• » —■ nfcTi iMJIITIW I ll ■ fTl mTIl Th 4 Potato Bug and Tobacco Smoke. When the Colorado Potato Beetle rem-hud the Atlantic but**, the -Euro* |»ean count riot woro naturally alarmed lest it should croM the oositn iu it* devastating inarch. In ftonie countries )*Ws were p*b*t»<t oxeluding all American potatoes, not knowing tho habit* of the insect. The Hermans, with their j usual good seme, saw tliat the most im- ! jioruint thing to do was to aoquaint tho i farmer* with the appearance of the erie* j my, $o that, should it eh moe to appear among thorn, it could ho detected at ouce and measures taken for ita destruction. \Vhon in Germany, u few months ago, wo learned that a prixo had been offered, cither by the government or by some ugriculturul society (we are not suro which), for the host method of f^iliarizi^ig the farmers with the appearmnco of the insect. One person, recognizing tho fact that smoking was almost universal omonij the farmers and farm laborers, suggested the idea of docorating the pipes oK the smokers with a pictorial history of the insect. This person received the prize, and wc are informed that so great waa the salo of tho pipes that he suddenly grew rich. However this may be, no pipes were to lo found on sale at the time of our visit. At Stmsburg wo met our old friend, Dr. J . T. Kothrock, of Philadelphia, who was passing his vacation there in botanical investigations, and he happened to have on© of these entomological pipes, which ho generously gave up to u* for illustration. The pipo is of tho stylo common in the j country, and carries on its surface ft complete history of the Potato Beetle. Of course an engraving cannot show the whole surface ; a potato, louf is given, with the eggs, tho lurvfc or grubs in two or three sucuh of growth, tho chrysalis, i at:d the perfect insect, in two views. , All the* a ar© in their proper colors, and each stage distinctly labelled. So well is this dono, that wo havo no doubt j that tbo German farmers, who happily nover saw tho Potato Beetle, li^vc a clearer knowledge of the appearance of the insect in its different stagos of egg, larviCj chrysalis, and imugo, than have some of our own farmers who havo slain thorn by wholesale. — American Aoui01 LT (RUT. » + ♦ Prince Rudolph's Wedding. \ TUB RCCBN'T IMPERIAL qi.'ARKEL WITH THE VIENNA LOWER COUNCIL. A correspondent, writing from Vion- j na, says : The time is drawing near' when the Crown Princo Rudolph will i marry the Belgian I'riucets Stephanie, i and grand preparations were made for the festivities which usually accompany an event of this kind. Tho Town Council bad abandoned tho idea of a proces- , flion, because it was difficult to attain anything resembling tho ono in honor * of tho Emperor's silver wedding, and ( unpleasant comparisons would certainly 1 have been drawn. So it whs decided to ' eubstituto a grand ball in the opera bouse, a fancy ball, at which fifty young Vienna maidens in medi&ral costumes wero to present the products of the city's industry to the newly married couple. About 70,1)00 florins were considered sufficient for tho expenses. I.nrgo or- ' ders had botn given to tradesmen of all kmds and everybody was iu high expectation. Suddenly rumors began to circulate that tho Crown Princo Rudolph had ordfrod the furniture, jewels, pictures and other works of art necessary for his new household from overy where but in Austria. The Town Council could not piwa these rumors unnoticed and it sent a deputation with llioburgoir»a»dor at tho head to tho Minister of the Imperial Household, lo ask whether* there was any truth in tho rumors, Princo Holionloho denied everything, but in co vague and hesitating a man ner tli At thu Town Council felt its sus picions wcro rather confirmed than romoved. Several very stormy sittings ensued, during .which the opera-house bill was not mentioned. Then several Vienna firms announced through the papers that thoy kad received order* from the imperial house for glass, china, carriages, linen and so on, hut none mentioned tho dato of tho orders. Tho Minister of tho Imperial Household sent un explicit declaration And a li*t of all tho things that had boon ordered in Vienna, as well as tho explanation that tli u French firm om ployed had almost none but Austrian work-people in its service. The Town Council then voted that it would thank the Emperor for having deigned to give this explanation, but there wan a long discussion whether in the loiter of thanks tho Mayor should sty that the explanation had "satisfied" them, or whether thoy simply 'Hook notice" of it. Tho latter words were those approved and used. The Emperor of course was offended at this iniorforonce, and begged tho Town Council to give up* the plan of the fete At the opera house and devote the money io the poor of Vienna. He would add tothoMimhy contributing 40,000 florins. Ro there is to btfio bull, no ptlblie rejoicing, and tho poor »re tho only ones to whom this marriage will he a sourco of undivided pleasure. The orders that had b©en given to tho tradespeople have all been withdrawn, and the eommictoo for the , garni fu<» has be«u dissolved.

■ • •* -r .n . lj .■ — Found ! Found on Monday, Do a 27th, a 16-foot ti»u Uhu, Tli#o»tu<r t.'ui hnvo It by calling ut Mat Ion 86, Hoven-MUo beach, una paying tor this ad vertUem* nL — Notice. — ... - . i . . These of our roudsr* i)<uiiriug stood/ and profitable employment. or valuable reading mutter ehr.uji for 1RMI, should send 15 ceuts to IhS FRANK IAMIAK PUULlRlilNG CO., 16 . b»y ML, Mow bork. for a complete sot of their t publications and Illustrated Catalogue, con- | talntUK list Of piomlums. Ac., or thM for a I complsLe agent * outfit of [2 beautiful Chromo* j and our Fruwluiu Hook of Valuable Information, containing over t/jb p*xc* : also Dr. Ksndall s vuUiieutTfeaUimoii the horns and his DlsuufcCfc, with bumule copies of all our publications. Ac. An ucLlva uxriil warded In svery town— twenty to thirty dollars can be umde weekly. jl heir illuslraUJ Publications, with their new Premiums, take at sight. Do not dslay If you wish lo secure your territory. Addrofth Frank Lkslir Ithmsmino Co., 16 Doy HL, X uw Y orlc. WilLLVILLE MUTUAL MARINE & FIRE MILLVILLE, N. J. Thlsoompany having disposed entirely of sit us s.ock plan business and having been reorganized; bos decided to, iu the future, do a Strictly Mutual Home Business. Having succeeded in paying ALL llH LIAniLlTiijb, aud securing au Actual Net Available .Surplus of Over $30,000, tbo Directors feel that tbey can offer, to all who desire Insurance, not only as LuW KAThtt and LLN'Q U EH'iTON ABLE KECUK1TV, but much greater probability of immunity from asaussmcnt for years to come than other companies, since the surplus Is large enough lo pay nil probable losses on the policies now In force without any dependence on receipts from now busls-oss— * condition of tilings that cun bo shown by but very few companion in tho State. Tbe present management pledges to the Policy Holders, an ECONOMICAL MANAGEMENT and a . Careful Supervision of tbe Bn.iiuas?, und will oehtlnuo In the future as In the past, to act on the principle of Prompt Payment • OK Honest Losses without seeking to EVADE them on technical grounds. Hereafter no notos will be subject to Assessment until they urc a year old. Wewould call special attention to our Marine Department , to our LOW RATES and K.W O. CABLE FOHIg OF I'OLICIKB. Any Information cheerfully given by ths ofAcers of the Company or its a*enta. F. L. aCLFOKD, rrc*., *• EL L. HOWELL, Sot. Wiliiam Boss, Agent. CAFE MAY COURT IJOL'Br, K. J. r»ec.4,R0.1y. NEW ONE PRICE Clothing Store. !n Riillvilie, N. J. o St, next door io the Bonghty Eoase. A. H.~JARMAN3 has jun^ received an extensive stock ol cloths, casHimeres, hhtH, caps, readvmado clothing, for men, youths and ail of which ho offers at low pricee. — - o Clothing , Hats, Caps , Trunks, Valises , and a general asnortmonFof Gents' Furnishing at the lowest possible prices. ■ ■ ■ ... 'O Merchant Tailoring. I have also engaged an experienced cutler, who will manage the custom department, guaranteeing a perfeet fit or no sale. * Orders by Mail wilt receive prompt attention Come and see me, A. H. J ARM AN, msytt, OAK HALL, PHILADELPHIA. Worth Knowing , ' There Is a place In Philadelphia where a stranger may buy his clothes, and fare as well as if he knew the whole city by heart ; and if lie knows nothing about the value of cloths, or of clothes, he is as well off, as if he were a good judge of both. The reason is that everything to be found there is made there— made and sold under a system which rarely allows mistakes to occur, and which corrects them, if they do occur. Oak Hall is the place; and ks practice may be I

~ m— '.Jl J- .. ' t_J_J — - summed up in a few words. If you get there wliat you don't want to keep at the price, you return it, and get your money back. This means a great deal more than appears on the surface. It means that you are not going to get what you will not want to keep at the price, if the merchant can help it It means that the clothes you get there will be of honest cloths, honestly made; and that they will cost you less than as good clothes can be got for elsewhere. It means that they will be every way better worth your money than you can get elsewhere for the same money. If it means anything less than these things — if it means poor cloths, trimmings, cutting, sewing, or in any way dishonest or illiberal dealing; the return of his goods will plague the merchant, injure nis credit, and dissipate his trade. If it means these things— If it means liberal and honorable dealing, valuable and trusty clothing, ease and safety in getting it, Oak Hall is the place for you to go to, or to send to ; and it is worth j your while to know how you j can send, if it is inconvenient j to go. Write; say what your occupation is ; say what " | sort of use you intend to make of the clothes you want, whether for cvery-day wtfar or otherwise ; what color you prefer, or what color to avoid ; say about what you want to pay ; say everything that you think may aid a stranger in choosing for you. You will get in reply samples of cloths and prices of whatever you want made from those cloths. You will get also the means of having your measure taken by an unskilful person. There is only one difficulty left. Somebody has got to take the risks of the i dealing ; for there are risks. Send your money along with your order. That covers the risk as to your good faith. We risk everything else ; the fit, and j j your satisfaction every way. Our trade by mail amounts to half a million dollars a year; there's no reason why* it shouldn't amount to five millions. ; I *" Wanamaker & Brown. Oak Hall, Sixth and Market -streets, Philadelphia. ■II I I » I \ V*-, y- .** S. Watch Maker | Jeweler. Particular Attention given to CVca\\\.\v^ All orders by Mnil \t ill receive prompt and careful attention. 8- P. MURPHY, i apSly, MiUvill*, N. J. THE CHURCHES. BAPTIST.— Hov. > . PftJtor, Borvicw ©very Sabbath at 10.30 A. M. nnd.7.00 V. M. Sabbath Reboot at o'clock P. M. P-rayor Meeting on Wednesday evening at 7,30 o'clock. METHODIST. — Rev. P. Provost Pastor, Rarvieoi every Sunday morning at 10) o'clock, and in tho evening at 7. Sunday School nt 2.30 P. M. Prayer Moating ©vary Thursday evening at T.tt. •a "i»' i *

mi ii»c JoicUt. CM U • - 17 4 ciu*' *** ^ wUk UxAtoriihiMUUmAfeic^hu. !b partially unfolded. OHICAGO CLIMAX FOLDING BED CO231 Wobaah Ave^ CHICAGO. PASS IT ALOIVCi ! LET YOUR NEIGHBORS KNOW ! THAT A. C. YATES ^ CO , CLOTHIERS, (On account of the lateness of tho season). HAVK REDLXED THEIK PRICES 15 TO 20 PER CENT. NOW IS THE TIME TO BUY. A. €. YATES & CO., LEMER { } BULBING, PHILADELPHIA. GREAT INDUCEMENTS TO CASH BUYERS. [X3 WILSON & ■ Under Wilson's Hell, it the JPlaee to buy RELIABLE CLOTHING Zj HATS AND CAPS, ! BOOTS AND SHOES, SEATS' SOOOS &c., &c. NO GOODS MISREPRESENTED TO MAKE SALES. | Pftiuts ia Fsvor of dfsliag with Wfl^M A €$. • . ' t . ^ I - We buy direct from Reliable Manufacturers. We buy no Shoddy Goods. We are under no expense for Rent or Clerk Hire. WK GIVE ALL THBSE ADVANTAOBP TC OUR CUSTOJOSRS. WILSON & CO., MILLTILLE, N. J. ^mch27lf. _ —mii— ■— ii ii im V vC I J' 'n1^v i 1 / 1 V* iNTjf r 1 / y" rwA \J FINE CARRIAGES AND ROAD WAGONS . — or — UNIFORM EXCELLENCE. T ilgrLlt 1 StyH.Vi t W ammted t SAVE your KONSY, *rlt« for OaUloguo PEI0E LIST a The Boston Bnctboard Co., Bevaaozao or KULBAY WAOOH, NEW HAVEN, CONN. J. H. BENEZET, Cape May Court House, DEALER IN Hardware, Stoves, Tinware & House Furnishing Goods. We keep the largest and best assorted stock in Cape May Co., and at lowest prices. , O Q If'V have 07) hand lo O Doz . .Mason's Fruit Jars , £ Styles, quarts and pints, af bottom priom. AugT.lyt,

GSSl IMUSI Entry «|U by «l» 14 But 14ifa*i^ Sow^.rlL Boots and Shoes fOE Ladies ae4 deiitkM, tAN BX -BOUGHT JOB CASH AT Enoch Edvrsrdi' cheaper than at any other place in the county. £. Edsrsrdf. CAPE MAY O.H. m«U3mo. CUMBERLAND MUTUAL Fir« laureate leE^it, BRIDGETON, NEW JERSEY, Imerperftted trA Orgamlsod 1§A4* Conducted strictly xostcal, inosrlag for j ass j wLoi II ma* coat to pay ioaree etd expaataa. \ and ac exparleace o: tfa*rty-«3x yaan Las Jhown that Ui« cue; on all lane property, axS > oc dotached bosses Ln the toaoe s jsxi vfllacsa ; Las toi exceeded ten eft Is oc Ute hcacred r dollars per year, and cr mnr* \ xxardc- us property irons Kfteec to t»eaty-u .« oeaU oc VLs i bond red dollars per yaar. There bos never beet *o av^saaeat of Us PREMIUM NOTES j But Lf such should be tnade. the pay merit at S 1-2 per cenL on Use premium uctas, bclsx ; nine liplf iif the origins' cash deposit, vcaia t reach at least SIXTY THOUCAl* L> DOLLA HA , | or If fire per cent, tbe same as tlrst psymwtt would be— ONEBUICDKtD AND TWeKTT j THOUSAND DOLXA fc*. ET«ry member cos | >oe at oacc that it would he a trifle for each to j pay and spread over ctf fet thousand mrr bars . the amount woukl hardly he noticed. And 1 ; within the ten years (tor which the policy la ; Lvsuedr two *aee»-tnehls were needed, tlva par 5 cent. each. It would even : hen be cheaper tbsx { any sU»ck company would c-hsrge fox Use ssac a ■ amount and ktnu of Insurance. There has ' teen paid for iam» since orcanlsatfon i TWO SUNOS ED AND SFVEKTT THOUSAND DOLLARS. I and thesarittt to members, irthe same sicosit } of property insured in tnks Company) had beau Insured at common rales wovud be mors . than a million Of dollara For seenri ly r The iirecnSum notea are more than three mi UIonK or dollars and every cm who is aatisfled that be can pay the two and one-baif or five pvr cent, aaiossment ir svsr needed, and thai his fellow member car do the same ni^v ^ reel sarely, and thegnarantes is im their own hands and their os n cautrcl, mot liable to bs !os; by enisxuanarement. F.very policy issued Is free from the assess meat for one UsU year, alter wfcieh they are t table If any needed. The Company lias no Insurance oc any property out of tbe State, except two or throa pci-U-ios. and has no zvcencies out OTlhe HISU. Strict eooccimy is had InaH tLc Oepartmsmte^ and expenses are less it I* believed tnac wtllhe found in any other of ecua) amount of hcsucea*. Da VU> F. ELhCK. FresidenL EENRTE. I A^FTON. Secretary. ag exts ay d srsvciou : RSUUV-N TOWNSEND, Esq^ Cape May C. X. MA CRICK BKEHl XV, Si.. DahalavRlSu V«. K. VAN GILDER. Pelexefcursh, Mil Prises £ k, Vineland, N. v AKrpACTrmmms aw P*xs.m*t nr Building Lumber, Doors, 8ash, Blinds, Mouldings, Nails, Rockland Lime, Cement, ■ — ■ — ■■ wm Estimates and Designs Furnished. BS^S^All orders will be promptly attended 1^* It#