JMSBH A potato i> as cully bruised u an apple. Next year's profl! In Oil* year's weed. !»*• Look well to the match-aafcs cod glare-pipe*. Petal pat on thl» month will not- be itnck fall of flies, nor cracked by the Temperature end moirture are u Important to crop production u manure, and both arc Ik a meuuro regulated by nuderdralolng the wet place*. •and and bury In a "hole" in the gar. den Just a* you would potatoes, and see how nice -and freah and «olt they win home out at Christmas or evee later. Spribgs, wdla, cisterns, tanka, windmill* troughs, run*, pump*, pipe* and drain*, and *11 other appliance* incidental to the atock water-supply will get out of order and need repairs. Next month freezing weather may make it too late. Soak newtpapcra and knead them Into a pulp. Dip the pulp into a strong eolation of oxalic acid, and sluff the rathole* with tin*. They will not dig long in that Without getting sore toe* and nosae, and will leave in disgust. 1! the meat has spoiled In the old barrel more than once. It may bo best to gore new a new. one, but if not too bsdly tainted. It may be sweetened in several ways; Clear it by burning an armload of dry ahavlags In iL Or ilako a half busbel of fresh lime in it, and when Slacked flit full with water, and stir thoroughly and frequently for two or lime; perhaps t ho two together would be best. Or fill with garden soli, let Of course, the deal operation in either method should be complete scrubbing and scouring with sand and good hard If predictions ere to be fulfilled, the women of society will bare to look to their laurels the season just about to be Inaugurated. The fashionable men are showing an alarming tendency towards discarding conventional costumes and adopting styles that are picturesque, to unusual splendor during Uio past summer, when " glided youths " sauntered about the aummer-botcl porches, their pristine flannel lulls relieved with broad Homst sashes, or wide metal bells, and now |t Is prophesied tharshe midwinter will hlrald styles yet more gorgeous. Bonvc of the most courageous innovators ghremdcoce to the rumors by permitling their enterprising tailors to use their names " en nhUnce," as the French say; that our representative society-men, s few of them, will actually wear the Orb ental sash, minus (he 'waistcoat, this ■ashes sre wldet of superb quality and exquisite colorings. There are pale grounds, such as pink or blue, wkh contrasting deeper tints running horizontally, and there are also deep grounds, garnet; stone, mtrine blue or royal purple, van with pale-colored liars. Yes, they are effective ; an effective. In fact, that the warning la to be repeated ; the belle of to-day needs to be wsry or the beau will eclipse her splendor. Well, from all prospects the belle intends to be extraordinarily waiy, for charming In the cxpletlonjfor tbo various midday and midnight entertainments that will soon make the winter days speed by like so many fleecy clouds.— TUllo May Forney, in November Tablt Talk. This remedy Is becoming so wel' known and so popular as to uoed no special mention- All who have used Klootrlc llilUr* stag the song of praise. A purer medicine does not exist and It Is guaranteed to do all that is claimed. Electric Bitters will cure all diseases of the Liver and Kidneys, will remove Pimples, Bolls. Bait Hncum and other affections caused by Impure blood. Will drive Malaria from the system and proven! as wetl as cure all Malarial fevers. For core of Headache, Constipation and Indigestion try. Electric Bitten. Entire satisfaction guaranteed.ormonoy refunded. Price 8k. and »1.00 per bottle at Marcy ik Mecrsy's Drug Store. B A WKKAT MAUAZ1NK. The Contury for 18B0. ' / HE q nor lion has often beer Cralwy owe its great cirpt lalnj achetnoa, but by the excellence which haraeterlrca tt in every department". In Iwlr announcements for Iho oomlng year he publishers state that It has alwaymbeea hetrdaoito to make TtMCraUnr theonolnIspeuaablo periodical of Its class, so that ihasmr other publication might bo desireto la the family The u ah"? could not be ■fleeted by thosowbowiihlo keep abreast f the times hi *n matters pertaining to ulturo. And ahe unprocedcuuri elreulessponse of Ore pobhoto this Intention, With Iho No rem bo r numbor TU tvnfury re* or the ^mog-nino zrjsK'filA taooln hlsio^and tbo he Centura will puUith the moot !mwtant ore feature that ha* 701 found . a place in Its pages It Is Iho ft fi result of four yean' work of Mr. Timothy Colo, the of 1 he, world. In IhogaUorirs IrgT-TfiA of Europe, engraving frees CV «/ "rigUials tbo greatest VtJ" * .pictures by iho old masters. MffW' land, its Mn, landapes, etc., will appear, and than are to | affray arUeles o« atds^w»aa, *ta "*222!^ ®",r* *« to anyone on requsst ,

B Fine tailoring, Illram Do Wall, under 3 the Girard House, Phils. " — era, Cape May City, N. J. -' A. C. Uilc, bouse, sign and fresco t painter, Cape May, N. J. 1 V- , Nathan C. Price, surveyor and con- 1 veyancer, Cape May City. 1 id- Ware A Eldredge, builders, offlce.No. r 4 Mansion street, Capo May. 1 nl1 James T. Bailey, practical blacksmith t and horse sboer, near Cape Island 1 bridge. 1 be For liamcss, horre blankets and lap. ■ robes go to Geo. L Lovclt, No. 12 Occam • m- street. Cape May. >1 ■e, A. L- Hayncs la kept busy these chilly • by 'autumnal days putting up his celebrated 1 stoves sod ranges. [ th J. B. Bcbcilenger's lumber yard Is at 1 ir. the Landing. Contractors' and builders' 1 id auppllea on hand. . < ry Miss Lizzie Smllhcnt. No. Id S. 2nd 1 en street, Philadelphia, new alyles in fall t d- Give L L. Bheppard. 28 Washington t n- need of furnishing goods 1 vt Washington Hotel, Seventh and Chest- ■ xt nut streets, Philadelphia. A favorite I reso'rt for Cape May people. 1 tg orders promptly alicndctPlo. 1 it- Hand's Central Market. Washington f ig and Ocean streets. Choice groceries and 1 id provisions delivered free "f charge. a Geo. M. Powell. IB Decatur St., keeps a x- on hand a seasonable slock of clothing, c d- Eldredge Johnson makes a specialty of n- BU Washington street. Cape May City. I ct Haydock, 18 N. Becond street. Phdadt-l-n. phis. ■ er Cltas. Wclnmann A Co. offer astonish- 1 Ig tag bargains In line furniture at tlieir '1 rd warerooms, No. 087 Market street, PbU- J ■dciphta. « te the great Wood purifier. Sold by all to druggists. c * Chsa. Needles' 1 to res are well supplied >« with all necessary to lit out the family 1 h with clothing for cold weather, no mat- > a- ties! goods, E. Bori.ek, 02s Chestnut d street, Philadelphia. If Dr. H. A. Kennedy's U. S. Pharmacy d la a well stocked establishment, open ell I Id the yter round. Physician's prescrip- I f lions carefully compounded. s 3- Martindale A Johnson's Turkish and s re Russian baths are at No. 21 North 10th I t- 8L, Philadelphia. These baths are very n a Alex. J. H. Mackio' No. 118 N. Bccond 1- street, save all discounts of middlemen ' Is and get goods at bottom prices. t ie Bliss E> Parke, ladles' end gentlemen's d If Becond street, Philadelphia. Custom 1 '• work is mad'tsa s|>ccialty at tbls store. * 1- South Jersey Marble Works. Cape >. the best style of the art. Yard, near 7 Cape Island bridge, on Turnpike. 't Goff A Smith manufacture and ship to X If all points where needed the celebrated V u Belle Plain brick. Lowest cash prices * •11 only demanded by this enterprising flnn. 2 u There Is ■ large list of Cape May City buyers who prefer the splendid stores of j" Strawbrldge A Clothier. They sre si0 and what la s most pleasant anticipation J and realization get value tor money ex - c n pen ded. u The Cape May branch of the Kuickcr- g booker Ice Company is one of the es- ,1 ,| tablishod institutions of the town, ft 0 Thomas W. Millctt. the agent, is an oh- „ ^ remarkable degree the good will of the p " people of Capo May. - 1 C. B. Coles has remarkable facilities at ,f at his Kaign's Point lumber yard tor the cheap and handy shipping of builder's .. material. Vessels unload and load at II bis wharves, thus making a saving in w the handling of merchandise bought at , his extensive establishment. ^Ir. Coles £ ,1 turns out only first class mill work, and c c deals only In tbo best of material. a Cape May boast* justly of ber skilled 1 mechanics. Among them none take higher rank than Joseph P, Henry, the b house sign and fresco palmer, lie also s deals In painter's materials. rites contractors and builders to call at ^ his business place In this city and exam- .J ■ lne stock and gel estimates. Hr. Conner Is prompt and reliable In his bosl- ' ness dealings. , Wm. U. Mills, boat builder. Cape May p 1 City, N. J. Mr. Milts has materially q 1 added to the Cape May Beet of fait sail- * 1 tag yachts. He knows how to get a [ boat up to win prises. Don't go away p ; -from home If you want ooc;buIlt, but j J patronize home Industry and talent. AH kinds of lumber and mill work Is j| s supplied at the yards of George Ogden. ' Cape May Court House. He deals In ' while pine, yellow pine, Cyprus and E \ hemlock lumber. He invites sn examl- 0 nation of his stock. 1 Cape May Is fortunate in having bank- - ing facilities. The branch of the New w Jersey Trust A Safe Deposit Co. Is one I of the long needed aula to business late- J ly established. The names connected With it are such as to Inspire confidence of the public. For tjnie deposits this bank allows interest. Cape May peopls I neas elsewhere whea such admirable fa1 cllitles are at home. Philadelphia boasts of ber extensive manufacturing interests. John and Jas. Dobsoo, the big carpet men, are among those who hare given the great city a leading place In the industrial markets of this country. 1 The Spaolal Features J of The TmU/t Campania* for the comI tag year, as announced In the Colored , Souvenir we have received, include six 1 Serial Stories, ami. One hundred and I 1 Fifty Short Stories, fnily illustrated. J Also tales of Adventure, illustrated I . Sketches of Travel, Humorous articles, I . Scientific and Historical Articles, House- I hold Article*, One Thousand Anecdotes, I timely Editorials oa Uw leading que*. * lions of the day, and a whole page each week tor the HUle one*. The Companion lias won a place In the home Ufe obtained by no other paper, and I* read every week ta' nearly Half a Million famHies. With Its Doable Holiday Nnmbers at Thanksgiving, CUrismas, New Year's ana Easter, its' Weekly Illustran 4 Supplement., Us line paper and hiatalfu! pletwes, no^fis^^reakir Hterery - paper can fcproach it in vSa. It i. 1 nally . «'iA( [taper' fee only tW a 0 year. If you send ffl.TB now you can have from BOW to January 81 free and for a full vedr from that dole, Including the supplements and Double Holiday asm hers, aud Urn Attnoal Premium List ~Xf*aea Otmpaniao, Bueloo, Maas.

The Arab LegendThere la g quaint Arabian lcgand which tells of the pilgrimage to Mecca 1 of twu iletUUl futHl»e» 6f the FropheC" " Abonk journeyed on foot; Sellm was . mounted on a camel. At nightfall both the pilgrim* had reached a spring of ■ water in the desert, where grew a few | palm treps. They prepared to spend the , nigh! together. " It la a long and ted- ( lous journey." raid Almbk. " On the j 1 contrary, it Is short and pleasant," an- J on the horizon, wherein I saw the e spires of the temples of the Holy City." k There was no mirage, no Holy City to Ibe ^ecn -• " angrily declared Abouk ; . ' there were, lostead, legions of veno- J poisoned tar ficsb." " Not a single ant ' two-pligrims wore quarrelling fiercely, t when a good priest, also journeying to. 1 I ward Mecca, came up. He listenod to ' I them patiently. Peace, my brethren," he said at last ; lej. us leave these quea- I ! next night It was Abouk who had Jnurne> pleasant, and it was Selim who brothers." said the priest. *' we sre all ' casioually."- Argonat blood, local application* .-an do n.. perod of treatment I* In purify the htonil, Ab^o'k tal"1'™ 1. HOOD A CO , Lowell. Mas*. m cd by noise )~Who-^who's U.al"> air, 10 present our cards, with our wishes tor a pleasant night's repose . Y*fi«n. Read the following Mr. ('. II. Morris. Ark., says: -Was down with of Lun^s, and friends and physians prononnccd mean Incurable Consumptive. Began taking Dr. King's Discovery for Consumption, am Jesse Middleware, Deealur.Ohlo.aays: a "Had it not been for Dr. King's New for Consumption I would have _ died of Lung Troubles. _ Waa given up TVy it Sample bottles free at Marcy A Mecray'a Drug 8lore. 5 Our readers who may bo about to pur chase a piano or organ should look into the extensive salesroom.* of Biaains and N. W. comer of Chestnut and 11th streets. This firm is the agent of the n famous Packard organ, which only needs u be exsmidtd that its merits may be known. See the fine large ad. on first page of the Wavx.. Pfdlral. Catarrh Cured ' Bxmparifla gives ready rellrt°^d speedy from the btet U acts through the blood, and thus reaches every part of the system. with catarrh, sod my general health Is much better." L W. taxis, Postal derk Chicago RL Loots Railroad. " 1 suffered with catarrh » oe S years ; tried Hood's BarsaparlUa, and was greatly " Hood's Baraaparltla la characterized by three peculiarities I 1st, the conMiuUlon ot qusllUes. The yesult Is smedtclne of unus' .. . strength, effecting cures hitherto uutuiowD. I SHtr-HS Register ot Deeds, Lowell. Mass. woreh Us weigh I In rchl." I. Raiutuiuroy, UO Bank Street, New York City. Hood's Sarsaparilla Bold by all drusxtsts. (listzfocls. Madonly hy C t. HOOD A CO., Lowell. Mas*. iOO Doses One Dollar, j Pest jVIade Glothing t ■" fhilad'a „ MeN A. C. YATES & CO., SIXTH 01 CHISTNDT. LEDGER BUILDING, C JOSEPH G. BOYD, ■aeeoMor to c. Thomss, GROCER,

We are Jllpt Giving Awag 1.000 PIECE8 800 PIECE8 INGRAIN :: CARPETING. VELVET CARPETING Patterns of our best Cr« per 22 Patterns! At ftn per Grade, worth 80c; »' yard, worth $1.25;) IJlLUU yard. " &■ " '■«» PIECES 500 pieces. TapffltryiBroslii Carieliij. 0MBISTSR CARPSTW. Patterns.' Jl Of per j 25 Pattem.,1 CC> do worth $l.75;> ijlxj yard. | worth 75c;> . JJb. Our Special sales have always attracted a large number ot buyer* from all parts of the cat}- and country. This is the largeat quantity and finest line of patterns we ever offered at retail at such LOW PIUCES, and no one ahould miss the chance of securing Homeland do so quickly^ Being the products of our own fac. OUR NEW PATTERNS FOR THIS SEASON ARE NOW READY. JOHN & JAMES DOBSON, MANUFACTURERS, 40 AND WEST 14TH ST., NEW YORK. ; for Infants and Children. ^ "Csaiorl* 1. •oweUadapod lo children thai I CmtMta cures n»lir. fWJr-uen. lit Be. Oxford Bl, Braoaiyw. K. T. I WuKt" mjunoua medlcetlnc <Brccf rits, provisions, (?tr. HAND'S CENTRAL MARKET Corner Washington and Ocean Sts. CAPE MAY CITY, N. J. <#lcur, £ui, »au, <?tr. DAYID W. RCDAN, FIELD AND GARDEN SEED Coal A Wood, Flour A Feed of nil «, inds. Fresh a Salt Hay in Bales. ICE! ICE! ICE! Knickerbocker Hce Company, OF PHILADELPHIA. Sijjlia Hotels, Restairaits ami Cittaits litl Pure Eastern Ice. COAL! COAL! R. PARKE, LADIES' AND DENTS' FINE BOOTS AND SHOES, 18 South Second Street, (below Markti) Philadelphia. L. E. MILLER, GENERAL CONTRACTOR, CAPE MAY CITY. N. J. Jj'^j JOSEPH P. HENRY, House, Sign and Frescoe Painter,! 96 Lafayette Street, Cape May City. N. J. GEORGE W. REEVES, PRACTICAL Steal aid Gas Fitter, Heatiig of Buildings a Specialty, Boiler*, kasluea aud Bteaa Pump* Fnralehed and dec Dp. DRAW PtPC LAID TU OKDRIl. J0BB1M) PROMPTLT ATTKSDKD To. " E L DREDGE ^JOHNSON BOOTS AND SHOES, RUBBER ^ GOODS A SPECIALTY. Fin® Wall Papers of th© Latest Patterns. Sellable tor Cottages, Hotel*, «e.. Call aad examtue atoct and prices. anWM. H. MILLi, BOA r BUILDER, CAPF MAY CITY. N J, . NATHAN C. PRICE. Sur ve yorjAfcP Qpn veyancer, capemAy city. h. j. THE CAI'K MAY WAVE 18 THE BEST . " , ' ADVERTISING MEDIUM IN SOUTH JERSEY,

l8min| grirkg, Pmt, gantrartors, (5tr. I grffllts' $im$. i . chas. needles' * No. 4-3 Washington Street, Cape May City, This Space is Reserved for Faii and winter opening of : S. H. MORRISON, DRY GOODS AND MILLINERY TUK Ladies' Long and Short Coats and Wraps lumber merchant Miaae*. Children and Infant's Custard all kind* CASSIMERES of all abode* j llKNIHETTA CUiTIIS of all the lateat styles. All WOOL TRICOTS, all shadea M . VELVETS. SATINS, SILKS AND SURAH SILK. CAMDEN, N. J. Ail kimla ladies' Ornament* and Braids tor Dreas Trimmings. Latest Noveltle ; 11, Bulimia. Specially in KID or/ IVES and CORSETS. 1-odlea, Misses and Cldl J I Jrenri 11^ and WhW MERINO VNDEK WEAK. D.m't ml» ike Jmrgalns li sas1^nd d00r dep0t' new glothing .store | Doors, M, Bins, Slitters, Monllings, Sreens, Etc, N°'"" ^ "**• :j „ ",hoow FALL AP WINTER CLOTHING A.L.CONNER. K •**.,. It "V^a,,.^ Children Tltr Istrgeal Block nf nV KK« 'tlATS ft. r M. n .1.* ^■■*.> I.HIIRRB ABO HILL WOOL j JHSP OECROE OODEN. oxL™ ruRNlZHlNC iccuu' ■Hlw .. ..cT!.":'.crTTT'":J CHAS! "needles. 'fflite Pine, Yellow Pitts, Cypress & Hetniock Leiler Ato.ua aji-Ms-ir-.-. •- "•« - - - -v »-"■ storrs. tin and >hftt Jlron Wortrts. KIMBALL, PRINCE 5 CO-, Joseph swain. LUMPbR MERCHANT5, TIN AND SH£EX.'^N W0RKER MILL • V/CRK ' ' L... 1,- A- L. HAYNES, " reme't Stoves, Ranges and Heaters c. B. COLES, lumber merchant, tin ROOFING and gutter work Doors. Sash. Blinds. Mouldings, Boxes. &c. •• uv« anu i.f?r livebrackets, AND SCROLL SAWING. ' •- - -- - larrianc Horses and Road Hquipaoes to Hire Office. No. 14 Kdiffhn's Avenue. Camden N.J. 1 ' Ccnrractcrs and Carpcr.'.crc, GEORGE L. LOVETT, CAPE MAY CITY. N. J. it. , rra. 1 «**„,«.. t- - 12 Ojean Street. Cape May. N. J. °°rz *Bmn- harness, blankets BRICKS, I'OTTKRS BUFF AMK'I.A V ; " lap ROBES.

Ilii People's Live stsct km tarn OF PENNSYLVANIA. A ? % Hamate,., re- L arra ^ ^ SHarbI' . For $100 it will cost $6 per year to Insure your Horse . against death by Disease or Accident. J. HENRY EDMUNES. Agent. I, No. 38 Washington Street. Cape May City, N. J. a - - -- ■ " — — — Monument* and Toomb*tonea : PHOENIX- OIL COMPANY "T*'SS. 4257 tO 4-263 Columbia Avenue. Plvladclphia. gfir ^dptrtlaeMiati. Manufacturers of the Celebrated | " FREE PHOENIX BELT OIL. L ; This Oil will preserve your bolts ; has no effect oh glued or cementedlaps. and gives the full transmission of power. For sale by Belting Manufacturers andyMill Supply Houses at £5«gSB5^j«iima $1.50 per gallon, in I, 2 and 3 gallon cans. $1.25 per gallon in 5 and 10 gallon cans. ■ $1.00 per gallon by the barrel Use no other. If your supplyman has not got It send us his address. rpHB GRAND TURKISH RUS- , Aetna Rubber and Leather Cement aLra^^wr, Channel Cement, Light and Dark* LADIpr DklT, las ruhsn straw. JRubber Paste, Oil-Proof. Warranted Best in the Market- Sana for Price List. MA KTI!t DAL* A JOHHSOM, l-vo*ra PERFECT J8ATI8FACTI0N:;0U AR an TEED. »ila« a «6wuite,»*is. styta-T CYLINDER and MACHINERY- OIL3 of all CRADES AflYBfUSS 11 ttfi WAVE,