'jJfteoAfw4|r» HH Hir Own Way. aoemeil Oil the verge of laaaaity. Edumtal and Am looking, she T«« altrac- ' lire in personal preacucc, excepting *1* her mange wild mood, made lirr rapalilve. Her mother, a woman oi qulat, pcaclic.1 coat, wo experimenting with tor by change of plane and treatmoat, including in the latter even elair. voyaace. The caw attracted a tention Trom the lingular combination of luteinpence with an air of lawleaeqena and Independence of maternal control. A single remark of the mother abed light on the painful royaloty.'ve'ben, alluding to her unyielding apirit nndrr uncongenial authority, she aaid : "iiiic always had We were reminded of a statement mad# by Dr. K— — , wrboae apecia". workin fall profession was. the treatment, privately, of (i>n lnianc, that many of the moat trying aqd dlfllcult cum among hla patients Inn be n the young people of wealthy parent#, who were never tangfct obedience, and were driven by an Itatperloni will which could not brook control but became mora and more exacting In its demanda, Into a rifcre] inaanlty, which, aooner or later, included the menial Male. What a fact In parental' regponalbility ! And how Inexorable the dlviae law. 10 benign In lta operations when allowed to fulfill lu design. In lta visitations of penalty If disregarded whether from unnatural and cruel neglect, or an equally cruel perversion of it by ruinous indulgence. In society, Id the home, and in the soul righteous authority Ignored creates anarohy g and beyond all human reatralnta and the sur. face-draasing of civilization, anarchy la hell.— The Congregational i*t. What Cauaea Baldness? -Speaking of the number of bold beads to be observed In public gatherings, a rtpfeMi phyaiclau says: *1 cannot tell you (be cauae of baldneeh. ■ -The mosh plausible view among mon^doeloe. vma that baldneea was especially liable tojoflow the wearing of a ti(%f-atllDK bat. the blood r easels being oonalricled and the scalp deprived of tho netheaery anjqjy of blood. But tbla view has been controverted by a fact brought u> light about the Paraeea of India. The Paraeea are compelled to keep the head covered during the day . by a hat so tight aa to ereaae the scalp and possibly the skull, and at nlgbtlhey wear .a sktiU-capg anil yet not one of 1 them baa been known to be bald. The 1 Orientals say thai worry causes the lialr to fall, and It may be true lu a me oases. The g— anil state of health naturally af. ; fnrla.lhr scalp, hut the fact remains that no ajkcial Cause can bo given for bald- ; n«a*A Il'Ta doubthss congeolal, like : many oilier peculiarities, and the beat thing a man can do about It la to keep ' bl« bodv clean, take oara of his health, 1 HtiKtiNkBlpotaee,". . ] Sobsxiiu Maqxmxa completes it we- j ond and fsartb votamc with a Christ, mas number containing nineteen Intereating articles In pi use ami verse - twelve of them fully Illustrated by well, known artliU end engravers. Among ] (be artist represented are Eliliu Vcddcr, J. Aides Weir, W. Hamilton Gibson, 1 John LxParre, Hubert Ilium, George 1 Hltcbooek. <* J.y Taylor, ami M. J. Bun* The number la rich In beautiful ■ decorations and pictures- The litem- i tun deals with unusually attractive i phases of life and arc specially ntted for , the Christmas season The tictlon In- , elude, alorice of adventure and sendmeet; the general articles treat of , atainsdglxas windows, tho Adirondack! in srinter, and Botticelli: there are aer- ' b^W^LStaet^ra 1 eluded. Robert Loala Stevenson, H. C. ! Bunntr, Will II. Low; Rebecca Harding 1 Davis. and Hamilton Wright Hable are among the contributors. ' " Room for Ra fleet Ion. J Young Mr. Sissy (lo his pretty consin ) 1 —"I any, Maud, 1 think I'll propose to tbaljjvrctty Lomont glri tin vawy flrat 1 " I'leur Cauain— ".l would Indeed. Wal- 1 Ujr. ^aahdjamom Is a very lnlelBgeot 1^ '^S|*wMs3m-i"RemsrkaUly so." t Youeg'MV Mwy-" Well, bah Jove, I t lahney I'd bet tab think it over."— Epoch c . What aPrwtty Baby. ^ t Is It a boy or girl t How olten do we J hear tbla rrmaik and question. Yea, It : is a pretty-baby, b«t bow bod its moth. 1 »r hjok*. . Shg fooka aa If she were going right down. She is so thin and yellow, ntd her face la oovercd with wrinkles c and blotches. ^Khe sterna so nervous and t lor her condition! ChUd&rlh baxteri ' Dr. Pierce's favorite Prescription which - ha* hern prepared for the express need )f women in this oondlHUnn. All drug. iifefesp: Wanted— Homebody to lalk for three n Inula who will not use the word lulte, II li Umo for the men and wo. non who insist upon saying they are •quite" well, or ihat the day Is "quite" tool or "quite", pnou. or "quite" b«u«. houlil have s rest on this wonl. Common Senre re Ihould he used in attempting lo cuir hat very disagreeable diseese. catarrh. r! id of trodmwtfto purify tlie blood, ad for this purpose there fa no preparetoh superior Co Hood's S&napaillJa. 1 Shfw« I^pie wUtaiv'S^olnTfriiei inmb*of*obacure men 'who Sernd! ■■sained In obeenrity beeauJ' thVfr taldity preTroted them from making s A Bafe Investment. 1» one whlefa la guaranteed lo bring V WShlMiretej- n sn'.tt. ^ or in case j-f

Bualnwea Locals. O Pine tailoring, Hiram DeWalt, under 5 the Girerd Houae, Phila. f 'Poke A Doak,' contractors and bulld- - ere, Cape Say City, K. J. A. C. fide, hoy®, sign and fresco U, painter. Cape May, K. J. " „ Nathan C. Price, surveyor and coala veyancer, Cape May City. Ware A Kldrrdge, builders, office, No. 4 Maaalen street, Capo May. r. JamraT. Bailey, practical blonkarailh. and bone shoor, near Cape Is-'end „ bridge. ^ For hainera, bone blanket# and lap . robes go to Geo. L Lorett, Ivo.lt Ocean u Street, Cape May. j-#- Bel, ellen gov's lumber yard 1. at n the iMndlng. Coutnotori' and builders' . sappUra on band. , Mlra IJzxk Hmlthcre. No. 14 B. Sod street, Philadelphia, new- atylcs in fall •- and winter millinery. — ° Give Li. Sbeppard, S9 Washington 0 street, a cliancc to 01 you out when In ,1 need ot furnishing goods. j Washington Jlotel, tsevcnlh and Cheatnut street*. PbtladeliifcU. A favorite , resort for Cape May people. 1* Geo. M. Powell. 1} Decatur 8l, keeps w on bond a aeoeooableatock of clothing, t, log, hots, caps and furaiihing goods, if Eldrodge Jobnhoo makes atpedolty of : tfac..iS'c5.lE,"c,r : Rodan'a flour and feed More is at the ' fool of Jockson street, near Cape Blood T bridge. Coal and wood fumiahed on or- , i. Watches, -clocks and Jcwclery at . wholesale nricta may be gotten of T. O. ^ Haydock, 13 N. Second street, PbdadclCiias, Welnmonn A Co. offerastonUh- < Ing bargains In floe furniture ml their u warerooms, No. 827 Market street, Pbll- |( sdelphla. j' Chu. N cedlcs' stores are wed supplied , with all acceaury to lit out the family *' with clothing for cold weather, no matit what la needed. n Parabola spectacles, opera glartcs, tbermometcra, and general dealer# In optical goads. E. Borhck, (123 Cheslaut , street, Philadelphia. ' Dr. I L A. Kennedy'. U. B. Pharmacy 1 Is a wall stocked establishment, open all the year round. Physician's preacrlpMartlndala A Johnson's Turkish and . Russian baths are at No. 31 North 10th 8l, Philadelphia. These baths are very I complete and really luxurious. | Those who buy their furniture of I - Alex. J. □. Hackle, No. 119 N, Second I 5 street, rave all discounts of middlemen . and get goods at bottom prices. , South Jersey Marble Works, (*|>c ' the best style of the art. .* Yard, near > Cape Island bridgr, on Turnpike. • Goff A Smith manufacture and ship to I all point* where needed the celebrated [ Belle plain brick. Lowest email prices only demanded by tbla enterprising firm. There la a large Hal ol Cape May CUy who prefer the splendid stores of J > Strawbridge A Clothier. They are al- I r waya sure ol moat courtcont treatment, 1 r and what is a most pleasant anticipation and realization get value fur money ex. - pended. ■ ' The Cope May brantji of the Koicker- ■ booker Ice Company is one of the es- . tablisbed Institutions of the town i Thomas W. Mlllett, the agent, is an obliging bWoera man. and has woo in a * remarks' ( - degree the good will of the ( people ol Cape May. . 1 C B. Coles baa remarkable facilities at i at bis Koign'a Point lnmber yard for the tffioi^andhMdy shipping of^ builder's hla Wharves. Uiua making a saving In the handling of merchandise bought at Us exlcosire establishment. . Mr. Coles ' turns out only flrat clssa mill work, and ' deals only In the best of material. Cape May boosts Justly of her skilled I . mechanics. Among them none take I higher rank than Joseph I'. Henry, tbc | sign and freac i palmer. He alto i deals In palntcr'a materials. i Our own townsman, A. L. Omner, In- ' '■ i vites contractor# sad builders to call at business place ro this city and exam- ' slock and get estimates. Mr. Con- ; is prompt and reliable in his bual. 1 dealings. Wm. H. Mills, boat builder. Cape May N. J. Mr. Mills has materially 1 added torihe Cape May fleet of fast sail, ing yoclita. Ilo knows how to get a up to win prixea. Don't go away from home If you want one '.built, hut patronize home Industry and talent. T All kinds of lumber sad mill work la - " supplied at the yardi of George Ogden, " Cape May Court House. He deals In ' u while pine, yellow pioe, cyprui and " hemlock lamber. lie Invites an exami- u nation of his stock. Cape May la fortunate In having hank- " facilities. The branch of the New : Ji Jersey Trait A Bate Deposit Co. la one ; J' of the long noeded aids to business late- yj ly established. Tee name# connected , \v with It are aucb aa to Inspire confldence of the public. For time doposlu this , u bonk allows lntereat. Cape May people I a no need to do their banking buil- r. elsewhere wheo aoeb admirable fa- n Philadelphia boasts of Iter extensive T manufacturing Interests. John and Jas. - Dobeon. the Mg carpel men, are among those who hare given tho great city a trading place in the industrial markets Oor readers who may be about to pur ^ chaac a piano or orgmu should look lnui the extensive salesrooms of IDoslus and Sons, N. W. earner of Chestnut and 11th streets. Tbla Arm la tbe agent of the «i famous Paokaril organ, which only needs to be examined that lta merits may be known. Bee the line Urge ad. on flrat a pagp of the Wav*. i

Wfflrat. Rheumatism , We doabtU there Is. or can to. » spaelfle have seCereo Its polos have haan greatly bcoSS ^nrartW^rihuSeat^ mray. yrare. Precious to 1SB3 X found 00 relief, bet grew worse, and at one Ume wu ahaeor hslp1 tra^ "l°tM T aa* h*? II. T. Baixosr. Shirley Vfllage, Mas* ' relief tffi I took flood s SarsapazilU II has 1 dona great thtorafor me. I recommend It .to othan." Lewis bexoAjix. Plddeford, Me. three peeulurtlleii': 1st. Uie oodtalMa 1 peeceaa a*^Mcnrl^r 'the'TS ire°medi!j' . 1 (lualitics. ThetesiilltoamedsytMolwuir ^ auencth, efloctteg caeca hltheno uakuetri: J " Reod-a Sarsanarilla Hue* up my syatex !Z *°f?^trr°' ! -"Booffi Senaparttla boats rU cd---- sr. , IB tank Street, New *uk City. Hood's SarsapariHa gold by alt drnexbta. ft ; stx b;r en !( u r only by C. t BOOB A CXJ_ Lowell. IQO Dosne Qno Pol'--Pest JWade Glothing - Philad'a - Mcfi A. C. YATES & CO., SIXTH AND CHASTNDT. LEDGER BUILDING, IF YOD WANT THE HAETH TAKE THE WORLD. ItiSSllDSltllGSaittl. No Pramiums; No Special Offers; No Cut'T^aies; BUT T1 BEST Al BIGGEST NEWSPAPER jOilkeNorll American Coiliisil. ! 12 Large Paia an 84 Imii Colmit. A POPULAR NOVEL ! IlEiJINXtSn TO.UAY AND CXHtTLtVlNO ; TBKBKArrEB. TEX WOULD WILL PRINT i | WITH BACH Iflt't l COgTLRB JIOYgL ! " |5hrl%SSi,r. ; Ruchsnan. John K. Wmlar, , R. L. Steven ran, Haary Wood, Tnraaa'isvd'f fmaStwSi'u ! iBaruu tsl'civ'' | mails <UUir ai, sni.1* *1 wards. TltKslg NuVXLS WILL IIX TUX LATEST | WiUtkaUP TUX BK.T WRITKHa A* TDRY | RLTTI1BVXRY IILST WILL RB ADtHTTKD I WTO TUX WORLDS KTaSD tRD OP PI <4 j Thlt ul rary of Fiction will be Supplied J to Subscribers Only. No Extra Copies WBI Be Printed. I No Bark Numbers can be Purnl-hed and No Hlnglc Copies will be Bold. If you wish the Serin Complete, HtiiHcnim: at onck.

CniffrlfS, grorUions, <Stc. HAND'S I CENTRAL MARKET CSctaeQieeerisa, Ueauasd PrnriUoaadehvared Ireeetehssge. Corner Washington and Ocean Sts, ^ CAPE MAY CITY, ff. i. iOHK HALPIN & BROTHER, MAEKEf, No. 33 Washington Street ^ CAPE MAY CITY, N. J. Choice family' Groceries and Provisions. A trial of tr.idc witfi us solicited . . too Cords of Ojk Wood, cut, split and deiivoicJ on order at fj and (j .50 per cord. , .flour, ^Ctll, 2iaP, «StC. DAVID W. ROD AN, root UP JACKSON STkXBT. I'APX KAT. S.J. FIELD AND. GARDEN SEED ' Col : iW od. riour. A F. .c Jo /.II .ind^Frtrah A fait Hqy in Baits.

S"^2250 IN SPECIAL PRIZES, \ 1 i tobe ee - : GIVEN " - AWAY w- _= B WW n I I .11 BPEcxai. rwixr.s Us me Amount of I..JO ^MSM»'a^<^^«»5»y5£ra^»e^a«A?roo!uW^S^'LTi-mSTr' tUsnpcraRo& prMaTTwii <S5t'o°2Srj rtspea At ireos ^ p american agriculturist, ( n. alloc tals paper. }JI Broi.dv.cv, Sen York Cli). j We m Almost Giving Awag i 1,000 pieces 800 pieces r INGRAIN :: CARPETING. VELVET CARPETING. . sopa"«ne of our best rr. per 22 Patterns,) 6t nn per " Grade, worth 80c; at JJb. yar.l. worth $ 1 ,25;i ijl.uu 'yard. 5Sra"ra3 " fit I 1x00 pieess soo pieces. - ftjKtry BriBtlli Carjetim. AXIffllSTER CABPITIHG. i«e-~ii-.ao,„65. - 1 Grade, worth 8Sc;i UJh. ynril. I sirsisj# « hbaIsmsrs « sst *- ■ j Our Special sales have always altraclcd a largo number 01 buyers from all |»rts , of the city and country. This Is tbc Inrgeet quantity and lineal line of patterns w.- « have ever offer, d at retail at such LOW rUICES, and no one should mlra the . chance of securing some and do so quickly. Betog the products of our own fnc. lories wc warrant every Carpet as nfprc cnted. our new patterns for this season are now ready. john & james dobson, manufacturers, 40 and west 14th st., new york. „ J. Ill EDMUNDS, 1 ffl ill; agency, I No. 38 Washington Street, ' * cape may city. n. j. : _ It will cost but j 1 l td insure your buildings for £ 1 .000 for 5 years. There is no note to sign, or other expense alter a policy is once . granted. Only Reliable Companies Represented. ICE! ICE! ICE! Knickerbocker Ice Company, OF PHILADELPHIA. Sijjlle: Hotel!, Reus ail Collates ritl Fire Eastern Ite. A LOO WITH TUX BSST QUALITY OX, COAL! COAL! ■ L. E. MILLER, GENERAU CONTRACTOR/ CAPE MAY CITY. N. J. Jyi*-y l. furman smith. COAL AND WOOD, 2 Schal-nu-ers Landing, Cape May, N. j. joseph p. henry, Sign and Frescoe Painter, 96 Lafayette Street, Cape May City, N. j. dioRGE W. REEVES, nutoncAL Pinter Steam if Gai Fitter, Hcatiu t[ Mliiiis a Specialty KMHcocs, Bant SL, Sear Jwirava SL Ds^ot, Cxps Kty Uly, N.T "* eldredge johnson BpOTS AND SHOES, Larswaand'*ra« oorapla'O esoraM^arad^^SM^grera ra4 jaora. a ali.tha' Wast Sijls, qrainy lj rubber goqdb a bpecfalty. ^ Fine Wall Papers of the Latest Patterns.^' ^ WM. I I. MILLa, boa i , builder, • CAPS MAY CITY, SI. C

jslUIsi gmOit, grills, fto, Ssatnitsis, - This Space is Reserved for S. H. MORRISON, I THE LUMBER MERCHANT u CAMDEN, N. J. A 11 SASH AND DOOR DEPOT,,] Doors, Sasl, Blinds, Sinters, lonldmes, Sreeas, Ett DOOR AND WINDOW FRAMES A SPECIALTY. ^ A.L.CONNER. I F • Ayy, UIMRRR AND MHA- WOE ^SPkWWf GEORGE OGDENf j Cape May Court House, N.J. | Wljle PlM. Yellow Pile, Cypress & Hemlock Lnmber - kimball, prince s co-, LUMPER MERCHANTS, MILL - WORK. Rockland Lime, Cement, <Stc., &c., | v kd at uillvill* KIMBALL, PRINCE A CO.. ™|j C. B. COLES, LUMBER MERCHANT, ]'. Blinds, Mouldings, Boxes, &c. BRACKETS. AND SCROLL SAWING. ( Office, No. 14 Kaiglin's Avonuo. Cnmden. N. J. j>V) DUKE & DOAK, Contractors and Carpenters,. CAPE MAY CITY. N. J. GOFF & SMITH. ' , BRICKS. POTTElS' MFF A N 1)F I ,A V lowest casii l'hickm.

iftfllW J5torts. CHAS. NEEDLES' AT THX OLD STASD, No. 43 Washington Street, Cape Msy City, Fall and Winter Opening of DRY GOODS AND MILLINERY Ladies" Long and Short Coats and Wraps Misses. Children and Infant's Coats of ill kinds. CASSDiEEES of all shades. HENRIETTA CLOTHS of all Ibe latest styles. All WOOL TRIOOTS, all shades. VELVETS, SATINS, SILKS AND SURAH SILK. All kinds of Ladles' Ornaments and Braids for Dress Trimmings. litest NovvllU-i in Buttons. Specialty in KID GLOVES and COBSETB. Ladies, Mioses and ChB. dren's Bad and White MERINO UNDERWEAR. Don't miss the bargains in and COMFORTABLES. The stock here named b the largest eve st Cape May.' Call in tod examine tbe goods. NEW GLOTHING STORE, No. '4 1 Washinbton Street, Cape May. FALL m WlfLTER CLOTPI For Men. Boys and Children. The Largest Stock of OVERCOATS for Men an.: j Youths ever offered in this city. Also Stiff ail Sift Bats ail Caps if all tiiis. Also full line of I'NDKRWAKR at the Loweat Prices. CENTS' FURNISHINQ GOODS. In great variety. Don't forget the place. CHAS. NEEDLES, Stows, 5tn and Shftt Sron Vorkfrs. JOSEPH SWAIN. tin and sheet iron worker, West Cape May. A. L HAYNES. Stoves, Ranges and Heaters, tin ROOFING am! GUTTER WoTK " L1VK AND LKT. LIVK." I Carriage Horses and Road Equipages to Hire GEORGE L. LOVETT, I 2 Ooean Street. Cnpe May. N. J. BLANKETS AND LAP ROBES.

flit feoilt's til! Stmt taints ftipf OF PENNSYLVANIA. Iff _ - ,48t % 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 Stroct, Cape May City, N. J. PHOENIX OIL COMPANY , 4257 tO 4263 Columbia Avenue, PhUadelphia. Manufacturers of the Celebrated PHOENIX_BELT OIL. This' Oil will preserve your belts ; has no effect on glued or cementediaps. and gives the full transmission of power. For sale by "] Belting Manufacturers and Mill Supply Houses at $1.50 per gallon, in i, 2 and 3 gallon cans. I $1.25 per gallon in 5 and 10 gallon cans. $1.00 per gallon by the barrel tJse no other. If your suppiyman has not got it send us his address. ! Acme Rubber artd Leather Cerhent ^ ■* Channel Cement, Light and Dark, : Rubber Paste, Oll-Praof. : Warranted Best in the Market. Sana for Price List. 2 PERFECT. SATISFACTION QUAJ^NTEED. « CYLINDER arid MACHINERY OIL3 of all ORADES

Sunt Sioli». . K8T JERSEY RAILROAD. j Vz/o loo ' »Dd" n/w C'm"a "* Parblt 5arfl. Sotm Jebei Marble Works ». «•:. R. R. Truck a Turnpike, Monuments and Toombntonex in all kind, of Marble ana Blue alone. l. t. xirriuxiw %tw ijaffrtlstnifBtt. ^IIE GRAND TURKISH BUSaxxra iixp artmbnt, n B.UUl K. lADlXB* VWT. OR Xllbort Blxoel. kAKTISDALI 4 JOmVSOH, Ptajva mug a. bowlamd. Bap. -rripy ISjilM