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Here* a pieuy Ox. The Government - (Inooi't know whet to do with the Weather Coreae. end (he people don't know what lo do with the weather.— JTnr Bate* lUfilor. ton gtry di 1 not do aa veil bete at bet manager expi cted. Tbe aupply of fbola U beopurtng •obanated, or clac aome of Ibetn dkl no< ha»e I wo dollara.— -Y. O. Piray* nr. If ibete b aeythioe In Ibta wide world that isakea a man lliororgbly alek U lo ran balf a b!<«fc wilb might and main to ca'eh a horai car wbiefa be bean but cannot an, and lo arrive al tbe comer all out of breath ami In a Utbe/of prcaplratlon— SBlf lo dBt rat ttar ut'Srw Ore wrong aaj r.—Pack. Sew bote! regulation!: Gueata jumping from fifth at ay wiodowa will be charged extra. In the offlce of tbe botel i* a ' large flre-p> aid aafr. the proprietor- will : not bo HabK for any gueat who duea not i - depoail bim-ell In it for tbe night. Jobuaon flre-pu upa, eevvrtl In tbe room-, charged ell ra. Gorata are requeaud to pay their I dla before going lo bed, a. they may n < bare time while the lire i, burning. aa be learn- 1 bade' in bi> cha!r.g "before are marry we arrange to nettle a certain aura opoo Hk wife. " "Yen, 1 know," replied tbe American, "but with oa it i» different. It in after we are married that we nettle erery thing on life wife and ar- 1 range to beat our credltnra." "iiaw ! 1 arc. And bow do tbe creditors take it ?" ■ 'They never Hod anything lo take."— A'ew York Con- Adr. Yesterday Bullanl "Walcrbury was calling attention to bin abirt, be aald with pride, waa made by bis wife. "Did abr make tbe entire abirt r asked (iilbooly, carelessly "Every atitcli of It." "Well, I didn't know. I heard that she alwaaa collared and coded you, but abe

I didn't know who made the ran of Uic abirt."— lletnil Frm Prim "An Indiana woman awoke in the night and found brr jaw dislocated. " It is a mighty mean man who will come borne al midnight and softly break bla wife's jaw while she la aaleep, in order to nope a rurlaiu lecture in caaeabe should awake. A man guilty of auch cruelty would deceit* hit wife at.to the cause of hia lata boon. It may be barely possible, howerrr, that her husband la not guilty, nod that abe waa giriag him "a piece of her mind."— .Terr. Herald. Tbe f. 1 lowing ccnTecaatioo between two Austin inebriates waa oretheard a few day ago "1 with eumnier would come, ao tbe nights would be abed; it would be money in my pocket," remarked the worst looking one of the two. 'How would you tare moorr by tbe nigbU br mgaburter. "Well, you ace, time's roomy, and I loom not oprning until hair-pas! six. In wumner l can begin work an boot soooer. " -Tom. Wag. ft la alwaya beat lo be bcoeaL A good so.1 of man of laic has been staying out isle of nights. 00 cnmmiUoe business sod the like. He bad a cloek that was always striking and giving him away when be cadM borne. It told tbe hour lo bia wife. Mr. Husband thought be would try a new Plan. He let tbe atrike tide run down, hfts write did not tumble to It; but by tbe , errant abe sedl it to be repaired. It required nothing more than winding ; but the dock repairer said a Dew ipring was wanted. Mr. lluabaod paid one dollar and fifty cents on tbe dock and said nothing. Ho now winds bis clock up regularly and leu Iter lOthr. No more expensive fusoy bust doss with clock-strik-iag.— -V. O. Pteatrmu. ch V acid tbe oewspaper man, hoping to thaw bint ouL "We'd, I should cqckle," said the druggist. "A woman came lo tbe store this morning and handed me aa old back nnmbrr poroos piaster, one that looked as though .t bad been taken off an Egyptian mummy, and wanted me to give ber another one. She mid tbe di one waa no good. She said the old man bad worn It Ma back, aul w.Af no more account than a > much sand paper. I tried to tell bar that a porous pltstcr was not intended to bBruv. but » imply to retain tbe back in Its proper fdacr. and let tbe pain crawl out through the hob* She kicked and add I ires a wane fraud than the other piaster.-— /Sad'* «■*. A waiter In an upgown restaurant, who area watching out for points on Meek, paid strict attention to tbe edibles ordered by a noted apeculator. When (be gueat ordered fricaaeed chicken. It waa a sign that stocks were on tbe rise. When be atderod bread and milk and a mutton \ chop, stocks were going down. Wben ; there was DO change In tbe market tor sc serai days, be ordered a glass of milk. . fried potatoes and airioin steak. "Tt» , waller Lad just "caugbt on." and tar™.-. Ida all la railroad Mock, when tbe «|w.cu , lator came In, took bis aocastomed Mat. ' and said: "111 taka bah and a piece of toasL' Tula waa a new arrinUe, and tbe wabc: waililnY judge wbetbs Mocks were to g- > . »• +&/ occluded to , , wsf knock ret "net of Wb by the tot.vbobbng bad been .placed in tbe bands of » Toot K. hel a young neither and a haul one to kreyup with Hh itMx i b^a ba^^dttertfgw. wad jc: a. - "Wall,- said biaaiMer, "what do you ••Oh. I don't Bfc. to.- ' TML tart you ram. k> Mr. J. can see k"iSrsrx. iWMih. L.M me to ask »oo what was the date of your t :

That PreeiBed fStorzsi. i raorxaeox wioouts riPLaisa wht nix I j STOKM itrxEtn wail asrxar. A special despatch from Ottawa, OnL, - lays: Tbe Blh of February has come and gone without apparently leaving a trace )( behind It to intmartalixe the name of ti ig- ^ gins. Reports from all parts of tbe ooun- 1 w try stale that witb tbe excrfKioe of strong u winds in sotne localities tbe wettber has been generally fine. At terra tips morn- I a log Father Point was the only place tint k reported a gale of wind. All the other )( stations in Canada reported frcab to strung j north-westerly winds. At three 1'. M. , fresh to strong winds from tbe same di- ' j reetion prevailed throughout the country. ^ Tbe wind at Father Point fell to tew ^ miles per boar. No storm wws reported Your correspondent called on I'rofcasor Wiggins to-night lo get bis explanation as to the failure uf has pregtbecj al the great storm be predicted for to-day. Tbe Profewor, although be had not beard tbe ficcd ; c-al results of tbe w eather oter tbe wboie ' tcunliocnl, seemed t little surprised when 1 1 told Ibid tbe weather had been excep- )( tionally fine everywhere. ^ > "How do you account for the mistake : io your calculations waa asked ot tUs i*r ; u "1 will tell you in a few words. Tbe | astronomical day begins at noon on tbe meridian of lx>ud<u, and our day begins at twelve at night. I overlooked this c fact, so that tbe side of tbe earth presented to the planetary force was the oppo p site lo Uiat which I give. 1 did not no- . lire my mistake uolil Ibis evening, so tbe | storm fell on tbe Piotfie instead of the Atlantic. 1 made a similar mistake be- ' fore with tbe alurm of last October which » wis ao heavy upon the Philippine Islands, t bat corrected It, hiving discovered my mistake in time. This is tbe first ttorai , [" ploee. We will get tbe tail end of Hie ' h storm yet- It will strike heavily on the east coast of Africa, but will be pretty well expended by tbe lime it crosses tbe Atlantic." "Your predict: sua have certainly al- ' traded a great deal of alien lioc, but do aI you not think that you will be tbe subject

* of considerable censure from those _*bo have been influenced by your warnings f" re "I may rxped iu Yet I am tbe only '» meteorologist whom the world has prott duc.-d that lire public bold to a single day I* for tbe fulfillment of predictions. They 10 expect my storm to be over lb.- whole 1 ready lo condemn one single failure, treat- '! ing me not as human but as divine. " e. "Yon evidently did not conspire with ! r. the elements. Professor, to I attire the fal>f filmed of your predictions ?" "No ; I based my predidions on astro- ' 0 nsmlca! effects, and through tbe error I ■ referred to have miscalculated the result. However, what is my loss is tbe world's e gain. Tbe fail ore it this storm removes a y world of reapoosibility from my mind, for tbe storm I predicted for Match has bung over me like a nightmare oa' account of J f tbe terror that it has struck in the public mind throughout the world, at instanced j by that pile of irttera I have received, | l. and if this storm bad bapproed hundreds . 0 anOdpaliog the March storm would have " become insane Ihrougk fear of iu results." "Will you now retire from the field as j a weather prophet. Professor Y 11 "Yea, aa far as publishing letters in lire a newspapers goes." . Artiury r»lt Jntiri.-i \ r The srtlenr* of roe Henry WoolsrT, i L of Long Branch for trlliue diseased pork, \ r wis none too severe; A* finr of ^fiOanri - , costs is light punishment Indred, wlct ' t the fnnrmlly of the c-ln-ela coosiiteicd. \ M Men do exist alio, fnv the making or J , saving of a few rioltars, wootd unheal ts- • h tlngly imperil the litis of % score of their , k neighbors, and It well brbnovea oar t . autborltW t lo meet out punishment to tbe t . extent of tbe law wbra sneh men are coo- ' vleted of soch effenoa. The convirtion ' and sentence of Woslry should be a warn- * ing to all wbo may f eel Joel ined to deal ' ' in diseased meat. A man wbo took many cbaooes i<o sr. ! S tides and never woo, determined lo be [ >- successful owe In bis life, ao he bought < s all tbe "Chances- on a watch, and one J 1 over foe luck. But be didn't draw IL It J r was drawn by an unknosrn party, wbo < > brtjke into tbe room tbe night before and | t carried it off wilb a lot of other plunder. ' r —Korr. Herald. ° Josh BJUIUKB Heard I torn. [ ] Nxwroxr, It. L, Aug. U, 1880. \ J Dear BiUere— 1 am here trying lo • breathe In all the aalt air of tbe ooran, and ' baviog been ■ sqflrrcr f.w more thin a ( 1 year with a refractory liver. I was in- i I duced to mix Hop Bitters wilb tbe sea r gale, and have found tbe tincture a gto- j nous result. • * • I have been greatly helped by tbe Bitters, and am not 1 0 afraid to sar six lours, without a struggle, j JOSH BI LUNGS. 1 -oa car I*TriA. "Owl Butler took 1 score friends out riding one day last fall 9 at his country seal, in an old family car- ( 1 riage that looked aa if it bad come out of | 1 the ark. -General,' said one of the party, ' 'wherever did you get Ibis trap f" -It is ' my father's, said Bulier, laughing, "and been in tbe family fifty years; but I ' cwyaay round bere that I stole it at New t ' |-i irlcans.' " Qwlsslnc superseded. " U. A*Keu»Wj ana Barry a Btvray, Capr Way J «ty- ' an- , A man in a loam lo Indiana will drink I balf a pint of kerosene whenever any ooc will offer him a ball a dollar, tie says r , be likes tbe taste, bui some day aosae one y ,. ' will blow down bia chimney and explode ( turn. — /Wrest FreePrtm. A General MarnpcSr. | „ ! SwSau.Bi naiiSVU Bsarstniss. hwi Cocgss. ' ; At no other llmrin life is a man to com- | r "fdstely upset by a threat aa al the lender e ' age of faor. when his rorgber reils him . 'j ' Mrs Is foiag to emu aside bis first tracs : !i d : ers and per bin, lfch\is foexi - Park t ... . .

• SftMtt, tflr. BOOTS AND SHOES! STYLE, QUAUTY AND PRICE CANNOT BE SURPASSED. ■ Ooods that dnat Fit or Flsaso, win bo ovrasnxed or tonctey retoourU. onte price ojs^ly. fi he"' wall-papers EtMRNE JOHNSON. '■ ' B8 WA8HINOTON BTBEET. new boot and shoe store. WM. H. BENEZET'S ; NEW AND CENTRAL -^^^BOOT & SHOE STORE SI Waslittigton Strsst. Cape Hay City, J. xi'llh o Oru-etoos stock or Boots ond Shoes for Gent,'. La-firs', Mine.' aod CtlUdren'S wear. A: can rat Its Special ait. m loo xtrea to the otttox Ui chturrZ aod •MM. AD tnapectloo ol <«ir tioeX Is reapsrtlnny oolKlled. '"1 " WM. H. BENEZET. A. F. KENDALL, doors, sasi, blwds, illtters, mooldings, SCROLL WORK, WOOD TURNINGS, MOSQUITO -SCREENS. .. asu. DEALER IN LUMBER. Orders by mad wlu reoetrr prom pi aueaiiuo. Pom otnor turn Homk Poanilr. cap. May. s. j. •tuey A. F. KKXttaLL. Sronlt. Matin,. XV. J . K. II BUY YOUR FLOUR AND FEED eldredges' grain depot,

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! gggji C A 1'E MAY POINT LUMBER YARD. Building Lumber of all kinds in Quantities to Suit Customers. frame timber wmboards, shingles, FLOORING BOARDS, LATHS. Ac. Sash, Doors, Blinds & Mouldings] AT CITY PRICES FOR CABO. OMra iTrt^KTrolre Jot','rr^VtSr* May ' WESLEY G. HUGHES, capeimay fire j Insurance Agency j . . J.'H. EDMUNDS, NO. 38 WASHINGTON' STREET, CAPE MftV CITY. v/m. c. scudder & son, Planing Mill, Sash Factory& Lumber Yards C A OCT TVX.VDO TXT TXTTiO OTTTTTTPT1 0

SASH. DOORS, SHUTTERS, WINDOW FRAMES, MOULDINGS, ^ \ Brackets. Hot-Bed Sash. Scroll .Work Turnings, Etc., Etc., • BUILDING LUMBER Of which a Large Stock is Constantly on Hand, Under Cover, 1 Weil Seasoned, and -1, SOLD AT LOWEST MARKET RATES. ' F"i-oii« ssissl Federal Streets, Onnidon, IV. J. ' AfU.ll.Vey MARBLEIZED SLATE MANTLES! Excel Marb e in Beauty, Cheapness and Durability. • Atx> *"».JrfW»iaoh_.. LwTjMNMgMWBPkiiao^ also q iabty fo.quatte . 1 I qnaUty tfnrqoall*' i W. rV. FRENCH & C?5., I THIRD AND VINE STS. CAMDEN, N. J. [ ;ICE! ICE! ICEV the knickerbocker ice co., i OF PHILADELPHIA. PURE EASTERN ICE. 1 COAL! COAL! COALii BBer qCAUTT. CAUFPLI.T PREPABKO FOR FAMILY USB. AND FULL c bead J B WRIGHT Cl'ARANTEKIi; 11 """ WASH1XUTOX STBEET Atwie IH KAN. CAPE MAT. S. 1. , L. F. CtlLSUX. A L MtSpOKD O colson & mulford, Wbotaatle ood IlruU Dealer, in b LUMBER. j qmCE AND YABD, Z Front St., 3rd Wharf above Kaighns Ave., £ CAMDEN. N. J. Apriiifj.} S

Mrs. R. DILLON, Nos. I e and 20 WASHINGTON STREET, CAPE MAY CITY. DBT GOODS. N&TIOSS, MILLINERY. FEA1BFR". FLOWERS. 6II.ES. SATINS, VELVETS, RIBBONS. CRAPES AND VEILS. FANCT GOODS. TOYS ANR STATIONERY. LADIES' GOSSAMERS. MEN'S OIL ClXITil SUITS, UMBRELLAS, AND PARASGLE. GKRMANTOWN, SAXONY AND ZEPHYR WOOL. Wilson & Go.'e Library $3 per Tear, $1 for Three Months. Weficft PiIIek will te sell 11 ny iiinss. [si pi. ifo« receipt Sit Pria. e""- ' ' V .' -r l>e»... tobe ta.e 0. '• wi-n. french & reeves, Nos. 13 and 16 Federal Street, " CAMDEN, rj. J. GRAIN, FLOUR AND FEED, nmoouo fount Flour, MUlFle.1, Brol Dn-t Root coarae mod FUm. Salt, Day and Blrow by Ibo Bole or Boodle, Axle Greaae, Cottle Powder. C00L Ar. jeia-y" Fertilizers, Agricultural Implements and Truck Baskets. kxv.A_LHa*M Writ—:- /di idi ci c c / sw.'-biowm, m'' it ...Yi MlDicari co , ctF.ua ct ,.r. .izra j

Clothing. m THE LONG AND SHOBT i Ot the slon-, as lold by our cut : ol" this week, is that we arc fully ! prepared to meet every exigency I occasioned by odd-sired people. 1 and have in stock Clothiiif; to fit j the Fat as well as the I. can njan. . " f • W j i A. C. YAT Lu CG. j Id sir wilt, Ctatt S 61 SMstt I'lllL A DEI Pill A Publications. THE CENTURY

For 1882-83. The twetnayvor of Utlo magaztbr— tbr Drat r.T,- .fart® 00a abowo a larce ram over ir.at of tbr preredinx ■loaoo^oud Two Cowmtv begin, 140,000 Copies, I .it a is !HL ViiiLTaa, tuumar?rkip wano EaoowiAre.— Ltle H-adtOX btatorirol feano earji loo'tco aa "Tbe Urtrinltix or a ^awlHde toratn M a curopJrtr hlatut, ot early tlte to tbr injM Stare.. BaflreUI oUeoUuD will be ^M f Aoeorerao' I n^cia ! J by Fpani^ I J. coao Caen«il-Uiciodlnx"Tbr copilot." "Tbe Supreme MiscoUanuous. Rrfnoo") Cbartr* Dudley Warner, John Bor. roagbi. K. V. smotley, n. II. ttoyesoo. ood long - - gtnernl exrelieocr. Tbe aobacnpttou trier la N.n 0 year. IS oenu a bomber, bufaeerlpltona aboaM bralo wilb the Bpecial Offer. tre'trmbTmtilJ i2JtISJwS?mBto^ rxo. j Tax CENTURY CO. KXW-YOOX. ». V. THE INDEPENDENT. a. alreS oTOMHrnde I repoiimn ai^br*!elt "r" amr^xLeril"1 Ennjelical "rr ngv*9 aSTo1^!^ Alhrlam.aml uobellef . ^ il^^a^rrew|t|0^r,prowo or prnoTomal'* I aeeSpriot CbS*" " "" wm oful^rini Mrenneud ur'x.' to" So**! Mil— tin an^wram"»>'rprLnm*wt^y auwtU' by1?™ ^StStSSSiJS^S^m era* wbo* lookea*<»preIalR!*fof *?o»IrtKUoo. j j um-'ubSTTorTiiit" BitT'cl? kLi^r^'-ILTa."! i. lala,"wbw» nclado Blbtcof KewaroO. >ablta'r" i

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