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VOLUME XXVIL CAPE HAY CITY. MEW JERSEY. 6HTUBDAY. MAY 13.1882. WHOLE HUHBEB. 1453.
OAPC MAT CITY, XV- J. $ 1 .50 a y»r in Advance. *rofftttonal FardJ. J" B. HUFFMAN, ATTORNEY AND OOUWaELLOR AT LAW •OUOWOM MASTER INP RXAMINEH W CRiVCnT. IUWUX1 ctnttTxeim nocaaai^J. g- r. Douglass, A TTOBN E Y-AT-L A W ^ »OL1CTTO« nt^ chancekt j^ALTEB A- SiBBOWS, ATTOBKETATLAff solicitor t* CHAXcxur.^ ^ -pi H. PHILLIPS, RBHIEff HOMEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN. No. 8 Ocean Street. Cape Hay, N. J. *jy. J. y. LEAKING A BOK7 DEKTI.BTB, o~° ~»fe— *Tni*-nM.n. ' JAKES M. E. H1LDBETH, ATTORNEY- AT-LAW ittjtnrjj F J£NOS a. WILLIAMS, » ARCHITECT AND BUILDER. "" WITT, mil muVDIOi, AID fCPKKIP,*KD omOOPTRACT. omo -u *BU«n AOw WW. ' J a. K. HAND, MANUFACTURER AND JEWELER. t**C°*CI PHILADELPHIA. a A B. LITTLE, £ FRACTTr.lL PAINTER AND GLAZIER. QaAApTpiRuy. MlUun.luRW.il < OILS. PAINTS & VARNISHES. Ma.u ]bti* Mann Avaaav PHILADELPHIA. ct'liJs. QBGANS AND SEWING MA- ' B. F. HORNER, HAKE. OfflAHSI SEWIHG IACHIHES ' box. attOBUh awnx * BHOJB. D. P. DIETER ICH. Sw Tor* Beting and Fartiag Company "sssss AJMrrT,:~*wTwSa3Su. pa. Q.0 TO GARRISON'S SWffilESY, AKB STORE YAEET'i , to* mau> mi blank soon, toilet MiXlATi-RR BOATS Ma*rr»i-rrKKP ON » WAflBUfOTV* 4TmntT.t-.Al* MAT. It. J. AMERICAN WITCHES. 22! W*Jnut Co.. Dock St, ^sjmjnt.
. . 'f • RB t ' ' L A*LXR IN ' BOOTS. SHOES. & NOTIONS.
_JW»nulcrs_#ttrr. When you do your Spring Shopping If you come in person, ; [The trains from the different branches of the Pennsylvania i Railroad com c to the new Broad Street Station, which is within one block of our store ; you walk directly through the new City Hall to our Mju-kut Street front If you come by Philadelphia and Reading Railroad, any horse ca t on "Thirteenth Street will bring you directly from the Callowhil! Street Depot to our door. If you corac through Camden, N.J., any horse car on Market Street, except the red ones, will bring you direct We have provided new and spacious reading and toilet rooms for the free use of visitors. If you order by letter, - Departments g>f goods have been so enlarged and improved that our stock, unquestionably ri.d niqst comprehensive in the United States, is better than ever. We send without charge, or any obligation to purchase, samples of the new Dress Goods, Silks, etc. We give prices of our entire stock in our new Catalogue for Spring and Summer, which is mailed free to all who send us addrc-:s on postal card. II undreds of orders are filled dafv, and goods s.-nt by mail and express to every Stale, ana Territory, with full privilege of return and refund of money if they do not suit. John Wanamaker, • PHILADELPHIA. ~BAraiNGj3UITS. DOUBLE YDK1.P1BFICT FITTDIG BATHING SUITS gAUBBOOME. CS1 A tat MARKET ST, N. W. Oor. OT SIXTH. SUB of the BIO ELEPHANTS . Toulr «a»uroi Jssi"1, ST-jrii w. tan uoinuuwu overalls, drawers, white shirts, byciclr or bile LACED HH1ETS. DOUBLE BREASTED BAILOR SHIRTS, from aa r>aa or BabmI. Bl out bo. si«rv, MlM MARKET KTTIKRT, M. W. OOR. OF SIXTH. j!X" T°°™ w- J- hutton * co; rm BOOTS AND SHOE S Latfaal aad Meal OsiiliU am* af Goad, CBeap Roots aad gaoaa la Oaps Hay Oa. QUALITY AND PRICE CARROT RE SURPASSED ONE PBIOE ONLY. SEE OCR SLBO GAITERS) ALSO, A FULL SUTPLT or FINE WALL-PAPERS •saaiacrotOaawB.'BaulBrBeBntlat-lvan. o»li tM prtMsaraptas before purehtauw timvtiera ELDREDGE JOHNSON. IS 69 WAHHINOTON BTniZET. GO TO THE PHILADELPHIA CHEAP BOOT AND SHOE STORE, WBttV r«B Wtt 110 ttt UriBM sad MOM Complete UWIM IB BU GBADK.S, WIDTHS AND STYLES FIXTu MOTSTND"SHOES, And a full Una of Plain and Fancy Slippers. AJU30 A- FULL LINE OF OOSBAJkCEXka ooartao^^yOTrMbg 3f3£B2SjF£!£ eM*P*' "" I. BNOPF,^ ^ ^ NOW OPENED! WM. H. BENEZETS Iff AND (TUTP'l t iifj » & SHOE STORE ' 51 WaSaEtte Hnst Cm In Br, I. J. OWSTL hutmput^m M DEIIEFCT wm> h>
M.H.OOLT~~ no. 37 jackson street. cape may city, j FRESH AND SALT HEATS. Fine Groceries and Provisions of all kinds : PHILADELPHIA FRESH BUTTER, COOKING BUTTER. r»-«»i otpxr.R vtiu. rsa-kivs i'ki.r n attkntiox. aMMb BLOOMSDtLE URGE ^LAIE PLAT DPTCH CABBAGE. ■ Large, Flat, Solid Heads, Short Stems Not t Brsla cf Sm& is Xiisei free Stalks, til boa B«li:t*4! Essdr. d. landreth * sons. w" TRZEESCm"
lij||gliui^Mtoi«rtil,«it. JltRMMTAITW Brtryi.T,lipTftltR»B t ; LUMBER YARD? loo, oor rsirr whit* ran. MG.MO PLASTKKINO LATH. 6HUSGLBS OF ALL KCEDS. occur ""'"jI'b. SCHXLLXHORK- I -pfASDWAHE. C AMD XI*. H. 1. gj^^^=SABH. DOORS, MIOOX, y SHUTTERS. MOULD DECS . SCROLL SAW1HOB, |d3 I I AMD BRACKETS HOT-BED SA8H. BAUD RAILS. BXWKL FtWTB. BALCSrEBS ; BUILDIXO AND HOl*SKKKEJ*H*U HARDWARE OF XTKXT DXSCRUTIOH. PUMP8. PUMPS. PUMPS. wr BprrUIUM, Btx: Qn» Urn RlBStn. >M , . SLATE MANTEL 8HELVE8. BWE If "men J HXSRX FBXDKR1CKS. ^ JBBrl».r rsMDXy. y J , ^arblr l«rd. QAPE MAY CITX * > MARBLE WORK 8, i \ ** TBI K oor. RAQroM Tr»e» 4 Turnplkt. MOKUMKHTS. TOaBHTOKXS. STEPPING ■ | STONES. igRUrfUanrtras. " MOOHIEAD CLAY WOBIS, (ESTABLISHED 1W) " He8iWaramRn.il M7tt SI, L. PHILADELPHIA. FACTORY SPRING MILLS ,, ALWATS ON HAND, Vitrifiad Clay or Terra Cotta Drain and Sewer Pipe*. ( ALSO OHTMNEY TOPS, OUR R. R. CHIMNEY T0P8 a Favorite. TABES AND OABDB* ORNAMENTS. Beware « Fraud BENSON'S = GAPCINE
plasters" HAVE BEEN IMITATED, r And their excellent reputation inPublic are oeutioned ajcinst buy- [ tag Plasters bavins sitMlaz aoutMliiut rflimps 8cc liiet word O-A-PO I N-B is correctly siiclloa. C Benson's Capcine Pereosflasters , Are tbo ci J 7 Improvcn-cn: ever t made in Plasters One is worth more thsn adorer. 1 of any other l lr.d. - Will poaiUvcly euro w cure other I remedies will net even rcLeve. Price. S3 cents. f Pi rs-.r- cf choap Plartcrs tr.nda | Wt i i lid poisons. , ' SEABURY* JOHNSON, ltae-.*tOG«W,N,.V* ! A ilii'-'i sunkm K*nSi TTrVTBHTOBS ADDRESS ED60H J
§tw &totrti*mntf. j . tttmiM. \ RHEUMATISM, Neuralgia, Sciatica, Lumbago, Backache, Serenest of the Chut, Gout, Quint/, Sore Throat, Swellingt and Spraint, Burnt and Scaldt, General Bodily Paint, Tooth, Bar and Headache, Trotted Feet and Bart, and all other Paint and Aches. y d ""*?* | lr*iJ'^tai° "" | Din row In Bwo T,r|M|*SOLD BT ALL DEUOqlETO A YD DEiLEE£ II MEDIOHE. A. VOGELER & CO . I fiff Jfnsuranrr. MILLVILLE IUTUAL 1ABINE AND FIBE 1 IN8URANCE COMPANY, MILLVILLE N. J. Actual Surplus over all Liabilities, Including Re-insurance, Fire and Marine, S2 1 ,203.59. Bates Low. Security Ungnestiocatile. SETTLEMENTS PROMPT AND MANAGEMENT ECONOMICAL. 1 REEVES. Pn*. %R. L HOWELL, See. AGENTS AND 8URVEYOR8S Wm. Boat. Cap, Ma; Coon Bona*. F. SMBtJ TOBBKOG. OBPB MAI CUj. . iLSHrt W. R- VBOQUdir, Pwentwrs*. Jfaints, 0its, &c. Jt J. MEL YIN, OOR. OF LAFAYETTE AND JACKSON WE, 1 OGpc Mat. K. J., Dealer ta DEALER CI > I
' PAINTS. ' A« PAINTERS' SUPPLIES. ' WHITE LEAD, LfflSEID OIL, SPIRITS OF TURPENTINE. PATENT LIQUID PAINTS, VARNISHES. WINDOW ULA6S, I PLAIN AND OBNAMENTAL. ALL AT PHILADELPHIA PRICES ■nB-lt-tJ §. (S. JWf7ritoff. pBOITT OB NO PROFIT FOB "paints, OILS ANn GLASS, OILS AND GLASS, rnic .Ki.uitt nn n inn >11 is. OILS Aim GLASS.
"sa/ia fasfe. TBKSMSM.JBeBB.EBl.aBlM Bad ClBMU^ I N. C. PRICE. .. f Practical Glam Gutter, 27 Per ry Slr^t, J -WHOLESALE AND RETAIL STORK > DRY GOODS X GROCERIES. ; FEED STORE, , Oats, Hay, Bran, Mill Feed ' WOOD YARD. WOOD CUT ANDSFLIT^CKDAR POSTS OF i " 'ftCuSflatB I lA-T '""'N.aPBIOE. ' goal, Void, gin t, ttt. < QOAL AND WOOD. A GOAL AND WOOD YABD aCHELLXHGBTS LANDING, B4BI1 Wcm ueao^man ct tuc Bern «na.oio>i.MM« LEHIGH BOO, STOVB AND CHESTNUT EMt ^^ynKBKB(»Tt.lfBlipil
(BY AUTHORITY-) I LAWS OF NEW JERSEY '°Appro«B MBirWtl. lrw*. I J SayadKi BUBBI WF p«l oKer .1 whirB t.r u»j ptmrwl M^BccqiJrJ IB, rr-ir-mi hot
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Boitcr. of MCA cooalr, in Mall I" lawful for J BOOB baard^to Btvlf, rrBolalt. wi,t. rrp.;:. 1 d»I. endtr loc ' rvlm' uid rrfnli:l*i u Ml i i baud may ^giMcnb, ; and an rwcap.- frooi Ulr lacft lniplcmcfJa u may b/nwad for the purP°*d:btUUi?d''I'r»hf or^nicb^Mrr'.U I, ^ t. And MM^eBaard. TBai iha wp^aaaoM^lo ' ' A^Amr'aPd^aWbtr-oo,. be anif ike CHAPTER CEXXIII- • A ,T^-r latlDB IwocJfdbica In enmllia! ccm- !K,rialoai. appro, w Maroo IT. lau.
1. fc II roaolod bj the Sen»le and General oftte mm* New 'one"" <1 SJoldUj"odbl^"wil^ano«b,T Jr'wb'Si"!™ ] • delaodiJi? » 2SodaBu'rdl»cb,a'aMf or^lo . whom a ooUe proaequl nral be eBlerod aa alore-^fSgTn-^oud. Tlraf U.U ad MoU. UAe I r m ir tew ru a«77" 1 SlInpnr.nnartioj.liTiiation of Hie url- ! diaeaaed dbcfikqccs, cured , ' paid by exproaa. ft 25. 6 (or?5. E. 6. | Weua Jeraay, Cliy. R. J. Modern, pacta put loo muat water in tlieir ink.— goatta. Write to Mr*. Lydii E. Pinkbam. 233 ' Western aTcnue, Lren, Mass., lor pain- I pbleu iwlkUne to the enrmtira prone rtiea , J of berV^ie Compound in all female A dehcate tboaxbt ia the lower of tiie , It la well known that the moai virulent Worn an la pian'a aunday.— Jtiehehl. '
Wfdirat, gltKU^ . Jjlt^^OTfi^i. : KNt^OjpJ wil ; tlesSve^1 ■ SCROFULA SORE. £ ; wild 'iBo^ L'oUcorB I I of Dlatee IbondeoOTooe JwroMooej^wi, i I 5 I ^OTI" 'iMerns*^ .^d^'corwor.' bOTp^^mab; I | t i f \ ECZEMA.^ u^PUO.W.MOT.OO : "JCUTICURA. M WKEK?4 IroTTEKtSwiio. Maaa. CATARRH Sanford's Radical Dure. s ^iriwhi.vtstsse
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Allcock's Porous Plasters? • they have proved them- t selves the Best Eternal Remedy J ever invented. They will cure ' asthma, colds, coughs, rheuma- c tism, neuralgia, and any local Applied to the small of the back J they .arc. infaHiWe-in Bade- Ache,- 1 Debility, and all Kidney , troubles; to the pit of the stomach I they arc a sure cure for Dyspep- i pepsiaand Liver Complaint 1 ALLCOCK'S POROUS I PLASTERS are painless, Ira- ' | grant, and quick to cure. Beware j > of imitations that blister and burn, I ' Get ALCOCK'S, the only Gen- J , uinc Porous Plaster. lami-anMow . ! WORTH SENDIttG FOR. 1 '< Da. J. H. 8CBB3KCX. of FblladdphU, Baa JaM I J | poMi^ Bbwaw^MBMaaa or raa mw | ajob, aao akotK rtuadWpAK ft. P. O. Ma ;
TEMPERANCE. - " OOXDCcntD BT F. A OMUL Frllmt Caserne:— II tflordB na Joy to . nddreaa you again oo^lh incurring aubjcct rwo today to the view of the " Rognra' Ga'lwy." So much ia aaid about the rr- . tprciabllity of rum-aellera and rtirr « Hi off that we feel inclined to examine the phyiiognamy of the btnineaa. " So Jwac (pwa'' for an awful ugly picture. A true picture countable for Ibr facta furuiabeai in Ihia caw, and muat not be blamed lor merely aign^pplicationi for rum iiceniea. ^tLcy | caui*1 we fight and you aid. Among 11j quor dealer, win be found men of large heart aad generous impulaea, wboae con- ] nection with tltia buaineaa iaa perfect pueI hut aa rmm-acllAra we can't. You have ad) | noted tbc fact. (No. 1 ). This is a last harness. Poor, hard-working mechanics so:e bj- side crowd the dena and make the I Who rrer beard of lire liquor traffic in- [ spiring the pri'plc to employment and thrift ! True, the law ears, men In buaineaa muat be reputed "for boneaty and I temperance,' and freeholders moat recommend them as such, but what of that? I The facts remain that this business la a I shi'ftleas ' ami idle. (Fact 2.) This husi. j nets is Stumped i nth infamy by Odd. I If you question this, read the following passages in the Bible: DeuL 21:20. 21. 1 Proe. SO: 1 Proe. 33: 20. 21. aad V . mwm haHft. S: 71: Halaikuk, * IS. ■ 1st for. <- 10. (ialatiaaa, A 21. Daut. ' 29: 19. 20. Joal, 1: 5. ; I Fact. 3) This lusssssess is opposed to the eletalion of humanity. The rum-ael!cr oerer scuds man away happier, cleaner and bettrr than he came. He always sends his i-ustuniers away worse, and gets paid i 1 for it. twi. ^ l>ao2 at the associations of j know lag iu "hracitig qualities If a among abandoned women, he eijulpa hima man to do any devilish deed, any corrupt and loathsome act. any horrid and sickening crime And this la what a rumseller deals out, fur the dealing ont of winch lie is handsomely paid, and this busi-n-s« |pade legal by the petition of "reputable freeholdcit,'' who "certify that such an inn »r tareru is necessary, and seill society: What a "respectable buaineaa 1 be carries oo : He is the only man in our a ' community who muat get the certifl cation of a budy of freeholders that Ida character [ is all right. Think of it, my neighbor. this buaineaa prove itself necessary and business
conducive of public yeodi' And yet some he to a City of intelligent people. What in ibe wotld fdo these men think about? nanwi hfu ... l.usinusa ihoughtkisiy I liow on.'wr. : ...rest and truthy man with clartd "they will never sign another apyou for that rr»!ilvc. We praiae and commend you. Nothing we have said or shall say refers to you. We consider you out Fact. 4). This business don't kelp norMurals are lowered amazingly by this uaffir. Not many days ago a Uquor dealer approached a young maa ami promised to give him bis drinks fine if he would ondcn. Tluu'k of \hat. fiarenta : Are your boys ref r ? fan you afford to be neutral or aileot oo such an issue ? Da you really carejifor you kin? Ah. we know tbc watchful mothers and sisters are true as steel oo this sebjee: God, bless them I Tbcir hearts ache, and throb with anxiety. If the men had but half of their decision and pluck, we could clean out ibis curae ina hurry. It is only a qustlon of time when the liii-sacd cood of our land. - About real estate we have this to my. Everywhere in our magnificent country where new Iowds spring up and lbs prospectus comes out we read af inducements to capitalists, such as school houses, chuiubea and railroads. but never do we hear of rum shops but do
t being advertised as advantageous to pro- , prrty. Property must and does depreciate Bhouscsf AntH why not ? who wants era and drunkards near his premises? - How many ladies enjoy being stared at by men and boys soaked with rum, or have their ear filled with the unmanly ■ and often indecent remarks from these der graded brings. One has only to look around and be convinced "that these whisky mills" e pact, 6). This businss breeds misery " and pauperism. But for the thousands of ,. d .liars thrown sway at these rum shops, many and many a house in oar town would be oeatly In repair, wife and cbil- , drcn would lie nicely arrayed In suitable - garmcnta and some, at least, of the cbeer- * I lug luxuries of life would giaddeo the household. It is simpiy astonishing how many thousands of dollars are spent to our little city for rum by men who really can't afford to be speu thrifts. Men talk from this accursed trade. Go to the BU . thoritica and find out the city's income e from rum, and then learn what it costs to keep order atnoog the rummies. You order
can't make this business mix comfortably with religion and purity. Even the If C. church finds It necessary to fill the counnence order. We wan'l to ask the rumseller sod the signer for bis license a few (1) Can you aooccaafuily deny you occasion and cultivate crime ? etched" t°^ '°f k b" 'ieC* hit uT rum-seller's business is the signer's business and with the prospect of eternal damnation in view, say 'This a good, no(8) Can you deny thai most of the paid for mm Is the bread money of (4) Can you bold rip your head without blush, and fee! sun you arc regarded as a manly and noble being? . Friends, nun is ilic Hainson of corrupt politick. By power of ram Role and national balls of legislation are made infamous. By the power of rum men gamble like demons, nearly all atrocious crimes arc trauaacted ; coroners' inquests are bold - women sink in Use lavages of oooaumption ; handsome faces arc made hideous a ith hellish thoughts; men who move in good aedet.r become debated "behind" " the doaa door," and a thousand other vicious deeds are done. This is a neves' yailery. This ia the kind or public benefactor the run:- seller is. He ia jtrj leal- . oua of this craft, too. No matter how i much he may be Ibe iustrumeut of turn- | home into bell oo llis slightest mention of his fruits and products be I* mad. Ha . wants to be let aiooe, so did the devils t when Christ drove than into a tod of ' twine. He ia a "peaceable" citixen. He decT wtn't ta go according to law ao ha

