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»»KTUODIHT EPISCOPAL Wa-hlncton M street, hotwom ocean and Franklin. Her. James It. Mara. Pastor. Habbatt an ' Prarer Mretinf »jw A. M.: Prracbln A. H. and SdUP.M.: Habbath school ^ P. M. Week day serrlcrsi: Female Prayer Meeting,Tosaday at lAtP. M. Church ditto. Wtslneadnym at LOO P. M. Class nwcalmcsToaafai.’wswawsts jssb" "

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I. K CHURCH. Iter, J. Pastor, habbaa . IUA.M.: Preaching, Sabbath .School at :il dps : Prayer Marling, lass Meeting. Friday.

St. John’s Episcopal Church. The appointment* lor HI Jobs'sChirch.cor. Washlngum and PrankUn -ireeu. cape May. lor the summer of Uhl. Dltinc serrlocs erery Sabbath at lOJUA.M.andtSO P.M. Ang. la-Ucr.C. M PerkUaa, Salem, N J. Aug. M—tor.Ur.Iktrlmgtoa Hrooklp. S.V. ^AUA n^S^r'‘tb' Jrffrrls, Church ol MMffa,rUade|pbia. BcpcT-Ker. A.KCoseer Radnor. Pa. " H. H—Her. Rdsrard Cope, sc SUwoon’s.

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C^UtjJtu 00 " CL1T »e^' and luurth Friday esaulngs ol men uoou Ho. 8 Washington street. JSsS-Hs-SS' ^"Ura Mat CotsqL No VArnerkanFiater

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COTTA&E DIEECTOET

A Adams, W.E. SPerry at Arnold. Mrs K. a stock ion are Arery. Kuzmin. B Windsor are. Arnold. Kliiabeth R, ( block Ion are AUtsoa, W C, Fryer Cottage, “rrry at B Brewster Rer C A. »• Washington at He attic. Robert H. 1 Beach arc I. Mail, J It. .4 l ii.-r.i'.-.a ase Haldntu. MrsUoone.M Lalayrttn ItruoAi. Mr* T. R_ l>eron. so. Lafayette at Halley,'t 11. CongresJfst 1 “ , ' : BeatMtl, J. C, SUaeatnr at Barclay, Wm K. S Urnat street Banks. Mrs A. 76 Washington at Harlew, Ksr W H. one W aahlngion and Jrler Bergen, C A. tt Washington at Beldcu. John T, It)cranial Brail. Jaa p S5Columbia see sS^SrZ."

Jamtson. B K. 5 Columbia are Johnson, Bdrege. 3 Coogreaa Place Jacoby. J P. North A Congress sis Janncy. Howard H. IT block loo arrnuc Johns. Harry, 3 SoOhatnet. JW K fUlgtSaffF' Knott. Henry. Howard at • ttuswer. Mrs DM. I Beach are Kelh, T F, Went Beach are - Knt&ie. R F. UStoekton s<« Krauskouh. Rer l»r Joseph. 113 W ashingtoa a Knltvrl. £ F. 13 Stockton arc 1. lore. John B, a Columtda are 1 •— H. W Lalayette at a. irilu f f....t •issss-ffs «n t W• D ~ ,u, — ,{ if acne* g Franklin tts ploer. C Washington *t Congress A Ho layayette sis Is J. corner Heart arenuc and J l..a Windsor are ”, I Grant st J M K Hildreth’s cottage.

Mellwaln. Geo K. Ida Villa, cor. JeBc McCreary .Uno D'c'olamUa are and G r. Mr* E L, Hunt's rouage. Congn ■, Frank. Kotherlard CotUge. Dee

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FfMeTK C. Ferry and Matuoun au Paine. Gen C P. Columbia are and Gurney al Page, M ra. K. 3 Block Um Row Palmer. E R',Beider Cottage. Gnat at Phllllpa, W C. Jackson at Perrlne. M.eor llngben at and Pier are Plumb. F R, 18 Lata yeti

Poole. Mr George, a Wlndaor are Porter. Daniel.Coogreaa at. W ol Ho la layette Q Quldort, P. F. Beach ate and Perry at

Itlchardaua. George J. Ocean st below Oulu Klegrl Mrs J. 5 Oceans! Heyburn. J E. it Columbia are ~ toaeph, TZ South Lalayette st Jrs F L Carroll Villa. Jackson a Lalayette st

. .. "tfz mis FTon.la a y^ar tw tiro ago only ram in eleven died. In the tune

Soch a fearful prevalence ol ly disease with 1U incessant of home, is not by any means neeesaarr. In Glasgow, Scotland, its ravages hare been greatly checked bv meant of enforced isolation aoJ MBiiUmllm. and there is no reason why oar own boards of health, if they were aruud with the rpqniaite legal power and backed np by a wise public aenUinent. might not be able to accomplish a similar remit. Diphtheria is much more fatal than smallpox, and the fart that it is leas contagion* only increases the necessity of compulsory isolation, fur many penuiu expose themselves nnnecemrily to diphtheria who could not be induced by any cunridtration to exj»j«e thcmselvn, to

^1. A. GARRETSON, Rea.1 Estate A_gent, Xo. 40 JackMon Strret, Cape May. X. J.

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public interrat that i i aoes not go from bonne to 1 from prrwautl comm nnication. in tenement hotuea, therefore, the it can be safely isolated at h . the public is duly notifies! by pie but familiar signal attached >r. For rarh as cannot be safely isolate.] at home adequate municipal accommodation should lie provided - Youth's Companion. Nutmegs grow on email trees which much resemble our I tear trees of rix or seven years’ grtywth. Tbe tree is of a pale hue much resembling in color the r; is very fragrant and tins tlie height of more i twenty feet- Nutmeg trees grow t the nutmegs and the mace of comoe. tbe nutmeg being the seed of the

weeping will hardly ever a

the seed. The fruit itself as large as a good sired peach, and when ripe breaks open and exposes to view the fragrant little nnt so highly prired as a dee by all good cooks. Tbe tree, which la indigenous to several countries, grows most abnndantlv »e islar-d of Aria, bnt few growing in America, tiiese being confined to tbe troiacaTpart*. After arriving at matnrtree will bear nutmegs for from TO ) years, having ripe and green fruit its branches at all seasons of the One of tbe finest nutmeg trees in voria grows in a public park at _jton, on the island of Jamaica. A* high as 3,000 nutmegs have been gathered from it in a single year. ‘ entury ago the Dutch ooutrolled intmeg trade of the world, a* they owned tbe Banda islands, the only place It was known to grow. Ten thou1 bushels of nutmegs were burned at time by the Dutch traders, who making a wild effort at keeping up prices.—St. Louis Republic.

AMarMbTi Hughes at Baud. Mrs 8 T. Mansion u •ar.JehaJ. -asM, J «sss

Darla, B Joa, w ikushra at 5B55aagiaaaaag&.

Dallj. M, oor VTladaurara A B Lalajellc at SSJWk'ssS'" - 1 Doyle. Mrs A A West Cud UfS^-tuSlSS.-.v, D>rr..Mra ”•»mSSsw

Ktonr.KJ. Broadway HewvH. Win J S Windsor are HaUth. Isaac H, 8 Washington at IBsntOD, MHau. Bo Lafayette A Cmgresa • Smith. Dr RoberthlSde. » Beach are -schem eer. Mrs S M, !4 iiughrs at US W 4-tilnrtou at bioanr, John U, Ik htocktoo are -'-arar Gilbert M. Hunite* at WJaiara-mwaawtck. I^ughe. « ILL A. cor Howard at and Columbia arc ... w i ,7 .-lockton Row ar.GlIbrrt M.Riliugbeaat ith. U Rob. 10 Htocklou are tins Mr! 15 Vlodaotsre*”

J AM'WaahSiBMat akcr. C J. oor North and Congo-*. T agiorai Robert, 10 Ocean at raaeod. L H. Ml Washington at luarud, William,IM lotsyettc at mas. L. cot Hughe* and Green ata in. JF.Jackaou street k. Augustus U. 3u Columbia see Tatham. Henry B. 7 Beach are Jay lor, Mrs James L.6 Uucbea at Tbacber. Mn Amanda M. ITOoeau st sera. A M.Ooiambu are and Frank i.KlUabelfc. 6 Decatur at

E H, S Lalayette at n*. Jo* G. > Ferry al

Ware. Dr H F. Lafayette at Y Young. Lewis. R ColumbU are ZcUa, Hairr. 3 North K

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PUBLIC MEETINGS AT THE Suditorium, Qeean Gity,

WILDWOOD BEACH. SPECIAL EXCURSION! , Commencing July 18th, and every Tuesday and Friday there after during July and August. ,

Chautauqua S. S Assembly l-^Voni a/uly 31st to ^.ng-n^t 3d.

Three nerrlcew cIhII) .

iJ4 ANNIVERSARY WEEK, AUGUST 4 TO AUGUST 6, ~|t}i F.locutionif)' and Stereoplican Kntcrlainrocnls each night. Epworth League Meetings, Saturday and Sunday, August 9 and 10. Services morning, afternoon and evening, both days. Camp Meeting commences August 16 and clones August 24. Three sc monk, preceded and followed by prayer meetings, each day.

HOC AT) TRIP TieKKT 50 CEXTtL KXl'EIaBIOU HOT AND COLD Sea-Water Baths llcrstnr St. and Ilcgrh ire. W. U GIR8UN, Msusgr,. '.Jg.SSSSSSM'E

Rev. J. K. Salmon, the Evangelist, Meeting.

dll be present throughout thir Camp

JA«|VETTE A KTRATTOX’. 15 Wgshiagtrai SL. Cape Msy. Dealer in p| 8 h, Oysters, Terrapin. Clame, Crabs, &c Wagtau WIU driller to Hotels and Cottages with promptwsi

W ANTED.—A capable and rx|a'ri(-ncrd man. now brad waitrr at our of the hotels and a good caterer, desire* !<• arrange with a party for control of dining room and kit.'hen. where be rould l-oard thr family and do oiitaide catering the coming fall aud winter, in FhUadrlnhia. Addles* H. W.. Stab Office.

LANSING’S CAFE, COR. LAFAYETTE & DECATUR STS. Private Suppers. Soft, Hard, and Devilled Crabs, Oysters and little Neck Clams. Game in Season. Wines and Liquors.

ICJE! ICE! ICE! “Knickerbocker Jce Co OF PHILADELPHIA SUPPLY HOTELS, RESTAURANTS and COTTAGES WITH PURE EASTERN ICE.

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COAL! GOAL! COAL! COAL PRICE, $6.00 PER TON. BK8T QUALITY CAREFULLY HtEPAICKP FOR FAMILY U8E. AND ^ FULL WEIGHT tiUAKAKTKKD.

DILLON’S,

LOVETT'S HARNESS MANUFACTORY, iTo. 12 Ocean, Street. Repairing done with neatness Lovett's Flour and Feed Store, Jncknon aud Wanhington Street, Brat Quality Flour, Fred, and Hay. at Lowest 1‘rlees. Order* promptly Stled and drlirrrrd.

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bnt the choicest kind* never find tr York deafen, as ’ ” York, the clam: til falls bare at 1

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r his own table he goes out me low water limit, and digs 1 in water a foot deep, get no more than half a peck, t offer* them for sale. These e large, and sometimes rmnee* apiece. They arc; cr, and the sweetest n

tongue. The clam it 73.000 buabels a year. Tbe best time to go clamming Is after a heavy west or northwest wind, for then the tide falls very low and new j may 1* reached. At Guilford, northwest atonu, many of the w leave the foundry and shops, a half a day'a time to get a small 1 the drlieiotu bivalve*. Sommer hire cheap cottage*, dig np tbe cl which they largely live, and then go back to tbe city and brag how cheap! v thee can live at the seaside.-New York St

Clergy lnjAi.*U.

The clergy of th.Njfuw.ian church are divided intojfcpyfeMir,, acceding to their mransmfirerbanre. One portion receive their'h-gulur salaries, the other have to work in tbt'-field* which the church apportions to them, and to depend on the gifta and collections from thrir parishioners. Tbe latter are known as the •‘white" clergy. Now the synod is working ont a plan for putting the entire clergy on regular salaries and abolishing the system of church coHeetions. Tbe sum of 82,841.800 rubles will

i annually far the salaries of 1"clergy, which will be graded to their respective offices. A

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ty. thinks that he has discovered the origin of cholera infantum. It is. ■ding to his theory, the result of a u generated by germs in the ali-

eetion, and hopes to be able to proan antidote with which the patient tyrotoxicoo. sad finds K in cheeJTmd *11 products of rnffli-New Orleans He Mswe4 lu "IFyDu know what is to be the new cap-

BECIKI’S CLUB HOUSE Cigar Emporium, 0»r. Ocean aai Haghes Street*. CAFK MAT, K. J. Dry Ctgar* a Specialty. All the Novel ties. City Prleea.

J. S. K. Hand & Son, The Old Original and Only Cape Hny Dlnmond Cullen*. Cape May Diamonds set in Rings, Pins, Stnds and Buttons of our own manufacture. Repairing of Fine Watches and Jewelry a Specialty. OX’X’OSXTE IPO ST ©mCE-

EI> Merchants’ Exchange, WASHINGTON AND JACKSON STREETS. One of the moat popular places of resort for Seaside Delicacies, skillfully prepared. Liquors of remarkable quality aud purity dispensed at the bar.

Corner Washington and Jackson Streets. We can recommend DILLON'S, of which th<welI-known JOHN J. RATTY is proprietor, as one of the most central and popular resorts on the Island, at which the finest Wines and Liquors and Rochester Beer can always be had, together with superior accommodations for parties. Handsomely appointed parlor for ladies. M’HOH. CLEMETVTS, MANUFACTURER OF MINERAL WATERS ALSO THK Kenowned Belfast (Jitiger Ale. Lemon }>»oda Sarsaparilla. HOLE AGENT FOB Bartholomay Bochestsr Bottlei

.A.. HEWITT’S Dry - Goods, - Notions - and - Millinery - Store A Urge and varied Stock from which to select your purchases. One price to all WASHINGTON STREET. OPPOSITE CATHOLIC' CHURCH.

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Is folly equipped with all the requisites for doing p&xsrrxNGOF ALMOST ANY KIND.

WILLIAM ESSEN, MKBRY AND IDS CREAM PARLORS, VO. 4* W ASH IVOTOV STREET, ( Al*,: RAT, K. J.

WM. T. STEVENS, Contractor & Builder, JOBBING PBOMPTIaY ATTKXDKD TO. RESIDENCE ASD SH0P-C«rner JefferMn and Corgir Streets.

OL.IIVTOIV tsiOUJDER, X’tHL S and 5 Mansion Ktreel, - < ape May, X’. J. FUBNITURE, CARPETS, OIL CLOTHS, ETC., Wire Cota and Bed Springs. Refrigerator* god Cbildraa't Coaches for Sale or Item. "’^WSMg.RmsaagTSgcati'asaiibA.^..

M I .TV'IS GOOI>!-i Our lekder ig Bilk Btriped, Imported FUnuels, Madras and French 8steens, Shirts for Outing Wear. Finest Hoc of Neck-wear In Cspe May City. Also, a full line of Hats, Cap* Belts, Walters' Jackets, Aprons. Blazers, And Mohair Coeti and Vesta. Id Hosiery we have a aclcct number, aucb aa Mor ley's Imported solid colors, fast black and Hale-thread. Oar Underwear and Dress Shirt lines are complete. At City Prides. I. I- SHEPPARD, 25 B anhlngton KL, (ape May City, X*. J.

F. OTTEB, rr and Chaa. Onae, as tAJL. TJI»FlOL,STEIt.EIl. d Matreaaes Renovated and Made to Order. Carpets Made ’ut Down. Certain Work and Blip Cover* a Specialty. XO. 5 MANSION’ STREET, CAPE MAY CITY, X'. J.

1NAAC II. SUITS, FASHIONABLE TAILOR, JU- 47 WASHINGTON STREET, CAPE MAY CITT. ment of Cloths and Caaalmerea suitable for y-made Clolfalng, Furnishing Goods, Hats,

KEIIR Ac CHURCH, WHOLESALE DEALERS IN BUTTER, ECUS AND POULTRY,

Our job printers are .skillful and experienced in designing.

Chester’s Photographs. Bctt Styles of the Art. Children's Pictures a Specialty. At the Old Stand —Beach Avenue and Ocean Street. - S, C. Chester.

Wiley’s Congress Baths, Best equipped on the Beach. A large tent on the strand for the convenience of bathers. FOOT OF CONGRESS HAIX LAWN.