate entry in Paul's diary of tmv- 

eU, fThnngha window, la a basknt, was 

IlsidowBbythewalL" 

SLEJPEBTHHEADS. 

Ohserre fint on what a slender tenore 

great Tevalta hang. Tlieropetnakef who 

twitted tfcste&rd farteaedto that lower- 

* "tag hssketneTBF knew how nmch would 

depend on the strength of It, How if it 

fead, been broken, and the apostle's life 

bad been dashed oat; What would have 

; ,tas*ae at the drirtian chnnhf AH 

ri»t ; magnificent nuadonarf work in 

, RinpIrjUa, Gapadod*. Qnlatia, Maee> 

• donja, wenld.nover bare bean acflom- 

pll»be4' All his writings that make tip 

•ofnd^ptmsableand enchanting apart 

of the Hew Testament would never San 

been vtftteo, Tho story of ranirectJon 

woolft neter hare been so gloriously told 

aa be told it. That ewjnple Of heroio 

at PhClppi, 

g . nnd n cTiurch 

and RB 

tabliiUod, and the world's hiatOTy ha| ti 

more brilliant page than that wbleb tolls 

of the traflafofinntiori of a nation by on 

hook. It did nut Boent of mnch impor- 

taaoo whether the sailor continued to 

bold the book in his teeth or let it fail in 

the hreakura, bat Bpen whnt small 

depended what eighty to- 

Practical in ferenye—there nro no la 

•SgnUdancee in our lives, 

thing is part of a magnitude. Infinity 

Is Made up of infinitesimals; great things 

an aggregation of small things, Dethlfr 

hem manger pulling on a star In 

era sky. One book in a drenebe 

mouth the evangelization ef a multitude, 

One baatôf pupynta on the Kile freight 

ed with eVents for all ages. The fate of 

Christendom in a basket let dawn from 

a window en the wall. What yea do, do 

welL If you make a rope, nmlfu it gtron:; 

and trne, for you know not how mncli 

may depend on your workmanship, 

you fashion a boat, let it be waterproof, 

for you know not who may Mil In it. 

If you put n Bible in the trunk of yoof 

bey as hei goes from home, let it be heard 

in year prayers, for it may imvo a mis- 

sion as farresehlsg as the book which 

the Bailor carried in bis teeth to the Fit- 

cairn beach. The plainest man's life ii 

on island between two " liWi < OMiiiiiiiSilonrr «r nnKflB, Naiar|f Pubii^ ni 

in diBiif-firy, Hi-c 9 ^ iiii-nii rilr liaitdtug mid I,OI»II AHacimioii, 

. Lnu for Bile or Kiefciiigr H»i»l m reh>, rurntdlfHS "f iinfuntlllied,' Bof3j. Bfind*, Haff, 

fmir*, Wliband Ci.nirû-ifL-iifeful'i .irawri: AttfriieUi of tiilfH u*n fully prtpimd, 

•j mam than icpnlf tuim 

that m?pnraua th-t log cabin fiii;U tilts 

Fmd, hy waigreotufl Lj-, '"Light, 

gvf. 'Hglitf" Wiihoiit this i 

Boons liiNnifuiiitmi, tint it vain 

i Mr. WilliuniH, in hk 

thUHclitfL-riitesi llm iii| 

hiis|iitiiliiy, which 

I l 

FHRE&- 

eomrudH wa!kt!ili>r thu' iinph'NHiiiii tliut 

lotikSiig MIUHH itiiiNt \ni a in-tUT r.-rttctor 

than (MijiL-r or wlutii^fiHlicil Hiiniiui! liu- 

with n ji 

iii n.ili!iiil anr= 

heavy tflmilmy it oittjiiti-L 

in not an in• n ii HIML iliii n- 

Jlf!l!lU!l hj?Ilt j>* lisa frill! Ull'il'uill Our-: 

futis liiil til-it ] jiii Ili erlii-u is i>t!iii!yi|. 

trutnl lii tin.' I'HHI! i,f Mir 

With iisquT nr wiiiti-wjiHh it p 

fnmi ii Vii>ii hlilijiicr Of JMtiljtr,— 

Htatistlclftiia eetiiiiate that in 

Britain there Hru 

6,050 iftiHiliea "vfry rlcli," iJB( 

l!e# -richr 7U0,fKM>in 

Btancw," 8,008,000 "HtrDggliug to keep 

ttp" and 0.018,900 poor, 

INHALATION ! 

1529 «reb St., FWLil'a, 

Samuel Schurch, 

PRACTICAL BUILDER, 

HAV BE FOUND AT. ' 

lleûe Gaf©, 

Oil bMSli bf-t, Biranth anfl KlgSth 8U, ! 

6E0, A. BOURGEOIS & SON, 

Carpenters and Bnilders, 

REPAIRING NEATLY D6NE. 

Building! erected by cOH= 

mei nr 

ii. NC IIUI.TZ, 

CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER, 

3633 Gfirmantown Avenue, 

' riiiitiiEiFHM 

* • 

g and 

Curbing, * ; 

•**IIT«IIO BIT COMTMCT OM Pit. 

Eighth BUMBA Anbury Av&» 

and BHoh-Lay$F8, 

O, ADAMS, 

STONEHILL 6 ADAMS, 

Flittering, BMig« fitting, 

B Ac. 

RACE, 

UNDERTAKER^ 

Foii RENT—Having very ex- 

tenslv« and influential conneo= 

tions, he has iuperior advan= 

tages in bringing those who 

have propertic-s to rent and 

those who require them to- 

gether, and at present has Bome 

of the finest cottages and other 

houses on his books at liberal 

prices, ,; , 

FOR SALE—Iông experience 

and persona! dealing in Real 

Estate has made him expert in 

values of both improved and 

unimproved property. Occa- 

sionally even In such a prosper= 

ous town as ottri some one 

wants to change or get out. 

Then we help them by helping 

some one else to a bargain* 

From Ocean front to Bay, and 

all between, you can, be suited 

with fine corners or central 

building lots, A few cottages, 

new and well built, now offered 

at cost. 

Write for Information oi the 

Ldt'CIuV 

Headquarters for every house- 

hunter and investor, Fisher's 

Real Estate Office, the most 

prominent corner in Ocean 

City, 



companies^ 

For any information on any 

subject connected with any 

businesi enterprise write, freely 

t o , - • ''••• •• = . ' i - : • _-. ' = - • • ' "• 

Robert Pisiier, 

. Ocean Oity, N. ,T, 

ehlfli*, Dîipepitia, Catarrh 

HiMMtaetie, 

Her 

Ami Chronic and. 

Disorders* 

11 fins bt'en fn u fsp aewIf a qunrtfir of * 

riionimhds ut piiijiinl? have bpfn 

«f"l mure thsii ifflQ jilifSfflsiiJt lia»n 

uiwd It Una rccommnndml Ik 

It isngrotMible, tiipr* Is no nniiiiHiK luie, 

nor nf U-f UnlPi nor fl^krhliiK unifiil 

We ui*e Below ft faw of ihEKreal liHIi.bpr of 

l«jitJmdTiinii wjpjeli we aril Goniianlly nrHfinjt 

from tliDM Whs iia»e Irlrd jt, pilbllsiiRl with tha 

fipfsa* pt-fm'inUoii In tirillnn of 

pt mf >tneriti ii«titiide fnr the 

hspplun* and hfjiltii jtitii i 

t ti Ud O 

nt* iww 

n-d lifo of hspplun* and hfjiltii jtitii yiôr 

flPKii Umt tin Uompound Oijp>n iiu 

Uinij wilfa me. 

Whilf. 1 wu itw&ji conphicrrf K heUhj- 

id, I w»!t known U, ha tijaprplte frOiii hn'.jy- 

ni, It ial inhrilted, Fqf liriir jrnlp 1 wnn 

eyiiHiird AliiiHI conMantl*' tci ihfi loiiBKB, Fdr 

iiiiift* thin fniip fesr* I did net kiWW • ilioitieht 

I frniii jinln, AM Mils lliiio dfupcpflii 

l JU V t l titf«h 

IT frnii 

illiliril JUf 

d 

AM Mi fpp 

i-ipent wlicn t«iipjtf«h]J re- 

J l i 1 U dlfldi 1 

illiliril JUf nftRt, n t«iipf«h]J 

lieved, mid »KBf*v»f«J oliierB-i1oU beluK hi ail mj life, for ilia |iltt 

b i i i *» kfld li• Itl 

di*F*d UM beluK hi ail mj lfe, for ilia |iltt 

jpfiP I line bt4il upani (roinit in p*» kfld lie• Itli, 

Wit I flilt f tor to la|ii> sniiie i'ftrt In dniiipi 

l upn (rit p*» kfld lie• Itli 

Wit It Hiiflicleiit i f tor to la|ii> sniiie i'ftrt In dniiipi 

I Id work of ilir liiOBi htboiiniU lull Urn, An DF 

fSirngtli rsinHnUiTt to Improfe, iiiico (nring off 

Oijitrii, i fefl tr«at I car. von«cjt(piifo(ijijj recatit, 

itielld the IrcaiiTisnt, not onlf 16 eurs{pnvl&ii 

tin* lioflSoni* ilrreilenii are obin Mads •! 

Aeii«mwd WnmiW it thetlilesfabooir 

of SB P*K PliblUhed h^ Prh PturkfiJ 4 Psion, 

wlileh tffeiteittl itHjnlpisM full Infonnrtloii U 

le ihlt mnarksMe euniin w>nu unil • rerard 

of iurpritinB ffllrt. [n • wM- mnp* flf 

Will hi mall«) ir« » Mr 

DM* HTAUHEY A PAE.EM, 

The glr) I ntn going to tell you about 

U rather pretty, and her Paine is Edltb. 

She haa dark hair, and her eyes are bine, 

and ihe dreisoa well. She has been 

graduated from a Beuiinary of good re- 

pute, and her dfapoaitiun is Qinlublo to a 

degree wlikh more than a year ago 

brought all the young men of thu neigh- 

borhood nt her feet, I think ihs wont 

tennis championship in alngk-a fioruo- 

where tost year, but t am not certain 

Bbout that, What. I cap recall among 

her ineet prononnced accqmpllahmonte 

1 will put down heie later on. I met 

her as lung a time ago that 1 have for- 

gotten tha elrcnuiBtanecfl of eur meet' 

ing, but 1 gut-sa they were of the ordi> 

Hfliy iort, 1 live two tloora fffjiii hei 

bouittt, and I drop iii topmi her and Mrs, 

Eurkb at Ieu»t guyo a wa>k. Even hei 

BOrrjage, whiyh hurt me BO mudi at 

the time, did not eeimrato us for very 

long, and 1 think I have lived to forget 

iny first rnah deterriiliijitiuii never to 

look upon h«r fins* again, 1 ealktl tMe 

Bight of (lift wedding* nnd I have been 

calling regiiiariy ever.Hinuo, ' J nm bo 

ginning to hulievo thnt Itwsiu good 

thfng, after all, tliut §bo didn't iimrry 

mo, . 

What I want to tell—and it wpn't 

take iung to tell it in niy dry fashion*- 

le tho story of old Srowtiii'i ceflrtgliip, 

I muke my jiviug by kee|iiiig the conh 

aucuqiiti of a I jig Mat kit street whglo 

iale hoiiMs, nil!] Bruwnu is tha man 

wbuHOikftk JHiiijxt tijiiiiiiii in tlit! count' 

ittgrufilit. Oii r HIIliiry Eaabuiii \ 

and although be ia two yearn 

than I am, I being Iii now, wo huth 

Iii! BitiiHi- jrijsiiiniis for 90 

Browtif' Wei}|lis more Hi an SfiO 

pDUiids, and I weigh ii trflio 1««, 

. Aim fjuike, who 1H Edith's niothi-r, 

eaniu to tiio (hiH Hiiiiiiner and lind ((iiite 

a long talk with tlie tilxjut her i^raonal 

affaifii. Shesaid that htrintu husband"i- 

ggtate. wai [trttty itiueh eiituiiyled, und 

that to kecj; IUT lireaent eatabllHhnient 

Oil Areh street going slio would hnva to 

rent Boiuo of the huudrmmo roouia In the 

boom to hnaidgrs, Uf courseshu didn't 

want to tin that, and »f vmtm I 

eiited the Jilnn, but in the end it 

out that we both hod to give in. 

Old Browee runted thu ttvuuml itory 

fnnt rooiii the day after I told him 

ibaiit it. He had been living away np 

town, and ho was glad to gut a little 

nearer to tho ofllce, Ittwidos enjoying all 

tho Bociiil pttsjtigo which geograpliitMil 

conditions could give him, Uo luovtid 

into the roimie with a doten trnnha and, 

a wealth of bric-a-bntt-, which, to my 

mitiil, did, nut IHHIUUHI his ORB. Mrs, 

Burke was glad to m*x])t the reference 

to ai which he gavn her, and Edith 

amiied flpun him when Mio gavo him his 

night key, , 

I thought n good deal of Edith, ana 

every night or two we played cards in 

her mother'B rooms, She and I ployt-d 

partnere againiit yonng Doh.Bniith and 

Mrs, Burke, Wo were prettj' «vea!y 

matched, ton, for Bolt played a stiff 

game of whist, and 1—woll, you infly 

resember that 1 wag one of the Fento< 

aet club'a n'rito team Ijwt fall, Edith 

and I won must of the games, though,' 

for Bob wag too infernally lasy over to 

do anything well. And then he never 

Healed to tnind it if he lost. 

The presence of old Browno dnnoyed 

ni a great deal, and I don't reind say- 

ing BO. About a week utter ho took his 

roorafl thera I found him occupying my 

teat at the whiat tablo when 1 called, 

Be was fumbling the cords in hitf4wk* 

ward fashlen, und Edith waa laughing 

at him. Bob wai engaged In giving on 

Inlltatlonof me telling a war itory, and 

even Mrs. Burke wan approving the ri- 

diculous proceedlugB, I qoughed, and 

that stepped the game, hat I was fln- 

comfortable all the evening, .But Bab 

had the good Bense to fiimloglM, bat old 

B^wno.eimnly tittured for wi hoar ovnr 

what ho teemed to eunslder a good, joke 

tin ins, . 

After that nil my affairs Reeraed to 

go wrong( and I began to ierloasly con- 

ilder whether 1 shouldn't rent every 

room in Mrs. BurkeV houso inyself, 1 

was actually eontenplating this prottO' 

litlon DBS Bight in my own apartanesti, 

tmoking my lost bowl of tobacco «H; 

while, when the colored girl who walta 

on tha door said that Hrunn bad caltud 

to aea ma, • J bavij few callers, and I 

thought It night bo Mr. Fhi{tnst the 

managing partner of my hos», whom I 

had Isvited tocoiiiy'to sea ui« iriiiretbaD 

1 DtffDth flgfti . . 

With thisi ids in mind 1 told the girl 

to delay ths man below stain for a mo- 

Best while 1 slipped into ether etuthea. 

Then the floor opeaedi and old Browns 

qame imbling (a, I wu ditgtutsd tin 

the itntanW tml 1 managed to qtnMql 

my real feolJngn and Inrftod him to ho 

Ho looked alt arunnd him to 

It 1 w« alone. Ht hii bat on the 

"Thank yon," he miUl, "I r»nly want 

to see yon for a uiniiiuiit. H 

I offered hi in a pliw, and ho tlucliaed 

It. I told hiiii iny i:fgiirii wuru out. 

"It dofBu't make nny liilleronw," he 

Mid. "I'd rutJiiT n.ic Bimik.j. i injnu 

horo to oak yoti aouiu thinyit about the 

Borkei," 

The Lord only knows lipw 1 liKiketl at 

Blm as he liL«ltatuil tut ii iiioiunnt. 

-*I huvB *H>II enough of them,** he 

Wint OBS "to bflliove thiit thi-y nre pf= 

peri to for hrrukfjiat 1 linly drHiih a i-np 

of strong i'olls;o. 1 tlicii wiiltti'd tinnrly 

a mile before I had decided what to 

•fly nnd was barely eatiBtiwJ with ttio 

result, Edith waa tho sort of a girl \v 

be particular aheut aneh things, and 1 

wanted totileusn her fniidy, 

Mrs. Oiirke enmo to the door and was 

just as much surprised to see me us ! 

thought she would bo, 

"It was very good of you to comcjio 

ioopn,," she said, "and I didn't think you 

knew it yet." 

"Knew whatr Mid 1, 

ihe pulled liie iiisfdu tho Jinll 

looked at tup, hfilf Hiniliii;? nnd 

tiarfal, i 

"Didn't yoti enme te^=er=en!ig! 

lato anybody?" ; 

Then I uutdown on the hatrnck 

shook niy head, ' I felt that it was u|l 

over, and that old Ornwnyhiid won, and 

never in niy life did I Biiifr-r tu much 

misery in HO Rinall U HJIIKO of time, 

''Then," said Mrs, Burke, "Iniiiglad 

to tte able to infnrm ymi tnyself, Kdith 

ud Bob an engaged to \m iminfed," 

I arose nnd snt down ngnin, I thought 

of many thinys, bnt only one s«nti?nye 

•trugglcd thrungb niy lijM, 

"Does—doetinld Binwne kncSw about 

itf" I asked, 

"Oh, yes, but it won't interest him. 

Before he went down town tbiH inorn- 

ing ho told mo that ho would liiivo to 

gtvp up bin room on acciiuiit nf the mm 

shining In ft too brightly in the morn- 

ing, I 'm going to turn the whole house. 

BOW evef to Edith, "^H, B, Uroiiiur in 

WHAT IT COSTS TO "RUN" 

Pi| Ho T«ii 

Velre IH I'ubllc AflUn, 

The re|iort cnrrt>iit sum*.? time 

that the Prince of Meniico Intended to 

retiigu ua head uf the ureiitest gainbling 

state in the wsirld und ilevoto hlmMlf 

to the puntnitof Heiente. his favorite 

pastluie, bill ojiparFiitly provM to be 

bnfOBiided, Hu mtm nis inonoy tee 

easily in hiri pnitiiit islutaj anil evident* 

ly hns little inteutiuii uither of giving It 

np or of driving the heudsuf the gum- 

blig society from hii doininiona. : 

"Munacu," suys the StutsbaorgtT 

Zeitung. "has 7,000 ifibahitants. In 

1BN Talleyrand wrote in the dlplo* 

matia net which Was to regnlate the 

condltlona of nil Europe, 'And ti# 

Prinw of MonaLQ rctnrns to hia statai.' > 

In 1810 it was further decided that the 

existing relutiims betweeH Fraauo ud 

Monneo Bhould ct-Hse and that thinee* 

forth the king of Sardinia waa to play 

the part, in thu princi[]ulity fonflefly 

played by the boBU ot Bourbon, Than 

Jn 1BC0 Mouaeo eiebaiiged the Italina : 

protectorate for tha French protector* 

ate, and maintained ita privilege—de* 

flpito the prtittBtH of the publics presi 

arid the powets—îf giving fax asylum 

to profeaaioiiai gamblers and s]ti»d> 

thrifts in its gambling hells, betanflo 

France did sot wish to 'int^^re iu 

the internal aSam of Monaco,' 

"An ideaqfwiiBt celossal naiel 

inonoy ore lost in Monaco can be gitb> 

erod from tho jaat report of the 'Hocieta 

AnonyuieduH Buinade Mer etdu Uercle 

dea JStrnngerS,'the gambling Bocfety, 

The gnlna lust year amounted ta inofe 

than 81,000,000 francs. The eapitai_ef 

the eaniptiny is 3O,(30a,000 frantB. For 

each of tho last aii years the Mninany 

bos act aside a reserve fund of 1,000,* 

000 francs. In ID18 this reaorfe fnod 

will jMiioqnt to aa much astbs capital. 

The Prince of Monaco, who married a 

floLrew lady,- receives a, yoariy allow* 

nncoof I.MO.UOO franca, In Sdditisa 

to this, the company paya all the gov- 

ernment expenses of the pfincipailty, : 

attends to the cleaning of the rtreeto 

and provides thy waterworks mid light* " 

ing of the jmblie tfaoroBghfarys, The 

publio has freo scheqls and h&s BO (am 

or other lovics to juiy, but it has also 

nuthiug to BUyrigardiug public affain, 

Tho Bociety payd 3,10,(100 franca an- 

nually to tho theater, too public or- 

chestra costs OH iiiiith more, and the 

officials uf the sodety.ineliidliig over 10(1 

croupiera, cost annually over 1,000,- 

000 francs. To tliq press tha eociet,, 

pays 600,000 fraiica. Among the reg- 

ular tixpungyH nro tho outlays for nanov- 

ing nubap^y vktiiiiH of the games. The 

tiifcil oijteiiHi-s nf tiio company aintrant ' 

yearly to i 1,500,000 francs," 

and 

half 

imd 

A MurtacB * 1* lipdb 

The dopnty clerk in the marriage bn- 

at JnckEoiivillo was veryt. very 

buay, Withont looking np from bis 

work he knew thors wasa colored conple 

lookmg anmail timidly near the doer 

and occasionally peortng over at the desk 

where he eat writing. 

This lasted for about baJf an hour, 

wbn, becoming annoyed, be suddenly 

leaped up and demandedi 

"Well, well, want to m* aanied? 

Wby da't yon say stff* 

They grinned at each other, then 

grinned at thu clerk, aad the mnnttid, 

The D*nE«r ft Tfliflal Woqndt 

A medical fiapcr commits itwlf to 

the stateuieiit that maay lives ON IOBI 

each year in eouBtamoiico of the lack ui 

a little cominon senge respecting eimple 

cats or wounds ef the handu or other 

parts. Several eases have been record- 

ed of Inquests rulnting to persens who 

have died frum blood jwifionirig arising 

from email cuts on the hands. The hli- 

tery iu all of thse. cases' varies hot lit* 

tie, and it is piactiyally tho same, A 

aas, for ezaiuple, while working at bis 

trade, or even while carrying out tho 

aimplo detfiil of cutting a piecfl of 

broad; receiveu it BIBHI) cut OR the band. 

Tho iiijury \s HI triviiil that anything is 

considered' good enough with which to 

stop the bleeding, and this end having 

been attained no ajure is thought of It, 

The Hinall wound is left to tako ears of 

itwjlf and is uspustnl to all sorts of lUth- 

inesa and ionrces fif infeetion. 

By yooil luck notliing may happen, 

but tlw public wotiia do well to boar in 

mind tliut from the meet trivial injury 

to the skin uyute Bpptitiisniin may sap> 

ervene and Jiiay rajiidly he fnliowed by 

a fatal terminiitlun, By Ujorougb at* 

tentjoiitocli'iiuliueiH tht» Uiitownrd con- 

Beiitienci-a of u wound liable to become 

infected can be effi>ctoally prsênted. 

On tlio uthiT hand, whvii the sephevmls 

attack hfia dyci'ired ltaelf, as a rule, 

little can lie done by the surgeon to 

stMin tha virniyfic« with which it de* 

velopB, It should therefore bo borss 

in uiiiid tbatso long as wounds, bow* 

ever email, remain anhealed, the risk 

of contracting hluod poisoniug will ah 

ways t» preHunt, 

"Gtot say mqneyf 1 

"How nvif 

"Two dolkrn," 

He riowly, almost painfully, eonntcd 

ont P In chicken money. The desk 

grthbed it, "Join right haads, n be said, 

Than farter than a thunder shower can 

on » tin roof ho rattled off the 

Her s«irsMHa«iBK 

Mien Kato Marsdua, the BngUth worn- 

n who is devoting her life to Alleviating 

the jot qf the Hiberian ispsis, bu arrived 

•t St, Petersburg and is prapaneg to 

stiirt afresh for the leper colony in order 

UJ continue her, pelf sseriflcinif work, 

QueOB Victoria is Btuted to hays {irovid- 

m\ Mies Marsilen with an antograph let- 

ter aaking all persons to whom the m*y 

apply during the jonmey to fnrnisb her 

with all the assistenra io theirpewer. 

During her ahert atiiy at St, Peterabarg 

Mi» Mandea U tho guest of PrtnsaB 

Tcherbfttoff,—London GentlewoBUiB, 

"By Tirchof thoritof state of Flortdia 

p T^tediBow deeiafe yon maswlfs, 

GHtowdta- btTo!" And they went, rtiU 

Keit d»y, whUfj tlw bridegrooai 

Isyiiig tfsekfor the new eleeteiq ear tint* 

etttosy , 

"Mr. CSarlie Ferelst Is M 

wUto BUS in JackBoaviUe—marry yon 

In * mtawitl Oully, I speoki to git h 

t i r 

NCTTOM Old Lady—1 hqpa yow ban* 

is quiet, cabman? 

Uibby—None to ekd her ID that r* 

ipeot, mum, 

NervoPsOld Lady (with a gasp)—Bpt 

What's she laying imsk her eta* like) th»t 

for? Look! 

Cabby (sompkonttlyj—Oh, thafaon^ 

his feml-nine eor'cdty, mntn, SwUkaa 

to hear where she is s-gebi t&—Loa4DB 

Tirti 

i V 

TBo cost of T 

Orim«tQ war has boon |lS^S&, 

enough to give a *H> gold pW 

man, womaii UBd ohlld «ton ^ 

-mm 

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_-' .rJf._- M^

" OCEAN CITY SENTINEW 

a • 

WTBIIf 

IDITOB 

crrw, 

FBOPIUErOR. 

HEW 

of the people be wUl take bi§ office. 

The people have spoken. 

On lUUuiciare heard.

if 

W*£ 

••(zt&.y-f&Z 

Bi^ Ori; TAUMAQ1 iHOWS HOW 

CHRISTIANITY MOVIS PQHWARft 

StPfdf Blewi •• isiitelity—B*ligiM 

M Ud Con»llB( (9 Din 

? the 

noos, BOW, 

inch a ernsade? 

WSBii «°* 

BSOGSLTH, MKBh i8.-.to the 

Bade todty Bar. Df. Tataage Breached 

K mat eloquent and sbarAqteristiefiUy 

•riipjreus sermon in wfetatlan of ths oft 

Brewed ussrticn of the enemies of fell- 

gjon that Chriflttolty Is retrograding 

aadthsBIbk loring Its hold npon the 

hearaanisoBselenseBof teen, Thesab« 

tad of the discourse as announced was 

"Prom QoBnBest to Conquest," tho bat 

bd&g taken frebiAmosix, IS, "Behold 

the days come, aaitB the Lord, that the 

plowman shall overtake the reaper." 

Picture of a tropical dlaie, with ft Ki- 

son, » prospSFew that tie haircut reach- 

« dear OVBF to the plaotingtime, anil the 

swartby husbandman i winging the sickle 

to itfie tblok grain almost feels the breath 

of the horses on hit ihenlderB, tlio horws 

bitched to the plow preparing for a now 

crop- "Behold the days come, eailh the 

Lord, that the plowman shall overtake 

the reaper, 1 * When ft thai? That is now. 

That is this day, when hardly have yon 

dona reaping one harvest before ihspiow- 

man ii getting ready for another. 

I know tbat many declare that Chili- 

tianltf h« collapsed; that the Bible Is an 

obsolete book; that the ChriJtian ehnreb 

is on the retreat* I will here aad now 

show that the opposite of that is true. 

An Arab guide was leafllng a French 

infidel u m i desert, and ever and anon 

the Arab guide would get down in the 

tana and p?ay to the Lord, Itdisgnsted 

this French infidel, and after awhile as 

the Arab got op from one of his prayera 

the infidel laid, "Hew do yon know there 

|g any GodPand the Arab guide paid; 

"How do I knot? that R man and a camel 

pssed along ear tent last night? I know 

itbythefootprintainthflsand. And you 

WH)t to know how I know whether there 

lsimyGodl LookatthatBnnset, Isthat 

the footstep of a man?* And by the same 

process yoa and I have some to ander- 

ftand that this book ia the footstep of Q 

Ged, , - 

But now let oa gee whether the Bible 

1# a test year's slmanae> Let as'see 

whether ths ehnrch of God la in a Boll 

Bus litest, maskite, canteens and hav-! 

prsadB Btrpwing all the Way, The great: 

BagUahhiiteriaB, Sharon Turner, a man 

of Tart leamlag aad of great accuracy, 

not a clergyman, bnt aa attorney as 

wiU §• a hjatorian, gives this overwhelm* 

log stattstla In Kgurd to Christianity and 

f 3 ftjgafd to Che number of Christiana in 

tho different ceatnriesi Is the first cen- 

tnry, 600,000 Christians; In the second 

oestufy, 2,000,000 CbristlflBS; in the third 

eest^r," 5,000,000 Christians; in the 

fonrtb century, 10,000,000 Obristiaasi ia 

the fifth eentarf, 15,000,000 Obristiaas; 

in the iiith century, £0,000,000 Chria- 

tiaD»; is the seventh century, $1,000,- 

000. ChrletiaM; in the eighth eea« 

tnry, TO.OOO.OOO ChriBtians; in the 

'ninth eeatary, 40,000,000 Christians; 

In the testa cestory, 60,000,000 Chris* 

-.• fiasa; io the eleventh eeatnry, 70,000.000 

CMtftsi; In the twelfth esatary, 80,- 

000,000 Christiana;in the thirteenth een- 

tury,'T5.000,000 Christiaasi In the four- 

teenth eeatnry, 80,000.000 Christians; In 

the fifteefith century, 100,000,003 Chris* 

titosi in the sixteenth century, 125,000,- 

©OOCMstifiBi; in the seventeenth «n- 

tutTi 156 00,000 Christiana! in theiight- 

'eeuth otntary, 200,000.000 Christians— 

a ieeadenee, as yon observe, in only one 

\ century and more than made np in the 

following centuries, while it ia the usual 

computation that there will be, when 

too leeeM of tat nineteenth century Is 

mate tip, «t least 100,000,000 Chriatian*. 

F«n-Christianity! What ft pity it has 

nt^ Meads! Hew lonesome it Bast be! 

Wbo wUi take it oat of the poorhoase! 

J*tBi Cnristianltyi Three hundred rail- 

lions/fa one century. In a few weeks of 

tbf year 1881 3,500,000 copies of the New 

TeBtamentdUtribntod, Why. the earth 

im like an old castle with 80 gates and a 

: pftrkof artUltry ready to thunder down 

iflTH?gate. Lay aside all Christendom 

•Od see how heathendom is being sur- 

rOBBded nd honeycombed aad attacked 

fey thi* »U conquering gpgpeL 4$ |ae 

beginning of thjg century there were 

only 150 missionaries; now there are gft> 

' COO missionaries and native helpers sad 

sfangeUsts, 4t the beginning of this 

oaitoiy JiieTfl were only 60,000 heathta 

ouufwt*; now there are 1,760,000 oon- 

TiFto fram heothendom, 

- Tbsr* IB not» ieoco&st on the planet 

bat the battery ef the gospel is pkated 

•*nB'ready: to march on—north, south, 

w«t,weit. Tea aU kaow that the ehtsf 

wwk of an army Is to plant the batteries. 

' It may take many days to plant the bet- 

telrtei, and tbay may do all their work hi 

10 BjanttO, Theu batteriw are being 

rfftfited pJl along the tetcoaatfl and In all 

tiaMosa, It may take a good while to 

,: Blast Lthetn, *nd they may do all their 

.i^tjto cme day. They wilt Nations 

" if* to bi boiTl in Otjo day. Bat just 

cons back to Christendom aad rowgnUe 

;; thfrfcet thai dsring ths last 10 years as 

'amypeoplensTeoqaoected themgeifea 

^ with flTsngellcal ohnrehes as ponnect|d 

{,ttemselm wtthtbo ehafehM In the Sm 

^jMnioithtecentDryt . -••' 

"V y^Jiij,,, i- ± OLORIOUB POOI. : . . : 

; ;^^ryUni1y,i8 falling back, and ths 

Bfbler they ny, Is beopming so obsolete 

book, * I go into a> court, and wherever I 

'• Sndtt jtlflg9**benqh of a clerk's desk 1 

fll?d ft Bible, Upon what book conld 

ttiêbs Btêd the a#miilty of an 

Wait book Is apt to be pot in the 

the young man as he IBOTM far 

Tbe Bible, What shall I find 

im%J>t etHyten homet in. Brook* 

in nfns uQtof eveiy 

CWstoadonil The Bible, 

the psophwy that the 

io toe biaeteentb «nd 

forth' from thin church the pliiiiiuat 

Christiiin we' have, fliid witli oao liiilf 

honr of prayer ftiidreailing of geriptiire 

[irymisefl the teHrs will by wilsd UWay, 

and the house fruirt iim>T- to vupuk will 

be flooded with itiu fiilmuirsa i.f jm lu< 

dioii eumuier Hunfctu Tlmry id where 1 

see the triumph uf Cliristiiiiiity, PL» 

plo are4isautisiied with urarything else. 

They wftflt Clod, Thuy wiitit JepiiBChrift, 

Talk about the esnyt ififnci's, Tlitrt' 

is only one exitct science. It is not math- 

ematics, TiijiuriBlaKiirithmaJiuvoiiiuiij' 

ituiwrfectiiiiis. The French uielrit' BJ'B- 

tem bus many iniporWetiunB, The oiilv 

eiact Buieiitu is ChriBiiaiiify—tliu imly 

thing under which JOB cuii iipprapFiiitcly 

write, "Quodemt duiiifliiHtrinitinm," Yon 

toll uio thitt two aud two ujiiko four, 

I do not dispute it, but it ia Uiit so pliiin 

that two and two make four us that tins 

Lord God Almighty iiiiuJy this wurld 

and for man, thu dinner, liunuut his yuly 

begotten gOH to iliL', 

I put ou thu witness atund to testify 

In beliulf of Cliristiiiuiiy tho chnrch 

on earth and all the church hi heaven. 

Hot 60, not a thouwiml, nut a milliou, 

Ijut all of the cLujxh im eurtb and all 

the redeemed lit 

A QuiibTi 

Yentell IHU Juiues A, Uiirflyld woa la» 

nuguntted priûhqituf flitiUnitbtiSruU's 

on the 4th of Mtinsli, JBel, Huw do I 

know it? Yon tell me tlii*ij were yo.OOO 

persons who distiuctlji iieunl his inau- 

gural udilreiiH, 1 deny both. 1 deny that 

hi WHS iiittU)|urateil, I deny that hisin- 

BUgural adiicwu wus delivered. You 

ask why, I did not KUU it; 1 did not hear 

it But you say that there were gO.OQO 

persons who did Hue and byur him, I say 

1 cannot tuke it atiyliitw. 1 did Hut sim 

and hues him, Wliusa U-atiiuuuy will 

yon take? You will nut tuku liiy testi= 

mony. Yon siiyi "Yon kiiuw tmt Ii ing 

about it; yon were nut.there. Let us 

have tliu tHStiuiuiiy of the 80,000 persuns 

who stood bufOi'O tl.e cnjiitol und heard 

tlmt magiiificent iiitiugunil." Why, of 

eounse that is as yunr cuuiuion mmm di 

K^s^pSS 

Kow, here are mind men who say they 

nave never seen Uhngt crowned in the 

heart, and they do not btlieve it is ever 

done, T'iiofo i« ii Krt'Hp of men who suy 

they have never heard Uie voit'H of 

Christ; they have never heard th« vmee 

sf Ood, They do not bi-lteve it ever 

transpireil or was ever heardîhat any* 

thing like it ever OL'cnrn'd, 1 point fe* 20, 

100,000 or 1,000,000 people who my, 

"Christ was eruwiiwl in our huuriH'nf= 

feet Ions; we imveBwiri liim nnd felt him 

Incur soul, and we have lienrd hip voices 

We have lienrd it in storm aud darkiwa; 

we have heard It again and again, 

Whose testimony will JOB take? These 

men, who say they have not heard the 

,Teiee ef Christ, have not seen the corona* 

tiou, or will you take the thousands and 

millions ef ChrisUsBB .who testify of 

what they saw with their own eyes and 

heard with their own ears?' 

Yonder, is an aged Christian after CO 

years* experience of the power of godli- 

ness in bis soaL Ask this man whether, 

when he buried bis dead, the religion of 

Jesus Christ was not a mnsulation. Ask 

him if through tho long years of his pi j* 

grimage the Lord ever forsook him. Ask 

him, when ho looks forward to the fu- 

ture, if he has not a peace, and ft joy, and 

a consolation the world cannot take 

away. Pot his testimony of what he 

has seen and what he has felt opposite 

to the testimony of a man who says he 

hu not seen anything on the subject or 

felt anything on the subject, Will yds 

take the testimony of people who have 

not seen or people who have seen? * 

A BIT OF ADVICE, 

Yon say morphia puts one to sleep. 

Yen say in time of sickness it is very 

useful. I deny It. Morphia never puts 

anybody to sleep; it never alloyiatea 

pain. You ask me why I say that. I 

have never farted it; I never took it. 1 

deny that morphia is any soothing to the 

serves or any quiet in tim s of nckness. 

I deny thitt luurphin ever pnt anybody to 

eleep, bnt here are SO persons who say 

they have all felt the soothing effects of 

a physidtn's prescribing raorphlna, 

Whose testimony will yon takef Those 

who tookihe medicine of mf testimony, 

I never havlnf takes the msalcine? Here 

ia the gospel of Jeans Christ, an anodyne 

for all trouble, the mightiest medidno 

Oat ever qn» down to earth. Here is 

K mim who says: "I don't believe in it. 

There Is no power In Itr* Here are other 

oeonie who any; "We have found ont ite 

wwer and knew its soothing infloenos, 

ft haii cured ns, B Whest tosttaony will 

yen take in regard to thli healing medi- 

cine!"" '•^= •- . r 

I feel that 1 have convineed every man 

in this honie thut it ia otter folly to take 

the testhnony of those who havs never 

tried thi gospel ef JeansObrist in thiir 

own heart and life We have tens of 

thonsands of witnês, I believe yen 

art ready to tuke their testimony. Young 

man, do not bo ashamed to be a friend 

of the Bible.- Do not put your thumb in 

your vest, as yonngmen somftinMs do, 

and swagger about talking of tte glori' 

ons light of the nineteenth centmry and 

of there being no need of a Bible, They 

have the light ef nature In India and 

China and in all the dark places en earth, 

Did you ever hear that the light ef na« 

tnra gave them yeujfort for their toon* 

blu? They have lancets to cut and jog' 

gernanti to erush, bnt no t'onifort Ah, 

my friends, yon hod better Step yonr 

skepticism. Suppose you are put inthia 

crisis s Oh, father, your child is dying. 

What are you going to say to her? 

Colonel Btluui Alien was a famous in« 

idol in his day. His wife was a very 

cousecrati-d womftB, The njother in» 

ptructed the duugtit« in the truths ef 

ChriHtiaaHj', The dangbtir iiekeiied 

aud was about to die, sad she said to her 

fathers "Father, eluili I wke yonr in- 

strneti, or shall I take niother's in* 

stfuction? I sat geiflg to die HOW, 1 

must have this matter decided," That 

man, who hart beenltrtid in his infldelity, 

said to his dying daugiittir, "My dear, 

you biiil butler take year mother's re- 

ligiou," My uilvicg ia thy same to yoa— 

eh, young «!!»!, yon had better tttko 

your miither'B religion. Yon kuow hew 

it (joinforted li«r, Yuu know what sTie 

said to you w ben she was slyiag, You 

bad hotter takoyi.Jr niotlier's religion. 

The Value uf Sim 

If 1 mistdke not, Sir Jaiaes Crichion 

Drowuc, in the course of a recent ad« 

dresa, remufUttl u[»n'tiie curious elo* 

ticity of our brain a;* rogurdH sleep' Hs 

sited tbo castB uf pftjpiu whs rarely ilepi 

well or mncli aad who uyvurthuleHS are 

able to carry mi intellectual work with 

ease fiiid ability, I iuiiposo there isn 

"hault" of bniiii in this mutter of sleep 

as in othur reajiectB, iiml whilH ordinftrily 

we deinnnd u fuir iimi«tum of absolute 

rest Bi.iinL- of us cuiiirivo as a habit to 

get along with a minimum of eomnolent 

repose. Tills aubject wui lately recalled 

to mind v. iiwii I biii>penid to be dining 

alone with a well known surgeon iubusy 

prActice, 

My friend is a man who, Uke myself, 

journeys over the length and breadth el 

the iiUiil, U'-' had juit returned from s 

loiiguiid tgdlirtis joaraey, tired and fag- 

ged. Wo But down to dinner. Between 

the courses ho fell goiitid asleep, let ui 

say for thriie minutt'sûot more, eer» 

talnly. After each natj he woke npi att 

bia ijriiiiitum nnd went off agittn inte 

slumber, i Biid ntithing. bnt watched 

Uiin closolyi I observed that after each 

awakening he gsw brighter, the tired 

look diMappeiiri'di und by the time din- 

nor wad at an end Bishurd was himgeU 

again. I juked him on his installmentt 

of siyep. His reply wus. characteristic 

"Den't you know," said he, "that it 

isn't a bug sleep which is nettled to re> 

fresh an aetive brain? Nerve tissue is re= 

paired easily with very Uttls sleep if you 

also bike fund, 

"Of my own experience the, remark 

holds good, and it fiivyala a very enrionj 

and in some respects utioinaluus coudi 

tiou of the brntn tuiil its ways,"»Lpnduu 

Ulustruied News, 

Tit 

In a small villngQ np the river there iR 

a lann who makes his living by catching 

the floftttiiji wood out of the river, drying 

It and gelliBg it lor various irarjiwir*. 

Sgino time ago lio eauglit an extraordi- 

narily iiiree log, which was too thick for 

him to chop with his HX. He went to the 

owner of ii sawmill, one of the inHnr-n= 

tinl men cif the town, and reqaesteel the 

loan of hia crosscut saw. 

;"No," Kiiil the mill owner, "1 won't 

loiin my BJIW tf bo dnlled," "Bnt I eun 

sharpyn it again if I dull it," persisted 

thenian. But the Haw, was refnseiUand 

the wood giitlieryr was cyui;Klk>d to use 

his ox upon the big tog, SOJIW time aft- 

er this an Ice psrgd dame down the river 

and carried away a section of the bridge 

that crossed to the railroad •• stiition Oil 

the other Bifle, It,was necessary for the 

sawmill owner to qfttch a certain train 

that day to get to the city go us to make 

Cunneclion for New York, 

- He went to the bridge, and finding it 

impassable looked about for a skiff, Tho 

only ofto on that side of the streiim bo- 

loiiget] to the old wood gutherer, 

"Go up to old Blank's honse and tult 

him I want the key to his skiff," said the 

mill owner to fats eoachman, who wiis 

carrying his valise,. 

Tho coacluuau returned In a short 

ttme with the wood guthyrer in tow. 

-'What do you want,Mr. L—-r 

the old man, 

'"Why, I'm in a hurry and want your 

boat to cross the river," wastheinipa- 

tient reply, 

"Yon do, do year retorted the wood 

gatherer in a diguiilml manner. "Well, 

yon can't have it. You can just cross 

the river on your crosscut saw," . 

And the business man had to postpone 

starting for New York until, the neit 

day,—Pittsbnrg Dispatch. 

Fljlttjf Hsehlnrit, 

Benjamin Franklin used to compare 

the balloon of his day to ft child who 

would presently come to mail's estate. 

Be thought the aerostation was in em- 

b'ryo, and in due time would do niarviiU 

ons things, ,Uut his aapirhtious, one 

may now say, were too sanguine, 

Onr. aerial ashisvemeiits are still liter- 

ally "in the air," the flights of oar best 

aeronauts ore involuntary. They ore 

"blown about *ith^ rverywind, B It is 

tone that the parachute bos been brought 

to considerable perfifction, but that is not 

flying, but falling. It ia gomething to bo 

able to fall softly from a great height, 

bnt it isnotmnch. It hardly seems worth 

while to go up so for in ordej- to come 

This reflection applies to the very latest 

improvements |B tbe science. Tlio whigi 

ed Ban of StegUti has, wo are told, !t ao> 

compUsUed * journey, of SGOyaMs,** but 

this merely means that, starting from a 

tower he has built for the purpose with 

a spring bourq, or from a stesp hill, he 

has flown down that distance. 

As for the aerial niaoliinus of varions 

kinds that are ^''ttwlntleuiie wiiffaM B 

by dropping dynamite over cities and ar> 

mief, they may be marvels of tneehanieal 

iuience, but thpy have naver yet "risen to 

the occasion,*' or even risen at aJL Even 

tbe "MaxlBi'* invention hus, 1 under- 

stand, "never left tbe rails, 11 which, al- 

though a great virtue in a locomotive, U 

,«ry little credit to a flying outfaiia, , 


/•.-.^'•.iijy-'-M 

UatB» Cap* and Qetitn Fnyntahlug Ooodi, 

ENDSL'! 

BEL1 ABLE ONE PRICE STGBE. 

i6ss ATLANTIC AVENUE, ATLANTIC-CITY, NV 

Children's Nobby Clothing a Specialty* v 

A Banjo Souvenier Given Away with every Child's Su 

^ 7 

VOL, XIII. 

R, R. 8OOY, Proprietor, 

FlRSr=(JLASS HOUSE. 

DIRECTLY ON THE BEACH. 

entineL 

WERBJ.V 

OCEAN CITY, H 

y.eoRSON; 

REAL ESTATE AGENTLAND 

LICENSED AUCTIONEER, 

No. 721 Aabury Avenue, 

OCEAN CITY, N. J. 

REAL ESTATE 

LslP for ilia OF Eieh»i!l* Hnn»R IB ffni, mrniidiHi hr ylifyrii!f)i«d, D*rf* Band*, 

«k»ti Wilt* *ud Conmcl* eiMni'y Urnwn, Ah*lrscH of till.» Cwf fiillj prepirsl, E 

Wmtt* Ib>n (•>Bl? ' t t t h I d Ab A 

P O. »• •*, 

j pp 

AibHrJr AfHiH, _ _ 

ItUK 

MARSHALUS 

OMNG 

FOB Asn 

1821 MARKET STREET^ 

Tkrcs Bsan Eaal nrflliv Hall. 

OCEAN CITY, N.J- THUBSDAV, MARCH 20, 1894. 

Druggist*, Eta, 

WAGGONER^ 

Druggist, 

and 

HO, 731 ASSURT AVEHUE, 

m'EAM cif y, H, # ' 

lPa» Drugs, Flat 

lit* eeiuiiMtlj on h 

ROBERT FISHER, 

REAL BSTATB 

NCX 52. 

, Gt W. URQUHART, 

3646 North Broad Street, 

PHTI,ATiEl,PHlA, PA. 

AND 

Broker, 

WALTER L. YERKES, 

DIWTIST, 

CONVEVANCER, 

PHJl*4DEIJ>HI4, 

KB. LAKE. 

SUPiRlNTENDENT OF 


From its Organization, and also 

REAL ESTATE AGENT 

H aving thousands of Building Lots forsaleat various prices, 

. Seme very Cheap and located In all parts of Ocean Citye 

Now \k the time to purchase property before the second rail* 

_ road comes, as then property will greatly advance. 

F have a good many Inquiries fat I¥operty between 6ih and 

j 12th streets, Any one having property for sale might do 

well to give me their prices. , 

A j] persons deiiring to Bvy% or Seli, or Mxcfraiige property, 

r\ would do well bufore ;losin|F any transaction to call on 

ll, 

TEMPERAHCE. 

WMHM TO *m0UL TOOHl A, M TO 8 Ps H, 

Good Koast blnners, witfi 

Ilirae vegetables, for tj cents, 

Turkey or'Chicken Dinners 

15 cents. 

Ladies' Room upstairs, with 

Homelike accommodations, 

PURE SPRING WATER, 

BAKIRY, 

601 5. Twenty^Seeond St. 

ICE CREAM, ICEt, FROZEN 

FRUITS AND iELUES, 

N, ,T5 

CHAS, E. EDWARDi 

—niWTIST,— 

0FBE10S, 

f\NV 

itnnm 1 

Pa, 

NOTARY 

Agenf. lor ill® 

etap w ifelnf to nnbk »• 

NOTHIHO BOLD OR DELIVERED ON 

SUNDA1T, 

JLJORGAN HAND, 

ATTORNEY AND 

COUWMKLLOB AT LA If 

|ypreisi< Cpur! (tommiiaU!|iiir, Nniary j'ublje. 

CAPE MAY C, H., N. J, 

LAW OFFICHS 

tllnir baluna on Set«lee» 

Nothing uiu mvimn» the iiutiuneo uf 

tho flrltiali uuiiiuiiuti ut curtain 

lecturcfl. Wu liuvu Luyii jirtatut oil 

iach occasiim trhuu it diHh 

byt perfwitiy tiniuttjlligiliki, 

the royiil sujlcty ciigniMU ttiu attuBtftui 

uf ttlKint Qmi iiiclius nm\ gmtltsunin from 

S o'clut'k until JO, Wiiftt ho wus my- 

Ing ue enu kutsw. l|q mrnjiblwi en iinm- 

iilil nil tbo cuDiiaiiiy londly ap. 

him in tlia iuturvuia, wlioa ho 

lwe,itli ft* afitali luaauuf inc* 

But ku bold a Jojig rod ill bis 

liuiiii, nnil iRsrfotlifuJly ho faJHud It aiid 

iMjiiitt-tl at nil yiiigiimtio ug^luuieratiaii 

of Iliiss, whiyji were l»ii«vud to to an 

UlBitriitliiii. Tbis at itself alono wqald 

huvii sutlaliiitl liis HBtHyiiue. euHplttd, of 

matso ^Fith tbo Hpfeetndlu of biBown ». 

8[wuf iiblu jiurHiiu, And wliuii tbo lee= 

tliru Wdrtovi-P iiml thu atc-rutur^ yijiupli. 

idtiiteil this uhl fe'ijiitluuinn nu Ilia iuout 

iuatmutive diHL'tiiirtHi tbuns was a roBh 

el eagtjr miciniilurs of tliu TWulntiou and 

tlio gtntrnl jinliliu stmituwl out, yuwn« 

liig und biijiiiy. ThiH goutlulunn re- 

ycivL'ii m giiiijLiia fur hjH liifiirt, nnd it 

ia Hut known to ibia dsy wlmt he WUH 

iiliijut,=LuiidiiilOigiH>, 

A ROUMANIAN FOLK SON& 

Be whom I lirvuil so well 

U Ih his IUIIM, loiitf sloop, 

¥ci I Jiiliipnt him not, 

FQW JIB taid inn not |a *«B, 

Mpns iSeor io hfm the gnu 

_ TJuin I COIIM f vpF bf, 

rer tiiouffÎ IPJ to him, 

He does nolcotM to tms, 

tsnvy lint iho Bravo 

'. What yfixUshlay wu mine, 

But law Iny Leso4 Aad »j, 

"Keep him, fur ho U thine. 

Bgi kwp nnt, grave, ay JOIIL^ 

Which eannnt tirpitt th«. 

My Brniio and my IfghiBtsp^ 

Oh, Bi¥S Uiom hack to mo," 

mir.e cninp," jtrtiita. 

" Vish BO Uicj- mf, hut evL-ry hotly !a it inine 

mmp. Urea iuii] uiiks lit the Biijierinttye, 

The Iniiiit^ honesty nf ths tufmrirt mumps?. 

Malto&iyernllUuifilUKiu'fif the 

Now tlmre Is Miuiliof thing yiiu'll 

about— thuTYuiHlurfuI Lhivairyof the I*P* 

pfe in the eunps, I'IIUHL- a lor] aro nil tree, 

Biii] they aw nijl trai*. Wuinon nro 1 

with unusual defurcnee tji, 

wtaritfous fej the ruiu, 1 hrul an 

In that way too." 

Q i l 

HIS PASSPORT NOT 

Ptetetmr MmM»n>B Mmp*fii>m*tA la* «•• 

lot tho g«VB •iigwerM, Nn, 

For the». ih!ne»BtiIi ue deu 

iiiies he, (icprivi,-.) tit Qmm, 

Wesld be t« ionely him," 

Tlinn to the dead I pray, 

_ "Beatere mw rautb to ma, 

That when wo megi oKAin 

I (jo not old id tiicoi" . 

Hut ho nitr ttcflffi nnr pees. 

F\JT ills fjw iliie mine am Aim, 

»in hla tffBVe I poms 

To Bet tiiBin back Irem hini 

llarilbrtl^Cdiiii^tli'iilsniiil 

Home nt'llic olilcNl mi«l besf 

Fir*? IiiHiirnii«^ c 

nf 

ilia inntliui si., S, J, 

f 

Association Office, No, 601 Ashyry Ave,, Ocean City, N, 

DESIRABLE 

FOR SALE OR RENT, 

If you intend visiting 

the seashoro the'coining 1 

season, call on or write 

1, CURTIS ROBINSON, 

REAL 1 /ESTATE 

H, i. Selpli, J, M. liliisttle, H. p. Sajford. 


PEAIiKllg IN 

Boiled and Engineg, 

JACOIJ SCHUFF, 

TNI PIONEER BAKERY, 

Ki 700 Abury A 

Kii. 700 A*bury Avenue, 

OCEAN eiW, S, 

Brr-a-J. plei »hd C«kot 

ii Urden d 

a ml 

WtlM STIAM PUMPS, 

Third and Arch M*., 

PHILADELPHIA, PA 

REAT, ESTATE 

/ AND ... 

INSURANOE AGKNT, 

' 413 MABKFT «Tit aJAMDllFi, 

r^n^ri|«i fnr Kti« and to rant. Money tn loin 

On Hsrlgiga, 

pETER MURDOCH, 

OHUK W , 

5, B, SAMPSON, 

Qontraotop and guilder, 

So, -jostoiiriii•>(„oK 14 TIC A1, WlATKIt, 

Oc-enii City, N. j. 

; Blnln C0B*taniJj' eu hind. 

OWEN H. KUDER, 

40S Seventh Street, 

IM8HRAMCB ASBKT, 

744 A8BURY flVENUE, OCEAN GUV, N. J., 

has on hand a number of 

desirable furnished and unlur- 

^cottages, Full informa- 

iV 

Building lots for sale in 

every section of the city. 

Insurance written by first 

class Coinpanies, Come and 

see me before insuring else* 

where, • 

tion giVeii on application. 

Samuel Schurch, 

PRACTICAL BUILDER, 

MAY HE FOUNiJ AT 

ll€>-^ru.o Oafe, 

On bpacli but. B«fetifli Hud Eighth in. 

FOR RENT—Having very ex- 

tensive and influential connec- 

tions, he has superior advan- 

tages in bringing thoie who 

have propertieis to rent and 

those who require them to- 

gether, and at present has some 

of the finest cottages and other 

houses on his books at liberal 

prices. 

INHALATION I 

IS29 Arch SI., Ptaitad'a, Pa. 

Has' 

ttlieuiiinllNliit 

Jlntl all Chrome and 

Disorders. 

One day not lung ago, whe,... 

Inifii from the south atopped ...__^.,,W1 

N. M., a Buimbttititd looking man of pip. 

JiiijsSp yenmof «KO hulit«l R yodagud 

i ttmttlvu womnn— she wns not mere than 

pntinost—to leflve the sare. TAenaehimn- 

JiiK little ifiBsie of 4 jumped down, and the 

three gel Into the baB ami were driven to 

the Park Heuss, The lady wfio ueen to to 

lick and so, iittrnoted more atkiitlon (hut 

tvm «ftod twkiiifi woraifl uguaJIj do In 

thrse towns. At the Botel it was ieatned 

thiit the man waa n mining expert on tbe 

way fHjm one of, tho camps In MOthen 

NewMealen to Dcaverwith hTs wife aiid 

«htld, IiUt had been ebtigsi to leave the 

train by tlio sudden Illncm of his wife 

Huving made the wife comfortable (she hud 

pot beife In great djnger at any time), the 

husband took the next train north, leaving 

the wife, with her tittle girl, to »»*ef at 

leisure, U Is jnterstlnff to not* that ihin 

wn*t nothliie reniarkable about that in thl» 

MBntry, ner In the fact 1 intersttng 

When It Ii aitid thftt thin wife, although 

among mttre. BtraaBers, wns perfMtiy *i 

ease, without pwlf euoeeiousnHw, and urn- 

eeedpd on the iSfldt© health. 

Two at three days later * chains u- 

qaalntanM asked her to go wlte hlth whils 

he photographed Iwe of the point* of int«= 

fs|la tho tawn-thB adobe wall, SIS yeara 

old, that fenas one ildt of Death alley 

and a eottoBwogd tree that Jihades ii The 

wall when Hrat built wryed as a fart for* 

party of Spaniards, who were well nigh 

wiped eat by the Indians, and the alley rat 

•- from the fight that'il 

raw ar a Few ABtgnphi, 

Some prices on antograph lettcri n» 

u foUowif From Clmtlm Praneis AdftnjH, 

I850, M eente; long loiter In Qerniun by 

tliuia Christian Amlursen fltCoponhajjeu, 

|5; John Qulncy AdniM, UMI, f,'i; p. T, 

Barnaa, i807p 75 oentej Jowph &»&= 

parte, in rîrd to the solo of lils dia» 

njondg nftil an pt>l\tienl mnttcra, dated at 

PhUadeiphla, IBifa, |ij Olo Bnil, $iM\ 

Prwiclcnt CiDVelnnil, letter rfgiifiling 

Mrs, Cloveianri, 18M, ^. O. Cnfut, en 

art iobjeeti, m Edward Egslostoa, qa 

•ending espy of a novel, 73 contaj Na- 

than|ol Hawthonjo, Cyneord, ism, $13.60; 

Lolgh Hunt, throe pagii iptk'F on nnta 

mver without doto, $i- Jean Ingoiow, 

| t Il |fl00l A 

| y Irff, | 

drew JfleksoB, |7,,10} Lpnnli Km of 

Franco, signed dooument, Wl Piraldent 

Monroe, coniHilaaion ef n mnjur in tha 

arply, da yiilliim and tngntid by J, U. 

Caihonn, 0M\ Joaqnln jfiller, aijto- 

graph versa, fli Mnrshal JfndHahon,^^ 

Ouida, ^J;, Ellen Torry, |lt Frcgidimt 

Tyler, ^.JiOi Vietoria, DHehesfl of Kuni 

and mother of Queen Vieteria, W; Denja. 

mln Weal, #10, 

An order of arrrat sipi^ by Robco. 

ttem, alio BiifJUHl by Couthon, ifl vui» 

ttid at iflfii riBuluryivJviincorigret'ineqt 

ef Hlehftrd Briniloy- ihtrtiliiB, #7,B0[ 

Jonathan Swill, with spal of tlie liennory, 

|10; photegrjiph of Thootlnrft TlioiilM, 

tfgnod aad dated, ?Q cent8,*=NDw York 

Telegrant 

GEO. A. BOURGEOIS & SON, 

Carpeutors and 

Money to loan on Bond and Mortgage on 

Improved Properly. 

1 

f: 

"^ 

MAKEK 

REPAIRiNS NEATLY BiNEs 

£, H. NflTTII, 

Oradlng, Orav«llng and 

IV COffTBACT OB DAY. 

Eighth: Si, lod Aitury Am, 

Lnytor 

eroclnl by 

1IENBY «. 

CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER; 

2633 Germaniown Avenue, 

M'ill 

an.l AHliiiry Avenue, 

OCEAN CrTf, N, J, 

S, O, ADiMS, 

ARNOLD Bs RACE, 

Ail ordefi Xijtt 

i> B, BASfi 

AKF 

B, «*CE» 

STONENIU & ADAMS, 

Banff* Setting, 

Brl«h 

All Ilae p 

OCEAN Off, ]fl 

g experience 

and personal dealing In Râl 

Estate has made him expert In 

values of both improved and 

u n im proved property. Occa- 

sionally even in such a prosper- 

ous town as ours some one 

wants to change or get out. 

Then we help them by helpirig' 

some one else to a bargain. 

From Qcean front to Day, and 

all between, you can be suited 

with fine corners or central 

building lots, A few cottages, 

new and well built, now offered 

at cost. 

Write for information of the 

Lot Club, • 

Headquarters forevery house- 

hunter and 'Investor, Fisher's 

Real Estate Office, the most 

prominent comer in Ocean 

City, 



companies. 

For any Information on any 

subject connected witfi any 

business enterprise write freely 

t o ' 

: ; ; * ••. ' •••= / • : - 

It iiaii ln*ii in irnr for nrnrlf • qiffirtBr df 

vl paitri iiil 

tt»h liUi [ih>i 

aflqatlon,'ho told, 

! "Hisre la my paisport,' 

.-," 'That is not enenffU, 1 ' . ' 

"'Not enoqgh? Wbnt the devil fas 

paaaport for anyway? Htiro is a deBrip- 

Uon of iay pLTsoii, nnd horo imny 8lgna- 

tnra, all atttated by the Bscntaw of 

state, 1 , 

",Tin iorry, rir, bHt that (a not iaffl- 

dent, Yiia'll have to bring a lettei 1 froin 

yourbankBr. 1 

"'Well, hare is my letter of credit, 

BIy bankor here knows nothing about 

me. Be only givoa IHB money on ths 

strength of my slgaataro, wfeleh ia writ 

tea ea my Iettur:of eredit. Won't that 

Buffleo for yonf 

" ! Ne, Yen will have to bring a letter 

from him* 1 . 

" 'Dat BiiiipflBing I had no banker? 

Woaliln't my jweapttrt Bqfflee theftf 

H! N», sir. It wmild not,' 

"Well, I went away pretty angry, I 

get (i letter from my banker (1 clltl {t 

altoply to see if ho would gi¥d ino en§ sa 

the gtreagth qf njy lotter of credit), hat 

I did net aso It ia Ldndea, 1 Vheaght I 

weald ie«p it to sliew to AmsrieaaB who 

Intend to f|6 nbrpad, I never heard of 

iaphaa oiitfitgeonA thing before. Urn 

paMpart isn't nufBdlent tdentlHeation ia 

thti oyea of. a United gtatai qjubaBaador 

what 1H, it goat] for any way?' 

Prefeasor Masoii Biiawed tha reporter 

hii paBBpurt and thq letter of identifles- 

tien from his London ljaaker,=New 

York San, 

y y p d , Wna JiieapftblB 

of bomor and that evun hla levity waa 

ftrtlfietal Hftwth t t P i 

y 

ftrtlfietal, Hftwthomo, mist to Pno in 

originali^Fand far above liiaiiri stylo, 

waa bnt meagerly equipped with mile 

provoking material, Bryant, anr groat- 

«t poet, liinJntainixl o lofty scriouJBeia 

thronghont hia work. 

It may be BAcriiego to Bay so, bnt tho 

tenth la Lowell waa tho founder ef onr 

levity, Ho B6¥er coald bo quit« a folia, 

bly Bcrioui thinker, bat could at any mo- 

ment break off into funBmJdng, Hiimor 

la good la ft ftoih and fiaturnl state,That 

» ii a peaeh, Cat and dry elthnr, and 

yea hare a poor wtklo for a rfigiilardlet. 

Wo Auiuriciras have foil upon iiiughiibie 

thlngii tintil oar faces show the wriflklra 

of a grin Of en when in soleninoflt PJIMHO. 

We are never fiuro of sue anotiiuf, but 

must wait awhllo after qaou cfniiinurii= 

to find ont whtitlier or liot it is a 

joke. The dffout ef highest tsinccrity 

^Bnet be reaehHl in thoniidtftof all tills 

hariy bnriy of chaffing voices. How eati 

ono bo serioai whilo everybody eh» is 

grimaclng^Ghantanqnan, . 

If dry WO Ialwaj.,1 

with a six shooter under my pillow and my 

budaader thereto^ ?a« moment I a* 

bin I pelstad ayMYolTa- at bU naa. I 

H. There WH 

. slona-Mdhfl 

I away, B* didn't, M«y a 

îdn fa a gaUiint t-uagreiimjin who 

oneo had the rejiiibttiua of sowing wild 

oats bruftdcoet, When ho was flrht rnn= 

aiag for cuugrHw, many imjcEy atorlei 

were, told nbout him.; - At last ho gave it 

eat in the boat nf hla camj nign that ho 

weald speak shbrtly in dufenso of hii 

niorak, It îs a Pe]ialis£ district, and 

he hrtd B Wg nuiliuuat, The BJR>OO1I ovpry 

one liked, bat until tho last Huntonco not 

a weid was epokoa nhtint Uio wlviirtlscd 

mbject At Uio last tho candidati! stuck 

hJa hand under his' d&ik and puiigd oat 

Be?ernl boxes of jmiwrtod Ligars. •••• 

"QentleiBeii, B ho cried, "I aiii aennsed 

of having certain bad habits. Particular 

InBtanew have ban nlkgixl in fast, .1 

wbh to mako somo one In thin asseui' 

blage a pTwont of a box of good eiprs 

If thoro Is any eno here who has nover 

donowhat I have deffo, will Ijo pleaso 

•top up and take it?' No enp moved, 

FOF a long time the big crowd kept si- 

lent, Bnt an old Baptist minister in a 

far back seat, after awhile arose asd 

Mid in 6 high,iqnoaky voJco. •'Colonel, I 

dont ifflafce."H|aB FraaetMo Afgoaaat 

. Hullpiltlf feO«U 

It mast be ijoncodud that Jndge Koch 

ia ft past tnasteF is fhe lecture longnngo 

ffif the polios oourt bonch, A dirty loaf- 

er who nad boon eanght Isialtlng weni- 

SB iai: the Foarth ateaae tbaael was lie- 

fore him, wheronpon, bracing Ubas^f 

Us ||» oos«don, the jsdgs mMi ''By 

year oondnct yon Mfe shown yonnelf 

the equal of # goai ftnd tho Inferior of a 

Mi' mofatua,"—Joe Howaid to 

There is therefore an obvlcms reneotj 

for BolM-tins flannel clothing for wear- 

ing after active exertion. An,lndivldual 

who ii perHpiriiig freely Is far leas Ukdy 

to take gold when clod In flannel than 

when elfld in linen or eottou, Dr, Poors 

thinks that cotton might bo tnade to ae> 

quiru pruticrtiud similar to those of wool 

by adopting a looser metliod of weaving 

the niaturiiil, If linea or cotton be woven 

"in Itxm, pfirona fashion, these fabrics 

then become, u heat retainers* ecorcely 

inferior to wool,* 1 

Woolen fabHca cause a smiBatlao of 

warinthin virtneof onttther pecnllarjty 

wliiyh thuy iHiMusa." They often prssyni 

a rough Btirface, which, eoming intoeon- 

tflct with tho skin, causes friction aad 

therefore mere or Iras warmth, lls Ir- 

ritntion tlitw produgod is intoiorable to 

some persons, bnt if ft can bo borne with 

for a short (Jmo tbo skin ofteu psto ac- 

enstosed to the sensation,—Fortnightly 

Beviow, 

As they [aaed a batcher shop on tea 

Mof Pebrmiry the abort man stopped, 

and the tall man link ud down to sea whaS 

tho matter was, ' • ' ' 

"That's rather flueer," said ths nhort 

man, gazing ata strliig of sans&go hang- 

Ing on a book entslde the door, 

"What's queer sbODt that?' asked tbo 

tall man, "I don't Beer 

"Perhaps you'n too far up," said tbo 

Uttld ffiin. 

'Tin net up to that aayhbw," chuB* 

kled the tall man, "What U aunts 

The little man moved off, sad the tali 

man was with him. ;V, 

"I thought the grattdhogalinyi went 

in when tho san shone," hoiaid jmyBteri- 

onsiy, and the tall man rnhbed hla ey» 

for a mlnoto and discovered the point in 

tbe dta dUtanw.—DetroIt Ftw PH«, 

. Tbe snairiihelltn* homyoowriBgwUft* 

•srves to protect him from bia Bamcraw 

torn, Biugnans almply snaibj which II a 

FrtUwl life and ounoqucntly need no pro- 

teeUon at alU The ahull of tbt an«U ft 

built op from line In the ptanio on whfeb 

II feed*, and ibn creatures sm nerer found 

on nil which produces no llmsChJ^S 

Ti 

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M- 

_ ^_._.^^._ .,,,,. ^^^.,,,?,^,^,I,,.,!J^MM^^^^&

W 

g r, i ^ 

C&TT 

he SUte or the muuiuipalltjF, It ena- 

mil tiitefIntoiuoh thlngB, Itifine eni- 

Bnf of tlie United, B 

>ft«WD iHP PSBUiiiBB IIBI 

K. CUKTIH 

EDITOR AND PROFRHFTOB, 

in 

ufnU 

UUIBJJ 

JO MM W 

OF 

mURSDAY, MARCH 29, ISM. 

Enlared at ibg M GSis at OeMH Ctif, S. 3, 

H M£Q1K!«!H* Mill] BSIIM-. 

Just a* the actions of the Beinacn- 

tlo ieuaton at Treutop roused piibllc 

opinion to tbe helling polut, so the pro= 

eesdingtof the Borough Council have 

Called forth s prytat from the resldenii 

of Oeeu, City, and they have deter- 

mined to take matters into their own 

haiidj, A§ we foreshadowed In our last 

Issue, the fegUutP of our people have 

found vent in a petition to tUe Court fur 

a new election for Mayor and Found 

KeepeF, and Judge Joseph EL Hughes, 

of Common Pleas Court, hai designated 

Tuesday, April IOth, w tue day upon 

whleh Hueh election gLalt be held. 

RA1I.WAV CHOWIHG ROWS* 

What la tilers sacred about a railroad 

company tbat enables It in iti eouieeui 

with a rival line over the right of way 

to resort with impunity to lawless aud 

violent methods to enforce or defend Its 

claims? Ko railroad company likes a 

new railroad line laid across Ita tracks, 

aud almesi every time sucli a crossing 

is made or attempted to be made each 

company mm locomotives and loaded 

cars to impede the efforts of ita autago- 

utat and assembles large bodies of Its 

workmen near the point of controversy 

• under conditions whieU always threaten 

sod often lead to violence and blood* 

Bh«l. 

Is there a defect in our laws that rival 

rail roads must resort to tbe teetleH of 

hostile growlers rushing gangs to settle 

their controversy? What decent excuse 

cay be made for the Weal Jersey arid 

tbe South Jersey Railroads collecting 

heavy engines and earn and gangs of 

Italian laborers to settle a grade en* 

ing question? The legal right in the 

case i-annot be with both companies. 

It Is for the Court to say whether It is 

lawful for any particular grade eroeaiiig 

tu be tiinatructed or not, and having 

given Us decision It Is the duty of the 

losing company to acquiesce. 

At the nextmeetlngofCoiineil,which 

has beeii fixed for April IStb, we hope 

that body will redeem a part of its lost 

prestige by promptly sealing Edmund 

A, Bourgeois, the newly-elected (Jlerk. 

That the term for which H, B. AdaniH 

was elected bat expired IB an undis- 

puted lact, aud no one knows that 

tei than H, B, Adams. Tbe present 

incumbent lias prostituted his office fur 

seiriBli purposes, acknowledging that 

the height of his ambition was the 

borough printing. And then, by Ills 

, orders, the minutes of Council, a public 

document to which all interested parties 

should have free access, have been kept 

: under lock and bey, even Uounetlmen 

beJngdtnledtherlglitof searching them 

forthepurpoieofbetlerqgttlifyliigthem. 

selves for the discharge of their duties, 

Mr, Adams has fed so long at the 

public crib that he his begun to think 

U a birthright. He Is probably not 

aware that the borough was not Incor- 

porated for the sole purpose of providing 

sinecure positions for whole families 

He doe* not hold a mortgage upon the 

borough which the officials need fear, 

nor are the qualities of bis heart and 

bead of such a. high order but that the 

afTkirs of government will move just as 

smootyiy witbont blsassisyuiee as they 

did in the past. Ocean City wont go to 

the bowwowl if be is retired, notwltb 

standing We are on the eve, ot an elec- 

tion for Mayor and Pound Keeper, 

If the CouncUmeu are afraid to do 

their plain duty in this matter, the 

{Mwer which made it possible for them 

to sit In Judgment have legal resources 

which they will not hesitate to avail 

themselves of, A word to the wise Is 

fiufflcleat, , 

aud that flag alone should fly over the 

."_, ufa BU»>He bulidlug. Let Ihe eill- 

Kens as Huchentwliic with theBtars anil 

Stripes the flap of oilier natlona 11 they 

will, But as ft uallou we know oilly 

one nation—America, We Know only 

Hie flag—old glory. We know oaly ode 

taiidard—the red, wbtto and blue, it 

ought not to be ueewwary to paw bills 

providing that only the American flag 

ball fly over public buildings, but it 

(teems that It Is, and H ought to be un- 

deretood everywhere Bud by all people 

hat th« one flag recognised In this 

country is the one that was designed in 

tbe little old house oil Arch ntre«t,Phil- 

adelphia. 

IM our Freneh citizens fly their tri- 

color with the colors of America, Let 

the Sons of fit. George fly the urosH of 

St. George. Let the Sous of Ht, Patrick 

carry their green banner and Its golden 

harp. But over the public buijtliup 

let the titan* and Stripes alone fly. Not 

one of these foreigners, now cllizetiB of 

he United States, la called upon to fight 

the battlefl of the country which gave 

him birth. They ore here to light for 

America, tbe laud ol their&doptiyn,aud 

n a war they would rally around tbe 

old flag and carry their muHkels to the 

uHpiriugstratuN of Yankee Uuidle and 

the Bt&rBpaugled Banner, All of them 

an ready to cry One Nation and One 

Flag, and that One King alone is In place 

on public bulldlnp. 

We hope tog* the bill before the New 

York Legislature adopted.—I 3 hl!«dei- 

pUfa Inquirer, 

HATIOS iHD OSJJ 

A bill has been introduced In the 

Legislature at Albany providing tha 

"It shall he unlawful to display upon 

any public building In the State of New 

York any other flag than the Stars 

and BWpes." TLo till ought to 

and n simitar one ought to be submitted 

to the Leglslfliure of every other State 

In the Union 

When foreigners come to this country 

and •ettledown to American citizenship 

they owe attegiaiiee to thestiFsp^ngied 

banner alone, It Is not expected thai 

they ifti foiget the land of their birth. 

It is proper and natural that they sbouid 

nmexnbfr eld asuelatleus, and there 

be no olijection to the formation of 

i, Iflih, Italian, Brit- 

f,%i*WWb and ibe lite—so long a» 

eleUes are social in their nature: 

Bbimltf they encroach upon the polltl 

îVthty wonid be treading upon dan 

ground, Appeata to race prelu 

brine attempt to, organise race 

_ within the body t»HUc art to be 

deplored wliertver indulged in. Dot 

fon^ societies of asocial or benevolent 

M « ^ M l enough; and there can 

|» i»o Objection to the InteraUnglUig of 

foreign colbii with thorn of toe United 

onr eiUgeBs of furelg? birth 

Dot as political brganiiaUoni 

_ to Bn^BDliil^qnstfcBf, 

Wtiadtiwntpf a foreign oaOon giving 

? ullfgtanee b America, there in • 

«at In thedfepUyof flugB that 

p*» 30 per rent, less > 

tlmnmuaL ' 

Wanatanbcrs- 

WU, 

Dress Stuffs. 

"The touch-stone of success 

in Dresi Goods retailing (or 

any other); 5 s t° ^ no ^ w * iat 

the peo|ile want and give it ib 

them at leWt^riceis 

But we gOr'A îep beyond that 

penfif tharf hbts and'surprise 

with tli^varfetty arirl.elegancy 

Neyer a..seaso,n when the 

Cotton Dress* Goods have been 

t far in ^dyance of; your m- 

pectotion j never a time when 

our mastership of the market 

was more manifest. 

It a new woven loveliness 

has cropped out anywhere you 

could almost iu rely see it first 

h e r e , '•••;, 

Some ol tfte daintiest stuffs 

ol the yeif cSn be found no- 

where else in;Philadelphia, 

No worthy^^r wanted sort is 

rnhmig froOHMr shelves. 

This little list touches as a 

bee rnigyt i^bng Jlowers, 

At 4t tkeytmi. 

Women's Coats. 

Nearly zoo styksf. 

Among them, the prime fa- 

vorites, are the stylish Foxhall, 

made from soft, black Woolens, 

faced with Moire, £5,50, and 

the Covert Cloth Coats at jib 

-=klnds that are marked fiiS in 

some stores. 

It is worrying some manu- 

facturers to find out whew to 

get the Alsatian Capes •to- sell 

at $4—the beautiful combina- 

tion oi black, blue or Havana 

brown Broadcloth with cream 

lace* • . ' • ; . ' • " , 

Evidently they don't know 

what mastery of a. market 

means. ' 

Boy s ? Clothing, 


flonsc and Siga Painien, 

At se ihiyamt, 

Indiffo BJil# BriBtji 

flB IrtljTll 

At 6c the yard, 

AitHnriardi!!£(Jinfii 

At 8c the yard* 

•if la i'uriU^WfW. 

At IOC theyprd, , 

SI I O H V J " i l 

SI In 

Jftln 

At is^t-iimy&rd, 

i I udlte. , 

At i$e the yard. 

' A Ohis AHwrte*n Friiiiml 

At i8e the^mrd. 

y 

The kindly approval oi great 

purchasing has been put upon 

our splendid stock of Boys- 

Clothing already this season. 

The boys and their mothers 

that have been here have been 

pleased. And now we want all 

the rest, Uur Boys' Clothing 

business Is construgttve=built 

better every season, A few 

quotations! 

Rtrteft, 4 (o IS fFBH, in Serif* • n(i Cht- 

fieti.pii »§«,«, 

Wfc.iittil!! Bu jla, 3 to in jf ink* |L,50 io U. 

Hxilnr HuiU. ain ID Trara, pl*is Bud (khcy 

hitfSflOllO 

West Avenue, 

OCEAN CETT, S, J* 

Jobbing promptly attended 

to. Estimates cheerfully given. 

Guarantee to do first-class work 

and use the best material. 

Orders left at W-m, Lake's 

office, corner Sixth and Asbury 

avenue, will receive prompt 

attention. 

"GTHOMASt 

NO. 108 MARKET STREFT 

PHILADELPHIA. 

of J«ekfl«, $3loi7,W 

linn Hiilbi, 3 to T *nil. lilt ruilK f& k> 

ft.Q3, . = ": 

Remember the Clothing 

stQre=how light, how foomy. 

The handiest place in which to 

buy, 

JOHN WANAMAKBK, 

NEW INLET HOUSE, 

TOWNSEND'S INLET, 

Sea Islo City, N. J-, 

WILLIAM A, MANAHAN, PropV. 

j Ail tmtoB Btop at the door. Boat* 

! always on band, , 

WESLEY HOUSfc, 

Cor. Sift St. and Wesley Ave., 

OCEAN CITY, NtJ, 

M • 

USE 

FAMILY GROCERIES. 

AND BEST TO •) 

FQUHB IN Tlit SARKrf 

Full Flavbred Teas, 

Choice Brands of Coffee, 

Sugars of all Grades, 

;__ '_:•• Canned Fruitti 

Pickles, Spices, Raisins, Dried 

Beef, Butter and Lard. 

Hams of Best Quality 

Weighed when Purchased bj 

Customers, No Loss ir 

Weight Charged to Purchasers 

(Step fa and nnki Hl«ttteH from ibg btA 

Mt tad frrtiiijH itort |Q Fbltad*Ihi 

bj mm 

DEALERS IN 

Pine, Cedar 

and Hemloch 

BUILDING LUMBER 

Siding, Flooring, 

prt»ttbj mm profnpur ui«A 

|HU driif«ad in* sf ehifn u ut 

m Aaatev In Ih* eliy. -T 

LOW FBICRB, 

2031 ITLIimO ATE, 

Atlantic aty. N.j. 

Mi immhm. baih Atiwic on, 

Suit, Door* 

lliMli, 

Brackcti, Turolrgs 

Shingltl. Pitke I, 

Li h, Urn-, Cfmint. 

A full supply constantly on 

hand, and under cover. * , 

Orders left at No* 759 As- 

biiry avenue will rMeive imme- 

diate despatch by Telephone, 

PITY SENTINEL, 

• \ 

lumbar Yard and Olce: 

for, I2(h %i k W«t Aw. 

* J. 

SMITH & THORN, 

glafl to receive luana of 

readers 

»i 

atid 

to this community 

everywhere, 

Afl commnDicaUoni ahould be «> 

fioiupaiiled wltb tlis full name aud nd- 

drw of tbfl writer, not ussf»ariiy tot 

pUbllfitl but a gUuatitiB of 

IB All HH 

(he 

HeuJftinln NewkirksitentSunday here 

with hto family. 

Rev. W, B/fiuRell was 

vialtora on Friday. 

The Brighton wtII be wired ftirelectrle 

lights throughout, • 

• GsorgiB F, Lee, of Camdtii, was 011 

our B tree (H Tuesday, 

WUilam Hagle aud family are en- 

Hoinced ID their eotlage tut a season 

Dr. C, P, Tu ttle, of Ciundei), was loek» 

iiiif after Iiia lutenstH here on Sunday. 

MercautiffiApprslHerGeorgelj.IiofQ 

of Phiiadelplila, wa§ in town this 

Johp Qj Gandy hafl piirehftBed _ 

AbclJ), Scull two iiiteou Wist Hireet, 

uear Eighth, 

WJJIlsoi D. Wilson aud wife, of MH1= 

vilie, wergtlowii oil Iîday looking after 

their Hittage, 

William Hngle IH having his w«t 

avenye coUage Improved b^ m appllua 

tion of paint, 

Itev. A, Q. Kynett, uf Ggrmantown 

was looking after hb real estate In thta 

Oairwor 

Mrs, R, H. L» la ipeodlnf • few days 

Is Attaullo Clyr, 

A birtbd&y surprise wae tendered John 

Clark nn Wednesday by a number of 

bin frleudi, It was tbe tweuty-elghlb 

atinlvenary. AB8EOOH. 

ToeCamdeu and Atlantlo Railroad 

ill build an Inn bridge'over Aba«»D 

Creek at this piaee, ' ' , > 

"Bmtet mviiom were abserved la tbe 

1tf, fi. Church At this place, under tbe 

leadership of MlMsUoreuaFranabea, It 

wnB det-Ided tbat (t WiH tbe b«it of the 

kind ever held lu Alstecoir. Mlm 

' untiring geal lu traluliig the 

was comineuted ou by all. 

Theodare Madden left on Tuesday for 

biXil 

thereadlngfoomonSBturdayaflenioon, 

About fiftf peifwns were present, 

Mr. Smith and daughter, evangellets, 

will fan It the, p^ptljtChureh ihk w«k. 

item ||«r« mid 

They have a reputation a« vocalla(s,| 

gome out and bar them, | 

Jeaae Lake and wife, of AtlaiitleCliy, 

spent Sunday with Mr, 1^,'a mother, 

Ijucas lake la very Blek, 

Dr, Eva Lake has commenced prao. 

tlcing here. She has a targe number 

of pattonte. 

ANQLESBA. > 

Mayor Edwiq S, Hewitt has noUfiid 

i iLe aloan-Setpeii to cl 

tlnued. 

4, If subscribers move to other places 

without Informing the publisher, and 

the papers are sent to the former ad- 

dress, they are held responsible, 

6, The courts have decided thatrefus< 

Ing to takeperiodlcalsfromtbiofliee, 

or removing andTeaving them uncalled 

for, is pr Ima facie evidence of I utentloual 

fraud, 

0, If subseribers pay in advance they 

are bound to give notice at the end of 

the time If they do nut wish to Mim 

tltiue taking iti otherwise the publisher 

Is auttiorked to send it, and the sub- 

scriber will be responsible until an ex- 

press notice, with payment of arrear- 

ages, is sent to the publisher. 

The latest postal laws are such that 

newspaper pubilBhers can arrest anyone 

for fraud who takes a paper and refuses 

to pay for it. Under this jaw the mau 

who allows his subscription to run along 

Y. CORSON, 

D1ALEBIH 

FLOUR AND FEED, 

No, fa i Aibuiy Avanue, 

^CEANCITY.N.j, 

JOHN BROWER, 

OVNIKK AND D H 

OKI FOR THI WINTER SEASOE 

Bellevne House, 

DKALES IK 

itet 

for some time unpaid, and then orders 

itdiseontluued, or orders the postmaster 

to mark it "refused;" and have a postal 

card sent notifying the puhlisherTleaves 

himself liable to arrest and fine, the 

same as for theft. 

Hotels and Cottages wired for Electric 

Hells, Jiurgkr Alarms, Annunciators 

uiidelectrie liglitiiigapparatus. Address 

\\, M, Fiaii, PieaMutville, N, J, 

, . O«ps 

In me m*it*r of the •puifeitiaB 

of Frwhoide of |hs Borough of 

(tell CI17- for the SppojBfniBDt 

Of • dw » hold u timelttiB Id OH 

Ihn eg Ot M d Pd 

IX.lug," dwelling upon tbe Importance 

of Christian pareute commeueing the 

training of their children In religious 

matters while the child Is,yet of tender 

I gsm Ot M»jpf iDd Pnund F 

Keeper In «Id Boroughj aid qf= | 

flgfH net b* »in([ been lilied u tba 

'M^p^diBi lU h 

FW]Uont e 

Order. 

A Tirjied BSHHOB bkf tog bni> dujy 

ton*. lixflir BiDFe Usin (If s freehol 

Poreimh or « &n h b ii 

•First .Quality Hwd OH and 

Varnishes, 

Btiherte* Fire mnd W 

Proof Palnta, 

Pure Metallic faints for Tir 

and Shingle Roofs (and nt 


rain water Is caught for family 

use), 

AH brands of Ready Mixed 

Paints, 


and patterns. Reference given, 

HTORE Oflr ANltllR V AVE 

OCEAN CITY Ne |. 

M'CLURE, HERITAGE A CO. 

Soeeeaw to FtonpHTi MeClnHS £ Oi, 

DHUGGISTS AND CHEMISTS 

112 Marktt Strtrt, Pftifarfilphli; 

Uealera in Pure Drap, Ubtmlala, 

Patent Medicines, Palnta, Qua, etc 

WH. R. ELLIOTT, 

Successor to MRS, R* MpRmS, 

DEALER 


CANNED GOODS, 

DrySooiSiKoiiois, Skm, 

OilIlf A and QUHWARE, 

Mo. 714 Aabnr) A«M 

OCEAN CITY, Nt J« 

Bummer visitors are asiured of ef* 

icient eervlee, fresh goods and Fhlla* 

elphla price* 

Over 11,000 Square Feet of Floor Room. 

OCEAN CITY 

pnHBtid 

ld-fti of (Bit 

i 

nrHMiJ 

Both servlcea were well attended, aud 

the choir, under the leadership of Mrs, 

H. Q, Bleelman, rendered soni| excel* 

tent Easter music, 

iH alKtUdii held Tn Hid 

AY, (h» tblf troth dlf of 

y-e omoH of fit er Bad 

r 

UK nr 

Bonragh, en TUAY, (h tblf h dlf of 

March, A, B. IHM,.y-,e omoH of fiat er Bad 

Found K«#p,r In SUd BJroueft Wm not JUlnd fef 

i** oqpf BlNyate r« th«lHdld*lf 

qp BlNyate r fpriHOn 

rwp«S|«omc«,»lid rûtnt 6e(H* thereupon 

m«le thai » Omf bfi Hi vtieB «hidi I* beld an 

l l ll H(d flfe t d U f 

greatly |o the beauty of his Mais street 

l,y the creejlim of a seat fence 

and the building of a leu-foot sidewalk, 

Bervlt-es ujipntpriale to Easter were 

held In the PrtHbyteriaii and Methodist 

Episcopal churches Sunday, Bev.B, C, 

WiuHon, of rrliiceton College, occupied 

the pulpit in the former church, U 

8. Y, Liiin Is In Florida on a* 

trip, 

FLRASASTVII.LB. 

A surpriHe parly was tendered John 

Philadelphia, spent several daysiiere Ada 5« f SHturday eyei.lng U being 

dri h i U « flfl^rqur«i anniversary of bis birth 

during tbe past week,- Mr, Banderiln's 

cottage on Westey aveiiiio Is Hearing 

ciimpietion, 

DF.-D. W, Hartine aiid femily, who 

haw been Hjiending a few weeks In 

Philadelphia, returned to this rlty on 

Friday and took oeeupfluey of their 

Wesley avenue cottage. 

William O, Fouldfl, liotert Blood and 

another gentieitiaii, all of Frankfurd, 

Beaahore life here Be vend dnyp 

They occupied Mr, Kouldn' 

cottage on Ocean avenue, . 

Mrs. J, a WtlllflUiH and «n, ol Fhll 

adelphla, have been upending the Easier 

iiolidaya with Mm, J. E, Boyle, Sir, Ajai 

Williams and family expect to occupy [ WjKM| 

a cottage here during the coming seasoy, 

MHBrs, Corson 4 Rose, Mlllvllle lur- 

lillufe deaten, who advertise In our 

eqlutons, ship considerable furniture to 

Ocean City, They have juit furninlied 

throughout Willis Bard's new cottage 

5 f y 

U « flfl^rqur«i anniversary of bis birth, 

to* Jurly-five persons were 

W, 03, Large Is very sick, 

Witbert Adaojs and famliy 

Mr, A.'s brother, Itandolph, who Is still 

very 111, on Sunday. 

Uaptaln 0. A, Campbell, of Ocean 

tyi virilted tills plsee on Thursday. 

Mr. Nelmau now occiiptes Mr. Camp> 

Itell Hiflitiage. 

Daniel Megmiilgal, of Philadelphia, 

spent Huiiday with Ills aunt, Mrs, J, 8, 

Lake, 

Charles Lute and Clarence Adams 

rode to TuGkahoe ou their wheels on 

A steel engraving of George Washing, 

ton, handsdiuely framed, was presented 

to Iota Gunnel), Jr. O. U, A, M.( Tu». 

day evening of last week by Harry 

Headley. The picture measures sJxSB 

inches, and adds much to the appear- 

ance of the lodge room. 

—__--.._ 19 all Hid nflfe*, t do llmrefore, „ 

«rt(inf to ibe Hiet« SniychcuB m»de Md 

pmflded, •pfolnt •" 7" = •, 

TUESDAY, tti TiBUi Dij of April, A.D. 1894, 

u am (f»y wheo nbail be lield In ih* borough of 

QSHl QIM *for««»Id, «ti e!eeti9D if Hie Mien 

K«ESr til Hid BBwugKr * 

Thin done under ny hu 

Umreb, A, D, urn. 

Hlh d.y ef 

UQUm 

conirlltBf I ORB. 

The BKNTIHKL, acknowledges 

l f $0 f d 

the 

A Moral 

Seaside 

Resort, 

Not Excelled 

as a 

Health Restorer, 

-DBALEfi IN 

AUDITOB'S SALE OF EEAL milt 

lu 

celpt of $5,00 from Andrew Brown and 

B.Brueker; Mrs, J. M, Holland, 110,00; 

Jesse and Reuben Rapp, fEOO, all of 

Philadelphia, to be applied tothepur= 

chase of hats and belts for the Ocean 

Ci ty Volunteer Fire Company, 

By *irtoB Bf u priler Mlend IB h & 

Circuit yourt On His twenty-third djtrsf 

6*r pl«hto«B hundred «sd BlMtîhr 

Hiiis wh*n|n JABS* D/Cronl 

pitinus .Mi WMItamT, MeAiiJiter ma 

A, 81017 were defendanta, (B itafe 

IUb*?iibep, Hi(ijmdi»f 

will »n u piibiii feBd 

. WEDHESMT, APRIL 4. 1894, 

In the «fierno»r un, W«IB, 

Finest facilities for 

REST.—Teu-roomed fumlihed 

B, 448 Aibury awnue, Orasti Ulty, 

ft of B,,W,toi!ty, Mi K. Ferly 

ldfHI f F P 

tlndtrRfSHBd dnln- 

Terra Gotta Pipe. 

Phlhiderphiajof F, P, 

or Y " 

jliqu 

Irartli 

Job i'ftlntlng by 

OnUntng a 

h Boat, IMS 

of all kf nda and 

te~ _ _ _ At Philfcdelphl* n.._ 

Vnmes ma> be »en at jAnaatfa, 110 

Let-da intends moving to LIn« 

reek, He will occupy Cap- 

Merrill's hinwe. 

Adam IJowen fell off the ehurch itepe 

last Sunday night'and was badly hurt, 

Mtu, Wesley Iugereoll on Saturday 

killed a hen whloli, when opened, waa 

found to contain two and a half dozen 

large eggi. 

Captain L, C. Lake made a flying 

visit home oa Wednesday evening. He 

left on Thursday morning, taking his 

wife with him as far as Philadelphia, 

IsaaoGouidy hu one of the best terms 

In Bafcefsviile, His hoWeda are look- 

ing beautiful, 

Harry Johnson and family, of Phila- 

delphia, accompanied by a numbtt of 

Menda, spfnl Easter m their eoitage, 

ThB Bapttot Junior Christian ]M» 

vbr ^clev held an EBter 

i* Aid 

The Ladies' Aid Society will hold a 

sociable at the residence of Ms, Frauds 

J, Smith, Twelfth street and Asbury 

avenue. Ibis (Thursday) evening. Ail 

whoattetid will have an enjoyable time, 

the ladles who prepare the pro- 

gramme*) for these oc

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