CAPE MAY DAILY STAR. rubUWMd du.n * July >04 Au&nl. Iwlwrn^

C&po May City Church Record. IMiKSHYTKDIA N.IjHn)rJtr8<..brt»r«Ll»*1 CuIUtUMJlM^K'U,

i'T HirtiMt. WMiuaulay fvcnloo ; Vouiuc fiorirly o( CUnv or. nB»> neutoo »l» o'clock. | lAITIST, rot. I^fkymc and Knuiktln *u.

M mUUKt KTIHCOrAU Wkkhlnpuo .iron, IwCwccii Op-iO ami rnuiklln. Krr. J»H» H. Uaikk*. raibr. ttkl.hulli amrlm: IT.vm V^lnc vjft A. M.: I^rarhlo* IOAJ A. ». UHl r. lT; MUalfe acbool »I 1'. M. Work «Ujr amlcca: r««nilu Irnrit Mi-'llni, Tucoday al t. M.. Churrli <11110. W~li.r«la). atajail’.if. ClaaanarUii«s MaoCay Turadar. Tburada)'* ami Frtdaja ai If. M. Youiif rcoyilc'a ITayrr Mectlu Sunday . r.enlu*al«AA. Monday, at s«- l'. ITaho M-nrtcr sablelk ctniluc at 'JO. KpvurUi

ia-aguc Turuday rycnlnf al *•

t UTHOUC. Waaklnaton .Ircrt. brocm. / Ocean * Itoralur, J|*t. Fatsku Dkon. railor. SrirbnSuudarln July aud Auyud at 6MandkJO A. M-: lualructloo. at JjoS f. M.I KvmtUK acrrlcc at «JJO. Wrrk day..inorolagawrlcoalTJO: rTrnm* at Hie. I,'KANKI.IN STBKITI M- K CTH WH. HabI 4 latii acrrlccn: CUM MrrUojt. 10 A .M.; 1‘rrachiac I" ft A. M.. and ■ I* M : .HaM-atli School at 2J0 f M. Workday arr»tr«: I’ray rr Meeting. Wrdomday. a r. M.; Claaa

Meeting. Frtday.O f. M.

A l.LCN A. M. E.A. H. Nawroa. Paator.

HomeO. K P. -South Ruebr. *t

Illld«-O..t»ro. Kti. •JfifcM??,JUrtty VUU Hughra. Alortt E. 11 Hugbra at 1 Hart ry. Mn B, a Stockton an 4 Hand. Stillncll.Wathinittomfl \ HSflinan'. Mr.. M W. 4 ‘ivrrr «f ’ * Ha/U-hnrat, Mm S MeJ(. 1“ Coorrraa at Hrrrtirvg. A. 4 Hufra at ■IIMrUllli. Ml> KamT. It Hughra d llatrmryrr. C W. a Hue Sea at iludaon. Mm M.V Sloe*.too am llkrt. J S. IV Hughra at llufluian Um M W. Miller Cottage 4 Perry at fTmett. Mm Sarah. Trenton Uouar Huataad, J M, in prrry at Haiuea. Brv. 3b. M E pamonagr Ijnv. MLE.MMPtathmglf at Ro^in*. I'.^WnniWa at e. KaM of Franklin at Iliya, l« 1 Mini.. 7. Hoaaid at iloUontMia' •' .. . - - Haedrlrh.

tCottage, iterator at

CHANGED SOULS WITH A STRANGER.

An Account of n Rurer Caaa In t

OPPlCRlJP

THE SEW JERSEY

a n-.nlytrqrt Kanaa- girl. The Kiri ta Mary Yenuum, a rud-tmt of K-inltua county. It

ia believed that abe baa bred t<ro 11 vt bna bad anothcr’a penonality upon Ler. The Vctumtu family lit

Affcrtlan of Men and Women far Doga. | A liking for domratre ni.lm .la. imrtl. a- j I iarly for doga—tbear appear to own rlrtan I

that many men do not ta an amiable quail* | _ , , _ . _ .

T™ 51 an|1 Sale Deposit Co antbropr, be who abueea them la a greau-r

ImtM than they. But them are degree, of Ufayettr nod Bisk SU-, ( ap< Kay.

liking; there are attariunrnta toanlmala, | _

1 lb# cuutlnn. ImmemurMlIy an- Ka>

bora to a family n

. algned to humanity Such are the attachI ““** which many women feel or feign

itm Deign-1 tor aoia gf |be mcml dlminotlAl and tguo-

Tb. Uttor! buklljd _ Men In general of '

! Koff. The Utter

, , : .- . \ .' ute nioo. .urn rn general m tnedvgfanMur'a^tU^d fiL* “** ^ Cylae on!rt , * nr} d " u '‘ * ,,d dl '" ll, J' Mary, wbodiedtnaeatalrpttc Bt. | rocll M ^ £ Jcrnnr . 1 *, niasUffa. a;>ar.lrU,

artterm. colHaa, bounda. They

Mary Ven

1 get chi

i.BK.f.Columbia are

■■Hd^lge. M.'ongrraa I’Uce^ Jtdiua Harry. A North nirvet.

*"*, Hugne. at

Wa.T.ingtoo .

niter. .*

moon at

Wadiliicton A ' Sou la Lata

King. DrC K.Hotii

Kmltt.Slinry

Kelly,V F.'weni iteaebav?** KrauUupli. Ket l»r Jott-pii. a 1 Klabr, him hewM. 1A siorkbm hnot.lea. (In. W. 17 Cnlulubla

day^uW

St. John's P. E Churoh.

I'orncr^ WartilDglon^and^Fraaklm Mr. lolloningara theappolntmeul. for tbr ae» of Ifr.'l. Service, every Sabbath at 10 JO A.

endaP.M

July V-Kev. laaac L. Nlrbelaon. D. D. R tor St. Mark'a churrn, I'blla. ■ July U—Ber. T. A. 1 Idball, U. U.. Hector of July lA^n^Juaeph N. Blanchard, F. A. P Lauat. Rector of Bt Aug.i—Kl.l2cv. John Scarborough. D. D. Bltbop IMuceet Southern N. J a tig. *—Her. J amea S. Stone. D. D, Hector brace church, Phlla. _ Aug^ In—^Kev^peregrine Wroth. Hector ~ “ * T. Path her,

Aug. an-Kev. W. Kirktta. U-. D-. Hector Church of St. Michael', and All Angel. iuit Sept d—Her. Henry L. U. Brad den. Hector Chnal Church. Uelawarc City sept U-Hev. Alfred J. P Mdure. Al Mlnbier Church of the Holy Trinity. Phlla.

Oape May City Sooletlee

C are labann Uiijub No Hi. K. * A.

bold, caauuuiiiraliuu 011 the aecood 1

louriti tueaday atenlng of each montli,

the lodge nwm, Franklin atrert.

J ou* Miciuy Poor No. 4U, U. A H, naa

bin on the areuad and fourth Thunu

evening, of each uuuUi at No. S Waahlng (^4l4 Mai J^ltWE^Xo. Tl. A O V. '

Hr Ja>. Mn-rav medic

C ase Mat Couci-a order llrptaaoph.,

and fourth Ttmraday e' at No. iswashlngton > t MMA lAUHir, N„_. w Mechanic., every FrtOay .BCS Ho. STtl. Order of the Iron HaU. the nmtAiwi third Monday eve-

18 Washington St.

Wadi button 81.

COTTAftEmaHJroaT DAILY STAR. FOR I8BI. CotUgem are mincsud to rraorl at t — — —— 1 — *- lureclory. In on

Ai35awkta6u55r«« A .lay. Kdttanl, Incatur at

Itodlna.JJeo I 1 Baker. Mm t P

•.'TV

, W C^lSOoran^.^

Ig, Jaeob^U MUtlayrdir at iKM^OrthM^i-ar Urantav

orlh M, near 1

.. T. 18 StockUk la-auir, Kobert 11,3 beach av Benexet. JIU MGoluinbU at.

■

Sr—a a. Mm T. tultrioa.so. Inlayetleat Butcher, W * rn o-t—-■■■-—

Burlrtv, Her W U. Pier are .. a. TO Waahtn

C lull rant at

31 Columbia

i. 7 t-iaut .Ireet 71 Wa.bli,1:101, -1 J H, ITrl arenue

C A. 70 W aehiugion »t ^BRRTJ C.luUrantat llrrnll. Jas P, SSCOhimbli;

—Halo trill. T II. ocean »l be.

kroen, Mr. It T, i ferry a3

s^udd. Dr 1.91 Columbia ave -.la. Cliflord. Howard >Dd Seat. -- -1 Columbia ave

•— ‘Im-KHi .Mm. w "lug. J Spicer, 47 WaMiUgtoo *t <y U \ ! aDe*»Coi5mbl & igadorf Morn. K. ISHugheeet Mh.TJ.14Pem at *t«. Herman. 3 Stockton ave I*. John B Jr. a UohuaMt nee hMwtry CLnorGnurt and So ImbyeUe ala| Uidge.'AUen P.*Ltttte WTUoW Cottage. Howard at, above CUumbla avr.

M

SHIwMn.lleo K. Ida Villa.eor. Jetlemou at McCreary,Uro 1). Columbia ave and Uoerary

Mlaaua. E. Oongren Place Marks. P. 8 Stockton How

Mendenhall. Mrs K M. Beach ave A Howard M

Mnerta. Evaa.ll CniumUaave McCredy. Mn£. an Hughe.m Mclhuinell. W U. P lluchc .1 MeOoaueU. JJ.n Jackwm at Matlbvn .. C I, 17 Perry .t Miller. H R, .Tj WTndaof avr

-bjeetto the»e

lira, ana .at the age of t..lr,0r thirteen .

beomje *0 gtc-.ly affli.tod with ibemtlmt, . 0 j „., m ^ 1IW .. her lift waa slta'wt rUaimirad ot W bllu | umgrtwe. fidelity. affocUon. 'but they do 1 on

ahe Wk. auderin* from an attack the Koff. I Dot tma tbcm u th< . y wouUI Uirlr clrae^y abe rvnotnbled Ibelr dead daughter. , dr » htt nor ado^ ,bem.

After many hour, of auflrrlng Mary I „ would u wcn „ tb . um< mlicbt ,,

aaid of the peculiar canine sympathy of

H. C. THOMPSON. Agent.

ber fit. ami although Hot changed In feature abe euemed entirely |

ao In mind. To all Intent, and puns*. : noxious a form. In (be atret. you maud

Ku f JL , U i them bearing mlmrable cur. In their arum,

aald that abe «. tranferred In mind to tbe ^ pmuing ,0 them tn a aUly. Koff girl, for rite waa that girL . J Mn Umcntal way. aa if anxtou. to adrertW V Wbam ?**• ^ ,^ mme , their folly. Oooualonallr they put thetf hml dMd euddeuly yM where her Ufa wm burdena gently down. and. holding A cord

'iS P f “ u - n " 1 to t*«^ «'>'*"■ p*™« tbem-

taterrupted dutlm. going to Ur. with the Klr „ ^ f oUow wherever Urn cum may Koff bourabold and won Id not fa* dragged looi Tbcy are prone to anch oommenu away. Sbe alrongly rawmbled the Koff . ^ aohloauie. aa “Where are vou going girl, and waa allowed to go aud live with darling FidoV “You mu.n't art' ^ the Knff^ hoping it would cure her. , naughty, aweet BLaucW -Don't do that, 1 Okonoi O., bba waa perfactly content In beg new my Bvauty." “Vour mi.trtwa wont lore i.eouoe Hi bonm, and from the moment aba stepped | yoa< prmSou. Pet. If you Iwhar. ao bedly." i €. A Aau.-

famlllar I » ..l t, i. . .

< Minitcn. *. J.

Inal da the door* eeem«d perfectly familiar tbeT , nio .i AU . tu , house bold’a proceedings. Bbe ^bj. uuconiK .t olu , lt n ^ — 1 of their maudlin fatotiy.-

tiito j Isaac B. Sun

to know every piece of fumltuR I ^Tu^'^^uTurolty.-^lMlM ; carpet, picture and room. »nd Hpfmared Brournc , n g*. GlobwDcnmcrat

Incorporated Novell

CAPITAL, •300,000.

MANAGEMENT.

A BEX. li CATTE1.L. Preatdeot. F. W. A TEE. Vie. President.

Eli WARD S. HALL Secretary and Trras.

D1KHCTOH8:

AbKX.O.GATTSU, ECKmorr,

OkOBOI E.T.VlOk «. Row.at, 8. Hall.

Lxwia Saab.

WEST JERSEY EXPRESS CO.,

PORWABDEW OP

Moneys, Valuables and Merchandise Toallpoiote to the United Sutra. Order, tor good, to be forwarded by rxpreea will be r*rtied without rhargea and promptly delivered by our ow n meMengera oaalo insure, aa far aa practicable, tne return of goodn on the same day HORSES AND CARRIAGES Can be seat by esprees on foal | - - mgi r trmina WASH HAMPERS

Containlitc r iot btng

den. and Cape May ». .. U ilaya apcclllcd by ah ppera.

r »P» May oflee—Corner Waabtogton and Jackson street*. I'biladrlpbia offioe—Peny HaDding, foot of Market atrwet. KOBKRT STRKTf II, U«t B .

bappy and at boma Though aba bad never . visited the bouse before ahe ecemc-1 to recognlxe the belongiuga of the dead girl

k Yankee Trick.

M.-r

Mi alee Mecray.

Am. a Huglrw .1

McPaddra. Mrs MOW. fkaa J.» Stock too 1

nea. <i Nortl, at

Baiba Cotta*-, llecathr 1

NonakA. W c, 13 Washington

o

O'Hara, Dr M. M Jaekaon at

I.HIktieUi Cottage .is JarkDet

ndlilpa'l>r p:'if"l2HuS^, ,i Price. N C. Perry and Mar>lor Hra.E, J Slockniu Row

‘ » Balay rtU at

above Madlaon

-. r" R. u Purtar. Mrs. Stockton ave

• -gr. O W indsor ave

no Lafayetle and On

I'ackaRl/jofiD i'biSlwltio Row

" Orant at. alwvc Nurtti

Poole. M

Uuldorl, P. P. Beach

Perry at

Boetoam. Jolie la Washington at ra»Mr.",.., 'tn , R«wd. Hr Chaa. If. Utai rtlr at Howe, a W\ Ik Columbia avr K.-rnian, Mm, Franklin at. opp NaUowal HaU H-5to.jA.CA Mia Hands CtXiage. Washing. Iiidije*}. Mra C M. S Perry at “ - Krff’-iaunreee son. Chaa A. n Concrrav Place Stone. E J, Brood tray Sewell, Win J, 12 Win,

Buchanan. W B.3U Win saSEiftaa

Franklin it and Oul-

Colllns, Mn Muy. U Hi

• AlVOll. II, I.'- Wll.U- • C<UI>|.. M.A.Sca Ul < rabiI?Mm*li W21 Collin, P, Ik—— -

Brook Cottage, Windsor 1

Hughes at

uni: 7

loe, No. 6 Hughes m. cievriaud. Mn S T. kion.i,.i, and Perry at Conway, John J, Decatur, opp Hughra cruthan,Mre Wins. 24 Hughes at Clark.Chaa D. ISColumbU ave Coutlon. MraC J. Korth at. cor Windsor av Conway, Chaa J, Decatur at. next PowrU a Childs. Mra B II, 4 Cwogrcaa at Cobuaa, Robt. 17 Wlnuaor ave Chew, twmlekaon.Urant at and Railroad Cook. Dr 11. Willow Cottage, Howard at a Columbia ave Cooper.Johtt, 71 Washlagton at < hdaalader. Windsor ave Cochran. M D. Mary J 21 Windsor ave cnandler. 11 L, 41 W Indaurave CUdord. tew u, I Howard at carry, James, il Perry >t Coryell, H U Mraguluoit's Cot'ge, Decatur al Co lb us, Wm J, our Hugbca and Franklin au Colllua. Wm J, w cur tlugbei aud trankUn au

0

Douglass. Mn Ann P. 12 Hughes at

IhiptuiB Mra,i Beach av

Dvgrn. Kav, T, Catholic Church Parsonage At. silver. KoW. Beach arc and Jackson at

W ludsor ave A s Batayrite at

Sus, It Ferry it

, Jr. M Jackson st n, Albert F. Cohimnut ave be! Ocean .-..—sou, J H A, 21 Franklin at l*avt». Mra Sally It. Franaliu and Cocgteata Dyer. CM Deo A. lu ao Lalai ettr at Downing. Robt W, Jr. S Decatur at Dupoot. Mra B. 8 Beacn ave Dananbanm Mrs H. 23 col ave Dtttmar. Mn chaa. Beach and Tib arts Dobaou, Dr Aug tutu. T. Second * tteach art Eisner, M, Colombia ave and Franklin st tvsus, Russell. Congress |,Ucc tvMu. M l mJ4J 4 j wwatomeh " EltrMfe.C t*. 83 Jack sou .V* 10,1 Etsuer. Mn B. «u Columbia ave

F

Ferguson, Charles. Bo hafayrttr and Wood st Fosier, Capt Chaa !'. lutajciie. bel guern Fctbeolaw. F B. 13 Bafayctu at Franks. Wm D, 1 Broad at f=s: 5; iMas.'Tsr” - PT-r. jCaUff^Petry at. .war Beach are fSE«§s£br~

Fox. e'r, Etghiti and Bee.h e Orter. Mrs Muy ^WBMaorava <*rt«, Mu. Ma2»e. Grant M*opp W J R K Ge£n£ J H^W *''* ssssis. < A"oSs. , -'3 orimn. N J. ocean at A Colu KSSSSPMSSSt: Oarrtaon. Judge Chasir - '■ - —h.UJse.Deca

Multh, ft R. 113 W aaEmetoo , t Slnanr, John H. iv Stockton ave Shearer. Dr Utlbeit M. B) Hughea at hiln. Jainea liruiianlrk. Hughtsiat shldle, Mr. li c. .a, Columbu are Icgt. BA. cor Howard at and Columbia av iloever. W R. 7 Stockton Uoa sltrarer. tillbrrt M. 2u tluctm at tomb. C Rosa. 10 Hlockton ave tlmea. U WJi'Windier ave*’' ’abSV^ltolS^t oroond di A « Jackson at lEKfiroas F'nJ.'alf-” “ SS^klSSib . K :

from Oral.. ■itbeman, U T.* North st iSKSssffiKrjr.r."" - «S1WS “ SSSl-iijSlSiBSSlSSLSir , Robert. 18 Ocean at . J-iL Ml Wasliington st owuaend, W iUlan,. w< Balayrtte at ■m. i 41 i. fsu, iM .i,i, itomw

On one o< .-maloti abe nut through tha East” Yankei shrewdness was Imrn to .... house aaytog. “Mother, where Is my pink ‘ Drat generation of such Yankees, waa prsccapsf” “What do you meanP' asked Mra | Deed by them and baa laern banded down Koff, and then abe remembered ber daugh- I by them to their eons, grandsons, and even ter bad bad a pink calico cape wbicb abe . the third and fourth generations, etc. But wore before the died. Again abe luqulrod, 1 whether this trick ia original or Dot—tliat -Where is Gyp’ 1 want to see him. I am Lsa nothing to doNritb It, for in this case afraid be baa Dot Iwen properly cared for.” i M Illustrates the futility of trying to get Gyp had been the favorite dog of Mary the boat of a Yankee Koff, and bad been dead for ala years Hia ! This puticuiar Yankee owns a farm and name had never been mentioned befura La hired two new men to mow one of his Mary Yenuum, and Mra. Koff does not n- hayfiekla Aa be could not walch them at member haring ayioken of him minor their *JL he rerolved to arrange affaire ao that acquaiutanor w ith the Veunums. It la instead of talking and doing no work the considered bylheoccuhista as a remarkable two men would keep away from each

Instance of thought transference, and la other. Here la the prescription. Farmer says to one man: "This other fellow-la deaf aa a post; can't talk either; dumb aa an oyster. Hut he's a good man on a hayfleld. Only don't worry him. He's arnatiiva about Ids deafness and dumbness, and will get madder than a hornet if you talk to him. Just let him alone and be'U show you a thing or two about mowing bay.” Then he went to the other man and gave him the lame The two farm handa went out and worked like Trojana all day. Neither dared speak to the other and each tried to outstrip the other. The Yankee farmer —died benignly Vben the men quit work.

jJ j3. jjraj^isoN,

Agent a

69 Washington 8t. (

Fasrs&r?

ft Cutkay. Carpet Tacksi

"While in this condition abe waa visited by Mr. and Mrs. Koff. wboae departed daughter abe much resembled. Sbe reminded themveally of the daughter wbo had suffered from the same disease, and had displayed the same symptoms. What could be more natural, then, U thought transference ia ever possible without the aid of the arnaca, than that the intense feelings toward their absent daughter, aroused by the eight of Mary, should Impress ber personality on tha cataleptic child’ And when the communication between the different mi ride had once been established w bat should binder its con tinnance for an Indefinite pcriodP'—Cor. Chi-

cago Herald.

Cables Famish Something to Talk Ah The five big electric cables that stretched over the Brooklyn bridges.. _ mors fruitful topic of popular discussion than the weather, and cause more c Venice than politic*. On a modermt putation about thirty cilUens of Brooklyn fall out every day about them. The lion is whet they are covered with. The cables are laid aide by side on wooden supports In the open apace between the railroad tracks. They are of one uniform dark grayish color from end to end. the tower, when they begin, there 3 dots “wiped” with solder in true plumber style, and then you are certain the easing of the cable D lead pipe. A Rule bit further on the covering la wrinkled and teamed, and then you are aunt it ia painted doth like the aerial cables in the street. Next you observe soma scratches apparently showing fresh lead underneath; so then you lean to the pipe theory again. After this are a lot more of wrinkles and Just when you are satisfied that It la doth after all. you get to the middle of the bridge, where there are more Joints neatly “wiped” with solder and you swing back to the pipe platform. This sort of thing lasts until you get to the end of the bridge and the cable sinks from sight. One pleasant circumstance about It is that no matter which view you take of it your friend will always taka the other. The cables never look the same to two peril you are convinced H'^dotb the other man la cock sure lu lead, and when you think It's lead he is ready to svrear It's doth.—New York Herald.

Palace Steamer Republic Philadelphia and Cape May, Stopping both ways at Wilmington daily; at Chester Tuesdays and Saturdays. Grand Soecial Excursion to the Delaware Breakwater next WEDNESDAY. Fare. 50 cents, including fare over D. B. and C. M.R. R. Train leaves 1.00 P. M.

express from New York, having stopped at Hornelltville for sapper for its passeugere. was once more en route—a long, heavy train, laboriously climbing the steep grade which leads from Hornellsrllla np' little village of Almond, four miles The ascent waa about half made, when suddenly the alow puff. puff, of the engine ceased, the train cams to a halt, ' * most simultaneously began to all

ward.

Everybody waa alert to an I Thoughts of disaster were In the of all; men jumped to the platform and women thrust their hauls out of the windows or stood In the aislce with anxlot questioning of eye and ton goo. One wog.

apprehension, grasped a as be was hurrying hack.

urrjing back, ber voice waa at istbs trou-

\t ooi. t >. 1 Stockton Row

RsthcreU. J. Price, aUoliusbta are S3±.ii'.y»7?feBa2fS" 1

Webb.C G. 12 Grant m *

mJktiaM Colambu E " 1 0 '

Walter. Mrs A K/|0North at

Woodward. Mm A 1'. w cur N

Windsor avr

.. Y luung. Beals, 27 Columbia are

ZatlelbT.ei

ZDIIELEOTOlVS-. .; . ** K by. vxuaori nuer. fJxxtns. Chaa. v> est bead Day. Peter. - Crowell, A U K-Cros HI Cottage - !UlleyI , AM?eY d * - sastsagf : Welumxnn. Thoa,

: :

“ Dally Star” Tide Table,'

KW revr ask atoust. Mean Knuye 4.4 tort.

Tburedaj, •'riday. .xtuntay, Sunday.

Bab; SSL,.

: £ “ a " 23 :.s

*8 v.lu From SJO

n il - ns If : Si

2 46 None

Years ago whalebone was uasd to skirts, but a boopsklrt of thatsor would cost aa much as a good dret_ .. won't be long before whulsbons comets will be beyond the reach of even those women wbo dress fairly well, and their cost will have placed them among the articles of higher luxury. Horn is largely used In place of whala bone now, but It to not nearly as good, because heat or cold will cause It to map to two. This horn la mads to France, and most of Itls contributed by the Texas steer. The horn Is shipped to France, mads Into imitation whalebone, comes back, pays duly and la freqoently sold to Ami consumers a* real whalebone. Much of the whalebone secured to American waters Is xent abroad. The cost of manufacture there ta lea* than here, and the prices obtained for Parisian corsets or dress stays enable the msnnfacturer to the genuine article.—Mercer.

Capital PuoDhmcnt Among Jew Decapitation was performed by the Jews after the fashion of tha surrounding nations: It was considered the most humiliating. the most ignominious and degrading death that any man could suffer. It was the penalty to cases of ouxaulnation and deliberate murder. It was incurred by those who willfully and wantonly slew a man with a atone or with an Implement of stone or Iron. It was likewise the punishment muted out to all persons who resided to a town the Inhabitants sf which had allowed themselves to be seduced to idolatry and paganism.—American Notes and Queries.

Etiqaette In lbs Country.

"They havs different etiquette in the country than they do here,” said a man from out of town. "In Java, Wyoming county, the young men when they out of church keep their hats off their sweethearts crime out. 1 aaw a young fellow stand tjarepcaded to the hot sun for fully five minutes. 1 requested him to don his hat, fearing he would be sunatruck, *• was no use. He stuck it out, and -arded finally by the appearance of hia coveted angel."—Buffalo Enquirer.

The Pin In Bomanee.

Nor has the pin been neglected in ro lance. Which of ua has not felt a sympathy for the Imprisoned man who saved himself from madness by «~-h day casting from him three or four pins and breaking despairing monotony by seeking for n to tha call's darknemr When at the expiration of six yean freedom papers’ware brought to him the messenger found him tbs floor of his cell In earnest search for apto that had been two days ml..t., g -Jhf, roo* that the prisoner’s wife testified her gratitude by having the four I bent and rusted pine act to a brooch, which gjwm^andv^ued more than JeweU.-

braket “What la If’ she cried, and tremulous with alarm, “wh

bie’”

"Oh, nothing,” said the brakeman, "only a trunk dropped out of tha baggage car, 3d we’ve got to go back for It,” "Humph.'" commented the Inquirer, (etui ng hack to ber seat with rather a din'd expression. Then, aa tha speed ot the train increased, sbe took fresh fear. “1 hope a flagman has gone back," sbe said nervously; "the company bad better pay for a trunk than a wreck,” and she put her head out of the window to reounuoilcr. At the moment train slowed again and a couple of men swung a trunk op from the aide of the tract "Good gracious!" exclaimed the woman, drawing to her head, "1 guess they'd better go back; that's my trunk."-Her I*olnt of View in New Yorf Times.

Mad baths are rarely administered to this country, whereas la certain parts of Europe they are often resorted to, and are generally believed to be of decided therapeutic value. Al Carlsbad a peat la used, which is rich to Iron elements and vegetable products, and tt ta mixed with hot Sprudel water. This peat bath raises the temperature of the body, quickens the heart s action and sends tha blood rushing to the bead. It la held to be especially efficacious to promoting the absorption of abdominal growths. More than likely much too high an estimate has been pul upon the value of these baths, and it ia doubtful if their ren effect la much greater than hot water hatha At any rate, tliere would be danger in them for many people, for. besides stimulating, a* would a hot poultice, they greatly depress tha bathers unless they are strung and rugged.—Boston Herald.

AMERICAN CATARRH CURE. Has cured buttitmts of case, s tore KPKCIAM.VTK I A 11.I II. IT WIBB IM'RK yot Prepared by Dr. W. It. Junes, IXM fio. I HaweB Phllad ee.For sale st Kenned,'« 1'tided Htal , I teeslur and Ws-bmciun strew

Artists' Materials Ilrawlng nnri 1‘Mlnling Outdta for Out-door Sketching.

F. Weber & Co., 1125 drestaat SB, PHIBADKBPIIIA. dets by mall proapUT

To Cottagers. French Boot and Slim maker lt<-palring done to firel-claaa style. Charges moderate. A MIKE W DOKNKK, 65 Washington lit.

MECRAY'S Grocery Store, No. 75 WASHINGTON ST., CAPE WAY CITY. We havt introduced Meats —Lamb, Beef and Veals, into our slock, and can supply allcomers in any quantity. PRICES MODERATE.

Melons Heller Than Emancipation. The day before the anniversary of emancipation a farmer unloaded a load of watermelons at Johnson's store to have them cared for until the following day. An old darky stopped Into the store late to the evening aud stood looking at the fins melons. Frank Johnson asked him if bt was going to hare a fine time on emancipation day. *T don’t care much Ixrat ’mancipation, bora," ho said, “but I would like to ' one o’ dem milyuna awful well."Marcos (Tex.) Free Press.

Koure'a Hath. Eclipsed. Some of the wealthy men of New York have spent small fortuura to fitting np private bathrooms Mr. Marqaand ortod to be the owner of the band■t one to the mclropolU. It has been described aa uniquely magnificent. The bath tank is faced with old Karsu T r'k jei ell brought from Spain. The angles of U are cushioned with pollshtd mrU Above la a barrel arch. Tha water flows through the throats of carved dolphins.Near York Sun.

Flying machines will bars to ply their fans rather lively If they are to rival tha axplolu of winged insects. Pntesor Marry fastened a fly to a way to maka tha tip of Ua wing touch a revolving cylinder covered with smoked paper. Each stroke thus made a mark and the result proi that tbs insect moved Its wings 830 tto per second.—Philadelphia Times.

Preparing for Contlugvncles.

Blanche (after replying "Yra" to Hunker’! proposal)—Do you want to apeak to

papa tonight’

Hunker—N'-no. Wait till tomorrow. Pli getan accident Insurance policy before

coma back.—Mew Yoik Epoch.

CAPT. FRANKS’ Old Virginia Tobacco & Cigar Store Me. 2* Bfathingtsn 81.. Cays May. First-class Clean and ChewlagTohaeco. Rare Hall Material, and Fiafeln* Tscklv. Shred Music sod 8011K1 at bottom f rices MILLINEKY STORE, fier Fashionable Millinery k Fancy Goods, Embroidery Silks And Stamped Blnen Goods. Htamptnidme Mias Jannla Walaa.

Fmpp far Roantl Trip. .... Mngle Trip (pillier way) . . - . -“’ssasisaar*" ocean trip *™**isp Horses and Carriages taken. Baggage and Freight Transported. Office at Union Transfer Co., Washington and Jackson Streets. WII.I.IAM F.BIWBKIX, (ieiteral Manmgrr. 111 (Tirstnui Slrreb, Philadelphia

THE STANDARD COCOA OF EUROPE. Van Houten’s Cocoa

“BEST L GOES FiBTHEST."

Royal Cocoa Factory, Weeap, Holland. A Delicious Substitute for To* and Coffee and Much Bet* ter than either for the Stomach A Nerves.

Perfectly Pure. INSTANTLY PREPAREDEASILY DIGESTED.

It needs only a tingle trial to convince • anyone of the <«A»4»» rerpre-rertf* of y,;, J orep.oa!, yrere. re-tuU. fhasa, over any Other f brand either foreign or domettie. It li put i up tn 1-8,1-4,1-2 and one lb. cant, and can * be had of any reliable grocer in tfcia U. & “OSCE TRIED, USED AIM ATS.'• N. Y. Branch: 106 A 108 Baade SB *

DILLON'S,

Corner Washingtnn and Jackson Street*. Of which the well-known JOHN J. RATTY is proprietor, is 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 accommodntions for parties. Handsomely, appointed parlors for ladies.

ICE! ICE! ICE! ■Knickerbocker Ice Qo. Or PHILADELPHIA 8UPPLTKS HOTELS, RESTAURANTS end COTTAOEs WITH PURE EASTERN ICE. -A too withcoat: coat! coat: coat B FAMILY USF.AKD

C. F. SMITH, Importer and Commission Mcrrtant. FANCY GRd^llES. Soli Im|urier of tha srelT. kiix' LATOUR OLIVEOIL THE FINEST. THE PUREST. THE BEST IN THE MARKET. C. F. SMITH, 103 Walnut St, Philo.

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Powell’s Hotel and Restaurant, Ko. 8 M uHhlBKlon HI., Cape* M*y, Jf. J. CHOICE WINES AND LIQUORS. BOARDING BY THE DAY OR WEEK. Agent for the Germania Brewing Company. BotUtd (rends s Specialty for Family Use.

P JOHNSON, • Wuxliliigton Nfrcel. near P. O., Ch|m-Mh). A Bargraod Wrll-Selrolrd Stuck of FINE SHOES AND SLIPPERS. all Fsper roa-uaUy an hand.

P* Fv ©Ids 5oiip Man u furt a re rs of their Celebrated 1 and 2 H. P. GASOLINE ENGINES. Aim a Full Line of from 3 to CO II. P. ^Vertical Eiigiiies-^ When in need ol Power of any description, don’t fail to write direct to P. F, OLDS & SON, LANSING,‘aUCH.