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VOLUME XXX.

CAPE MAY CITY. NEW JERSEY. SATURDAY. FEBRUARY 28. 1885.

. WHOLE NUMBER. 1592.

OAPE MAT CITY, T>J. J. x. at. xrn.i.T>M»ox. SI .50 a yaar In Advance. Yrsfmtan! Cir&i. T B. HUFFMAN, attmmby awn orarmunK at law AouorrOK mairrm afp examificr vtrpkttt^r^T'iwKiMiosxB. uffftj WR.. At Caga May Cttg dally Oaring Summer mm g- F-' D0UGI.AJS8, attorney-at-la w V Ij"' -^"J. ™ AFCKBT ^•alttcbatbarbowh, attorney-at-law "OblCITOF IF flUFCKRT. gs. j. DENTISTS . rwreni Bars: ■ •if lit cm. One. Rutas MO Oem JAMBS M. K. HILPBETH" ATT0RNE Y - AT-T.AW ASP wil.UTTW*. mabtkf Aim BXAWIFKR if chakckrt. <^oT j.""' °w».yT g-EBBBBT AT. TOlhrXDs, ATTORNBY-AT-T.AW •olirttof AFD FAST AH IF cfafcfft Ai Pipe Court nous*. Tnrsrtava >n1 Frlitsrs. ' ■gn. james it. ingram, physician and 8ijboeon, 1 OFFFF ORBRK. F. I. J fall send? Are** corwarvUT an MM. ■p>EUBEN TOWNSENIT — I AORFT CTMRFFLAFP mutual fire insurance co. roVFisnoFFF or d**ds. ; ^lfred flanders, \ cqdn8ellor.atj.aw, Mo. lit Market Street. SeaoM Story. , rtsl Master sail IlimtMI le rturawrj. So K a-fr^-'."?:" "" **^7- , Btislnfss (Sards. tfjnos r. williams, architect and builder. ■ WILL MAK* DRAWIKOe, AFP scpird" PtFT) OROOFTFACT. OPTICS 41 VtAiitret St.. Capo May, FJ. ^ b. little, nuoriUAL ntsr and glazier. BIIOT-JTMaa Street omrl AWlc Houaa. P. FLINT, 1 OIFBHAL aufft FOR a. 8. baffk8 A CO.. IMS am Street, Pmladrlphla. IWlB^^FatrJ^Ml hm of^jeSool , QRGANS AND SEWING MA . B. F. HORNER, PIANOS ORGANS & SEWIKQ MACHINES . BBIDORTOF. N. J. HrMoh.Fo. ts WaaMagtoa street, c«t- Msy . ON. . «s»*-y QJtd w. GRACE, PRACTICALBUn.DIB, I •till at TIM old STAMP, CAP* MAY I COURT HOtKK. *T«R SOTMM-PIOSITltBA" ] • _jMl«-J . JEWING MACHINE MUSICAL D(SME!IT HPORHJI. , n WASHINGTON ST., (OppoWI. FMOCoe) caps May CRy. f.j. ■ i. p. cms. Maaarv?*" * Ht"5S».> QO TO eABMBON'8 STATIOHEET, AND STORE VARIETY ROM GOLD rem. blafk books. toilkt ram, pocekt cltuuiy, mill GOODS, mtmFO TACKLE. CRKAP UBKARIFS. mikiatukk aovra^mayi^a en: it it n of skwifg • aciusr( ske01.k8 amd oil a 1 ipHK RAY VSTTHOUHE, g^gss%gg,* Wm l\r ISawmSmm m'twbT .... fitSaat Mum.

r " (fajir Ida? (to. Iflmhatrfs. p St T IE 1 ■ I. E N C J F. 1 1 , P 'la atWAI <he eM plaee by the Br* oak Tree oa GBKKF CBKEK. CAPK MAT COI*FTY. JIBaSis" D8T GmDs"raoVEJOIIS And Mtacrllanroas Arilelra needed la eeery ^AU c.nnda al Bottom Prloea and dellrered frees ' JOIIN M. RU8SEI.L, DRY GOODS, GROCERIES, FLOUR AND FEED, PATKFT HKD1CIFKS. PORK, LARD, HAMS, SEEDS. Ac. JOHF F. BrSSRI.I.. Cold 8prtng. Cape May Co., N. J. ^ C. PRICES' STORES, GROCEKIES, if mis Hi HOTIOHS, PAINTS, COLORS. OILS, YARN I HUES. (W.AS^ind PUTTY. SO. M PER BY STRKKT. FEED 8TORE, COBS. OATS. HAY. BRAN AND MILL PKKP WOOD YARD. WOOD ITT A SPLIT. CRPAK POST all Blare. Sulldinfl Watrrlal, «r. J JEREMIAilB.SCHELEkE^GER'S LUMBER YARD aohelletnet-l Landms, Cape May F. J.. •00.000 PLASTERING LATH. SHINGLES OP ALL KINDS. PUtORlNO. PMAMK STUFF, PICKETS. Ltmaaa poa Brtuttwtf op Eramr Daaratrnoa rntStohJd^eitkpSjSef ^ "" Lal"** • oena-Iy J. B. SCHKI.LKNOKR. IT«> deelre to rail the attention "I Cnnimmof HaJklloR MaMtaMo our larpr and ramMATERIALS. MILL WORK DEPARTMENT JlhM wort? wjcrlaMa 'lo^Tn'olariore^.et n r Pine Lumber, Siding. &c. d^lrrrt from the Fine la MVhtpan. whlrh alree at LUSHER FOB PLOORINO. At, " AND BASTIKF I.UMRKR PUB LATH AND SHINGLES Rockland Lima, Hair, Hardware J and Paints. memullat?hy'mltu.' "" """ *" "" I out PAC1UT1U ABE FIRST -CLASS. I KIMBALL, PRINCE A CO., VI N EL ANT). NEW Conl. Vud, iimr, rtr . QOAL AND WOOD. A COAL AND WOOD YARD SCHELLENGEHS LANDING, EGG. STOVE AND CHESTNUT PINK. OAK AND HICKORY WOOD, BYTHKOORD. ■nlT.tr AARON smELl.KNOEH •g 8. CURTIS, PRACTICAL PLUMBER, STEAM FfTTEB, No. 11 Decatur Street Cape May City, CkorcAea. Bauae, Partnrlea, Houla. BUM wilt 1 Water and Steam Pipes, la Ike seat Sty lea of tfca Iwmtneaa. Chemical Work A Lead Burning doart In all ita twaaebea. Rama. WmenttbarM. wtmfcmtlia, Potte and lift Fnmpa Bins thortrm touca. TERRA COTT A DRAINAGE I Only prtrttml^Plnmbrr to Cape May C*»ra£ PATENTS * ■ ToatMmni, tht Sapt. , ,. Opooalle I-alento'tnre'. ^mbmttffc'o. C. $1,065.00 i OIYEN AWAY. Pi flu— Th- pemotl arOiFbr oa Ike tsrnai 1 Fa. ktw ittOatoI aamawot Mrwoeta whoarr Deaf ■ - ag-

The Great Bargain House M , IN THE NBW KFICKKRBOCCER WILDINGS. NO. 80 WASHINGTON STREET. CAPE MAY. N. J. ls tuhhirf ^rcat ^aid! i® WSKS & GLASSWARE, ■y4SBm$*F',> GREAT BARGAINS ' /I JHHMKK In Old Fashioned EARTHENWARE. WONDKBPTL BAKG.MN.S ,f FWEOENT COUNTER) Of Riiraorauiary Aaaonmett'. H e aleo tare a Ur*« ■ ten cent counter IMMENSE BARGAINS n. IN TIN WARE. . ^traortiDaiT JBartains j Jood jnj Jfllw Ware. Great Raroatna In StVAps_oI every ilrarrlptl>t l from a !, Real Genuine^Bargains : . SMITH & CP. i OUR MOTTO--" QUICK SALE AND SMALL PROFIT?!" I TI1E PEOPLE'S RELIABLE STORE. dl Washington Street, Cape May City. CHARLES NEEDLES. Cassimcres of all colors^t - - 5 cents, l„ Good Calicoes, - -. 4 cci.ts. Muslin, yard wide, Hlcached and Unbleached. 6 cents. r Ladies' Vests, 30 cents. J Gossamers, - - - . - 75 cents. Extra Kid Gloves. - - - 60 cents. n Ladies' Newmarkets, Dolmans and Circulars and Children's Coats - at prices which defy competition. DR. WARNER'S CARLINE CORSETS, The People's Reliable ■ CLOTHING STORE i No. 43 Washington Street, Cape May City, CHARLES NEEDLES. LaryoaL Ckaapeat and Finer! .tortUt the ooutuy . Gents' Reafiy-Hafle ClolMi ai Fmisliai Goals. 'Spar tally Seleett tl for Hie P4U. ami wtnt KR TRADE or I KM. We are otiwat mil oor Winter atoek reJardiMa cl ™t m rnb all-wool overcoats. •A Cllll.DHRN's ALL-WOOL COATS. SS Ba. We bare made the rame p-<|e.rttona'e rttluelMih tn all nl nor Winter «nod» call and oftee lor yourarll belufn antna lo POUadrliiMa or eleewhrrr. planing mi el, SASH FACTORY & LUMBER YARDS. E Doors, Sash, Blinds, Shutters, Moulding, &c. Of whlrh we hare a larfe atoek now on hand. In our waremotna, ready lor immediate shipment. ^ BRACKETS, SCROLL WORK, TIMINGS. ETC., building lumber f OF EVERY DESCRIPTION. WILLIAM C. SCUDDER & SON. I FRONT AND pbiipbm. nrnSkTM. CAFprN. X. J. J.-lat The Best is the Cheapest ! ' benezets f — POH YOVH boots and shoes,, s 5 1 Washington Stree', Cape May, N. J. "* ^ "WALKER SHO E." : ice! ice! ice! knickerbocker ice co., ; OF PHILADELPHIA. supply hotrut, kbits usantm and (xirtaubi with pure eastern ice. , COAL! COAL! COAL! bsrt ijuaury. cabmfullt prkpabkd for family cut and pull wkiobt gl'arawtkkd; Head ymr ordere to the Branch ^J-H,N(;Tt|N htkKKT Abore OCKAN.CAPR maV. F.J. I boots and shoes! Latsaat and Moal Cumpleta Stork of Good, Uhray Rnurr and WW. IB t»ye Hay Co. j style, quality and price cannot be surpassed. ! ONE PRICK ONLY. I FI NEWAL L-P A PER S eldredge johnson. " WADHmOTON BTFEET

ffirdiral. Worts or WarniM anil ComJort I •iaumuahlmtananedafaiektiem, takreneer #j tlyod Bre^tonply^imn*, or if you feel . | 'wlthnot nearly know. ^ i H« why, nop Blttera i | tabor, WI aimed lj, the attain tjfymtrrtrrv.lar If you are Buffering from over-caltog I . ordnnkloc, any ioillacrelion or tllaaipallon : o^kfji'tng and growing loo faai, ns la» | ' If V»I nrc aieLwliii~nial lerriblc alek- | nt«. Nereou.n—a. vnu wil! And a "Halm in Oilead" in Hop Bittern. ?vaiarlll" B^*rm?Tuiim* 'irS'lmZ. -mltteni Perrra by Hie tiae o! nop Blltrra. L " W be paid lor "H^hlywul'nMfUrtor hrtp! DAY j Dr. CHIPMAN'S PII-LS, Dr. CHIPMAN'S PILLS. Dr. CHIPMAN'S PILLS. a^^jrterprtdna drnntaia and E. D. LONG. Sole Agent for U. S. ' ' TWBFTY-PIVB CKSTH a BOX. SALICYLIC A. Onot itnd F«ralfla.Aa a Mnai'parlart It Itaa TiiE ODD RELIABLE SPECIFIC: ENDORSED BY PHYSICIANS AND THOUSANDS OF PATIENTS many yeara and rurrd a l^rr-r^ pr rernlaa a ^or , POSITIVELY CURES RheumatisM neuralgia GRAVEL, DIABETES rell-Tr him and p.it him in aoadtuoo lo auand u> hie dally arneattooa kt.ua PBR BOX. • BOX BR FOR «L Blood poisoning "wABflBUBFB * CO, PROI-S, myhdltw r.7 Broadway. Few York. MrtTty! ?ai2'Mayc«y?*T' *' D"' "" ><"rT * catarrh W liivif IT A TRIM. Ely' (imin IWm (htttaea bo Pain. ! (ilrra Helttf a> oner. A Tb'"rnngb Treat- , Iia-Bi wlD. Curr. Not a IJquJd. Not*] • miff. Apply into nortrila. .. JuSCn" irtilSi "/-• j Kl.r liHOTIHBh. Itmagwta. Gwrfwi y. Y | ANTED ^IMMEDIATELY I ^

-! Friar's Cross *' l The Scheming Woman, IF. DellkBT IlltOWEIt, j — -AutWr of | noynrksjaivhaa." in, :SeSS5«3S3S. t*^. d"" " U lu,U1' aUl® ban u V »LTJ" ">'ok,"> |iug--a proent fnun t 'Itarley Cappage— "P •«! vlnpjwd ber baud, m ch.1,1iw^MMv tSdb^llJi'i '"T """ "'Dda,,J j ' 'It wiil'hel'p to poor child ia hyatoricaL Take no notice." i lo llnd th'c three gentle TtlilTbipot over chantablo hnu-hmg wifk krhleb dm fabla ,1 glanco wbleh" nlntkc u world uf ".vmt^tln n and contrition, but the yonng n'tatg o, : lluihriug 111",, winch were 'beld^np^cThing ■ I big «Je-D'-oeelv blootn. 1 bmkidjl""rilll\e^l if i uT ' f lua «u a little fright, . ii, -d by thia novel love- making, and nut a little diaappointcd. She began to cry. nu.l rati to bar i e^Mru Daring rwe ud led the aubimtg j bnght," hbeaaid; and! ao Marjory adtHneflit, poll, but amiling, to imd Kloa'a from tltc : room, Hnmphrey saw the familiar figim, in ! jrv«y purple gown, and hi. face ItrighU "Thank you, Marjory." bo auid. buUliiie out bia band. "Hob told m ' Marjory amiled ber anawer. She could not apeak. The pong tdio luul felt, tu, nlie bjd neon him put bia anna round Ida child. uuei)iected, that aho L ii .truck dumb. It bad only needed thoae few wvonda to a wonum Mtrt°Ml ^ """ •""" "nlT but Marjory Sebright tra. not ,.ue' who dreaded a little pain, or who would allow it "it ib for Humphrey ahe tbuuglil, na ■die aootbed the tearful, pouting child and talked with noble kiudnca. of her lovnr'n goodnetot, truth and manly devotion. jT have oft™ thought thai 1 tdtnuld like to would not ahrink from thia atlSenng boOOU.C it u one he can never know of." And then Fines, having bathed iter eye* and ahaken out her pale-yellow curia and put on ber prettieat while diuner-dreaa. went down^taira again, holding Mias Se. brigbt'a hand, to find her lover deep in a Mr*. Doring looked anxioua. It wua clear that Humphrey waa not thinking of marriage at all juat then, hut of tho dead conain ■horn he had loved aaa^larother. and of tho laitily made a formal admiaaiou of hia un- | changed love for Fiona, but that the little in the MrcnniKanr^""" """ , *C"*7 "He moat not be allowed to go away 1" ' ahe reflected rapidly, aa Fiona went out mlo the hali to wiali her lover good night "Fiona muat try and prevent it." , In the friendly gloom of the hall Hum- . phrey did at last aloop down to kins hia lit- - tie love; lint there waa a great aadueaa ir [ face as he did so. The delight that had been bora to him frt nt the beta and pain of other* of hia blood lasted but bitterly in hia month. , naked gently. "Your mother haa given me pcrmisaiou to speak to yon, dear." 1 "Come buck?" faltered Fiona, on the verge of another bund of (car*. "Are yon gtMge way again?" I uat I am going to Anicrrrik' j dropi filied' the kdSf^kjiairt^ho looliS t up at her tall lover. •Vileclare it ia too . had! And I don't believe you care for me one bit !" The young man dried her tear* and hushed the pretty hjrd against hia breast; but be did not ensfcr the fretful '. .hall have to mope in thfkarfcwnLroom while I am sure I km old emmgh to ttopToaraing > "But yon have Mia."sli,Hgfc now for a friond," urged Humphrey kinds,. "She will 1 take earn of my Utile Fiona forlme while I am aw»y." }-. "Oh, Miaa Sebright cried the child tmpotiently. "Miaa Sebright la worae dfcEtony; I oan't catch her in anything— ahe ia ao aly. And ahe make* let do whatever- ahe think* ! fight," "Of oonrae ahe doee. drer. And whal Marjory thinkn right. I think right; ao you wili he very kind to her, for my take, won't you, and do exactly what ebc tell, you ?" a ' 'I am kick of being lectured ! " cried Floaa, _ Ceek'we were to "be nuuTted aml^to go to Paria for our honeymoon— that'a what mamma raid. Humphrey, why muat you go j: awayf Pleaae doutl Tour poor Utile ; Flora win be w hmelv." i. She wound her childiab arma round J ltia neck, aa abe (poke, and Blood on tip-toe ' to be kneel. «. The kiaa waa given, but very. "C ^ ^TB^*tan^etaytoBaSnthi^tlKm !n "Too don't nadraaUBd. ray child," be » raid gently. "Dout make my duty any g harder than It ia. I trautaoJ" "Very well, than gel" abe cielaimed petulantly, tearing ber band* from hi. !_ atron* etaap. "And I am very tatty yon £ ramcYackU Mil "-and with lb™, wonla r- .he ran Up the tdaira. and a dhdani dpor. waa beard tdamnting behind her. I Humphrey wghe,L ami Imttaning hia Mat «. ! acrora hi* cheat, went out into the diamal i t- i January darknea. and hratk u> the hnahad a j and aorrowful hotua on the hill. . - He had, perhxpa, dreamed of a different 0 1 scene; bat hia heart waa en haavy, thai it ! hardly fell the additional pant 1 hat had fnL V , Ion a poult. _ '■ Marjory, who bora her duaky roraer raw the young ma-t go, notjcel the dulluem 'of hie gait mod the WMly^troo^ * , ^ "He i. Jtry nnhan-y." abe tbtmght.rad-

T ly. watching tho fall, uttrk fijpirti aa U dimp- «, peered beyond the trees of Uie drive. | 'tYhpt ia my trouble Compared with his?"' J ITtcre waa. indeed, aa it seemed, nothing i but trouble that night at Gable End frng of a bekdaetp and inaiiding on MarI iory'a sitting by her , and talking her to The talk was all of Wmphrcv. The girl ■ltd not spare herself, j She lokl' his .polled nil1,- Hweeth'eart, the atory of his London life as she Itad heard it from her brother B and heraclf rfltneaeed lt-of the .tragglo it liad been and bow bravely he had endured; of Ills generous praise of clhe* men. hia conu -taney tn^ripndkhip, hia ialent and cnltiva- ,, lion. ancTdebcale resppet for women, i. i "A good many mf-ii. perhapa." she con-SitWel-u.Rfa Is- gan to yawn, "are a. ttTelever and a. handsome as Mr. ^Iaunout, I "lie ia not a bit handaome now •" com- 1 ,r ; plained the child drowsily "He looks ao i old. And— I Utink he might have brought 1 n me something down from London— ha is ,0 not half ao nice aa he used to be." A 1 „ j Marjory stood np and dirtied the' light y ' "He brought yon him self — his life," aha sbo could not keep from e trcmhltirgr "Take careof thetn, Fiona." I 1 CHAPTER XL ! When Captain Bragleigk returned froml y NetUeby late that night, hia coal and whi.k- 1 " j h™ SrwaitS011 ny f ' tytCCO'- ho ,ou"<1 1 r i wonted cloud on her bright face. i I "Humphrey Isunont has been here," site said hurriedly, as soon as they were abut up ' I into her boudoir. "Ho haa, no idea of I • marriage for a year or more, and he sails for i • j ' The Captain gave venl to a long and dole- ' ' ■ • Wh*' ®*kc" hilu ?" ®" *»hed, sur- j ; | Dralng shrugged her graceful! > "The old man haa act hi. heart on having ' '' j phrey baa undertake)! lo gratify him." i • j "There'a no acconnting foe taste, b* ! George!" relumed the Captain, who "woTdd ; certainly have preferred, to any snch e>-i— . I j choly voyage, the comfortable home and! the unlimited billiards and cigar* which | I , might have been Humphrey's, "But can't ! he lie induced to aettlo something definitely j In-f ore he goe»— that is lo say, if tho conain ! , ! ia really dead ? It would lie" no joke if the | _ beir should tarn np safe and aonud after the ! ' j "There ia no danger of iHkt. The proofa I . I of hia death are incontestable; and— the old I ' j man cannot last loug. It is a pity it cannot " i-.bc arranged." ~"The febow nmst be a fool!" contempt- ' J noutdr decided tbe captain. > j , j at all. Rex," answered tbe liith' wid- . ow. with nnrnftled sood-teuper. "He is only a gcnUHttan; and bo happens to have j , been bora with loo big a heart." 1 "That must be of great service to bia I I clients, mustn't it ?" her brother sneered, . his losses at "The Prince of Wale." having I produced a_ tendency to look on Ihc gloomy) , side of I lungs. "Not that he'll ever need j t hia profession— lucky dog! What tone did you take with him. I'lor — eh?" ' of n* """n j ^,cd ^rtiiilV't' "dk lendesl to be atisorbed in the affuirs ou tho ; i bill. When ho did speak at last and asked I t my permission again to address Fiona, I put the niattersaaide— said there would be I i time enough for that when he returned— j I that Fbrss WMstill Ijj^joung lo think of illSH I page hang about quite so much, that'll all. " ' , "Absurd! Young Cuppago has not a r nas a little spy on Hie premisea in™?* . shape of your new governess." I ftkly dear ller." cried the sister with l frKNdly scorn, "it is a pity you were leira r "osu^ilBioaet Marjory Sairright b a -lady, j if all«xloea wear stuff gowns and go out as i ) two rather than niter one word about wlrnt r goea oa under my roof. \M t are no judge of charaster, Csptnin." ' "I never auid I * OihyGeorge. Cbr, you ) know! And, after all. aVoyage to Anieri- , ca nowaday*, ia a mere* pbaisurotrip. Lament* ill be laickin no time')" "Of cuurec, the niarriagif muat have been delayed, in any case, tut aceonut of Itis • tramming; and, ao a man like him. a few I weeks' absence will not b,i daiuierous." ! "Added to which, Clar, fie ia not tho i owner of Winter-sloe yet I" It wsa written, {however, thai Hnmphrey ) Lament was to bear that title before be I sailed for tha shore* where hia conain lay buried ; for, on the wry eve of his deparii nrc. old Chriatophor Lamont waa found I dead in the deoertod be<l-room of hia win. w hither he had wandered in tbe middle of t tin night, according to a restless habit Unit had pgaaeuaiid Jjini ever since poor Cyril 1 The oh? man, when discovered, was knee! - > ing bv the -vacant bed, his head baried in - lbs pillows andehia lips pressed lo a faded ! smoking.cap /if his j(cad boy's. He bad I poaeed away finite tranquilly. 1 And eo Htraphrey waa left alone hi the I hushed and a Wo- stricken house ; and again • hia journey waradelayrsL 1 There was arm* hope al Gable End that - it might be indefinitely deferred, now thai there ,waa urn longer any necessity for gratl- • tying the old Bquire'e wialtee ; but Mrs. 1 Denng. and one other person, judged IluinI phrey Lamont more truly, and fait that hia proraisl lo the Mns sacred. . whence all visitor* were beniahed for the r time -being, waa very grateful to poor Humphrey's sore heart. ,! Doabtjgn many other house* wonll a glaeUy hare opened thalrBma to him in hia t need, and ntany-Sfg*- Indie* would have been glad. to eee tlieir'dougbtora playing Ibe i, port of Mr. Iwmont'e ministering angel , e nut the young man aeemed totally oblivious o of hia new aocial value, and spent in the i. pretty cottage, which stood ao temptingly o near hia own gates, all the lime that could e be spend from the hard, ugly basin cea nffoirv Inseparable fromthe lota changes at « He hod lived a1 tJottylj lonely U/e lo appreciate in tbe higtuwC degree th* gentle e surrounded, and, to Chh'delight of the briln hunt little mistress of tbe house, was found not to be above petting and the pretty worst altip, attention and devotion which were v so freely laid ai his foel. Captain Bnlfeleigb, it U true, laughed in d his alcove at tha notion of any young man of ia thirty-three being sorry to come in far an u estate and ■" fort one, even if it involved |* 1 walking over tbe graves Vif a crotchety old IS uncle who had bevcr done anything for him j end^a conain whom he bad not eel eyes ou M | Bat, as undo Bex waa looking forward to si many pi sees nt vistbsin his niece's future home, to many a gffid day's bunting and it shooting, and many a good disnor, the gool-nauired gentleman was shrewd enough j. to keep trie-opinions to himself, and affected to believe with Clar that youug Umont was v deeerving of tb^raateat pity. , d- "I beg your pardoo," raid the other man. "I thought I trad hold of the ttrap.'

t "• ~ J" I?"1 ■°* ^"irie'tbaTiuiMrenSr'train. ?! Hhe'tniBr ri nruuTumi ' eu^lLf j? tkerata: irt i.tLL" CV'° i •• 1 J 1 1 - V) ."vri'.0 'Ie|"' ■d ""BTIum rn Meat bem^rai line; tirere wtwre^ flewera ami 'J' I Die publiahrr of the .Vadium Canute '» j Itc-ard writes from Hunnvllle. Ark., as . to the effect of Brown's Iron Ili'teranu "' hia wile. Mr. Daogberty aaya, "M* wife I has bren using lbs Btlters for tome monlha ' ! the effect in tier case la remarkable." He m also writre that owing to counterfeit! and Imitation a. It was difficult to get the ' genuine article. That difficulty baa now ! been remedied; imitatora have been ex. pored and put to flight. There al elreI where. Brown's Iron Bitters can be had nt I "MUI the respectable draggiste at a dollar "* ' -? »-! ^ Tha Dlma Show. | Aral exHu'raSl'Sei'^'te^Bii a r Woraa Than Flraarma. ,1 - Where children died from tbe effecta of ; rekine rough syrup containing Morphia, g : rrmarki that opiates, poison and narcotics ' are more dangerous iliardfhearma. MothI ere should note this and furthermore that | diffareiit Boards of Health, after making J| careful analyses have certified that tbe x. | ™ly purely vegetable preparation of^thia bat. prompt and effective, U Bed Bier •tj Cough (hire. Mayor Latrobe of Baltimore I- and tue Commiaainqer of Health, have „ I publicly endorsed this valuable diacorcTy. is! "No." said tbe Vermont deacon, "I I don'i approve of bora radn.' but >ban f, another member of tbe churcb become! so cl Godless aa lo try to pass ma on tbe road ,1 1 cumin' home from meetlo', I feel it my I duty to let out a lltlla on the reins, juat 1. 1 to keep him from pultiog hia truat In | earthly things.' I- - - - is i What It la— What It Doaa. * ! Hood's Sarsaparilla la made of raraalt ; psrills, dandelion, mandrake, cherry bark. I j uve urtl. dock antl other mediciuai agents ' i long and favorably known for their power J, In eradicating disease and purifying tbe Jl blood, ll will cure when in tbe power of ,1 medicine. Scrofula, Salt Rbcum, Dyspepsia. Headache. ConsllpaUon, Billlouraera, . General Debility, I'aina in tbe Back, Kidney Complaint, Catarrh, Female Weak. "Inesa. Cancerous Humors of the Face, , j Ilingworm. I'implea, Ulcers, Sores, Tu- , | mors, Seald Head, and all diseases arising ) from an impure slate or low condition of _ the blond. Hood's Sarsaparilla is made by .(I'. J. Hood A; Co.. Ixiwoll, Mass. Sold • j by all druggists; #1, six for 55. "Do you knatv. Ford, what day of the ! month It is la day ?" drawled out one dude to another in the New York Union Club. "I have DO ideate, Cuawlea." "Well, i perhaps you know what day ol the month Clnwles; but last Chwistmas was on the i 25! h of December." ,1 A Wanting Hkelctoti. ' j Sir. E. St ringer, or Mechtntcaburg, , ] Pa., writes-. "1 was afflicted with lung , i fever and aliccss on luoga, and reduced ; to ii ualking Shltton. Got a free trial | bottle of Dr. King's New Discovery for , ; Consumption, which did me so much t good that I bouggi a dollar bottle. After , using three Imttlcs, found myself once more a man, completely restored to i health, wilh a hearty appetite, and a gain . in flesh of 48 lbs." Call at Dr. Kennedys - Drug Store and get a free trial bottle of this certain cure for all Lung Diseases. i farge bottle* 51.00. (8) r It ofu-n happens that more depends | U|»n tbe w< rkmsn thsn^tbe^material at wi l carve a shape of beauty from a rough ; and unpromising stone more easily than a B bungler will shape the same figure >' of the moit plastic substance. II ia tbe • cultivated mind and hand that aceotn1 plitbes results that bettor the world. f uucklcn'a Arnica Salve. ' The Best Salve In the world for Cute, ' Bruises, Sores, Ulcere, Salt Hheum, Fever Sore*, letter, Chapped Hands, Chi lbsins. Corns, and all Skin Eruptions, and a positively cure* Piles, or no pay required j It ia guaranteed to give perfect satisfar1 (inn, or money refunded. Price 25 cents per box. For Sale by Dr. Kennedv J Druggist. i A dealer In playing cards and games t advertises "Trick Tickets for Suoday '• Schools.'' These take tbe place of ordln- • ary cards ;in the performance of tricks, i- They are designed lo eliminate the bed - reputed hearts, clubs, spades end dia- • moods. I Boye and Girls! u snu*a. B-.-i is aekraiwletlgail by all as tb« heat c A wise man has said that Ibe strongest i force in nature U the eye of a woman for ,_ t lie roan that loves her. It will bring him lt hack frooi ibe utterrouet parti of Ibe earth when nothing tire will. . 1 tiuresstag. partteaiarly at atgkt ; aaaaaa' aa if " W'^?'™rF^T'*»wll^l»ii^Aaasma reeBSstobaa. u A Brooklyn preacher haa threatened to « expel mcaibera of hb church who visit the skating rink. And yet nothing will » tiring a man on hia kneea so quickly as a ^ pair of roller skates. x Fraato Farmara! j Pornuir'i4 lw^Awa?S arotwia far i» pi!