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“AA'e hm! more fun U-t wlntrr j yiuld nhnlc • nick m." wil J a j.n j Irirnil of mlM who ia |>u»rliu^ little brain orer all the Unuaw tint are lancbt at Sage college, tl ! annex to Cornell 11.itvrr.ltT 1 worSl If ecbool w'aeb't^llt an.l 'e'

You know mod of the gnS at Sage are lima, aoleron thine, who eerm to think >t the chief end of life ia to heat the boys

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o have the boys take the |irUea and then ake me. Then ft is all In the famll.T, don't 'on acef Bat the girls ain't all prigs and llg*. Some of them are loeely—that is, mean real Jolly and full of fun. "We had aomc of that kind there last •Inter, and poor Mr*. Hooper, the matron, . was almost driven wild by them. You are supposed to he in your room at a certain hour, and not think of poking your nuae out till morning. Bless your'heart, do you j think a real, lire girl, filled with the love ; of nature and fond of studying astronomy | in companies of two is going to put up 1 with any such Imprisonment. We—that 1 Is to say, they—didn't last winter, but found some mtans of escape, and had lota ; of good time* sleigh riding with the boy*. | "The leakage of studenU wa*discovered. , but bow did they get outf That was the i question. Poor Mr*. Hooper sat up at nights and watched. She had Inaomnla with thinking. She actually lost flesh with worrying, for she was afraid that there might be some horrid story get Into the newspapers, don't you know. “At last the mystery was solved, and what do you think It was? The coal chut* that ran down into the cellar! This was the way that the girls got out. “Did they nail It upf Weil, I should *ay sol So that Impending tragedy ended happily. But don't you dare to print it!"—

New York Herald.

JACQUETTE & STRATTON, Xo. 12 Washington Klrwt. •AojoiNir-c Powell's Restaurant.: 1.LAUULS IX FISH, OYSTEHS, CLAMS,'TERR APIS AND CRABS, Families Scrrr.d Frowplly.' Orders Solicited

While a

jf the leading Europi eutly adopted the

called colonial policy as

Increasing their national inine ana of pro Tiding an outlet for their people, experi enres which have recently been brought to light in Prance would Indicate that a colonial policy may he an exceedingly ex pens!re luxury for a nation to adopt In a recent debate In the chamler of deputies on the gorenimcnt of the colony of Algiers the calculation was mode from official reports that iu the last forty year* that colony had cost France, over and abore the Income received therefrom, quite $800,000,000. and what is more, tiie annual costs at the present time are even larger

than In previous years

It might he said that these large outgoes were no more than France was Justified In sending for the purpose of providing a il* slrable outlet for her people; but, although Algeria Is a remarkably fertile country and offers many opportunities, it dooa not seem to attract the French colonists. Ths total population of French origin is only 200,000, while there are an equal number of white people not of French nationality. These latter bare, by the local laws, exenijitlon from taxation granted them that the French colonist is not accorded, and, what Is more, the rate of taxation upon the 8,000,000 or more native* Is several limea greater than upon the French col

onist or foreign resident.

The French will not aettle In Algeria as colonists, altbongb large numbers visit the country each year as tourists, which would seem ta prove that unless a nation has an aptitude for colonisation—and this was no doubt what the French poasessed six or eight generations ago when theyaetUed Canada—it la useless for It to spend money and exhaust an effort In acquiring and attempting to develop the waste places oo

earth.—Boston Herald.

A Cheap Method far Coloring Clou Some of the German porcelain and gh manufacturers arc now using a new col log material, capable of being "Cxr without fire. In carrying out this process, ordinary water color* are used, these lug rubbed down with a certain mixtu consisting of two solutions, compouni In definite proportions, one of them being composed of 100 parts of a syrup of potassium water glass, to which has been added ten parts of a lead acetate solution—fifteen parts lead acetate In 100 parts of wi and stirred by an air atream until well mixed; the other solution Is a mlxu fifty parts of borax dissolved in 100 of warm water and twenty parts of glycerin. Sixty parts of the first described solution are mixed with forty parts of the second, and with this mixture the colors are rubbed down. For thinning purposes water and the first named solution are mixed well together In equal I •arts. After toe products have been painted they are placed to a bath composed as follows: One part of borax'Is dissolved In twelve parts of water and mixed In a gutta perch* vessel with fifty parts of hydrofluoric and ten parts of sulphuric add. On the immersion of the articles some ten minutes in this they are washed In clean water, and the color appear* as if burned In.—New York

A telegram tfom Rome ha* announced the publication of a "life of Prince Napoleon” which is likely to create some sens Lion la the political world. There Is a earlier work—which, thongh it does ni bear the signature of Prince Napoleon, wi undoubtedly Inspired by him—of which few stray copies have reached England. It is called "Le Prince Imperial," and put porta to be written by D'Heriaaon. It L aimed against the Empress Eugenie, whom It eavagely pursues from her birth to the downfall of the empire—an event directly -Uributed to her Influence. There la a long chapter describing the Intriguee that went on around the deathbed of the emperor. It will be remembered that at the time of his death there was a report that that event was due not to the effects of the operation which Sir Henry Thompson performed, but to an overdose of chloral. This singular hook, oertaluly written with Intimate knowledge of the circle of imperial affairs.

In Glasgow the practice of supplying houses from cisterns 1* comparatively rare, and should b* entirely abolished when the additional aqueduct, now In course of cootion between Loch Katrina and the la completed. Taking all things Into leration. It seems clear that the danger from lead contamination. If It exists at " Is not such as to cause public alarm, appearance of an occasional doubtful of poisoning la very different from the extensive epidemics, clearly traceable to •*' ater supply, which hare at Tarlona

ther towns.—London Engineering. The Origin of Tbrso Ball*.

Tbrdfe reasons an given to account for he origin of the pawnbroker's sign. One lays that the balls are used because they the emblem at St Nicholas, who is o have given three purses of gold to three virgin sisters to th» m to marry. Another legend attributes the use of the three balls to the members of the Lombard family, the first great money lender* of England. They wet* druggists before they became capitalists, and used the throe golden pills in memory of tbalr ] old calling. Still another story attributes their original use to the Medici family of ' France. The Med ids wen mousy lenders,

‘ the three pills as a pun on their •*.—St Louis Bo i

COME TO CAPE MAY AND SEE LIUTG-O, UFCATI R STKKKT, BELOW R ASHI.VGTON STREET. pHOICE ^VlNES AND J^IQUORS, lee Cold Ijiger Beer. Summer Garden llollled Good- a Specially for Family I'm*.

HAND’S CENTRAL MARKET, Washington and Ocean Streets. Largest Store and Market in this City. COMI'LBTK STOCK OF FIXE GROCERIES. v«rvUbire. Frvli Mvat*. Best Oradr Ituttrrs. poultry. Flab, Oyster*. Terraiiln. Clams, Ac.

J. W. FAGAN, Mansion House Bakery, No. 7 MASNION STREET. ^ 7 All kinds of French and Vicuna Bread and Itoll*. Full line (lakes and 1***1 ry. Ice cream of choice quality manufactured and furniunnd hotel* and e..Itage*.

U500DMAN, GlLLrEPBE § Co., ©miasms N. E. COB. 131k AND MARKET MTS., Pliilfulelpliifi.. Our Mr. Chandler, who has called for Cape May orders for the past five years, will continue to call on Mondays, Tuesdays and Wednesdays of each week. Goodx f 'Hroftillj Packed.

CAPE MAY PAVIEIOX.

FIRST-CLASS CAROUSAL Come and enjoy a ride on c «... „„ ♦*• . Ike anlmalH. 5 beDtS pGT Ride RCDOI.PII UOIXE.

CARROLL VILLuY, Jack won Street, near tbe Iteaek. CAPE MAY, N. J. Delightful location. Everything FirsUclaas. Clous to Ocean Pier. MRS. F. L. RICHARDSON.

THE GLENWOOD, Hughes Street, OPEN FOR THE NEiKON OF IMDI NEW HOUSE AND FIB8T-CLA8S IN ALL ITS APPOINTMENTS. S. P. WILLIAMS.

NEW MOUNT VERNON HOTEL, AI.EX. CVTINO, Proprietor. Directly on the Beach at the hew Mount Vernon Tract.

THE WEST EYI>, Near the Beach. Opposite Congress Hall Lawn. Family Hotel. Flrat-class In all its appointment*. CELEBRATED SPRING on the premises. Finost water on Uie coast. EDWARD K. CAKE.

Sewell's Point House. fc^CHOICE WIYEK AYI> EIQIJORN. Parties supplied for Fishing and Sailing. Oyster* in every style. W M. K. YOUNG.

The renovation and reconstruction of the DELAY/ARE BAY HOUSE, At the NtcnmboAt I.midlug. And its addiUonal facilities for the comfort and enjoyment of guest*, make it a moat desirable place for tourists, sod Cspe Msysojourncrs as well, who desire su outing or s day of enjoyment. EVERY PORTION of the honse snd grounds'hss been remodeled and Urn cuisine, chowder, oyster*, snd sea fish of every l^lnd are furnished In the style of the first-class metropolitan hotels. With Sea Bathing, Sea Breezes Anil all the delights of an nnsnrpssked boscb to add to the comforts of gncsU. BATH-HOUSES are thoroughly furnished with all appliance*. Train* from Cspe May City nin every half hour during the day bt d le ?red* IU h* * erTed 10 P* rtle * 11 lbe shortest notice and with all the acocssorie. HTDo NOT get off the cars at Cspe May Point, but keep your seats to the end of the route. ~&I tS-EORO-JE IT. BA.TES, (Of the Oriental Hotel, Phils..) PROPRIETOR.

W. C. N0NAKA & CO.,

42 W axhingion St-. Cape May.

IMPORTERS OF JAPANESE GOODS

Gent's Walking Canes snd Turkish Slippers. All kinds of French Fxncy Chlnawsre.

Complete line ol cut sllversndotber Jewelry. Endless assortment In leather goods

Congress Hall Boarding and Livery Stables, Worth and CongreMN Xt*., Cnpc May

J. P. BRICK.

Horses taken to Board by the Day, Week or Month. Puny rbsemos. Village Carts. Draxs. At-- to Hire

WEST JERSEY EXPRESS C0„ Moneys, Valuables and Merchandise To all points in the Unit. <1 $:sTi« Order* tor goods to hr forwardml by express ril! be carried without chargr* and promptly dellvi ted by our o«n mi-ssengiTs, o as to Insure, as far as practicable, the return of goods on the same d*y HORSES AND CARRIAGES Can be sent by rxpress on fs*1 psssengrr trains WASH HAMPERS ‘nnulnlnc clothing lo be laundrlrd will be carried between I’liiUdrlptil*. or Cam. Ii-n, snd Cape May at $1 00 for tbe round trip, and will be called for and'dellrrred ipon days specified by ah ppira Cape May office—Corner Wjl(1iIngIon and Jackson streets. Philadelphia ollire=s««fylTinh4ng. foot of Market street. RObYiKT NTRKTCH, Gen. Agenf.

Palace Steamer Republic Philadelphia and Gape May* Stopping both ways at Wilmington daily; at Chester Tues- — days and Saturdays. Grand Special 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.

Fare for Round Trip, .... Mnglo Trip (ellbcr Ttttj') . - - . •a -leave Have hirer! Whaif. ITiibdsIplil*. TJn A. M I'.I* May lauding, .1181'. U. Horses and Carriages’ taken. Baggage and Freight Transported. Office at Union Transfer Co., Washington and Jackson Streets. RTI.I.IAJK F. m vsr.1,1. General Manager. 111 Clirslnui Street, PkllsdflphU.

THE STANDARD COCOA OF EUROPE.

Van Houten’S Cocoa

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•‘BEST A GOES FARTHEST." } Royal Cocoa Factory, ; Weesp, Holland. ^

A Delicious Substitute for Tea r and Coffee and Much Bet* * ter than either for the Stomach A Nerves. Perfectly Pure. INSTANTLY PREPAREDEASILY DIGESTED. I

It needs only a tingle trial to convince origiunl, t mrr. so/oUr threw, over any other ! brand either foreign or domestic. It is put t up in 1-3,1-4,1.2 and one lb. cans, and can i be had of any reliable grocer In the U. & ••0HCE TRIED. USED ALWAYS." M. Y. Branch: 106 A 108 Reade 8t. i

DILLON’S,

Corner Washington and Jackson Streets. 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.

Powell’s Hotel and Restaurant, IVo. H Wnnhlngton Nt., Csape May, IS'. JL * CHOICE WINES AND LIQUORS. BOARDING BY THE DAY OR WEEK. Agent for the Germania Brewing Company. Bottled Goods a Specialty for Family Use.

ICE! ICE! ICE! “Knickerbocker Ice CoOF PHILADELPHIA BVPPLTBS HOTELS, RESTAURANTS and COTTAGES WITH PURE EASTERN ICE. —Aleo with— GOAL! COAL I COAL! COAL BUST QUALITY CAKKKl'l.I.Y 1'KKI'AKKH FOR FAMILY USE, AND FULL WKIUHT (il’AKAMKKD.

■R JOHNSON,

W nulling

Waablngton Street, near F. O., Tape May.

A Large sad Wrll-Selected Stock of

FINE SHOES AND SLIPPERS.

A Full Assortment of Wall Pji*

EWING’S BATH HOUSES, Between Perry- and Jacknoa St*., Opposite the best bathing ground*. 1'erfecUy equipped hounc*. Careful attention. Fair Prices. 6AMUEL IEWINO.

Manufacturers of their Celebrated 1 and 2 H. P. GASOLINE ENGINES.

Also a Fall Line of from 3 to CO H. P,

^Vertical * Eiigiijes-^ When in need of Power of any description, don’t fail to

write direct to

P. P. OLDS & SON, . LANSING, KICK.