BoieUe i. lnereaalDf in EngUnd, TbaLoulsans rice eropVili be abort. TVe Lonttltotion of BrrvU to lo be reThere «(» 14,000,000 nKere la theUni- ' led BUM. He* York City has 1Z7 milee of .trwl J One at Ibe Barges* jacbu bee *00 > nee in Japan. ' ¥h* risible supply of eele it notably 1 «helergt»l on record. ft eb»U *1,300,008 per ennam in kerp 1 tbe Bracts of Peril cleee. 1 A cmmU «B tooe be cut between the Black tod Caspian 8eu. 1 There are 63,800 prnxioccr* In Illinoi. 1 who recalre snpoafly 84,844.164. ' Woltet ere doing greet damage to the 1 II to Mock is Northern Montana. ' The tobeeco crop of Missouri it not only Urge bat ibe flnoet nuted In yews. 1 An epidemic of rojel betlirothelt 1 umi to be rweeplng til over Europe Just no*. ' Fourteen rarael* helling from Oloucetter, .Kite-, here been loet- daring Ibe tmir ■ Needy twenty thouisod men here ' been netarelized in New York City tbie year, ■ Leproey it eeid to hen been transmit- • ted to the Indians of Bristlsb Oolamble by tbeCbineee. The err* town to winter wheat in tho Middle end Western Bute* U fully equal to ieMyeer. T The City of LoutoriUs, Ky., bet pur- 0 - chased e perk of 300 acres wilbin Ore milee of the City Bell for 89,800. [ The British OoTcrumrnt will shortly Jj stk'Psrliemeot for 818.000, 000 for the d purpose of Increasing the nary. ^ An American syndicate is forming In

BL Petersburg, Russia, for the purpose of building railroads in Bertie. I Mrs. Hannah Brei key, of Y'oungstown, Ohio, aged U4, lies Just died. Bbe wet 1 JttaJaXbooty Cork, Ireland, la 1TT7. Oyer two hundred end Bfty gold end 1 •Doer mines hen bean registered lately la the deportment of Antloqula, Colom- ] Tbi expotu of Chill for tbe list eeren ' months if this year were 87,000,000 In <aUet of those tor the same period in 1 1881. 1 The German military budget contains 1 an item of 811,700 for the brawling, training and maintenance of carrier pig. j It is estimated that the sum of 83,000,- 1 000 was locked up by election bete in New York Oily done during tbe recent national contest. Governor Bempte, of Washington Ter. 1 Territory at 187,889. a gain of 34,0Q8tfao 1 past year. r Prof. Nauaesr has succeeded .in ex. c plorlng the iatcrior of Oiecnknd and has arrirod at Godthaab with his four 1 Norwegian athletes. r Southern m|iti for the year ending Atx < goal 3j wakSSfl.OOO bales, against 401,433 ' kales during Ibe prcvlouiiwels* months. ! The "aggregate elilpincutVof hog pro- ' ducts from Chlosgo for the past twelre montl* were 088.000,000 lbs., against 3 , 1,069,800,000 lbs. for tbe corresponding 1 time In 1B86-7. c Malaria. , Malaria U a poison emanating from I poison

soils mora or lees rich In organic matter, and, nM derated to tbe maintenance of healthy Tegetatlon. The essential conditions for Ibe production of the poison 1M decomposition of regetable organic matter, a certain degree of temperature and moisture. It exists in marshes and swamps where there Is much Tcgetable matter In tbe toll of valleya and ravines, at the bate of mountains, where surfaces oorared-with Tegetatlon hare been temporarily overflowed, during the drainage of the lake* and ponds, In taming up the soil for new buildings, canals, It la more apt to manifest Itself daring the latter part of the summer and anUimn than any other period of the year, AttLoaam after long dry hoi ipells foi. lowed by warm rains. Winds frequently oarry the poiaoo from one district to kwoher. II la principally Inhaled and ■hSorited by the skbs. Malaria has Its action upon the cerobro spinal nervous system, gives rise to s darn of disorders known as Intermittent fever, chills and fever, ague, dumb ague, rendtlaat fever, congestive fever, enlargement of the spleen, congestion of the liter, dysentery, many neuralgic affections, and the deteriorated condition of the system found In individuals who . hare lived for tome time under the influ seat of this eilssssille poiseu. . JtoWto eradicate this fell-deatroyer from the system of sufferers has bees the theme of noted physicians of all ages, since the lime of Hypoc rates end Galen. Patients have been doeed with quinine, ereenlc, phosphorus, Iran, euySffijjrasgcat o| the drag prove* mote

ogntring this fact, a prominent physician aed scientist who had become disgusted with the stereotype trealmtnt of Malaria, about twelve years ago, began I fesalon an an eliminator of this poison. Bis success was pbtaomeaab every esse of chills and fever yielded to Us influ. "enema As e further teas of Us efficacy the formula -was given lo aereral of hie ThUtormula. Maiamxx, e vegetable compound, can taming not an atom of ytnusecr otbsr favorite nootrama ao SggasasesMS York! hareLsrored tha 5nm'nbL! '(it) Pont Knpqrtmant. You eannot affari 10 waate time In cxporimeatiag when your lungi ue in danger. Consumption always seems, at .flnt, only a eobh Do nd permit any dealer to impose upon you with some cheap Imitation of Dr. Sing's New DsaOolda, but he rare youfsatke genuine. Beeouos he era «k( more priSR be iy3f,tat,todM «££ king's New Discovery , whteh to guaran1*2*1." give n£2to oilTteoa^Lung i alMarey* Moony*# Drag More. Large flftihy disagreeable disease, catarrh. A colarrh rwi^noaes in Impuritia* in Iba harad. MealsggBraBran sen do no pee. od of twdmcnt is blood, t 1J0UD* CO.. LowaB, Mam. m '

Bualnaaa Looalo. Fine tailoring. Hiram DdWalt, under | the Qtrard Honor, PhUa. Duke A Hook, contractors and buOd- - era. Cape May City. N. J. A.U.' Gile, house, sign and fresco paints, Cape May, N. J. ; [ veyanoer, Cape May Ony. Were A Etdredge," builders, offloejio. ' 4 Mansion street, Ospe May. James T. Bailey, practical blacksmith , and .horse shoer, new Cape Island bridge. , For harness, horse blankets and lap robes go to Goo. L Lorett, No. 13 Ocean p street, Osp# May. A. L. Hsynes is kept busy these chilly " , sntnianal days putting up his celebrated . , J. B. Bchellenger-s lumber yard la at • the Lending. Contractors' and builders' , supplies an hand. ■ Mba Urrir Bmithers. No. 18 8. And • , Glre L L. Sheppard, 89 Washington | sum, a chance to It yon out when In not streets, Philadelphia. A favorite man Smith, BcheUecgerii Landing. All i PrOeo; M. Powell, 18 DoraturBt^keeps i rubber goods. Prices as low aa any. j ^irr;~ °° ■ -

Haydock, 13 N. Second street, Phtladcl- J phla. Chaa. Welnmann A Co. offer aatonlah- j I Do yon suffer with catarrh ? You can { , be cured If vou take Ilood'a BarsapariUa, 1 the great blorxl purifler. Bold by flO I thermometers, and general dealer. In opUcal^ood.,'|E. Borhck, 838 Chestnut °Ph^i^st'p^rlp- j 1 ^ShrSe'^H :S '' ^Thtr wht^y their furniture of f Alex. J. H. Mackle, No. 113 N. Second t Mbl e! Parko, ladles' and gentlemen's t boot and shoe store, No. 18 Booth t work Is made, specially st this store. J Booth Jeraey Marble Works, Cape 0 contracts to erect monument. In I the beat style of tbe art. Yard, near ? Island bridge, on Turnpike. d Ooff A Smith manufacture and ship to p

'•< There U a large ibt of Cape May City • n Btrawbridgc A Clothier. They are ah c ways sure of moat courteous treatment, d and realisation get value for money exe ponded. 1, The Cape May branch of the Knlcker- 1 a bocker lee Company Is one of tbe eoI- tsbllshed institutions of the town, p Thomas W. Millett, the agent, la an oht, remarkable degree tho good will of tbe ! people of Cape May. , I C. B. Coles has remarkable facilities st 1- st his Kalgn's Point lumber yard for tbe % cheap and handy shipping of builder's I- malarial. Vessels unload and load at 0 the handling of merchandise bought at 1 hit estensire establishment. Mr. Colas • turns out only flrst class mill work, and 1 0 deals oaly in Iba best of material. , * Cape May boasts Justly of her ak Iliad ' * mechanics. Among them none take I '• higher rank than Joseph P. Henry, Urn ' house sign and fresco palmer. He alio ( , deals In pain tar's materials. Our own townsman, A. I. Conner, In- | 0 vltoa contractors and bull <1 era to call at I 0 his business place in this city and exam. : " lne slock and get estimates. Mr. Con. 1 nor D prompt and reliable In Us bush ' neta dealings. I " Wm. EL Mills, boat ballder, Caps May 1 1 City, S. J. Mr. Mills has materially | ° added to the Cape May fleet or fail sail- , mg yachts. He knows bow to got a I 1, from home If yon^swnt one ;bu?H. but ! " Ail kinds of lumber and mill srork is , - AH of lumber

^ supplied at the yards of George Ogden, 1 >• Cape May Court House. He deals In 7 white pior, yellow pine, Cyprus and | ' hemlock lumber. He Invites an examl- 1 » nation o( his stock. u Cape May Is fqrtunale In having bank- a • leg facilities, lio branch of the New , e Jersey Trust A Safe Deposit Lo. is one of the long needed aids to buslneee lata. , f ly eataUiihed. Tee names connected • with It are such aa lo Inspire confldrace >" of the public. For time deposits this " bank allows interest. Cape May people s have no need to do their banking bust # nets oleewhere when lucb admirable fa. 0 Philadelphia boosts of her extensive « manufacturing lntereaU. John and Jaa. *" Dobeoo, the big earpef men. ore among , tboec who hare given the great city a J leading plaoe In the industrial markets of this country. Our readers who may be about to pur chase a piano or organ should look into >- the extensive salesrooms of Blialoa and * Boas, N.W. coram of Chestnut and 11th y streets This Arm lathe agent of the . to bo examined that its merits may be , known. Bee the line large ad. On Brat . pogv of tbe Wavn. 1 — j e "Age Cannot Wither har," j * remarked an oU gentleman, aa he j I gaeed fondly upon the ooateiy MMlc I I. woman by hie sidei "but frankly," he I continued, "at 00# time I was afraid * man. In order to appear youthful, plastered her face with different vsrieOea of whitewash, yclep "bilma^ "creams." e "lotion*, " Ac. "Tea," Interrupted the u Ilttto woman, "I «d, untU my skin be. s come like parchment, imd arplmrdy and v chsree." "Well," said the Ustemr, . "what to you urn yw"? "Us«,'.waa ' pdA« Madic^'Dm- « " > i Mnee^SSS^ai5SM«d^

Soribner'a lfngtsfne for 1888. The publlahersofSCRIBNKH^MAG. AZINE aim lo make it the moM popular and enterprising of periodicals while at all thnea preserving its high hlexaty 3 been drawn tp it daring the prat six six months by the increased preUencr of IU con tenia (notably the Railway arth * dm), and It closes its eeenndyr with n new Impetus sad sn assured success . illustrations will show some new et feeltAnd nothing to make BCRIBNEB18 . MAGAZINE suracUre and Inlmralliig ' wQl be neglected. Tnx Rsitaoan Aancuta wB be cotva " Tbe Railway Ptrad^Bervios" IUns1 Jrated. ' Ma. llaaurr Loci* Btstxxsox's aerial 1 novel " tap Master of BaDapbas" win run through ths greater part of the year, t Begua lnN'ovember. • A Coussroxmcx and collection of manuscript memoirs relating Id 1. F. ■ famous group of modern 1 auScO-8f revrraT articles UlutreteA The brief end papers written last year , Robert Look Btereraoa, wfll be re- ' aww^apa^trnWdrerSc^aMmhI by Mr*. Jamea T. Fieldi.and many oiber articles equally noteworthy. Plnriretful 1 Articles on Avr Busiacre wlU be a 1 s,isra»,*s»T'ra-,1saEt ( Auatto Dobson, and many others BlaaPnunra AwncLXs describing sport In , £,Sw*i;s.w"S;ds5s the snbj'iU now arranged. Tbe au. ■ thora are well-known sportsmen. Blus I touching upoo -II manner sutdocl. trav' . el. blograpby. dracriplion, etc.. will ap. rort°' ItoSSIT100" ^ Among the most InteresUng in iLo lbt of aclmtlflc papers for the year will be a . remarkable article by Professor John £

velopments and° uses of PtiOToaumtT. ■ oftpS" toraottouSbTi group of papers upon Eixcrarcrrr in IU aggffisS . A BrsciaL OrTXK to cover last year's numbers which includes all the Rati, war Aanctxa, aa follows : A ru^numbSii?0l'rO{841,889) "^BO = In cloth $800 - 743-748 BaoapwaT, N. Y. many read the Font Ms Companion every week. It has a wide world reputation, and U sent all over the globe ST'S.'SSK.'fi: iX'i'isSs,: . a year. Any new subacribera to the Omjmtm who wiU, send 8178 at aabtora! ; p ;

1 [ WMn ashy was sitS ire govs bar OMsris . trksn lha was a ChllA shs ulsg for Csaswi* Whsa ds hscsaas Hlas shs ataag to Caatssta _ , . ^ ! | the Goveraofsuio^.'an^nmwM of 10,000 over last yesu-. Wtanlt ; Catarrh Cured ' Gstanh to a very prevalent dbsase, wtlh I dHlinslin and oflansivs eyinpUass Hood's 1 partita sties ready relief and speedy sure, tresa the tact It sets through the Wood, and Una reaohas evary part of ths ayuato. l " I suffered with ealarrti fifteen years Toek 1 BarsapariUa and I am not troubled any | . with catarrh, and my general health Is nraeh better." L W. Ltbbia, l*ostal OUsk Chicago 1 8 &b Louto Baflruad. . 1 ui^Uood's BarsapoiUla, sndwas graoUy , M. A. Ammr, Wcstsster, Mam, of seeotag lbs active mwlicr . qnallhrei Thereanitlsainedletneof umrr_ strength, etosllng curea bltbertn ankaoira. " Hood's Barsaparilla beats all others, and "

BjaraiSwAf™™™"' Hood's Sarsaparilla . by all druggtata It; ata forts. Made only by O. L HOOD h CO, Lowell. Uasa IOO Dosei On® Dollar. Pest ]\Iade Glothing | - fhilad'a -o- ; MeN A. a YA1IS&C0., SOTS AM CHBTSDT. LEDGER BUILDING, I ■ math— »■ • OROOER,

t We Die Alniost Giving Awng y . — " 1,000 PIECES SOO -PIECES ! INGRAIN :: CARPETING. VELVET CARPETING. a- 50 Patterns of our beat £1* .per 22 Ps"«skt *1 M per rtj Grade, worth SOc; M «W», yard, worth SI. 25;) fl-UU yard. » " 45c. >° '■'<>» pieces ^ 600 PIECES. tajatfi-Bnalli Carpflin ; AHDHSTSR CAHFIKJG. s « I0S 2£5ZS. " He. * *■ Our Special sales has* always attracted a large number of buyers from an porta . of the city and country. Thla is the Unrest quantity and finest line of patterns we 7 have ever offered at rctaQ at audi LOW PRICES, and ao ooe sbouM miss the f- chance of securing some and do so' qulckl-. Being Ibe products of our on fac- ™ torim wa warrant army Osrpat as repretemud. u OUR MEW PATTERNS FOR THIS SEASON ARE NOW READY. ; JOHN & JAMES DOBSON, Si MANUFACTURERS, T 4Q AND WEST 14TH ST., NEW YORK. I H M ra

far Infant* and Children. "rnta. orasd T. I wnEraj^sriom wiltiinm" | N , I BmtxUs, SrowiJlons, «tr. HAND'S CENTRAL MARKET i Chotos oioesrtca, Meau aai Provuioaa delivered free of cbargr. Corner Washington and Ocean Sts, 1 CAPE MAY CITY, N. el. pm, Pw, #b. DAYID W. RODAN, roOT or JSOEBOK 8TBEXT, CAP1 JUT, if. J. g wanes to latorm the public generally Ural be kaa no bead a choice tor of FIELD AND GARDEN SEED At flee wise Ms Pr'.oes ' 'so deader In bast seamy of ] Coal A Wood, Flour A Food of all Alnd«,Fm»h A 8alt Hay in Bale*. tioai • nooa, riour * read of all Mna*. r resh « salt Hay in Bale*.

pool yard la West Caps May. r ICE! ICET ICE! ' Knickerbocker Ice Company, OF PHILADELPHIA, Sinlis Hrtelt, Ralarals ail Hutt fill Fue Eastern Ice. albo wrra th* bbt quiLrrr or COAL! COAL! csiuniXT ntarfutap run psmilt cbx, am toll wbobt odakaktxku •-y ,1U 10 wasainuTux araaer anon ocbsis. csr®»-a>, M.J. L. E. MILLER, * GENERAL CONTRACTOR, CAPE MAY CITY. N. J. Jyl*y L. FURMAN SMITH, COAL AND WOOD, ■ #ch*|iene*ra Landing, Cap* May, N. J. 0* Ct S" w.a. e'wTiwWreyeimps'SaSi Tmrasp^gasraafiwl"'

JOSEPH P. HENRY, Sip 'and Frescoe Painter, 96 Lafayotta Street, Cape May City, N. J. Wbcsaaiunarsmuaaatarlaran Patau. Otto, Tanlabsa, Jaoaa, otJk rally, ton. GEORGE W. REEVES, Sttn Ml 68 Filter, Hatiii if Mliin a Spetialtj, paant wa Lain toorpt** ^"^oaanio^Sgmi^mBDTO to. ELDREDGE JOHNSON ' a® Wsiblagtsn nr., Care Mar,-*. Jm BOOTS AND SHODS, urarara . ram-m^^wmj-^ra-^srarao^m rajaamto. RUBIER OOOOt A tPECIALTV. Fine Wall Papers of the Latest Patterns. WM. H. MILLa, ~ 1 BOAT BUILDER, CAPE MAY CITY. R J, ' NATHAN O. PRICE. l Surveyor and Conveyancer, j CAPE MAY CITY, W. J. THE CAPE MAY WAVE It THE BEtT ADVERTISING/MEDIUM IN SOUTH JERSEY.

, 8«mtl 8—to, jfttt, gwtwtw, «t. . This Space is Reserved for S. H. MORRISON, LUMBER MERCHANT L OF OAMDEN, N. J. Is v. • . ' i [EyJC* : j SASH AND DOOR DEPOT, rw oadssslgnsa la prsgosu tn furalaa all Cnito of XILL-WOKX Doors, Mi, fills, Slinttars, KonldMs, firms, 1. •OOOR AND WINDOW FRAME8 A 8PECIALTY. A. L. CONNER. MO-r Caps May City, M.J. iMKLDIBET aid mill work, ■nWf GEORGE OGDEN, Cape May Court Hou*«, N. J. WlitB PiBo, Yollow fte, km i Hemlock Lomfier DssenpUan. Call and eaaaunc mock, otnoc on Mccaaalo 8f. Yard at

KIMBALL, PRINCE & C0-, UUMB^R ^ MERCHANTS, MILL"" WORK. Rockland Lime, Cement, &c., &c., BRANCH TAKD AT MILLVtLLE. KIMBALL, PRI NCE^T 00^" 1 C. B. COLES, LUMBER MERCHANT, Sash, Blinds, Mouldings, Boxes, &c. BHACKETS. AND SCROLL SAWING. Office, No. 14 KaJghn'* Avenue. Camden. N. J. D'6-y DUKE & DOAK, Contractors and Carpenters, CAPE MAY CITY. N. J. ""~"""GOFF & SMITH, POTTERS BDFF ANI) CLAY

LOWEST CASH PRICES. _ - _ raotreua at Ssncplata sad MlllvUIe; OOcc.Smltb'a arooery Store, ad A mo, i... i;,vUle.N.J I Z\ ' — > L-c3 W.s.aBAW.txvnl, JS-, Orders by Mat, will ttece.v, riitmp- Aitenuoa J— 1\ fit PbdhIb's Livt M Iniitt Coign; OF PENNSYLVANIA.

For $100 it will cost $6 per year to Insure your Horse against death by Disease or Accident. J. HENRY EDMUNDS, Agent. No. 38 Washington Street Cape May City, N. J. PHOENIX OIL COMPANY"! ♦257 tO 4283 Columbia Avenue, Ph'ladelphia. Manufacturer of the Celebrated PHOENIX BELT OIL. This Oil will preserve your_belts ; has no effect 'on glued or cementedlaps. and gives the full transmission of power. "For sale by « Belting Manufacturers and Mill Supply Houses at $1.50 per gallon, In i, 3 and 3 gallon cans. 1 81.25 per gallon in 5 and. 10 gallon cans. $1.00 per gallon by the barrel 1 no-other. If your supplyman has not got it send us his address. Aetna Rubber and Leather Cement. Ohannel Cement, Light and Dark, Rubber Paste, Oil-Proof, j Warranted Bast In th* Market- Sand for Prico List. PERFECTLtATISFACTlON QU ADANTEED. \ CYLINDER and" MACHINERY OIL3 of all GRADES

frttOei' Sftmt. OHAS. NEEDLES' AT not OLD gTAHn, No. 43 Washington Street, Cap® May City, Fall and Winter Opening of DRY GOODS AND MILLINERY Ladies' Long and Short Ooats and Wraps Mioses, Children and Infant's Ooats of all kinds CABSIMERES of all ahadf " HENRIETTA CLOTHS of all ibeJatoat styles. AU WOOL TR1COTB, all ahndi VELVETS, SATINS, SILKS AND SURAH SILK. AU kinds of Ladles' Ornaments and Braids for Dress Trimmings. Latest Noreltl in Buttons. Specialty In EH) OLOVEB and OOBSETa Ladles, , and Cb dreirt Bad and White MERINO UNDERWEAR. Don't mtoa Ibe bargatna BLANKETS and COMFORTABLES. Tbe stock bete named to the largest er at Cape May. Call In and examine tbe goods. ■ NEW CLOTHING STORE No/41 Washington Street, Cape May. Ft* line* of FALL AP IIP dip f"°r Men, Boys and Children. The Largest Block of OVERCOATS for Men ai Youths ever offered In this city. Also Stiff aiLM Bali ail Caps tf ill litii I Also full line of CND^&AER at the Lowest Priors. OENTS' FURNISHING GOODS. In great variety. Don't forget the place. CHAS. NEEDLES, I 84 Washington Street, Cape May Wty. £tor«, Sin and £bfft £run Workers.

JOSEPH SWAIN, tin and sheet iron workef Wait Cape May. A. L. HAYNES, Stoves, Ranges and Heaters TIN ROOFING and GUTTER WORE "LITE AND LET LIVK." - Carriage Horses and Road Equipages to Hin GEORGE L. LOVETT, I 2 Ocean Street, Cape May, N. J. HARNESS, BLANKET!: AND

LOBES. Sitae Zetlrs. EST JERSEY RAILROAD. Tina TABU IN tmoT OCT. is, two. Train* WIU Mare lag* aay aa (obowi for rOlLADkLPBU: ^'SPcSoaSu IflUXJa rewataSto ot aaa u Olanboro for Salem and BnUgrton. Ire wud'ukI Nrf 'Tirt*"**' " " 3 25 ToF teSSST ^/^ra^SroreftfMraioa'u cumoY, afore*!*1 PROM VniUOgLPHlA. ;iT,m=i,rere ,re)fare M^T-X^trrre* jrei *.O^DAITOI«, J.S.WOOD, y«rhU f «ra. South Jersey Marble Work H. K. K. ox. Track Jk Turnpike,

C .I'K MAYTcmr M. J. Monument* and Toombtton* L. T. awTBntiw tpflj^GRAJJX)^ TURKISH BUI OkKTS DkPARTKBMT, tl R. IMS R. "■StSUSKSt'KlS' !5" —SEfffS&EZ SILAS n. ROWLAND, Sept. myla IS AdvirtiM 11 tie WAVE,