Jan 1894 - On-Line Newspaper Archives of Ocean City
Jan 1894 - On-Line Newspaper Archives of Ocean City
Jan 1894 - On-Line Newspaper Archives of Ocean City
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Stifilaa*'* senses Setting*<br />
ARNOLD B, RACEj<br />
UNDERTAKER,<br />
j, T, BRYAN, :<br />
ROBERT FISHER,<br />
REAL ESTATE<br />
A Nil<br />
CONVEYANCER,<br />
CF QEED3t<br />
AKii<br />
NOTAHV<br />
I«r III© TEtiiii IJ1V<br />
C'fiti||«iiiyf ol<br />
fff'liic- oliU'Nt and IM*M<br />
Flru ItiMiirniit'i' < oiii|mni*'H<br />
ol*<br />
What's the matter v/i<br />
<strong>City</strong>? She's.hormiing, that*H<br />
all. New water supply sys-<br />
tym; nt-w elutiric etreet mil<br />
road; electric lights; new<br />
hotels; new cottages; new<br />
nants and new guests; every-<br />
thing Is on tho jump, and Fih<br />
is rushing the business.<br />
Call and see him, and put<br />
your money in <strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>City</strong> be-<br />
fore things get up to the lop<br />
notch, .. "<br />
Fisher is one <strong>of</strong> thi^ few<br />
pioneers ©(<strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>City</strong> and<br />
among its first Run! Estate<br />
purchasers and Cottagers, in<br />
innately associated wltjv all Its<br />
history and Identifiedwith every<br />
step <strong>of</strong> Its progress and the<br />
operation ol its Real Estate,<br />
has extraordinary opportunities<br />
(or the.transaction <strong>of</strong> all kinds<br />
<strong>of</strong> Red Estate and Insurance<br />
business.<br />
FOR RENT=Havirig very c*<br />
tensive and influential connec-<br />
tions, he has supferior, advan<br />
tageg in bringing those who<br />
have propertif'i to rent and<br />
those who require them to-<br />
gethur,aiul at present has some<br />
<strong>of</strong> the finest cottages ami other<br />
houses on his books at liberal<br />
prices, / =<br />
FOR SALE—Long experience<br />
and persona] dealing in Real<br />
Estate has made him expert in<br />
values <strong>of</strong> both improved and<br />
unimproved property. Occa-<br />
sionally even in such a prosper-<br />
ous town as ours some one<br />
wants to change or get out.<br />
Then we help them by helping<br />
some one else to a bargairi.<br />
From <strong>Ocean</strong> front to Bay, and<br />
all between* you can be suited<br />
with fine corners or central<br />
buildlnflots. A few cottages,<br />
new and well built, how <strong>of</strong>fered<br />
at cost, , :<br />
Write for information <strong>of</strong> the<br />
Lot Club,<br />
Headquarters for every house-<br />
hunter and investor j Fisher's<br />
Real JSstate Office, the most<br />
pjromifierit corner in <strong>Ocean</strong><br />
C i t y ; : •.'.'•••. • • = :<br />
' • • = • • . • ; . ; ; ; ' ;•.<br />
Insurances placed on most<br />
advantageous terms in best<br />
companies, V -<br />
JFor^ any information on any<br />
ubjeet connected with any<br />
business *hterpHif write Iredy<br />
Robert Fisher,<br />
<strong>Ocean</strong> CJitj?, CT. J.<br />
©XYGEN<br />
FOB<br />
Sickness and Debility<br />
FOB<br />
Alcohol, Morphine, etc<br />
For iitsnriy • quarter nf • cetitufj f the<br />
arm <strong>of</strong> Dre, SrAHKEYA PAtEN,<br />
<strong>of</strong> im Arcb street, Philadelphia,<br />
dlHjH.'iim>ii (.\iiii|Hiuini Oxygen "<br />
mciit fur clinmic disewi^ on<br />
with u luiat brilliant rettird <strong>of</strong> cuim<br />
Thjsy Imve treated over Ctt,(m<br />
aud lii uplte <strong>of</strong> tspiHwitioii liave fer«d<br />
the world to neknuwledge the potency<br />
aiid UMjfulnuJts »f ConiiHiUUd Oxygen<br />
Over 1000 |ihyHleiiiui have used ft In<br />
their practk-e, aud this miniber is being<br />
i | i Q ] O y f f<br />
by thit) ilriii JH pure, eoni|pratiyely<br />
vuhJ nf udtif or tple, mid sue <strong>of</strong> the<br />
Krciiteit <strong>of</strong> nalurul vitalize, faulldtiig<br />
upljnikt'ii-dmvn euiistitutioiiB, supply<br />
jiig niiture'H Wfiiiie f rgiii dimJase, eiCftjae<br />
or old HK«.<br />
Oily cf the twiiutlcs <strong>of</strong> using th!i<br />
trujitnieiit li that you take no medlelue<br />
wluitever, yimt Hystcni is bat Bliocked<br />
by lrt Imninew* or travel are not Inter-<br />
fund with, aud ir«atiiieiit Is iwlufttly a<br />
pleiwiire. You ttimjily inhale tlid Qum-<br />
|sMiiul Oxvgfi) und K«t it direetly luto<br />
the ilftiitiitlmi, wtiure it will do tile<br />
miwt gijod—where yiiur syBteni a*n ab-<br />
sorb (svery utuiii <strong>of</strong> i t withuui nhy ahj<br />
tioii Leiiig lHt«r[«ffi«l by yourdiptwti<br />
A bss.sk nf LHH) Tt&gea rnalled free to<br />
any ttddresg teilii all about It,<br />
<strong>On</strong>, Siirhpy & Fflltn, FlijiMMpliia, Ft.<br />
Aiioui Hvs -, PS Rgo I win B brot<br />
&n snrt m, «lLk man, sulT^riiij wlfii<br />
pr.i!iiFfliJH!i ftDii Ilinif IriiiibSe, To=Hiy<br />
•tFiin:' ind riitr^'il und tininif heAty woit<br />
day, «. i UWH Tiij hsulih mul iifr ui Oom<br />
Q i Hiid your kind Inlp nqd art? Inn, Du<br />
' ot HII-IH- flfn yrtni, I limp b*-rii rf-<br />
c.MiFiirriiiiij jfniir irnatii.piil ntr ami n>>iir. end<br />
by my lidvict Hhil ibuf in'*liin/nt •« b*te HTrd<br />
tt- fill IlTm shd Hsiipntri eiben<br />
, mm Ysfls, aw. Wheeler,<br />
Sm, Starfcey £ paieii, HlilSadHjihlii, PB,<br />
About a jcarniiu I viiii luffprinj? from<br />
tifUilliii CiHl^fijiH-Iit rjjinlUii I liM'd'jnUF<br />
lriipriiiiu]Uzrg^itTrfiiinsnl withfffffil rwiilu,<br />
I no iff liad siiythhig to uhar up niy timd lifii T<br />
*n.<br />
i 1 ji<br />
ms rap n<br />
«BB that<br />
__^_..,..„, iPfiftini* denewon-<br />
\% Hap 'aign rn(lef»if ms <strong>of</strong> fits<br />
I UiW jo i.MiTf, I flraiij bsljart<br />
Iliat I ffniitd li*ie nenfi jiitn $cjDt4jnipil(iD lap!<br />
wiui(-f. ifinF lUsd pijfumuniiij jf I tictd nut takes<br />
IhH CiiupiiiiMtl Oiygi-n, I muit af that I aiil<br />
leb*1trf (railh Lliitn wet before iince if WM a<br />
and ill from jour &iinp.>iind Oijuett<br />
i, I frfl Ihnt I L'ait mnr tar bait<br />
IU praise aud <strong>of</strong> ibe great good II hai<br />
dons ••! I ftHiinu-iiei'd U'ine O .<br />
SUiiii Oereiis, eil_pnipt thiUnfirf couffhini fytiy fotif<br />
months, ansl IrnalJi^ wlih ths l?rj 6«t pfcyph-<br />
elanp, I ol>>ain*«d mi flrvi feat and hnin frnid tha<br />
us*, nf Romp'timl CJ«) gs h, Bells K. Adacaa.<br />
: Ciereinnd, Ohio, :<br />
Hflw thnl Kicnen hu prflved btrend m iSadew<br />
it ihni WoiTijisrfUjCiiOr Pip*«P«nfa i» •<br />
Hibift In IRB HP : nMunl I*** Mat<br />
jfon a!j (jlsrasr*, AQaeipUtiJa bo fFtaiiuntt<br />
ami u lar^e • pfojMirtios <strong>of</strong> HUH eyred iM#><br />
lattilj at with nil* nilier morbid oindltfufi <strong>of</strong> Hi*<br />
f itbsi, Msryblae, ew,<br />
!• at firHEiil Ifae npatesi parfsct <strong>of</strong> anj<br />
.ariTiiHicd byjiadin* tetopiTaDcs<br />
mcra, Nntiiitia! W.fiT, 0.mtsirt,s|«^><br />
j anit pbynlclana, Frans E, Wlliftrd aayi<br />
ef It; "We ars Jrarmlr frfMtllf to Uil mpTi*»<br />
mcDt and MUv» It 16 Mi doing jrreai jrood.^<br />
< Suoii pajwr' eciiiTnend M Unien Bjenai, w. o.<br />
T, u, DF&sn; Wareii Towfr, Jlhaeia SMH* W. O<br />
if ef .Id, Sr- Yorfeff a,,gaiUL h Mi<br />
E i l p r h 8i<br />
U bat «f*B=Btesp*'rtmHBl in ourcfij, DuiHaP<br />
trtmf to U H!ni8FkRh!# CTldsnoi-a ef auec**«s u<br />
«)d<br />
ten Hniethiiig fur imthiiig, and they<br />
wirotnightjiy phNiseil with<br />
In the. evening Kiileau camo to Erio<br />
and saidi<br />
-Brother, tomiirTow 1 ghali hand over<br />
ts yea the gillgu aiiil it» isowors,"<br />
"Bat," iatt'ifBpteii Erie, "befDrg you<br />
do so yon iiiHst iserfHrrn a ceremony—<br />
one nimii which I iiftvis ect tuy heart<br />
You mnut wed us, Lela and inu, as tlte<br />
last act <strong>of</strong> your tenure <strong>of</strong> <strong>of</strong>flce,**<br />
"It aliall liti HO!" pried Culean with Ue-<br />
light, "laui glad it falls to mo! In-<br />
deed it rvjKiyrt mo for the loss <strong>of</strong> the<br />
great dignity <strong>of</strong> ijeing governor, which<br />
IDU, believe HH.', dwa not sodden me at<br />
all, in truth, i confess to R feeling <strong>of</strong><br />
relief at the thonght that ill becomes nsy<br />
father's son, but still 1 fuel it."<br />
Oa the morrow, when all<br />
had assembled to witness the<br />
<strong>of</strong> the goveriior und the ccreiuday <strong>of</strong> in-<br />
Btalllng his Btifcusmjr, Knlcan, departing<br />
from ancient n&igg, proud <strong>of</strong> being the<br />
first to break the bond <strong>of</strong> tradltJOHAl<br />
cujtonii stood before thorn Bpepkiug elo*<br />
qneotly for awhile, aud then there<br />
stepped forth the bride aud bridegroom<br />
in their diyiijty and beattty.<br />
Before thocittEeusiiud rye<br />
thoir wonder they heard Knlcan<br />
nonneing the simple inarria/jrocoruijiouy,<br />
and ss OHO man they joined in the sono-<br />
rous, joyful naptial wing <strong>of</strong> AtE<strong>Jan</strong>, So<br />
bariBgniotta is thu iiietiWly, iu toughing<br />
is the. simplicity uf the wordn that Erie<br />
himself was itlTecttfd, arid ttars binned<br />
his eyes m ho noteil thu real joy and ein-<br />
cefBuffw-tiuii thu jtt-ojiludiiiiihiY&L , Un-<br />
til now ha hud iscum-ly ktiou*u how inoeh<br />
room they occtipiwl in hi»f heart, and he<br />
Ueterniined to give the whuly energy <strong>of</strong><br />
his life to them uud their lieeda.<br />
After this uaine hia tuvestment in the<br />
govuFiior's rbbus, the pruaeuluiion <strong>of</strong> ths<br />
sneieut iteftl aud stuff <strong>of</strong> nffleat aud a<br />
prayer hy Iklapel tu the gn»t (Jod <strong>of</strong><br />
all—the Master <strong>of</strong> all kliOWll tfwli, tho<br />
Bnier <strong>of</strong> earth and wky—whkh wna lis-<br />
ted tola hik'm-o aiid IIWI>, Then there<br />
enfltt«J a feMtival <strong>of</strong> festivals. Ths day<br />
waa given lo joy and nufrryinnkJuff, aad<br />
uie buluii CUKEB, Liiti i!iurj(Ul Una<br />
the baked meats wen? brought forth,<br />
Fartnto Uio night they held revelry,<br />
nnu Piere*, us he noted tho jovial<br />
and tillarion* bnt familiur irbo<br />
mirth, VM Jed to ronjarki!/"^<br />
UUbort, 1 WM •iiSrt 'to say Ob<br />
morning that, is tbv contact flb<br />
people with tW whimt<br />
( mcc»—ram—<br />
Sfc<br />
mm<br />
for ogw, tti^ tow diit&U4<br />
drank 0<br />
*nuwu law an<br />
bureau, and, like aQ<br />
, became it is free to nil, inns<br />
Care much for it. In al) mj h<br />
I have not acsn drunken men<br />
span tho day <strong>of</strong> the a^ack on Of<br />
touso, an4 tbey drank then Qnrj to fire<br />
fremselves to desperatisD, WbUc ttw<br />
mtrodoctionuf better Uqnsn Btigal b»><br />
get a hitfher tutv, I don't fmt tiut Ihef<br />
will be harmed by TBnj.**<br />
"If your plans do not Ediean^ they<br />
will soon be drinking champmp^ Uks<br />
h bl "<br />
other blostod cspitaliste," aflded<br />
as he lighted hla pips, "AndMwffbcT*<br />
some ta cur cotninlsBaf/ wagoa, SttfpSir<br />
we drink a health totto nawdQiBitBro.**<br />
How b<strong>of</strong>sa BtJrring Urats. BeUmi ths<br />
osasl spring sowing tho peqpl* wen<br />
buay all the time dieeiiBing ths new<br />
featnres <strong>of</strong> their social and, political \U?<br />
toeome, It was aaiating how esflMflf<br />
they entered into all tha plans <strong>of</strong> Erie<br />
and iklapel, and with whal InipUciicOB* '<br />
fldenca they predicted tbo great fdtura<br />
<strong>of</strong> the dty. Nothing now wag too new<br />
or too vast to deter them. They war*<br />
eager to eater opon the new en*. : ' -<br />
Erio had selected Ua board ef direct.<br />
en •with great c4re, and day after 4»y<br />
thoy detained the wages hris nntii<br />
thqtr plans wore perfect. More tfcao • ,<br />
^sth elapsed before EMs qonld ny,<br />
"Wo sis read? to pTOsed,* bnt Snallf-;<br />
Epwytbing was completed, Thne <strong>of</strong><br />
the wagoss were Bocrctly loaded frith<br />
"d by night and itodd ready ta depart,<br />
ires waa to convert the metal into<br />
cnrronCT BTid act ag financial agent in<br />
the great operations to follow, Sapplttv<br />
<strong>of</strong> all Borta in hnmengaqnuntitisB were<br />
to be bough t=nn dectrts light plant,<br />
mining and jatlllng biashlaerf, honei,<br />
fiae cattio aad other, stock, fanning iu><br />
plemeats, looms, clock*—eperytainf, in<br />
fact, that civiliHtion eutild famish from<br />
lbs plentcotiB store was to be proctirod<br />
aad brought to them, .' •<br />
The tank was great, Imt Plerop felt<br />
hia blood glow as hs tamght <strong>of</strong> it As<br />
the greatest buyer span earth, tha rep-<br />
reseatative <strong>of</strong> unheard sf WMltb, S»<br />
would fairly rival Men to Oristo, if ho.<br />
did sot eclijee him, and in the briilding<br />
<strong>of</strong> a, railroad acrosa tho-dewrt, coo <strong>of</strong><br />
the irft fnterpriees to be launched, ho<br />
saw a most iiitersting and eiettisg fue-<br />
jeet, which alono was worthy <strong>of</strong> aay<br />
man. What more noble aubiliGn enld<br />
he ever have deaired than this eminentljr<br />
proud qiier And now they wen ready.<br />
Each step in the gi^ttmdej^Bkingcare-<br />
fully considered and plonnod, satblnf<br />
romaiaed bat to set,<br />
stood an the threshold as the Uae<br />
<strong>of</strong> wagoiis filed past, with driven and<br />
pssdrts waving their hatt in farewell lav<br />
Eric find Pioroe 1B the reiF,e^<br />
changing last wonU <strong>of</strong> evution »sd •d*<br />
vice, When they reached the bOo»<br />
Erie diHuiuonted and gtasped HsFCS'i<br />
haad, with moist eyes; - ' ;<br />
"New, goodby, Harold, Qod' bka<br />
you I Be careful and' remember<br />
hold us nil hi your hand, 11<br />
••Don't worry, my deaf boy,<br />
hear froin me very Boon, and let me tell<br />
yon, H he added, with an effort at fad#»<br />
"there wiU be a lot <strong>of</strong> news-<br />
paper mon ben) inside ef ten days, mark<br />
iny words, and they wili givs yon soine-<br />
to bother oboat. And besides<br />
they'll eatabliali a malt servtea for yoo,<br />
depend upon it. tkiodby, goodby.""<br />
o monnted and galloped away, Eris<br />
led his wifti to the huasetSD, They could<br />
see the train wind along the river aaM<br />
t disappeared behind tho canytin** out-<br />
reaching ipurH, and than she tamed to<br />
him, with a great, hopeful look In her<br />
eyes, aud kissed his lips. Together they<br />
stood there, the morning breaking rich*<br />
!y and •wannly ever tho red elifb, whan<br />
Jibpol emerged from below and stood<br />
beside, them. His eyes were fall <strong>of</strong> *<br />
great firo as he gated down thocsnyoa .<br />
where tho dust at ill rose above the trail <strong>of</strong><br />
Vks wagons. Then ha toned toward tin<br />
city and stood silent, regarding ft for m<br />
long tiuie; then raWug hU arett Uko A<br />
prophet ef old be cried oat;<br />
"Blge up, U <strong>City</strong> <strong>of</strong> the 8nnl Behold,<br />
the. day has eoino; the •erpeaf U demdl<br />
Behind JOB, G city ef my fatheiB, liei tbt<br />
eons <strong>of</strong> Bajierstition.<strong>of</strong> Woodttd<br />
darkiiaM, reaching back, back toioao'i<br />
first feeula steps! Men came aad sen<br />
went away, bat teen hast remained. U<br />
hoary city <strong>of</strong> the past, look np asd see<br />
the lightl Before yon the fntnro ituda.<br />
Its nnknown space Ulnmined W an no*<br />
gpeakablo glory. In Its bekBf^ftts earn*<br />
ing to bo thy bride, I basr tte Toioe; 1<br />
hear its approaching foototepi. Oh, ttuit<br />
my eyes ataysee its glory and inyllpi<br />
tsitf its BweotaesBl I haTB eald It—Ii tl<br />
geod," * •<br />
Be turned to hia onlj hearerB, and hli<br />
veiee grew k»w and sweet « he looked;<br />
at Eric aad sajdi<br />
'And »it has begun, O myj<br />
and to you We owe lb Ye<br />
Core me plainly, the<br />
city, fur it will<br />
w^HSg^^^<br />
+!•••<br />
*«•
HEW JMHB1T,<br />
IB a ptr<br />
MAY VQVm-WT<br />
O<br />
DfAV'OOUHT .IKlliHR,.<br />
took Uriah Mown and<br />
Lewte jKbode*, who bad been eentouced<br />
to Stale Prfawu at the lale term <strong>of</strong> Court,<br />
to that Institution on Thursday,<br />
JAKTJAKV 4,18N.<br />
- TuMbat it*U» that tabor &n<br />
IfcfttffieWlleonlblll,<br />
make<br />
•.F*<br />
^ ,_ 44Moma Meeting<br />
"* A6 adjourned HHIOD <strong>of</strong> Uouncll was<br />
odd Friday evening, witb nil tbe mem-<br />
tbat be bud at-<br />
tended, to the sole In tbe Vlneland Book<br />
" by plying flOOCTaiKl giving new note<br />
f for 11000.<br />
„ , A Mil <strong>of</strong> O. P. Moore fv? 168.30 was<br />
The radiums autherlslug Urn dl<br />
wrt ftf tbe Aflbory avenue Igts, owned<br />
b^tfit borougb, was ukeo up for UQ&J<br />
radtog, 1$ posted unanimously.<br />
<strong>On</strong> Saturday night the summer rafl-<br />
<strong>of</strong> Qtoige Bummel and Mrs,<br />
>Vtlli, PhllfldtiphlHiii, were burned to<br />
the ground, Rynirnell, who came<br />
dowja that evening, atartMl a fire in hit<br />
V sad, laying lit went to the Ay-<br />
aion Hut©], <strong>On</strong> returning < ma few<br />
noun he found bis cottage in flamw.<br />
fire spread to the adjujnliig hoiiie,<br />
deHtraylng birth, Tbe lossa In<br />
about $10*000, which Ie covered by In.<br />
eprann,<br />
flAFB M4f CTTT,<br />
Bupeiiutendeot W, Grant Wilson, <strong>of</strong><br />
the South Jersey RoUresd, and fmntly<br />
are in Harrisburg,<br />
ii rl. ew Ve»i*»<br />
, The]liBtbadhrtB<strong>of</strong>OcauiUlty,fo)!ow-<br />
( tbg tbq ttmfrbonored custom <strong>of</strong> berald-<br />
Ipg the New Year, held watch meeting<br />
tanrlw Is the Jlnt If. E. Church uii<br />
- Sunday evening. There was a fairly<br />
good attendance, and tooae who turned<br />
dot to take part In the extremes<br />
D, Harrl*in will srect a uew<br />
hotel <strong>of</strong> eighty roornii to be called the<br />
Baltimore Ian, on Jaokson Street,<br />
car* Island Lodp, No, SO, F, & A,<br />
have elected the foilowlug<br />
tot the year: W, M., David W, Bodau;<br />
_ ifioif ftan repaid by the sermon deliv-<br />
!," «red by the paator, Rev, W. A, Mnssey,<br />
, Vboee dfoconiae was pronounced a mat -<br />
I0toi2w«reglven to<br />
vloe <strong>of</strong> song and<br />
hands <strong>of</strong> the dock<br />
and ss tbt<br />
approached the<br />
pp<br />
tjoundary Ihie between the old sod tbe<br />
itew, amid tbe impmaiive silence thai<br />
pwvadea then meetings the heU In the<br />
church tower pealed forth tbe announct-<br />
ment<strong>of</strong>Uieblrtbon8B4. While the bell<br />
tiHiB heralding the news <strong>of</strong> the birth <strong>of</strong><br />
CBpttief yeart several <strong>of</strong> our GlUzene<br />
W6W welcoming Its advent with salvoa<br />
<strong>of</strong> moak^tF^, sud far awhile tbo air<br />
" wax rennant with hftrblugeiB <strong>of</strong> the<br />
t death <strong>of</strong> the old *nd the birth <strong>of</strong> a new<br />
year. Weloome, IBM.<br />
OdgbtaUythe M«thodiitn and Mora-<br />
viand w^e ttoosly<br />
•' that held Bach special leniceB, but now<br />
atiumberototh«rdeuonilqaUonH haw<br />
' 09be to observe this CUBIUQI. In Ibe<br />
- OoWtfy^ Moravians huld w«tch servk-un<br />
'"' in the eborcti until the mldulgnt ho«r,<br />
{ Then they form to line and proceed tu<br />
- Uweeaieteria, where dirges are played<br />
,. wJU* trombones mid the people 7 <strong>of</strong> tb«<br />
'vfiUthihigmonrnnilly and pray- 8ome-<br />
' * times the cemeteries are lighted up by<br />
lanterns, which make the servlue very<br />
; i.odd and<br />
in jencj Sand.<br />
H !Fw© rjig rail state deals have JuHt<br />
rjoeri edfpplet^d at Atlantic <strong>City</strong> which<br />
prove fcbstj flgcrratively speailug, the<br />
rfcbSst gold minn In the world nave<br />
fraud right In that little ulrlp or<br />
land by a few iar-*eefn^<br />
aeverai yean ago bought<br />
to be worthless sand<br />
a mere trifle, and tu-daj db-<br />
"~i £oa$I otl&eni at *ucb fahnlooi prices<br />
#>gttttft might readily be conjured Uiat<br />
- ita^gridBii <strong>of</strong> land badr by some etaem-<br />
<strong>of</strong> magical procHP, been turned Into<br />
<strong>of</strong> the two<br />
S, W,, CUariBB F, Quidort- J, W,, I,<br />
LearningSLeppard; treasurer, Furman<br />
L, Richardson; eecntary, Bemud K.<br />
Stilea; chaplain, Jewish Falkinburg; g,<br />
DM Bamuel H, Moore* J. B,, J, Asbton<br />
Williams, -<br />
Adorian Chapter, No, 80, Royal Arth<br />
Masons, have lusislled tbe following<br />
onicera for the year; High priest, Jos-<br />
eph P, Heuiy; king, Benjamin Curtis;<br />
seribe, John W. Thompson! treasurer,<br />
Uharles Quldort-Becietary, B, H, Moore,<br />
Tha new yacht Vigilant, owsid by<br />
Captain James v\ Clark, was lidaehtd<br />
on ChriBtmas Day, Miss Ethel Kea<<br />
nedy christened the yacht.<br />
Owing to dullues ID business the 900<br />
employes <strong>of</strong> aaatlug & Co.'s gold leaf<br />
factory have agiwd to g reducUon <strong>of</strong><br />
tweuty |terajDti Iu their wages for three<br />
mod lbs.<br />
The Bduth Jersey IkUlroad<br />
haflacorrta <strong>of</strong> surveyOIH hire marking<br />
out an eutmwee luio the oily and a site<br />
for a depot. : . •,. .<br />
TUCKAnOR,<br />
A gmiiii wedtijiig look place here ou<br />
Wednesday <strong>of</strong> last week at 1 o'ciaek.<br />
The , contracting pai lies were Dan it!]<br />
man, <strong>of</strong> Pbf(adel|ihiaj and AIJMt<br />
May Wheat on, daugliter <strong>of</strong> Captain J\<br />
5f. Wbeaton, Tbe ffttbert girt to tbe<br />
bride waa a ehegk for 110,000, They<br />
lOcelvcd many haudBoniu presents fivm<br />
tlielr fiieDiJfl. They fllurted on an es-<br />
tended weddiug lour, Hev, Mr, Hann<br />
eftlctaled,<br />
Edward Hararuell & Boa sold their<br />
Hloro to William P, Flanagan,<br />
Rlebard Sfaeppard and wife are via! I<br />
eppard speut tbe hoHdays<br />
with his parenla. •<br />
Mrs, Ballla ArBistroiig has gone to<br />
Viaflud is i]»Dd tbe winter wilt! her<br />
dnnghter, Mrs, Bteveus,<br />
The BnptlHt npuiverenry will lake<br />
piaes lit Ibe cburch op the Ifilh Inst,<br />
Captain Edniond Taylor is espc^'ted<br />
Bome for the winter.<br />
Capialnlicm Bmiths vessel is laid<br />
Upi at Cntsden for Ibe winter.<br />
Mt<strong>of</strong>l Lillian Taylor and her sister<br />
llabei are vlaiLingreialivpnt Red Benk.<br />
Oarnson, Tbonipson, llryuen<br />
and Beusetnan were on Ibe bench at<br />
May's Landing Wed nesday <strong>of</strong> lost week.<br />
Th« lirigantine election case was called,<br />
but went over until April because <strong>of</strong><br />
the absence, by reason or uleSjucia, <strong>of</strong><br />
tbe plaintiff; Alonzo M. Smith and<br />
Heselclab Xjeeds, as star witness,<br />
Mr, BaaliQ WAS granted non-auits In<br />
the cases <strong>of</strong> Evau Jeflrlcs vs, BamueJ R,<br />
BeuliandWllliani Babeock m Samuel<br />
Bi leuili Mr, Cole represented th© flp=<br />
la tne two cases. The cases <strong>of</strong><br />
Booye vs. Colidly was continued until<br />
<strong>Jan</strong>uary 6th, to. allow the defeudaal<br />
time to enter addillonal evidence,<br />
Charles, alias Pawiual Noce, was seu><br />
tcneed to tbree months' Imprlnonineut<br />
In the County Jail for stealing a single<br />
cb icken atBuenaVbts, Snmuel Jobn-<br />
«n, a colored man, whostote an W.00<br />
overcoat, belqugtug to Edward Wilt-<br />
bank, from tbe Si, Cimrles football<br />
KroundH last wceh, was ordered ta wrve<br />
a HM period in SherlB Johnson's Lot el,<br />
TUeCf.il rt forfeited thetiOCtO bail boud<br />
<strong>of</strong> Walter Lc«,wbo,wlth Harry Murray,<br />
<strong>of</strong> stealing a KW0dJamoud<br />
from a paeeenger on a train at Egg<br />
Harbor €fyf, L« failed jo apjear for<br />
trial, be having missed tbe train fmtn<br />
Camden, TUe case goes over to ibe<br />
April term, Murray Is in jail,<br />
Frank Cope's application to keep an<br />
Inn or tavern atrleasaiitviilewas re=<br />
fused oil the ground that he watt not a<br />
resident. There was touch opposition<br />
to the granting <strong>of</strong> the license.<br />
In tUcOrpliaHa'Court pHrHal aecomile<br />
were passed iu the estatea <strong>of</strong> William<br />
Paul and Daiilel W, CJwudler. An<br />
order was Issued to show cause why the<br />
landsiti theestate <strong>of</strong> Nicholas V, Young<br />
bhould not be eold, and a decree was<br />
granted by the Court, confirming tbe<br />
sale <strong>of</strong> lands in the estate <strong>of</strong> John Stiles,<br />
The eonlMtcd Sbowcll will<br />
ease will be tried In Atlantic <strong>City</strong> on<br />
<strong>Jan</strong>uary fitb, and a special term <strong>of</strong> tbe<br />
Orphans 7 Court will be held at May's<br />
Landing on March fith.<br />
PiORSON- &<br />
N6W<br />
FURNITURE<br />
CARPETS<br />
QUEENSWARE<br />
LAMPS<br />
THE COST<br />
Eyewthing to make the home pleasant and comfortable.<br />
Bed-room Suits, Parlor Suits, Dining Room Suits, Rockers<br />
and odd pieces* ,<br />
Brussels in all grades. Ingrain, Rag and Mattings,<br />
dMtt R<br />
Fur,<br />
Rugs.<br />
Dinner Sots, English and American,<br />
Tea Sets, white and decorated,<br />
Vaso, Banquet, Piano and Hand Lamps.<br />
We will Bell as low, as the lowest It will cost you noth-<br />
ing to come, as on a hill <strong>of</strong> $20 or upward we pay your<br />
fare,<br />
Pi" 1<br />
i faft«9 porchMed tbe SL Qbarlea lot,<br />
beach, np Delaware<br />
Tbe property<br />
^.1 to the state <strong>of</strong> tbe late Jonah<br />
/«'Wbottpn,Sr^Midbad been lyiog un-<br />
3mp|dnd |bf ouuiy y^ug. There was<br />
i part <strong>of</strong> the<br />
M to part With thla bmlly<br />
sell,<br />
owners <strong>of</strong> tbe ground<br />
'on tke ocean irvnt<br />
^J% » pamm^h,modem hotel and<br />
ll^IfMt the regaining portion Into<br />
l<br />
<strong>of</strong>lered before they<br />
will<br />
Edward Applegale bag sold his<br />
ir^ to a number <strong>of</strong> epart^ten, who in»<br />
tend entailing the present sLrucLure<br />
oodflttiriglt upMBPlubbouse, . ,<br />
Captain TheophHui Godfrey in tends<br />
remalulug at hoing during llie wtuler.<br />
Miss Bather VanGllder spent ChriBt-<br />
mss with relatives'In tbt Quaker <strong>City</strong>,<br />
Miss Hannah CMeman la spending n<br />
with relatives. and friends In<br />
was tbo<br />
valuable bach<br />
ifr*% thefbot<strong>of</strong> South Car-<br />
to a syndicate, the figure*<br />
fi number <strong>of</strong> well<br />
Is a Jtontage<br />
uf J. B, Blehslds,<br />
Hajry Barker and<br />
I** price p«M by the s,<br />
vaihe Interest at lbl»<br />
Wproitoate valoe <strong>of</strong><br />
he originally<br />
^ftba entire tract. This<br />
<strong>of</strong> 191,000 In tots than<br />
Philadelphia and WeetvlUe.<br />
During trie recent cold weather<br />
Millie Towasend Bllppedand fell on the<br />
lee, which resulted In a Bprained wrist<br />
aud other painful Injuries. :<br />
A flne team <strong>of</strong> mules arrived here<br />
from Philadelphia on Monday and will<br />
be q«d on the canning farm, =<br />
Bnudsy was quarterly meeting day<br />
in tbe Methodlet Church, there belcg<br />
preachiQg in trie morning and after-<br />
noon by the pastor, Rev, J, S, Moore,<br />
aud in the evening there was a union<br />
<strong>of</strong><br />
f" a lolly<br />
y 1<br />
wheel <strong>of</strong> great height<br />
property ^pbe fs>raorraw<br />
be estttnenosd at<br />
g<br />
Mrs, Ada He» bad charge <strong>of</strong> the Kr-<br />
vice, and several JnteresUng<br />
were made by the diflensat<br />
Uvts,<br />
A flirmers 1 club b*a been organteed<br />
her* with the following <strong>of</strong>flreB; Fresh<br />
dent. Homer Eddy; secretary, T, E,<br />
VauGilder; treasure], E, S.Stowe, Tbe<br />
club will meet at the school house each<br />
evening, aad the subject for<br />
becbewen at the previous<br />
Dress Goods Patterns.<br />
Odd Dreis lengths caught up<br />
from almoat all the Dress Goods<br />
counters go to the Main Aisle<br />
tablei this morn at half, some-<br />
times at about etie^third the<br />
regular yard cost.<br />
Rich Silk-figured Novelties<br />
among limn, piitiaHomeipuns,<br />
fancy jacquaifds—almost any<br />
sort <strong>of</strong> stuff your mind is an.<br />
Seven and eightyard lengths,<br />
or enough to make an ordinary<br />
dress,<br />
Driss Patients^ $1.75,<br />
Fancy Cheviot that would<br />
regularly be $^<br />
^ Patter mi' $s, \<br />
Pin Stripe Cheviot that<br />
would regularly be ^4,.<br />
Dress Paikrim $240.<br />
Plaid Cloth that would<br />
regularly be $4,.<br />
Dress Patterns% $3*50*<br />
Check Rfelarjge that would<br />
regularly be $5,251<br />
Dress Patttrns% $4*<br />
y Fancy jacquard that would<br />
regularly be §8.75*<br />
Dress<br />
Wauanufecr's.<br />
back bright in dye as when<br />
they started.<br />
That's one instance.<br />
Here are three more, ,<br />
Mmfs Overcoats at $£,<br />
• lifaet. bine, Oiford slid drab HeitnriB, ssllii<br />
Sipcf e liaingi, L'pUnMy $12 ani Sli<br />
Men's Overcoats at $10.<br />
Brown and pifon! KeniPrii usd m^t-d Ciip.<br />
•lots, Mtlo fleets llninp! unJ funnffn<br />
mtra IMKIJ lining, Usual [jrk'o* tip 10 fi{.<br />
Mm r s Overcoats at<br />
inilroaA<br />
TJjiif,<br />
it<br />
Oifftnl K*n«-J* Slid i«iinr Chi-<br />
i i full tsaeis<br />
ipBeiii, ful tsei<br />
prices up ID fSu,<br />
Scotch Tarns.<br />
Icy winds tiaye no terrors,for<br />
the ears <strong>of</strong> Highland young<br />
i h T bl f<br />
Silk Figured Armure that<br />
would rtgularly be $ii, .<br />
Girls' Clothing,<br />
Sizes for any <strong>of</strong> them from<br />
4 years up and at prices that<br />
are simply absurd.<br />
g yg<br />
in the Tarn bclt^nor for<br />
Tarn wearers anywhere else.<br />
Choice Scotch Tarns, any color<br />
or combination. 75c and $tt<br />
Bed Coverings.<br />
Think <strong>of</strong> full double'bedslze<br />
fast back Marseilles Bed<br />
Spreads in new patterns at #2,<br />
* Or <strong>of</strong> clean live wool Blan-<br />
kets (save for the few ounces<br />
<strong>of</strong> spool cotton warp) at $5 in<br />
stead <strong>of</strong> $7* "<br />
They stand for alL<br />
JOHN WAHAMAKER*<br />
ftAtLnOAB,<br />
WM JERSEY R, R,<br />
In tffeet OOfOlfER 5, it<br />
!s»*e OCEAN CITY M fDiioSi; FnF<br />
IML 74U a Bl, 8,10 p rd, gUDdafs, 9M<br />
a in, iM pm, _: '<br />
tfelu njfne—: Lrnte Til llsd? Inlifft for O«aB Cltf,<br />
iMfliiiHMpm<br />
Leave f HILrtlLf HIA, URSAD ST, 8TATI0H<br />
roe HEW v»BK.<br />
EipfWH, Wppk^ajlt, lyO. 4.S6, A M, 6,1ft S.50,1M.<br />
h A\ V-.-U, jl, ILll smli lifwn, IS 4t(Llmlt*d,<br />
1,'E find 4jM p m. mains CanjL s.«s, sM aa,<br />
i,h,6iQ,ttt,l,Si,»,li, IDtiin, Isdl RIEIK, Sun-<br />
. 3 3>, I.IVi, 4,50, 5 1*8,13, flM. ILUBIII,<br />
i«, j,», 4,uo (iJiiiiied taoj, Las, M,<br />
-SilgpiiUlB!bf<br />
Dining<br />
Wubinglay and (Be Sulllb<br />
Fnf iiailfroert- and Waghingtoii, 3JD,T=S8, S,Si,<br />
S-i", ig,gn, n iHa m, ii,iLi uea,". Lini, i>i<br />
ii), i,m, SAC; J,4i (('oiiHiT**ii!imi I j<br />
iling t«FJ, 6, 1Y, 8 S, 7,40and ! 1,53ti "P.<br />
*«, HynBafB, SCO.T.3ft S.1B, UJg 11,<br />
ll.fififl, M0 ititd 11,33pm<br />
Tar furEhtsr infonnailoti Inquln ef<br />
tern! Dl»tsiloti=<br />
"8..M, PHEVOOT,<br />
U eneral Uar<br />
J. B, WSOB,<br />
Bail, I' At<br />
AotbraeiteCiaL Ko Bmo^e, No Cin dsr*.<br />
!H ErFECT KOV, IB, JSSL<br />
f.EATE READJfiO TEBaiSAt, PfllLA<br />
ruffslB <strong>On</strong>? Eiprwa (Parlor Car) daily 10,.1)<br />
Chkwu %'fsuhuied Fiver i'.... _,s ,.<br />
T h h Bi t Chl \ **"! « i tj<br />
Through Bit t-uef to ChlcaRO<br />
L'hl d Buffalo Kiprew<br />
iDK G«n<br />
p m<br />
p m<br />
rou<br />
iM, im itso=hoQf t»ji), &,«, ?s«, n.ii > n<br />
(i!,o7 p n, from IMth and phesmut SirwtB^Dlii.<br />
h A) I 89,8,6a, %\b (6,1« frara iith »ndClirat<br />
fili ) 1110 iU g<br />
In eonsequenoe <strong>of</strong> a new Bchool house I<br />
being built at SouthScaville, the attend-j<br />
inoeOfonr Beho<strong>of</strong> bad been gradually<br />
reduced with tbe beginning <strong>of</strong> this year,<br />
«nd now lhat*the boUdayij areomr Ibe<br />
have again settled down to<br />
nrilf be lamed<br />
A i % h<br />
[ fn the BaptistUhnron on Thuraday even*<br />
ooipoaed M~'m oinlata wid was<br />
Qinied oat by tbo«whotbok<br />
highly appreciated by al) that<br />
Tlte, treat wit oempoied <strong>of</strong><br />
an orange for each<br />
d^jMicno<strong>of</strong>, and an<br />
flne pntenb) were jpre-<br />
w»<br />
Gretchens, Riefere and<br />
Jackets that during the<br />
past week were Up to Jfit<br />
some <strong>of</strong> them $10 before<br />
that,<br />
Aiggeaek<br />
Jaeketo, Reefer, Ulsters<br />
and Gretchens that were<br />
up to $id early in the sea-<br />
son, some <strong>of</strong> them up to<br />
$17*<br />
Ai^iO€achm<br />
-.<br />
Handsome Ulsters, Walk^<br />
, ing Coats, Skirt Coats,<br />
Reefers, Paletots, Gretch-<br />
ens that were up to $mt<br />
and early in the season up<br />
to$$Q,<br />
sort ol prices al]<br />
through the stock.<br />
<strong>of</strong><br />
" Here, this is a mistake; it's<br />
C d ' ft<br />
a $io Coat and you've a<br />
on It," •;•<br />
He was an experienced p<br />
thing man; knew goods, knew<br />
styles, knew values.<br />
He knew that Overcoats: pre-<br />
cisely like it were cheap at $10;<br />
he knew that exactly the<br />
PENNSYLVANIA'S<br />
' LEAMNS<br />
NEWSPAPER<br />
Iti all (lie attribute tlist BuDlt-e to<br />
iuake a ilrst-clatw faiully journal.<br />
THE<br />
PHILADELPHIA<br />
REeORD<br />
8pari*i no trbable or expebse to gather<br />
«ud present to IU renders all the news<br />
ef the Old and New World,<br />
til WKTBI Dejaroaieutfi, each' uuder<br />
the roanagement <strong>of</strong> a competent Editor,<br />
aitnprlaes matterH pertalplug UJ<br />
THE HOUBEHOU),<br />
THE FARM,<br />
WOMAN'S WORLD, •<br />
T,HU. p<br />
I! 3D a.ia, I<br />
Pl C<br />
s,as<br />
__ -<br />
If#w Yorli. feet <strong>of</strong> LJbprtt Mtwt. t<br />
iom II «» m. !^t 409, fM, &», tS<br />
n,= 12,18 Blgbl, Kundaj^.S), 9 00<br />
JO. SSO f SBp fi! Iil5 iht " '<br />
S.SO, f<br />
n all d p fi!,<br />
Parler C*M eb all day siprewi i rains and «la«:<br />
Ine earn on night iralm ia nnd frtm Sew Y<strong>of</strong>fc<br />
Fflr Bethlehem, Euldii Uid paihl* in Lehft<br />
ami Wy<br />
For Kcbtirlltiil VMl«r Point*,<br />
Fsr rh«Bil*lllB and Pnttaiown-l#|,fH!i,<br />
iftqo a in, H,45, : -ton. 8;DO, us em A«<br />
^<br />
4 ® B<br />
* 4 ®k B •*•<br />
«!aBi,SH0ptii,<br />
pJjBnea na Ha<br />
a Bi, f,a),iBpB,<br />
-ripraa, 4.0u a m,<br />
Fer PatUTiite-EsprMt, ss, loco a B, 1.00,8,00,<br />
II,» p a, Jiceam,. 4.13. 740a n l1Ba<br />
^ 1,00, w,es m m.<br />
PwlOfCari en all ei<br />
irtU t3<br />
i«enf,g,00am,|JUp<br />
FHI trmlni.<br />
(/flies Trtnifsr CamiUny will<br />
te^^^ r»n heiTtiTla<br />
and<br />
L A. ewEiGAan, & a, __<br />
_•_ . Qsn Bnpti Bsn'L FMa,'<br />
D<br />
4ll UI1M1V * * j<br />
to MRS, H. MORRIS,<br />
DEALER IN<br />
LUBRATORB,<br />
sort had been w<br />
as a howliog bargain at $10,<br />
Btit 'twas no mistake,<br />
is the price. ,<br />
black Cheviot, fast<br />
THE REAL ESTATE WORLD<br />
Presenting a oompleto nugnzlne syerf 1<br />
d a y , - , ••; •' •••'"•• ; '•"••: " '. ",<br />
DbUy and Sunday, one year, - f4.00<br />
ADDAEfB<br />
THE RECORD PUBLISHING C0,t<br />
H?»9 Chestnut St,,<br />
Groceries, Protista,<br />
CANNED GOODS,<br />
'-1'A'ruLittore.oiii<br />
CHINA and<br />
Ma*fit Aabnry Ave^<br />
B lbm are a«ar?d <strong>of</strong> ef.<br />
fleleat wrvloe, freih foods tnd Phlta-<br />
dlpUpl<br />
Clocks, Watchesf Jewdry ri DiaroorKh,<br />
<strong>Jan</strong>uary 1,<strong>1894</strong>. <strong>Jan</strong>uary 1,<strong>1894</strong>.<br />
<strong>On</strong>rn«WTnriIToDtJo«Ui («, (nti eftnA TO-DAY, irefyQafmsnt<br />
lo cloBiiig fUur, inuniiidli u we H!I e*f,n^nfei f^fr eimn diiHnff<br />
<strong>of</strong> Ihe HIUBB K^ineii<strong>On</strong>i from our prices mem raiicfi to your adtanl<br />
(teHkiJ cut tq It<strong>of</strong>tt* at |1S,6O rrom fcS, flH<br />
fftiin<br />
from Sa.U), We<br />
r&lucMJ fri>iaf33,ng, Weihs* Wt&madlpipd forelArfif<br />
fromi-jjro, ii2.Be, miueNJ from fcs.00, |IS,BO. ^ L<br />
„ are ail Heglnl satin «P gilfe ijnrd garmenti, and KM ifliinf<br />
ihou the Talus <strong>of</strong> the tnnn-riol In llirm W't fhow great bArffHtng io Ghiidr....<br />
i'aiit. We »1IBW gr»at l«fifrUim in «iiulj« tji,n ,if eireant Hmplc Uanaenla arid<br />
!suit C<strong>of</strong>tta, »hfch w« s-ij at atmui Btl eeaii on Eli? doltfr 1HIBF10 u " r wai!ie »IB<br />
W« aa?b e early wjt-c! 16ns,<br />
TH1 STODDART COMPANY,<br />
The «la Henna Hifcti Dry<br />
41S, 4SO, 152 XORTU g^OHD MTttEDT,<br />
Ud Drapch Sio« add«d within the put faw wotki<br />
IS N- Second St-s on tin DilaniQ iidejmt abon Itrbl,<br />
ARE YOU GOING TO BUILD?<br />
If io, we ihould sell you the Lumber aad Mil! Work. Why?<br />
Beciyie our increased faciHtiei enable us to <strong>of</strong>fer greater in^<br />
ducements to you, Look it them t<br />
with 6 t«ek in<br />
We solicit cbrrespondencewirJi any Intending to build<br />
and improve residences, stores, halls or churdies, and will rive<br />
aU inquires prompt attention. Remember that we can ship<br />
our work to you to compete with othere in any part <strong>of</strong> the State.<br />
Lumber, Mill Work and Boxes.<br />
Kaighn Aoenue, Camden, H.J,<br />
SMITH & THORN,<br />
IB All Ms Brandies,<br />
Terra Cotta Pipe,<br />
Elizabeth Bark<strong>of</strong>f,<br />
TV. J.<br />
D, GALLAGHER,<br />
'43 §o- Second St.,<br />
ill, r*.<br />
Y, CORSON,<br />
FLOUBAND ^<br />
7ai AsburyAvenue,<br />
OCEAN CITY, N,J,<br />
FIMERTY, HcCLURE A CO<br />
\ ^Want Madldni^ FIODU, Oil*, etc<br />
NEW INLET HOUSE,<br />
TOWNJEND't INLET,<br />
Bern Isle <strong>City</strong>, N; J,v<br />
B«f-<br />
%••<br />
3 -ijj<br />
i ^<br />
JANUABY 4, IBM,<br />
be glad to receive itenag <strong>of</strong><br />
UU <strong>of</strong> interest<br />
d<br />
doonanUcaUq<br />
communliy aud our<br />
e<br />
rawwriBre. *<br />
Air eommnntattoni aliould be H&»<br />
HJiupanlsl with the full uame aud ftd-<br />
dreeB <strong>of</strong> the writer, not uecessurlly for<br />
publication, bat a guarantee <strong>of</strong> good<br />
fath.<br />
ITEWf*.<br />
I'hs TjubrteMhop! oiwued ,<br />
after m week's vacation,<br />
Joha flrower ipent Beveral duys iu<br />
Piiiladelpbia last week on biiHliieHa.<br />
Ji a ^rredslie and wife, <strong>of</strong> Phlla-<br />
deipbis, ore •pending a Reason In Oceau<br />
uity.<br />
WiiUaoi Btonebill took possc-Hsiou or<br />
lib new cottage on Anbury avenue inHt<br />
Friday,<br />
William R Elliott anil tltiughfor<br />
Mary are on a ijteuEure trip,<br />
friends.<br />
Captain J, D. Eberuai-li and vvifo, nt<br />
Pblladelphla, are flpemllug a few days<br />
In Ibifl city,<br />
J,8, Rush is isiiitingAlnn^iiUotifiii^<br />
double coltago on Asbuiy averme, near<br />
iiistii street.<br />
Fmnk It. WhltesSde, <strong>of</strong> Piil!ujicl)itil!i,<br />
wae iti town during the w(s>k( li<br />
after bis reai estate,<br />
H, G. Steel man and wife, who<br />
Heveml days in Philadelphia Iml weak,<br />
returned hums on Friday eveiiing,<br />
Miss Jeniile Matwey and broths, W><br />
M, Massey, returned home Friday cvcn=<br />
itig from a visit to reiativea ni Pulmyn,<br />
Pr.'O, E, Edwards and family, <strong>of</strong><br />
Philadelphia, have beeu oqeiipylug<br />
their Wesley avenue cottage fur a few<br />
days.<br />
John Moore, <strong>of</strong> Philadelphia, IIQH<br />
rented William Btonehill's raittoge, nt<br />
Twelfth Bireetand ABbury aveniie, for<br />
the wlpter,<br />
Charlei Myen and wife, <strong>of</strong> Eighth<br />
street an Wealey avenue, left on Hun=<br />
day for PhllBdelphla, where they are<br />
vlBitlng frieadB, L ,<br />
Mrs, Rush E, Cox, comer Twelfth<br />
. street and Afibury avenue,' faaH rtturned<br />
ham a vtelt to her parente, who reside<br />
Miss Abble Hand, <strong>of</strong> Cape May (JourL<br />
House, was the guest <strong>of</strong> Reuben Lud<<br />
lam and wife laHt week. She left fnr<br />
her home Mouday,<br />
Mark Baner and wife, <strong>of</strong> Sixth Htreet<br />
and <strong>Ocean</strong> avenue, have been con lined<br />
to tiie hiJuae for the past three weeks<br />
iiinWng front grip,<br />
MlMNLi&deKatea was eoniined to her<br />
bed fur Heveral days lant week<br />
with well-defined Hyinptoma <strong>of</strong> thu<br />
vaiUiig disease—grip, •<br />
Alwl 1), Scull Is raJBhig and<br />
nddltioiia to the cottage «f Julin It.<br />
Keudrick, between Eighth aud Niutli<br />
H, on Weriey aveuue.<br />
Hurry CauDeldj who bra been tim-<br />
ihied to the bouse, Nufleriug fnirii iliu<br />
rcHUlto <strong>of</strong> a fall, we are pleaHcd to «oe Is<br />
again able to be on the ntreet,<br />
Charles A, gum[ibeil, <strong>of</strong> BlSAHbury<br />
avenue, (iiteuda erecting a largo build-<br />
ing, 18x45 feet, adjolulug his present res-<br />
ideiiw. Work will be uomniuiiced<br />
immediately.<br />
i<br />
and Mlsi Ada presse, daughter <strong>of</strong> Cup-<br />
MD Maurice (ireHe, were maifled lu<br />
Philadelphia Monday, May the happy<br />
couple realise their fondest hopis In<br />
tfaeif new relations.<br />
Many people seem to think that it<br />
they have anything to ln«rt in a uewfr-<br />
paper, If they gel It in the <strong>of</strong>fice an<br />
hour before the paper goes to the press<br />
it 1» BOOH enough, TIIIM b not HO, Gel<br />
your Items to the printer as mmi m<br />
The Womau'H Christian<br />
Union will give a supper at the residence<br />
<strong>of</strong> UH, H.D, Canfleld en Thureday,<br />
<strong>Jan</strong>uary 4tb, for the benefit <strong>of</strong> the read<br />
Ing room, Supper, 25 eeota, will be<br />
served finda Q to 8 u'clttck, Everybody<br />
cordially invited, .<br />
IstatouneU, No, lgQt Jr. O, U, A. M,,<br />
held their election on Deambef SUtli,<br />
wbeu the fullowlng <strong>of</strong>lleera were ulitweu<br />
tor the ensuing teria! Councillor, H.<br />
Conver| Vies Councillor, ThomaH Ever-<br />
inghami A, B.a, Quinton Chauiplon-<br />
Cond., BoliaGarretoou- Warden, Fiauk<br />
Smith- I, B., In S, Champiun; O, B<br />
Harry Headley; 3r. P, Q,, Gairge Ever-<br />
iughami Truatee, I,S,Cbampwu. The<br />
order IB In a prosperous condition, and<br />
la weekly addJng to Iti njeisberHhlp,<br />
The n e w l d ffl Jtil<br />
Tuesday evening.<br />
property in<br />
The suit brought by Mrs, Anna M<br />
tor the<br />
the property knowu as the<br />
Villa," eorner ef ievenib<br />
street and <strong>Ocean</strong> avenue, (his place,<br />
which she alleges the defendant secured<br />
on UH pniegses, came up before Vice<br />
Chancellor Pitney luCamdeu last week<br />
Tbe evidence showed that two years<br />
ago Mm Benner signed papers at the<br />
request si Jir, Ttoyior in order to Beeure<br />
a loan <strong>of</strong> 1600, Mrs, Benner claims<br />
ih*t It wae understood tnatshe was to<br />
redeem the property by repaying the<br />
leu and fMi tbe defendant refuwd to<br />
fBia ever the property If the loan waa<br />
repaid.<br />
An absolute dead ww exhlWted ID<br />
•which MES, Benoer tranifen the prop-<br />
arty unequlvoeaUy* She seemed BUF-<br />
prfsed at ttua, and explained 'that she<br />
*ad signed only • bill <strong>of</strong> mfc for a «oorfc-<br />
gage. Testimony placed tbe value or<br />
the property nt ^000. Taylor teatlfied<br />
that the provision! <strong>of</strong> the absolute deed<br />
were explained to Ma, Benner and that<br />
tbe viUue <strong>of</strong> tbe property bad enhanced<br />
the Jmprovemtnta be bad<br />
. i Judge Pitney fixed <strong>Jan</strong>uary Stb<br />
fot |be next hearing,<br />
I^R SA&B OR JJUSi.—Oqaa fro'lli<br />
lota* ba^r front lots; nlw lots ID most<br />
iteeiifluteJafallQiii<br />
AYPAV.AtUiiUflCHy.<br />
BiHBOir,Sentinel OJHe&<br />
A P^rlotu CaBflssTSilsn Aveftefl,<br />
The cottage <strong>of</strong> A. B.'Thomas, corner<br />
Fifteenth itreet and Aabury avenue,<br />
was damaged by flte and water to the<br />
extent <strong>of</strong> about tOOO on Friday evening<br />
last.<br />
The Ore was first discovered by two<br />
young men who were walking along t'ht<br />
boardwalk iu tbat vicinity about 7,45,<br />
and soon the general Ore alarm was<br />
Bounded from the eieetrle light station,<br />
The (In dopartnieut, lost no time In<br />
gelling to the scene <strong>of</strong> eonflagnitiou,<br />
and by the well dheeted elTorU <strong>of</strong> the<br />
ilremeu the flimicg were coulined to the<br />
back building, where I bey originated,<br />
Tiie duiuiigMl dwelling bod nut been<br />
occupied siiiceHeptembeF M,<br />
that tirue the owner, A. B, ,<br />
Who reside* at SMS Uheetnut mroct,<br />
Philadeipbla, and bin daughter, Mrs, J,<br />
M, Holland, lnidiHiHHed tligBcasoiitb^re,<br />
ainue wlsicli time It litiHTtinniucd thimsj,<br />
The buildlDg wan liifturtti for f I500, and<br />
OH HOOU OH tiie l<br />
Abstiloro Higbee fit at home fiir a few<br />
days,<br />
Christmas exorcises at the church<br />
were very good, Tbe usual amoiiut <strong>of</strong><br />
good elieer and giftn were there.<br />
The lx«t Santa Ciaus that ever vialted<br />
tiil« section for many a year suddenly<br />
crime down upon the children at the<br />
BomafB Steelman la building a new<br />
b s r n , * . . . . • • ' • ' • ' • , ' • • • • : • '<br />
Sotaera S. Albertsou and OspUUn<br />
Booye have goue Soatrl'. '<br />
Pr.EiBASTVlf.LK,<br />
^ LewlSj <strong>of</strong> theQ, A,R,, told the<br />
lory <strong>of</strong> hto reuent eon version from Jnil-<br />
delityat the Presbyteruin Church last<br />
Wednesday evening—a pitiful story <strong>of</strong><br />
fifty years <strong>of</strong> darkhe»t bereavement<br />
and despair which touched and moved<br />
very one in the audience, sod brought<br />
thers to the feet<strong>of</strong> the&vier this grayv<br />
haired veteran had so lately found.<br />
Quite a number <strong>of</strong> Atlantic Clty^resl.<br />
dents assembled* at the handsome reel*<br />
deuce <strong>of</strong> Lewis M, Conover, the loading<br />
oal dealer <strong>of</strong> this place, on New Year's<br />
day. Various subjects were dtscuwed<br />
until about 12,30 p.m., when all present<br />
were iishered Into the spacious dining*<br />
i where a prettily decorated bible<br />
adeti dowu with many <strong>of</strong> the delicacies<br />
f the se&siin awaited them, and with-<br />
out a doubt the Inner man was thor-<br />
oughly provided for. Those who com-<br />
The reniiijUH <strong>of</strong> job G,, youngest mn<br />
•if Iivihgatid Hruiiiuli 14-e, <strong>of</strong> Allahtiu<br />
tjlly, were iniernsl at this plums on<br />
y moiiiing. The youiig inau<br />
<strong>of</strong> CDIIftilfHptloii,<br />
The yOiiiineHt t;liHd <strong>of</strong> Uupluin Jjiiiiw<br />
N brought from Tiickeilnii oii<br />
guuday for buriiij.<br />
Much sickuc^H prevail ilirouyliitiil<br />
the town.<br />
Captain Enoch Rialey, a forfflyr re*U<br />
deut <strong>of</strong> jhis plaee, was brought liure fiif<br />
buiiul on ThurrtJay, ,<br />
Caplaiu Pitiiey liiiickinaii ralufned<br />
to Virgliiia »tu Friday, His children<br />
are dustiieiled with liitfsuuer.Mre.Lydia<br />
iiUHhly, at PleasiLilviile,<br />
A ball full <strong>of</strong> people likened Tiiur«><br />
dayeveiiiiig totheBtmuge llfd=sioiy sf<br />
Major Lewis, Jiist coiiveried from htfW<br />
delily and now devoiing his ri'malhiug<br />
days to. testimony fur the Savior HO long<br />
denied. The audjeiiee showed Us »ym-<br />
paiiiy by bretttblrNS attention, aud In-<br />
voluntary learH, . ^<br />
LINweon,<br />
Rdvlvai ecrviue eummenGed at Cen-<br />
tral Sunday evening. Rev, J, Uasto<br />
filled tbe pulpit in the mornnpg and<br />
wll| preaeh agalu thl* evening,<br />
' JobuHon and wife were tbe<br />
giieflts<strong>of</strong> Dr.B.CEamundaaiid wife on<br />
Hunday,<br />
Captain John Sanders EB improving<br />
but not able to go out yet .<br />
Joa, SteBlmau and wlfb aijd Lewla<br />
gteeimaii aud wife Hpent Friday <strong>of</strong> last<br />
week with Mrs, John Flfield, <strong>of</strong> «akera=<br />
Viile,<br />
Lizzie C!arfct <strong>of</strong> Phlladeiphia, Is visit-<br />
tug her parents at Hi to place,<br />
Lucleu gomers and bride made their<br />
arfival on Thursday evening.<br />
Owing to the slprmy weather EkiUir-<br />
day evening the drama was postponed<br />
until next Saturday evening, <strong>Jan</strong>, Alii.<br />
Mrs, Kenj, Cramer and Mm, Simmer-<br />
maii are numbered among the Hick <strong>of</strong><br />
Ibis place,<br />
Charles Powell is able to resume bh<br />
dudes in the wheelwright shop, •?<br />
HAVe bAHAtffO,<br />
A bear with a fondnesa for fresh pork<br />
has been raiding pig pens 'in the out-<br />
skirls <strong>of</strong> Hammouton about twelve<br />
miles from tltis plaee, and as a eonse.<br />
queuce pportaraen sf the place have or«<br />
gauEied bunting parlies for the purposes<br />
<strong>of</strong> killing Bruin, The bear hai his lair<br />
in the, famous Peuny Pot swamp, a<br />
niarsb tbirty miles lung and<br />
three miles wide, situated several miles<br />
above Weymoulb, Ho one as yet has<br />
Bruin, altbough inQytBerable<br />
tracks bavo been discovered by huntenh<br />
The reports concerning the tracks <strong>of</strong> the<br />
bear were not credited unltl a few days<br />
ago, when s number <strong>of</strong> farmers living<br />
on the ouUklrls <strong>of</strong> the town found tbeir<br />
choice hup lying about the pens, dead,<br />
having been terribly chewed, <strong>On</strong><br />
ug around tne premises, to the<br />
BurprfHu<strong>of</strong>the fanners the tracks <strong>of</strong> a<br />
bear were found leading In and out <strong>of</strong><br />
the pens,<br />
The charge against Wilfred B, Calvert,<br />
formerly agent or'the Atlantic <strong>City</strong><br />
Railroad, ef being $300 short In bis ac-<br />
ODQUUH nas h«n wiOdrawn^aa tbe caeff<br />
Us been eatbfcetorjly settled*,<br />
Adftm BUckland npil wife are both<br />
sl<strong>of</strong>c wl3b<br />
public fMjhinl on the iifternoon <strong>of</strong> the<br />
aitb, and diHtrlbtited a pailk <strong>of</strong> goodies<br />
among tbe pupils. He (Hied tbe bill to<br />
perfcctlnti. Some <strong>of</strong> the Uttte flilks<br />
tfiiiik lie \vm abfiiit the aim and form<br />
<strong>of</strong>T, D, Hani, . ,<br />
PORT ttgnrsLK!.<br />
Sevenvl couples <strong>of</strong> our young people<br />
attended a large and interesting party<br />
lield at Lizxio Adamtt' new home at<br />
Lower Itunk last Thurfkiay eveuiug.<br />
Air, Adams' frlendfl <strong>of</strong> this place are<br />
pleased to bear <strong>of</strong> his being able to re-<br />
turn to his studies at Rutgers, wldeii<br />
liowiw compel led to leave a year agtt<br />
on account <strong>of</strong> his mother's Illness,<br />
which resiilled fatally,<br />
Bliss Middle Collins entertained a<br />
large Jiumber <strong>of</strong> her friends (rom this<br />
plaee on last Thursday evening. The<br />
rcelpieutH <strong>of</strong> her hospitality report tmv<br />
ing enjoyed a pieasaut eveulng,<br />
Captuin Uiiarles lilake preseiiled Ill<br />
uccuiniiiislied wife witii a baud«jme<br />
piano for aCbristiuBi*present—a tribute<br />
to worth.and talent,<br />
Captain John Hujitley prvfieiited his<br />
Stepdaughter, ailsa Marette, with a<br />
beuiitiful viulln for (Jhriitmas,<br />
Dy an enjoyable effort, Mrs, Mary<br />
Fielder bad the pleasure <strong>of</strong> present lug<br />
our moat devoted rind beloved Suuduy-<br />
Hulii«)lHuporiulCHiienl, Itev, 1|, A, Cuke,<br />
a silver pitcher, goblelu and svaitef,<br />
Tills indefatigable worker and teaelier<br />
in iiur Bunilay»Ncbiwl deservew all tbat<br />
cult ue given him. He Is always round<br />
at his p>»rt, and it is lmtBUpjwiwd there<br />
is n better managed or more luteiilgebt<br />
BLiuduy-w-bcH.il in Allaullc county.<br />
Our unselilHu and hard-worKlng mill<br />
JHtur, Ms, Dnre, was BIHO remembered<br />
by hiB flock oii Chrifltinas.<br />
A barrel <strong>of</strong> flour found a hearty, wei<br />
come iu the lumio <strong>of</strong> uur worthy and<br />
tiiifurtuiiute ncigluxirund frleuii, Alfred<br />
JA-udH, oil Christinas, There are glbem<br />
who should diiim the at lent Ion <strong>of</strong> our<br />
more favored and generous eltl zen». We<br />
»fit go to India iiur the Malay<br />
to find otsjeuts <strong>of</strong> charity,<br />
]tui>r we iiiive always wllh us,<br />
Youitg Mr, Kose, a Htuduut at Dk'ker-<br />
HOII Uollegu, is iioiue Hpcmiing IIIH iioli<br />
duy vacation, TJiis young man is Uibk<br />
ing fur ward to the time when be tan<br />
the mhilNtry as an ordpiit Wurkcr<br />
in the Lord's vineyard, .<br />
Our post'Ofliee will be moved the<br />
first <strong>of</strong> the year. It seciUB to,us llisit<br />
PrtHldcut Cleveiiuid'B ndmliil«ratluij<br />
is more chary <strong>of</strong> Jiis favors tliau Prc»l«<br />
dent Harrison's waH.<br />
y bad the "ftxsjditig boils"<br />
teiidaiit UJXJII the marriage <strong>of</strong> Uuy and<br />
Helen Uarrlrt bctii silcucyd cm (liey<br />
were awakcHcq to ring out.the glnd<br />
H <strong>of</strong> Clmrloy Huullay and Miss<br />
Maltto SVilsou'fl iiuptials,<br />
, EHflLISFI GKEKK<br />
A very pretty home weddiutf.took<br />
liere on CiirlBtmas night at eight<br />
o'clock, the contracting parties being<br />
M its Mamie Kuwell alid Heiiry T,,ateel=<br />
iliitii uiid Mlsg Emma Ei Ho well and<br />
johii P, Smith, The double isrenio<br />
was performed by the father <strong>of</strong> the<br />
bi idts, Hev, Vi A, HoweH, In the pn?»-<br />
ence<strong>of</strong>u umulter<strong>of</strong> thy Intimate frleuds<br />
aud rejutlvcs <strong>of</strong> tbe respecUve foiuili<br />
The: bridal party entered tbe parlor to<br />
Ihes<strong>of</strong>t strains <strong>of</strong> a march from IJeetlio-<br />
veu, played by Miss Estella Uurr, <strong>of</strong><br />
ju. Miss CarrieSiulthaiid M<br />
Laura Uhaiiuell acted as bridesiuaiiis,<br />
and Mark Bandoipb and J. H. GUatiuei<br />
aji groomimen. After the cei^niouy<br />
the happy eou pies received theesugr&Lu<br />
iatiuns <strong>of</strong> all present, and then the com-<br />
pany proceeded to the dining-room<br />
where a veritableChristm§s dinner was<br />
served, Tbe table waa very beautifully<br />
arranged, and all did full justice to tiie<br />
viauds spread before them. The re-<br />
mainder <strong>of</strong> the eveniug was spent iu<br />
music add conversation. The elder <strong>of</strong><br />
the sisten, MIM Mamie, was aliired in<br />
steel faille silk and piuk chlfTon laee,<br />
and wore rosebuds and pinks* Miss<br />
Emma's dress was <strong>of</strong> light silk aud<br />
while uhiffun lace, and she wore pi<br />
roses, Ttie weddlpg pnsints, which<br />
numerouSj ebmprised articles both<br />
useful and oruamental. Owing to the<br />
Illness <strong>of</strong> the brides 1 mother, the wed<br />
ding trip was postponed,<br />
Henry Homers and wife entertained a<br />
Obrlstmas party during the holidays.<br />
The new houses on Grand street are<br />
receiving a coat <strong>of</strong> paint. 4<br />
Lewis JeflVlBS and wife, <strong>of</strong> May's<br />
Landing, spinl Christmas day with l<br />
''<br />
!<br />
Jease Barrett cat bis foot wltu an axe<br />
last week while ehupplug wood,<br />
Cuptalo W. O. Booy baa gone to take<br />
up bis above In bis new bouse at Bum-<br />
en Point, We dislike to see blm 1^?B<br />
our village.<br />
Captain DsVld Boblnsoa is borne<br />
with a broken wffet.<br />
MR, ^rah Boull b» gone to Atlantic<br />
<strong>City</strong> to upend foe winter with her<br />
daughter.<br />
Wesley Scull Is Improving from the<br />
grip.<br />
Judge SeuU b quite 01,<br />
p the merry party were Mr, and<br />
Mrs, Joseph CAiuover, Hr,, Mr, and MB,<br />
Joseph Couover, Jr., Sir. and Mrs,<br />
T, Woolbert, Lawyer and Mrs,<br />
U, L. Uote, Mr, aud Sirs, Lewis M, Con-<br />
over, the Misses Cole, Katie Iisler,<br />
Conover, Henrietta Uonaver,<br />
Masters Orwell Conover and Clarence<br />
Co!e, Jr., Roy Woolbert and A, Berdell<br />
Unnover,<br />
Tbe many friends <strong>of</strong> Alton Angelow<br />
iidered him a surprise party last week<br />
at the residence <strong>of</strong> Oeorra W. Adams,<br />
Kefreshmeuts wereservedaodapleasant<br />
lime was eiyoyed by all.<br />
John R,
IW0YEAB3<br />
PREACHES tLO-<br />
UVES,<br />
aomotunw in this oiraeoiini At absnt j bow is? "We aro UJio those who study.<br />
49 yean vt ag»n man's nervous system j the American conUiumt while standing<br />
change*, and sonto one tqUs him he must J on the Atlantic batch. The way to study<br />
take ittaitiiantB to keep himself up. aad the ountiaent is to cms>* it or go to tbe<br />
ta keep himself np • heart <strong>of</strong> it. Our Btontljioint in thin world<br />
wrong end<br />
ii im, or<br />
In *"<br />
frpMgjjttj TTi« Tenptatiau'<br />
<strong>of</strong> p^th Efc» ^V&rth <strong>of</strong><br />
-anttl th9-«UflinJimU ktup-Um-<br />
him bum i;iifiig uloug for QU ur 40<br />
i, and Iiero<br />
vf<br />
'BRDOIL?*, Doc. 81,—Io the foreseen<br />
pervloe«tth& Brook!jo Tftboruaolo ••to-<br />
day, BeT, Dr, Talnwga preached an tho<br />
aaajeat<strong>of</strong> ••Shortawd Lives; or, A C$eor= pake a fortuuu U?foru 80 years el age,<br />
ftH Chwdby to 1888," The teat soleeted bs genyrally lusts it b<strong>of</strong>mo 10. ThasoU<br />
waa Isaiah |fil,f, ''The rfehteons is taken id and the ttermaiiuut fortnnes for tho<br />
*wwr from the evil £0 come," j noit part do not cotne to their climax<br />
, ihtmld pay<br />
fgrUujpruvitfloiis, "An^sajBtlHieBptftbj,<br />
*my lade, you can't pay- me anything,<br />
AU I have on board la yours, I feel too<br />
MEN<br />
BTORIIS' aifleULATED IN A6R0UP OF<br />
SPORTS.<br />
«f<br />
right amid the saws and'the eyl-<br />
OBT<br />
are<br />
y g ,<br />
inn, about the riaft <strong>of</strong> Sature, nbont<br />
the head <strong>of</strong> oar lettersand Milnesadocn-<br />
%uits 1893. With this day<br />
bank have bnir.<br />
hmted IN birth. Today wo attend its<br />
opaequles. Another 13 months have<br />
been eat oat <strong>of</strong> oar earthly eogHiiuancs,<br />
and It ia a Utae fur ubsorbiflg reflwUou.<br />
We all spend much time la<br />
^ be an octogenarUia, If<br />
"«syoHsdleaInyootb, WQasy, "What a<br />
pf^r Dr Mnhlenbdrg In eld ago said<br />
1&*tjhabynt» written in early life b<br />
hfa awn bsnd no roon? raprtawd Ua<br />
been lull <strong>of</strong><br />
or woridtlness or diutijiatioH ID old<br />
not hove lost their lutegrity, j<br />
Jfjuivu become so worldly niid so '<br />
selflflh under the influence <strong>of</strong> large suo= !<br />
Mss that it is evident to everybody that'<br />
their success has been a temporal eakm*<br />
Itvandan<br />
e it nuiy bo Said<br />
traaaita and eecflltations and eclipses, | <strong>of</strong> as as<br />
Bimply because ear studio, unr ob«rvft= """ ~<br />
tory, is poorly situated,, We are dews<br />
In the cellar trying to study the palace<br />
<strong>of</strong> the univcrea, while our departed<br />
Christian friends have gone np stairs<br />
amid the skylights to study.<br />
Now, when one can sooner got to the<br />
center <strong>of</strong> things, is he not to bo congrat><br />
mlafcedf Who wants to be always in the<br />
freshman class! 1 Wo study God in this<br />
world by the Biblical photograph <strong>of</strong> bun,<br />
bat wfrallinow we can is five minutes<br />
<strong>of</strong> interview with a friend get more au-<br />
to taknb forth his band<br />
to breate the universe, he did act etrlke<br />
bu^hewsf^a<br />
and kept on waving it in a<br />
words. The little ehM that died lost<br />
night today knows more <strong>of</strong> Qod than all<br />
Andover, and aU Princeton, and all New<br />
Brunswick, and all Edinburgh, aad all<br />
the theological inatitujjoqu In Chriakn=<br />
dom. Is it not bettor to go up to the<br />
very heaunuartcni <strong>of</strong> knewlffileel<br />
Does not our common scase teach us<br />
that it la better to be at the center than<br />
to be clear ont on the rim <strong>of</strong> the wheel,<br />
holding nervously fust to the tire lest we<br />
be suddenly hurled Into light and eter-<br />
nal felicity? Through all kinds <strong>of</strong> optie-<br />
sl inutrumontB trying to perr in throngh<br />
the cracki and the keyholOH <strong>of</strong> hoaven=<br />
afraid that both doors <strong>of</strong> the celestial<br />
mansion will be swung wide open before<br />
enr entranced vislou—rushing about<br />
among the apotb#CHry ehupa <strong>of</strong> this<br />
world, wonderiog if this ia good for rhea=<br />
matism, and that is good for nenralgla<br />
and gyffiethisg else b good for a bfid<br />
eoBgh, lest we bo suddenly ushered into<br />
"<strong>of</strong> everUwting heaith, where tbs<br />
inhabitant never saye, "I am sick,"<br />
What feoia we all are to isrefertheeir=<br />
cuaifijrenei" to the nubter! What a dread-<br />
ful thing It would be if we should bg<br />
suddenly ushered from this wintry world<br />
Into the Sliiytime orchards <strong>of</strong> heaven,<br />
and if oar pauperUm <strong>of</strong> sin and sorrow<br />
should be suddenly broken ap by a pre*.<br />
entation <strong>of</strong> an emperor's castle, suf-<br />
rounded by parka with springing fpun><br />
tains and paths up and down which an-<br />
gels <strong>of</strong> Qod walk two and twol<br />
We stick to the world aa though we<br />
preferred cold drislf to warm habita-<br />
tion, discord to cantata, sackcloth to<br />
royal pnrple=fls though we ureferrod a<br />
piano with fear or five keys out <strong>of</strong> tone<br />
to aa mytruinyut fally attuned=aa<br />
thOBga earth and heaven had eschanged<br />
apparel and earth had tnkenon bridal<br />
array aitd heaven had gone into, deep<br />
moBrning, all its waters stagnant, all its<br />
harps broken, all chalices cracked at the<br />
dry wells, all the lawns eloping to the<br />
river plowed with graye^ with dead<br />
angels under tha furrow. Oh, I want to<br />
break up my own infatuation, and I<br />
want to bryokup your infatuation for<br />
this world. I tell you if we are ready,<br />
and if our work is done, the sooner ws<br />
go the better, and if there aro hi&siiiifia<br />
to longevity, I want you w knew riaht<br />
well there are also blessings iu an nbbr^<br />
viated earthly existence, •<br />
If tho spirit <strong>of</strong> this gtrmon is true, how<br />
consoled yon ought to fuel about mem-<br />
bers <strong>of</strong> year families that went early.<br />
"Taken from the evil to feint*," this book<br />
says. What a fortunate escape they had!<br />
How glad we ought to feel that they will<br />
never have to go through the struggles<br />
wbieli we have had to go through. They<br />
had jast ttmi enongh to get out <strong>of</strong> tbo<br />
cradle and na up tlieeprmgtime hills <strong>of</strong><br />
this world aad Bee how it looked, and<br />
Wen they started for a better stopping<br />
place. They were like ships that put itt<br />
at BE, Helena, staying there long enough<br />
to let passengers go up and see the Isar-<br />
raeks <strong>of</strong> Napoleon's captivity and then<br />
hoist sail for the port <strong>of</strong> their own native<br />
land, They only took this world -in<br />
tnmsitn." It is hard for as, but It is<br />
blessed for thorn.<br />
And if the spirit <strong>of</strong> this sermon is true,<br />
then we ought not to go around sighing<br />
and groaning because another year has<br />
gone, <strong>On</strong>t we ought to go down on one<br />
knee by the milestone and eve the letters<br />
and thank Qrkl that we are 305 miles<br />
nearer home, We ought not to go around<br />
feeliuga about our health<br />
Or about anticipated deiiuse, We ought<br />
to be living, not awarding to that old<br />
which I used to hear in toy boy.<br />
hood, that yon innjt live aa though ewry<br />
day were the Ittst; you must live as<br />
tteBgh_yoa were to live forever, for yea<br />
will. Do net be nervous lest yoa have<br />
i ef a shanty into<br />
took care ef the<br />
drowning crew and the passengers. And<br />
inay we coiiie into ths harbor witJl "*<br />
little physiualpiin and with as bright a<br />
hope as ho hud, and if it Biionld happen<br />
to bu a ChrlstiHus morning when the<br />
presents are being distributed and wa<br />
are celebrating tht birth <strong>of</strong> him who<br />
came to gave par shipwrecked werM, all<br />
Hie better, for what grander, brighter<br />
CkriBtinau present could no biive than<br />
heaven?<br />
Wf"> Told<br />
Msj «T ««j list Be Trfli<br />
About the Sold Ssefcec<br />
HntmmcFii <strong>of</strong> ||i« mipuinicit IitiiiniiL<br />
<strong>On</strong>e <strong>of</strong> the mogt venturssonie iiMrts<br />
prst'tkaHl hy any penple ia the swrf<br />
hoaril swimming <strong>of</strong> the Simdwic-lj i*<br />
lands.<br />
Nt-iifly every me hni^experie-tteeA the<br />
delights <strong>of</strong> surf imthing'.'wlA H* vshlb<br />
u-iiting ruili flail LmUlo with tha ioiilc<br />
waves. This pk'astiri. 1 ia keoiiiy eiijfi.vtsi<br />
by the Hftwalliiui, %vho paraus it with<br />
rinpilnr nhaniiitn.<br />
The aarf liniird is H plntik <strong>of</strong> light<br />
late 14 feet Jong, tvitlt one end<br />
This cijgeA iiri* uit*o<br />
hut the nth** fliid nf the borird ia<br />
iqBfue, A [riot'o <strong>of</strong> eloih is<br />
boond orotiml this end, porhnpif for tii'e<br />
inppiirt <strong>of</strong> the fast while wwiinnjing, nr<br />
ratlier bi'iiiir pntjtHJteiJ lilieA cannon hnli<br />
by the w»vu,<br />
A crowd <strong>of</strong> nntives feill swim eat,<br />
towing theiF bfjurilB, diving under im*!<br />
dojfgiyg tho heavy roilurs eurniiiM in,<br />
until , they iiry ijuii.; a ditstiiniw frnin<br />
iaiid. Every thinl wave is litrgvr thiin<br />
the others, niisi «ti the tir»n>i hjk'k ef this<br />
hngo breiikpr thu HBtivea riiiy in like %\IK<br />
wind, BoHtt-tiaies they stfllid Pp-ct pi!<br />
the hearils, bat tlit'y uHniilly croneh or<br />
lie down, and kv-t»p bisliitu?*? with a dog*<br />
tgreus stroke <strong>of</strong> the foot er iiainj or by<br />
iwftylng tin! bmly, TIJJH spnrt U not<br />
without iiiifitinii, bnttMijiiAtiyeg artJiffiels<br />
''water df)^" thut tho i&cid'enU nirulj=<br />
terjniicito fntnlly, :<br />
Ciipbiln L'(wk mys thnt lie saw<br />
horror diio «r thyso surf bay<br />
into j itti'i but an isHtant afh'rn<br />
had quitiisl it. To bo finmpulh'<br />
k*ve the bniiTii iind dive back und!'<br />
"Well, that was<br />
The spsdjer was one <strong>of</strong> ft groap<strong>of</strong> half<br />
a doiea fflfia who were steading en F&><br />
diio avenae pnfflag awaf at a?anas and<br />
talking jflft to paffl time away and to<br />
cl«air their throats, TaQeaflversaUoohad<br />
been abettt the livery stable man, Mar-<br />
tin, <strong>of</strong> this city, who had falhs hdr to<br />
^M.OOft three years ago sad dldat find<br />
it ent nntil a few days age,<br />
"Talk abeat lack," said one el file<br />
groap, whft was a gambier, ll wesss plenty<br />
<strong>of</strong> it. Da yon kaow thai one day last<br />
week a maa entered eae <strong>of</strong> oar gambling<br />
hsnges with a nickel and won out flOOia<br />
three hoars? Ho ha4 g<br />
the night before and fount! the nickel in<br />
an eat <strong>of</strong> tho way corner in bis room the<br />
wave in ii6mUk'tti\<br />
besidei tliL! nilt-il,<br />
vali'ol Itojjril, whl^<br />
ttt^etriinltf'ir its<br />
8t, Loala t<br />
di«gnieefui,<br />
d and<br />
For ever a ueiitury nn ttstslgn iirgnn<<br />
i flirt-fit fi'F w«r iiavu uiiifclii.N] in Nt*f<br />
Yerk HtnwJB uiuij t!io .HUifnniuHl* UFHWB<br />
<strong>of</strong> ail niiti* imr;uU'd oil this UHih at<br />
Aprii thftiHgh tlio Ktrcets <strong>of</strong> tho nu;tfup<br />
oils, capered at t-vflpy step on thoir way<br />
by nsltiiif intf thiiaajindH. ' It was ft HpeJ.<br />
tacle to bring tesre to tUo eyw, iuitl<br />
makes une uoafidynf <strong>of</strong> the yoiiiin^ at the<br />
golden »s« "f frHluruilv, Bat tha most<br />
Striking tlijiig idei'di{ijj day, was that thy<br />
tfl us tlji! tint kjok likn foreipiMrs,<br />
p r> ! i!»piil>iic. No aew<br />
jK-oplD %vere LTiiiituii for our experiuiuiit,<br />
<strong>On</strong>ly a new B|j|rit, wo Kiijie, (Hiijin imo<br />
the worid; whitih Is striintc ehrnj^h to<br />
toBniforni all wha'tifluia Hnsivr im iiifla-<br />
eaep, Yra, it.wus a splcudid pafihiei<br />
and it wna ijeealiflrly Aineriant, bi>tainBf<br />
it included tho world. To as, wit inay<br />
mj, nptbJBK is foreipi,=Chartes Lidl<br />
Warneria Harper's,. '<br />
nest morning,<br />
* ! Thai biokia went to the gambUag<br />
house with thy intention <strong>of</strong> placing fllfl<br />
5 ceiit pleee on thennaiborB, Bygoi<br />
into the roDBt whea the roulette ball was<br />
whiising flronnd on its tour Of numbera.<br />
He rushed to the tsblo and got down his<br />
nickt'I on thu fivs just as tie game run-<br />
ner shouted 'All dewaP In a few see.<br />
ends the ball started on its "rear end*<br />
bouncing, and in a few seconds more tho<br />
man shuutwl *PiV*i !* That gave the man<br />
with the nickel $1,75 for his fi seats.<br />
Tiisn hi pal f i OB No, 17, sad that num-<br />
ber came ap, giviBg him (83 more, Ha<br />
comitmed to play with varyiBg lack<br />
until in three hours he had won $400.<br />
And the next day he was broka again,<br />
Uu borrowed a nickel and trie*l the game<br />
agniu, hut it didn't go,"<br />
"I con tell a story <strong>of</strong> a man who was<br />
lncky," Bald a buafntjaa* man, **« tte<br />
early days <strong>of</strong> thoggldeiciwment In Cali-<br />
fornia, fhcro eaiae into Ban Uiegoaman<br />
wlati was mgml and «ick alnjoat to death,<br />
Hy V/SH takcii In hand and fed and filed<br />
np. Thin ho tuld a Btary <strong>of</strong> a wonder<br />
ful firnl <strong>of</strong> golil, he hod made, It was<br />
oaiy a fyw dsiyB <strong>of</strong>f, heaaid, and he woo!,<br />
take ft party to tha plaea if they would<br />
OBtflt,<br />
"Suveral raea who heard the story <strong>of</strong><br />
the great goid iii the tuoBntains that was<br />
theirs to go after got up a party <strong>of</strong> W.<br />
Thii BturE wm made with that man aa<br />
Icuiiler. AftiT a few; ui^-a' travel it he=<br />
caiiu' yviilint tluit tho man bad forgotten<br />
the way. They trayelDd ea, truiting to i<br />
iui'lf, however, Indiana were hostile at |<br />
tin. 1 tiiiie, an.I tliey started in to mow the j<br />
S«ii' huutora, Tiifjy pisked <strong>of</strong>f oas after j<br />
aiiothirr wiiil their DBllota, A score wens<br />
thua takes uff. Then a fever struck thy<br />
jMSTty, and 11 more went the way <strong>of</strong><br />
deatL<br />
"By this tifflo the ID survivors were<br />
cragy with r3fe. They had been 14 days !<br />
ent and were traveling in the most arhl '•<br />
(ksuutry. Food wsia growing lea und |<br />
Ivsa, anil ilusth faced everybody. <strong>On</strong> yio :<br />
iit'temyQB <strong>of</strong> the fourteuBth day the lead= j<br />
er, who had tHinjetl BS much misery, was ;<br />
given three days mere to flad hk gold '<br />
Timl,* If lie wry? not snccessful by thiit!<br />
tiiiju, he wna to hang, ' j<br />
"Wdl, the three days had, almost;<br />
jsiased, nnti still there was Boiigu <strong>of</strong> the !<br />
Und, The luttt hour was ainioit up, H '<br />
" that tho iiiiin iniiat luing, ' Thepe i<br />
'onjy five iniautya mate, Bow two<br />
minut!>sV tiov? rmo ijuauk', now a half<br />
minBto=theu conii his iuck, Jast as tlio<br />
was up for tha hangiag that man<br />
GREAT BARGAINS IN<br />
CLOTHIRG,<br />
1625<br />
m. MENDEL'S<br />
KEUAfihE ONE PBIUB STORE,<br />
ATLANTIC AVENUE, ATLANTIC CITY, N. J,<br />
Chiidren'i Nobby Clothing a Speciaity,<br />
A Banjo Souvenler Civeti Away with ever y£hiltl*s Wult,<br />
'*•*•** »«4*<br />
VOL OUB MOTTO.<br />
ia i<br />
\<br />
VOL, XIII. OCEAN CITY, N. J,, THUKBDAY, JANUARY 11, <strong>1894</strong><br />
FtTBLISHBB WKEELY AT<br />
OCEAN CITY, N.<br />
H<br />
Fhysitsmns, Druggists, Eta.<br />
NO. 41,<br />
J, S, WAGGONER,<br />
and g<br />
HO, 731 ABBUm AVBHUm,<br />
O( KAN lilllf, it, J,<br />
ROBEffFflSttERr<br />
$ f.flto ai end <strong>of</strong>f/far.<br />
MARSHALL'S<br />
DINING<br />
FOll 1,4DIES AMD GEN1M,<br />
1321 MABKET<br />
took that<br />
<strong>On</strong>e ChrtstmftS morning one <strong>of</strong> my<br />
neighbors, an eld eea esptAin, died, Aft-<br />
er life had departed, ha fiiee was illn.<br />
minatod aa thoggh he were jost going In-<br />
to harbor. The fact wa§, he had already<br />
got throBgh tihe ''Nurrows," In the ad«<br />
joining room Wfire the Cliriatmaa pres-<br />
ents waiting fur hia diitrihutioB, Long<br />
age, one night, when he had Barrowly<br />
escaped with hl» ship from being run<br />
down by a great ocean atcamer, he had<br />
made hia peace with Qod, and a kinder<br />
neighbor or a bettor maa you would not<br />
find this dde uf huaven, Without a md-<br />
Baent'ii waraingthe pilot <strong>of</strong> the heayenly<br />
harbor ntMl met him jnst <strong>of</strong>f the lightship.<br />
The captain <strong>of</strong>ten talked to mo <strong>of</strong> the<br />
goo<strong>On</strong>ss <strong>of</strong> God, and wpecially <strong>of</strong> S<br />
ttoo when hs waa abont to go in Kew<br />
fork harbor with his ship from Liver-<br />
pool, and he was pnildenly impreiied<br />
thmi he ought to put back to sea, Undet<br />
the pfotait (if the crew ftnd : untier theii<br />
very throat, he put back to sen, fearing<br />
at tho «Bie time he was losing his mind,<br />
far it aid iean n unreastinable thai<br />
when they could get into harbor tail<br />
Bight they ibauhl put back to jMa, Bat<br />
the? put back to ites, and the oaptaiB<br />
Mid tohifl Bute, "Ton will call me at<br />
Helping th<br />
Kow that the civil war is a long way<br />
In the past it is aLfo to n?iuto curtain<br />
<strong>of</strong> tho CUIUHJJ <strong>of</strong> red tnjte which at<br />
the time were winked at and kept aj<br />
qpiet IB purtibk, Milhnry rdtittne <strong>of</strong> ten<br />
left mca vrithoat wluit drtiiiins wonld<br />
regard as the enmiiinneat uwessities <strong>of</strong><br />
life, and Vt *>ndHre the^ fleprivations<br />
when they were BBnecegsnry was hard<br />
anywhere, and especially so at Washing-<br />
ton, where supplies wers abundant<br />
enough.<br />
<strong>On</strong>e day in tte eummor <strong>of</strong> 1B31 a Maine<br />
regunent was encamped in Washington,<br />
The rations were poor, and two soldiers,<br />
privates, resolved to see if they could<br />
vot get wme thing-better.<br />
They went, in their uniforms <strong>of</strong> course,<br />
directly to th§ White Houso, and eater=<br />
tag by a, sidodo<strong>of</strong> ninnaeod to ovado the<br />
guardiana <strong>of</strong> the exegaiivo luanaion, In<br />
one <strong>of</strong> th# passages they set a very tall<br />
man. They had ao doabt it was ftci-<br />
dent Lincoln. They liowed to bun', and<br />
he .bowed to them, bat theymiid noth-<br />
ing, Their bnsiaess was not with Mm,<br />
but with his cook, V<br />
They went ba and found their way to<br />
ths broad kitchen. The cook was there<br />
at work,<br />
"Look herflf* the Maine men aid to<br />
him, "ws'vo sworn to sapport this *ers<br />
govemmoijt, and fer twa weeks we've<br />
ben a=doin it tin nothia bat salt jnnk.<br />
Sew, if yoa'd snare as a little <strong>of</strong> this t ero<br />
staff, we think it would pal thUwar<br />
"I dua'6 sea How he was lacky, 1 ' pntia<br />
e (piiDbler who had told the first story,<br />
"Why," wild the buainosa man, "he<br />
lucky b-H^ua} if he iiadn't died he<br />
would littvo been hanged,"<br />
; Ajioihyr gambler told how a few days<br />
a^'o a preen Swi-de who knew nothing<br />
alwat the game, bnt determined ta try<br />
bia hiek, had woa aeiu-ly |i,0M, Us<br />
hod been an oalosker oooe or twiee and<br />
emu big winniBgi, He weat to tiie roa»<br />
lette wheel with $80, and in a few hoan<br />
he hftd woa out |800. It seeing that no<br />
tmitter what nnttiber hi put chipa ga=*<br />
ftnd he played recklessly, as all now play-<br />
era do—It tyuae np o\-ery tiae. That<br />
was pure, lack. The man played ns com.<br />
biuiitioaa or "flfraagementB> because he<br />
was m grPL-n aa gr.im and skew nothing<br />
about the giune,<br />
'•nia¥eafrieBdt**BWksapoBeef the<br />
fTOBp, who is Mnaected with the city<br />
gm'yrament, "who by the merest lack<br />
made adiactivery tlrat is netting him mJj.<br />
Uons. His BBfn&da Perkins, and a few<br />
years ago haste in Minuwota he made Us<br />
diasvery, Eg was a traveung aian for<br />
a grocer f i-in, tod whiiB walking to a<br />
teain to go > om oae country town toan<br />
uthgr one day h# whittled a stfek,<br />
"He had whittled the stick la a trian<br />
galar shape, Oa the trala tile idea s&nck<br />
him that the shape woald be just what<br />
was wanted for roilmsd spikea. The<br />
R. R. SOOY, Proprietor.<br />
CITV, MRW JKKWKl.<br />
HOIJSE,<br />
DIRECTLY ON THE BEACH.<br />
Y. CORSON;<br />
REAL ESTATE AGENT, AND<br />
LICENSED AUCTIONEER,<br />
No. 721 Asbury Avenue,<br />
OCEAN CITY, N. J.<br />
JTRICTr; TEMPERANCE.<br />
KlALB TO ^m/tVX FBOH I A, M,*TO ! P. H.<br />
Good Roast Dinners, with<br />
three vegetables, for 25 cents.<br />
Turkey or Chicken Dinners<br />
Ladies' Room upstairs, with<br />
Homelike accommodations,<br />
PURE SPRING WATER,<br />
Pare Dram, Fiai. S!*tleoePT,<br />
&I., constantly ,ID b»Bca, Wtwnever BO<br />
eyp fa injqjad Bevercly, ryi tho hygicoiq<br />
doctor, DIBOB the patient iuniBdhit^y tn<br />
• dflrt room aad | dudet the care <strong>of</strong> k<br />
skJOed phjsieifln, whsee direcUonsianrt<br />
py<br />
Thf fbndga bodio* may be U, ••<br />
MB4, dndem, anb 1 , dirt, ffe, lime, add*<br />
U l W b J ^<br />
Another waiter said that on one ocoa-<br />
sloa a young matt had ordered powdered<br />
gagas and two dozen eygfeti mnd that<br />
he had liberally sprinkled thoBBgaron<br />
the oyrtera before he ste them, Aconj-<br />
panlon aoooniianiea him aad watched<br />
tiw performance, aad the waiter said he<br />
beusve4 it was thoresolt <strong>of</strong> a bet, I<br />
myself recall a Jad wboattaHadad hoard-<br />
tag school with me. and who isvaria<br />
pnt powdered mgar on bis s<strong>of</strong>t<br />
Hew Yarfc Pmm,<br />
A snaks UrBpurl«a 10 iutii cihnbed •<br />
lt t'b<br />
W, V»,,»«injrt rime afe-o,<br />
' two Hrdft feefert b<br />
r*tt* -i • « 1 n in ali P arts 9 f the ci<br />
Cottages for bate or Rent, _ Money to loiin on<br />
• : r II, B, AI)A>IS .V < O<br />
OCEAN tlJTV N;J,<br />
SMtlon,<br />
SUPERINTENDIKT OF<br />
OCEAN CITY ASSOCIATION<br />
From iti Organiiatiorij iftd also<br />
ESTATE AGENT<br />
ous^df <strong>of</strong> Building Lots (or sale at various prices,<br />
«-* fAmfi and located in all parts o! <strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>City</strong>!<br />
: to purchisi property before the ;ecmd rail*<br />
as then property will greaUy advance<br />
Third and Arelt<br />
PHILADEI.PHIA, PA<br />
SOMERS<br />
N», 1 it Market<br />
,1<br />
HatHrlr Pillilir,<br />
ufTs, Hi t<br />
, HatH<br />
nr psu<br />
Pilili<br />
Hi-ni<br />
ririiHiftlpl for unlit AHI] to ruii! Si<br />
MMan TKLEl'ijQHE, H-, its.<br />
S, », SAMPSON,<br />
Qontractor and guilder<br />
wo, .'ion >'uu nil *%,, a, J.<br />
.Iiilililiif; pr<br />
jitiiiiii! itui)<br />
MtrniinJ U}- I'lQnrij H|H>i,<br />
ARCHITECT,<br />
CONTRACTOR AND BUILDFR,<br />
Oc-cnii tltys it, J,<br />
Finn P. Siii-.'i(|rni|iini ami Wiirklng<br />
iriiiiiiiNi t>tifii i t<br />
CARPENTER AND BUILDER,<br />
' OCEAN CITY, -N. : J._rl<br />
DULCR IS<br />
and WOOIJS<br />
<strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>City</strong>, N, J,<br />
at BOO AsbHry atonno Will<br />
Engineer<br />
AND<br />
Suroeyor,<br />
attenllnp glveii to<br />
turveya,<br />
g!f?fl. IHara and Hpeeliieatif<br />
ifiiilJiHKB put up tijr emjtFBut Or day<br />
ARCHITECT, BUILDER,<br />
g ; y<br />
thiiig is on thu.jump, and Fish«-r<br />
Is rUshing thu blisineHS, .'<br />
Call and nm him, and .piit<br />
your nioiK-y in <strong>Ocean</strong> flity IH!=<br />
(ore things get tip to the top<br />
notch.<br />
.Fisher is ono <strong>of</strong> thu few<br />
pioneers <strong>of</strong> <strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>City</strong> and<br />
among its first Riml listatcr<br />
purchasers and Cottagers, in-<br />
timately Associated with all its<br />
historyand identified with every<br />
step <strong>of</strong> Its progress and thu<br />
operation <strong>of</strong> its Real Imitate,<br />
has extraordinary opportu n I ties<br />
for the transaction <strong>of</strong> all kinds<br />
Alcohol, Morphine, etc<br />
Fnr iienrly a niiarfeF <strong>of</strong> a cSiUiiry tlia<br />
flrai nf I)re, tfrAliKEY & J'ALEK,<br />
«f im Aruii Htreot, Fhtludelplifa, hava<br />
diflfen^d C^jiii|ji)iiiid Otygyn TrenU<br />
nieni for ettnititudii^iwra and debility,<br />
wiib it niOHt brilllaiit Krd *>f VUUSH,<br />
They Imve irgatea over 00,000 patletits<br />
ittid in Kpite <strong>of</strong> appiiisitton tiuve fureed<br />
the world to uokuowledgu the potniiey<br />
and UFftfiiliitTfH <strong>of</strong> CuiBpitintl OKygeq,<br />
Over 1000 phyflltJlylis liave titled it tu<br />
Uielr priwtico, and this miiiilwr Is betug<br />
CotiliiiihiJtv iricreuWMl,<br />
Tlieorl^njuiConijHmiiilUsyKeii mode<br />
by (hit* Hriii is pure, cufiipurulively dts-<br />
v<strong>of</strong>d nf ndLir or foHtc, mid one <strong>of</strong> tha<br />
geufeHt <strong>of</strong> oatiiml vlUtl!/*re, buildhig<br />
lip bmkaiMttiwn yfijiiiHutioiiH, BUpply-<br />
iijff mittiFy'g wuato fmni dlwjtim;, fXtfrtMti<br />
Ofold am.<br />
<strong>On</strong>a nf the beiiiiMea <strong>of</strong> UfliiiR tilts<br />
treuliiiLiit SH rhitt you take tin (iiedk-liie<br />
wlmlevur, your Hysteiu }s nut alitKiked<br />
by It, ijiiHiiiuHH or truvf] are iiol iuter-<br />
ivfi'd with, Hiid Umtmaiit IN uciually a<br />
jilcwtiiiy. Ym\ Himply inhale tltu Com.<br />
jKiuijtl Oxygtti imd get ii dirtn-Lly intn<br />
thi uivc'Liltttiiui, VVIHTG It will do the<br />
must jiiNitN-wiiyrs your NyBteiii can ub*<br />
Biwb every utoni <strong>of</strong> It withciuL any (ihjee*<br />
Uoij lieitig interfHsettl by your digesthm.<br />
A Uiisk nf ^iJO pHjffa miiiled fsm to<br />
any uddreeg tella all about, it.<br />
, »f(iU jf, y<br />
_ Wall, tUls I* llui wny I view It,<br />
Timi tba ipiio wirnld like to luvo pi,<br />
Hut you've pit ta iiuikn 'cm do it.<br />
Don't go bruivxin ill a lilMtdnw<br />
lit wrus JiAitur* wi^ nff janiipr,<br />
Tkin'i believe whnt hibu It'll jo—<br />
-'AteSBW iiiftkcrt tliB hmrl grow fondflf,"<br />
Kii>p up to Vmii Jfilinny, etiwirlcr;<br />
Stsny KniejHve i : »U iho mltWhi<br />
Bhe'deftld, "Vt-s, 11 its niiro nsntUBpoI<br />
If you taSn't been tttwh a klHcn,<br />
Vnii wlij jiMim to view Uiia mAtler<br />
UiBSbr jest the wny I view It,<br />
That UiD gnls woald like tip lovo ys*<br />
But yon'vo got to nmko 'cm do lu<br />
Evci>bodjf'a iMrand to luvvo 'cm<br />
: All, &t ftriy ratdt but few ore;<br />
AB w'sy I WM rdUftB BQ lively<br />
I wu taken Just M yna ara.<br />
An I truBi an pepjicd It to lior<br />
akwred eonij>icteij- eni «sr riMnf*,<br />
• fFisniitUn llhe 4 frlshiencti fHbbit,<br />
iilunhlo Ilku A ml tcFiiintrr,<br />
AftcF filio luui toiil n» "Ho, sif,"<br />
I wnt Jcat nham (is you lie,<br />
<strong>On</strong>in tvmvl litiii! on kinder dumpish,<br />
Frtiiii liko a hljWKJd baahy,<br />
Diit I fln'ly Rimnked lipcinrnflo<br />
Like ft miin iti pjn on win her.<br />
Aft nhe'a boon a lilBssIn iii met<br />
I i Bdy a word ugln herl<br />
p 1 et rf New jotj'<br />
Ita JOB 8'jSSM I'll Bet BBnthM<br />
W'.n 1 loveii ihu gaj like I did?<br />
• (in an aak lier. HIID'S yor moUiO<br />
Siiico tlint tiftiii! tot! tlie yosiig<br />
: J«ai tlio way I ftlliis view It,<br />
Tliiit iho gals svoiiid like tit lave Vffi,<br />
Uut they've pit to raokn ^jm du it,<br />
-Bam Waller Wisa in Yankee Uloda.<br />
A HOMELY HERO.<br />
TESTIMONIALS,<br />
Dm. Blark.-j £ Pftl.n, P),lla«l,-J(,)i)B, U<br />
Ain.ut l)v« ycrirs nga 1 niut A bH>k<br />
limn npiii » slyk iiisiij sufTefiiig wjiii rj<br />
jir. striill.iii iiufl litiiii Iriiiiiiii). T(t=ti4T<br />
SlHin-^ilil rlijft'.d iiiiil U»!ng ilP8*r WSifc<br />
liny, fe- i !>wi? Ni} iiriiiih niiii life U<br />
Oi d Ml l l d<br />
ruiii<br />
1 ntii<br />
Hnw Vert,<br />
jilFFvn or iliff yii, !» ei r<br />
LHJihliii|ii|ilK{)i,iir iFFitiiiil-ni Isr null n' 1117 silviep Hhd rnlii- In-ntini-nl wii harp wed<br />
t ll l lifltd llim<br />
B, W, Whmsler.<br />
Dm. Suirktiy 4 Pali'!!, riiilsiliijilrt*, Pa. -==•<br />
AhmH a^rarnen 1 wnn imff.'finir frnm<br />
ork iillii CHiMMjIiOU . ItinUBlJ.iii, I UHMJ<br />
l.V)ni(n>uMi|ilsV(f HfT. It.W.<br />
». Stnrfr; i.Psl iihia, Ha,<br />
jljr tnisUn'r liiiiii j*5»r O)nj(HJuniJ<br />
tvamiRHt for Ihiy Fe»i-r; ihr tits _Bni bso<br />
fnUhlFti -flih ImiiiGe, Altwn UtHord,<br />
Taller raiiSiH, J,<br />
ia Of jiceji did inn more eood_<br />
(uBrtf from Hay fgnF ttiftn atiythine I nui<br />
STrf irliil, • Itcr. J. L, Tlckngr.<br />
Hapiou,B»liqe Doutity, Md.<br />
Dm BlnrtfrT £ rnton. Phiiadfilphili, Fa.<br />
It In nnw BUTen nionths sinea I rpci-i*(H the iimt<br />
Tr'olmt-nt far iny WK'H ititA >Qd lie Iiu not liad<br />
•VHipinma fif a rf tiirn <strong>of</strong> ilia AltfciUs iirtue<br />
takliis the flrst diwe. I take plt-Huniii ru-<br />
&>ftiltie!idlne if ta ait iii j friendu who ape affl jetFd<br />
itt l k | i * * l i t t i i i<br />
jlihk|f*t. liRrei<br />
on the iliiriwrf jHWtilinr In<br />
ik sin. iii<br />
Drw- Bffirksy SPah-n, I'tiilati.lpUl*, Pa,<br />
It is nu rwor*>tiliatftftiipeQugliitie fpitly fqaf<br />
nonihs, unit LfPiMhif with tlio i^n hHl bl<br />
clnnn, I nliiathi'd iiiv ftrti fat sn
tyPr^ M-; ,^fef "*Mwre?v, L , • * :<br />
;l<br />
vvr -in ClTT SENTINEL.<br />
, MR.<br />
p <strong>of</strong> tto mUsantf <strong>of</strong> tbe<br />
W*j* and Mean* GanaiEls on tbe<br />
SwiUi. at<br />
t« to babe for the<br />
WlOt(T,<br />
HopeGndj * Brotlvr<br />
Tbe BnptMa will bold tbttr Mnl<br />
wmtjen U» 17th hwt* - '<br />
B. Hannah Bafiey to i«y IU, bat<br />
Spipker Seed, nd, lite aD<br />
stnUgbt&rnrd sod<br />
__„ It dots sat dal<br />
wltli tbmka mfer ti«? mamaer <strong>of</strong> Ffij-I<br />
&tr* meeting are Ivfog btfti at<br />
bf another wrddtn^ bar<br />
M wife are visit<br />
tog their children to Fhllidef pfaa.<br />
Joha Btirtey, Jr., visited<br />
irieCSHrtHotatba<br />
GAPS M4T CfTT,<br />
The wdo* <strong>of</strong> Lsmsm Ratal w.<br />
SdusBOdii, wbaag tjodj IH (oond oa<br />
WOBD nor enter Jots HF hi»tw-| tbemeMwi recently, will rerrive iSOB<br />
II<br />
leal sp<strong>of</strong>mtst, mad n vfD cany tbat<br />
apt to dtat&rbed far tbtnke ef<br />
a» on bit busbspd'» lift,<br />
Tbe Cfdioutfe appropriating fSOfiO in<br />
for<strong>of</strong>ab wort to ihe uo€ropk>y«i bj 1B-<br />
proviDg Btacb innde h*§ been filed<br />
sod «0I became a tew by nsi<br />
Jehfl Rmtafaid, <strong>of</strong> this eiiy,<br />
by tbe<br />
<strong>of</strong> ibe<br />
jKBbsmn tjwtma, and tbe Rerf report<br />
it w|tb j<br />
tte ut^ib <strong>of</strong> it* prpTiataos to kceo<br />
and and wBI<br />
to hia ^sUjasd Meeds, returned home<br />
HeiUlfll that<br />
SB<br />
an<br />
be bid tseea in f<br />
It ii reported by real estate meo here<br />
thatTbeoas Robb b»s tajJd thetTisl-<br />
fcste Hold pfoperty to Cbari** tv». sf<br />
asd<br />
DI»Cit«k,<br />
a vtsiihy<br />
bo!L He «eqr<br />
at veil as for is nead asd<br />
O|Ui WOktt tried to<br />
the boil, tat fctmd it • dJISeali<br />
lag to fBbJKIte boU,C»pUiB<br />
was badir eoed asd tttski<br />
Ut life bat for t&e pntcaa<strong>of</strong> roiadf<br />
a Earn basd wbodlT«tal tbe attsiUos<br />
"f tfaeiiaferi»lwl mlml : ;•<br />
bsaia7tbjGi^aJ& apis tried ts<br />
bilae U» befl ^ was tnriblT pnwl,<br />
HM bnfl^- «mc WgbtftilJj bveraud and<br />
t *<br />
fnui<br />
Dress Goods,<br />
This ts the story from a<br />
couple <strong>of</strong> counters only. Stop<br />
anywhere you plcfse around<br />
the wide eirdes it's the same<br />
way,<br />
At2£t a<br />
Almy Qoth, reg-<br />
ularly Sec,<br />
All-wool Cable Cloth, reg-<br />
ularly 50c.<br />
At sSe a yard.<br />
All-wool navy blue Storm<br />
S , regularly 50c,<br />
, *<br />
ORSON<br />
©SE,<br />
FURNITURE<br />
ttak report !• «Ueietba<br />
I J. H. Waic, or<br />
Don OB UK put oT ProteftiHOiil* ta<br />
nft fifJWl Ba<br />
tm vf ibe eoenjy.<br />
aad lHa JtaUng Jp *eD up*d by Ibe<br />
Jbr a bitter ud uo-<br />
lo tbe new tarifj<br />
the BepttOan party T tsw rather, ire<br />
*tH4lda^>ni<br />
Penwrraflc futy tea lately been dfat-<br />
^ariog mnething Jlfcea rrvivsl <strong>of</strong><br />
KIHI to its Bnk2=io tte<br />
ta««otne|«J wjih John w=<br />
<strong>of</strong> this city, to widen<br />
asd dig watennqn<br />
and AtUoOc a distance or<br />
C^pe M*j<br />
nilla. It Upropened a line<br />
topi;<br />
tveeo the two piss*. *nd to touch at<br />
ifltefmedUte pdais as Longpoit,<br />
OsB«ty,gs Ctty,<br />
Avaloti aad Hrfly Bsefa,<br />
g<br />
At ?6e a yard*<br />
y<br />
Chmk<br />
ularly 50c.<br />
At $j%£ j<br />
All-wool<br />
regulily 65c<br />
At 4§€ a yard,<br />
i Di<br />
Checks,<br />
4§ y<br />
46 in. Diagonal, bordered,<br />
l i<br />
atesi dB«y <strong>of</strong> flgnttng tbe bill loeb by<br />
^Ufb fa tbv common latent <strong>of</strong> tbe<br />
Udn tbe<br />
mmtiy fa now rmnfnj tbmusb; aad<br />
are not ID ibta L<br />
•ail wboi, vtaUever naj bare bees their<br />
willing to admit tbat<br />
^ f legislation pfspned oy<br />
tbeV<strong>On</strong>o unmild bemgmv?Wonder<br />
ttb^U T b d l U r b f c<br />
topoeo Unooj^oat the tond whs ui<br />
, clausing; &r wwfc and brant, las two<br />
at t*en In the habit <strong>of</strong><br />
tnifl refecs, and It •bgnU<br />
FrptecUoolBt; to nmbal a<br />
wUchwlII agnjy ipoHMg that<br />
Bend, in tbe ife<br />
to<br />
far fiqa tbat; we save taken<br />
fapar frf DO Botfoevf tbe oondllim <strong>of</strong><br />
t BOW, wblA to taribfe; nor <strong>of</strong><br />
opiu, wtUeh beggms<br />
A tJteei<br />
If a. Hinrafa games, fetkt <strong>of</strong> Airoo<br />
died it the reridenoe nf her<br />
r, J, T. ft^ Asfaury<br />
her age. : D«th<br />
erenlog, is ibe SSii ytar <strong>of</strong><br />
Ai<br />
Ai<br />
At<br />
the result <strong>of</strong> a<br />
gradual weaketilag ef the vital<br />
Ma, Homers was bora at<br />
rille, Atlantic connty, aad was a<br />
<strong>of</strong> Abraham sd Saiab Albert=<br />
•on.<br />
spent la the neighborhood <strong>of</strong> her Wrtb-<br />
pJaee, tbe onlj iolerruptlon faei<strong>of</strong><br />
ideoee <strong>of</strong> ghortdomtian Jn Fhjjaddphia.<br />
n twist manifid, her<br />
Three<br />
y<br />
All-wool French Natte,<br />
regularly %\.<br />
s yard,<br />
=<br />
All-wool Check Cheviot,<br />
regularly $1.23,<br />
Checks.<br />
regtilarly $t.<br />
LAMPS<br />
THE COST<br />
to make the home pleasant and comfortable*<br />
its,Parlor Suits, Dining Room Suits, Rockers<br />
and odd pieces,<br />
Brussels ic all grades, Ingrain, Rag and Mattings.<br />
Fur, Smjrna and Moquotto Rugs,<br />
Dinner Sets, English and American,<br />
Tea Sets, white and decorated.<br />
Vase, Banquet, Piano and.Hand Lamps.<br />
We will sell as low as the lowest It will cost you noth-<br />
ing to come, as on a bill <strong>of</strong> $20 or upward we pay your<br />
fare.<br />
At #7 a yard,<br />
Silkd<br />
y<br />
Silk-and-wool Plaids, rrg«<br />
ll<br />
Muslins.<br />
< Pass along their aUte*<br />
Like a cut through a snow<br />
i<br />
bnabttd bdnjf Jeremisli<br />
cfalktren irae tbe resait <strong>of</strong> each<br />
tat tbe aged lady outlived all bwehiN<br />
d^reairttothtes«pt»ri<strong>of</strong>M»:Arsr*il.j All the old favorites and<br />
to 25 per cent under<br />
mountain*<br />
-<br />
berarifwith<br />
tte Asfaoiy H, E. Cfatifcb,<br />
Creek, and remaJ<strong>of</strong>d in full fellowship<br />
ODUI b» dsth. Uotil age<br />
vftb it fta infirmHiei, Ma itemfw<br />
a Teiy actipe w<strong>of</strong>ker in thi efjarch, her<br />
maaj ads <strong>of</strong> charity and. btseTatenee<br />
her to those with whom ibe<br />
loosebondndn>pnseQ><br />
p^<br />
tbs moa<br />
are vlibtHt aa<br />
lbs pn?(eeted Jn-<br />
lire not and who<br />
Taod tbe touch <strong>of</strong><br />
IfiffHnr knew Oie KIM lae* tb&t<br />
Ail, fndoaiiiea «« fempavwa, ornon<br />
, W*«U no* *tfm Is aiiy way to ln=<br />
ttrtm\ ibe {Simon wbJiA th* bill ha»<br />
fr Ag aid as be put to<br />
to<br />
If --<br />
antbon and promoters <strong>of</strong> tbe<br />
d Wte ^<br />
their wotk by<br />
AltbOBfb she had pasted the iUoUtti<br />
three sjwe years sod ten bj searlj s<br />
8BDB <strong>of</strong> jTHUs, yel liais had dsjf kisdly<br />
with her, and as the days sped by tbe<br />
in tbe kaowjedge<br />
could pot <strong>of</strong>f tbe mortal asd in<br />
f y<br />
be balled and<br />
ID both Boos and<br />
coming fiwa ail<br />
-tfunrttet Urn people will bt<br />
and<br />
Ifl tbm fee <strong>of</strong> Ifaia popular uprising, tnaj<br />
the inuo<strong>of</strong>Ul Join tine who hid crowed<br />
orw before her. This irss the mnsoliug<br />
her deeHsing yean, and no<br />
minmoiin^ or tonipUinJPpi were ever<br />
heard io pass her lips, Herdeslbwas<br />
bat the eiasog sstw GO earth <strong>of</strong> a life<br />
<strong>of</strong> JWefuIqae, aiad s preparation fnr that<br />
<strong>of</strong> the onsen,<br />
Tbe raaaUH. were committed to their<br />
plate 00 fiandaj 1 , aad IB<br />
death she Bleeps tn tbe ameferj at-<br />
taebed ta the i-hnrch <strong>of</strong> her ebote and<br />
where the had devoutly alsfted with<br />
the worsbi pers far so many yeata,<br />
FlOTTISe in HEW JEMET,<br />
The Marts"<strong>of</strong> Democratic plots in<br />
New Jersey are revival, •<br />
what you've ever known*<br />
Ana a itm> brand, sold only<br />
by us In this market It bears<br />
the American Flag ticket and<br />
the makers call it<br />
Old Glory Muslin,<br />
In quality equal to any 12 j.| c_<br />
Muslin we eytr had. The In*<br />
troduction price is<br />
TIN Carre THE YARD,<br />
Under the same Old Chry<br />
standard appear two qualities<br />
<strong>of</strong> Cambric:<br />
At'Be a regular tot<br />
sn&ut^whiie ^ well<br />
and good fsr all around<br />
whose tales <strong>of</strong> Canadian life!<br />
have met j,with sueh favor, j<br />
Tweniy*thr£e other pictures -<br />
from current books and an ar-<br />
ray <strong>of</strong> miscdlany diat is excep-<br />
tionally interesting<br />
But the beauty <strong>of</strong><br />
is deeper than pictures and mis-<br />
cellany. It takes you into its<br />
confidence. It reads and'<br />
Now is Yonr Chance!<br />
AT THE<br />
<strong>of</strong> Iiftrier £«•«!§!!<br />
W.R.EUI<strong>On</strong>, GROCER,<br />
HAS CTt<br />
weighs the books as they come!,- rte ± ,* An **> ».<br />
outlnd takes you into 4 very j F r O m 25 tO 40 PerCent<br />
heart ot them. It tells enough!<br />
<strong>of</strong> any new took to let you i<br />
know whether you emre for a<br />
closer acquaintance.<br />
<strong>On</strong>ce a month, 5c, 50c year,'SS^o,^iste*«* iOe qi. w^<br />
OHN W ANAMAKEk, . ^ ^ ^ ^ , t f B ^ . .<br />
j IMisJ paw ft Sb., 7 lbs, far 3c.<br />
; Bic* {\m%) Sf jb« %\ Its;, for ;&»<br />
! C ! aJif"rala Pmms.,lQe Ib,, were i6r, uf S<br />
fiailread<br />
P WgfT JEIBEV R, B<br />
IE effort «TOfiEE i l^<br />
TT*1B» bar* QCEAK CITT S*<br />
Bt4reb ffi per ib, sr 4 Its, jor 3«,<br />
i Jfeaas TO qv, « 4 qta. fur S*f,<br />
! C Cloth, reund^<br />
perfect threads, jjm weavi,<br />
and nainsook finish, Equal<br />
tb any ig%c CmnMe we<br />
ever had*<br />
Bleached and Unbleached<br />
Muslins, yard wide and fairly<br />
good quality, at 5a<br />
Other grades by the dozens<br />
Up tO 12 1-2C<br />
This roll call ts only <strong>of</strong> a few<br />
<strong>of</strong> the best known names.<br />
am ' • ''<br />
4-9<br />
C.4XXED COODM.<br />
inches [tot) flOe. were Sse,<br />
9 Ift f£, Lit p a, 12.61 u%hl,<br />
Far l Wt^i<br />
9-10, H'JB. Ii i« |L a. 13,<br />
g,S.<br />
(j ^<br />
He5 were lie,<br />
Cora 10eT wag ISe,<br />
ri lk»JW 9e, trerf ISe,<br />
Ih ! , seft lie,<br />
lOts ©r S lte, for &V?=<br />
are for mth ai Uffle <strong>of</strong><br />
iis&air* <strong>of</strong> Uttti<br />
j. a WOOD<br />
! A<br />
PUBLIC<br />
Otiljr nj to amraid Mo kill<br />
f, y<br />
like to capture tbe rJenste Umufh<br />
effected bj tbe<br />
HenatoB, gtrtng the 8en«or»*tet no<br />
voice la the matter. •• . ; ' .<br />
These «tori» are, worth<br />
it BU wwm% alttmgb II Is highly Im-<br />
b tbat itoy ml effort vfii be made<br />
to tbwaft the T(^K <strong>of</strong> the people<br />
Tbegam-<br />
amoog the Demosnti.<br />
In erder to «re their pi<strong>of</strong>lta ftam tms<br />
tfaclE and rcnlette wheel, maOd ftek<br />
But ae tbe Demoerai* M a<br />
jsxt; aCTami to allow aDyttlng<br />
Hewuld ootlbteDfotan<br />
inlaDl tothegambiaa*<br />
i<br />
Widths 36 to 10S indies.<br />
No matter what conditions<br />
arise there is no likelihood that<br />
Muslins and Cambrics <strong>of</strong> these<br />
ranks will ever be lower—more<br />
likely to be higher.<br />
Ready-made Sheets, §U*<br />
fit little more than the yard<br />
price <strong>of</strong> the stuff'<br />
Wonderful what exact work<br />
those Down-Easters do with<br />
Cases and Bolster<br />
AND DAILY TBANSCEIFT-<br />
The Ledger,<br />
moatrated,<br />
r«m,Uoae<strong>of</strong> ibe ttzgssi<br />
Oariae 189* tie PUBLIC LEDOER<br />
It luMM fast jOqrtslUHn, It wffl<br />
prial mere nei«»iidffiOre pare liter<br />
•tare Utaa ertr b^r* la ita hiateiy.<br />
ptfrpgw <strong>of</strong><br />
jlf j oinmg a Be^BUtea Seaat<strong>of</strong> wbo<br />
' b»CT»|>an^thnw^ U^ordsiDf*<br />
Npr«wtd U»p*rtjy <strong>of</strong> which ibeUov-<br />
Cases and Sheets—what pre*<br />
dse hems they turn and what<br />
stitching<br />
claiai<br />
g ^<br />
Home work doesn't approach<br />
are<br />
AQ lie ne<br />
6«L Impatant Hattsi In fan,<br />
Cimfggd A4*mUcHsena, as mts-<br />
eattag aa aaw M3 aa maeh wd,<br />
Gessai oa t<br />
aad<br />
etD8<br />
has a<br />
CillK,rt<br />
<strong>of</strong> tbe da j.<br />
Ftoaoeial Hem<br />
Uailaet Repoita.<br />
S^eial S^cau, Qaaie* «o4<br />
dw F«6tola <strong>of</strong> &* day,<br />
Aft, Fazm aad<br />
aad Labor aotea,<br />
acn asd Henaebola articles,<br />
T6e DAILY IfD^K, fey saQ,<br />
Uaited<br />
glaat fens Joitrsal, taaJ abonlj<br />
PENNSYLVANIA'S ?<br />
LEADINS<br />
; NEWSPAPER<br />
ID ai! tiie attributes thai sniffles<br />
make a Bm*dm amijy Jisymal,,<br />
THE<br />
PHILADELPHIA<br />
RE60RD<br />
ARE YOU"GOINGTQ BUILD?<br />
If m, we should sell you the Lumber and Mill. Work, Why?<br />
Because our increased facilities enable u§ to <strong>of</strong>fer greater in-<br />
ducements to you. Look at them)<br />
Fiist, Bjanrieffltloa, adjoiDiag the Reading Terrahial, with a tfmek In<br />
pw jafd^Te MTI In eartiiijf toth wsys to the HBS, and cau give a better aver-<br />
Kight tosh[pBfliBti not ]ȴlng our siuiflj!,<br />
Ss«nd, HaylDi a laffie wbaff on tUe Dtlaware Rlvtf, w# cao load vessels<br />
tor our wistomcia wilbaut ebirgi for whaff«e( eto,, and can enjoy Ihe advsnt-<br />
age or w»t#f I^^bts, whieh are much lower niay rmlitoad fKlRlitfl,<br />
, ThirtL, \\e ariy a imge stoth <strong>of</strong> LUMBER will assorted to mat the wante,<br />
<strong>of</strong> Ibe lade,ad a full llpt<strong>of</strong> Mill Work hi tegubsalsesSHBtantiy on baud,<br />
Fyurth, We manuiKtureall kinis <strong>of</strong> Ddd and faney work, and estimate<br />
djiat franarQUttets'plaas for any fciud <strong>of</strong> hard wood worfc and InUrior finfih,<br />
%e agBafiartwe ftchfiig Ross, ferry Uheata, , tie,, at short<br />
, Buiioea experlint*, For twenfy-^ght yein we have been in<br />
»t this laatleii and sverjyw have been compel led to imiiiove »)d<br />
f aUrge OUF plant until iiow wt iianif at the head uf our line <strong>of</strong> .business. We<br />
oBeryou Ui# benefit <strong>of</strong> our &perien«jf freely, Wt charge you only fer the<br />
mi buy, = • ^^ -" * " -<br />
DO trouble or expense in guther<br />
sod present to its radsi all ihe new*<br />
<strong>of</strong> to Old and Hew WdrW,<br />
Its several DepfcrtoientB^tsscJi under<br />
tb# manjgeinent at m, competent Editor,<br />
comprises Batten pertaining ts<br />
THE HOUiEHOLD;<br />
THE FARM,<br />
WOBLD,<br />
ART,<br />
LITERATURE,<br />
FlNAKCJEj<br />
THE REAL ESTATE WORLD<br />
Prt*euUnga©ompleleraagaalnee\'ery<br />
Wallj,<br />
and Sunday, one y<br />
THE RECORD PUBUSHIN6 CO.,<br />
917-91^ Chestnut St.,<br />
We solicit correspondence with any intending to build<br />
and improve residences, stores, halls or churches, and will give<br />
aU inquirers prompt attentiom Remember that we am ship,<br />
our work to you to compete with others in any part <strong>of</strong> the State.<br />
Lumber; Mill Work arid Boxes,<br />
Front, Below Kaighn Aoenue, Cam^en, N. j,<br />
Y. CORSON,<br />
Terra Cotta<br />
H* UI^K L.ACU A<br />
FLOUR AND<br />
No, 711 Asbury Avenue,<br />
OCEAN CITY, N,j.<br />
FlrWERTY, McCLURE* C0~<br />
DnUGCIOTS AND CHEMI3T3<br />
D. GALLAGHER,<br />
43 So. Second St,,<br />
NEW INLET HOUSE,<br />
TQWNSeNLVt IMLET,<br />
Sea Isle <strong>City</strong>. H-J.,<br />
All loins atop at the door,<br />
w«fioDbd ' K<br />
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,• •. • : •. • '•• • ; ' r °. ' • : :.-- i \- •, ?•;•• ; : f-(^"•::^^f%04<br />
OCEAN OITT<br />
THLTR8DAY, JANUAKY11,-<br />
We flhall be glad to receive Items o<br />
newa and eommunlcationii <strong>of</strong> lrit?fenl<br />
to thli eommuttlty and our readers<br />
everywhere.<br />
All ©onwnunlcaUoo* ahoylri be ae-<br />
norapanled with the full tiame aiul ad-<br />
drss <strong>of</strong> tbe "Writer, not nassworily for<br />
publlcatioD, but a guarautee <strong>of</strong> good<br />
EAtCAM,<br />
and wife have lx*n<br />
in PhiiMleipiiiu for<br />
COFHOD is confined to h\n<br />
home with I1IQ«8.<br />
F, H» BimmoQi, <strong>of</strong> Oimayrt, wm m<br />
the [fllaud Batordfly,<br />
ff.'O, UlelJawd ie having lite<br />
avenue cottage painted,<br />
William Chew is slowly recovering<br />
from a severe attack, <strong>of</strong> grip,<br />
j, B. Itueh bae th?contract fat paint<br />
inir Knoch Burloy'a Ihnss cottag,<br />
^.BcoitHBndriif Cttjs May Court<br />
Hume, Wi* anaong Tue«aajr»8 v<br />
Jtra.Charlee Myers returned lost week<br />
from a visit among relative* and frieuds,<br />
E, A; Bourgeois IB improving, having<br />
been quite HI from un attack <strong>of</strong> the grip.<br />
El wood Allen, ot Frail k fgrd, JiaH pur-<br />
chased two lots in this city from A, I).<br />
Scull,<br />
GroceryDiau Elliott has ft new<br />
tlsemeut In thin Issue, itend lib cut<br />
prieefi,<br />
Mra, Himetm B. Mil lor returned<br />
Monday from a viftlt to tier parentw hi<br />
Pliiladelpliia,<br />
Abel D. Beuli hafl iHirehum*fi two IHIH<br />
ou Asbury avenue,<br />
Ninth Btrcetij.<br />
' Lewis B, Cors<strong>of</strong>l, <strong>of</strong> the Peck's Heath<br />
Lite Saving Station, is under the rare<br />
<strong>of</strong>a physician,<br />
Mrs, D, W, Bartlne and son, <strong>of</strong> Phil<br />
adelphla, aru octiUpylug their<br />
avenue cottage,<br />
h, S, Smith containplatea tl:<br />
<strong>of</strong> a cottage nn Aabufy nvenue near<br />
Twelfth Httset,<br />
, Peter Murdoch<br />
visiting frfends<br />
some days past-<br />
Wlllete Godfrey and Captain WiliotH<br />
have introduced electric light* into<br />
their rwldencea.<br />
Contractor J, F, Jland ha« a large<br />
force <strong>of</strong> workmen employed on the nd-<br />
ditliiit to the Aiding<br />
Mrs, H,D,IktbliiBi!n,<strong>of</strong> Plt-aHnntvi<br />
the gueat <strong>of</strong> Mr. and MM. ii, V.<br />
on Sunday,<br />
C, \V.- Boyle, station agent at C<br />
IJngawood, visited his mnther, Mta, J,<br />
E. Boyle, on Sunday.<br />
Bev. O, W.Uurilley, <strong>of</strong> Witliamsiwrt.<br />
Pa,, filled the pulpit <strong>of</strong> the Ftnt M, K<br />
Uhureii Sunday evening.<br />
Dr. P, P. Ocirapa was liere on Friday<br />
and Saturday viewing the numerous<br />
Improvement*) about town.<br />
Mrs, A, fi, Ilatick, who bos ton<br />
sent (or Bevsnd weeks, returned to htr<br />
home In tlits city Iaat week,<br />
Oliver Pierce, <strong>of</strong> Plilladelpiifa, regi»=<br />
tend at the Vandallu last wevk. Hi*<br />
vJHlt WHH <strong>of</strong> a bUHineflfl nature.<br />
Waiter H, Hays and wife, <strong>of</strong><br />
delphia, viHited this city ou BumJiiy,<br />
looking after their possemioiiB.<br />
¥, tl (JhaispioB baM piiiiiaout for tlii<br />
buildiiig<strong>of</strong>a large atttage on Anbury<br />
avenue, north <strong>of</strong> Seventh street.<br />
Contractor A. D. Scull will shortly<br />
begin the erection <strong>of</strong> three cottages oil<br />
Asiniry avenue, south ttt Eighth street,<br />
A neat sum wa« realized lor the free<br />
reading robin by tbe supper given at<br />
Mrs, H. I), UsUftWa oil Thursday ev-<br />
ening,<br />
Building Loan Best Saturday even<br />
lug, niid the 1 usual competition for Hie<br />
privilege <strong>of</strong> borrowing what money Ifl<br />
paid in, -<br />
A live busIuewH man needfi iieutly<br />
printed statlanery. This oillce 1B tbe<br />
liluctj to get it at prices In keeping with<br />
tlietlnieB, , !<br />
Pi<strong>of</strong>esB<strong>of</strong> DeVoe says that before the<br />
end uf this week we will have tbe niogt<br />
severe cold wave that we uave bad In<br />
ftyyea,<br />
William Vagt, <strong>of</strong> CiundeH, WBH down<br />
on Siiturday looking after his cottage,<br />
whieliUqntritetorSaBjnHoijhas In eoumu<br />
<strong>of</strong> erect Ion.<br />
The Ladles' Aid Society sociable will<br />
be held at the residence <strong>of</strong> Ira H, Ubnrn-<br />
plon, Seventh etreet and Anbury avenue,<br />
this evening.<br />
Je«e V, Rapp and family, <strong>of</strong> Phll-<br />
adelpbla, are occupying their north<br />
point cottage, They expect to remain<br />
about ten dayB.<br />
The Bupreme Court, sitling atTreu-<br />
tpn, on Monday decided the nee>track<br />
laws enacted by the Legislature <strong>of</strong> '03<br />
unconsUtutlonai,<br />
Mm, A. E. ©i3i, <strong>of</strong> tbe Weaiey House,<br />
this city, was alrleken with paralysis<br />
on Tuesday, We hope for her speedy<br />
restoration to health.<br />
Miss Maty Getty has eiosed her cot-<br />
tage for the winter and intend* making<br />
Uamden her home until spring. She<br />
J f t f e i ^ T h d<br />
J ^ y<br />
The sudden changes <strong>of</strong> temperature<br />
are prodnetlve <strong>of</strong> lh« grip, and eall for<br />
the greatest care on tbe part <strong>of</strong> each<br />
one, and especlalJy <strong>of</strong> those who are hot<br />
very robBBt In health, , :- •<br />
Benjamin Kewblrk, brakesman on<br />
the aceommodatioH train, has teen<br />
transferred for the present to the Mau-<br />
lice Rivet Bod, where he ie fliHug the<br />
i^oaftlOQ <strong>of</strong> baggagB nuflter.<br />
At the foqrth Quarterly Conferen(s<br />
fer ^i year 1M| held in tae First M,<br />
B. Oiurch on the Sd, after reading his<br />
ispoHi B«y, Wi A* Mast^ tendered hto<br />
- TsiffuUlon as pastor, to takeeflect after<br />
tbe meeting <strong>of</strong> the Anoual Co'iiference<br />
JnHafch. -•••<br />
A new wrles <strong>of</strong> Bbarw will<br />
by the Building and ljuan AHSuc<br />
ml tbelr nest meeting, provided Hy<br />
•hares an? sabssrlbed, Shares can be<br />
PBChted by addnailnK_ G, F. Moore,<br />
PreildBBt; fm, lake, Secretary, or B,<br />
Howard Thorn, Tretvartr<br />
ghter, dresunakers<br />
corner meveuUi and West, fiewlng <strong>of</strong><br />
all kinds will reoelv© prompt attention.<br />
Give 01 a trial. ' , ,,<br />
AT1.ASTIV<br />
in*<br />
Captain fiuoehTftwiiseiid mid A,Dare<br />
left Thursday for New Orleans, where<br />
they will blow up a wreck,<br />
ENnj.IHH UHERK,<br />
M» Samuel Boniors gave a dinner<br />
party to alt her nepuewHon Wednesday,<br />
3d Inst, An enjoyable day was spent,<br />
Mrs, George Scull aiid Botis leturnetl<br />
to her home at Atlantic <strong>City</strong> on Sunday<br />
alter spending a week with her friends<br />
at HIIM place,<br />
BurriB BenuiH presented h\n wlft<br />
with a luiiittNiiiQe organ tm a Cliristniaa<br />
Mrs, joiin Sampson is very Blck, Her<br />
children and grandchildren u\vmi gun<br />
day wltii her,<br />
George Taylor iiaw returned linme at<br />
ter two mruitlm' ubHen<br />
Mlsa Mus Neigliinaii received a very<br />
handsome bicycle, a preneiit from her<br />
father,<br />
MSHH ijntira Lake and MIKH Maggie<br />
linice Hpeiit Suiidny litre.<br />
Gilbert liarrlfl eiijurliiim'd iiev,<br />
ell on Thursday,<br />
Mra, Deborah ifackgtt enleriuincil<br />
Mra. L, O.Lmke, Mn*. EllsTunipr, Mra,<br />
Jolin IJiirnsiighH and Mm, Namh ]tur><br />
rfiiiBlm nil Tliiirsday,<br />
A HUrpriwj party was<br />
Nellie Ireluud OIJ BniurUay.<br />
HOHRRS* POINT<br />
Itkilmni Anderfldii |H piiinttng<br />
rchidenee,<br />
Matthew CJOIHIIH in Hjieiiding a twumni<br />
at home,<br />
Epuruitn Uonuelty and Joscpli Ivts<br />
are seriauHiy ill.<br />
Captain Waiter L\ &ioy is building<br />
barn,<br />
Mrtt, Boiiierti U, Ijee, <strong>of</strong> ISriHiklyu, la<br />
vjHiting her Niftier, Mra, W, (J, Sony,<br />
F. Htuth ftnti Wife ore both rjlllte ill,<br />
('uplaiii II, H, Vrtuwirit in twrimiHly ill<br />
Mim Amelia Tiiwiiwiid has been<br />
Hpeiidlng a week in Philadelphia,<br />
Mrs, Edward Dilks, <strong>of</strong> Beaview,<br />
|«H*n fjuite siek.<br />
Captain W, (J, Sony gave n dinner<br />
parly on TliurHday to a tnimt«r (if<br />
friendH fpim EngtiHh Cppek and Atlan<br />
tic Ulty, About fifty were present imd<br />
a very enjoyable time wus<br />
. nf HIIH place, wtiiie in<br />
a few days ago lull Into<br />
the hninis iif:a Htiflr]ter iianied SI or rip<br />
Fjfidiey, <strong>of</strong> TaiNmy, Tobiiisaet'om r>miEed<br />
Fludk'y to Frankfonl, t!<br />
Ijiirg where they went Int« a Imrii<br />
ii tia{!, T
f y P / J / ? 3 i % j -•,;'.'- J "' * -' r f - - vt I . - ••- 1 •* = i F . | r r . •!•.•• v J ". J .- . i , J • . .= . • • - '••;.' .. ' •-' .. •-.; i . - r - i ' a<br />
S&fi<br />
<strong>of</strong> t£a Can**! WHICH JUB^ to tb*<br />
Km Fnaat Blstnu Amaeg |fae Work'<br />
BBOOKLYit, <strong>Jan</strong>. 7,—ft seemed nppfQ-<br />
* 'prlata that Dr, Talraogq shoald preach<br />
ihU Komoa after bin purnpnalcontribn-<br />
tlon <strong>of</strong> 1,000 pounds gf meat and 3,000<br />
ICMVBB <strong>of</strong> bread to the poor who gather-<br />
nd Ahfrering In the cola around the bate-<br />
07 anil meat itors <strong>of</strong> Brooklyn, where<br />
«» food w» tHttribntua without tick-<br />
f e&i«t«l BO resoinnicndftHun required<br />
nxoo'nt hanger, Too tost was, Matthew<br />
xxrf, 11, "Ye bare tbspuyr always<br />
with JOB.*' '<br />
Who Mid thotl The Christ who<br />
nsrer owoud anything during fail earth ><br />
ly Hay, f~tls_cradlu find his grqvo were<br />
burrowed, Eroj-y fig ho ate was from<br />
aomo en else's tree. Every drop <strong>of</strong><br />
water fas drank was from Mmiq ouo slse**<br />
- weU,- To pay his peraontfl tug, which<br />
< was very BBiall, only 81 J£ runts, bahftd<br />
to perform a miracle nnd make ti fiah<br />
pay it. AH the ht-Jghta and dupihs and<br />
lengths and breadths <strong>of</strong> puvurty Christ<br />
measured Iq fain earthly uspwienco, and<br />
when no Sma to speak <strong>of</strong> destitution<br />
he always vpeaka sympathetically, and<br />
what ha paid then la ai true now—" Yu<br />
have the poor always with you,"<br />
For 5,000 yuan tho bread question<br />
has been 4he attire and absmbiBg qnos*<br />
tioB, Witness the peoplu crowding op<br />
to Joseph's utorehouBo in Efjrypt. Wlt-<br />
ncn th? famine in H&iparia Odd Jeru-<br />
salem, W! tneas the 7, GOO hungry people<br />
for whom Christ multiplied tho leave*<br />
Wl&ees the aaooante4 millions <strong>of</strong> j>eo=<br />
pis apw living, why, 1 believe, have<br />
BSfts jet had one fnil men] <strong>of</strong> health,<br />
fal and nutritious food in all their<br />
lins. Think <strong>of</strong> tha M4 great f am lots<br />
lnHngkna, Think <strong>of</strong> tbu 83,000,000<br />
people tinder Iho ho<strong>of</strong> <strong>of</strong> hunger year<br />
before lost In Buasin, Too fuiloro <strong>of</strong><br />
tbo Nllo to oyerflow for wven yean in<br />
ti» eleTcnth centqry Itift thyse regions<br />
dapppBlatua. FJaguu <strong>of</strong> InsectB in Eng-<br />
land." Plagqo <strong>of</strong> Tata in Madras Piasi.<br />
desey, Flagns <strong>of</strong> ails in EHHX, PJsguc<br />
<strong>of</strong> locnsDi In China, Flogqo <strong>of</strong> grftsa-<br />
hepperB in America, DvVflHtatlon<br />
. wrynght hy dnmght, by deluge, by<br />
ffpit, by war, by harriciin^. by earth-<br />
qnaki, hy comebi flying tuo near the<br />
earth, by thnnge tn the usoajrciaint <strong>of</strong><br />
national flnuncea, by Imiefal cuqioi to*<br />
nonurahle. I prqeood to give yoo three<br />
Or fen? renMna why my text is marked-<br />
ly gad graphically tma in tbia year<br />
1 ^<br />
iii<br />
ti"*'i='^ : VtrS<br />
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:<br />
'<br />
v ' • : ' • - - ' . • ' •<br />
TUB TARIFF<br />
reason we havo lilwoyB ths<br />
with us is became <strong>of</strong> the perp8t=<br />
•aal OveiiaBling <strong>of</strong> the tariff qaeitiou,<br />
mv as I shall tfflU ii tie faurtffle eehtro.<br />
T«iy, There is a need for such a word,<br />
i£&gjgi pke ther^pettBiblUftef ian-<br />
aJJKtjsrfiig Ity Thetis ok millioni <strong>of</strong><br />
^pBDplfl who uvspeoting that the pros-<br />
Hit oongi<strong>of</strong>fl <strong>of</strong> the United States will<br />
aojftmflttlsgoDfl way or ths ether to<br />
tntfttli iliKnaBioit, But it will never<br />
:«BJi;- When I was 5 years <strong>of</strong> ago, J re-<br />
hearlng my father aad liis<br />
in vehement disbosgion - <strong>of</strong><br />
tUfl$m£ ^hfsHon,; li was high'jarii<br />
BfimtaHff&t:ma tariffat•JLtiffltan<br />
yonr gMaNgrandehild dies at SO years<br />
;ef fge, It wlii prahnbly be from ever-<br />
•Jartion Jo diaeuisiBg the tariff, Oa<br />
,'Jp;^tfa'*drl£,li mimtml, thire<br />
will be three men standing oa tbe post-<br />
:^Bctf stept-^os a high tariff man,<br />
•rtcrtaer a low tariff mas, and the other<br />
•;0« tradq njaa--^ach one rod in tha<br />
trafrt*^ eicltedaiguiijoQt on this iub.<br />
•l^; Ot**r;qnflitioi»a aJtty get quieted,<br />
^jNiiiwftQnjp^oiijjhe. silver ques*<br />
;'«^ tbo poislonqQestion, the civil sery-<br />
^ jtojfiyiMitlsn, 1 AJJ qnationt <strong>of</strong> .annex.<br />
,'•• : |MMm£j Bonis te peaeefn! sittleinqnt<br />
^^mwnf^i the heat <strong>of</strong> thd* tel-<br />
-ralnoM eonveyea thrgtighpipes nader<br />
(tt»>« tusde OKWt In warini&f our<br />
ttea^pjpt, or^ innUKtion <strong>of</strong> thtunoon,<br />
gdstmUag the queen <strong>of</strong> night; who ia<br />
^gM&#» d|«oiatft;;iiad brin^ag the<br />
^»U* pOTBiaaoas undet: tbe Influents<br />
•>r;wir free' instinitiDiiB: yea, kit other<br />
. qo^tipot BBtJonai and international,<br />
m*y to Wttlftd, bnt this tariffie tja»<br />
^Mte;nHrtfe ^|^4rtl! at £ only new be<br />
:>*Wt.-fiattteta;nsvsr,fee modtrately<br />
gtiist fjif: more thM three years at a<br />
'^^ pi*^, getHBg Into power<br />
i^g^tlormit party will a* it<br />
ffl^rWiWw^Wtart-jetw^ll be*<br />
e»»tit too ^ttkny doctors. It to with<br />
'•i^^hiUlijn* as with sick lndiyidnak<br />
jito-^yV A doctor is cnllod In, and he<br />
-f _t;lnBR • Bttt ^OT^iy Is portponed,<br />
t»| tfio inrtoni trtendi ea]l (a another<br />
^^^MB'/bfR^»«firl!Whrt{tt!s> p&<br />
^|tet^B|WsfltoYbifled IrtHBgi BOW soli<br />
^ jWif slwvel" wad tho lancet flashes,<br />
Ia poitponijd, and a<br />
ii called in. and ho<br />
''Alt tbo paHant *anfe Is rtat,"<br />
still portponod, the famfly<br />
ennoot<br />
myhow, and inallo-'<br />
ll In. uidfaoaaya,<br />
this patient wants is calomel<br />
W,<br />
(loctoB Li .dallftl<br />
itwanta ia<br />
[ he mstit faavo<br />
IW faro aa |hefM69t<br />
:poBtetined, an fscloctlo doa-<br />
EM^Ieaia^aiidhb brisgi alltho<br />
ll^S^Bjan ttaj|por •dfferorp •<br />
tean e¥ uroman qr eliii^aa all tfte' pjiui-<br />
it To the fiBiI <strong>of</strong> time, the worda <strong>of</strong><br />
iho tsit will is kept IPOS WiU tarifflq<br />
CoBtr<strong>of</strong> ?rsy=" ¥e hive tho poor always<br />
with you," <br />
mmm OF nwmmi.<br />
<strong>of</strong> puiiMjtunl<br />
the eatue nlifjholic, The victim<br />
not last long. Ho soon cronohcs into<br />
the amnkrtrd's grave. But wint about<br />
his wife mill ciiildrep? ghe takfB in<br />
washing, wb^u she cnn get it,<br />
out working on gaia!} wag%<br />
sorrow Bfirt privation have left her In-<br />
cflpsdtated to do a strong woman's<br />
work. Tho children are thia hioeded<br />
and go ant nnd pale and weak, standing<br />
around in cold nxuna, or pitching pcn-<br />
niea^oii the street corner, Rnfl.munch ing<br />
a slico <strong>of</strong> unbBttvrod broad when they<br />
caa got it, gwern at by pa»ersby Le=<br />
cause they c]o jjot get eal <strong>of</strong> the way,<br />
kicked onwjird toward nmnhowl or<br />
for which they fativg no<br />
useept a depraved ap|teUte<br />
and frail conaiitution, candidates for<br />
almhouse and penitentiary. Whatever<br />
ether uanso <strong>of</strong> poverty may fail, the iS'<br />
loon may be dejwttilttl oil to furnish nn<br />
ever incrcoBirig throng <strong>of</strong> paqpen. Oil,<br />
yo gfpgahups <strong>of</strong> Urooklyn and Now<br />
Vork and ef all tho cities; ye mfintht<br />
<strong>of</strong> boll, when will yo catugo to ciouuch<br />
and devour? There ie ao dnngcr <strong>of</strong><br />
this liquor bnslneuu failing. All other<br />
Btylw <strong>of</strong>, bnainosB at times fail, Dry<br />
goods stores go under, Hardware if erei<br />
go under, Grocery stores go under,<br />
Harnesg makers fail, druggists fail,<br />
bankers foil, bqichors fail, bakiin fat],<br />
confectioners fail, hut the liquor deal-<br />
era never, It is the only secure builbess<br />
I know <strong>of</strong>, Why the pcriiiHttenee <strong>of</strong><br />
tie alcoholic trade? Because, in the<br />
first place, the men la that busineaa, if<br />
tight np for nioney, only havo to pat<br />
Into large qnautitdos <strong>of</strong> water hjoro<br />
strychiiino and logwood and nniveniida<br />
and vitriol and other congenial eoneoin-<br />
mltantH for adnittirntiuii. <strong>On</strong>e quirt <strong>of</strong><br />
the real genuine pundeinonino ell sir<br />
will du to mil up with several gallons<br />
<strong>of</strong> milder damnation, Bfisidea that,<br />
theso dealers can dent^ndon nn increase<br />
<strong>of</strong> deujand en tho part nf their custom><br />
on. The iiiata <strong>of</strong> that stuff tboy drink,<br />
the thirstiur they are. Hprd timps,<br />
which stop other business, only Jucrfuso<br />
that: Lufiinfsa, for men go there to<br />
drown their treablca, They tjikp tho<br />
ipirits down to keep tboir spiriti up,<br />
Tnenis an inclined plane down which<br />
alcohojiapi slidia Its vit-tiius—eJaret,<br />
cbsaipagne, port, cqgnae, whieky, torn<br />
and jerry, sonr mash, on and down tin*<br />
til it is a eort <strong>of</strong> uiixtnro <strong>of</strong> keroseiiO<br />
oil, tuji»utine, toadstooli, iwill, m-<br />
eence <strong>of</strong> tha hoj-pjo blankets and general<br />
Hastiness, With its rtd sword <strong>of</strong> flnmo,<br />
that liquor puWDf mursbals its proeoa-<br />
BJOB, and tliny move on in ranks long<br />
enough to girdle the earth, and tho pro-<br />
cesiiou is headed hy the aoao blotcbed,<br />
aerve Bhuttored, rlieutn eyed, lip blyat-<br />
ed, soul BL-orchcd mcbriates, folbwcd<br />
by the woineB.whij, thongb Irongbt up<br />
Iii comfonnblo liouies, now go limping<br />
pait with uchi'i and pains and pallor<br />
B&d haager and woo, feilewed by their<br />
ehlldren, harpfoot, aaeuisbgd, freeiing,<br />
and with a wrutchedniS <strong>of</strong> ttae and<br />
eternity seemingly conipresacd iu thoij<br />
flgeafsed foatana, "Forward, march I"<br />
Efies tho liquor business to that army<br />
withoat banqcm Keep that iDllcenco<br />
moving 00, and you will have the poor<br />
always with you. fiepert comes from<br />
one <strong>of</strong> the cities, where the majority <strong>of</strong><br />
the iBhabitdtitB urg uut <strong>of</strong> work and de*<br />
pendtint on charity, yet lust yesr they<br />
spat more in that city fur nm than<br />
they did for clothing and groceries,<br />
TQB lMt-itOVlfiKHGS OF WOllKSIES.<br />
Another warran^f that my test will<br />
prove true In the i^rpetual povef^ef<br />
tbo world « tbe wiekud spirit <strong>of</strong> im«<br />
provideiiee, A vast number <strong>of</strong> people<br />
havo such small iasomes thui they can-<br />
not ky by in lavinp hank or lilo in»<br />
enrsjiee one cent a year. It tflkes every<br />
farthing tboy can eorn to epi-ead tho<br />
table aad clothe the family and educate<br />
tho children, and it yoo blamg •ucta<br />
people fer improvidgnt'e yoa onset a<br />
cruelty. Oil ench a sulnry as jaany<br />
clerks and employees and niany minis-<br />
ters <strong>of</strong> religion live, and on each wages<br />
as many workmen receive, they oanaot,<br />
In 30 years, lay up "JO cents, fiat yoa<br />
knew and I knew many wBo hava e<strong>of</strong>fl-<br />
petentinediqetij and coald provide fiomo-<br />
what for tlio future, who Iivo up too very<br />
dollftr, and whoa they die their ehil»<br />
dren go to the poorhmBo or on tho<br />
Street fly the iiiae the wife gets the<br />
hosband buried, the ia in debt to tho<br />
undertaker and gravedlggtr for that<br />
which she can never pay. While tho<br />
man lived be bad hie wine parties and<br />
fairly stunk with tobacco, and then ex-<br />
pind, leaving his family upon the char°<br />
iHa <strong>of</strong> the woridi Do not send for me<br />
to come and conduct the gbeeq^nies and<br />
roadoverrach a'cureatfli tho beanUful<br />
litngy, "Blesaeil aru the dead who die<br />
la the Lerd, M fe^ instead <strong>of</strong> that 1<br />
will torn over the leaves <strong>of</strong> the Bible<br />
to 1 Timothy v>, 18, where it eayss "if<br />
any provide not let bis own, and espe«<br />
eially for tboao <strong>of</strong> his own hoese, he<br />
bath denial the faith, and is worse<br />
Jhsaan infldol," er I ifirill tara toJure-<br />
ataanii, lie where ii says, "Heshail<br />
be buried with the bnrial <strong>of</strong> an BM,<br />
drawn and east forth beyond the gates<br />
n riyo rrggl<br />
Whit killed tin?<br />
i<br />
itf oditl My<br />
slmd EJnley and Shw-<br />
d<br />
I cannot imaginB any more unfair or<br />
BMHI thing thaa for a man to get his<br />
•las pardoned nt the last ininnto, and<br />
thf n go to heftviBi and lite in a dan*<br />
•ion, and'go riding abont la a golden<br />
chariot evur ths goldea str&tfs, while<br />
tls wife aad cailurep, whoni he might<br />
i bavs provided for, ore begging for sold<br />
nrtBals at tie basement doer <strong>of</strong> an<br />
eartflly sity, It Boema t& me there<br />
gngat to be a pourhoaBD somewbero on<br />
the outaUrts <strong>of</strong> heaven, where those<br />
Cornell Improvidaipe shaald be<br />
on thin soap aad gristle<br />
down ' at the King's<br />
net' It itiutid that the chorch Is<br />
«divine institutfon, and I Iwliety it.<br />
Jast as certalply are the savings baake<br />
sod the life Insnrancsooriipftriiea divine<br />
Aa out bf svil geea <strong>of</strong>ten<br />
BO oot <strong>of</strong> the doctrine. <strong>of</strong> proba-<br />
lltiet, calculataJ by Pr<strong>of</strong>easor Hqgoas<br />
'essoT Pascal for; games <strong>of</strong><br />
.cfllealiitiqB <strong>of</strong> the<br />
.life ai uwd by<br />
Dobail-<br />
always wntu my nnnTo then so they can<br />
r<strong>of</strong>ldlt. I canngt hrtp but Say to aiy-<br />
self! "deed for that man to haVo look-<br />
ed after his wife fend ehiidren after<br />
earthly departure, ilay hu Lnvp wiieef<br />
the beat setita la hfjuvirar 1 VeiiBg<br />
ftani The day b<strong>of</strong>art) or the day uftcr<br />
feagot aiattiBd, go ton Hfoiasuriiiico<br />
company <strong>of</strong> established repututien niiel<br />
(jut the medical examiner to put the<br />
stethoscope to yduiP longs and hia tar<br />
eieso up to youp heart with your vett<br />
<strong>of</strong>f; sad have signed, sealed ayd deliv-<br />
ered to youn deenment that will, in tha<br />
csis <strong>of</strong> yorir ndden dqiiirture, muL-o<br />
for tbnt lovely girl the diBgronte bo-<br />
tweop a qnqea and ft paupdr, ;<br />
I hnve known men who have had an<br />
iacoaie <strong>of</strong> 18,000, 14,000, (5(oQp, a<br />
year, who did net leave one farthing te<br />
the surviving houatheld. New, that<br />
nan's death is a defalcation, an<br />
rage, a Bwindlo. He did nnt dit<br />
abscpaded, Thew are iOO.OOU<br />
Ameriiai tedi»y a»buBgored thrliogh the<br />
sin <strong>of</strong> improvidonco. "Bat," euy gome,<br />
"my iaeeme in so small 1 caiiuot aflord<br />
to pay the premium' on a life Insur-<br />
ance," Are you euro at»nt that? If<br />
you are Bore, then yon have a right to<br />
depend on the promise In Jereminh<br />
xlii, 11, "Leave thy fatherless uhij.<br />
dren, I will preserve thpin nlive, and<br />
let thy widows trnat in me,'* But if<br />
yon are able to, remcjnlier yun havo ny<br />
right to ask (ipd to do for year Jjonsi><br />
hold that which you caa do far theiu<br />
yourself.<br />
Pur the benefit <strong>of</strong> thnse yeutig nien<br />
excuse a practicAl pctBoayli^', Begin<br />
ning my Hftt'i work on the<br />
salary <strong>of</strong> fWJO a year aad a<br />
•ad when the call was placed in luy<br />
hands I did ant know hew In the world<br />
I would over bo able to spend that<br />
asonnt <strong>of</strong> money, and I rcinenibpr in»<br />
dnlgiug in a devont wiiih tint I might<br />
not bo led into worldlinraa and prodi.<br />
gality by such Haevertilnsiif nsnurt-es,<br />
and at a time whon articles <strong>of</strong> food and<br />
clothing wtra higher thflH they nre<br />
now, I felt it a religions duty to gyt my<br />
life insured, and I presented myself ut<br />
an <strong>of</strong>fice <strong>of</strong> one <strong>of</strong> tho great mmpaniee,<br />
and I itoed pule itntl nervoui lost thd<br />
medical ujtiuniner niight have to dq><br />
claro that 1 had coastiiiiptloii atid beurt<br />
diHCflaudjid a half du£un mortal aiU<br />
inwtSj hut when I got the docqmeat,<br />
which 1 have yet in fall fercu, I tidt a<br />
eeaio <strong>of</strong> mnnliii'W) and confidence und<br />
quietude and re-enforvoingnt, whiish is a<br />
good tbiijg for any young mnn to have;<br />
For the lack <strong>of</strong> that fueling Ihrrp are<br />
theuanads <strong>of</strong> men today in Oreeuwood<br />
and Lflurel IliJI and Monnt Auburn<br />
who might ns well hitvo l>een olive and<br />
well and supporting their fami lies.<br />
They got a little sick, and they were<br />
so werritsd oliotit what would become<br />
ef their iiouseholdi in case <strong>of</strong> their de-<br />
aiiso tbiit thfir pgitatioBS ov<strong>of</strong>ennie tho<br />
Skill pf tJio physieians, iiirl' thty died<br />
for feur ef dying, _ I have for many<br />
rehii l»en ftjeh an ardent Qiivocnto yf<br />
lifu iuiHrHuuo, nnd my BermoHon "Tha<br />
Uriate ef Not iBanring" has IMCB SO<br />
long nsed on both aides <strong>of</strong> tliu sm hy<br />
the chief life insurance cuiiipunies thai<br />
seaiB poopie have supp<strong>of</strong>ctl thut I to.<br />
eclved monetary comiwnsution for wLut<br />
I Iiavo said imd wri ttoil. Kgt<br />
I will yi¥o nny inauf iOOftsrevufy _<br />
ny I hnvo rreoived froui any Hfo inknr-<br />
oneo compfluy, What I have suid and<br />
written on the Hubjluet hai naiiHi>d<br />
freai the conviction th«t thrao Institti-<br />
tieBB ore n Isjiiedieticiti to the human<br />
race. But, aias, fgr the widespread im.<br />
provIfleBce! "Sfon nre linw In your uhsir-<br />
itiffl bijlpidg to Huppdrt thq fytnilieii <strong>of</strong><br />
men who had more income than you<br />
now have, or over bnvo bnd, or over<br />
will havo, aad yon can depend on the<br />
imiirovidencr. ef tiinny for tho trnth <strong>of</strong><br />
my tost la nil times uiid in ull plncta,<br />
"YeLuvo thfi poor always with you."<br />
LACK OP MSJTA t If A LANCE,<br />
Another fact that you may depend<br />
upon fer perpetual poverty Is tho Jn^<br />
qapaeity <strong>of</strong> niany to achievu a liveli-<br />
hood. Yon eaa go through any com-<br />
oani^ and find good people with Biore<br />
than usmii mcbtal eaiibsr,, who never<br />
haVQ been ablu to support thcmselvea<br />
and their households. They ani a mys'<br />
tay to ua, and wo Bay, " I do not know<br />
what is the mrjtter <strong>of</strong> tbom, but thero is<br />
a BertiW loose somowbgri-," Some <strong>of</strong><br />
theso iiersiiif havq uiore brain than<br />
thousands wha niakQ a enlenilid suq-<br />
ceis, ajpe ijro too sanguiuu <strong>of</strong> tem-<br />
pernniDHt, and they s«.nt iiu 1 (in siri'iiiiuiif uf that Hfu<br />
iiistiiniu'ij jioiiuy. 1 tvin\ yoa n }iurn-<br />
grfliih <strong>of</strong> iliiit ]iell!-ys' "Tliita sbull thu<br />
KiugBayuutq thwiu on his right hmid<br />
'Couje, yc'lihsgid <strong>of</strong> my PHihijr, for I<br />
was huuKcral, oOtl yo gave JIMJ tiieiitj 1<br />
was thirsty, and yn gnvo uig^irluk^ 1<br />
wta u struiifc'er,'mul ye tuok iiio in;<br />
naked jjml yo yjotbtjd mi!, ! M<br />
In vsifioiis ecilura <strong>of</strong> ink ether life hi-<br />
suraneo jinlicu'S flrn wntkiii. Tiiis oue<br />
I bftvy jttHt aijiiwii yonfHWrittnu iaohly<br />
one Wad <strong>of</strong> jijJi, iiiid (bat rg.l ink, the<br />
bloeti<strong>of</strong> (he c-ttm, Olgiai-d bo Cind, that<br />
is a paid up jifilky, jHiisi fnr by the<br />
pnap <strong>of</strong> the mnot God, and iill wo<br />
add to it In the way <strong>of</strong> our OH-II (>aod<br />
deeds will nugaiuiit tbo siim <strong>of</strong> gteruul<br />
fL'lifsitk« Yi% tbo Hijjo will coiiie<br />
when the tiriiihti <strong>of</strong> liirgiHt.t'npitni Btock<br />
will nil go diiWn, iiiid tliO/iru ijjsiiHinee<br />
eei!ipfluk>s will- oil go down, and<br />
the Ufa insnrnnee<br />
ail g*» dowy, Iii<br />
yartliqiiribe nil tliy<br />
prbstratDd, flnil na n<br />
banks will fiituvtr ftpi j<br />
lu the last etmfliij|fflt!ii!i"t!iif Fim it\mt<br />
liiiee CHD!|I;(IJ1('H <strong>of</strong> tbu t-nrth will ftiil,<br />
forliow uoald they mako npiiriiiat'mDiit<br />
QftliuIotM on a uiiivirHuI fire? Tbca<br />
all the ialiiibihiiifs <strong>of</strong> tho KJBIUI world<br />
wilj sarrwidLr thuir mortiil fsiHtunye,<br />
and how utmicl Hfu insurtiiiee fiQ(H\}&-<br />
2ieS|iiiy for depyiiuIiittHl bemlsphe<br />
But our celuatiiil life iiiBiinmrowiij<br />
bo hflrmyil by' that Hintiiieijtiil w<br />
or thut hemispheric nceidtiit, or that<br />
planetary ejitagtrdphe. Blow it out<br />
like a cftinlio—tho noyaAny snn I<br />
it down like wernoBt upuolHtef<br />
last snusutl Toss it from Uoil's<br />
liko A dewiirop from the anther <strong>of</strong> n<br />
water Jily^tha eeeaiil Scatter thuin<br />
Ilto thistledown before a subiioibuy's<br />
breath—ths worhisS That will not £>=<br />
tnrb ihoemaipqtnBcd, or thoeonipssnra,<br />
or the Bympatliy, or the levo <strong>of</strong> that<br />
Christ who said It once on earth, aart<br />
will say it ngaia in Iieiivon to all thoio<br />
ifhb have boi-n hojrjfnl to tlio ^owa-<br />
trodaea, ami the eolil, nud tlio hti»gt|>,<br />
and the hqiisqleBs, nnd Uie lost, "inus-<br />
mneh aa ye did it to them, ya did to<br />
nel" .<br />
Ills Currlaga Drivun liy<br />
C, h. HiiiiMHil.4 nf Lynn hug nwnlo g,<br />
uftti! riirrijijii! for hiti owa nse that will<br />
.uiftfcu i(! ini!!:=H nn !ir*tip. Thy cflmiigo<br />
weighs only d Jnur <strong>On</strong>mpouniJ Qw<br />
Treaijhrni Fnr Hhf F«tpf; ah* has put<br />
trniihiod *lih H pines, : Albert uUTgrd,<br />
VaiHf B-Bilg, H. 1,<br />
Bwt, Blirkcy A Pils-n, I'(ili«(l*,rpt,|a, Wm..<br />
CoiTipminii Oijjffn rift! Fiin itinnt pood u a<br />
Sufferer from Hay Fs?«r Ihas agyfGlng I hsA<br />
BTer trlftl. Bar, J, L. TIcftior,<br />
Hdpwn, BallH cisuntj, S3, :<br />
Dm giArfeer & Paien, Fhtlnrtrifphla,<br />
It i w dve mit !» I mr<br />
I h<br />
m giArfeer & Paien, Fhtlnrtr<br />
It is nr.w driven munitiH •!»!»! I m q thflnf<br />
Tr wim*Bt for air WHI'P UH, BBII hi> &ai not had<br />
*vmptom« <strong>of</strong> a rriiirfl <strong>of</strong> iho Aaitma lines<br />
taking His tlf*t dijtw, 1 takii plFviUrB In rw-<br />
GnniniendliiK If tn all my frieitiiiwiin arc afSiElfd<br />
with any olminlodtifiic, it ju^mi to aeilfkn a<br />
chinti en the dliieaaei pecullsr In Ihll ellmatib<br />
Hdflr sin. -• Mn, 1. AFonef<br />
p, Rurfr * Inic", Fliilmiaiphlji, Ea.<br />
. It IK n'i SiffT-i; i imt nfter Coughing fully<br />
rnoniliji, arid tft-miiii with thf ¥-ry beat phj«h<br />
oians, I fsliiiilrirti rnv Hnit n-Stlni* Eel), from the<br />
I|M! <strong>of</strong> ffilrirnilljid OliKrBi. Palli- K. AdaBH><br />
, Hftw ihut nclflhcc has proTfd bif en<br />
ef rtnii!,| ifmi ihtemnnfanSti er PfnjH<br />
dU iiijt s (f Urml<br />
temnnfanSti er PfnjHnanla il a<br />
liijeet so (fie Mine inUirml ian ikat<br />
BOTrm a!l dlMTHff*, nnveptlblB i9 treatment,<br />
•ml aa larss m pFspriniDB <strong>of</strong> isUrm (rared %tmo*<br />
!Db>|f ail wUli ant o'hpr morhia^(3fid[ttoB fifth"<br />
t * h«*s ailrid r«>tl>Tb9 NUIDDIII<br />
uw* d rc(ntl>Tb9 N D I I I<br />
id i'Hre for Alen^elt flsrpBiu«i e(c,<br />
Thi« 1« a| iireuBl lbs nearest Mrf^t <strong>of</strong> 107<br />
hinirno.T»,ad*i*iieJ bj Iftadin/'feRipeririw<br />
reformer*, Siitlnnai W.fl. T. U. pffie clerfj-<br />
Bf>B ind phyridaiui, Kr»n*?H S Wiliard styi<br />
Of It: "We lire wirraljf friendly jg Mils<br />
HfRtand bfitrTii If fdHBdoing(rrsstjKio<br />
i d<br />
i If fdHBdoing(rrsjKd _<br />
Bueii faprr ?>ifjiiieiid U Union BlKiM), W. O.<br />
T. U. Brgiinl Walsh TnBref, Illinoli Bt»ia W, q<br />
T, fj, orpin: ITliiifftpfi iBIeMJewB and Ohte<br />
Herald, S>w Vorji SfatiKiililif, f ha Phllm<br />
KTi-iiiiig «tupi*f Trhnimfti B. ]S(,mni 6f (i^ It<br />
Ii imt a fp^-nifijrrefitriiTpt in eureiijF. but It«n<br />
n>fer lo*iri'ii)rirkai]lnrfKlrD«F( M iuccrtta M<br />
older Inititntiqnfi in utiier piae*», Thfipe aiSlet-<br />
ed - bjr an Unjro»efnBhks appetita fgr itqusr and<br />
Haiiywait to bii cii.edtCHQ by » tern Weeka'<br />
IFH(ffieBt h»T* nldeti«ti |U powiir,"<br />
A_«nr jisaFly ro-workeri an<br />
*. Bur, Ba iraall, Hafi Wal'ef TilfliBaa<br />
, lien, J*ni« H. Ifebnt Ottn, 8, S. 8iiurlo=<br />
'QiR.' 'OL: B, Hovmf6 tlSif U i H f i<br />
Weh» jnhv p «f)<br />
Filnd to baiufd fp tniUjHE ytitf* who cannqt<br />
pnj Tor Irealirirnt. at grratif rrdiio«d rabsa,<br />
Milne ihrtr ptjllpal[Qri( wtrftf lo Ma fund In<br />
lnsmltmenin, affair b*infr rsBteret ljy no<br />
Qjc ire me ihis mnntj o^rwd O»ert curing<br />
wan; m»e» with IT* aama mnnsy, Hoinf apnf<br />
tor tltfi purjHHe enable* Utn aender la Kane anj<br />
ena tlm/ piciBB> IQ In InMted, Ih^rfhy anabllmc<br />
them tii PPK (He dlnwt mrnlt <strong>of</strong> their vqbKrip-<br />
Han, Wn enrn n»eP SO p9&- sent, at apnlj.<br />
, m.n& UitiJ 1 are fli proud ai We an) b> b# |ft-<br />
#d aiKli<br />
1( rrR*ainKli.<br />
Ourcnre (n.asre, iirlfl u4 lure. Wa dont<br />
lakri Wiilakey friim * nUDi W« plan* It before<br />
Dim and drfy h(m ts dnpk ana 1» b«ir> na ID<br />
takn It awayaft^r 4 fcird»a, W* core tha<br />
dbw*ae npoa aeU-ntlfla prlnolpm by takJuHWaj<br />
Ue wppmUtm wllfioUt Impalrbif onsitalfef lit.<br />
urrin M tak, AW mibwripHoa rtoalnd<br />
t t a W T A<br />
DRS, STARKEY S PAllEN,<br />
l529ArchStrwt1f1iitidelphli,Pi.<br />
THE HIRMIT THRUSH,<br />
Qppr thd tn]iH <strong>of</strong> ths lK»eH 1<br />
Miii lifer tlip ellulluw slfftirn<br />
The Mhf jihtrij uf Rlmtffit fnisg<br />
The niiibur iihnijKnnH af u^nvvni,<br />
Tlie times !* flic tlinii <strong>of</strong> vlsiiinr<br />
T)ifi iinur Is tiui iiour <strong>of</strong> raiin,<br />
Ilarkl <strong>On</strong> itto Billiritss ICIypinn<br />
Il ii<br />
p<br />
QliiCluAr In Ihii ejjhyrv<strong>of</strong> tliOAir,<br />
Clear, ckf prnj'er<br />
Unto GVS'N clear atari<br />
O ningc-r Benin*,<br />
Fntth thy UinsQl <strong>of</strong> HiUer nnd dew<br />
VVlmt lmiia]iuft lornsly urul puns,<br />
Uriehfipiifjiig. Ciidlraaly ucff^<br />
Ali UliH'Inuiniimnuonf inSrtii<br />
. Ami uciiHtOilililhiliin tif lean.<br />
As if tho iiHiHiiK <strong>of</strong> tsnrth<br />
UtiiliiuuiiGti wllh tliii !lnhvn> nf thy uir,<br />
UliJJiF, eiviLF, lender nitii f»F,<br />
O«P •tiplmtjiMi <strong>of</strong> jprnjcr<br />
Uutoevu'n rlitur Atari<br />
i s, tiiy esii<br />
Iii liionml, jirvvfi nklrH <strong>of</strong> iho If an-s<br />
Ii thfs Hlirlriti uf n [njwur liy wiiOflo (fjmll<br />
Wi j l b i t !<br />
U liuriiiit nf i' , ihifiu hour<br />
l,<br />
i ioVB iiiiih ft IiravciiiJ!.T (lowor<br />
Aiid pa^Iou a imlh'T iiruj<br />
O!ii flcar In tjui H;i|iijpe <strong>of</strong> (hn air,<br />
Cik'jir, cienr, frmJi'r nnd far.<br />
Our B-Ii! Pill iiiii <strong>of</strong> jimyer<br />
Ui' l l<br />
=42,0. P. IliiiMrl^iii Youth's Companion,<br />
A HOMELY HEEO.<br />
[MNTiftUKD.]<br />
"Thank the Li ml! Hhd 5 s miner*<br />
Abont thnt tiuu) Ephu ho urawlsd out><br />
Hick Bfl ii dtijf, jiiiil AIJO spoke up.<br />
Uw otic iigjit<br />
u|i niid walkt-il<br />
kl in the glnae<br />
"N<strong>of</strong>ff<strong>of</strong> tho uttior eye, doctor,* 1<br />
"Ob," my a tlie ilyctor, "wu'd<br />
tukp auothcr Any tut that."<br />
"AH right," Hiiyi AYHS, "if your<br />
aru tired <strong>of</strong> ciittjii jitu ean make another<br />
job <strong>of</strong> it. My fncu ain't tinlti <strong>of</strong> bein<br />
cut, I can tell yon,"<br />
"Well, if yon'ro gaiiiR, 1 ain. 1 '<br />
So, if yon'il iH'lii'vt mv, thiiy jnat set<br />
to work,and nnbmtuil ttti.the otbor eys,<br />
Abo holding IISH uwfi hi-jul m hu eaid he<br />
wonld and the i«|Uii<br />
cr. And when it wits rill<br />
was for pntting 11 iiaiidiijfg. nu tii<br />
thitlgi quiet till thn * -" '<br />
Up, but Abo jnRt<br />
ut hiirtwi'lf, and<br />
over ki the elbyk and<br />
ntid nays bo:<br />
"Be that's the v?ny 1 look, is it?<br />
Shouldn't hiivo known my awn<br />
iid¥ef saw It Iwfnrp, How long<br />
keep thu bamingp on, dueturf' :<br />
"Ohi if tho OVISH nin't VPI^ Bnr<br />
yon waks up in the morning you tutu<br />
take it <strong>of</strong>f if you'll bo enreful,'*<br />
"Wake upS Do you 8*irose I can alocf<br />
when such a blessing hiw fidhm on tni>l<br />
rjl lay am, biit if I forgDt it or you foi<br />
ono inmate this night I'll bo HO rusbrnui-d<br />
<strong>of</strong> myself that it'll wakii me right up!"<br />
Then tha (liHiiur bound up his cyej,<br />
and the poor boy said "Thank God" twe<br />
or three ttineg, and they uoiild sec tht<br />
toara running down \m choeks fronj nn-<br />
dor tho doth. Lord! It wua. just at<br />
pitiful as a broken wiiig hirdl<br />
Hew about the girl? Wall, it was all<br />
right for Abo—and all wrong for'SOphi<br />
=nll wrong for EBby, But that's aU<br />
past and goBO^paHt and ^oae. Folly<br />
come fqr miles and miles to BOO cms<br />
dyed Abe with his iym aa straight aa t<br />
loon*! leg. Dr, Brainnrd was a great<br />
man forever nfter in thoio parts, Every^<br />
where else, too, by whnt 1 beard,<br />
Whon the doctor and the squire come<br />
to gd, Abe spoke up. biindfolded aa h(<br />
was1 find says he: . '':•-'<br />
"D^, hew tnnqh do yon charge i<br />
fellor for Bavin'hia lifo—mnkiPg a mm<br />
out <strong>of</strong> s poor wreek=dein what hi<br />
thought niver could be dene but bj<br />
dyui and goia to kingdoiB comef<br />
"Oh," s^s Doe Bruinard, aoyi lie, "thni<br />
ain't what we look at as pay pnu-ticfl<br />
Yon didn't eali me in—I came <strong>of</strong> myself<br />
M thongs It was What we call a clinic<br />
If all go« well and you happen to bavs<br />
a barrel sf apples to spare, yoa jast send<br />
them op to Squire Caton's hon»ia Chi-<br />
eago,aad rU coll ovor and help eat 'em,*<br />
What4id Abo say to that! Why, sir,<br />
he ndver'uid a word, but they du saj<br />
the tears itartod out again) out from<br />
under the bandage and down his chocks,<br />
ButtheaAbe he had a 5-year-old poi<br />
niare he'd raised frvia a colt— uretty ai<br />
a pictnre, kind aa a kitten and fast ai<br />
split lightning—and mil time Doe came<br />
down Abo he jasi slipi>ed out to thi<br />
barn sad brought the inuro fonnd anil<br />
hitehed bts to tho goto pout, and whon<br />
Doe came to bo going, gays Abei<br />
"Don't torgut your nag, doctor; she'i<br />
Woll, rir, swm then Abo had the hard*<br />
oat Mnd <strong>of</strong> a time to get Dee Uruinard tc<br />
take that marv, and wbon he did ride <strong>of</strong>l<br />
leadin her It wnan't half an Lour, before<br />
bjwk she qaiDB bekuty ejiliL Doe Bald<br />
ihe broke away rrom him and pnt foi<br />
home, boj I always mspectea ho didn't<br />
havo no uso for a hotm hu coqlilo't wll noi<br />
him ont. aad conldn't affurd to kuep in<br />
jj Tillage—that wng wlmt ChioaE^o wai<br />
then. Bat como alonK toward fall Abt<br />
ho took her right np to town, and then<br />
tho doctor*!! practicu bud gmwedsu ninch<br />
that he was pretty glad to get her. imd<br />
Abe wu glad tu have him have her, BOO-<br />
tngaU ttat had some to him tliroBgb<br />
bavin eyes Uko other folkn—that's the<br />
Bohoqlma'ais 1 ineap.<br />
How did tha tcbuolma'am take itt<br />
WBU, It wna this way. After the cnttlfl<br />
Aliu didn't show up for a few daya, till<br />
tho inflairmatlon got down and he'd<br />
had amaannettoe baadllo hb ip, Mttf<br />
p Jnst kept<br />
enjoyln htanelf.<br />
the Chora, iJBrifljr «*<br />
to, «ngia ieuool with the rest,<br />
when the poor boy began to feel like<br />
ether folks bo went right met to when<br />
tliuBchoalms'Aic happened to Im itoonllD<br />
round and walked right up to her and<br />
took bor by both hamls imd looked her<br />
stmiKlit In tho fnce iiiid said?<br />
*'Do you know muT<br />
Well, oho kind <strong>of</strong> emili.Kl and blnshed,<br />
and then tho eemera<strong>of</strong> her month pulled<br />
down and eliu pulie«J one luuid away,<br />
and, if ygn boliuftf nio, tliiit Was the<br />
third tise that girt cried thnt season to<br />
my certain iiiowli'die, nnd nil for pothip<br />
eitlior tintei<br />
What did iho siiyi Why, aho jast iaid<br />
'd haye to bogiu ail OVIT Hgoln to get<br />
neqiminted with Alto. Out Ephe'e nose<br />
woa oat sf joint, nnd Ejiitij kimwed it ag<br />
well SB anybody, Epln- ilid. It wim Abp'j<br />
cyoa to Ephu'H mm>, . : ,<br />
aiarried? Oh, yes, tit tsoatss, and IJyea<br />
nn tlie farm its Ifmjf m thu eld fslki<br />
livfld, and Bfterwan], t w.'ia iiiy liriitiier.^Joaiipi<br />
Kirklnnd in Lcmirtvilln CoHrier-Jeutnal,<br />
Wall itreet biNIy acaped f<br />
worBo than mast FrMfty on July Ii, It<br />
tamo rmtty now to being s black Tues-<br />
day, Scone <strong>of</strong> men OB and flfl? the «-<br />
ehjjrjge ffjll rviiismbcT It at Imtg us Uiej'<br />
Uvs in the way that one Rsmemben &<br />
great peril, apuUveo the njeo wbo&ude<br />
hundreda <strong>of</strong> <strong>On</strong>BUdittann^h that day'i<br />
awful drop In TalneswiU tawaj* took<br />
lack upon it with a twinge <strong>of</strong> terror-<br />
Same tise, whm (bets troableni timm<br />
have pawed and Wall itrwt has »ohan«<br />
to pause for a bit <strong>of</strong> goprfp again, • great<br />
story will be told abont that Tuesday—t<br />
story that will utonsd everybpdy HX><br />
cept a few <strong>of</strong> the country's grHtvl spoo-<br />
nla ton, and 11 story that wfU make many<br />
people In thbi and other eltios tun pule<br />
and catch their breatha.<br />
They will show then how Ugt^sBf'<br />
narrow was the (scape tram • flnajnoial<br />
catafltrophB <strong>of</strong> oruhfnff rosgnitnde.<br />
They will know that Uie fate oT tbo<br />
Btp^ot, and with it tho fate <strong>of</strong> isoraa <strong>of</strong><br />
tribotftriM to tho atrcot, l^ttUiat* and<br />
otherwise, <strong>of</strong> bankers, merphaatt and<br />
manufaotnrerB, too nnmerou toStop to<br />
count, hang In tlie balipoe, and that a<br />
finger's touch froni any one <strong>of</strong> thret<br />
men would save turned the seile mia-<br />
word, And when tboyleftm this they<br />
will probably come « near to really<br />
tbanldng Ood as thdr religloa <strong>of</strong> lash<br />
<strong>of</strong> religion will let then, becanae Instead<br />
oi the one man's flpgor tooeh wdghtiag<br />
the Hcnledown with illaaetMr there #mt •<br />
flturdy ihonlder pnsh from all thrw <strong>of</strong><br />
that day'i destintw<strong>of</strong> the street to foroo<br />
it np ints •afe^=New York Pros.<br />
Sir. n(il,.rf-,-, Chech- ij,tr n Crat,<br />
A fitw diiys itff(j n stnry wa«<br />
ef nchPE-k fur •!. t_-i*»t*s drawn nii a New<br />
York niitiniiu! Iiiitik find p»sit>il iiHat-urf-<br />
oslty in tliti tiflsi-ci <strong>of</strong> a iieuvy broker in<br />
Wnll stnMit, T, P, l'.slH_>ris ef this city<br />
hag a draft which ;.s it cuiiosrity out-<br />
) ii.'Ht i hviU .-.liii i>» en a par<br />
with tlio fsiintiiia iiiiiii* <strong>of</strong> England uota<br />
for ii jit'nijy,<br />
Froni 1HHH hi (Hfj!! Sir, Rolwrte was<br />
BtiniistijF nt Jlhsjuii. K, D., and eii Jim,<br />
1, 1891, in si'jtli'inrht nf Ilia final account<br />
with iho Biitliiiiitii'ss nt WuH]sin;|ton, he<br />
receivi'd n draft ail tl|i> pOHt!iiiisti;r at<br />
fur I tii'iit isnd RJiiiivd an iitijios.<br />
inn foriiiiil rtKSifii'li vvTisolt WHS Hunt buck<br />
to -Wuabiiigtuu. ^iu simft wiia in tho<br />
naiial forin, and tho piijwr oil whfuli it<br />
was engraved imist hiive been worth<br />
iirly its faen viilne. Check murks nnoa<br />
it ahmved tlint it lind jmpsiil (hrongh<br />
nany lirunln. jind if bnraiha signatures<br />
<strong>of</strong> those bigl! in initlmrily,<br />
A cu'ruful co!U]iHiation ehftwa that the<br />
itting <strong>of</strong> Iliiit (iriiJt fnf i t-qnt ynst tho<br />
post<strong>of</strong>lico flejuirhnimt iii tfhis iind wngiss<br />
least #14, Mr, HnbiTt ; .i JIIIH lietn <strong>of</strong>'<br />
ferod |jo for it ni ii Liiriiwily, but saj"S<br />
he won't part with it fur Severn! times<br />
thnt sum, Srnno timp after he gsit<br />
the draft Mr, jtfilHTU recislved a notifi-<br />
cation from Wsuiiiiigtolt that tink^sB it<br />
withiii nii raouths it<br />
woulil liot l>e pnid without rouowal, but<br />
[jenevcr)ni«^.'iirudnced toeueh fluan*<br />
cial stroiu thiit ho wua eownellod to<br />
have it piiahcd, .<br />
So it will remain outstanding, to bn<br />
uried on and on in "the Ijooka <strong>of</strong> the<br />
depart lliciit, ciiUBiug pr<strong>of</strong> unity hniong<br />
the clerks who hrM inaking iip thy bal»<br />
ances and inquiring Lcuiuienta by IJOW<br />
seta <strong>of</strong> <strong>of</strong>flcinlH who COIUQ itito bfflije with<br />
tho changes ef goyeriiineiit, Mr, Rglt-<br />
erti will eyutiiiuo to be a uroditor <strong>of</strong> the<br />
federal government in the enui <strong>of</strong> 1 cent,<br />
=Pmo Robes Moon,<br />
It fa a great dual mere Benaiblo to<br />
travel e<strong>of</strong>fif<strong>of</strong>tably than to throw away<br />
nioney for nothing. I would prefer to<br />
Baw a cabin to triyiclf, even if 1 hiW to<br />
traf el on a second class ship, I do nut<br />
se& wi^f I should have a Btrartger In my<br />
room. It ig a dreadful lottery, and • ho<br />
Ia apt to havo very uBelenn hablta, Im«<br />
agipe thii In Beloge, stuftV atniosphen,<br />
filled already with the odnrg <strong>of</strong>, thn ship<br />
and the stench ef the Piachipory. Yra<br />
cannot afik a mnn for a ftnarnntoo sf his<br />
position. Ho ia apt to belong to the mid*<br />
dlo class, nd think bow porfectly horti-<br />
blo it WOBM be to inhabit a room with s<br />
being who has very oneertain notions<br />
about the complete change <strong>of</strong> linen every<br />
day and whowj rale <strong>of</strong> cle&nlin«a hflfl<br />
teen a jtnb onco a week, on Saturday<br />
And then, even if cleanly, ho might<br />
not Wear the right Mud <strong>of</strong> nndenlgthet^<br />
ani he might pergiit in eleeptag in night<br />
robes instead <strong>of</strong> •pajaiBaB4 and ho might<br />
do a hnnared other dreodfal tUngs.<br />
Think <strong>of</strong> wfttchinji ench a crefttnro dnjas<br />
—It would bo an awfal fiiscinatioq with<br />
me—ana finil that he changed his collar<br />
and his oqJTs and not his shirt, whit*,'<br />
stai gioEod and BIOOY from the AttppR-<br />
lations sf a Chinaman, wTBUraTO Us<br />
dirt opotted buBoni oow#l*A by a mmfo<br />
op scarf with- hiblfotik<br />
fC Y<br />
AmbaaeadoT Bayard has been in-<br />
itructod to make liiqulriM la regard tq<br />
whether CsptAln W, 0, Minor la itUl<br />
iliTe, or whethftr the govemneat U pay-<br />
ing a Balary to n dead <strong>of</strong>fipef, ; Oiptsla<br />
Minor ja a retired <strong>of</strong>flepr ef th# tn^Ucsl<br />
e<strong>of</strong>ps, bis mMrement being due to bnln<br />
ia-ooblo consequent upon a aapstroks re-<br />
ceived In. tho lind <strong>of</strong> duty in FloriiJa in<br />
1870, and he waa sentenced for life ia an<br />
English asylnai fop shooting a man en<br />
E<strong>On</strong>gliah soil 31 yeara jigo. It fs the only<br />
rase on record <strong>of</strong> a murderer bone on<br />
the roll! <strong>of</strong> tho Biny and, drawing tb#<br />
rtguiftr pay af hb fTadt HI» pay la<br />
drawp by Btehard 1, Bioa <strong>of</strong> "New Ha-<br />
ven, the appointed goaMrvator, ^be fill*<br />
qaartorly cortlflcatflfl bearing ths rig»<br />
nature <strong>of</strong> the saperintend^t <strong>of</strong> the<br />
Urondmoro Criminal Lnnatle aiylam to<br />
tho effect tliat Captnln Minor is llvtaf.<br />
The last report from h pritdht<br />
rend; "He was confined In the<br />
April 17, 1873, Bia <strong>of</strong>fensi<br />
iheoting with ft rovolver and g<br />
iniuilntho Beividere road, Lambeth."<br />
Tho relatives <strong>of</strong> Cuptnln Hiner have re-<br />
peatedly Blade Htreatioaa eB*orto thrd<strong>of</strong>h<br />
the stato departinent to seenre hto<br />
AlbanyExpress.<br />
It may Bound like a Munohansjnyarn,<br />
but it if* an aetnal fact that in the eqaioi<br />
eye*l little burg <strong>of</strong> Bodavillo, (n Ldan<br />
cutinty, ia bleefc 8 <strong>of</strong> the. toirn piat,<br />
there is a piodfl Spring, and tha|. the Lut<br />
logisbitsre, in its fiiflnite wlidom, pto-<br />
vidod that * ! ittaannob ai there ii ft great<br />
ud growing daousd on the part <strong>of</strong> ths<br />
[iublio for the waters <strong>of</strong> said Pprinjf," the<br />
fltitt* would spend $500 to improvo it.<br />
This is at last the fond rfailiiution <strong>of</strong> tie<br />
long felt want which lias beea loafing<br />
around tho country like the ghoat <strong>of</strong><br />
boyhood's happy days in qnert <strong>of</strong> a,<br />
watermolon i»teh whore haply UngafiA<br />
no vidous dog. It ii; a grand aad to-<br />
ppsing Bight to poo tho logislative fancy<br />
rising from the sordid Mntoinplatioa <strong>of</strong><br />
% cold and unrtaiiongive hog law as4<br />
hovering ou haleyon wings q?sr the s<strong>of</strong>t<br />
jmirmnr <strong>of</strong> an Idyllic etoto soiln foon.<br />
tola.—Astorift (Wg) Bfldgst, :<br />
At Wayrteabom, jtist before a nceni<br />
hanging, %y?e1 young ftfllowi wens ont to<br />
inipeet thugullows and satisfy their eari*<br />
y ,<br />
Arrivml eti .tbo Bpot| one <strong>of</strong> than ex-<br />
pressed n desiro to s« how 1 tte' thing<br />
werked, • ,- . " . •• i: -.' • y.-.i).-*:<br />
Put your heml In the nopw, 1 * iaid th»<br />
other, "and 1*11 show yon," : ' . -<br />
For the novelty <strong>of</strong> the thing hta oom-<br />
pinioii united the action to the word,<br />
when—"cliukr and ^own shotfts trapt<br />
The noosfl WAS not ill iiosittuii, bow*<br />
flF, and slippod Iriif ths head <strong>of</strong> tha<br />
frightened fellow jftet in Vma to a^vo<br />
him from iwlng jerked out <strong>of</strong> the world,<br />
Neither <strong>of</strong>' thoae ndvAnturom yo&fig<br />
men has a;iy further dadre to tut thi<br />
efficacy <strong>of</strong> thaDhBrifTa pre|taiatlonB for<br />
dithlg people froin this world ta<br />
Atlanta Constitution,<br />
Naw Ywfcers tte noted<br />
•sratnbltn«ftor<br />
Jtut as tnaartablo<br />
take with it wh^ -immmt....<br />
ono day<br />
pockfl<br />
«&•» hand',<br />
fingers $U<br />
|psPfli*w; $$*$*#•; 7 P<br />
i Bsmpportfld t^ ftet Is aapt | J*^<br />
Mid, ghnonU nbasc>L *
•-. i "" 9 ^', " >' ';• r^~ ; f****"*•''< "^TT! >tH \j*;f'- 1 ,<br />
OOEAK Omr<br />
•teacl <strong>of</strong> being goatf nt with u» abund-<br />
aB« they pwewd, The mbfortune is<br />
Ijf femedyjtfr thelr_ present<br />
•mtoRAJfP<br />
, JANUARY 18.»••*<br />
;<br />
"tagoperational thelawinstricttng<br />
the wte <strong>of</strong> ©Homaifiirln* baa been to<br />
throw borfae" into Uwbapda or di«-<br />
ta<strong>of</strong>«t ttftlsra. There aboaM be as<br />
Dig la out <strong>of</strong> their power to eummaud,<br />
(The party ttoey put la power ii admln«<br />
I Merlnf public iftldn to suit the pfllek*<br />
^ ^ party anS not the welfare <strong>of</strong> the<br />
people, wnjqh, it Menu, U not * Blatter<br />
for jMoaMeriUoa wnto a theory is at<br />
•take. The only way in which they<br />
nigbt possibly cam* a return to plain<br />
common m« by these in control <strong>of</strong><br />
U» administration would be to much<br />
is a body opon Washington, but that<br />
ii out <strong>of</strong> the quatlfiD, jest as the son-<br />
sUtoents <strong>of</strong> too many Congrwrojen are<br />
out <strong>of</strong> mind <strong>of</strong> the Utter,, There is<br />
plenty <strong>of</strong> tine in which to do it, but<br />
lb« smt <strong>of</strong> truuportatioa would be<br />
enormous.<br />
when thrown upon the stiaad, troke<br />
Into oiyrladfl <strong>of</strong> soukfl, only to -rail<br />
back sggin Into the BteUilngc«uIdfOa,<br />
^be fiheeui and torrents <strong>of</strong> drivlDg «ln<br />
ftjledLIQ iubdue the i#rts ta^ oi the<br />
ld t f th<br />
•mine tn*n s heavy penally to dtepaa*<br />
ing pf It • butter. Tboai who wlili io<br />
boy |tuA owitthoeldnot teblodflikk<br />
d t W t o l l t h l d<br />
Hi SSHIIAI<br />
upon.<br />
B adage tettlftt "aa the flayi<br />
d bi to<br />
f<strong>of</strong>"<br />
to taaitheo, the sold begins to<br />
atnngUMii," but certain<br />
" • j n m going to nara u<br />
inter. Bo nv tbv mariner baa<br />
fan them Into a mighUer wo<br />
flafratlon. As the wnten grew more<br />
turbulent the mlphuhnw hue grew<br />
brighter, and it eeemed u If the horrorH<br />
<strong>of</strong> Dante Innroa must ROOD be «\*«]td<br />
to us.<br />
After • few hoyn the stirehargid<br />
dlsuds grew lighter, and at the atorm.<br />
rack folle4 away and the stan came<br />
out with unusual brilliancy, ilowly aa<br />
It had oome overt he »a the weird phan*<br />
tom>I)f ht receded and grew fslnter uput<br />
Ueutirelydl8appe«edfand nevtr was<br />
tbe BUD more welcome than upon the<br />
morn i ug that soon dawned,<br />
U.T.B.<br />
ORSON<br />
p winter<br />
been llttl* like that <strong>of</strong> winter, ind if It<br />
•hmtM weenUnne there are many<br />
cUllyunong the poor, who wlU W«i<br />
their ataia if Jae* Ff«t aball be matt<br />
jU |o them thto winter.<br />
•v<br />
. LegMstiuv gave an<br />
qf the ttooerity <strong>of</strong> lta nf<strong>of</strong>m<br />
ytetifni by catting down tbe Dumber <strong>of</strong><br />
doorkeepers awl pagei in Uwtwobmiatj<br />
tokat tbaa half tbe number thai were<br />
laal year appointed In the Ana<br />
ajpoa, The earns poUqf will be cnfifcd<br />
out aUib* way through, TheBepaUt<br />
tbe comml&danj they<br />
s ebaifBd with by the people In last<br />
OUT. (faction.<br />
TH» san who d«eta» th*i wagea<br />
have been ledooad nndef Protection !§<br />
H iearn the weret <strong>of</strong> the sea," hut a» our<br />
atay Upon Its •bores la ptutneted, and<br />
we walk upon the kelp aQd§he)l*9trewii<br />
beKb,' the mysterious charm <strong>of</strong> the<br />
oemu deepeni; w» weave aruunii the<br />
driftwood a thousand new fancies, we<br />
listen with greater eag^fiisn to tbe lore<br />
lisr m Cblfit.<br />
pn on tbe Fennfljivinia train<br />
whleb left AtlanUe <strong>City</strong> Wedaeday<br />
•ftcmoou were etnrUed at the endeavors<br />
g ^<br />
<strong>of</strong> theniion, always riub !o qusiot m-<br />
grater interest to<br />
ill when told upon the enchanted<br />
ground where Ken the buried treasure<br />
<strong>of</strong> pirates, and upon wnu« shores VSM<br />
HU laden with silken bales from the<br />
looma <strong>of</strong> France, aad wisei from her<br />
vlneyMdfl, sploes from Ceylon, ingot!<br />
Of gold and prccloui stones ffoni Got<br />
oonda, have gone dowu, such as are<br />
knows in the tradiUom which cluster<br />
around the Hew Jersey shores,<br />
it i&y <strong>of</strong> nearly four yisra<br />
within tight and sound <strong>of</strong> the sea it has<br />
pneented two phases which rarely oc-<br />
cur. The Winter <strong>of</strong> m aud m U<br />
marked with dark Una In marine rec-<br />
ordj. The same kneU which sounded<br />
. . . . . .. .. I ^ the hearts <strong>of</strong> thorn who had friends<br />
eithergulity<strong>of</strong> alaeboodi or ^ a * on board the U|*fhMd Naronte rang in<br />
d b " b ponrtlerably neglected, y^ ^^^ ef many other* bereft in iiks<br />
manner by the failure <strong>of</strong> schooner, bark<br />
and aloop to ever return. From our<br />
own little island we saw noble vessels<br />
atraad and beat upon the icy bain, Bad<br />
then go dawn to some up again and<br />
straw the beach with fragments <strong>of</strong> keel,<br />
helm, taffiaii aad brokeo spas, aliU<br />
bearing the mete appeal for help in the<br />
i are hundred* <strong>of</strong> people now HF-<br />
im who wWeti we do pot belle,<br />
wbd that la, that under that Mil tbe<br />
taftfi le pot high enough. If a Ugh<br />
;UirilI w«n|dae#d npoomiy foreigner<br />
- catering tbls eonnoy wags would Dot<br />
he nrioced and labor would be fiiUy<br />
The tafflbte to. It to almost<br />
even noder FioteeUon, to<br />
I with mmatdoted Iminl-<br />
child from tbe arms <strong>of</strong> its<br />
mother, who wu kidnapping, ft, Ills<br />
elopM Ram Atlantis Ulty about n<br />
ago with a married man, ud<br />
has siaoe been living In Rlehlani<br />
Mrs, freundlieh sent her sister Tues-<br />
day to Mrs, H Inland's house, when<br />
Freundllch and bis child were beard*<br />
liitf. to nuke a demand far the child.<br />
It was refused, and on Wednesday His,<br />
Freundllch went to the hbase and tear-<br />
iiig the child away from the arras <strong>of</strong><br />
Mrs, Ireland, started for the railroad<br />
station.<br />
The husband was notified and started<br />
after her, reaching the station just as<br />
the train was leaving, Tbe child made<br />
pltlftil calls for Its father, but the mother<br />
hurned Into the train just as U pulled<br />
out, A poiicBmaB was called but ar-<br />
rived too late.<br />
The father has engag&J counsel and<br />
will attempt to secure the child by legal<br />
means, claiming that life mother is not<br />
a fll person tor It to live with,<br />
Mrs, Freundllch is well known In<br />
Tuokaba, when she resided previous<br />
to her marriage.<br />
FURNITURE<br />
CARPETS<br />
Everything to make the home pleasant and comfortable,<br />
Bed-roorifBuite, Parlor Suits, Dining Room Suits, Bookers<br />
and odd pieces.<br />
Brussels in all grades, Jngrain, Hag and Mattinp.<br />
Fur, Smyrna and Moquetfe Hugs,<br />
QUEENSWARE<br />
THE COST<br />
Dinner Sote, English and American.<br />
Tea Sets^ white and decorated.<br />
, Banquet, Piano and Hand Lamps,<br />
We will sell as low as the lowest It will cost you noth-<br />
ing to come, as on a bill <strong>of</strong> 120 or upward we pay your<br />
fore,<br />
wfakb allow* nso who have<br />
obtained living wages to take the<br />
dtH&B simply be*<br />
UNfWlU work fbr lea.<br />
How that the BopnmeO<strong>of</strong>irt baa de-<br />
cided that the fating laws are nnoonttl-<br />
tottotuU w*ibooW like to know<br />
fe<br />
y<br />
alii <strong>of</strong> <strong>Jan</strong>uary, a period <strong>of</strong> two<br />
A% then flat pubbahed ex-<br />
In tba tHMllinf DenlgcEatlc<br />
e^Q <strong>of</strong> tbsfibra to the «cla*ni <strong>of</strong><br />
U t t J O<br />
h v<br />
pvrpose wae It gtasa peb-<br />
lkSiy only a lew boon bstom the State<br />
T^tfahtfnra, otodged to the lepeal <strong>of</strong><br />
5n,j tt* gnond <strong>of</strong> tbe law* befog <strong>of</strong> a<br />
S#P*BiaI stone and not on |taegropn4<br />
ftit gaffbHBgtawt In thomielTea are<br />
Mon,<br />
p<br />
y to a pakitoD<br />
Hay, badkhtne thoua^tf Bat<br />
r ws abontd *wy isoeb like to be enllght*<br />
« features<br />
flf 4tt •dtort life 1* the continued an-<br />
- A <strong>of</strong> aqheatbBfi, who an<br />
Ubie^i? w their aubveflpuona, but<br />
tfafl IWlftf-<br />
Inetiiree.<br />
Eveiy<br />
;^gp<br />
te dfToaita ttiej find<br />
k la<br />
tatten <strong>of</strong> the ted flag upon ihe<br />
topmast,<br />
Tbm Mte Saving Servlpc has rendered<br />
ivatnaUe aid, and In all the large nun*<br />
be? <strong>of</strong> vessels wrecked and en WB thereby<br />
UQperlUed within this short but mem-<br />
orable period but one life his been lust<br />
by drowning within the field <strong>of</strong> opera-<br />
tion <strong>of</strong> the life saving enm legated<br />
within the olty Units,<br />
for three nights duripg the season<br />
above mentioned the sold weather was<br />
phenoBeaaJ for this latitude. AM the:<br />
•tin went down the unerring Instinct <strong>of</strong><br />
the seabhdB guided 'their flight iiiiand,<br />
and as their plaintive, discordant notes<br />
died away In the distance the noise <strong>of</strong><br />
the waves aubfided until a solemn still-<br />
ness settled upon the deep, and as ulgbt<br />
Ml sot a tipple broke the awful silence.<br />
When morning dawned the ocean was<br />
a vast smooth plain as far an the eye<br />
eould reach, Boreas and Neptyne had<br />
met In invisible eonflictand the chariots<br />
<strong>of</strong> these* gods were overthrown and the<br />
'•white sea horses" lay hound and help-<br />
fas* The only objects which broke the<br />
monotony wen the sea buoys, which,<br />
ever Mnee they nave been aDehond<br />
then to mark the channels among the<br />
shoal*, had bounded and whirled to the<br />
motion <strong>of</strong> the waves, but now stood<br />
motionless, held In the same powerful<br />
grasp. No description can convey (he<br />
tdea<strong>of</strong> the seuatlons <strong>of</strong> those who be*<br />
held It, It could only he compared to<br />
a sun giving no light, a world without<br />
aoy iobablUnU.<br />
As the sun rose nigber the uU melted<br />
In little partiekB untU the whole man<br />
<strong>of</strong> lee beeams porous, and by soon the<br />
waters beneath was «u<br />
)5, IW,<br />
Dress Go tons.<br />
Fresh featufej with almost<br />
every day.<br />
J.<br />
Some <strong>of</strong> fte stuffs never<br />
seen before this season.<br />
fwn, (ttxsd«tr*t t*«iiiipf<br />
i is sapfctoi tt |i60<br />
dlble, AM they were freed oat b tbe<br />
open as* iparkllng Unebeeame visible<br />
around the boilion, tbte gradually<br />
d b b<br />
Dress T^ieots.<br />
Thirty tlimisand yards t<br />
All the mill man had—fine<br />
All-woo! Tricots, jfi m, wide*<br />
They cost him more to mike,<br />
they'd coat him more to niake<br />
to-day. BuE he's glad to have<br />
us pass them out to you at<br />
25 AKD 30c THI YARD.<br />
Two qualities, easily the hm%<br />
value <strong>of</strong> the kind we ever had.<br />
Colors include<br />
Marseilles Spreads,<br />
If you know what these prices<br />
have a right to be you 1 11 won-<br />
der why the maker lets them<br />
go. Two sorts 1<br />
]=WelI Bade, fakt blaeh, full b!<br />
pretty, pew puWrBi, at»1.05«eh,<br />
2—U**tqyalitj mads le Atneri<strong>of</strong>v. floe clwe<br />
htcS and fM», B««iHjlTie paiteraj, *t<br />
^ -<br />
Down Fillotbs.<br />
Imported satin covers,<br />
broidered and puffed. Filled<br />
with good down, at $5 instead<br />
<strong>of</strong> $6 to $9; a few at #7,50 in-<br />
stead <strong>of</strong> $ 10.<br />
JOHN<br />
NowJs Your Chance!<br />
The Best Groceries<br />
AT THE<br />
Priw <strong>of</strong> Infrrior (ioods!!<br />
nni t<br />
tan<br />
ardful<br />
ptrtir<br />
nltwrm Blue*<br />
in Seal,<br />
Persian<br />
Furs.<br />
Fur Collarettes,<br />
Marten, Astrakhan,<br />
and combination.<br />
Fur Eton Jackets (the latest<br />
Paris craie) in Seal, Otter,<br />
Electric Seal and combination.<br />
_ Fur Trimmings in all widths.<br />
These are a few hints <strong>of</strong> yard<br />
prices 1<br />
tele ttonbte and ear own<br />
W««pUoo.<br />
f<br />
iHH«ipfalty mang* hl»<br />
a t<br />
that the afMage tiBaeu<br />
papafadltat <strong>of</strong>f U»«p><br />
ttftbamtaetlberat<br />
g<br />
nearer tbe •ban and then with<br />
the n<strong>of</strong>ae <strong>of</strong> ten tbouaand cataracts the<br />
brsken bunt tbe £eiten under which<br />
they bad teen •tmggling and moaning,<br />
and, rnabing forward bore upon their<br />
cntt milllQflia <strong>of</strong> tftu <strong>of</strong> loe wbleh they<br />
deposited upon U» beach on tang, ure-<br />
gutar linw, Ai wave after wave brought<br />
In jt* and piled it bighef and<br />
te p gf<br />
bjgbsr the HID fegatuedJtl power, ca*.<br />
UM, catbednJs, and designs <strong>of</strong> the<br />
t b<br />
nWBSt beauty^ with towert, mlijareU<br />
ibd dooiei iparUlng like dtamends,<br />
•prang np M if by magic and fonned a<br />
bnea*t»ork upon tbe line<br />
marked by the command 'Thus tar<br />
abait tboQ go and there (halJ thy proud<br />
P E.SN8TLVAHIA EAIUIOAP.<br />
WESTJEBBEY R, E.<br />
In effect OCr<strong>of</strong>lER 6,18B,<br />
Ie«T« OCEAH CITY u loUowf-<br />
hU?M iH Bd<br />
B<br />
For<br />
Beiurnftipr-DHiTePbJUdf Iptl* far Oe**n <strong>City</strong>,<br />
Uin pyiL^EJUPHlA, EEOAD ST, 8TATI0H<br />
IQINIW fOlS,<br />
iim, ii is • B,<br />
IS), IMS. 441<br />
Olrf, 6.1J, S<br />
W.R.ELLIOTT, GROCER,<br />
JlAfl CDT PBJGB<br />
From 2S to 40 PerCint.!<br />
FOR CASH ONLY.<br />
Graoulatfd Sugar I<br />
N. p, Molatts Ids qE,, was 16c,<br />
fitst Syrup So t 15<br />
p,<br />
fitst Syru<br />
lie.<br />
q,<br />
So qt, was 15c.<br />
dlb wasSOc,<br />
Rolled O»U 4e lb,. 7 lbs, for £6c, i<br />
Rlee (best) 8clb,,3J|lba, fora&c. I<br />
California Prunes 10c lb,, were 10c, or 3 :<br />
tefgSc.<br />
Stareb 7c per Ib, or 4 Ibe, far 25c,<br />
B 7 t 4 f 2<br />
. STODDART'S<br />
CLOAK DEPARTMENT<br />
Every Cloak<br />
reduced to<br />
Closing Figures.<br />
In 30 differed Hy|«, Ail <strong>of</strong> fbl. •aU0B ! i ih.pe*, and<br />
etrrf garment <strong>of</strong> Ihe loti red sited M HOW MABKED,<br />
The prfcrt an |S, U W, tlMt |9. |10, %\%M, I16.M, |U mm p9 wtl.<br />
W* •>!» .how some specially d«lr«He ahap«> !• <br />
as a V<br />
Health Restorer.<br />
Finest tBcOitfes for<br />
in nine, etc.<br />
Council then adjourned until the 19th<br />
last.<br />
i * i •<br />
Praia cape stair clur,<br />
Lseal sportsmen met In Mayor J. M,<br />
E. Hildretb's <strong>of</strong>lieo Saturday Bight and<br />
raised a fund to restock Cape May<br />
county with quail and rabbit, The<br />
game was nearly all killed <strong>of</strong>f last win-<br />
ter by severe weather,<br />
that Judge Beed bad allowed<br />
the writ <strong>of</strong> habeas corpus, but bad<br />
withheld a full hearing <strong>of</strong> the case;<br />
that lie had subjected the mother and<br />
Rev. Charles Palmer preached In the<br />
Baptist Church Sunday morning,<br />
MiBsLisle Haiaey untertained a num-<br />
ber <strong>of</strong> frieuds at tea Sunday evening<br />
fast,<br />
Wesley Megmnlgle spent Saturday<br />
aud Sunday with relatives here.<br />
Miss Alberta Lake Is suflerlcgfrom<br />
a severe suaclt <strong>of</strong> grip.<br />
Mto Eva Clark and Miss Lena Town-<br />
send spent Saturday In this plaoe.<br />
Miss Basel Boyd, <strong>of</strong> (Jamden, who<br />
baa been spending the jsast two weeks<br />
with her gjBiidmotht*, Mra. Halsey,<br />
has returned to her home,<br />
Mi» BesBle LitUe, <strong>of</strong> Tockahoe, Is<br />
rlslUog MUv Mints Andrews,<br />
The Helping Hand <strong>of</strong> the Baptist<br />
Church will give an entertainment in<br />
the obureh in the near future.<br />
Mn, Mlrfam Debmeey spent Monday.<br />
wltbHre.H.tf.L4ke-<br />
MIsi Gertrude Banders baa returned<br />
home after a vMt ot three weeks to<br />
Philadelphia,<br />
HartyfflSbee,o<br />
thto place on Monday.<br />
M».Harry ftdaea anddaoghter camU<br />
bome on Batarfay fern PhlladelphU<br />
when? tbey went to spend the Winter.<br />
Thay like their old" — •—'<br />
that his orier for the removal <strong>of</strong> the<br />
child to the State <strong>of</strong> New Jersey was<br />
Illegal! that action was taken without<br />
consulting the wishes <strong>of</strong> the child, who<br />
wished to remain with the mother, and<br />
that the petition, for the habeas corpus<br />
was fUed by a non-resident <strong>of</strong> that State,<br />
unsupported by proper Jurat,<br />
<strong>On</strong> the other hand, counsel for the<br />
husband raised the question that the<br />
Supreme Court bad BO jurisdiction In<br />
treating such cases as the present, and<br />
that the proceedings were regular, and<br />
were proper as ancillary to the proceed*<br />
lap pending In the court <strong>of</strong> this State.<br />
The Court reserved its decision.<br />
It will be remember* d that Sage, who<br />
was then a resident <strong>of</strong> Atlantic 0%, at-<br />
tacked his wife last April with a razor<br />
and In the melee the woman received a<br />
number <strong>of</strong> Ugly cuts about the fees.<br />
The report was accepted and the com-<br />
mittee continued.<br />
<strong>On</strong> resolution <strong>of</strong> Mr. Rice, the com-<br />
mittee ou flection bills wan abolished<br />
and the committee on general bills dt><br />
reeled hereafter to meet the day before<br />
the Board meets; all bills not presented<br />
to them on that day to He over until<br />
next meeting,<br />
Areeolutiou expressing theeongratu.<br />
latlous <strong>of</strong> the Board to its Htillrltor,<br />
Morgan Hand, V^q., upon the event <strong>of</strong><br />
his recent marriage, was unanlmoiiHly<br />
adapted, and the liojvrd adjourned.<br />
The sociable given by the Ladles' Aid<br />
Society at the residence <strong>of</strong> Ira S, Chain*<br />
plon on ThURday evening last was well<br />
attended and the programme one <strong>of</strong> un»<br />
usual ejEeeliesce. The exercises wen<br />
opened with cougitgaUonal singing and<br />
prayer, Rev. W, A. Massey Invoking the<br />
blessing, Mto Ella jetMes acquitted<br />
heraelf wi th credit as a vocaUst, appear-<br />
ing In a aolOi Victor Fisher gave an<br />
excellent recitation, A new feature In<br />
tbe Instrumental portion <strong>of</strong> the pro*<br />
gramme was a banjo duet by W. E.<br />
Maseey and Harvey Lake, which was<br />
well received as the hearty applause<br />
attested, Benjamin Cham plon followed<br />
with a recitation, and bis delivery spoke<br />
<strong>of</strong> careful prejiaraUoD, Miss Jennie<br />
Massey rendered a delightful vocal solo.<br />
Hunter Thomas refitted in his usual en-<br />
tertaining style, Frank E, Champion,<br />
who has gained quite a reputation as a<br />
rendered a solo on thai instrn-<br />
MI» Bella Hand closed '.he<br />
musical and literary portion <strong>of</strong> the en-<br />
tertafnnient with a recitation,<br />
RefreehmeptB were served and tbe<br />
remainder <strong>of</strong> tbe evening spent In a<br />
social way.<br />
Picture frames <strong>of</strong> all kinds and<br />
mode to order at Philadelphia<br />
Frames may he seen at Jonnson'Bj 810<br />
Asbury avenue, LABAN HEADLBY.<br />
FOB BALE OB LKASB,—Ooean front<br />
lotn; hay front IoU; alio lots In raoet<br />
, AUutl&Cily.<br />
, SeaUoal Olfiis<br />
A Cbild'* Bitter Grief.<br />
A sad ease, whicb brought leant to the<br />
eyes <strong>of</strong> (he spectators was presented in<br />
the Supreme Court at Camden Sutur=<br />
day. It was a habeas corpus cage in<br />
which Mamie Wllscm bniugitt suit to<br />
recovf f- posscHsiod «f her fi*year-qld<br />
daughter who was held by Mr. and<br />
Mrs, William Fecston <strong>of</strong> Atlantic <strong>City</strong>.<br />
The complainant alleged that when the<br />
child was a wee tot Mra, Foisiou was<br />
given control <strong>of</strong> It aud now that she Is<br />
able to support it the family refused to<br />
surrender her daughter. -<br />
The child Is five years old and has<br />
been with the FeesUm family since It<br />
was live months old. The woman at*<br />
itged it was withheld from her because<br />
she could not pay its back board,<br />
Mr, Feestou said that his family was<br />
greatly attached to the Htile girl and It<br />
would break the heart, .<strong>of</strong> his. wife to<br />
part with her. He knew he had no le-<br />
gal right to retain possession <strong>of</strong> her, but<br />
he did not think the mother could give<br />
her as good a home aa she bad. He<br />
said that the amount <strong>of</strong> money due wp<br />
not considered.<br />
The little girl cried ''Mamma, oh ma><br />
mu, don't lei them take me from you."<br />
She then clung about the neck <strong>of</strong>; Mrs.<br />
Feestou, who hugged her closely as the<br />
Maiding tears trlek|ed down her cheeks.<br />
Judge Garrison was powerless and<br />
mu]d do nothing but decide in favor af<br />
the mother. Mr. Feeston unloosed (he<br />
child from the .embrace <strong>of</strong> his wife and<br />
as the. tears rolled down his cheeks he<br />
ted the little one over to its mother,<br />
She grasped the little baud and left the<br />
room with the little girl screaming for<br />
her fester mother, white Mre. Feestou<br />
hid her face In her hands mid wept,<br />
Judge Garrison was overcome and<br />
left the court room remarking, "1 don't<br />
want to see that po<strong>of</strong> woman weep*<br />
ing,"<br />
Msohxtety<br />
Pun<br />
A cream <strong>of</strong> tartar baking powder.<br />
Highest <strong>of</strong> all la leavening strength,—<br />
Latest United States Government Food<br />
Report. *<br />
Royal Baking Powder Co*,<br />
tOfl #ALL ST*, S, T.<br />
AN ORDIIIAHCB<br />
To UfOTldc for ittjE dlap«MI «fee*i<br />
. tain lets In tile BsrsBstaaiaeesB<br />
<strong>City</strong>, COHttty <strong>of</strong> Gape lii ud<br />
De !i 6B«ffll, bjr the Mayor and OOfflwfl <strong>of</strong> the<br />
BcroHgii pf Qcpap Gitf i coUdty <strong>of</strong> Qip# Baf And<br />
SMle af He* Jefaejf, that, wbefeaa, Uw aajd<br />
btiFQiiBfc (lid SlitiiB flni daj qf AflgBCt, iue<br />
IKimin! ene Ihaiiupd eight hundred and DII<br />
BUfctlllle <strong>of</strong> DM Einer O. Batea 9$ tile, two<br />
lain joMsJUutflun thowMt*; - '<br />
innue, bftWHB Blxlh aad<br />
and known u JeU namNred Umlg<br />
M3|^-D!BI> (M) Ml tbn# Imndrnd ug MTrtljr-<br />
Diie (STi) in Mwtlciri '"A" KserdiBi to the pUu<br />
<strong>of</strong> |BII qf lite U,»san OtJ AHMiation, In said<br />
bgredgh, for (he purpose* ftn4 rura <strong>of</strong> laid<br />
lHsriJUifhj and wIiBftmi, lbs prwetit Hajor and<br />
pDliBoll Otid the lriU|p*4equat*fOrthppi]rpoaea<br />
md ats for wljjch, they mtt orifltlaiij 1 BBf-<br />
ehaied, and whereat Uit) bonufk haf a 60U*<br />
fide <strong>of</strong>fer <strong>of</strong> OBB Thoiuand Dollar* fer, Ih* aaii<br />
iota by ono Florn E, Charnplnn, whieh prtee «<br />
RUN iscdnaJdered faj ibia SJayor uj OOBBCil to<br />
a'the lobinat in thl*<br />
EL'rjhatnpton pf<br />
"^afamefi<br />
~ i It etmeM, that «Ae Major abd ttirrk are<br />
ibjauthertted l« Siepnre the deed for "<br />
Bornueti <strong>of</strong> Oi.**n Cfii, for the turn pf <strong>On</strong>e<br />
DoIlaH nd<br />
Bn UcBHt*4t that thit ordinance ihaLl take<br />
fft I d i t i<br />
gt diBeijf,<br />
ID wilnen where<strong>of</strong> th*> May or DU tipreUbfci<br />
ut hli hand IBJ nfflsrd (he Hal <strong>of</strong> [he laid<br />
borouffajand «ned the ipe ta » attetted to<br />
by the Bqroqjh Olertl thll Twenty-nlaUl day <strong>of</strong><br />
Dsrerabar 4, D. IMS.<br />
AlU-ill H. B. ADAMS, Q.P.MOOHK.<br />
I', F=if.i,J5 BandJCb QKE-, Mayer,<br />
p. m9 gAMFlON*<br />
BStiMM H<br />
Stoves, Heaters,Range8,<br />
450 West<br />
OCEAH €JITV9 Wm<br />
jobbing promptly<br />
to. Estimates cheerfully given.<br />
Guarariteetddorlrst-dassw^ii<br />
and use the beat material.<br />
Orders left at Win. Ukc*i<br />
<strong>of</strong>fice, corner Six& and Asbmy<br />
ivenue, will nxeive prompt<br />
H0* 108 MAfiKET STREET,<br />
PHILADBLFH1&,<br />
FAMILY Vina<br />
ALWAYS TO! fHlBHIiaT *UP BHI TO H<br />
posits fit THM aunoer.<br />
Full Flavored Teas,<br />
Choice Brands <strong>of</strong> C<strong>of</strong>fee,<br />
Sugars <strong>of</strong> all Grades,<br />
Canned Frulr<br />
Pickles, Spices, Raisini, D<br />
Beef, Butter and Lard!<br />
Hams <strong>of</strong> Best Qual<br />
Weighed when Purchased by<br />
Customers. No Loss w<br />
Weight Charged to Furchaseim<br />
Step laud Bah MiMtlesa tamtim *m<br />
Mudrn»t»MlteklFllldI|<br />
l<br />
The Liquor Traffic and its<br />
kindred evils are forever pro-<br />
hibited by deed,<br />
Every lover <strong>of</strong> Temperance<br />
and Morals should combine to<br />
help us.<br />
Water Supply,<br />
Railroad,<br />
Steamboats<br />
And all other<br />
Thousands <strong>of</strong> bts for sale<br />
at various prices, located in all<br />
parts <strong>of</strong> the city.<br />
For information apply to<br />
E.B.LAKE.<br />
Secretary.<br />
<strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>City</strong> Asso'n,<br />
Over 11,000 SquM© Ptet <strong>of</strong> Moor Room,<br />
EN-<br />
WEATHERBY BLOCK MILLVItLE, N. J.<br />
Goods are as represented or money will be<br />
refunded. Compare prices and you will be<br />
convinced.<br />
ier, Fourth Street and West Avenue,<br />
OOEAN OITY^ N. J.<br />
TIB ru<strong>of</strong>er Ind aheeMron W«fer, All Modi<br />
<strong>of</strong> Bl<strong>of</strong>eCartinnfumhilHsdMihortBftHee. flu-<br />
OlidD BitiYim a •p*cl-J(y1 AU rt td<br />
iienMHl<br />
OYSTER IND DIMM WM<br />
flPii FOR THE WIITER SEASOI.<br />
Belle we Honii,<br />
••rted ID SHR ilile, HeaU at all bonra,<br />
HAM'L SCHtfBCH, Prop'r,<br />
Tbe annual election <strong>of</strong> <strong>of</strong>fleere fer the<br />
<strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>City</strong> Building and Loan Asaoeis.<br />
tlon, which WH held on Saturday evea><br />
lag Iftat, renulted ID the choice <strong>of</strong> lb§<br />
following pnUemeai Secretary, WH-<br />
treoaurer,R, Howard Thura;<br />
Ip; y<br />
d&itabfe QQTO<br />
Or B, U,<br />
Bwm I BBIOE 11 BBwm 111—Orderi<br />
for brick IeH at Tbom's hardware and<br />
ftimStaW etme o* at Glean Cottage, 8tU<br />
St aad Hafts ATO., will leoelTe protspt<br />
attedttoii; or «rtttt Abel D/SttOi, sou-<br />
tdbJKteJtaltlOttG<br />
directors, B, B, Sampson, B. B. MiUer,<br />
John Brower, Qndfrey Ang, George Q,<br />
Adams and E, A. Bourgeois,<br />
As the contest for president <strong>of</strong> the as*<br />
soolatfon resHlted In a tie between (I, P,<br />
Moore, the present Inqumbent, uid G.<br />
0, Adams, the election for tUit <strong>of</strong>fice<br />
was made a epeelal order for the FebiU"<br />
aiy meeting,<br />
Tbe pecretftry'a report shows the sow*<br />
daUon to be In a wand finanolal candl<<br />
tlon,<br />
FOB BAU? OB EJEOHASOE.—Nlnej<br />
oomed house, good bam, 22 acres o l<br />
grdond, containing flqe orehard—wlq-<br />
Cnek, Will rtotrtnp Sir <strong>Ocean</strong><br />
. Bargahi, Apply to or add<br />
ihlnson. <strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>City</strong>, XT, J,<br />
I am prepared to furnish a flrtfccloa<br />
red brick jnaianteod to withstand the<br />
froet or rJImaUo obooaea. which baa uo<br />
anpariorlothe • ? - -<br />
—x<br />
at tbe present<br />
time lbr use in paving, Not <strong>On</strong>ly art<br />
tbeyn superior article, tint the coat Is<br />
union lew than those <strong>of</strong> other brands<br />
now In mm In oar lows,<br />
Y<br />
WESLEY HOUSE-<br />
Serv 8th St, and Wesley Ave,,<br />
OCEAiSTClTY»N,J,<br />
f hk ftauw b deilflhrfollr lemm on * wid.<br />
»»*ByB*f!*irfMtrfflra ilia eoiB twutfr<br />
d||ttoBi flnt etaai. Term* naaDHl,lti ten<br />
all the faaf. A % HJ f ^<br />
JOHN BROWER,<br />
Paiitermd<br />
First<br />
DE4LEBUT<br />
Pure Wklle<br />
mi ftll*l G«i«n.<br />
Quality Hard OU<br />
Varnbhes,<br />
L,|p<br />
and<br />
Fire anil Water<br />
Pro<strong>of</strong> Falnta.<br />
Pure Metallic Paints for Tir<br />
and Shingle Ro<strong>of</strong>s (and m,<br />
other should be used where<br />
ntin water is caught for family<br />
use).<br />
All brands <strong>of</strong> Ready Mixed<br />
Paints,<br />
Window Glass <strong>of</strong> all kinds<br />
and patterns. Reference given,<br />
HT0BI3ON ABBUBY AVE<br />
OCEAN cim<br />
ALSO, FI7NIBAL<br />
IN<br />
Rne, Cedar<br />
and Hcmloch<br />
BUILDING LUMBER<br />
WtadowFraMt,<br />
Sitk-Datn,<br />
MBllli WlML<br />
tMitfitp MMlt,<br />
Uih* Uiit,Ctmt<br />
PHILfiDELPHIB PRESS.<br />
Paper \<br />
Clean, Ung@nsat.Qnal,<br />
and Just ihe Paper<br />
A full supply<br />
hand, and under cay***'<br />
Orders kit *f£No. 75<br />
bury averme will recei<br />
it k West AT§.»<br />
aTtyi,<br />
•i»'
msm*?,<br />
•Jti::<br />
MM<br />
and<br />
; nairj's« lubject was praanled by Dr,<br />
Tslmage thhi forenoog to the nnial<br />
,- r» , ftftdbtnt<br />
church in AisejRaL Tho congregation,<br />
led by organ aqd cornel, sang a grstpel<br />
to the ftina <strong>of</strong> "Homo, Bwrfit<br />
trtai^BS eFgBtyg arshii<br />
'%• bpya sta girh'Bre. learning<br />
Krijool lesMtn, gnd froui tho storting ant<br />
f.jn tlie inuniirfg, whon'the tiptk't or bat<br />
<strong>of</strong> Hlaiu or UhJi dr overahou la kwt<br />
r Wiat iriglif, uli «ut til imfiUlu thi<br />
4—^jffiiftfis niiiiii I u ami >bQut-uati]-^'ou-<br />
*»«! rhfSf/. tbeai f^biii s*llaf to fflrM and<br />
•tlfroBi from flimi tuUiy bark fuiic<<br />
or tfts^nelt yufd, "WhCTo'B liieth^rf' lB.<br />
floal a (tnlld'g life is so tqli <strong>of</strong> that<br />
question that if ho ho: hricen away anb<br />
<strong>of</strong> the tidnga Hint tha mothef uiert<br />
Mmts and, the Biknee tiiut, sowi ep=<br />
pr^SM bur Is tho niseneif <strong>of</strong> that tcfit ^y<br />
jut bfieqihm-niftg; and when<br />
i b<br />
Han,' which aho will aaver hear oa mtth<br />
•gain, jxtwpE she hi-ars it ia a dream<br />
which aometimi-a ratsfra tha nursery<br />
jnaEasJt was, and thon fhtt voieo fosm*<br />
back so oatnral, and B»««set, and go in*<br />
accent, and so inquiiiagthut tho dresin<br />
breakaat the words, " Where'ouioth.ir!'.'<br />
H that question were put to most <strong>of</strong><br />
na ihja Morning, wo would have to say,<br />
If we ipolse traihfuHy, like gl«t«&'a<br />
mother, aho fg at the palace window,<br />
She. has bcraiflQ a qneen njitQ Uod fur-<br />
ever, and she ia pulling bark tho rich<br />
folds <strong>of</strong> the king's upholstery to look<br />
down atug, ty§ are not told the jiar=<br />
4faSlafejboat the ^^mm-^^m^<br />
era's mother, hot tlicro ia in that scene<br />
in the beak ef Judg.s m much about<br />
poi a mujKet m tn» umtct qnt said;<br />
"Th<strong>of</strong>g, my eon, takd tbla and ouver<br />
dlsgroco It, for nnncrabtr I] bail riithur<br />
all my •aBsshiialllMpI ui!B bun<strong>of</strong>iiblo<br />
pravatjiajithnt oqeijf TIR'UI phctuld iiirn<br />
b(a back on uii wiumy. tiu nnd<br />
4mrt«]^tLBt-wbtigihrdon;<br />
tngetsojWn to all Lrnve .UL>U it i8 al-<br />
ways shut against tmwnrdri," Agrip-<br />
pina, tho mother <strong>of</strong> Nero, iritinieresa,<br />
yea aro not surprised thai her ton was<br />
nmnrdorer, (Jive thHt child nn aver-<br />
cnk-chiaui, aud maho him ftoitu<br />
<strong>of</strong> the fiihbaa a pttniibiiK'at,<br />
and make Sunday a bare; and ho will<br />
became A stoat antagonist <strong>of</strong><br />
Uaiiity, Iinprcai him with the<br />
nad the gMilality and the<br />
religion, and he will tie<br />
and cienjphir for all tiny} and etmnity,<br />
A few days ago Hiilit iwforp ear ta=<br />
prea train on the LoBJavilld and Notb*<br />
fills raJirgad ths pfvtisliiig toiin hiid<br />
gone down thryngh u broken hrid^, 13<br />
unra falling log fwt and thiifl eoa-<br />
Burned, I saw that only ono span <strong>of</strong> the<br />
bridge waHdswn and ail thgothtr epaiia<br />
were afanding, pian a good bridge <strong>of</strong><br />
laorala for yaqr mm ahd danghtcra,<br />
hot have the Brat sjian <strong>of</strong> 10 yijarn do-<br />
leetive. and tbruugh that'thcy<br />
' panea oS tiiL' wiudpw aro lint griut<br />
flgaf etiil huvcfvd<br />
inuitriAjUii], iiftt<br />
ii Bifijill jHiataf, 1<br />
nrright «f timhi, IN<br />
wiijtef pii>tiirt?d~ !iy its; I<br />
by<br />
is<br />
•nUint<br />
r "its tin re knit<br />
mi humdy<br />
JJL<br />
tiiiuJN (Jf tint<br />
ililW, I- Tliii<br />
with'<br />
J #n «<br />
A WJU ku^vn gentluiaan <strong>of</strong> Seattle the<br />
otbvr duy bundud to a repurtff acBriona<br />
lookiug scurfiiin, th? bvufl <strong>of</strong> it being <strong>of</strong><br />
tliu also <strong>of</strong> a tiiHitl] uiurble, eutU oaJo<br />
fi bu)'ii. bi culor it<br />
b<br />
GREAT PASGAINS IN ^^tt<br />
Infc; Very Krrt, and<br />
j be WB eaf o, he « f to sk«p<br />
^oo tho floor, bnt Jaclf*who haa ro-<br />
•ol*e4 npon hU death, took n tot pn^<br />
long nnd ronnd and'Sharp, in QUO hnud<br />
and « hammer in her other hand, and,;<br />
,' pnttiDg tbe sharp qnjd <strong>of</strong>. j&e 'tent pin to<br />
:the fordHail<strong>of</strong> Slafrfn, lJrtth her other<br />
6MB •fctc^Hfte|;.!tho hammer aad<br />
hrqught ifedown on tbe bead <strong>of</strong> the friti<br />
Slaeta atrng.<br />
f to'rflfe, and eha sttnek him again,<br />
heiitrnggjyd to riss, nod the tbird<br />
time she'atruck him, and the ooinniiiiid*<br />
erinehlol <strong>of</strong> tuoC'ammiaiiiih host lay<br />
down, thoegb all the rat kyop stnud<br />
"ng, O ffiiii!, O woman, if yon have<br />
preserved jonr integrity and Dro roaijy<br />
ian. yea havts n«t uf'iill to thank<br />
Jod, Bad! think host von have to<br />
thank year met Bur. The laoat<br />
i¥o thing at tha iDaagaratiou <strong>of</strong><br />
A, Garfielil na |irt%iiU>ai uf tho<br />
Btntc-a was tbyt after ho bad taken tUfs<br />
oath <strong>of</strong> <strong>of</strong>flcii ho turned round ruiil ia<br />
tho preidaeo <strong>of</strong> the anprcino LTJurj nild<br />
the eenato <strong>of</strong> the UBited atiitis<br />
. . . : . , . ... 4; -k'ttm t!ii><br />
bridge <strong>of</strong>,the iiiefltlow LrtK '•-; M .ti ! un{|ijf,<br />
who dlpmutifit?) in front'ef I'I- wlmlew.<br />
Be lifts sntj dfBjig tny heiivv Jfnoehff uf \<br />
the fanahulist! (joiir, 'iUomii iii!"iB the<br />
rcspong^ ilo gives his nimid ntiil siiys.<br />
11 1 liaVfl eolliijOH aaHi! eFrH&d." "Thi're<br />
iS'Cothlng the iniittr with niy BOD<br />
in thoeity, ia thefeF' ehe nska, '• ¥csi; !<br />
ho snys, "Your Hun'niit intonn'nnfor-<br />
tunotoCnTOunti r with a young man !a<br />
K liquor Niioun liiat iifght antl la biully<br />
hyrt, Tho fiiet ia lid tonuot get wull.<br />
1 hate to tcill you ull, 1 am sorry ts<br />
say ho isdiHid," M Dc;adi" nhv crlua m<br />
she ftitura huek. "<strong>On</strong>, ay stm! uiy<br />
Bon'iHyiun! Would Ud i had ditd<br />
fur thiijj" That ia this ending uf till<br />
her t'Jin 6 a«d anslftifia and good conn*<br />
ftj£ tbuf lnjy, _ Thai ia her unv for<br />
•m.m<br />
Ueanwhite In tho diAanCfl Sl^pra's<br />
mother dtB amid smronndlDgB <strong>of</strong> wealth<br />
ud posjpand sconfti palatial-waiting<br />
fcij JU» retain, , E^eryiOflihef eEi»H,ta<br />
bsfrmm to be TictorioBa, and this moth-<br />
0 looked oat st - the wtsdoi? sxpecting<br />
t i b i drive, tip in-faiscbuiotfoi<br />
agOm loaded with bld<br />
j g j t f o n<br />
q nd enslaved. I see her now<br />
•itHsg at the window, ia high mpeets'."<br />
t^9b« Watchl* thj^ Cflrth^t'tnrn <strong>of</strong><br />
tftaropd,, jfte look* Wrtiiu flyfng dust<br />
iOf'-'tfcfc iwllt fcbufa, 'tbB Qfit-uAsh <strong>of</strong><br />
toe bit <strong>of</strong> the banes' bridle efce will<br />
in waiting that we know her<br />
IniBst bflvit IMWU princely and palatial.<br />
fgi we hiiVe no minute And* particular<br />
dest-riptiiin nf thu jminra at .whias wiu-<br />
dowont gloriflgd mother slis, hBt th<strong>of</strong>o<br />
ia go mnuh ID tbe closing ehaptere <strong>of</strong><br />
ffie gedd old bffsh ahdnt crowns, anfl<br />
pearls jig oneflgh to mafcs a ^te ant <strong>of</strong><br />
OH6Of thonj, HOW sonp uiid marriage<br />
rappers, and hnr|)a, and white horsps i hia old mother. If 1 had tjino to tiiko<br />
wi$h ki^ga in the slirrnps, and golden i itaHstica oat <strong>of</strong> th» auiliouce, aad 1<br />
carjdiearicJB that w kiiuw iho heavsa* ] ceflld ruk what prflpertion <strong>of</strong> yeti wlio<br />
ly Tesiiiooeo <strong>of</strong> enr taethur is Ea|wrh, ia [ are Qhri«tfuiia owe yuiir lalvrition<br />
i EgloBiijiiiyd, \M ilcinied, iaem- , God to luiiturnni fldelity, 1 tJunk<br />
is foniUiiluftl. is giorifiiil he- [ tBreo-foHfths <strong>of</strong> you woahl<br />
tho power <strong>of</strong> pencil or [ten or ' '<br />
tongue to prtm'nt, and in the window <strong>of</strong><br />
thai palace the mother aita watching<br />
for aewa fteia the batlje. What a eoH=<br />
trast hot ween that edwfiai<br />
'and her once, earthly<br />
What a work to briflg BJI a fnmily, in<br />
the old fiinu wtif, with;bnt littiy ar no<br />
hirpl hu]pr except perhspsfor the wiiih-<br />
jng day or for the iwiuo Blanghteriog,<br />
crtlled '•the killing duy!"<br />
OLD kAEmON^b MMtlBiB,<br />
is then au readlBg <strong>of</strong> elnbo=<br />
creatiFcs on tbo U'at taodtfl <strong>of</strong> ft'ur»<br />
ing ehlfdren, and thea leaving it all to<br />
hired help, with one or two visita fldny<br />
to.iflie BBT«rj- to §ep if ^o pilaelpija<br />
fire ifelliE carried, o<strong>of</strong>. The<br />
f j<br />
WW*flad|oas %briiisna hpleider<br />
i Bible only hinta at, bat leave* U8<br />
j bat<br />
I boi« that fmhet<br />
haft not<br />
te<br />
yonr foot, •'Ha! ha?" saia OiJauidien<br />
ef the resitnunt to Charije, siuu <strong>of</strong> the.ir<br />
commdiw. •* what faai niBtle tho Lhaiigu<br />
in yea? Yoa MSH] to like iin na wt-U aa<br />
nnyefni!,*' Fulling frota hia poektt<br />
hia njothif^ letter, in which, afU? ti-Il-<br />
ing <strong>of</strong> some e<strong>of</strong>fltoria thi! bad saat liiiu,<br />
ehe eonelndftl,, "Wearo all praying for<br />
yen, Charlie, that yua may bo a Chris-<br />
tian." huHuiJ, "fJoyg, thut'a the HJB-<br />
tence,"<br />
• fQB KEEJPLS ESTRl^NlD,<br />
Ths trpiiblewith Siwra's msithnr WJIB<br />
j that, while sitting at the window <strong>of</strong> my<br />
I test, watching, far aewa <strong>of</strong> her BOB tttihi<br />
:the battl<strong>of</strong>lsia, bho and the two lutd<br />
. qUHlitici) af bsjiitg ai^oltstts and btiug<br />
; tee load at personal udornuient, Tiio<br />
j Bible acc-omit aays: ''Her wton ladii's<br />
;aaawered ht'ryeo, Sborcturucd HUHA-GT<br />
to herself- 'HMvethey not sped? Huve<br />
;thoy not diviJud the pn?y=to eviiry<br />
tinan a darned or two, te BiBera a itryy<br />
^<strong>of</strong> divyra egitiM, a pruy <strong>of</strong> divera mhin<br />
<strong>of</strong> nycdiewtirk, <strong>of</strong> diveta culon* af ace-<br />
;dleworkgn yeth lidesf " Hhe maki'S<br />
,;! J liliilonB tittcraBco obont the wound-<br />
« down with njeaoJ^ or searJQt fever, ' fti in battle, abeat the hlqodaliod. about<br />
or round the hdaa with WBoijping : the dying, shout tho drnfl, about the<br />
eooghsand crouiM and ro<strong>of</strong>ouud fin. IprincipleB involved In tfle Imttlo gojag<br />
fers and earflchea and all thd infantilo ' en, a hattli* so finportant that the atnrg<br />
whiah at mm& Hina awosp'• nnd the tty%hels took part, and theelyHh<br />
Bpon every, larj^ hytwcholfl, Soiae <strong>of</strong> id aivorda wjis answered hy tho thunder<br />
got rested in this ; ef the ikies; Wbst aho thinks mm at<br />
most <strong>of</strong> thffliB old folks did tho i<br />
thsiwashfng, the intniiiiig, the dnrn-<br />
iBf, the natehihg, iho imiliacry, tho<br />
mantua miikiiiM, the hongt'ktt'ping,' imd<br />
in hurried hot vest tinju la'lpvd Bpread<br />
ths Jiajcf tread dowa the ioiid ia ih*j<br />
HOW. They ware at ths Bnina tfiue ea=<br />
terers, tajlnrs, ddeESfB, chnplaina nnd<br />
htiuatshold all to^'th-<br />
^<br />
B 0i ! y v^<br />
ejiwa* when theatara «*iiied to flgbt<br />
hMbefreonrkfl. Kol Nol HeissobraTe<br />
la battle I know ho baa won tho day<br />
Butjilaafotth<br />
pr^tl<br />
fngfagr feer'son tome from<br />
battls, AM a solitary mos-<br />
^Mpa-jiftiTing ta hot najtt riid« np to<br />
the^wiiidowat whieh the mother<br />
worffl' '/JbatcBfi <strong>of</strong> the ielf rocking era- ; - Is the bright cultn <strong>of</strong> the wardrobes tu<br />
flla<strong>of</strong>OBrday, welch, ivonqd np, will * • - - - -• - • -'•<br />
go heoj afiar hoar for tho Holnce <strong>of</strong> tho<br />
young BlBSiberer, it wni wenrj foot on<br />
the reeker Bonietiinca hnif thu day or<br />
half the night —rock—rock«= rock«<br />
rock, InHtoad <strong>of</strong>. onr drag storys Hied<br />
with a|i tho Bondcre <strong>of</strong> uinteria ^aed*<br />
iea and called ap thwagh a telephone,<br />
with tifem the OBly flpotheenry short <strong>of</strong><br />
fonr njiles* ride was the garret with<br />
its banehes <strong>of</strong> peppermint and pciiny='<br />
royal anil gdtnipnnd mustanJ and cain=<br />
o^iie flowers, which wery esptctc-d to<br />
I have<br />
,-.^t„-,,-.-.-:, - jttdwaifanat<strong>of</strong>lswa<br />
^pojf^iGtoFi'or defeat, if she be not<br />
Is<br />
,_ ^bip j^BninhHat. So bad 80D<br />
ls»j CBsriota and a hort <strong>of</strong> many thoo.<br />
than the snniea <strong>of</strong> Israel,<br />
-wnpa tfap/etBerdde, and tbo<br />
ef prcuarihg breakfniit, dlnaer<br />
and snpptir, Ths ehiif Uiniie they<br />
heard waa that <strong>of</strong> ipinniijg wheel and<br />
rocking chair. Fagged eat, lipadauhy<br />
and with ankles swollen, Those eld<br />
fashioned mothers—if aay persons ever<br />
fittBd opiiropiijitily into a^ood, cni$,<br />
comfortablo tjeaven, U»y\werg the<br />
folfa," and they got there, ana they are<br />
rested. They wear nb sp stacks, for<br />
they, have their taiid fiiMit—aa they<br />
liviM long cnongh on earth to get their<br />
SHSBd sight—-Bad they do cot havo to<br />
paot ferbfeaih after going op the cin-<br />
frald ftairt <strong>of</strong> the Eternal pahiee, at<br />
whose window they now ait wait ing for<br />
news from tho battle,<br />
Bnt if any onts feoepi on asking the<br />
ffl i^Whera'a BJOiauH" I ftMWer,<br />
in ymif preheat chnractqr, .Tho<br />
dlltyJis that yonr nhysieil fea-<br />
.•Bggesit'her, IfJhert be seven<br />
children in a hnnrnhntd at least six <strong>of</strong><br />
them look like' their mother, anfl the<br />
older yea ^t ths inon yon will look<br />
l!to his,;,;, Bat J gpeak BOW especially<br />
<strong>of</strong> your cheracWif anfl not <strong>of</strong> jour looks,<br />
Thi^Jsi^i^ ejcpfaJHefl, poring tte<br />
int Wyears'ftf jonr life yon were al=<br />
mat SlMfta. timeMtt her, and yonr<br />
fatter yfiB: *»^rOTly: ! niorBJap and<br />
There are no yeari ia say life<br />
•6 Irop<strong>of</strong>tatit for Impression as the firat<br />
10. Then and iheteli the iBpresalon<br />
Bade for virtue dr vice, for truth or<br />
falsebood, for firavfryer wwardica, for<br />
religion or akepticiun. Suddenly start<br />
sot frqn behind a door and frighten<br />
It<strong>of</strong>hildj and yoa mnysDatter hiH nerv-<br />
'OUB By*tem for s IlftHme, Daring the<br />
Brat 10 year* yoa can tell hfu enough<br />
M tonuka him a coward till<br />
be captured nnd the needlework, "To<br />
, Bisdrn a prvy yf divcra colora. a prey nf<br />
; divers coierHfif needir-wnrk. <strong>of</strong> divira<br />
colors sf urL>d Id work an Loth sides, *•'<br />
New iieithtr SffBra'a ninthernor any<br />
one BIBO can say too aiach in onlngy <strong>of</strong><br />
the needle. It'baa made isoro qe«fnl<br />
coaqneata than the award, Pulnted at<br />
one aid saa with nn eye ut tae othw,<br />
whether <strong>of</strong> hono or ivoij-, aa in carliust<br />
Hinei er uf bronze, as in Pliny's tiuioi<br />
or <strong>of</strong> etseJ, aa la Hiodcrn iluiSi whether<br />
jaborio&sly fasliioqcd aa formerly hy<br />
one hand, or us now, when 100 work-<br />
men in a fnctory aro einploj-ed to mate<br />
the different jiarta <strong>of</strong> one needlo, it is<br />
an inHtrmjii'nt divinyly ordin-d far tho<br />
comfort, for the life, for tho health; for<br />
the ad<strong>of</strong>Dindnt <strong>of</strong> the huraaq race, mio<br />
ey* <strong>of</strong> the needio liathaix-n Bure.ddinra-<br />
tie cdsjfgrt tiiid more gladtltiied pover-<br />
ty tnd m<strong>of</strong>i£Chrii!tign,service than any<br />
other five, Thts inuIerB sewing macliino<br />
has in nu wim nlw]iBU«l tho needle, but<br />
rather enihnmed it. Thank God for the<br />
ncedjowork, fropj the tirho wijaa tlie<br />
Lord Alnii|3!ity fteiu the henveas ot-<br />
dered in rt^'itrd til th«enitfroi;liT«l iloor<br />
ef the ancient hiljefnacla, "Tiien ehnlt<br />
make a hanging for tho dair af the tent<br />
<strong>of</strong> bine and pnrplo and s«irlet and Hna<br />
twined Hnt'o Wrought .with needle^<br />
work," down to tha womanly bniida<br />
which thia winter la this taberBaehi sro<br />
hia Uehaif, Thnt fa<br />
the luid nt-w* frotii tlie irattlo, 8u thu<br />
tidings <strong>of</strong> aNrfciiuinrChfiatiiuiKonii truy.<br />
cl to this wjuijuwa <strong>of</strong> uartli ur tho win»<br />
dtifts <strong>of</strong> Ufnvm ut which liiotityra §it,<br />
"tint," says aunts oiw, "ara you uoi<br />
BifHtiikua aliosit iny f-Ioritied mythtr<br />
hi'Jiriug <strong>of</strong> njy fivilduiiigH HUWIJ ghu<br />
m-atawayr 11 Hayn h.uiui tiUi'tlBt?, "Aiu<br />
yoa nut uiiHtiifci'y Hkmi iuy ghiMnVsl<br />
at-iiriiig <strong>of</strong> my aujf HuorilSt'c uiul<br />
ra^fuynty _ iifiti Htrugglu Ui i|u<br />
right?" Nyl UtuVon iitisj liirth arg in<br />
qtjjtatimt i*oiiijniiiiiciitju]!. Theju nre<br />
traius Fanning n\vry fi^ iiiiiiiitra—<br />
troini uf iiiiUiiirtiiiN liHrracling iiiji] tju,<br />
Bcunaiiiii—nijirita goiiig fr.jin oHrtli to<br />
hravyii to Hvs tuery. ij(iri(H<br />
ing from htavou tu vntth tt><br />
aad hdi>» They hunt- froiii m mnuy<br />
iiines ovi-ry duy. Do they iitur fci.u»il<br />
usves <strong>of</strong> Uiid n<br />
iedan, tliis 1<br />
lit?, in wbiuh UVITJ? ony uf ii^ is<br />
ing en the? riyht Hide or thu wrong tf(lv.<br />
O Qinit Xvhrjay I imi, ttusl whiiyj 1 nin<br />
trying to Kurvi.-, us JL rMiiIt vt (IJIB SIT-<br />
Bion, roli yver on ail iimth^ra a m\v<br />
ieiisu <strong>of</strong> thiijr li.^iifjBijiljiiity, jji,,i sijign<br />
nil djililrya, wh^rhtr Htiji ia the nur-<br />
eery or out on ihe trtiuuiidgflfi l^drncInH<br />
uf liiidsllu iifuyruij um-. Hie fiiot last<br />
thdr vietortsa np tU'IVnta Hijniid c\mt<br />
gut, ciunr np te fhc winslsiWB uf Nyinjia.<br />
thetie> iniittfrnity. Oh, JH nc>t i)m tha<br />
miiinte when the t'lcmil <strong>of</strong><br />
with tijy ushyjiiil tenra <strong>of</strong><br />
•re eh-iU harst m sbuwgrc <strong>of</strong><br />
on tiiiH nmlk'iiL'g? . .<br />
1 Thiire Is (inp tlimifjht<br />
t«i tenijei U ' l ^ V. ;v.;. V ;/•/,;<br />
Insurances .placed ^pn most<br />
dvantagebus term¥ in beit<br />
• ••fcF*•>*!!^i^T'E • : . . - • ' . - ;<br />
F^^any;Intoi'mari«in-on^ny<br />
lubj^t conftefettd wWi^ amy<br />
mdne^^nt^iris^jiitoJreeh/<br />
Robert Fisher,<br />
The Jataal h0m\ e<br />
FOB<br />
Sickness and Debility,<br />
FOB<br />
Alcohol, Morphine, etc<br />
Far nearly a quarter <strong>of</strong> H eentuw the<br />
flm <strong>of</strong> D«. tfrAriKBY 4 FALEN,<br />
<strong>of</strong> 1529 Arch street, PbllndBiphia, have<br />
dispensed CJa!ii(»und Oxygeii Treut-<br />
riient fiir chniiiic (iiwawa ftnd debility,<br />
wlili H must brilliant record <strong>of</strong> eurua.<br />
Tiiey have treuted over 60,000 patleiit«<br />
HI id In pplts <strong>of</strong> ftppffljitinn IIUVB ftireed<br />
the world |g nekiiowlHiffe the poteucy<br />
Slid useful nc-sa <strong>of</strong> OiiBpUiirt Oxy^u,<br />
Over 1000 phyAiaiiiUH have uned U lit<br />
Ihiif pnu-tk-e, uiid tblainiiubvr !• being<br />
tlll l J<br />
ntiumlly ,<br />
Tiieorf^lHnlCiinjiH)UiirtO3Eygcn made<br />
by tbia firm i§ pure, HiniparHUveiy de-<br />
Viiid <strong>of</strong> odor or tayto, niid sue <strong>of</strong> tbe<br />
gFCiileflt <strong>of</strong> nftturjil vitiillzcn), building<br />
up briikari-ddwb (sjiistlliitkjiiB, supply-<br />
Ing nuture'e waste ftarn d laeaBe, eicsmm<br />
or old age.<br />
Oite <strong>of</strong> tha beauties <strong>of</strong> using thia<br />
trciiimuiit IH tliut you take no rnedlciiis<br />
whiUevur, your nyutuin is not ehocked<br />
by it, biirthiWH ur lruv«j are not Inter-<br />
fered with, and irnaitiieiit \n actiiully a<br />
lre. You simply Itihule the Cira-<br />
p Gxygua mid got It directly lutra<br />
the cireuliitioii, wbure It will du tho<br />
t ^ l yourHyBtein sin t<br />
—THf UiSlNB OF<br />
^IB U tha BOFFtlWfsIatgfV<br />
Told wJiin tha twiliah<br />
And tlie mfiakBfg walk<br />
Iloltliiig ueh Bther% lai<br />
"<strong>On</strong>r fnUiora lived Ifl UlS<br />
Thqj- wisntduiTii to Iiieeenlu4<br />
T t h l f U<br />
1<br />
**<strong>On</strong>r ffttboni friaked In ibe millet,<br />
uur fntLora skipped ia Uio whot4<br />
Oiir futhori hunif in &t> temehaa,<br />
<strong>On</strong>t fftthtn ductsd in tbe itKot,<br />
^bsB c«ne tLe terribl* fumDra.'<br />
Nothing ef War Uwy kaw.<br />
<strong>On</strong>ly May aimghl oor fatlioni<br />
And sot them to i*i»f too!<br />
iStwklUna,<br />
With plawa nnd ateklBi iad SMlH<br />
Put I hem it) mudw*lk-4 priiqna<br />
And cut nft tbeir b*aoufuj ulla]<br />
"New wo ran watch anr fftthoii,<br />
Sullen Bflil bnwed tnd old.<br />
Stooping aver the tniljet,<br />
BUrrjng iba Billy oskL<br />
i y y ,<br />
filcwplns In mnd walled priaoiw,<br />
Ptl ibi fd [<br />
"^V'q maF not gprhJl to OOF Ilihtrm.<br />
For If thq fannen knew<br />
They WDUU esms op to tho ferea<br />
And Ht Us te labor loeP<br />
1h!a is iho tuiirlWo sl<strong>of</strong>r<br />
TlJUtUlhttll<br />
As the iU<strong>On</strong>kojii wiUJt togetber<br />
Holding cueh other's tniU<br />
Bdl<br />
DiPUTY CHAUVJN,<br />
From Uin T.iii«opJ*l<br />
mrnt to the VNyi<br />
Chanvin lt<br />
any address tolls ail flbuut It,<br />
TESTrMONIALS,<br />
Dm. BiBrSpf St i'dltn, Fiiii4d_]jihl«t ¥m,<br />
Aheut life VeAH SEn I «» * bMl<br />
anil a dek Biiii, iiiiri>ring wftli<br />
stiuB anJ !;IBK tnilibis, Tu-dflT<br />
^iid rniggpd nnd riiilhg hMTj Wnrb y<br />
_ i owo my linnlih nud ilFp m Ooims Hind<br />
i tiHd yoiif kind hflp »n4 wififio. Duriiig<br />
ills liHfrjai <strong>of</strong> (lirso IITP Ji-nni, 1 liaie (HH*[| n»=<br />
Eflmmt>iulliiR7i)iir trfiatHient fap ami<br />
by itijf nd»lcir •iid your tnatmisnt ma b<br />
«*n-rnl IITPI and bdii.iflt.-d oihiTi<br />
J , Hair Vyrt, It, W,<br />
I Bin<br />
d<br />
Dili. iHrifi; £ r'ili-n, I'itllndHlphis, Fib<br />
' About n ffir ajto I w«» niilfnfins fcom OT?r-<br />
worfe nnd eiHiKnjUKnl i xliAii^ti>>ii, I ils«l jnHr<br />
CompoundOiyKfii Trftiitieni with gnral FRiiliJlHi<br />
I iisviir had unjthing ffjcli-Sriip iny luxni tmii f<br />
•till put niPlnfactl*i-Rhais1iiaiiT"m = C(iiiipi[aken<br />
thn C<strong>of</strong>,ipnund Uiyg-n. I muit ISJ tliAI 1 fttn<br />
In b^itur lirsllli than efer hffura «lnen j wait •<br />
^iiifil, Ihd ail fmiii ytiur t-nuipiiuntj (JsfyifpB<br />
TnAttiiPht. I frsl iliHl I c«n fisisp H* fisilf<br />
titfWgM in its pPHba Mid <strong>of</strong> the ^Fulgand it tiu<br />
dons tiir, . Jj, J, B Wd<br />
M, Chanvin, rlit'tcil to tlie<br />
smbiT for the Rtiinn distriet, ftbnnJon-<br />
edtliQ mjaea at lito Hgb <strong>of</strong> 10, Hebo-<br />
esmo a liuirdmH^iF uml, luid tbo distinc-<br />
tion <strong>of</strong> rnuuiujj ilia cntub and hia curl-<br />
ing ironB through thy iocka <strong>of</strong> tho prot-'<br />
tiest mombera uf tbu Thotitfe Fnncals,<br />
Politically, lit* Id n ftivulationaiy So<br />
cinliat, a BiKTiltfr »t public luootiriija and<br />
a Bwuni ciiDUiy uf tiiu oinijloyiaont ba.<br />
ieaUi TiiiAf: clmnii; tens tills comtuendod<br />
him to tlu' iiiifj-Ji^y <strong>of</strong>, the elw;tors for<br />
the salmrb <strong>of</strong> PateAtix (Ehe fifth) dls»<br />
tflet <strong>of</strong> BL DoHis,<br />
, Te nil wlift bavu rejirunuhai him with<br />
his too linlyiit iLiiviimty uf thy workiiig-<br />
msa ho IMW nti'Iiwli "WoU, what would<br />
yea have iiiu (In? Becmim <strong>of</strong> my iduaa<br />
all my putroDB Itavo me, and I tumi go<br />
into Bomo cthiT lingjiu'sa,"<br />
Why ihonhl he not go into parlia*<br />
His tmdo timkuH him b<br />
AnU IIlEBsr Than<br />
: Pliny, thHt raro old gosaipcf, ,<br />
•iBOHa hta other ostpiorilinniy atefto,<br />
that <strong>of</strong> tlioBat'iriHii iiiutiitid <strong>of</strong> obtaining<br />
gold, The sandy demrtH<strong>of</strong> Boctrbj in<br />
fhedaya <strong>of</strong> th«t historiim wire, fa tbs<br />
old man gayi, literally awm-joing with<br />
anta'-ilightly bigger thiiBfaittL" The«<br />
gigantiij roprosentutives <strong>of</strong> Utegesns by-<br />
minopteFa bnrrowed deeply late tho<br />
taody wattes, their tumitls and galleriet<br />
<strong>of</strong>ten being hondruda<strong>of</strong> feet In esrtent.<br />
The earth romovod from those borrows<br />
was always carried to the outaids and<br />
tbrown up ID hilla (remember Pliny Mf|<br />
this) "<strong>of</strong> a blfpiesi oiL?eeding that <strong>of</strong> A<br />
palace,' 1 This dehria, sand, oarth, etc,,<br />
WH IOOB foBnd to bo wondtnfally rich<br />
in small nnggeta <strong>of</strong> gold,<br />
Tbo diinger from the anta WAS greater,<br />
bowevpf, than thut from tha indUna in<br />
tfleeariy dkyg <strong>of</strong> gold (jigging in the w«t-<br />
ern United titn.U&. and many itoriei are<br />
told <strong>of</strong> men who we literally devonred<br />
la a few tnoRiyuts' by the fierce owners<br />
Of fiomo dlstturbi'd burrow. Seme ob-<br />
•flrvingold hiinUr at lastdiiWVMed that<br />
tbo giant ante slept unfing the hottflst<br />
honrs <strong>of</strong> the day. After that tlie aoekon<br />
after the yellow netiit only: Djede thetr<br />
ineBrsiona at the pru r time, ud even<br />
then they only staid lung enough in the<br />
desgrta to fill their aacka \rith the golden<br />
saad, which they took hose to sift at<br />
loifinro. With all this precaution tha<br />
ants <strong>of</strong>ten "awlftiy ponged the fleetoat<br />
horses, and ft wu§ only by sting various<br />
stratagems thnt the invaders managed to<br />
lia,"—at, Lonii RopahUo,<br />
IWafceri ww the chief subject ot&*<br />
gMBJon at a rathar faafnrmml mifftfag gf<br />
tho MinlEtera'.llUnoQ y t U ^<br />
Ing, When Df, A x w f g fy<br />
with • fnsaly iluiTen,^|lp^> Up<br />
ftw M devoid ef birnts d<br />
%<br />
and he WM promptly p<br />
to tt nlliuoe upon tbe M JUt* «ad'<br />
told bowh» had oot <strong>of</strong>f<br />
4<br />
? 7 4 ttte sitpdtb,<br />
trpOQ being qaoitionod be adml^d thul'<br />
the operation WM perfonneataW g^T<br />
day night, bnt Hid Unit ft wn 4«&o tor^<br />
h d f U<br />
g gg<br />
Uprevement el Wa Totot, He M<br />
tbs wort <strong>of</strong> God to proeaslfroni tlwt><br />
month alatr tad pkin Had ditit<br />
W d b<br />
flr* B y £ e!!, JilM|pi, .<br />
About twojiuri au'r. I viniMin-»fifil iirf<br />
mnd Oys-ih JH pro]M Blln BU Oom.<br />
k 4<br />
woj u I vnM K<br />
ys-ih, JH pro]xH«M Bjlln, BUrkfy<br />
nlftt, I :wM .TifTering fp<strong>of</strong>li iijpeat «fld lun<br />
ntibln, tbii Inri lungliiiijitg hid SB<br />
d hviit irit ll li ijp! t<br />
intibln, tbii Inri lungliijg id SB »bcjM:<br />
«od hsvinit irifwt all olijpp reraitijpi! tiinwB Is<br />
me, IwMlndUflwItOirjyonrrj'nirdy.<br />
It SUtffS Bie impniiiBBhtlr, and I rrjnlee thAl<br />
t wu aver made knnWnto Mil,' II tiH dans<br />
hJ ru me I could hoTe Bjiked, I b<br />
d it to HTtnl etbi-ra, whs<br />
h i I<br />
jeditsBd ^n f nfiti.<br />
rllh lijB Kfcstnt CA!in>lpt!$e,<br />
Frutfirt, ly, ii lt*.f. fLW,<br />
Dri. gtiirh? £ PiilHii, Hi j Itielphlft, F*<br />
By tnotli^r Un«i jfOHF Compound OiTp<br />
Tfe*ttnciit for Jlny Fflfor; ilic hu iii.t been<br />
bil **|Hi it riiies, Altwrt QlffoH.<br />
l N, J, ;<br />
Drt smrkrr A rtlM, FhiindnipiiU, Pa,<br />
tVunij gj(jjf*ii did ills fti<strong>of</strong>ti eAod JH it<br />
fpan lUy Fefer tlwn Bhytli/<strong>of</strong>f I hM<br />
l . L, Tjcknor,<br />
rrF pn Uy Fef tlwn Bh<br />
BP trinl, • , HeT. J.<br />
tiapUsn,SaJlna poQBty, Md.<br />
DPS, gtsrkflf 4 Palen, PhllndslphU,<br />
It in tiO)» pflfen niipnllis plncn I reer<br />
f ' ! h<br />
It in tiO) pflfe I r l f i thf flnrt<br />
TrwlmrnJ f<strong>of</strong> Iny HOH'P uw», BD! hf LM not Iind<br />
•tniptenM ef R mum <strong>of</strong> Hie ARlbms IIBM<br />
Ukinit HJB fins dntjfl, 1 take pianpc la nn<br />
dunnieiidlnf ft to fell iny rriendii who MFH afltlelrd<br />
WJtb fitly nhPnBlo (llMJUw. it Pfflliu to aef itfes «<br />
charm as thp diieut<br />
lut*ly M with Bill <strong>of</strong> hrr BSFliH isuiiJtiod up th*<br />
iiem.wfl ban adilfd rfeitntir Tim IfMlsnal<br />
aiiHin I#r Aienfiel, Marphlna, •!«,<br />
TbU to U {irvwiit Ilhi iwimi jparf«et <strong>of</strong>. any<br />
nnirB#rABd*!«i>ed byjeadine MmwrmtioS<br />
fepfnen,'Niit}flui w.QT,U,MBcetm, fHfin-<br />
if lit "Ws *rs WMTBIJ frieoiiiy to tfiin £<br />
t d IK Ii » be dot^ifMt *<br />
porflnooui Pigiu-o, a { g<br />
adapted to this tin do Hioels, BHOII a ^r-<br />
ion as BfaiinmrcKuia would jilutitfo were<br />
he living tmluy, Wo huvi neun M,<br />
Chauviii at home la Pnria, iu hia shop iy<br />
thsline dug Arcliivi^, Mnnui, By wus<br />
notawaro that ii purndiimB joBnalist<br />
aoder thu guitse <strong>of</strong> a clSeut was watch-<br />
ing him. i-Qii§d