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•world's sunday fchool con. ven1i0n. The World's Sandty School ConvenHon that is to be held in Washington, j O. C., Hay 19 to 24, this year, ia to excel any previous convention ever held. The first was held in London, England, 1889. The subsequent meetings were St. Louis, 1898; London, 1898 ; Jerusalem. 1901, and Rome, 1907. The World's Convention differs from the Internationl Sunday School Convention in that the latter are confined to repxpsentstives from the- United States, Canada, Mexico, Hawaii and the West India Islands, while the World's Convention, as the name im- ! plies, includes representatives from all lands. Representatives from the var j ious states and provinces in America i will for the most part reaoh Washing- . ton in a body under the care of their : State or financial secretaries. The President of the United States will | •peak for the nation, followed by Hon. : John Wanamakcr, of Philadelphia. Responses will be mdde by representatives of Europe, Asia, Africa and Australia. In the Friday morning season will be commenced the roll call of Nations. Aa the response from each country foreign to America and Great Britain ia made the representatives from that particular country will occupy the platform, and the flags of the country represented will be prominently displayed. At the closing session these flags will be grouped under the Conquest Flag, surmounted by an illuminated cross. The selection of the different men and women to .respond as / the different countries and States are called has been going steadily forward for many months. Calvary Baptist Church will be the convention center. Each representatives other than foreign missionaries will be expected to pay a registration fee of $2.00, and receive a proper badge, a gold button, which will admit the wearer to a seat with the representative, copy of the eooventlon program and hymn book and a copy of John 3: 16, printed in more than four hundred languages and dialects Reuben T. Johnson, of Eras, has been selected aa one of the representatives from N(w Jersey. The first one from this state that has been chosen up to February 6th, which ia quite Jan honor as this ia the. first time Cape May County has ever been represented at the World's Sunday School Convention. TMs ia due no doubt because of the work dene by him in both county and state work, having delivered addreaaea on several occasions in the upper part of the state at the an nual state Sunday school conventions as well as county conventions. TO POWER BOATMAN Rower boatmen who .wise to attend the yinual convention of the National Power Boat Association to be held in Madison Square Garden. NewJTork, February 24, can take advantage of the reduced railroad rates which have MoyW^eraxHKjAy Wacom* V»kSK«I\ UxAn* sjTigaLtor ; \MkU^3>ta*ia9dtaiiu»K*nE wgWftota&ySowmed *8* •few tags wakLasltataM ■til «fana|anK at toon* leanja&WtosudM'kMiSaA Svssstx 'ILL' --I — ■ i a.

. been granted by the various passenger j associations. The fare concession has been granted - , from points east of the Mississippi , [ River Tickets going to New York can : i be secqred from railroad agents on or r after February 21. At the time of l , purchase those wbo are going should ' - ask for certificate. This will be < presented to the secretary of the Na- < tional Power Boat Association at that ] i organisation's headquarters in Madi- • son Square Garden, February 24 be- ! i tween 9 a. a and 6 p. m. The certifiI est® will then be validated by the I 1 agent of the Trunk Line Association, i Returning tickets can be purchased at i ■ j New York within three aa* a after the I meeting. Those holding validated cer- c - tificates will be returned to their desi tinations for three-fifths of the going i - j fare. Furtheridetails can be secured r from any railroad ticket agent. s TbelNational Power Boat Association ' 1 j is now the biggest organization of its ] . j kind in America, embracing over 300 ■ clubs, and its convention at Madison ] - Square Garden February 24, promises I to be -the moat important powerboat J - gathering ever held in this country. : DOUBT DISAPPEARS j » — i No One In Cape May Who Has A Bad Back Can Ignore this Double Proof ( Doee your back ever ache? Have you suspected your kidneys? ■ Backache is kidney ache. c i With R comes dizzy spells. < , Sleepless nights, tired, dull days, « Distressing urinary disorders. I Core the kid neys to care it all. 1 - Doans kidney pills bring quick re- < i lief. . Bring thorough, lasting cures. c Mrs. Abbie Hihson, 115 Mulberry St. I Millville, N. J., says: "1 have had no I - occasion to use Doans Kidney Pills i » since I publicly recomended them in 1 . 1905. There has been do return attack 1 of kldoey trouble." 1 • On OctoberSl. 1905, Mrs. Hinson said « ' About a ye»r ago I had a severe rain ' e in my back and at times I was unable ■ t to do my hous work. If I stooped, I i could hardlv straighten on acoount of ' ' the paiu In my ~loi"8 and there were « J other difficulties in evidence which ' , showed that mv kidneys Deeded atten- . tioii. When I saw Doac's Kidney i ills ( advertised, j made tip my mind to try i 1 them and procured a supply. After c i using this remedy a short. time I was t i entirely relieved Ialway'skeepDoan's 1 5 Kidney Pills on hand and whenever I i have any aches or pains, a few doses i ' bring relief. < 1 For sale by all dealers Price 50 cents. E - Foster* Miiburu Co.. Buffalo, New York, j , sole agents for the United States j Remember the uame— Do <□'• — and j " take no other. i c ; CHD SPRING : There was a very interesting meet- J ing of the Giange on Monday evening and • good attendance and three npplij cations for membership The Lecturers ( topic next week is "Waahnictoh, the j Father of our Count' y." Let every body come out and help make it interf •**' * Andrew Hawn ia improving slowly _ but not as rapidly as his friends would s like and he .as the sympathy of all. ' Mrs Hawn is a so under the physi- I cian's c»re. We aincen ly hope for c their speedy recovery to full health. ' Mrs George Oarley returned from Bridgeton Tuesday where sbo had been t lo attendance upon ber mother wbo is c 1 very ill.' J Mrs. Mary Swain t* on the sick list t I Mrs. E. J. Cummings visited ber 1 ! friend, R^its Eldredge, this week. 1 Miss Mrfe McNeill ia much improved ( J in health and anticipates the resump- c Han of school duties m the near future, t Miss Lolu Divia ia critically ill, re- ■ quiring the services of a trained nurse, j Wa hope (or bar speedy restoration to j t health. :i A committee of Sunday school ' wiMkeis mat at J. Hollis Hoffman's Thursday eveeing. Rev J. Puahody preached vary ee- i oeptubly in the Prvabytarian Church 1 1 iutBuhhuth ^ moem—m** •< her tMMaaduM.g>«e Learning. riettodjj

The Evening Bulletin is being distributed nightly by James and Virgil Matthews. Mr. A. Urease hid his wood sawed i last week. Overseer Charles Loper is attending ' to road duties. Paths are badly needed. The roads have been nearly impassable during tbe recent bad weather. Why cannot we have good paths for pedestrians? W. Hawke was employed by Shamgar Douglass Tuesday. Mrs. Ellg Bailvy spent Monday afternoon calling on friends. Joseph Snyder has a wood house in of erection. Mrs. M. Richardson spent a portion of the week at ber old home. Mies Widdie Hoffman is under the doctor's care. Ida Simpkins returned on Tuesday from a visit to her grandmother who resides in Bridgeton Mr. and Mrs. Claude Eldredge are in S. Taylor's tenant bouse. Miss Ellen Rutherford called on Mrs. Schellenger at Cape May recently. Dorothy Harris, of Rio Grande, spent Sunday with her grand parents. Mrs. Leon Teal has been visiting her Eon in Washington. Frank Seymore has not fully recovered from the acc'.dentt which befell him m8ny weeks ago, although gradually improving. DO YOU WANT TO KNOW WHAT YOU SWALLOW? There ia a growing sentiment in this ' country in favor of medicines of known composition. It Is but natural that one should have some interest in the com position of that which be or she is expected to swallow, whether it be food, drink or medicine. Recognizing this growing dispusition the part of the public, and satisfied that the fullest publicity can only add the well earned reputation of his medicines. Dr. R. V. Pierce, of Buffalo, |N. Y., has "taken time by tbe forelock." as it were, and is publishing broadcast a list of all the ingredients entering into bis medicines, "Golden Discover*" the popular liver invigorator, stomach tonic, blood puriand heart regulator ; also of bisFavorite Prescription" for weak, over worked, broken-down, nervous and invalid women. This bold and out-spoken movement the part of Dr. Pierce, has by showexactly what his well known medicines Are composed of, completely dis armed all harping critics who nave unjus ly attacked them. A little pamphlet has been compiled, the standard medical authorities of all the several schools of practice, showing tbe strongest endorsements by leading medical writers of the sever I j ingredients which en er into Dr | Pierce's medicines. A copy of this I little book is mailed free' to anyone' desiring to learn more concerning the valuable, native, medioinal plants! which enter into tbe composition of Pierce's me iciues. Address Dr I Pierce as above Children Cry FOR FLETCHER'S C A s TOR I A A NEW DEPARTURE Atter two months of remarkable sales, Mecray, the enterprising druggist. says that tbe plan of selling at ' half price the regular 50 cent aire of i Howard's specific for tbe cure of constipation and dyspepsia, and t-.ar- ! anteeinv to refund the money if it doej not cure, baa been the greatest success, i He has sold hundreds of bottles of tbe specific ; and as yet have not bad returned, although he stand* ready ! at any time to refund the money should ! any customer be aissatiafied. This is I strongest fEgimony th«t can be i furnished to the grea merit of this medicine. Anyone suff-ring ' with dyspepsia, constipation, liver troubles, headaches, dizz n<-88, coated tongue, or the general tired feeling, cau-ed by inactive liver <"\rii»°"»«red digestion, should take avdantage of Mecray's Pharmacy new departure and buy a bottle of Dr. Howard's specific at half price, with his perartoal guarantee so refund the mane* if itd.ee not cure NASAL CATARRH. AN INFLAMMATION of the d licets membrane lining the air pumim. to not cured ov any mixUres taken lata the Memerw Don't waste time on them. Take Ely's

Tur PHiiniv cnunni lift- mm ml, Lesson VIII.— First Ouartsr, For Feb. 20, 1910. TBE INTERNATIONAL SERIES. Text of ths Lesson, Matt, vii, 1-12. Memory' Veree% 7, 8— Golden Text, Matt, vii, 12— Commentary Prepared by Rev. D. M. Stearns. When any truth is brought borne to us by tbe -Spirit bow prone we are to ask; Does any one do it? What about such a one wbo makes a great profession of having no anxious care? Do you know if tbey really practice It at home? Do you think that the preach- ! er himself lives that way? So It goes, ! and instead of seeing Jesus only we 1 ure prone to see everybody but Jesua. ! Hence the admonition of our lesson. I "Judge not that ye be not judged," or, j as it is elsewhere, "Let us not thereJ fore judge one another any more" ! (Rom. xiv. J 3 1. Because, as in the context all believers shall stand before the Judgment seat of Christ and every - one of us shall give account of hlm1 self to God. We are so peculiar that It Is generally easier to see the mote j In another's eye than the beam that Is In our own eye, whereas if we ourselves were right with Clod we would ! have only love for all others, and, be- ■ lng very conscious of our own Infirmi Itjes. we would have only prayerful ' compassion tor those of others. Christ r for us In our stead on the cross obtained for us eternal redemption; r Christ for us In heaven at the right hand of tbe Father makes victory over sin bur privilege, but because we do not know as wc should the power of Christ In us by His Spirit we are more 1 often stumbling blocks than samples of what tbe life of Christ really ia Yet i the one thing we are here for Is so to live that the world may know and , believe that Jesus Uvea In 'our last year's studies In the Acts , of the Aposiles some of us were much , Impressed by tbe words "Jesus shewed Himself alive" In connection with , those other resurrection words. "Jesus shewed Himself (Acts 1, 3; John xxi/ 1, 14). His own testimony was that He came not to condemn, but to save. , To one sinner He said. "Neither do 1 condemn thee; go and sin no more." . To -another.- "Thy sins are forgiven? (John 111. 17; vili. 11; Luke vlL 48). ,H> . did condemn the self righteous, fault 1 finding, hypocritical Pharisees, but He ■ never had even a seemingly harsh word for tbe penitent sinners or for any truly desirous to be His disciples. Such love as His is heavenly; all else i is from tbe pit. In us It Is either ,(.ffMrtatorse!f. - • ! The Spirit through Peter speaks of , those wbo knew the way of rigbteousness. but did not walk therein, though ■ professing to do so. as dogs and swine (II Pet. 111. 21. 22i. See also Prov. xxvl, 11, 12. If one cannot speak even [ to many nmoug the redeemed of the deep things of got (see I Cor. Ill, 1, 2; ; Heb. v. 12.* 13), how much less should we think of talking spiritual things to i natural people to whom tbey are only foolishness. Such are spoken of finally as being "without." having no right to the tree of life (Rev. xxll, 14. 15), btk If those who are "in Christ" would walk honestly toward them that are without, without Christ and without i God (I Thess. iv, 12; Epb. 11, 12). who can tell how many who are now "without" might become "within" by"' Hlv grace. This Ufe which will comtucnd -Christ . to others can only be by the Spirit of God, by n wisdom which is not of this world, but in verse 11. uluug with Luke xi. 13. we learu that God is more willing to give us His Spirit, the full- ! ness of His Spirit, than parents are to give good things to their children. In Jas. i. f>. a we learn that this wisdom ! Is to be bad for .the asking, but it must I be au asking Id faith and. according I to Jas. iv. 3. with nothing of self seekj ing. but wholly for the glory of God. 'that tbe life of Jesus may be made | manifest. Tbe asking, seeking, knockI ing. wtth that end in view will surely i find an abundant response. We must 1 remember that asking so as to receive means that we are abiding, keeping ; His commandments and doiug the j things that are pleasing in His sight I (John xv. 7; I John ill, 22i. The tfeek- | ing that finds is explained in Jer. xxix. j 13. "Ye shall seek Me' and find Mt» j when ye search for Me with (ill your j heart." As to knocking, consider Rev. I UL 20. and Luke xll, 30. and tremble at | the possibility of our keeping. Him knocking at our door when l|e so lougs to take full possession of us and lavish j upon us the wealth of His love. Too | many are like tbe elder brother, nn- | happy and blaming the father for It. when all the time the father is saying. "All that I bare is thine;" "All thing* arc yours." In reference to tbe last verse (12i. which is also the golden text, note^lhat it is, like all tbe rest, n message for believers or those wbo profess to be such that tbey may prove tbe reality of tbeir faith. For nusaved people 1° take this verse and call It their religion ia simply a g- lng about to establish their own riguteousncM without submitting themselves to tbe righteousness of God (Rom. x. Si. We must be righteous before we can do righteously, but. having believed tbe to»e of God to us and received tbe Lord Jeaua Christ as our Saviour, than It becomes us to maaifeat Christ by lortBg our neighbor as ouraatvaa (Lav. xtx. 18; Gal. vl. 14). Na copdamaa ttoa MfiMtoua.

■ ffk, could stead it no longer, so on. night r recently ha bad to go to Holly Beach to sea hi. namaaake and present him with a token of affection. The namesake cannot quite say "Grandpop" yet Mr. and Mrs. William Thompson sp. nt Friday last with tbeir friends, John Snyoet- and family. d Mrs. S'-aw and dadfchter Florence, of Erma, Fpent Thursday with her daughter, Mrs. Frank Matthew*. ° Those on the sick list are Mrs. Annie 0 Wool son, Ella McPherson. Sarah SnyR der, Mary Snyder, Ella White. Frankie > Frederick aDd Ohaile* Matthews. 10 Mr. Bacon, of Camden, was down on Monday looking after his farm. 3- James Broun, of Camden, spent part B- of the week with his friend; John • Snyder. a Mrs.; Frank Si at thews and children, r" are sperding a week sFErmaJwith her j! mother, Mrs. Shaw. O. > - SHERIFFS SALE. By virtue of -a writ of fieri facias, to • roe directed, issued out of tbe Court 3" of Chancery of the State of New Jer11 eey, I will expo# for sale at public e verdue at the Sheriff's Office, Cape it May Court Bouse. New Jersey, ber- tween tbe hours of 12 and 5 o'clock, d to wit. At 1^0 o'clock in the after- , noon af * " MONDAY, MARCH 14th, 1910 . All those certain tracts or parcels of land and premises hereinafter partieu- • iC larly described, situate in tbe Borough c '• of Wildwood, in the County of Cape r i; May and State of New Jersey, it BEGINNING at a point on tne ] .r Southwesterly side of Poplar avenne, { 0 at the distance of two hundred and t |f forty feet Southeastwardly from the •; point of intersection of the Southeast- , • erly side of Pacific avenue with the c Southwesterly side of Poplar avenue f it and extending tnence Southeastwardly j 0 along I he Southwesterly side of said c d Poplar avenue a distance of sixty feet, ( and at right angles thereto, to said ( 3 Poplar avenue, between parallel lines j h in length or depth Southwest w ardlv , (with a width of sixty feet) a distance f ° of ninety feet. Containing five tbous- % h and four hundred souare feet of land, c s strict measure, known and designated f U on a plan of lots in Northeast section c t ol WildRood.. made by flarcus Fry. t ;. Engineer, 1898, and duly filed in the t Clerk's office of Cape May County t » aforesaid be lots numbers nine (9) and i - ten (10) of biock numb' r thirty-one(81 ). I ' Being the ssme two lots or parcel of f F ground first described in Indenture s bearing date the 19th day of January, e ® A. D., 19c6, and acknowledged by j b Helen Asboff (widow), and Li Hie May g r Aehoff, an heir of full age (ol tbe es- f s. tate of Charles Aehoff, deceased) t e granted and conveyed. all their right, r r title and interest in said lots to the r above named Gertrude B. Shuman and said deed is forthwith intended to be , 1 recorded and the s«me two lota or par- a i- eel of gr< und first described in Inden- c h ture bearing date the 26th day of Feb- f e ruary, A. U., 3906, and acknowledged jr. by Helen Ashoff (widow) and the Cer.- s q tral Trust Company of Camden,' New t Jersey, special guardian of the minor t. , heirs of the estate of Oharles Ashoff, „ • deceased, granted and conveyed unto j the above named Gertrude B. Shuman. ^ o which deed is abo forthwith intended f y to be recorded. y Se'zed as the property of Gertrude t 0 B. Shuman, et. al , defendants, taken <; t in execution at the suit of Helen „ , Ashoff, complainant, and to be sold by „ ROBERT R. CORSON. Sheriff- t e Dated February 4th, 1910 _ t Wilson, Oarrbnd Stackbouse, Solicitors r t 814 Market Street, Camden. N. J. „ i- P- f- 2 12 5 q ' NOTfcE TO LIMIT CREDITORS ® t Estate of Experience Crosgrcve, De- ,|] f ceased. s Pursuant to the ordei of Chas P. C Vanaman, Surrogate of the County " ot Cape Mrj', made on the fourth day J p of January, A D., 1910, on the appli- • cation of tbe subscriber, Executor of _ > said deceased, notice ia hereby given „ 1 to the creditors of Baid deceased to ex- p 3 bibit to the subscriber under oath or fi t affiramtion tbeir claims and demands n: : against tbe estate of said deceased <1 W'lhin nine months from the foarth F ; daj of January, A. D., 1910, or they a . will bt forever barred of any action a - against the subscriber. _ t Dated January 4, A. D., 1910. ? : DANIEL COSGBOVE, o: : 1-8 9t Executor T Elir Mrs. A. C. Hildreth spent the week - witn her sister. r Mrs. T. Lyle entertained company j from New York and Philadelphia dur- u; , ing the week. is Andrew Hawn is now recovering , from a serious attack of erysipelas. al > Mrs. Uobt. E. Hand has been under S - the doctor's care during tbe last three - weeks. She is now convalescent. . C Mr. and |Mra. B. Snyder are cosily ensconced in their little cottage here, w Levan Dickinson, wbo is being r« j treated by a Philadelphia si edalist, ia r imploring aaUsfactoraliy. j U

is the original— has been ^ the standard for thirty-five J years. There are thousands ol - so-called "just as good" Emulsions, but they are ; ^ not— they are simply imitations which are never as good as the original. They are like thin milk — SCOTT'S is thick like a heavy cream. If you want .it thin, do it yourself— with water — but dont buy it thin. ^ rOB SALE BT ALL dkcggibt8 Bond KC-. Bam* of p*p«r aad thU ad. for oat baaBtlfal SarlBs> Bask C_X<r. Sketch-Book. . Varii back coctaina a Good Look IVanj. SCOTT &BOWNE. 409 Pari St. New Ycxt RESOLUTION Whereas. The Council of th* Borough of Cape May Point do hereby deter- j mine that it is adriaa' le, that with ail 3 reasonable dispatch a plant b* estab- 9. j lished by the Borough for the supply \ , of watqr for domestic and public use. .. d a sewer system plant, as follows: .• purchase and enlargement of the •{ present water plant, and the sewer drainage system, heretofore used in .-".jw said Borough, artd tbe putting of same condition to meet the supply and - •• demand in said borough. Including the erecting of a suitable tower and tank of about 50,000 gallons, and the plac- 3 of suitable power in the said wnrk*, and tne extension of necessary lines ■ . i for the demand, and the apt lication in ^ writing for tbe purchase and extension * . of waterworks or water supply plant, for the supply of water for domestic and public use in said Borough, and !! the sewer drainage system, signed by the owners of tne- fourth of the real estate therein sccordinc to the assessed valuation, as shown in the latest preceding assessment for the pur- ; of taxation made in said borough , J and verified by tbe oath of the Asseswho made such assessment, hav- . ing been filed in tbe office of tbe Bordugh Clerk, the Copncil hereby further ^ finds and determines that : uch applications are ngned by the requisite proportion of the owners of property as , required by law Therefore, be it Resolved. That the question of the purchase sn-i extension of waterworks 1 and sewer drainage system for the supply of wa(er and for sewer drainage public and domestic use in said borough, accord-'ng to the/ pl«n herein set forth, be submitted to the voters of the Borough, at a special election to be held at the poll*. J. W. Corson's store, on Yale avenue. Cape May Point, New ey, on Tuesday, tbe seventeenth of May, A. D , 1910. And be it Resolved, That thirty days notice of this intention, signed by the Borough shall be given by advertisement, posted in at least three poblio places in said Borough of Cape May Point and shall be printed once each week for at least three weqks in the may Star and Wave, being a published in the County of May', wherein the Borough is situate, and circulating in said borough, there being no newspaper pubIn said borough. Dated this 7th day of February, A. 1910. E. W. SPRINGER, Mayor. W. CORSON. Borough Clerk. 2-12 3 * - '4 R. M. Wentzell's furniture store, 83 ftreet. carries a great stock of and household goods and purchasers of large and small quantities have found that they save considerable sums of money, while having goods delivered without damas is not the case when purchased anywbeie and shipped by rail. If you want anything from a paper of pins to a pair of good gum boots Tbos. Soults, Cold Spring, can serve you. Local 'phone.' tf FISHING CREEK. Charles MattbewB is on the sick list. Agent Garretson has been calling upon our farmers, urging the replenishment of orchards. Charles Howard and son Clarence, attended the D. of A. supper at O.'ld Wednesday night. Wm. and Gordon Yeancks drove to May Saturday. Postmaster and Mrs. Shaw took tea with Mr. and Mrs. Albert Matthews recently Mr. F. Kelling is visiting his daughin Bridgeton.

Not Coughing Today? Yet you may cough tomorrow! Better be prepared for it when it comes. Ask your doctor about keeping Ayer*s Cherry Pectoral in the house. This when the hard cold or cough fiat appears you have a doctor's medicine at hand. Your doctor's approval of its use wiR certainly . i . l.