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Phlleaopbor: The noralial iiyi "Every nu 1c i-culoaaUy what bk ought to are perpetually what they aught to be occasionally.- New Orleans Fitayvu. How to keep the bore sway: Said the - rich sod qui-t loving citiren- "If a — " tore* me and I doe'l like him and want him to keep away from me I dent nub htm. I Jot lend him Are dollar* "— Boo on Poet. Oscar Wilde signs hit name without \ capital* If a man la rich or famotu he I can do neb a thine ai that and simply be i termed eocratric. But If a man without 1 capital writ<u hla name without capital!, i he la thought an Ignorant alooch.— fUmel! Cllirra. 1 A yosug man who undertook to trace ] hla family Itch two centnriea, struck a ' penitentiary before be had exhanated one i Century, and concluded to atop. He I faared he a oold collide with the gallon before reaching the obJatUre point.— Nor- i rlrtnwn Ilrrald. ; Three g-olletnen, during a eoceeraa- 1 ■ Hon, agreed to pay one pqsrod alerting < each to the one which ahould tell the tall- I eat and mom ridicnloua atory. thai: "Then w" ooop * rrealthy editor 1 "Stop," cried one of the® party, "here'a i Our money '—Quit i There ia some curioalty to known the 1 name of the man with the admirable pre*- t enee of mind who ao promptly produced I an able boiled fla-k when Mr. Beccber ted the f doting tarn at Centre Murlc 1 Hall the .«her night, and alio, why be curies aoc'i a weapon concealed upon hi* ■ person. 1'erbapa be la afraid of treing t MUeo by * anake. — Ohicsgo Inter - 1 Owns. i

The full term of three year* had nearly expired and they were ducuaalng at the breakfaat 'able the certainty tbey rauat more and the uaoertalnty aa to wberr, i when the young inter of the pareonage Kka the cause and abe replie* "Oh, I waa thinking what a mistake mother and I I made when we married a Methodist minister. "—Be don Trmutripf. Prof. Proctor now predicts that a col. I tetoe .artwern the sun and the comet will ' occur rerr soon. perhaps before Christmas, and end nil thing! terrestrial. This will < he diaoou-agiog netra to those dealers who i hare aln-ady purchased a large flock of 1 holiday goods; bat tbe Impecunious young I man who it wondering where the money ; la to rat a from to buy a Chriatmas pre*- i cart, will gladly weioome the intelligence, i -Norr. Herald. "I Ann." said an old man to a Boomer. 1 onf reveler, yraterday, "I bat I here is ' ahaolulr'y no limit In ihe durability of the 1 teeth if ■ bey are properly taken ore of. 1 1 OfTrx drink tret <1rinks,oi»syi Imrsjr my < teeth nee ping and ereoiojwToitt ail acids, whaler, ,. and sUbxtgh I am Wycars old, , my teeth are aa imod ay rbey erer were." • teeth, 1. tir ••Y.*,alr, rial's all /tarring, par 'rape, Ihe fact thru I put them In , a glass -<-f soft water nigbia"— I-arsmk , It Is angular thai men are never elected, but always defeated by fraud. The fairness of the election ' And Ihe defeated ' man wouldn't If be was half a man \ You uv beaten because- the majority of i the people do not want you. You bare 1 to acknowledge lhat yourself, and when ' yon sefuee to acknowledge it publidy, J ay baby. Get up, brush off your clothe*, < put raw beef no your eye, and gel ready 1 for the neat Aght.— Hoarvfaye. 1'iilted Stater army aa a reorult. Thla « rule tea been adopted to ooncllialc the 1 friendly Indiana. Nothing exaaperalea an ' inet.il n much as to kill * United Htv**f aoldler, and then be deprired of the sslia- 1 faction -J aoalping him. Such an outrage 1 en Ihe friendly Indiana Is calculated lo noad lira oo to war. It ia at the re- . quote < f the Indiana that the secretary or , war iaeucd the order lhat none bat seal- > pable r.-orulu abookl be race I red into Ihe '' army.- Paaaa Si/tinge. It is getting to be the fashion for the c families of veterans of the lale war to be ' pr*ao*'ed with aworda whieh had been tern, e-.rieu or captured by or from the c domed relative* In the course of aome tcrrifli druggie. II any one should And an old scimitar, eery much hacked from tern a. handdoriumd encounters, and ' adore.-! wlih a solid aorru-ahaped sword- . upoo applicailoo in ihe writer. When \ by an artillery caiaakai in Bull Ilun Crete T. tea. A*. 1 A f-mriay-eebnol teacher of * Philadd. pbia . Imreh. being steretaecntly, placed 1 fanr Class in charge ol a frieod. Upon re- [ aaanlighrrd^a tire rabjectof "inerac" c happ. ued tn come up, and, much to bcr ber H at Mlaa H. bad taogbt Item thai the C anidu waa aannufaolured out of an aorta of ov -rvtoe* This, the clam agreed, SC. eon-ad for what they thoogfat a eery no- 1 ptaaiesl odor. The teacher (ailed to . ccir. !, and raid not imagine what her a friee-1 sural by (caching**^ strange J ate found that they ted been told that inriaaj of "guaaa"' 1 M . Kemper, of Illinois, waa In the mrerwalQe buaintaa. Be ted a great deal of.orkaotaideofMa store, and he genremllr made it a point to pay man that « worked tor him with good*. Ononewe- \ the treat he aaid: 11080 "Hare, Dock, 1 want to g« a link 1 wed col Can you do it f ■Y«,' aald the boy. All right, you ge over to the bout ' ssap-H-•Of rarer.- repted.be toy. "I would ^ "7* "

The groka Mate Fall. I The rye crop wiH probably reach 20,- , 000.0)0 bushel* Of buckwheat, Prtrnsylvant* prod acre nearly one-half the entire 'crop. The : total yield arffl be over 11,000,000 bnsbelr. The potato crop cover* an area ap- > preaching i, 000.000 acre*, with a yield of i about 80 bushels per acre. A abort crop - is foreshadowed in New York State. Return* to the Department of Agricul- ! lure from all the 1.700 count** of the i United Sutra indicate a wheat product i alight ly exceeding 800,000,000 buabela, or ) an avenge yield per acre nf about 18-8. Ia eoUun, as unusual size and vigor of i plant, with capacity foe a large praduc ! tloo, la reported. The general average of ! cooditioo ia higher than la any October t for ten year*, with the exception of 1875 and 1878. I More than onr-half of all the barley produced in the United Stales ia railed in ,, I New York. California, and Wiaconaio. i average yield Is 23-5 bushels per acre. - and the total product will reach 45,000,000 bushel* Oat! are an immense crop. The i average yield la blgner than that of last ' year. Kauaaa ranks among the highest, it does la wheat. The loul product in oata of all th* State* will probably be 480,- , 000.000 iKishela . Kansas holds its reputation for large return! to the toller, with the extraordinary arc-rage yield of 19.6. The country north of the Ohio Rirer, in the great wheat ■ average nearly 16 bushel* Ken- . tacky and Missouri promise about 14 and California 18 bushel* The six principal winter wheat States will aggregate about 944.000,000 bushSt . There Is a reduction iu the acreage Of the J spring wheal arm nf the Northwest, but yield may reach 118,000,000 bushels. The Pacific ooaat will probably yield 45,rmn (kin i.n.hels and Ihe Rre.lKi.re, Kt.tcs 000,000

' a little more than 50,000,000 bushel* The average yield of wheal the coantry i ever has never fallen quite to 10 buabela, , and it has never quite reached 14 bushels i in years of greatest abundsuci This seaeon it ia unusually high tf Hew York— i 18.7 bushels. In the TJew England ! States, except Vermont, It runs aa low as ■ 14 buabela In nearly all the Southern Slates the average I* low, ranging from 7 . 10 bushel* Texas and Arkansas are r exception* The yield of corn cannot yet b* acI curately estimated. Much of it is still i standing In shock In the field* It ia brI however, that there will be at ; 1,680.000,000 bushel* or as averef • yield of 95 bushels lo the acre, against £8 . in 1879, and 18 In 1881. Of this tots] the States north of Tennessee and west of Virginia and Pennsylvania produced 1,- . 850,000,000: the Southern Stales 840,- , 000.000; the Middle State*. 82.000,000, , and New England over 7,000,000. The total product will he more than four bur- . dred millions greater than late year. A gentleman who boarded at an Atntin ; called the waiter, and said in him : "Bring me a ferule of wine, but I want agietd ooe." "You are In luck," responded the waiter, 'You drank up yrteerday the last 1 bottle i.f poor wine we bad In the bouse. - -syu *f. , to »' fatteftsn i was later, wits bwaincotiae mat lenowte by a revere CMS*. I baa. la tan I waaadaltwa re ike Baaattai. doctors sal 1 I bs-t • bole to my lung big ts href* I got a bo* lie, when so my aorprlre. 1 -JI.WTtt' Ikli bojtn* e^jmc^lctoa^wiil, the Black Hill* A drove of Stout 10,000 waa recently seen there. What alia you ? is it a disordered. Imr TaasVfe^doM* of Uaq«an sod youH (Ml Impediment and Mob orgso w I'd be ready lor datyf *11 drnggtte* wD u la both dry tad Bfold Dakota has more daily paper* than any one of the Southern Stale* aa'ls BO. a*H. A. KuMdyh for a TrttJ Bottl* #f Dr. Elairi New Dstoovrey forOtesampUoa. Tares' stela«n All the paaahma die with the yew; adfnever die* Write lo Mr* Lydk E. Pinktem, 238 avenoe, Lynn, Mate, for pamphleu relating to the curative properties of ber^V" rgetabie Compound in all female No ooe can read soother's mind ; few read their own. Uwlntme aapciseded. u. .vTvunwty aae Marry a Mecrmy, Caps »sy <-uy. «1IThe Ooiocado heetly has uavcled to but the mosquito stays to tram. nrlgbt*- Dtobeta^Kldlte}, Have no fear of any of these dise*ses^tty«.*MHt» Bnsn.ts tkvyjrtu prsIn generelTprid* is at the bottom of all great mlteakte Arfdr^r^l 'n 'li^thte'tTu - It rerrnia. fiie* anu, insect* 15a* per box. Ataa'amel.aaatipiart^tohistea.v i '

So«w, m utt, (fu. GO TO THE PHILADELPHIA | Cheap Boot and Shoe Store, ; Grades, Widths and Styles, , of Oeata. Ladles*, Mtmee' Boys' and CSUdrenb . FT"N"K BOOTS AND SHOES, ^tefCTTABLB FOB FAU. AMD WINTER SEASON. And a full Line of Plain and Fancy Slippers. 1 [ ALSO A FULL LINE OF GO88AMEHS. tebte-y ^ Ore Watetnron A JkUcb ^J^NOPF, ^ j BOOTS AND SHOES! Laressc and Most Oomflese Stock or Oood, Ckaap Bouts and Bbors In Caps May Oo. -STYLE, QUALITY AND PRICE CANNOT BE SURPASSED. Goods tkst dent FB or FImsi, wm be exebal«sd or money retooled. ONE PBICE OHLY. FINE WXLL'-PAPERS BoSTdtaa-kbcw. tell snd peine mmptss berors porcbsalnx staswberv . ELDREDGE JOHNSON. " 69 WABHINOTON STREET. new boot and shoe store. WM. H. BENEZET'S ANN CENTRAL BOOT & SHOE STORI SI Watliiti Street, Cam Met City. H. J. ; si muiuiiLiuii duucl uajiu nay miy, «. j.

"■ era tod. An tnspoctlan of oar stock m respoctruuy Bokeated. ^ * wm. h. benezet. 2 " COLSON & MULFORD, LUMBER. OFFICE and YAHD. Front St., 3rd Wharf above Kaighns Ave., i camden. n. j. AprillS-y j WHAT WILL THE WEATHER BE TO-MOffiOW 7 ■

jMtttel tUtiriiX, ' J-F-RF.WT A TT B RfilTRT.T.F.WGFTtrii : LUMBER YARD dcasunMk Landmx. cap* May N.J. a w,_ ■; 100,«» FBTT WHITB PINB, ° •***•* PLABTBSING LATH. :l 8HINQLBB OF ALL BINDS. I ru OOBINO. FBAMB 8TTTFF, nCBTTb, d And in abort every kind of r IW-ORDBRS PROMPTLY FILLED oau-ly ""'""j^B. SCHBLLBNOBR. • -pjp ARDWARE. j SASH, DOORS, .BLINDS. L JWM- SBDTTBHS. MOULDING S t Jr kifer SCROLL BAWINOB, MOD I AND BRACKETS. hot-bed 8a8h. II AND BBVTBL POSTh. BALU8TBB1 ; ' WARB OF RTKRY DESCRIPTION, ; pumps. pump8. pumps. slate mantel 8helves. BBNKT FRCDEKICKh, " J*eaU-y CAMDEN. N.J. ; SUrtUfirtf. QAPE MLAY CITY MABBLE WOBKS, t S. E Cor. RalkTsd Track A Tnreptk* iSL- *— ■* asar i

Sfaiuts, ©lis, &(. J Jft J. MELV1N, | OOIL OF LAFATETTE AND JACKSON 8TS., j OnpObay. N. J. Dsaiw In 1 DEALEB IK ! : PAINTS. PAINTERS' 5CPPUIS, WHITE LUTUNSIHI oil, SPIRITS OF TCPPKNT1NE, PATENT LIQUID PAINTS. ' VAKNIBHES, WINDOW GLASS, j PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL. ; ALL AT PHILADELPHIA PRICES mk-ia-U ! IHAB BALSAM i I Tbabatswl mou lit Barer rath te Balsre^t Yeaftlel Cater |kSte7ttesS^fcp^^^^^ri5 PARKER'S : ginger tonic Aed Ma Baalaed fataal Ci*|t Ceta Crer Smi ERRORS OF' YOUTH. atf-y JOHB R. OGglM. MOadarSL. N. T

Stots, Sangrs, kinttltt, «(.. the cheapest place : behezetTbeq-s "bIaich store, AT ' denni8 creek landing. OOODS CHEAPER THAN EVES BEPORE. THE PALL AND WINTER SEASON. A Uritlsa of Pallor and Teo-PUte Btore* One* Moras and Ranrts to be sold *1 PbUadelnbta Priots. A large loa of Qoekery, Cbio* Glaa* Tin, Wood and WUtow-ware. °CR SETTS OP DISHBB A SPECIALTT. « PIECES OP srONB CHINA FOR THE LOW »*a* c.B wa2£UB. BLOB, uardhark. In faot eraryuag for anoooasfal booeogs^tel^raa g« m lata pMoa aad ai prtosa wmea defy .stoves Repaired FURNITURE RE-UPHOLSTERED Arrnodj^w^arMiortnoUce^ ted ere -for PnreBurejvoelreo and mted at abort nouce. Lot ot !. ia AND ts CENT COPNTKItS LOADED WITH NOVELTIES. oo.an. j J. C. HAND & CO., 1205 Market Street, Philadelphia. | FURNITURE, BEDDING, UPHOLSTERING. ' Oar rjKem of dotng bnslneas la one taal pieaacs the people. We mart the pnoe of eaob and 1 ' every ateole we aeO In plain Brure* and will etchatue any piece of fornllare thai does not soil | J. C. HAND & CO.. 'twelve hundred and five market street. 1 . PHILADELPHIA. CAPE MAY POINT i jfeiP LUMBER YAHD. d I

•» Building Lum^r of- all hinds in Quantities lo Suit Customers. •"»- aWJI * ^irtfliaGSF'^ , » FMfHBBEB, SHEATHING BOARDS, SHINGLES, flooring boards, laths. Ac. Sash, Doors, Blinds & Mouldings AT CITY PRICES FOR CASH. IW-AI1 order, promptly delivered at Sea Grove or Cape May city. ^taaSrotL*'^ Jo6mo°'' I0"- So- M Waabtngtoo atroet. Cape May city, wiu reret t : »«£}*" wesley g. hughes. I CAPE MAY FIRE Insurance Agency^ J. H. EDMUNDS, no. 38 washington street, cape may city. Reprmenuna thirty of Ike moat reliable oomnanle* or Ike United Slate* and Europe. Hint, aooepie.1 wlljtfn Ihe lunK* of Ike City of Cape May for one three and d re year, at LOWEST BCoJmlyn!S'uSet?M low a. 0?S DOLLAR oo lb. HUNDRED for a period of Bra year. Marine and Traveller.' Aoevlatt Run aUo taken at Loweal Kate. AD Lome, oe pohcam Maud through rhli agency PROMPTLT and SATISFACTORILY ADJUSTED. April 10, WO-y WM. C. SCUDDER & CO., ~ . Planing Mill, Sash Factory & Lumber Yards MANUFACTURERS OP . | SASH, DOORS, BLINDS, SHUTTERS,1 " "Window frames, mouldings. Brackets, Hot-Bed Sash, Scroll Work Turnings, Etc., Etc., ALSO DEALERS IN J BUILDING LUMBER OF EVERT DESCRIPTION. , Of which a Large Stock is Constantly on Hand, Under Cover, J Well Seasoned, and SOLD AT LOWEST MARKET RATES. Front anal Federal StrpoiM, Cttxaidon, IV- jr. i » MAEBLEIZED 'SLATE MANTLES Excel Marble in Beauty, Cheapness and Durability. ALSO ALSO ORNAMENTAL ORNAMENTAL PLASTERll; WORKS. WORK'S. quality Unequal! ad. ■ Qnakty rneqnalltd.Send fcrCaumgua. \ . ^v-— * - md tor Caulogne. W. A.. FRENCH & CO., third and vine sts. camden, n. j. »piw«n TAYLOR BROS,. camden, n. j.,' WHOLESALE AGENCY OF THE FAMOUS SOUTH BEND nHTT.T.Fn PLOWS. Alao dealer. In eh kind, of Agricultural Implement* Iron age Cultivator. Herat Hoe and Corn Oovtrer ABkekmeet, Plead ud Gerrtea Beedeo} all ktnde. Pmurian Gnaao. Maper Spedal Manures TAYLOR BROS., Front and Market StruoU, Camden, Pi. J. Tbe Lurgute MercaotLe Building la South Jersey. Apriue-ao ' • |vLL ■- jj v ./Z j //fn^ j MAkua* "rubarrtiordb . hapter memcink co»tts b.wub ft. *t. touts, j

(Clothing. One of the great points we , have reached in our production of Ready-Made Clothing J is an Exquisitely perfect fit, J , equal in this and every other ' respect to Custom-Made gar- ' ments, at one- third less cost I Our stock for the Fall and , j Coming Winter cannot fail to , please in every particular. : ; * SEND FOR SAMPLES. _ ' All sales made satisfactory or the money promptly refunded. A. C.YATES & CO. | ifigr Btooic, amd 11 sntk ! PHILADELPHIA.

THE PEIMN (HARROW 3 BEST IN THE WORLD U HAS NO EQUAL rii ONLY TO BR I»KD TO BB APPBBCIATED. The Penn Harrow T CHANOED TO A THTIET -CORNER ROT ART t- P The Penn Harrow GRaXGrD TO SINGLE 'A* BABBOW. r?tSST2£ffiuSiSSCrA-SS^: 0U*a" The Penn Harrow ;;SS^j The Penn Harrow '| : s The Penn Harrow The Penn Harrov j fEH HBIOI lUWWrorjffi is ( j CAMDEN, W. j. 1 •

Sailroafl Shnr-fsMf. s^rtsrc jek8et RAILBoir" - TIME TABLE IN EFFECT OCT. ad. 1SB* Traua wiu taave Oape May aa feOowi f or PHILADELPHIA: S.£SSt PROM PH1LADELPHU. TralaaHanforCapaMay-Expraaawavkdav. are BJ8LMte|*iaP^M- «m Mrero^aeety *a« jos^cr'awpobd. j. r. wood, . SapvriutMidvht. Gvn. Pm., aA." ^EHrdtral. i QUININE SUBSTITUTE. The Only 25 Cen: AGUE REMEDY in the world. CURES annssME Anfi all wiT.iTfi it. msriqrv i:.'l'»liin ' ly . u-i,M^re.'la.»wabr2awtil aM**! aadT«M.^ura JM » icatc.^dvw* at AIL ssxsm, B 8T XiC, Be. rn sx DUNDAG DICK k CO.. 112 While Street, k.r. 112 N.f.

" SEIDLITIHE^S. I At plrea.Tit u ( k. Itck > m^^rag L:::r.r:c Bon elk easily and pleas- |3«Ulate anlly. •Cure* CunallpalioDrETNS I I'll-. Blllou-sni Headache, |£|9 Ucarlhurn, kf. All Drnggiat* or by-xaai, SSc- per box. DCNDAS DICK a 00.. 112 While Bt-. X. Y. ■ r»TST3TT71CaP8u,et8, IIIIIRIl I ilThetefeei and moat Iz^CjteJUaJ rel iaLle Cure for all Dl»i»raorurel)nnary Organ* Oeraalu Ouiv i. .IgLa Mo other medicine can do ihla. The best medicine ia the cheapeat Beware of danger- > on* imitation* All Druggists, or by I mall. We. and SI. GO pre box. Write for Circular. DUKDAS DICK 4 CO., 112 White Street. Kcw York. rarm of MAOQUXXX MATICO telmui of b' a11 * by DrXDAS DICK a OO, MTg Clam. ' rr,r m e Kroariy. Urug M-ff. Cape May. TIN d a ^ PSLPwS GKT. . '^sarmmmm srifPTor.'.s of a TORPiD LIVER. Lou of Appetite. Powel, eoetive. Pain in the Heed, with a dull sensation in the back part. Pa n under the BLoulder blade, fulloaea after eating, with a dialnchnauou ^to exertion cloudy ^r^mlnd, " SraeenMte^rtUh' 'lSuT toeam*hhl gSjr colored Urine, and CONSTIPATION. Tt'TT-S PtLLbarv r^rlal ly adaplvdte TUn'S HAIR DYE. GUNS Kle'hlng Tackle, Seines, Nets. Knives, ' Large Illustrated Catalogue FILTH. GREAT WESTERNTuN WORKS, rlTTSBCBOB, FA. AGENTS ! *A»"A? '■ifaa'ssfpsiMffi I Be'wlu Eaaafbgj'g Cm. Bex gig. Putabargb, Pa I Bwa4Uh Inaoot Powdar Kill. ' POTATO RUGS ; AND ALL TROUBLESOME VERMIN. I gSam| 'y^'r^.'^vgfptd'm^B^iw^Apn. "jTl^O^BTSw^^^buaBlklpar "DBUSiCAL INSTRUMENTS of all kinds for solo vory cheap J 1 'ICLtalcKuos freo. Addrm* RJCtUW ' - ailCft Box 808, Pltabuigb. Pa D-BUTTS DISPENSARY. XOakhibte teJMB Xteteete IS. LSWK^W. ^ ! i npifiMBTI 8ff Vfil I ?T!S8Vibrae. i : T I HrnHHTaETB.:-. Laeeeaar, | gkTlliiiTfiiAIii} " 7® f ^ i S93RSr^®.-..,5seacs aliaf emli ■ ■' "f|m