"il" 1 . " 1 . . 1 1 Publithed Every Saturday 'Morning. J "CAPE KiY, FEBRUARY 771885^ £ TM. f—n l» u*IH.rt «l t— C*pr »1 cut t ptjttfmmumni ilm wmU—r. ^ « Robert Aadanon, of nmimooton, bat „ tal en the contract to dear a tact of oyer c 160 acrea at that dace for a Palladelphu t; par ty, and to *0 fit nfl into blackberry " Tine*- r, The Old Liberty Bell sod-isff Da.U « arrired at the New Orieaoa Exposition at J U* aame time. There was meat cbeerlop. <*: Mi how the papera are asking for which . of > beat objects. ' ,r The Japanen dentlat doea not frighten m bit patients with any array of at eel loatni. « in ota All of hia operation* In tooth- „ dm wing are performed by tbe thumb and ,, to e-flnger of one hand ^ It tekea bard and patient toil to aaceod J', the bill of fame or fortune, but tbe law • I o parity aeenta to held good in tbe donr. *' wr rd tourney, tbe indlridual asinine a Telocity, wbfafa will locteaae till the l«ot- a loin ia reached. Tbe Townahlp Committee at Boutbamp too, liurltngtoo county, baa adopted a '• nt rei plan for railing fowls to. pay off the . townahlp debt In fitting up the Town Hall , ntVtaoentown aaa rolHe-akaelnc rink, u Ti e idea baa proved a paying nor already tbe building being crowded nightly with , ale-den. »' Biabop Scarborough waa enaaecraled J Biahop of Newpenny in 187* and laat week , tb'- tenth annlveraary of tbe conaecre- '< tir.n waa nbaerred in that dloceae. The J; Biabop himaelf paaaed tbe day at Bur- p llngtou, where in 8t. Mary'a Church tbe r art of aoooeecratloo waa dooc. lie y»ea » at Trenton in a handsome bouae, tbe gill „ of Samuel K. Wllaoo to the truateea of tbe Epiaoopal Fund for tbe uae of the « Biabopa of Ketyjetaey. r Norrlstowo^WaM : ~ '"So that's a t> a Liberty hfiL eh ?" aaid a longhaired J Southerner, at tbe New Orleana hxpo.1- t IjpQ* "WsN. K f>e PbUadelpblana t couldn't V cent ue ooe that>aao't cracked < tbey might hare kept their old bell at .. home." And be turned contemptumuly t from the rtlle and hurried away to a por- « lino of tbe building where Jeff Dark \ Senator Lamar'* itatceman, waa oo ex. p biblUoo." " There are a*" a doxeo peroocratic ' candidatea for I'oat mooter of Camden. „ Tliey an expect tbal I'oatmaater Bailey t wlllbe promptly reniorcd u aoon aa tbe » obi cbargea agaloat blm can be brought , before tbe new Admioiitration. The * Culled Stale* Grand Jury not long ago re- a fuicd to indict Mr. Bailey on tbe cbargea preferred agaloat blm. but the DemocrMa . n|wt to meet with bettCT ^ Por aooe lime workmeu hare been em- ■ pi -yed at Flemington in the erection of a " roller akailng-rlnk witbeu'. oppoal- | Hon. Tbe citizen, bowiVir. not ralishiog tbla propceed InnOrolim, got up a • petition, employed oouoeeland bare auc- f Cevdodln getting an Injunction aerred t upon tbe proprietor, compelliag hhn to J amp tbe proeecotlon of tbe work oa tbe ' pi -a that It would prore a public nuleance aptl lend to Immorality. t I 'Application wlllbe madeto tbe Supreme ■ CVmrt oa tbb 17th of Pebruary for the ap. t polnimeot af three Commla»iooer* to aur- ■ wry and mark tbe pertilton line between J Atlantic and Burlington countlea from the ( mouth of Little Egg Harbor'a aoutbern- t moat branch to tbe next inlet oo the aouth > able of Little Igrg Harbor'a moat aoutberly total. Notice of tbia baa been aerred on I tbe Director* ortl* Board of Freeholder* J of Burlington and Atlantic oountie*. j On Moodar afternoon about Are o'clock [ O'Doooran Roaaa waaahot down at tbe , corner of Broadway and Chamber* at reel, ■ New York, by Mri. Dudley, ayoungEngli«b woman. Tbe first abut atruck Korea In { th • back below tbe ahouldrr blade, and he t fell to the ground. Hia aaaailant Bred tbe ' four loeda atill remained in the rerolrer | at Mm, bat only tbe Brat one atruck him. From the lateit accounts Rous'* wound* t do not appear to bo fatal. Mr*. Dudley, J when qocatlooed at the atatioo bouae In ■ regard to ber motive In commuting the ' deed, stated lhal Roast bad admitted to J her that be waa the author of the recent dynamite explosions In London. • Tbe exhibit ot New Jeraewlll be draped , in mourning for tome daya awing to tbe death of Mr. Joaepb H. Reynolds of Cam- < den, the alternate commissioner for thai , State. New Jersey baa added to ber ex- i bibit many new feature*, uoubly th* caae of UaToluiiooary relies. This collection ■ cnntalna old cinnon balls from Red Bank, v Tree ton and Monmouth bat tleflrldi.an old • canteen carried through the Revolution ■ am) a plank from Perry's flagship, tbe , Lawrence. The moat interesting and c valuable relle of tha c >1 lection Is the die- J charge paper of a private in tbe Cootin- t en tat army, bearing tbe sign manual of George Washington. ' Another recent addition to the New Jersey exhibit It a large collection of floe « porcelain and eggabell china, made from j New Jersey daya and kaolin. Some very , handsome althaea ate shown.— ffm Or- t irant Tim— Dnnocr.it A Serious Smash-up. j A serious Railway accident occurred at Greenville, .N. J., three miles west of Jersey City to the Bound Brook rand at * 18 |0'clock Friday morning. Twenty. Bra nr (thirty people wtrc injured. The Philadelphia and Reading express. In charge of Conductor J. A. B urgell, with endaaer Earl, left Philadelphia at t 7 90. Tbe train waa composed of four t ears, two coaches, a parlor car and a coat- I binatloo smoker and express car. Just 1 beyond Greenville tbe forward trucks of 1 tbe smoker left tbe rails and the car < - pnoBdsd along on the sleeper. As It passed the switch with a final bound it d.shed into a train of loaded coal cart . a: ending on tbe twitch. Tbe whole side pi tbe car waa torn out and furniture and fl tings piled up in a confused mass upon Use terrified passengers. Tbe parlor car turned over oo Ue tide and the next tar r ood up oa end with i Be rear car partly When I bo orcrlurocd car was entered lbs gieilms were released »Uh -great die. - I atcb. Several of them hare suratned lnjoriea.of a probably fatal nature. The sxldenl was caused by the breaking o' ii to n< tbe car wheels. v Tha P Hot's Story. *i3 5* Sra w2ttfraa*Kr' w^Su*i.vw; 71Ma jgsa^U u» usu or imrtraatkn.-- ? I'I ii. WMimylnaliaroesa hrr>*w*i-nui>.ti cjrrer. AatSsuSSgSwVuiS^a'mwM '' ' Tha Otft Of tha Crazy Patchwork Book " ta ovary new sabtcriber t* the ra>hl"o Qsartariy. wBl he continued for saoiiwr ■, ' mcath. This patchwork book coot aics traferablc designs, 100 ovw atltohea and fell kmtnanl tons for tkla fnobadog phatime. Tim Jkablon Quarterly for Sprier ?g tpatala a entered fash too pia'e, 9ePtoto^and ^ ^oompiele jtlory bygone of ■yms •— Ivltor. v

An Ordinance. affig """ZTSU | thall lw aalawral (or anr person or neraeaa to 1 ! or Ahwrewn of aatn dir. shall tie deemed s^rmtts-jsr^m^trturs ; (or tha Tiouuon oi section iiu baaa mm. Sac. S. And tw ll furlh.r mretaed. 1W ^ , Wjr'of cSPSt?, — aay^iwldaal mraber opo» nwivlns s nmipUlm in wrmnx nouanre rxuta, or uwuiz mauuamed or p«i,reu°ra proS"hir™lEemaSa£alei"ui )!mSSiS ""zzzn ™ ™ tsarewy of ^a |pravg^^h^raa'|galn^ma arke Mrreinil r"eat » eael pCwor" pto! If m their or at. ktogment .oca enrniatbd t* coiwurrf; ratal, tvey or a*, taroegs tae olera ot a«al .'ear.', aha" u onrt l^i^HRtwr^nnMramm to abate raid ffl oaginyna lh> "u'de IB* lApe lUyCnjTor to^aecV'ef of^pdtlre oi .aid e-tj.to entrr^andararoh ^aerarrAKnre*^. AaS "MSSeevw/ntnaaioy^yw^ ^'rilnd.^^meJt^^rawMjiuca aotmmo peov^uf tng jar "S? if "Snd tw* lUorUier'erdained, nut the •xpeow at tend tax the remoni or any numm™-. shall be and rvnslu s Hca^upon^tbe premPci rn'roaMriS1;; oMbTaQUwu'e'sain not tw inquired 1*01.01*0 the dersndaat or drtendsnu. skill only aree ercilr^iiii our'' upoo'wnoni'i notice to remorUJ nulaane*- Bss been aerret, ihtll fall, rrture. umSuiooo'iaat'n'Uiw: ibeooun.ird 1 any 10 "ac."?* Jn to' tSe eblel of polio*, who akali keep ■ record of uie MO*, and mat* tb* ma* I a Down »CrAnd tou'fnnacr ordalDed, Th.i ii limlti of ike Wyd r'2jfSl wit r^rrmo vafmm 23 meSy^L"^^raS*BMt?uu maybe'apOT prhpw 'hu ^^Xr^r'usUM ware** tiaV and In' no ( lumioce SB ^A |f*fyy.w.U in two"' (1) fret or lb* property Una; an" all priry-wem. crm-po-'lr asd ^no»^wntr p?nifihUed trom"!**?^ re?" oJrohre" *i* o* iicl K under a penally of Oily dollar* .fsi.wn.imv very Iwenty.foar It*) boure uexl-ct t . roof ply with Ihl* noHuanoa^upl iiPIIUoosI nnr ol one apontPr orrebdoVanifi *0') ha<v U. And ho 11 iquu. r ontainnl. Thai all *^Bsc*!4°ADdbelf (anker ordained and en-arl-d. Tint the r* iiowmg ire h>rei*y drelartd *7-T|"^.*P drecrlpUou 00 tar brack ami. .ireni. at*nwarsand alloys of Cane May CMyur Into in» L Dopoafiel .hell* ou the atrand, wreeia klxbwayoiad a I •?*. wUkiwt a pcign. tUckon >p>^rom an^mtab^Smt^u^kaa klm^''<H»r"rtcTrm7a' OT-sna rm%usa! SSkwafireo?" ' * 'm*k C'^ c. To a* I. or ofiPC !«• .ale at «nr paro or prorwloo* of any Had.' ^r»r»u'^iDsni» mnsno*.%<an?Mrranm' afo"horeto rorralod, and that tau onliuaac- ukeeSert Immediately. Approved Jaauary ta^jw^ WILLIAM*. Prratilrel of the Brwrdef Baaltk. Aunud ; UK.VRV A. KKS5KIIY.P*. P., Dated. Jaaaar < 10, 11 OA '""iV-St Tuc swindling (tirkie an account ot whose operatlona in Bn:ikut»wn was mentinned a abort time rince has been playing oto game In Camden.bnt so far as yet only succeeded In victimizing a keeper. pfal adrmturnums. WSJ! P l^KSnOHIC. ! This medicine, oomhtnlng he a with pare •nirSTSSSSw remedy for Discs*, of the "{t^nS^XjMwmra^^Ur to It doss we Injure the teeth.ranrehesdacheAV ^UMirtMKand i^firetoe^o^wtomialca JMffliSSJKSfSSfbS'^SS *7or FererwiawltnOe. Lack of 1 Ruergy. Ac.. It he* no equal. Me The tenutue has abevelrade mavk «>d I mwelroifitnu ie vntqer. Tkkcuoother, r l«i a nil 1 «\\ r HIM AMI 1 I|k|j i

STATE ITEMS. Tbe Area In Albertaod A Co'a wiadow- m ' glass factory, in Brldgeton. were drawn I week on aceooatof the dultoea* in |, tb* trade. B. F. Lee. a wldely-koown citizen of 2 I Mill vitlr. baa resolved not to tnaeb' hia - ■ face with a raft* till tbe election of s Re- K ! publican President. It 1 A. M. Graham, wbo w«« Superintend- ; I ent of tbe Ancora Print. Workkdt Gtouo a- 1 u, ter City, lor fifteen years, died laat week j ' of s bronctisl affection. ' 1 '■ Tbe membe^ of tbe Camden Board of ! : Freebolderadid not plead Tuesday to tbe ! 1 indictments found against them owing to j „ I lb* Itinera of Judge Reed. ! Tbe Mount Holly Clob defeated the I £ 1 Newark Club at a match game of polo in 1 > tbe rink building at Mouut Holly, on * m , Friday nlghL Score U to 2. j " * James D. Rhreve, a wel'-known auc- ' tioneer of Mount Holly, ha* been sumf mooed by Robert B. Carter, agent of the „ 1 Society for llic Prevention nf Cruelty to ■ Animal'. In ansaer In a clwigc of cruellxi ; treating lo- !«««•* ami cows by IraviogJ^ . tbem out in an open field durihg tbe re- " cent cold weatber without sufficient food. " i The robbery of the residence of Mrs. .. : John Reynolds, iu Burling' on. on the 2d ; of December last, of WOOft in United ■ Stale* bonds, a rjnantity of jawclcrr, 645 * in money, e'c.. has juat been putde public 1. ' Pmkerton's detectives have been at woik „ s 00 tbe caae ever ain-x1, but failed to catcb 1 the robhera or recover any portion of tbe ' b 1 stolen property. Tbe robbery waa very ( ■ Bkilifully'ppnncd nnd exrcu'ed Warrlfd. s "l^L-^u.NK^-ra iaTOiru.^i pr^rusry^. | a > arte 3tdcfrttsment«. (« 1 the champion.!: a <g"3|R!!r ji^y 1 I* Please note carefully /"the fol3 lowing reasons why thisxjight is j£ superior to all other artificial lights. c! fst. Brilliancy, being equal to u 45 sperm candles. 2nd. Econo- »; my. This great volume of light •i costs one-third of a cent per hour. 3d. Never breaks or smokes 'I the chimney. No odor. 4th. Per- " feet safety, being of brass and >' nicklc, cannot brake il it falls, and re having a current of air carried tWough the centre of lamps p and a non-conductor between ■I the burner and oil fount, " keeps the vessel and oil cool, so !° that explosion is impossible. 5th. J Needs no trimming. 6th. Extinguishes as readily as turning ' a gas key. Please note the " volume of light, and that it never ;; brakes any chimneys and never •r needs trimminp, re For Churches and Public Buildings and Hotels, this is d the best lamp ever invented. *) 1 hese lamps are made in variety t- ol form for the table, hanging. ,! side or chandilier; also can be '* put on gas fixtures. Smith & a iCo. Great Bargain House, 60 * Washington street, sole agents 5 for Cape May. A full line of A lartffts of all kinds constantly on hand. lo Smith & Co. '» Bargain House, * 60 and 62 Washington Street. I fro ? ss : 3 ; 1 o .. • H s t s ! (b i 1 1 . ! i J: w I ' . m B - f ;• < a = £ e h ■ Willi's i 3 E } a i p : J : i S ( 5 0 OS 2 ; v S i 5 1 "irs 1 I 3 1 O IS i s [ TAX sale. Z TrAriz«',ogA tax^>T *• TBRRKt'N FOR TUB YEAH Ire* J - of lie tjttT j^gJ^fi^refft^tSPrreK j 0 SS/SaaSff?rmnror'rfn mT'* uumU, I ' for lire raar ISHS, I wtll aril at puallcraiaito. ' r MONDAY. FRBRt* ARY IklStaL ; *■ tf"l'Utrtm'i*ot tire c-nr mm cur. ali im ; f kwrtna^UMUznatro t«i of ^rral mure for j •' rem for nntmprovM wnprnr and rr» rrer* 4 !?i ioMTrm ta^^-'ramT aSj^^y^r^ ■ 1 hi mmmz | sSSferr,

Basnett. Wm. Sootkraat aide C*r*t« and Madison An, ban. upland and marek. lutwreatknd cominbr added.... « M am J «io^ioo*»a^lM^»«to \ i«Sl^'»^otW,8S5i*.1 imris2£fj. I K Ituxbra. lutarrat and ooau to be _ ^ "i'reai^^'rar.^ Writ ike^'j^rGoo jc. '"tu'^B"aT^d%^^Soti"i,'lmi! In- ()| ,r,rne*M.Min^,^. oi. Rtook i. foui ». iTsTu *MHi; aoit*^ : AijmeMeyUadlitilBCw BjookAktu^ | '' "aro'Sar^Liu't i r •• — ' I re« a, to ra ['jy'gj' amok*. lot «. ( i^!r«*£.o"Sres^,. A" ..ot ...rrr. »** » .. i t™.. • "'ivajVw *** I Ur'^Towl room ba a&t-T*^^ j^' • re 1 ' u.'ti > d-u 1 "71 * .'n",BW.*J"1.^0!l7.7!.7c.*'.. >100 " > Vo.'u^ra '"ti' 'ts.V'ti BS.'VS r t,»**?*. s.V : ,"i tTio.Su n.tsat.iM*"!* > ^ rajie Mae Land Imp. tXa .Itluek 11. ioli I < «ii- iiae 'unii Vmn-'tii," BMeifili lota ' * <:awi May L^'l^wc&^nSeZDLMa ' i.,n .SiiiroL.! "7 » Cap* May Labd Imn- Co. a acres beacU ' "SioM "n'l n0< •nil t M Douxlam. B. r."Northrai'abto'LMU< nomevuad. ti'i X fret on Wa»iimfff«a6 . I ^Dlckeraon-l.-aac. N nun weal arte Lafay- * ESIoiV mrtaeretllra!l>MRSre " ^bler. da.^t. Ilouio, titoVa'.'|«TVauj . Hall.lAtarett- ti. snmaraii toeHuxbea jyjwu, gadjoa. MotBL imaroa sail ^ ^ ' ' ttaiid . ' Q'l 'eTlmnericeT1* smitnoa^" atdo Waahlngton Sr .a, ureind Int. nunkenu II. 0. flaml. Ir.tere-l and eorta to be a.1j tiredb- er ~ MrewtMd'^wteJwSire. I* a* - l oTafcr nA j. "iwereft ^ ^ , | * " j *^^?im|a ^NnrTUwrer iiii^U. ' ,0^?. ii: ' Vcnftkweet woe Ufareite ** [ ; M. aowaeand wre ooiiawret vv- K ! IrcaafaS'a.wu to lie ST oo I Rtlfffwm'^lio^StoWaf toSw i j Ti w*ramreI°B* kVr!i.' ' ji' fine' SnV Vil ** ™ : j a* to loo. InicreauM coats to ^ ^ I b: oo tr^m'time*' t'Sf'S'tre ' - " S *!m" il ' j"' U'il'vion. t'ooi" Waabuwtou ». kooao ami Kg. adjnlum* , cltywaterworta. Intereataaficoaiato ire ^ ^ *! Hwmpaon. R. it. (belranh- ftootfireea : able lofayeue at. ktmna sad bis. ISO *».'-v ,| tmOAVV. ISOlAfaretie Sr. Intpreat and *1 Vnnmer.Jaoobi G* rii «or ii ami *»* 1 ! Vorawn Ave. ""^"I uad ^an« 'A no ^ ^ I Brbero. N orinweei . aide da- * S^uKSd^*' u « "wlral Mrs. J. *V ' Hon iiwawraade LafayW^»faSnin'k"aai ^id<i' Utfay- " "• ettesthnoaa and Int. « \l Bwwn. * J *" «« mSSir'v'. izbiiKSM. * ! * If-1.-" rri - DflNL ltemad V KWl . '

DURABILITY! SEA SHORE 'PAINTING. SECURED BY USING LUCAS' LIQUID . PAINTSj CAPITOL LEAD. REFKRENCBB IN CAPK MAY: WARB A ELDKBDOB. Builder*. fet>J-« > A. II. LITTLB. Pain j Y0D WAST VALUE FOB TOE BOM THEN GO TO Til NEW YORK BARGAIN HOUSE,4 34- Washington Street. Cape May City. DRV GOODS, TRIMMINGS. NOTKWS. ETC.. •Sti percent. Inwcr tkan can be i.nu|M eUewhere on Ci- Island, fall re- and i- one. in. - . Just received a large line of Ladies' and Children's Coals. Ulsters, Dolmans, Newmarkets And Jersey Coats. Seasonable Dress Goods, Cloths, Flannels, Plaids. Worsted ( ioods. etc , some as low as 7 eta, per yard. An excellent line of Lancaster Ginghams, heavy, 7c. wojth 10c.; good Canton Flannel, "r . extra heavy, 9c., heavy 1-2 Wool Gray Flannel, 15c. elsewhere. 22cts.: Good Fast Color Calico. 4 12c. A ; Hook Foster Patent, guaranteed, Kid GlovefSlack and colored. Si Dr. Hamilton's Kxpanding Side Health Corset, regular price. St. 50. redttc.-il to fit.aS. Other makes. 45c.. J^c.. 7c. and Si ;o paiis White Woolen Blankets at Si.joapaiyr ^ \ an'# 1 L. SCHLAGER. Proprietor.

WATCHES ! WATCHES! WATCHES' WATCHES! ■ Two oz. Solid Silver American J-evcv, - '.. S 7.50 | Two or.. Solid Silver Waltham and Elgin WalchtlL 8.Z0 Solid Gold Gent's American Stem Winder-. - .'t oo Solid Gold Ladies' American Key Winders. 51 no Solid Gold kadies' American Stem Winder-. - 2400 , i Boy's Silver Hunting-Case Watches. ^ 75 . Waterbury Stem Winding Watches. • • - 2.7 s Nickel Clocks, ....... <jo 1 I Cbaios, Jewelry, Silverware, Clocls, imiis, HicI ; [ T. O. HAYDCCK, No. 1 2 North Second Street, Philadelphia. I WM. G. SERRILL & CO.. : o Green Creek, 6ape May Co., N. J. ; CHRISTMAS AND HOLIDAY PRESENTS. ' Toilet Sols, Glass Sets, Lais, Work Boles, Vases, Dolls, [ DRY GOODS, NOTIONS. AND FANCY GOODS, Hats, Caps, Ready-Made Clothing, Overcoats, BOO MB AND SHOES, 0 Millinery Goods. China and Glassware, Groceries, Feed, Etc. ; Just Received a Large Lot of ' WAUL PAPER & BORDERS DRY GOODS. NOTIONS. GROCERIES, HARDWARE, WOOD AND WILLOW-WARE. • FAMILY "FLJOUR, WM. TOWN6END, ' " C. B. COLES. ; LUMBER MERCHANT. - Doors. Sash. Blinds. Mouldings. Boxes. &c. BRACKETS AND SCROLL SAWINO. Office, No. 14 Kaighn's Avenue. Camden, JJ. J. Jfifl-i : SASH AND DOOR DEPOT, CAPE MAY COURT HOUSE. N. J. 0 " ' 'inreHrtau* MMaof'SlLL "vor'k' AT* LOWBsTrStCBL* ^'rn«2"»TiIrtIif "P*r®'1 " ; Doors, SasD, Blinfls, SDntters, loiip, Frames, Sreens, " CONNER & SCHELLINGER. j 1 samuel h. french & co., - Paint Manufacturers, PAINTERS' AND BUILDERS' SUPPLIES, « CROWN READY-HIED PAINT. BEST SEA-SHORE PAINT MANUFACTURED. SAMUEL H. FRENCH St CO.. " ^ IS" YORK AVKXCB. Wlflrrn AVI) ■•ll.nmllll.l, nTKUrr*. PniLADBMntl*. GEO. M. POWELL, - MERCHANT TAILOR, t* ^ '' S "*^atur Wefet Jersey Hotel, - B rnOT or MARKBT *TRR'T. rqUDBK, 1*. X. St'Ct . rd PAB805S. Vattffmmt'nBM. t •am*-

OI - . "T d« th | _ ^^abfr'S. _ ^ Cafpetshavetakenadown- J ward lurch. Ingrain tumble*; J£ *I"apestry tumbles tb Ingrain ; ' Brussels to Tapestry ; Velvet b 1 1 to Tapestry: Moquette below " . Brussels; Smyrna almost to ° ' Tapestry: J People who were going to P j buy one are thinking of the w f next grade higher. The new » * prices point to different car- '( pets or less expense. Which t I1 " | shall it be ? They n^ed to j b I know about the carpets of .1 which they are thinking now T jV-as much as they know j | 1 ! al« hi t those thev were going | 11 „ | to Lay before. ' ! Then* is reason, therefore, i I lor putuhg in print the commonest facts about wellknown carpets. . Tapestry looks like Bras- 1 ■r scls, as every body knows. \ •a There are several grades of ' : it. 1-Vw- can distinguish one 1 s makes qynmaml the highest 1 ;r pric»:s. parch .ccause of the 1 11 difficulty o. judging the 1 ... grade- . But. as buyers gen- «, er-'S have no means ol kI.oaI.io nan- make from I another- the* -veto trust 1 - .1 0 I. ... -1-re,,^.,^, ' se'.lt r. ing

then, ii^apt to 1>c an act of ' i ontidenre. We propose to ' make it less so. So is buy- ; ing Brussels We propose to make it safer. And the -am- of the others. .Vhal is Tapestry carpet? What ii Brussels ? One is a cotn ol the otfer. Tapestry ost- a ■ tout 1 wo- thirds as ntirh n- Ibm/sels : antl. on lite liooivyftere is very little lil r. tyre lietween ihtan. .Ut^frame work of liotll is each '' i "iili' the wtnilen t. r. f'.bi. there is left, of •' . - I- th- frame work •hat holds ii together and gives il stiffness: it looks like t « .-ve. with meshes abo.it ten to the inch. Of the I'. '• strv more is left. W J'-.- t ie ,vi Mil is drawn •in "i tin- face, the back is I .1 with jute. 1'nll out this I lack of jute, antl only j :h«* irame-work is left: the! same ..s the Irame-work of Briiss* is. The difference between (In -tuff's of Brussels | and J apestry. then, is jute in th* place of a part of the ! 'nie fare of Brussels and I I apestry . Uith. is a mass of | loops of colored woolen yarn hcldlastby the hidden frame- ; work of cotton and jute be- | low: and the colors form the ; carpet's figure. The car- ! pets goodness as to tlur ability depends on the making. of course, but mainly on the wool in the loops and what is under the loops. One judges Tapestry by uie number of loops to the inch. The best h*s ten : the poorest down to six. Turn it over, and look at the lack. The larger the mesh in the frame-work, the more sparse the loops and the wool on the face. What is under the face? What effect does it have? The loops on the face of Brussels a necked bv wool below. Thtnoops on the face of Tapestry are backed by jute. Wool is soft, and jute is hard. The wool on the face, of course, wears longer against a back of "yielding wool than against a back of unyielding jute. So Brussels wears longer than Tapestry. How much longer ? By as much as._the back of woo! is gentler to the trampled loops tban jute : so much ; ! no more. It isn't soft enough to have the difference felt by thq foot in use. The maker's , object in using wool in -ead of jute is only to make a softer bottom to wear against. The luxurious softness one feels with the foot comes only of carpet-lining. This, back of wool in , Brussels has another consequence. It is the source of colors to make the carpet's pattern. It consists, or rather the wool of the Brussels cap-pet consists, of several yarns of different colors lying side by side in .little bundles. At every tenth-of-an-inch or s^ one out of the bundle of colored yarns is looped above : aitd the yarn that is taken . to formthe loop is the yarn of the color the jVHttern requires just there. Now that is the whol,e of the. Brussels ! fabric. The Tapestry colors are printed one after another on

one continuous There's nothing mone wonLoops are pjade on yarn, one after another : " colors are gauged to form the pattern as the loops are made ! Unravel a bit of Tapestry, and watch the loops as they- disappear. The pattern is on the .yarn, three' times longer! Now, by taking, the pattern out, you sec how it jgot in. The yarn was printed. The pattern enlarged three-fold was printed on the yarn itself ; and, when the yarn is 1 looped in the weaving, the pattern appears ! Incredible true! And now you see why the pattern is sharpr^xact, in Brussels; and a little shady, inexact, in Tapestry. There is no other difference in look the two. The grades of Brussels: ••five-frame," " four- frame," •tc. — Not to go into difficult reading, "five-frame '1 means thai the bundles consist of ' five yarns ; " four-frame " means four yarns ; and so on. The number of "frames" is the proportion of wool in the carpet its body, closeweight and softness — v alue and durability. " Five-frame " Brussels proper has its bundles of five woolen yaitis, and these yarns treble-Alteen yarns in a bundle .' but nobody makes it so. The nearest approach to that standard is found in the best makes. There is "five-frame " Brus- 4 sqjs with under threads of jute in place of wool : a sort of. mongrel Brussels-and-Tapestry. But we need not go into all thy adulterations. We have set forth these two stapfc carpet-fabrics as fairly and fully as we can in brief. You will buy the safer if you have read with care, especially after a Tittle carpet-dissecting. What we have tuld is-by no means all there is to tell. It is enough to sharpen your eyes and guide your judgment : to * make you comparatively independent of names and phrases. Best Ingrain i" extra super"). 6o cents; a roomj ful. ' Best Tapestry, 75 cents; 1 a roomful. Inferior Tapestry, 50 cents; j enough. Best Velvet, 51 ; a room- , ful. Inferior Velvet. 90 cents; * enough. Best five-frame Brussels. I 51 : a roomful. I Smyrna, #1.1 5 ; a side-of-I 1 roomful. , * Best Moquette, §1.2 5 ; a i roomful. ; John Wanamakkr. |lfir 3Urfrtfcmrnts. ("IQTTAGE8, " fc-!M,^^/wo*re7rh!^L-ret.'lV'rV*SreL-rpr(tL* IM'" I IP • , JM GHAJgCKBY OT .VEW JKIt- ; bT^Snfs'n'mlre'mTS*'^™* ImS* inure. ; r7*Um!t"J|oreuV'*^MV» n'.^lrw Arrrei. ** j SURROGATE'S OFFICE rotr'Jnzupon'Jlm'M * * SURROGATE OF THE OOUKTY II* 1*1t MAY. TUESDAY AND SATURDAY of sack wre*. WILLIAM HILDRETI:!M^ TUf AGNET1C CURES. DR. HILL . Iral sstulW '"nrarmwroH-wnl*-rou* lorre *|D*1 wilt nowrr^^AIi jnkfT Rnsref "T from *11 nihren na tks mtrs.t winch are m**nroct*t'ren' uZrU°tS£ SS!TM"'nSnremii * wnnSo.CSnrerre- . ('nrreijireilo*. fnrt^lJtnh* sa*l Fray—i ml; *ri Ir'r'of Tre'undtoTrown* tthkiicirt*'. hai»--iaiw«* ronr.rem-ntakre u* .Manure" • ■B*i»*. aa-lreraiMwamub. torkroalcrare* mrv i^rtrer^s. Rrti. w ryuwnrt h.