CAPE MAY DAILY STAR PUBU6BED EVEHV MOKNINO,' ItCKIHO THE MONTHS OF JI LT AND ACOC9T.

Editor* & PublUherF.

WEDNESDAY. AUOU8T !!4 t 1«tt. — AFIt i* »o ingeoioa* pUn *otne bosiding bouse* hsve of pUciog signs Across tbe sidewalk, but not one very acceptable to the general public. Tbest i.ign boards obstruct tbe view, and in xomc instance* are so low as to annoy pedt striae*, In both sunny and rainy weather, interfering with tbe canying of parasols and umbrellas. It would be difficult to .find anybody In business here dissatisfied w itb tbe season. It has more than fulfilled tbe most asngaine expectations. To-day tbe city is full of visitor* and then- is no Immediate prospect or rcawn for tbe crowd lessening for several days yet. The season baa been a particularly jolly and visitors hsve been delight'd with their experiences. * The W. L. I. C. will attend the scrvice* at the Baptist church In a body on Sunday morning next and the city officials, committee of arrangements and prominent citixens will be especially invited to attend also. Tbe church will be appropriately decorated and arranged for a military occasion. It will be a great day at the church. Pastor Thoms* Neal, Jr., will conduct the aer-

©in' Giiests. And Other Porsihal Mention.

Miss Centennial Beirbtr dated pretty the May Pole dance at Mad any

ouis* testimonial.

o. rib, a. y-.’-wgv;- 11 ’**- vv »~r rewer, of Philadelphia, 1* registered . M lf

t Miller Cottage.

Rev.'Frederic B. Orenl, of Phi

lanet

Louis' testimonial,

lias Emily T_ I-ntx, a pronounced mdc and very prefy, i* one of ti e

phis, a loemcr pastor of the Cape M»y j admlrwl at ItaptisPchurch, is resting from minis- j.[heron,

terisl cares st the Carroll Villa. Mi-s Emma Suelke and M Ttirce charming sisters stopping at, Brockman, g» to dsy fron the Aldino Villa, Misses R. Evelyn j Villa to Atlanii! City to Vj

Tronb, Miss Mary A. Troub an.1 Lilian ; for a few dajs.

Trnnb, of Honey Brook. Pa., are popn- { .Mr. Andrew Mu-!!gr, of Bi lar visitors. | very favorably impmased ■ MiaaBallie Knox, of Baddonfidd, N. ( * nJ lLof Investing in J., one of the prominent young ladies ; He thinks thete Isa :

of that\iilac.'. Is enjoying her usual; ,,efure U*c resort.

Cape May visit as s guest of Pier Ave- -'l»* Etta Cohdar.cr. alster nnelnn. Colclsxer, business msn.g. Mrs. Dr. Richards, of Williamsport, ; ' U

brother s summer <

o street.

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Highest of all i.T Leavening Power.—Latest U. S. Gov’t Report. Baking Powder ABSOLUTELY PURE

Starlights.

CONGRESS HALL,

CAPE MAY, X.

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A fact which frequently escape* attention of obaervera as well a many men wbo are members of the military organisation*,1*, that nearly or quite all formations, ceremonials and drllla are useful and have particular ends In view, of a practical nature. Beginning with tbe ■•reveille,’’ or awakening call, in early morning, and ending with “taps," each movemei e isential. Tbe awakening call not only answers tbe purpose of rousing tbe mm. but Includes tbe ceremony of a roll-call immediately after, by which each mao lo an organization is known to be present or absent as the case may be and the exact status of tbe force is discovered. Tbe absentees are. course, Inveatlgs’ed and the cause their absence becomes known and corded. Tbe next call is that for guard moant, which is an interesting and pretty ceremony Into which music enters, and which includes soma marching movements. The utility of it Ilea In the fact that tbe condition of the men and accoutrements are thoroughly and Impressively examined lot and their fitness for doty made knowi One of the intended results la to create a spirit of emulation In tbe cultivation of soldierly quallt'iea and care of accoutrements. Tbe music and ceremony are in this as in most other military formations, exbllaranU, intoxicants, s.imulanta, which arouse tbe pride of partlcipsDta. In encampments, tbe guard mount Is sometimes followed by a parade of all the troops, which is called the “troop parade" and 1* design'd to do lor tbe whole command what the “guard mount" does for guard details, that la, subject then a rigid Inspection and stimulate their military ardor. It la preceded by a roll-call, which again “locates" officer and private. After the ceremony another pretly thing is sometimes t the arms of the whole command are stacked In front of tbe camp, the colors lain across the centre, and a sentinel appointed to watch over It and t< that every body who crosses the color line thus made, salutes the color. This, of course. Is designed to teach respect for the colors, and to impressively direct attention to them, as the symbol of home and country. The evening parade or “retreat" la preceded by i roll call for tbe purpose of "locating' each man once more, of discovering - again as ts bis fitness for duty. Tbe ceremony includes plenty of music and Is rather enjoyable even to participants. The last roll-call occurs a half-hour Wore "taps'’ or tbe signal for lights jfit and I* called “tattoo,” and doses the day just as “reveille,” or awakening in tbe morning opens It. will be seen that tbe mililanr plan is essentially practical as well a* pretty, and likely to produce tbe Mnost exact results in keeping a body of men In proper shape, and of knowing where each one may be found at any hour and hla exact oondllioc as to health and equipment.

Brvxton Hep. A very pretty dance was had at Brexton Villa last evening, when following ladles and gentlemen were present: Ex-Postmsster George W Fairman, of Philadelphia, and hla charming wife, Mrs Anna Metcalf Loomis; Mrs Joyce, Mr* Jordan, Miss Loomis, tbe Misac* Holme, Miss Duvall, MlaaMooge. the Mlsaea Shearer, Mias Diamond, Miss Rena Diamond, Mias Nellie Evans, Mia* Stone. Miss Sloan,Miss Stokes, Upper!, Mies Past, Mia* Mitchell, Miss Gillen, Mias Keedy, Dr and Mrs John L Wentz, Mias Myers; Messrs J M Bams, Will Fairman, Sul. I Ivan, J La’ Pore, C La’ Fore. Charles Read. C Sckofl. H Keen. P Middleton, U Middleton, E O Wagenburst, E Ramsdell, G McGriUls, P Vanneman, and others. The spacious piazza of the Braxton never looked more charming; R was illuminated by Jap* ease lanterns. Much credit le doe to the splendid management of Mr. WtU Firman and John M. Harris for the pleasant evening spent by all. Boar—On Monday August 28d, a shell dressing comb with silver back. Reward If returned to 11 Lafayette street. It.

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bright, *park)lng ways, s gra dancer and a lover of Cape > grand surf bathing. Miss Louie Cheater, of Eldora.a pretty girl, has been visiting Mi Smith, at their cosy home *t Bcbellenger'a Landing. Miss Louis spends the winter and spsiag months In Philadelphia. { ^ Miss Crtsslc llsirdy-nsugi.tcr of cxSheriff Bxird, rffCamdcn, and Miss Florence Alfn^uauglger of Mr. Frank Allen, of Minville, are two of the most charming young ladies at tbe Carroll Villa. They have many friends. Dr. Leslie II and, whose home is : Court House, 1* visiting friend* here fi. a few days. He isoncTif the physicians at the State Hospital for the Insane Danville, I’a., and Is very mnch inti rated in bis profession. Weil Sullivan, Ug! clever third baseman of tbe Cape May team, arr: yesterday, at the Columbia, from home in Holyoke, Mass., where he been for the past three weeks. He play with the Cape Maya tbe balance of the eeason, and return to Amherst College when the fall term begins. Mr. and Mrs. William U. Harding, of North Wales, P*., who have been sojourning with us during the past week, returned to their beautiful home yesterday. They have proved thetnselvct to be expert anglers, if report* from tbe Pier be true. They enjoyed tbemselves bugeiy sud were much bent filed by tbeir outing. Dr. George Gladden, physician and surgeon to the Carnegie Company Homestead, leaves Congress Hall day for home?- Dr. ami Mrs. Gladden have been si>cadiug some weeks pleasantly at this popSlar hotel. Tbe Doctor ba* missed but one season at Cape May tbe paat eighteen years. He is very popular gentleman, a skillful su goon and a learned and experienced

pbyalcian.

Mrs. Russell Harrison and Miss Sit art, wbo accompanied Mrs. George Boyd and family to Creason Spring* Friday last, returned to Cape May I evening, arriving in a special train 8 o'clock. They were accompanied by Mr. George W. Boyd, who joined them Philadelphia. He at registered at the S'.oekton shortly after arrival. Mr. Gua Eldrcdge, with J. S. Semou & Co., Philadelphia, is one of the handsomest young men now here. Tbe young ladles need not become too much - Interested, for he has already met and espoused his destiny, a charming Bn-ok-lyn lady. Mr. Eldredge has charge of the bus! ness interests of Setnon o here, located at Congrcts Hall, sc been associated with the firm here In Philadelphia for several years. Is very highly esteemed by them and it a skilful salesman,thoroughly acqui ed with all tbedctailaof the bush Edward W. Bartholemey, tbe genial »nd obliging telegraph operator snd manager of the Western U graph Company at Capo May. atationed at the Stockton Hotel office, bai many friend* this season by bis

ViKa, return to their Philadelphia home Atbli this afternoon. Their stay ba* been a «j]) ( very pletsint one, and many regret to T|l

irt with them.

Lawyer Walter Barrows, of Mount. with miniat Holly, is enjoying a pleasant stay here a camp. It a* a guest at the Berkeley. He 1* our *|.iri: of the of the beat known lawyers ip the State. _ TLv mrwh who has a reputation for integrity and < ^ clluIl .^ , ability of winch he may well be proud. n| . xt j,,, f XTl Mr. and Mrs. Charles B. Gray, of: their former Washington, who have spent the season and Rrv. W. at the Hotel Dcypn. sail-today from Service h o'c New York. In thefi.y of Chester, for A (

Liverpool and will spend some time In

London, Mr. Gray's native city. Th-y ! pi< , r x 1[v] will travel considerably during the com- ; ni , n , j, lug winter, and the length of their stay i (in ,, ,,| l | r ,| ir

io Europe lias not been definitely fixed. •,| u , w |

Camp Notes. j tin8 '

CapL Allison Nailor.Jr., commissary, ! nIli j ie( of the honorary staff, arrived yesterday | lnrse on the -1 33 train. He wa» met at the | depot by the officers and mm of the ! corps and the Third Artillery Band,

escorted to Camp Ordwiy. He is uicral favorite in the corps, and one I of the most popular of officers.

,n arousing episode occurred on the I,. ch yesterday morning which goes to j. .... . displayed by | *

any

dating way*. Hr deserves the credit and benefit of being as good. If better, an operator as was ever at Cape May end, and tbe Star can say to h company (bat be is a faitbfnl servant, gentleman in every way, and one who a maker of business, and if operators were like him that company would do even a better business than it does at present throughout tbe country. Mis* Minnie Pabst, who by .her queenly presence snd vocal gifts has assisted materially in adding to tbe in tcrtalnment of Cape May audiences on several occasions of late, ^eft us yesterday, accompanied by her amiable and oomely slater, Mias Anns. They go now to Philadelphia, and on the fifteenth of September Miss Minnie will <go to New York to arrange for the coming opera, season. She came to Cape May about the twenty-fifth of July, just from the Strakoach Opera Company, and her sojourn, which has been much enjoyed by all with whom site associated and all wbo fieard her, has l>een to her one of great social and restful pleasure. Tbe Star's beat wishes for her future shall ever follow. J. Price Welherill. superintendent of the Lehigh Zinc Works, Bethlehem, I’a., and Mrs. Wetherill. arrived lo New Yoik on Bxturday from . Europe end immediately came to tbeir Cape May cottage, 29 Columbia *vi where their children have been spendthe summer. On Monday Mr. visited Bethlehem, where a

tendered him by

'orks Hose Company and tbe employes of tbe works generally. On tbe arrival of the train Hr. Wetherill was greeted by the blowingjjf aeren steam whistle*, and a large delegation of the employes and the hose company, who escorted him to the works. Tbe evening found the men serenading Mr. Wetherill with a full band and a formal reception tendered to him at Dixon's Ball. Cape May friends welcome them gladly In tbeir safe return home.

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The gay season is as gay as ever.

I The W. L. l.C. have lot* of fun. i , The W. L. I. O. bill tcim -will play the Lafayette* »t 10 30 A. M. tc-day, »t

. j Athletic Park. Admission free.

- Don't forget the hem fit to-day, at the

Park at 1 P. M., w hen there

II sort* of fanny things,

indow of William G. Essen, ifcctloncr, is handsomely decorated

Base Ball.

The Artillery Battle

In place- of tbe regular scheduled with Gorham* yesterday, hlch was declared off on acjuul of Use mdlftUe exhibition lej Rave tbe day before, a game

gam

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-1 w itb great danger ortunately, just as I •jr a plunge some

occupants very ;

making fun for they are thrown

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of Cape May City si

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>1 public

It Is editorubiassed, dis-

liorouglily and accurately iufi pon Cape May matters during lie only reliable medium through ■ .obtain Cape May new*. Sulnci

1.50 per year In advance.

disisirting themselves on the bead

loudly dressed gentleman of tbe Eng. j ““"j"*,"" iish tourist pattern became tbe cynosure J M|li

of all eyes. Attired iu an English rig. with the ‘'.invention-1 monocle screwed Into bis right eye, he aoori -attracted a curious throng of idler* who followed him, laughing at hi* swinging stride #nl drawling speech'and guyiog' tbe Dundreary whiskers which the wind

was permeating. The Anglican at last | Are your eyes „ _ ... , lost his patience, and with his cane ad- | Ar « J°“ • u ™ they are doing ail they are r „d www-v w-«. 1 ssm C5 s? r <r the crowd, which by this time bad been ii r m of Oculists ami OpUcans, are rej swelled in numbers to over a thousand- j resented at Cape May .\ngu<t '.“.lib an. The throng was overwhelmed when tbe I p^h, _l.y one of tbeir Eye Specialist* 'r w -*■ iwassss si's sr?: glmg and "l.tarsting ' the “beastly i until 5 p. m.f And do you know al* cads," and carried out into the briny ; that he doe* not wish you to keep the ;

and hurltd headlong into an incoming S'*•«'•' you may order from him unless j ,/ r ” 1

The climax-came alien tbe par- 1 e J * le satisfactory to you ■ ^

soldier boys did not care to do battoe on account of their thin rents o were re-inforced by Privates , Coogan and McGrllli* from tbe May regiment. Reese facxi the r for two innings, alien be began tken O’), and McGrilli* stepped to ant where he remained throughout •ttle. The picket* it their differatioo* in the field kept a strict thelr^uy, while the sentinels on tbe in•ady to communicate with Dannie concerning any intruder steal by their post. Sentland S. Lee mauiged to head

ind Lieut.

oogau sent five to the g Tbe Cape May did tin

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Privates Y small, lid ton and H. Lee received a ball in tbe side,but the worn

ill of trick, situa’cd on a bluff, w!

] with every comfort and couvrniri

iogly filled : the cuisine and

i ar outlook over the Ocean, and pro "he rooms are airy, cosy and charm d. and there it alovrly six acre lawn.

... , hells, first-class laundry, fire-escape*, and the most rsngemeuU for 500 Gtirsts. Congress Hall ha* been recently renovsed and nut in cxvfllenl condition. The sanitary arranginunU are of

iprov.il pattern and ar.' now perfect.

MRS. J. F. CAKE.

Forest AUCTION SALE! t FTa-TEsrr TURKISHJUpS£ CARPETS Exbibition-Monda^. Tuesday and Wednesday,

= TUtirwlaj. Frlduy anil Nafunln).

At No G M ASHINGTON ST., - Next to I*o*l Office Building

Direct Importation YUZUKJIAN BROS.

viewed the l isfactiou.

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I fio Windsor^

CAPE MAY.JKT. J.

FturMSnlSSl Capacity, 300. Location Unsurpassed.

irumphreys, c.. Scboff, lb. 2b.. Wright, cf Yaruxll, p. rf...

OXE It LOCK FROM IVASSl Nf.Llt NTATIOX. X EAR ENT IIOl'NE TO THE NFRF.

STRlf TI.Y FIRNT-CI.ASS IX AI.l. ITS AFPOIXTMEXTN.

WAIaTKR W. t-UFK'N, of Philadelpl.ia, Pro]kriefor.

ty ducked walked out on the bPach, The Arlinglon Hop doffed hi* toggery and whisker* and » e i„w arc the names of the Private C. A. Hughe*, a jolly w*g ,.f yo,urda}'. i»ue ..f theSr.u tbe Washington Light Infantry Corps Mias Mamie Sbarkrv Mi** The different messes of tbe camp are White, Mis* Colchower, Mi* BOW in tip top order. Among the most Kromer, Miss Garret', the Mil p..pul»i are the ’’Dixie*" and "The Ly, Mr* G W High Angela" of Company C. Any visitors LippmoMt. Mrs W< calling upon the messes will 1h- accord- Downing. Sirs A M White, Mis*

ed a warm welcome. Mealy, Miss Ellen Mealy. Mr* Arny, Tin type* are becoming popular with Miss Wormau, Mrs Jjo C Luptott, >tiss the boy*. I'niqoe Idea/are being ear- Mamie Lupton, Mr* Jno W Simes, Mis* ried out iu group formations. The Emms Siracs, Mis* Irene Simcs, Miss “Dixies" were taken yesterday as a bu-Msy SI me*, Mr* Nedwell. Misa 11 E man pyramid with bath suit trimmings. Nedwell, Mrs D W Nedwell, Mias Mary “The Angel* are ransacking the va-1 L'Eatrange, Misa Gertrude Reynolds, rietj stores for wing* in which to ho Miss Mamie Reynolds, Mis* A Shearer, photoed. j Mr* A E Sbxrkey, Mr* Jno C Beldtn Tbe friend* of LieutenantShrevehave | Mis* Margaret Grier, Mrs M A McDonthe laugh on him at present, owing to |aid, Miss Genevieve McDonald, Misa that popular . fflocr'* propeuslly for j,.„ n i P c Tallroan, Mrs Porter, Misa ’riting letter* It is the old story of | Bessie Turner, Miss Mamie Jessup, Mrs 1C wrong Utter in the wrong envelope. I j) r H-H Clark, Mra Trnitt, Miss Truitlf lls father writes him acknowledging 1 Mr* Ritter Miss Carrie Ritter, Mis* Elthe receipt of a tender missive and j „ 0 Wood, Lo* Conover. Mrs Haines ranting an explanation. The boy* ex- Mr* Jeffrie*, Mrs P Reynolds, Miss pect to bear, something drop Iu the n tlcn ArD _ T M „ | { u McCuuney, Mrs Lieutenant ► tent when he bear, from ! Turner . Messrs Ale* Dodd, G W Highhis gentler correspondent. j ter. Senator Jno C Belden, Turner, Geo The odd lutervals of off duty in camp M Downing, Cbs* Lse Msnn, Geo J often enlivened by banjo recital* by | Kromer, George Bowers, Harry H

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hose present | Earned runs.C. M.4. W. I. C. X Twc jp noted in j ba*c hit, Humphreys. Thomas, Reese,

| Coogsn, McGrilli*, 2 Sacrifice hit*,

is* Anna M Thomas, Humphreys, Chamberlain, iss Douglas • Struck out, Hnmpbrey*. II. I^c 2, Heyillssce Smed- ; dler, Hilton'.’. Chamberlain 2, 8. I-ee. Billers. Mrs : Bari's on balls, Thoms* 2, McGrilli*. Miss Wood, Mts | Stolen bases, Ramsdell, Bayne, Leach,

McGrilli*. Hilton. Wild pitch. Rams dell. Passed ball, Humphreys. Tim

1.30. Umpire, Wagenburst.

Married.

WARE—MEREDITH—AueusHi*. 1N.U. te ft. Meredltha'of Cape May Cltv. S J.

Cottoleae.

If you ire inclined to be skeptics to the merits of this new and popular cooking fat, •’Cottolenc," do not faiit call at Halpin Bro's. store, 33 Washing ton street, sud bi- convinced of it* ini mense superiority over hog fat, 23 3t. Baa Ml OO Thursday and Friday between Cape May and Camden. Tbe Camdtns are great player* and have de. fealcd Csj-e May twbout of three game* The judges iu I In- conical* at tbe Ath' u'lnb bent fit this afternoon at t

’• j oclock at the park v

CflHgr«

ble w irlder of thel PrmUj Dr Harry 11 Clark, Geo W Rob-

um stick of the Third Artillery Band. ! crt>> chaa P Dow ning, Uobt W Barber. | mk0 K , y | mrD- Wm. K. Mcll Madam Louis*Festival w,n VV<K * 1 - K 11 Ssml J | Jad( . e | Ucllln i T- Miller anu . It was* real pretty and very happy MUIrr - E<l « " Mi,ler ’ A llltu ' r ’ Wm 11 | Court Judge Charles G. Garrison.

-paiehorcan fesUral that was tendered ' V A I'‘Kold. Madam Loa'a al Congress Hall last K L J'» ir ®‘‘ild, Edw Reynolds, Jno W ig. patronized by Cape May's best Si,n ”’ Jno 11 Lu F ton ’ Jr ' Lcwl> Gr " n families, a great interest being felt b, j Lupton, Geo 9 Barlow, Wm 9 Yandc all In aiding to make this novel affair ! Tccr - '

best snd most successful of j GolUrnTettolene. . It wa* fresh in Interest, AU , n pur j health fold

being attractive to both old and young. ; should.not fail to visit Halpin.A Bro's. ' complete in the detail* of arrsnga-- ' store snd taste tbeir delicious cakes. It and execution, Madame Ia>u6’ d “/ bnu .'^ • .f 00 ^ * l b „ , . , ’ .. Cottolcne. Free to all visitors. 23 3l

pupil* acqottting tbemselves with credit f and their teacher. Tbe | Pay your Daii.v Si vitsubsciptlon I. -

program, aa published yesterday morn- j day.

ing. proved to be a very delightful one, ! great crowd of patron* present N '°" * north •“ U:r U re * ,ed '

enjoyed it grestly. Tbe litUe folk* tunning good, b.tt kill, the

were happy In being the entertainer* of *° n ' ’

the eTcuiag. and proud papas and mam- Merit wins all tbe time. Hence tbe

■as looked on with Interested approval. unriT , Ie< i popularity of tbe CatThere were many noreltle* offered Bud ; DuI . v STin circulation as 3 l altogether it was tbe brightest snd ■ — ■ . freshest children's party Cape Msy baa l A Letter of Thanks,

id for many ^seasons. 1 Tbe ladies and ’ gentlemen of tbe Tbe May Pole Dance was a beautiful | Hotel Columbia, wbo recently held piece and seldom equaled a* executed bemflt for the Children's Fresh Air last evening. Madam Louis has great i Fund, of Philadelphia, and forwarded reason to feci pleaeed at the honors be-] * *um of money, have received tbe folupon her. As a teacher of dane- i lowing letter from Mias Fsnnle Evans,

*1* very popular indeed. Besides tbe Children’s Country Week Asio-

her own pnpils there were a hundred I elation:

other children present. The festival ; We appreciate very much the contriwaa an event well worthy the favor be- | button sent by tbe guests of Hotel “ Stl). £SS£,'?KX!S , ,‘f„S , 5S beightbof the Cape May season. children, wbo otherwise moat r. main at home, may thus hsve the bent fit of one Roasted Jordon Almonds at {week in the country. Naas', 51 Washington street. Miaa FaRSis Evasa, Trcaa.

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Pears'

Soap

“Beauty is but skindeep" was probably meant to disparage beauty. Instead it tells how easy that beauty is to

attain.

“There is no beauty like the beauty of health ” was also meant to disparage. Instead it encourages beauty. Pears’ Soap is the means of health to the skin, and so to both these sorts of beauty. All sorts of stores sell it, especially druggists; all sorts of people use it

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Marine Villa, C APE MAY, N. J. Favorably known for the past eighteen years as the most popular, eligibly located and desirable of seaside hotels. All modern improvements, perfect drainage and ventilation, natural spring and filtered water,air entirely free from humidity and miasma. URN. F. II ALLEN BECK.

DO TOD WISH TO ENJOY FINE PASTKV AND DESSERTS! USE F avorite Pvtrarfc lavoring

EXCELSIOR HOT AND COLD Sea Water Baths.

Decatur RL and Beach Are. CIUS. BillCIJ)S, Manager.

Ths Fine*! and Most OoaWrte-' HstabUshment ot the kind on the Coast. Special atunllon given to U>e rare of lovalldx.