CAPE MAY HERALD, THURSDAY, MARCH 15, 1906.

FARM^€IAm?EN

WELL-MADE CHEAP SLED. Ooottructlon of Hsndj OonTrymsa for Um on Form In the Winter Time.

1(h much satisfaction r years a sled made on the plan shown In the cot. writes s correspondent farm paper

x£ inches. The former Is cot In ■\_ ■ two pieces to form ' fastened securely | at the Joint with • J * couple of half- _ • • Inch bolts. The Pv- • top pieces or ra»es 1 | | are hardwood 1 UJ 6 Inches. A notch ts cut semi-circular, one-half Inch deep on both sides and three Inches from ends of benches, so that when the eight ooe-lnch oak pins are driven ( through raves and Into the runners the whole Is held flrmly together It be made -oy sire, but mine Is feet long and feet wide. For hauling com shocks to the bam for husking and green fodder to cauls, plows, harrows etc., to and from the Held, it tl very handy On bare ground the pole la not needed

Joseph B. Bowles

EFFECTIVE POST LIFTER. Can B* Xads by Tannsr from Heavy Pol# and Savvy Piece of Pointed Iren. B. P. Wagner of Missouri has published the following description of a post lifter: A cheap and effective post

seasoned post about four Inches In diameter and six or seven feet long. Have It shod with a heavy piece of Iron with an out-turned point. After working the posts loose It is a very easy matt!" to lift them from the ground with the Implement shown In the accompanying engraving. • using another post aa a fulcrum.

SEASONABLE JOTTIBQS. Start a set of hooka. Be a bustAn English agricultural society has offered prUee for the beat fenced farms. Good Urns sow to get the last of ths wood snugly piled up before things begin to push In other dlrec1 will take my chances hiring the man who picks np the hoe that Uee In his way, rather than the man who goes around It. B. L. V. Winter oo the farm la not simply the time for resting. It Is ths best time In the world to read, think and plan for the future.—Farm Journal. According to a botanical glossary an -ergasiopfaygopnyter" is a plant that has escaped from cultivation. Just thlak. comments the Rural New Yorker, of having to Ugh! sucb a manner as that la our neglected Helds! While beans will grow In a wide variety of soils and c 11 males, says the Orange Judd Farmer, the produo tion of the commercial crop seems to be tin lied, chiefly oc account of the attacks of the bean weevil, to a narrow belt along the northern border of the United States'and to a portion of California.

Aa Acre for the Boy. I believe In giving the boy or girl an acre or two of good land dose to the boose upon the understanding that I am to furnish trees, plants and seeds to stock the plot, and that ha or ah* la first to supply the family with all the fruit and vegetables the isally can use. and then have the balance to sell to best advantage, the proceeds to be his or her own. This win serve to center the children's tn-

6UNDAY SCHOOL LESSON. Quarterly Review — International Sunday School Lessor for March 18. QUARTERLY BE /IEW LESSON. BY REV. WILLIAM EVANS. H. D. (Dtreciur Biblical Depa'Unant of tbs Moody Blb.« instlluu, iblcago. UBI--CUU LacIutst of the Cook County I Chicago) Sunday School Asao-

(Copyright. ISOS, b Golden Text At Galilee leaching In preaching the lioej.

Certainly no mistake can be made making all the lessons of the quarter center around tbe person and work of Christ. Indeed tbe lessons to Uro year of 190b ere taken up solely with the life of our Lord at reveals! In the Orel three gospel accounts. Christ as Saviour, leacher, and Worker—as Ssvlour, In His relation to sinners. He Is to be sought; as Teacher. In relation to disciples. He Is to be obeyed and followed; ns Worker. In His relation to the needy. He Is the ample of all to be followed In ben

cence and philanthropy.

Jesus as a Ssvlour. T Jesus Is the only man known in history who was born with specific reference to the sin of the human race, was not a moralist, not a reformer, a philanthropist, at least not primarily so; He came to be man's Saviour. Jesus did not come Into the world to teach men how to live, nor how t.i die; He came to show them bow to get rid of their tins. HU name wa* the Insignia of HU office—"Jesus, for He shell save the people from their sins." The world has no other sucb Saviour; "Nellher U their salvation In any other: for there is none other name given under heaven among man whereby we must be saved." A IMvine-Humsn Saviour. Our lessons teach us the perfect equipment of Christ for such a He was a perfect man. He had feet human nature with all Its stnlesa Infirmities He was bom of a woman He grew aa other boys grow; He wai subject to hunger, thirst, waarlnesj pain; He slept, cried, suffered, died. He was subjected to temptations Jus' ss we are. yet without yielding to them. If He was to be tbe Saviour of the human race, then “It behooved Hho to be made in all things like unto brethren.” There U not a note In the great organ of our humanity whieo. when touched, does not produce s sympathetic response In the mighty range and scope of our Lord's being, saving the Jarring discord of sin.

Jesus Was Dlvlna

Not merely In the sense that we are all divine. He possessed a deity to which no mere human being could lay claim. We "become" tons of God (John 1:12). Jeans never "became" sucb: He always "was" the eternal and only-begotten Son of the Father. Aa a child He was "bom;" but as s Bon He was "given” (Isa. 9:6). His miraculous birth; His power to perform works which nore other man did. save In a delegated power; His power over sickness, disease. demons, Satan, and death; His prescience. omniscience, omnipotence; His power over man to save, over demons to cast them oqt. ov*» nature to control It—these are incontrovertible evidences of thy deity of the Christ. And inch a redeemer if God * appointed Saviour of the world. nan can come to the Father, gain an entrance Into Heaven, spend an eternity of bliss wltn God. the angels, and the spirits of Just men made perfect, unless It be through Him Who was "God manifest In ths flesh.”

Christ as a Teacher.

He was the greatest teacher the world has ever known. He was "the teacher come irom G>d." He alone perfectly revea td the Father. Hia teaching was wllh absolute "authority, and not as the Scribes." Whatmay be sajd with reference to the voluntary limitations of Christ in oth- ■ respects. It cannot. It must not he said that He waa limited In His teaching. God "gave not the Spirit by iure onto Him” la this respect comments were not governed by popular opinions, but by direct revelation from the Father. Cnrist made uo mistakes In His teaching. Ths dlsdof Jesus Christ will therefore On 1 In His word and teachings the ultimate authority In matters of faith and practice. When Jews has spoken the last word on any question of faith or practice there ts nothing more to bo said on that subject. Hie words are the com of final appeal. They form standard both here and hereafter —"the word that I have spoken, the shall Judge him In the last day.” It U because Jesus waa God. divine, deity, that His words have this final and ultimate authority. We must not

AN ORDINANCE

foundation* after being moved, and il ahall be hia dnty to require of the owner or bulldlr to produce laid permits for said buildings or alterations countersigned as aforesaid before commencing the ai for him lo sec to and determine wbt — foundations and nils and other parts of say building* are sufficiently strong, substantial and safe. If be determines any part of say "ding is not as strong and substantial ss e sale under all reasonable circumstances conditions, he shall ai oooe notify tbe owner or builder thereof of his detenaina don and ahsll specify the charges be deems requisite whereupon tbe farther erection of such building shall cease except in conform-jia-wiih the directions of the building inspector in all (wings pertaining to its substantiality. He shall also give directions for the erection or construction of all cesspools and wells, for tbe purpose of hi them put in good sanitary condition ahsll report any neglect to comply with bis directions, in (be erection of each or wells, to the Board of Health. Section g It shall be ibe dnty of the bnitdig inspector lo inspect all buildings in the .June of erection or undergoing repairs or alterations, aa aforesaid, and determine whether all chimneys, ranges.air fines, steam pipes, grates, crocks, and all the st pile nee* for giving or making or conducting heat, are is s safe condition and properly en cted and placed, end the wood in all place* properly protected, *o as to leave the least possible hazard for hrr, and whenever be determines that there is danger of fire occurring by the of Iht faulty construction or placii _ .. —, of the (kings mentioned in thi* sc tion. he shall notify the owner of builder of ' building in which the same a specifying Wie change* that —Jndgtneui. be made; and in forbidJhe having or permitting Brat in ary ~ “ ' imney, air floe, steam pipe , heating appliance until the changes snerified in each notice have been

*e to his aatiafi ction.

ctioa v That it shall be the duty of the boilding Inspector to inspect any building heretofore erected, either upon his own judgment or report made to him, for the ——— of determining whether snefa build

a* to its i

waa that, and all of Oat; bat Ha more: Ha waa dlvtoa wisdom lacaroata. Wa moat valua ths teaching baeansa of ths Christ Who taught not vajoa tbs Christ baeaast of Um taaehJasoa aa a Workar. » Christ not only preachsd UM ; Ha Head It, Ha workad it of love and deeds of igre want

SECTION

by the inhabitants of tbe City of Cape May in CHi Council assembled, and it la hereby enacted by authority of the same that tbe City Connell shall, witbis thirty days after tbe psaaage of this ordinance, appoint a Building Inspector for said city, who shat' hold hia office until the first day of Itnuary. Iqo, or until hit successor shall be duly appointed sad qualified, and. I be leaflet from time to time, ahsll appoint a Bedding Inspector In conformity with the provisions of the ajrd Section of the Act to Revise the City Chatter of tbe City of Cape Way. approved March t. A. D., iBts. who shall bold hi* office for the term of three years, or until his successor is appointed and qualified. In case of vacancy occurring by death, removal, resignation, or otherwise, the City Council shall appoint in like msnn— *— **—

unexptred term only. The Bui specter ahsll be a resident of the

t ape May. not onder twenty-one years of age. and shall be a practical builder of st least ten years standing, and. before entering upon hia doties and within five days after hia appointment, shall take an oath which shall oc filed with the city clerk of the City of Caoe May. for the failhfol and

proper execution of nts dut SECTION J. Th* the

ordinance is the protection ,.. petty arising by reason of the faulty con Uruction of buildings; that no person shall hereafter move, raise, alter or * —

commence to move, raise, alter or

building or addition, or add one — *lorie* to the heiglitb of any building, withont first obtaining a permit for the aa - -

which permit ahall be granted by said

•pectoi and countersigned by tbe Recorder,

the payment to him of to oo each, which

log Inspector additions in

ahsll be paid into the City ttraaury. SECTION ». That tbe Build'—' -ball inspect all building* and course ot erei"' —■* ' 1

M. C- SWAIN MANLFA'TCKEB OF Artificial Stone Pavement, Cellars, Floors. Etc.. Etc. ■fflllL® AEHD ST®0!3 SSWOH®* UT C0L0K 01 DUICI A fMCUlTT

e, both ai

id in all

tbe building inspector determines that the

tldjng inspected t« for sny reason unsafe, shall give notice to tbe owner or the per-

son in charge of the boilding, of hia determinatiou, snd spretfv tbe things h< deem*

to be done, in such r otiev; and in • here the danger, in hia judgment, at defective heating appliance*, be r notice upon tbe tenant or occu-

pant of such building, forbidding the generating or having of heat in any range, stove, stovepipe, chimney fine, sir fine, steam nipe or other appliance for giving or cordacting '•rat. so found defective, until tbe changes

specified have been made.

Section A Thai it shall be the duty of tbe boilding inspector to prevent tbe erection of sny building*, or any pan thereof, noon oc ier any street or sidewalk in this city; be hereby authorised and empowered lo reore anv part, or tbe whole of any building being erected in or over any pant of any ' ret or sidewalk, by tearing sway I be sanir, be may notify the owner of builder of such building, or part thereof, to remove the same, and to desist from the I Briber erection thereof, and in esse of refusal or neglect to amply with such notice, prosecute tbe pet>n or persons notified foe tbe violation of

li* o- d inance

Section y. That any failure to ilh sny requirements of this — ad any failure to rcanp’y with any notice iveo by tbe building inspectrr, in pwranneeof this ordinance, or with any •pecifiition in *ucb notire, ahall be deemed to be violation of this ordinance, sad • ball be

dollars, nr Imprisonment t ot exceeding thirty dav. or both, st the discretion of.the Mayor or Alderman, before whom the case

shall be brought.

Section 8. That it shall be the dnty of the "ding inspector to make complaint to the

appear hefrre

hearing.'.he cause, if-ench person or persona *o charged shall be found guilty, be shall

Shan be at all limes removable providing tbe charges at ■ against him have been f Connell, in writing, ai * ’

•Jonty vote of all me

i remove said inspector; aaao u so an or me -oty of the buUdrag Inspector p* report Hi writing at toe monthly meeting of City Ccmnd) of all matter* appeiiaining to the

duties * t hitoOce.

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•Crags Cam et Robbery. A curious cam of museum robbery is I Attention at Weimar, Oer-

of Goetks i a Hot proved to have boss the museum Itself TBs aa VWasfi that he had received t . tram a msD-haowa m Berlin. A March of

Queeq Jewelry Store, Jewelry Matches anh Cloche. Repairing Neatly Done by a Skilled Workman MC. F. KUHN. SOS 'Washington St. SopZ 3iia\.

<^E«M8T0BY«0F»CAPfrllAY»C0UKTY From THE ABOEIGIHAL TIMES To THE PRESENT BAY

ISAAC H. SMITH CLOTHIER AND FURNISHER

to aeeotint of the Aborigine: The Dntch in Delaware Bay; The 8ru> mem of the County. The Whaling; The Growth of the Villages. Tbe Revolution and Patriots; Thn Establishment of the New Government; Th* War of 1813; Tbe Progreas of the County; and The Soldier* of the Cftrll Wer BY LEWIS TOWNSEND STEVKNS.

FULL UHE OF TRDWK8 ALWHY8 0H HAND

Opposite Reading Depot. 608 WASHINGTON ST.. CAPE MAY. N. J.

All Woke Guaranteed and Best ok Reference Furnished ‘VuEsa E-arc-.s:. Office and Residence, Corbie dt Queen Sts. Cape May, A. J.

YOUR TASTE OUR JUDGMENT

When you find a piece of goods on our shelves th t suits you, you may be sure

that

WE STAND BEHIND IT with our personal guarantee of its quality. We protect you by our judgment in buying.

Dry Goods

AND

Notions,

Dry Goods

Ndtions M illinery

ubv id m rmm

DT Ask ffcr our FASHION SHrlKT. MRs. E TURNER 323 Washington st.*

Cape Mpy.

This store will dose every evening St y c 'dock except Wednesdays and Satnrday until April tat, 1906. 0. L. W. KNERR, 618-30 VAflHlIQTOI 8TREKT. V'Agwt Sr Itaalari Pattern

It Chucet? of fin, Jersey

Alexander Me-

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Hxnley, Finley Acker Company. Tbomi D Richardson. S. W. WolfT fadward ShowcU. S. Dewees Fryer. George \ Ktiahner, trading Ac aa Sbowefl ai

Fryer.

By virtue of aa Order of tbe Court of Fierce Archer, Ttuslt» of Alexander Me I Connell (deceased), is complainant, and you —id others art defendants, you are required appear, plead answer or demur, to the U oTaaid complainant oa or before the rrntysixth day of April. Beat, or la default thereof, the said Mil will be labea as McConnell snd Eliza be ill McConnell his wife, to Pierce Archer, note Trustee of the - ‘ ’Alexander McConnell (deceased), e Tueutiethday of July, eighteen , aad ninety four, upon lands in the ‘ V*i£r£'£3?'X&l_you aad each of you are devisees ■e Haalcf.’vrjoaa of the heirs *t tow of Elizabeth LMcCoanel 1, (deceased), who at the lime of her death was the owweref the said lands sae interest in the said frawtin. nag canid Bdword B. BboweU. B Dew

180 PAGES 48 ILLUSTRATIONS. 31 CHAPTBES. 5 APPEDICT.

float Postpaid aa Receipt of 22.00 by LEWIS T- STEVENS, Publisher, S09 Washington Street CAPE MAY, N. ^

ICE ^ ICE American Joe Company OF PHILADELPHIA. Supplies Hotels, Restaurants and Cottages H ith /hire MdkmTmmN mjjl A*d Al»o With Th* Bmrr Ql-autt Or COAL! - - COAL! Carefully prepared for fauily one. at lowest price ao<i full weight Guaranteed. Benu your orders to Ibe branch olhee. No. 626 Washington Street. Above Ocean Cape May City. N, J' t Thus. W. Millet, Superintendent.

We Make Harness aud make it right, Toe quality of the leather and the other material* turd, U the beat obtainable, aad ite cut put I gether and Witched by skilled hands. Double or single HarneM, for farm, delivery or road wagons. Fine carriage HarneM la a specialty of our*, etc.

W. A. LOVETT Car. Washington aad Perry Street*. CAPS ft AY, N. J.

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OP OUR OWN STAflPfl TREE FEES With your Brat cash purohaM of f 1.M aad upward*, by pres an ting this advertisement aad leant all

-SSW STAMP SYSTEMWe have tbe best shoes wa can bay far th* money in greet variety. roman aad children,

GO TO

.. J. D. CRAIG’S.. 108 Jackson St. Cape May TOOt ?ouR ©hoes Repaired You will find a first class Shoe Maker, and he wil do your work • Satisfactorily, as nothing but the very best of Leather is used. th Ik Oa hlsi 7n tu SS brai Ft Da 7u fn Iwil toe If you Civet with accident while traveling, the Empire Registry Company will pay you FIVE DOl.LARB PER WEEK for loss of time lu c**e of death JIooo. WE ALSO INSURE AGAINST SICKNESS OF ANY KIND. Sewing Machines And Organs Sold on Instalments ALL KINDS OF MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS TUNED AND REl-AIRED. STRINGS FOR VIOLINS, BANJOS AND GUITARS ON HAND.

J. D. Craig,

108 Jackson Street

PRACTICAL PAINTER.

LMIETTE BEIKEIT

PAINTING of ALL KINDS

—Wuousaiji a HI) Retail Dealer* is— PAINTERS SUPPLIES, AMERICAN & FRENCH PLATE GLASS MIRROR ETC. ESTIMATES FURNISHED ON ALL KINDS OF PAINTING. SATISFACTION GUARANTEED. 103 JACKSON STREET Cape May City. N. J.

MEWS’ CENTRAL MARKET, Comer Washington and Ocean Streeta, 60a Washington Street, 317, 119, >21 Ocean Street

CHOICE HITTERS - Slurpless' Gilt Edp - A SPECIALTT, Countiy Producs, Push Daily from our own Farm. rax, Rims. OLUU sxs muiu. sunn nouxr. i3T*Th« Large* Market ia Cap* May City. THE HOWESTEAB Cast Comer Waahlnitton and Jackson 8t®. CAPE MAY, h. J.

THE CAFE wifta 1 fortadica.

5 up-to-date in all appoLt ely appointed parlrir*

Cottages aerved with Choicest Wines, Liquor* end Boers

J. J. RATTY, Proprietor

IRE ALPINE fiT^ THMfMlX Btrxuaa.