, ' ■ )' Published Every Saturday Morning. •- CAPE HAT. HOVEMbER 1, 1884- P "*■ buixsuluss^ ~ I " ■ . ti A eursas of Texas shorn a population r of 8,818,700^0 ta«Me of 884.000 in four i Jf*- „ r The exciting campaign seems to bare z stopped the travel of bank cashiers in the 1 direction of Canada. Probably the casfa- ' lera intend to remain with us loog enough » to rote, and then skip. Fits John Portert -acpginuncnt as j police ooomissioncT is New York city t doesn't carry witfc U quite SO much bonor , be would base met with in a re-Instate- c ment aa Major General of tbe Army, but , there is a heap more mooey in it- 0 Tbe re risers of tbe Old Testament 1 announce that tbey bare completed their r work and tbe new rtvWon will be' pub- « llabed about the first of the yoar. Accord- r ing to fee stateinents of those familiar r with tbe work, fewer changes bare been b made than in the New Testament. r The enrtaiuty with which tbe organs Oil t both sides rpeak of rictory aa sure for y tbeir candidates would be inspiring were t it not for tbe fart that we know tare- t thirds of tba blaster and shoots of rictory < sure to come is made with a feeling akin j to that of tbe boy is tbe dark »f «! "but- , Ung to keep bis courage op.—lMJUuood ( Tina. i Tbe Democrau coo cede New Jersey to 1 Blaine and Logan by a good majority, and ; tbe Republicans claim it by flbt leas than 6.000. Kerry county in tbe Bute win re- 1 dace tbe Democratic role, and in every 1 county the Republican rote will be largely 1 increased. Tbe First and Second Coogrcs- 1 alonal districts will oootribute largely to c this good result, and it cao be confidently ' claimed that the First Congressional I) is- 1 trict alone will overcome tbe majority 1 given to Hancock four yean ago. c Rev. Dr. Nelson B. Rnleson was Toes- - ] day consecrated Assistant Bishop of tbe i. Protostant Episcopal Diocese of Central t Pennsylvania, tbe ceremony taking place r in St. Paul a Church in Cletvland, of t which be ' had been rector for several years. There were present Bishops Lee, . of Delaware; Stevens, of Philadelphia , Howe, of Central Pennsylvania; Bedell , of Ohio; Jaggar. of Southern Ohio; c Knickerbocker, of Indiana; Whitehead. , of Pltttbnrg, and Potter, of New l'ork. ; Bishop Potter preached the acnaoc. j Halt a moment, Mr. Democrat. Clove- • land U tbe man who refused to sign tbe 1 bill reducing the working hoars of laboring ' men In New York City from eighteen to 1 twain for a day's labor. Be also vetoed ! the bill providing that tbe laboring people might ride at all boon of tbe day on tbe 1 elevated railroad for fire Instead of ten ' cent fare. Think of this, and if after- S wards you nan eooaeienUoosly rote for r him, you moat become a party to your 1 own degradation as well as that of your ' fellow man.— if ays Landing Rmrd. 1 Tbe main trouble with most advocates , of Prohibition is that they gin nobody c else credit lor aioterity of purpose. The , mora particularly is this ao in lbe'case of r temperance men who " advocate temper- k aoce principles and yet decline to rote for „ tbe candidates set up by tbe managers of T tbe Prohibition party. If they would be i honest enough In taking their stand point [ from which to view political affaire and j, men they would be farced to admit that a , man may uphold other principles than ], Prohibition, and even that a man may honestly think that there are more Impor- -j tant issues than Prohibition at tbe present day. Of cosine they can not be expected aa Prohibition lata, to coincide In this latter , view, but to be fair they must admit that , others may entertain such views William Farrell, of Rutherford, liaa a si pointer dog which has developed great » fondness for fishing. The dog; whose d name is Dnkc.wss missed from the house t] one day. and, after a long search, was « found standing flack deep in a mill pond " near the bouse. Tbe pood is full of eatfob and grass pike, and tbe long dry spell T baa left tbe water quite low. When *j discovered tbe dog was p< intiag at something la the water, and suddenly thrust ,, his head beneath tbe surface. Wbeo be withdrew it h« held In. bis 'mouth a large catfish. He came ashore with It and laid j" it on tbe bank, where be bad already deposited four others. He then went heck and in a shest time had captured grass pike in tbe same manner. Siofce _ then be has captured several meases of fish for tbe family. A few weeks ago when Mr." Blaine passed through Rochester, New York, he signed tbe roster of a military company b; of that city called Company F, Boy* in ,f Blue. On tbe Bret of this week be again ti Passed through Roche* -er. The larlir. ,t . , pasted f

that city had just pretested the membcte ef tbe company with new uniforms, sod as the warns of James G. Blaine appear. ,1 on the roll a suit was reserved for lata, which was formally presented by Ue mayor of tba city on behalf ef the ladies. Mr. Blaine responded in a nest little spew h InwhWCbesaid: "I shall carry It home with mess car 5h?asa±s^sfof ISMS U is stated that another great hotel will be butt at Cape-May. There la r> dot.;U roomfortt H the Cape Mayitea determine iron-pier was completed «o .late Rat ee» sec that nothing la preiUvely known of what effect ll will hare upon the bnsinree of tba Resort. It must be, however, of targe ad vsciegv. but RiU the wire poircy M OspeMay would he to hiek about and Uimwnu^ka will he sure to drew tU Cake bad plans for a mammoth bote! to he built upec in the ocemttwynsd tbt breakers. &idi a«i«w won id

WA8HNOTON LETTER. (Kress Oar BsgsWr Ocmepnadwui. - Waskixott-*. Oct. tflth. 1884. h Tbe death rate la Wasi.lcjtOT.bki been j much greater than uroel during the Ust r six months. There is no epidemic, and the mortality has reached no alarming proportion, but U is simply larger than t uruai, and msjswot be known with certain- j Uy. It Is ooe of those qoantllica for which is no unit of measure, but if I may f express an opinion, tbe disease is politics. , Tbe i Triage Washington, bis family and relations, grocer, tailor, and milkman, live, move and bare tbeir being In politics. t Every four years politics becosnss a fever- , virulent. I mqy say without exagger- f atioc that of tbe 800,000 population of tbe capital city very few are cheerfully indlf- , teres! with regard to tbe coming election, j How can tbey be? A large proportion of , thctn are goveminent clerks whose bread , and batter depends upon tbe continuation of the present political regime. Those j who are not clerks are at least dependent j them as member* of their family, or as trades people who lire upoo their palro- [ These unhappy denitens look open the advent of another political party to , power with forebodings of ruin. Cask- , ering care alu beside them, and lays bis- , on their pillow. ^ Is it to* much to that this protracted mental anx- 1 iety reacting on tbe nerva and liver may , the ulterior cause of death to many. _, any rate I rejoice that I am not a gov. | eroment clerk and that my bread and but- . docs not depend on the election of BlaiDe, St. John.or Mrs. Belva J.vivw!. Rather let me rejoice (ha: 1 a journalist in tbe enjoyment of a , princely salary and of political sentiments ; unbiased by any consideration of what 1 shall eat or what I shall war. Palme is a miserable trade when followed for a , livelihood. I can think of nothing more j than for a man enfranchised with the kingly prerogative of pronouncing in mat- ( In states polity, but compelled to pro- . sUtute his political conscience for food and clothing. There is, indeed, need of civil . seivioe reform, bnt th» reform to be effoc ' live must commence with tbe voter, and must be more thorough going than any measure yet suggested by Congress. Tbe civil service of tbe L'nited States. The wort of more than 100,000 employes ' far behind, and not well done, became the employes are politicians, not in the , nobler sense of suffragists with oonvio- ( lions but bread and batter politicians. There is little or no nesra in tbe city at , present. Everything is eclipsed by the election. And Washington Is on Up tor ' awaiting the result. After tbe election is , over the government employ™ will settle down to the routine work; that is If Mr. , Blslne shall be elected But if Mr. On - i ehali be declared the next president . such consternation as has rarely been known will pervade tbe city, and tbotsaods will silently prepare to lake tbeir leave, forbojiog dismissal after fourth cf March. • Congress will assemble in about sis ■ weeks knd there is prospects of a busy ( session. No time will U wasted in or- , list ion. Tbe organisation was com , pleled last session. There are a large number of bills on tbe calendar, many of which will not be taken up. Tbe mm I important bill is the 870,008,000 appro- ( prtation for public education to tie distributed to the various states in tbe rata of tbeir Illiteracy. It is a tad truth that < polltlrt win he uppermost, even in the ' consideration of this bill. Tbe Democrats I to past H for fear that the Rrpub I llcan adm Iteration will in aome way per- 1 vent lu use to partisan purposes, and the < Republicans will bare the same for of a f administration. The poor bill ' hetwen the upper and nether millstones, I and U might almost as well have a neck - ' lace Of miUrtooea around its neck. 1 Rav. S. E. Post Will Not Halp r Elect Cleveland. ] A day or two sino^noe of Camden's 1 dti«ros met ooe of the most prom 1 ministers connected with the N.J. 1 M. E. Conference on our tueett, and 0 uW him how tbe SL John movement 11 progressing in his neighborhood. He 1 himself opposed to it, and mid r though be had always been an ardent « worker be was not this year. 0 "Why not T- was queried. n voce for Blaine' ioscea^of ^giving a hslTs ti vote for a drunkard and libertine, which I • ihoold do by sopporting St. John." Aa the Tempera** Gatetu will probe. , Uy deny the troth of this story ia its nei« . issoe, we might as well .stale that the ^ prominent Methodist Eepisoopal miotstrr » is tbe Her. S. E. Post, now of Middlesex county, but n former Preaiding Hder of „ this district. Tbe gentlemen to whom he ' expressed himself was Hon. William. P. Tatem Collector of the Internal Revenue. -Crate Ckmricr. Btoctrlo Light nt Hall Oata. — it Washixotox, OcL 88.— Nottoe la given i, the Ligbtboose Board that on and p after this date an electric light will be ex- jt bibhed from the structure recently erected at uiuiitu nun UK niiutiure receuiij erecieu

tf %t Hell Gate, on Halleti's Hornt, Artoria, *• N. Y- Tbe structure onosiau of a akeletd ton iron tower, two hundred and fifty td feet high, on top of which are nine power u> fal electric Ughta arrayed la aa arc ens- « prising 270 degrees of borison. This •- light Is dtalgned to illuminate tbe channel through Hell Gate rather than aaa beacon light- ' It will, however, uniese aocl.lenUy to < xtinguiahed, be visible on I -cog Wad from a height of eighteen feet above the 1 water until cut out by Wbilaatooe Point. If* .Vessels approadung from the 'eastward 'T threading to go through lieli Gats should £ noty after pasting WbiUatooe Point, re whether or not tba .light is risible. A Church to b« Dedicated. iQ W Tbe new "Methodist Episcopal Church x at Bocktfauleta, Oomheriand county , will M I* dedicated on Sunday next. The e-r- » rices w'il be conducted by Rcr. i. R. ot Rogers. J. R. Wsstwond ud l'reaid.ng „ Elder W.. Walton. ^ The ScoU liquor law of Ohio was TnraJ day derhred unoxnstitu'.-mal, three ^ PeaoCTatic judgw so voting, and two * aid the DeuwcraU in grttlng'^M rt th. Government by vtxing f » St. Joha, 2 think of this' What a M laaiaaippl Wlot Ss^a ! : j

STATE ITEMS. A large fanmhrr r'f coasting rdhnonm been forced V> lay up in Grew! Egg v owing to the prevailing low freight rates. J Tbe Methodist Church at Mataga was dedicated Sunday, an eloquent sermon s preached, by Rev. Dr. Hankie Of Seminary. t A Vinetand farmer has a large and J flourishing field of potion, sod a attempt win be made to Introduce Its cultivation t generally la the vicinity. * c Tbe Camden Balnrdsy Erprem. which has been Independent in politics wss last t week removed to Gloucester CUy to blush 1 forth as s Democratic paper. < Deer is reported to be plenlifnl In South .Jersey this 'faff. A pary of four from 1 toe and Millville were out Ust 1 week, and started fix, foOr of which tbev ' killed. Mist Harriet McCreary. of Gettysburg. I has by will bequeathed 88,000 to I Princeton Theological Seminary for the I support of stodecls preparing for" the missionary field. I The contractor under Riser and Harimr I is about to commence work upoo tbe I improvements of the Maurice river, for I which 820,000 was aopmprish-d. Operations will. It U said, begin at Millville. ' I Two thousand dollars has hero preented i towards paying the Indebtedness of St. ' P. E. Church, In (hmdru, by ' Bishop, Scarborough and Res. John ' tbe rector, each giving 81,000. Montgomery Stafford, r.f KUisiborg ' picked from a small patch of BhsSflc I and other varietire three quarts of straw. ■ dally laat week. Tbey were very and the fine* In quality ever grown on the place. Judge Bred. In tbe Salem Court last wrrk administered a sharp rebuke to the 1 of Freeholders for neglecting to 1 provide better acoontodstions for the court, bis strictures are warmly endorsed the adrocales of a new Court House, the present structure having been rebuilt ' in 1817. « The fair of lite Sussex ttounty Agricultural Society was not a success financially although tbe exhibits were more numerous and greatly superior to those offered at any previous fair of the society. There was out ooe rlar day during the exhlbi. lion, and, though the altrodfoce on that : was very large, it did not begin to pay rxptoara. Tbe tnnnsl session' r.f the New Jersey State Convent in began Tuesday i at Aabnry Park. Tbe following officers were elected: President, N. W. Ayrr, of : Camden; Secretary Rsv. J. C. Buchanan, ot Petnbcrton; Treasures, Asa Haydam. of Fleming! oo- Two hundred and fitly ministers were ptearai. Rt-i. E. A. of Paterson, preached tbe anqusl TTtete is acne talk ft tba military drclea of tbe State of forming a new regiment of the New Jerary National Guard out of the First ad Second Battalions. scheme ia said to be lavorahly retarded by the officers of the two battalions, and will be brought to tbe attention of the Stale Militate Board at ila next meet- , iDg. The Consolidation would no doubt make a strong regiment, while tbe old battalion organisation as to drills, Ac.. , could still be retained. The coaming ud hudltng of peptr 1 currency. tbe trreeury women have almost superseded men, Tbey eoom letter and 1 faster, and in tbe detection of oounlerare aneqnalled. Notre which drcu- i freely through every bank In tbr country are readily detected the Instant ' tbey come into tbe hands of tbe women 1 operators fat the Treasury. It will be 1 noticed by anybody who give uy aUeo- 1 Hon to tbe subject that the warnings to ' out for counterfeits invariably come 1 from the Treasury Department. This ' that the counterfeit has drcu- 1 with impunity until It reaches 1 tbe fingers of the women expert! I in the Treasury; then U has inrtully dc- ! tected. As a example: A counterfeit or the last Issue of 83 bills was known to be floating about some time ago, the ( Treasury sent out the a0rm, but the ofii- | rials judging from experience, knew thtt t II would probably oft, be detected until ' reached tbe Treasury In a package of j money from ooe of the banks. The young j women counting tbe bills in the Treasury I picked It oat instantly. The note 1 traced and found to hare passed • through half th» tanks in New York | without suspicion, to be spotted at the ! glance by this young woman, who It 1 said, has neves passed t counterfeit. 1 Not ooe single cent has been stolen by women since their employment in tbe saury, When the work was done solely by men, discharges for Ball thefi\ were frequent — American Qua*. ( 1 An Anucdota of Judge Folger. Some thirty yrera ago a train while i sunding at the sution at Geneva, was run 1 from behind by another train. One gentleman was killed and several badly n Tbe indignation of the crowd n the station was so intense that a atVJ at the station so that at-

L tempt was made to lynch Hie offending f f- engineer then and there. They bad ; T dragged him from his engine ud were T about to proceed summarily to punish t- him, even to the taking of his life, when h is Charles J. Folggr, then a young and very „ H athletiesna, plunged into the crowd.aod, ° throwing the rioters right ud left, took 7 the engineer sirdar under his charge ud r* d protected him from violence. . Tbe engi- * oeer was in mortal fear, and trembled like a 1 ■ an aspen hat. H is agooy, too, on realis- j1 - ing the effects of his carelessness was pill !' d able to behold. The gentleman killed was the confidential clerk of Eraetus Corning, and eras greatly mtairoed. Judge 11 Frigsr waa a man of great resohrUon as " well as prodigious physiea] strength, ad b this wis demoastrmted in his aetica < n " 1! that dgy. " t Sullivan Eats Hadrtlly. j, g Sum, N. J., Oct-' 88. — The .Sheriff at denies the reports aenl out from here that Howard Sullivan, tbe murderer of Ella ^ b Watson, is refusing food and endaroriog R e to starve himaeif u. doth. He autre o that the prisoner is rating more heartily » i. now Ihu before his tkarh sentence wss j f fr°OODD— TAsffrtt Kesn Twinge- io As the aprnne «) ranees, the pains and *• aches by which rfaetunatism make, itself fepgp j

Political Notes and Comments. Keep your temper and make your bets wnalL F The fight ia wnodrously warm in New J" Jsraey at pracnt. On the day after eieotioo Butkr will be a sixty-six. He will also he squelched. ti Tbe introduction of ' tbe "bloody shirt" ® throws*. sanguinary halo over tbe cam- ^ paign just now. — b St. John has dropped his high principle si I and la going to stomp Now York b the party-spite order tn beat Blslne. p I ExJtenstnr Juli H. Gsakill, of Prmber- », ; bas been strickrn with paralysis, and b I faint lappa are entertained of his rei Keifer is stomping for Blslne down in i That's s rood pltre for him • t wouldn't be healthy for him to stump B r wiiere bis record is well known. e jt looks very much as though tbe Re- i , publican! would carry five and possibly I i six of the seven Ctmgrtwalnntl districts ! this State.— Herlieyton Enterprise. ! Belva Lockwood's Campaign is cut on tbe bias, with. rows of shirring ronnd lis r "Bows of shining round its gores' ■ prohably Belra'r not ad modest phrase r for "waving the bloody shirt." . The New Jersey delegation in the on" CoDgTOS will be minus its Fielder and I FericH. They will not be misM<P Ttiey . will leave no great, gaping void in the r councils of the natiun. —UiUatlr ReputliAn Independent Kepublion ticket will t be placed in the field at Atlantic City and . so effort made to secure Democratic in- . doraement. Henry Wont ton will prohably r be tbe nominee of the Independents for a Mayor. * He who thinks that there are no, lode1 pendent Rrpabliant In South Jersey r should have attended a meeting at the n Court House in Camden last Saturday r night ud be would have, changed his } mind. — Balm fivn beam. Hon. Abm. Hewitt, t wealthy Demo- ; cralic representative of New York city in Congress, declared to a manufacturer that •fifty cents a day Is enough for a laboring r man," Are the laboring men willing to . live on that princely (?) sum t i Tbe moat remarkable utterance of Proc hiUtlon as connected with politics coma . from tbe Rev. Dr. Dorehesfcr, one of the i greatest temperance leaden of |tbe lad. r He says if be vota as be prays be mutt vote for the Republican candidate. It r looks ss though St. John was gradually r losing all his orators, i Butler's canvass is simply u oaten tsf lions ad continuous drunk. The Great Worfclngmu is resklng a indecent exr blbitioa of himselt. as be parades himself r before the people in a state of maudlin intoxication. Somebody should take j Benjsmu borne ad feed him oo seltzer. —Jersey Citf Arptu. • Tbe Star Routers have no expectation , of carrying the Bute of New York for i Blaine. They will,, however, keep np a t show in that direction aa a blind while _ they put in tbe bemry licks In New Jersey. Connecticut ad Indiana. Forewarned { is forearmed. Let every friend of hooret . government keep his eye oo the gtina— I A'taftl J/era<tf. 3 The story U told of a New York mas- ' seuger boy who brought a dispatch into the private office of a certain great financier r and railroad'klng. and who, while be , waited for an answer, leaned on the great j man's dak and danced a lively tone, to . which he kept time with his feet. The . great man was shocked throughout bis ao- . tire system, and he bent upoo the audn- , ejous imp a gaxe whose severity would , unnerved a police captain, but its . only effect on the uniformed urchin was to . cause Lim to wink ooe eye with, much * > unconcern, while be still continued bis . and his shuffle. Then the great man , mid sternly: "Boy this is not Harrigu . & Hart's!" To which the unhumbled , young rascal replied: "Well to bet ycr , It aint; I wouldn't pay no half dollar 1 • Fall Announcement. „ We wish to express our may Uiakt ' the people of the county for - tbeir past favor* in dealing wttb us, [ as we have been ample cared for I in ormaidermlioo of the short lime aisb- . lisbed. And we my further that we are prepared to do the same justice to you a ! times post. .We are confident In »ay- • tbst there never were anch induoe- , mill work, aa at prearnl, in this ty.ut.ty. There may be ftmnd cuottuUy on band a ; full fine of stock sizes of d ors, iwtbr-, ■ shutters, frames, mouloings, etc., si our establishments Soliding your further patronage. We remain, yours tapectfully, Cosiri* a Scuxujxokx. Cat* Msv CorxT forax. n. J. nl^t ^ "aouxh on Caaght." Ask for "Rotghlon Cuugha." for Coughs, Colds, Sure throat, H oarer ores. 19c. Liquid. i[>c. "Rousti on Hats." Clears out rats, mice, Uuacbre.fltre.ats, ^.hu^unks, chiptouoks, gophers. Palpitation' Dropisial Swelling. Dizziness JnducaUoo. Hadache, Sloq.ire.otred by '.Wells' Halth Renewer." Sak for Writ? "lt,r,rS„r, (tm, ■ 1SAsk Wells Ific.

oooplete cure. Hsrd vr soft Strengthen in jr'h^pmtid, the best ft* pain in tbe chest or aide, rheumatism, neuiklgla. _ ' ^tofm rtsjapli., "Wells' Health Krorwrr." restores health and rigor, cures Dyspepsia. Headarise, Nersouatseaa, Debility. 81 ad tbe majT?roat Afferthns of chib drrn, promptly plessally and safety relieved by-'Rot^OBCouidia." Troobo, If you are " hog C broken, wore out - and nerroas. use "Wells' Health Renew, er." 81- Jjnusiaa. • If you are 1 ■ .UlfirevT . n life, try n "Wew Health Ret rmt . Hues direct at weak spots. st "Honrh on Toottissclsc." Instant relief fur Neuralgia, Toothache, Ask far "Rough on Tooth- J ache." 18 end 85 cents. 1-re.t, Women: «c tadim who retain Unit freshness ud £ Duot fail to try • Wells Health _ * Cstarrtia] Threat Affrctloas, ■ Hacking. Irritating (Vugbs, Odds. See H Throat, cured by "Rough on Coughs.'' Troobo, IScr liquid. 85c. •'Boagli on tick." • "Kongh oo Itch." cures humwa. erupt- i" QiUv5eu,*si"w^B0dt'rekijmenl,0^Kinv. scrawny, and delicate, use "Wells- Health •=■« Renewer." •«, ™ - Trias Awake ;hrev to«r hairs etreryn igfat cooghitg ^ gCflS^c'* ^ 3 i

Notice of Aeeeesmenf The Bard ot Directors of the Porpoise - thing Company, by order of the sjockthereof, bas asnaed upoo the shares of stock of the Company issued rr•prcttreik. so that the amount paid into tbe Company oo each share shall 1st eirecn dollars, asef the first dav <d November next, alluwanoa being made thr rein for intrrret cat all mooey from the payment thereof to the Company to such time, and Charged foe all payments made after socb date, till the time ot payment. PaysWe to Christopher Gallagher, Treasurer, at tbe offioe of the Company, No. 7 Washington street City bf Cepe May, J-.eo or before the lint day of Novemkta'ufcat. B. Bxrsouta. I'rea. Altest : — W. Psaoocx. Sec'l"No," scrote a Montreal convent pnpii "We don't see s man over here oocr a month, bat there's a Frroch_ girl just has t dear Utile mostache and are training her to smoke cigarettes - SZlaMamaferv's. Lupin's merino stands as high in all the markets of the world as Lupin's cashmere ; but for sQine reason unknown to us nobody else in Philadelphia keeps a general assortment of it. There is no wholesale stock of ii in the U. S. to draw from ; and nobody can get it without order from Paris. But that is no reason. Merino is wanted: Lupin's fof. course. The only reason wc can see for not keeping merino is that ladies who want it will generally take cashmere. 1 hat's a very bad mercantile reason, in our opinion You want a merino dress, or wrap, or baby cloak. You ask a merchant for it. He probably hasn't any; he may have two or three two-year old colors, or black, too fine or too coarse: not a merchant in the city lias twenty colors- and seven qualities — not one but VVanamaker. No other house in the country provides anything ; like so many colors and qualities a1:d makes of cashmere. , We sell mora of evening colors alone than some of die largest houtc^ sell of all ; more of the costlier qualities than almost any other" house of coarse and f ne togedier ; more of Lupin s, doubtless, than anybody else of all the makes. But this wouldn't be worth the saying, if the reason were not worth your knowing.- too. We have all the colors in use. all the qualities made by approved makers, and several makes. The reason for having so many is that pcijfle have come to expect diein here; they all want Lupin's ; but the}' are better satisfied with what they get if tfthy see 'Others. There'd be no loss to buyers, if we kept only Lupin's cashmeres and merinos, and no others ; but people wouldn't continue to be satisfied with Lupin's even, without constantly comparing with others. And -the only way oilier makes can be solu at all is by putting them a trifle under Lupin's price It is not superfluous to keep diem. We sell possibly a tenth as much merino as cashmere It costs a trifle more and ; looks exactly the same ; but ; it is heavier, wears longer, ; can be turned wrong side out and made over. It is : two dresses in one. Per- j haps ladies are not generally good enough economists to . buy two dresses in one. ; Cashmere— we're speaking of all-wool cashmere, of , course— costs 50 cents to 1 $j.25 a yard : merino, 60 to < JU.35. The colors and quali- 1 ties of cashmere are too long ! a list to "think of; of merino ' a lib 1 iu 111111 k m : 01 iitcnnu

not so ftianv but all the uses ; are provided for. i And this is about the whole 1 story of all-wool cashmere > and merino here ; and here ■ is the better part of die cash- s mere and merino world at J one counter. i John Wanamaker. ? RUTGERS COLLEGE. | ka u<*HtiriM roH 11 err (classical) •>' KM THASCX KXAMBCanOSfB: tsx, (sort 4 cask); *L BSC (BO Cub). B sSSS2 SxS \ Esssli » scientifkT department ^ BfinriiRrStikHkiitilM ! itnattitiiittEl«toitiik 5 j AS» CXUMA.N TAt'OBT WITH A t" VIEW TO TEE ntaUTICAL t'SE. ™ jgsr uss js a ITSIP:

EVERY DAY Dr. CHITMAN-S PILLS. J toaaT PT W rtuiarre »re si I , line Uvrr Pins, isnminu •At Scaslst Fttu on CSSIAln- | - Dr. CHIPMAN'S PILLS. | to '<* BEABsas, Xi 1 Ererv f unity sBotUA i-vTTl'i j ' Dr. CHIPMAN'S PILLS, j In tbv Law. ^ Till » sre Bold by | ^ E. D. LONG. Sole Agent for U.S.!' hoi filbkkt stkebt. phflada. j ] ^ MkGNIFlCENT HOLIDAY j 1 LADY AGENTS WANTED ji ^aB^.a»oWAnE»aiwwl popo^ boos for J brlitAi -OA.S1 Of 1*4-4, TbIA «!? b» a" pSb'lid i J [^HUCKLEBERRY Fl«] (L (TOM SAWYD4 COMRA 0^ j?MARK"TWAIN f ■fwtTH rittt MEuorvK or the AtmotU TS^OTICE. COAL WILL BE REDUCED TO 36.25 PER TON. priAQtBoy. KftlCKERBOCXEK ICE OO. Itqal ^di'rrtisrmrnis. gURBOGATE'S OFFICE. p^'rapasfyiBjiUMldraApsty^bou^ ib< bt HBtXJATX OF THE^COCIfTT ot CAPS At UA on™ At caps MAy Coon boom, or TUESDAY AND SATURDAY Of ore wsek. WILLIAM BILDRITB^ JNCHANCEBY OF NEW JERofBNaT J cL 'esaSf ot Ub«°2Ii yon p,re rrejolrol 're App— *•' . 'irr.'w *r rr fore UtScVrrsau 'liTot'DvSnit " h*" "Ttituw'tiii' U^Bitd* fnrmmnoi^UoNttm M to Itir^Ln^r! towMhlp, to tbs onnn-v of ' *DjSi of OrttSre, reman boodreo ao4 vwbty-foar POTTEB k NIXON. olA-t. »E.C«nnJi'i"r£SSSoDTJ. gUEHIFF'S SALE. BV Vinos of A writ of rtsrtPArtAA to Bf dp ESro1' »' <v™" of ntAttrerv. MlC rebftoe '• *■" SXpOAS IO SAlr At ^fiATt'KDAY. NOVEMBER lit. 1SA4. ^ jo-Hf! M.oOln, ys.; Z O°'mm WublnrreJ «re« omre tlilnrZir t »:■■« AOd fnnvutires mlnnta, ™<t ''y.cJTJiTl m^^iSI' ££» fwwS-dto^lw nlrt' V iffl -TTIr CAD^mJV reilT tv In 8DO* Xn ts of 0~o^ rer-reVv kc rraored Aod oonvsyrd nolo aid Joad w. Bond gPECIAX MASTER'S RATE , Vlyrtnyscf AnonVrof tbsCoart of Ctunxxspjzz sznxzr'zz \ dire B- rAITOW.ii nnmnlAlOAOI. I RAITRbl V DrrPHtPD — . ..... DECEMBER tab. 11*4.

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> ' — DURABILITY SEA SHORE PAINTING SECURED BY USING L-UGAS: LIQUID PAINTS „„ CAPITOL LEAD. u ' tit A ELIlKElHiV- Brett-re fi t-. <. B l.tTTrV. I-Aln | NEW GOODS ! NEW GOODS!! Dry Sis, Trlmiinp, Nsins, & Laies' Goofis Gaaar®,. I will hear mention a tew of 6nr manv Urealnt: Ealre Hrevy G-.v j WrenT' F ianut'1. 15ctA., al«-v« brtore anld at 83nta. I nWeacheti Mu-lln. 5 -a. Uotl eeld.1 Mu-lin jarti w.tfe, 7J eta., atw.jrs told at 10 da 850 pa CV.Iee P,tiero C'i,-.™. fA.t (..lora, 44 tenia worth 7J eenla UnrwAtet Gittsham*, 7 renty. r<ot™i Flannel, 7 eta. Extra Heavy. #rt... worth 11* cU. Exetllent Atoeklnga. Mm 8 foe SScta, now 8 for 25 cf.. — Children"*, same Good Csatimere Dm* Good*, 11 ct*. ! per yard. May other like Bargains ton oumemtre tn mention to" _oor Cats. tremtAitw ireaaqmat. wMcb wr s.re sued np fnlty for fshaod sinter trade. Red Flannel *bm- Aod Prawn. Extra Boavy, *i cll. as.! otbrrrx-d* propor.loo-aPyl-w. ABreeEneof Uf-e'A.. t; if.Jis. rr. Weare cm, oat oar woes or »e.,v. B..,.-, ladi--. cbUdrrek and Mtw mes. at awl aSSts ro«t»Sm<Dw^"wAW7beh!J''tb?" W °°r oWH 10 r"n"* """"ectore. NEW YORK BARGAIN HOUSE. 34 Washington St., Caps May City. Ft >1*11 DOORS rBOM DR. EENNEDYIt. • !C' -V L. SCHLAGER. Proprietor. . I am DOW WIUBS ABOUS Lever Watrbra in two twnre Solid (Ulver Homing or Open Caaes <"r • J so. warranted !<w two yvasi. THOS. O. HATDOCK, PRACTICAL WATCHMAKER, I 2 N. Second St., Philada., (Ute of tbe Lancaater Waleb Company.) j floe aod oomplKWed Wateb Work a apecalty. , W'.trn efarv-rr YUVrenre mr'rnvremefi'ttiAt*"ni ""'it"«Ienl5S,W0 ** *°11 r*°"" WATCH to CLEANED, tl. MAlNSPRfNOS,*!. WM. G. SERRILL & CO., " Green Creek. Cape May Co., N. J. ; PRY GOODS, NOTIONS, HATS AND CAPS, BOOTS AND SHOES, . China & Glasaware, an elegant line of Silver A Silver Pl&ted-ware, -READY-MADE CLOTHING, Overcoats from $4.50 to $XO.OO. Debaise Cloth fcr Dresses, Cloth for Coats. Palmetto Cloth, MILLINERY GOODS. EttL. Etc., Be. GROCERIES, FEE!?, SALT MEATS, ETC, ETC. , , Are* a eplrnded line *f Cbrtatmaa Guoda. Just, Received a Large Lot of WALLPAPER L& BORDERS DRY GOODS, NOTIONS, GROCER I ES, HARDWARE, WOOD AND WILLOW-WARE. Tbe best grades of FAMILY FLOUR, HEADLIGHT OIL. TAINTS, OIL MATTINO, OIL CLOTH. Ac. WM. TOWN8END, "hi tot Coe. WaAhtogton A Ooson Btreeta. Caps May Ctly. C. B. COLES, ' LUMBER MERCHANT, MANUrACTCRERS OF Sash, Blinds, Mouldings, Boxes, &c. BRACKETS AND SCROLL SAWING.

Call examine stack and get esrtmaree. Agnm !oi Wailon A Wtacn-a A M. L SboemakerreFe war Office. No. 14 Kaighn's Avenue. Camden. N. J. jrl6-y SASH AND POOR DSP0T, CAPE MAY COURT HOU8E. N. J. U ' **" lre^2,5n° iSSosmT wSreat'i lowevt0 wen.' " Doors, Sasfi, BMs, Sinlters, Mooliligs, Frames, Sreens, CONNER A 8CHELLINGER. *^_ ' - Nor Staaoo. Cape May Oonrt Booaa, N.J. SAMUEL H. FRENCH & CO., Paint Manufacturers, PAIfflTERS' AND BUILDERS' SUPPLIES, cam KEADT-mED PABft, BEST MOSE FiiKT XUHfi-ACTDBEB. samuel h. french a co.. Ito TORE ATEVTE. FOURTH AND CALfXtWUMJ. rrECCTM. PHILADELPHIA. GEO. M. POWELL, ' MERCHANT TAILOR, No. 1 5 Decatur Street, Cape May City, •JIT.