CAPS MAY HERALD, THURSDAY. HJLY 5. 1906

CA!’i; MAY I1HRALD

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Vacant Clrcnlt Judicshlp We agree with the Camden Courier that Sew Jersey should be represented on the United States Circuit bench, and now that there is an opportunity to promote a Jerseyman thereto, it is hoped the President and Attorney General Moody can be made to see the propriety of making an appointment from this State. The death of Judge Acbeson, of Pennsylvania, leaves the Circuit Court for tins district comprised of Judge Dallas, of Pennsylvania, and Judge Grey, of Delaware, and the appointment of a New Jersey jurist to fill the vacancy would give to each State in the Third district a representative on the benc^. That would tie as it should -'be. The promotiou of District Judge William M. banning to the Circuit Judgeship is suggested, and be is eminently worthy of the honor. New Jeisey has had no place in the higher courts ol the U uited States since the death of Justice Joseph Pj_ Bradley, of the Supreme Court, in 1893, who was succeeded by Justice by George Shims, of Pennsylvania, since retired. In the matter • of filling the present vacancy on the Circuit Court bench, the appointment will be made irom some one of the three States forming the circuit, and New Jersey deserves just consideration of the appointing power Doubtless Senators Kean and Dryden will use every effort to secure the appointment of Judge banning, who appears to be the choice of public sentiment in the Slate, although there may be some prominent members of the bar of the State suggested for the honor. At all events, the President should not overlook the opportunity to evenly balance the composition of the Circuit Court of this district

As an appropriation was made by the Legislature to meet the expense of sending the New Jersey division of the National Guard to attend the McClellan memorial unveiling in October, the Legislature, at the extra session in September, can readily pass a bill for the purpose. The Stale government is favorable to the request of the Secretary of War that New Jersey be represented by her entire State Guard, and it U, in fact, a matter of State pride that the division should be sent to Washington.

Paterson, N. J. t wants to ane for libel those critics who are accusing her of being a hotbed of anarchists. Certainly theie haa been enongb talk abont this sensitive town to “make a peitect lady mad." and she la now going to take the warpath against those who “call her ont of her name." The proceeding of a city’s suing individuals for libel is unique, and the trial ot a test case ought to be highly intereaung, especially if the anarchists are put Qfl the stand.

The truth about the massacres in Buaaia is coming ont, and those who instigated them were foolish, to say the least, in supposing tha real detailsconld be long suppressed. Truth in these daya of cables and newspapers may be at the bottom of a writ, bat there are too many modern appliances for hauling it up for it to atay there any length

A man in New York who stole twentyfive cents was sent to prison for aia years. Thu a great country, and we cannot, for the sake of the national credit, afford to have even our criminal, do things on such a small acale.

The Goddess of Liberty, being s woman, is probably determined that lbs police shall not cheat her entirely out of her customary human burnt oflerings by way of honoring the glorious Fourth. The Drydock Deway is still bound foi the Philip!sea. It is confidently expected abe will get there it aba will gat on

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The Duty of Forgiveness Saaday Schsol Ltsasn hr Jrfy 1,19M

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; ! Chron. tut; ah. S:tT: Pa. 103:2; !■>:«; Prov. B:U; lea. W:7; Jer. IJ1; 21:34; Eaek. Dan f:S; Hoa. 14:4; Mlc. T;U; ; «.14. Mark 3:33; Luka 1:71:

• «:27; .... __ Col 3:13; 1 Pet. 8:». Forgiving enemies: Prov. 24:17. IS; 23:21 22: Matt. 1:44; Luka tJB: Rom. 12:14. 17-SO. Parables 111 uatra ting forgiveness: U) Forgiveness of Ood: Malt- 12:12-14. Luka U. (2) Our part In forgiveness: Matt. ll:22-». Luka T:41-M. Examples of forgiveness: Joseph (Gen. 43:3-11); Moses (Num. 12:1 U); David O Sam. 24:7 : 23«: Christ (Luka 2I:M): Stephen (AcU 7«): Paul (2 Ttra. 4:14). Comment and Suggestive Thought. Vs. 1&-S0. In our last lesson we were warned against giving oflense. Here we are taught what to do when we are the receivers; for offenses sure to come. Everyone receives criticisms and wrongs which try his temper to the utmost Especially is this true of the ambitious spirits who seek to be first, as described In last lesson. As Prof. Bruce says. "An ambitions man Is sure to be the receiver of many offenses, real or imaginary. He Is quick to take offense. and slow to forgive or forget wrong.” But the danger assails all classes, and even the very young. 1. Go to him privately and •! If our object Is to gain our brother and help him to do right, wt not make known the wrong to others, make It a matter of notoriety: that makes the settlement far more difficult His pride, or even self-re-spect. will tend to keep him from knowledglng his faulb^Thls Is a most important principle. The wise head of a great asylum told me that in dealing with the insane it was of the utmost Importance to keep away audience; and that almost everyone was influenced by the presence of others. The wisest teacher of my acquaintance deals In the same way with his boys. -Deal with them alone whenever it ia possible. Thus thy brother will be most likely to hear thee, and thou hast gained thy brother. gained him for righteousness, for salvation, for a Christian life, and probably as a friend. 2. If this falls, then the next stei Is to get help from one or two others; and If this fails, from the larger com mnnlty. If this falla, be Is to be to yon a heathen, and a publican, side of your religious and social pany, but not outside of- your love and care and desire to help. (See Rom. 12:19, 20.) In all cases the obi Ject Is not revenge, but to save help the offender. Henry Ward Beecher used to say that he looked upon those who maligned him. said bitter things against him. as people whom be must try to cm their moral disease. Then follows a principle concerning prayer. In the familiar discouras ot Jesus with his disciples It was eatarel to change from one topic to another. But this, coming between two discussions on Injuries and the treats of those who Injure us, la appn ate. It implies that Jeans undera that his precept was very hard practice, almost beyond human j cr till filled with the spirit of God. Therefore he urges not simply prayer, bnt united prayer, even of two or three if more cannot be they mutually in faith and earnestness. Two fire: brands together make a larger, hotter flame than If they "We must not fancy that God haa a. partiality for a little meeting, or «»«■♦ there Is any virtue in a small number.”—Bruce. Vo. 21, 22. Bishop Warren suggests that the "preceding discourse on forgiveness had so stirred np Peter thar he put ft into practice. Pound fault with often, as impetuous men are apt to be. he asks bow long he la to hear it The rabbis said forgiveneas was to be exercised three times.” Compare Amos 2:4 and Job 21:29 (margin). Va. 28-27. A Contract Debts. 22. “A certain king, would take account of.” B< R. V., "make a reckoning wl servants, his nobles who were fanners of taxes. V. £4. "One was brought unto Mm.” No debtor would coma of him own accord. "Owed him 10,000 talents." According to the Oxford Cyclopedic Concordance, a talent of sliver ia New Testament times equaled <.000 denarii (the pence of the parable). Bo that a talent was about |970. and the 10.000 talents 28.700,000. Harper's Classical Dictionary make* the amount a little over 210.000.000. Practical Application. ”8o likewise shall my hsavmOy Pather do also unto you. If ye

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I‘resident—Btepbea B. Wllaoe. -—laaLVm Coeaty Directory-

Sheriff—William H Bril Coroner'a—Robert & Mi Corooer'a—William H. Coroner'a—A. La Roy County Clerk—JaBaa Way,

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County Board of Etocttoaa-Michael H. Keane. Uem....A.. late Terms of Court-Sccood Tuesday la April September and Decernoer.

, City Jan. 1, 1907 John P. Pox. Ocean City Jan. 1.1907 C. P. Vaoaaaa, das Creak, Jaa. 1, 1908 Daniel ScbcIlenEer^Krma^” Jan” {,’ i£3 STSJJSiSsiiSlJ-.YSi Anthony B. Smith. Director, baa eel

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Rev. Francis T. H. Bandar Service*: 8 SSEl’SS'.’S.— ^sssssrs*! Mote at 10.80 a. m. Thursdays, rveniag Prayer i ■00 pm. Other servio FRSSBTTERtAE Rev Arthur W. Bpeooer, D. D., Pae-

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Sunday services at 1080 7-80 p. m. Baoday school at 280 p. m. Prayer meeting .Wednesday 7 JO p m. Strangers always made fgleome. FIRST R. R. CRDROr! Bey. James Burns, Pastor. Preaching on Bunds) morulng at 10.80. la 4m evening at 7.4S. Meeting* at 9 a. r. and 8.80 r. H. Sundays. Sunday School at S F. K. Bpworth League Sunday 7 80 o'aloek.

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July 99. Rev. R. E. BreaUll, Rector, 8t. Paul’s Church. Camden, N. J. Aug. 5, Right Rev. John Scarborough, D. D.. LL. D , Bishop of New Jrresy. Ang. 12, Rev. Robert W. Forsyth, Rector, St, Paul's Church. Richmond, Va. Ang. 19. Rev. L. N. Caley. Rector. Church of the Nativity. Philadelphia. Aug. RS, Rev. C. M. Perkins, Rector. Talalty Church. Vineland, N. J. Sept- *. Bight Rev. Leigbioo Coleman, 8. T. D., LL. D. Bishop ol DeUware. 8*pc 9. Rev. Thomas J. Tsylor, Rector, Church of the Advent, Ken nett Square,

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|^EWl8T. STEVENS COUNSELLOR AT DAW, 810 Washirotoii Bt., Caps Mat, N.J. Master and Solicitor in Chancery. Notary Public. Commissioner for Pennsylvania.

J-JB. C. H. LOBENCE, (Dr. W. B. Sfckler, associate.) DENTIST Ocrav arp HroHga Sturts, Caps Mat, N. J.

Oral Surgery, including Extraction of Teeth under Narcotised Air and other Anesthetics Phils. Otter; Perry Bid*. Kkh & Chestnut 8t-

James J. Doak Carpenter & StSuilaei Jobblna Promptly attended to No. 833 Washington Street CAPE MAY, N. J. Local Phone 97

Circulating Library NOVELS - AND - MAGAZINES Fine Stationary and Blank Books, Toys, Shell Goods, Games, Toy

M. L. WARRINGTON, 514 V

Contractors Builders YORK BROS v e veaa bvtvvs

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Cape May, N. J.

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Iiaac H. Smith, C J. Spicer Learning He*ben T. Johnson

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Dr. Jama Mt-crey H. C. Thomp^u, Manager WiUtem F. Careedy Aaron,W. Hand Albert G. Beuuett John B. Huffautu

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Uncrueta, mUalton anb Burlape jOffice and $how Rooms. Second Floor Smith Bldg. 610 Wash, fit D

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Pierson and Son. #TiiE|ffiwteifiAYl!

Cor. Waohineton and Union 8U.

Where you will find choice Groceries, Vegetables, Provisions and fruits. We also handle “Micheners Star Hams ’*

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Office and Shop-:or. Coigie and Jefferson Sts. CAPE HAT. E. J.

SAMUEL E. EWING

General Contractor,

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WM. S. SHAW GENUAL CONTRACTO* Dml.r I. £ime, .‘Brick, Sand, Cement and guilders Ottwt... X* to. Materials. tit Sm™ Shm

HOWARD F. OTTER GENERAL UPHOLSTERER FURNITURE and MATTRESSES WINDOW SHADES, AWNINGS, and BEACH TENTS A SPECIALTY Sll-lS Muision Street. Cape Mey

DOAK BROTHERS Groceries, Meats and Provisions

Butter, Eggs and Poultry Fruit and Vegetables

G. E. Brownbak's Famous Golden Butter a Specialty Lous Distance Phoat Mx. Prompt Del I vertex. Load Phone UB. Poll to Attaatioa. 516-517 Washington 8t. Cape May City

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