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gmmiw, I a : T»mln» Common Hem. Fllaa. are you trying to give me— • new Joke ?' 1 Hoj I nrver saw a tame fly. DM"yoa? "Of coufse 1 dtd!" "SLtfoo'i be fanny. This Is no Joke. Come with me. end U I don't •now yon e tnme fly m pal op. the At the request of one of the men the bartender produced from under a glen • By which he polled on the end of hla fd me.. nor. The # . me-le no eltetnpt to gat sway sod wereed UO appreciate the "I nerer ekw any thing like thii be. fise," eetd the bartender. •Tbi.flyhu been erguad here for about two week.. I feed It ojhauggr, and It reema quite ■ . • Eupapay. Thla la what you ought to hare. In feet, you an«it here ICto fully enjoy life. TVnuaarli -ere aeerchiog for It daily, end mourning becauac they find dollera ere apent annually by our pooplc ' In the hope that they may attain thla .boon. And yet It may be lied by all. , We guarantee that Electric Bitters, If i tiled according to direction and the use ' persisted In. will brtog yon Uood DlgcaUon aod ou* too demon Dyapap.li and j all dlaeaaca of Liver, Stomacl/'ajid* KM- , noya Bold at SOe. and #1.00 per bottle ^ at Kennedy'! drugglata. 4 Old Mrs. Bently-Did ye bear how ! Deacon Brown la gittin' on ? Old Mr. Bently— I heercd he took a ' "oid'Mxa Bentiy (with a algh)-Well. i I hope till do' the poar aou) good, bat I 1 hain't much faith in them new fangled ' nadlqnea— Tbe Epoch. — "I Dont Want Rallaf. But Cure." [ i> the exclamation of thonianda lufier- ( Oartarrh can be cured by Dr. ttage'r Ca- I thonianda of caeca; why not In youn? ' Your danger la in delay. Encioae « •tamp to World'. DUpenaary Medical , Aaaoctatlon, Buffalo, N. Y . for pam i phlet on thla dleeaec. j blood, atreogtbesa ihe lunga and lorlg. ' orate, the whole ayatem. ; Lived In a Boarding Houaa. t Doctor— Vou toy )tm have a feeling j a! dlatngjt gf|ot anting ; Doctor— What aort of a feeling ? ' Patient— Ar If I hadn't had enough to eat— Burlington free Preaa. ( March April May j Are the moolhi In which to purify the , blood, u the ayatem t> now moat aua- t ccptiblc to benefit from medicine. ' Hence now is the lime to take Hood's 1 SarmparilU, • medicine peculiarly ( impurtty^rom th*Uooil, and alio giro I It vitally and richnos. It create, an ' the Brer, and glyea new life and energy ' to every function of the body. The i testimony of tbouaanda, as to the great ■ • benefit derived from Bood'a 8$raiparllli ' : He— I don't think rd care to marry i Bbe— 1 dare aay you are right You j don't vfait your wife to know too much , "I don't any that. 1 don't want • i ilapid wife, cither." < Cured by ElaotrlcUy. I Kleclricily given tone to the vital fuac- J Hum and attacks the foundations of 1 many forma of disease. It Is attracting ' great attention in the' medical and aeien- J tifio world. Matty wonderful curea have , \ostabHahrd lie efficacy beyond dispnte. touring twenty -fire years of study and i ptictlce, I haw enooeaafully treated poo- < pie from all parti of the country for the ' •prajELa!* St. Vital' dim*, spinal dla- { caaea, 'throat dlaeaaca. urinary dlaeaaca aod weak eyes. I prom lie relief to any afflicted with The riling generation In Auatralli la J developing a peculiar nasal twang In tbe . vain that pramlan to become aa dlatlnetive aa U the Yankee twang In thla 1 oountry. The aehool teacher, of the ' country have been exhorted to suppress , — I Wkaa hahy was attk. wa gava kae Oaatorta. f w^Mmmtaaaiamhc^ « hoi rifidlll. aha gava thaaCaalada , ( j Isn't TWa What You Naad. t Tbe Indian Hemp Bitter., oomblnc [ in a peculiar manner the baa) blood purifier and strengthening qualities. They , are poreiy vegetable. It is one of the 1 boat of remedies, and auccced. when j "*""^££3 : Mr. K. Pancoeat, wbo baa been ao j nTi/nwUi tad .trot, Fhltaddpfcle, I boa engaged Mia. Louie Todd to take I charge of the Ladtea' and Children's deportmenta of lha burineu. her many , (It) year, of experience with Bamoel Donbar. the celebrated manutaetorw ot , Parkar of Bth street, with her know'- < Mp«r buMaam. and nd, poSamgr" t i Oapc May Point takes the lead In re- I i : hOoa^ k« weB known totHe UareUag , ssssii iSwmUm'SS'^'. vrge ta-ItJjl

Buslnesa Legale. | Pine tailoring. Hiram DeWalt, under , theOirard Houae. Phils. A. 0. OQe, house, sign and freaoo . painter, Capo May, H. J. Nathan tS Prtcc. surveyor and. coovcyanccr.'Chpc May City. I Ware tt Etdredge, builders, office .No. ?' 4 Mansion street, Ospe May. ? JkmoaT. Bailey, practical biackamilh. afid hone ahoer, near Cape laland fltidge. Faablonablc milliner y, Miss Lixxie 0 Smilhera. No. 18 South lad 61., Phlla1 delphla. e D. C. Oliver, rag carpet manlacturer, e For ha! ueas, hone blankets and lap robes go to Geo. L Lovett, No. IS Ocean 1 street, Oapc May. " J. B. Scbdlcnger'a lumber yard la at - tbe Landing. Contnclon' and bullden' o supplies on band. c Misa Lixxic Smlthen, No. 16 S. Sod street, Philadelphia, new atylca in fall and winter millinery. ' Geo. M. Powell. IS Deoauir St.. kcrpa on h«nd a seasonable stock of clothing, '• Ing, hats, caps and furnltblng goods. 0 Rodan'a flour and feed aloro is at the fool of Jockaon atroct. near Capo laland bridge. Coal and wood furnished on or. Patronise borne industry by taking your harness work to Geo. 1.. Lovett, ' who baa a skillful mechanic at tbe work 1 Parabola spectacles, opera glasses, [ thermometers, and general dealcla In op. , UcaJ gooda. E. Borbck, 638 Chestnut street, Philadelphia. ' Those who buy their furniture of • Alex- J. H. Hackle, No, 119 N. Second f street, save all discounts of middlemen c and get goods at bottom prices. Mlm E. Parke, ladies' and gentlemen's , line boot and shoe store, No. 18 South 1 Second street. Philadelphia. Custom - work la made a specialty at thla store. 1 When you have steam and gaa fitting or boilers, engines and [rumps to act up „ G. W. Beeves, with hla twenty years of work and give satisfaction. Cape May boaata Justly of her skilled mechanics. Among tbejn oone take r higher rank than Joscpb P. Henry, the house slgu and fresco palmer. He also 1 deals In palmer's materials. . hla builneaa placo in thla city and exam. I stock and get eatiraatea. Mr. ConI is prompt and reliable In his business dealings W. Scott Hand, Cape May C. H , Ini building! against loss by fire InVcllable compantea only. In the event of ' claima, companies of thla agency settle : In full and promptly, bend to film for . particulars. JtOtf I It's much cheaper to subscribe for the , than to bay It by the single copy. . Only 1 100 per year. A lot of cheap furniture at Bcncxel & 1 Bro's, It Washington street Not cheap ■ in quality, but cheap In price, and cheaper yet for cash. Most go. as It Is . In the wsy. Want the room lor other ■ PTEoM^ebMV. Fire Insurance Comdf Newark, N. J.. Is one of the | most substantial financial Institutions of { the Sule. It la doing an unusual btul- ■ tosMs^romptfir Cwhcn ' incurred. ""Y Henrr Edmunds la the aulhorircd agent | for Cape May. Office No. S8 Washing. , Thomas Depny's carpel store, No. 80 North Second street, Philadelphia, Is a decided favorite with Cape May buyers. Mr. 1). makes a special announcement this week In our advertising columns, 1 which can but be of large Interest to ■ them. The store Is well lighted, handy , W. J. ferries, and near that great , thoroughfare. Market street. supplied at the yards of George Ogdcn, • Cape May Court House. He deds In white pine, yellow pine. Cyprus and i hemlock lumber, ne invitee an examl. , nation of bis stock. . Miss B. Parke, long with K. Pancoast, the well known shoo dealer, has , opened a store at No. 18 South Soil SL, ' where she will be pleased to see her > friends Miss Parke baa an exten- , slve stock of foot wear of all kinds from . which patrons may select what they I wish. Custom work a specialty. tf Wm,-H. Mills, boat builder, Cape May City, N. J. Mr. Mills has materially ■ added to the Cape May fleet of fast sail, tng yachts. He knows how to got a , np to win prices Don't go away from home 1! you want one built, but patronise home Industry and talent. Parabola spectacles, opera glasses snd i all kinds of opticaigoods at E.Borbek's Chestnut street, Philadelphia C. B. Coles has remarkable facilities at at his ICaign's Point lumber yard for the • cheap snd handy shipping of bulldet's ' material. Vessels unload and load at I I his wharves thus making a saving in ; the handling of merchandise bought^st turns ont only first class mill work, snd 1 deals only In the best of material Bemember, tbe stomach is tbe life of I andflt Is the food you eat If well ; jgjnliK.'arusf xi Trultt's Vegetable Loxcngr, tbe great cure for Dyspepsia, diges'i the food, • giving to tho stomach strength. One . box of Locengea will convlnoo you. 60 cenla at Dr. H. A. Kenedys. i There la a new lease of life for jou no ' matter how old you are. or how long ' you have suffered with dyspepsia. . Trultt's Vegetable Losenge never falls ; don't pass this by. Remember you can ' eat what you desire. 60 cents bos One ' cent a dose at Dr. IL A. Kennedy's i J. F. Trrtrt -Manufacturer. Bridgeport, N. J. . William. H. Appleglt, formerly mail agent on West Jersey Rail- ' 1 road, has opened a shoe store at No. 881 . ' halghna Ave.. Camden, N. J., where bo will be pleased to see his many friends Mr. Appleglt has a fine and complete stock of goods which he Is selling very 1 low. Cadi In and see him. Only a short ' i walk from Market street tf • Jos G. Boyd, No. 108 Market street, I has In stock a fresh In. , , voice of family grocer lea which he will ' •ell at prices as low aa tho lowest. His ' 1 goods are always reliable. There are five stories to bis place of business all packed with stuffs demanded by his The Cape Island Gas Company Invites ordqrs from noD-resldrnl cottage owners plumbing, ataam and gaa filling. The work win be carefully attended to Send your orders to their Cape May of. flee, No. 88 Washington Bt, Cape May Cltr. If Banaonabla Bale of stoves at cut at Bcncxct A Bro's, 18 Wash lug. ton atreet. There stoves mult be .old. rather sell at a great sacrifice than store them and carry over. Now Is your lime to gat a stove cheap. Now that insurance is so cheap no ' prudent person Vlll neglect to mak. , himself reenre against the possibilities , , of fire. He will take no risks in this respect. J. Henry Edmonds, SB WashInton street, will write vou the most ' liberal policy. It will ooat Tmt »1I to ' insure Tour buildings for $1000 for 6 p veara. There is no note to sign, or otner ' expense after a policy Is once granted. A. 11- Andrews A Co., church sou school furniture manufacturers. No. *86 , Broadway, New Ybrk, and SIS Arch 8L, Philadelphia, are out In a card In 1 this number of lha Wars The school , furniture this firm nil Is of tbe best, and , prices vary moderate. School boards cannot do better than to correspond with ' the firm and get estimates. They can do ' bettor. ' Oat A Smith manufacture and ship to ' B^oPhdn bridJ*^wett"c^°^ priors . only demanded by thb enterprising firm. . SiHSsSKS , to be examined that Its merits may be . known. See Ihe fine large ad. oo lint . page of the Wars. I Tbe College of Commerce, Twelfth A ' > QiamnlaBrett. IViailrijhtq. h a moat i SeS^oritaaSbMrol'iS'wdieta, I alike heed of which la Thome. J. PrieH tho>to. wwal «ff thorn bebg Horn i Itaffeoture of this school taSai todWd- ' ' i ual toatxuetion la given, ptipUa being odI tnlttod at any time. tf

fruits' »i tttZ CHAS. NEEDLES' ' AT Tax OLD nun, No. 43 Washington Street, Cape May City, Fall and Winter Opening of s dry goods and millinery ° Ladies' Long and Snort Coats and Wraps Mtaaet, Children and Infan.'s Coats of all kind. CASSIMEREg of all shades. ' HENRIETTA CLOTHS of all ihe latest styles All WOOL TRICOTS, all shades I VELVETS. SATINS, SILKS AND SURAH SILK. All kinds of Lidin' Ornaments snd Braids for Dreaa Trimmings. Latest Novelties ;! in Buttons. Specialty in KID OI/iVES and CORSETS. Ladies, Biases and ChiL dren's Red and White MERINO UNDERWEAR. Don't mlas the bargains in 4 BLANKETS and COMFORTABLES. The stock here named is the largest eve! II at Oapc May. UaO In aod examine the gdode. ; NEW CLOTHING STORE, No. 41 Wsshinwton 8trnet, Cape May. Full lines of ; fall ap winter cloifllng J For Men. Boys and Children. The Largest Stock or OVERCOATS for Men and Youths ever offered in this city. Also I Mali M Bali and Caps of all bill. Also full lino of UNDERWEAR at the Loweet Price. ; qenYs1 furnishing ooods. , In groat variety. Don't forget tho place. t chas. needles, 1 84 Washington Street, Cape May City. ! ' This Space Is Reserved for S. H. MORRISON, THE t ' lumber merchant OF | camden, n. j. 1 SASH AND DOOR DEPOT, ras atKinsiaaM is arsasrac to teralsa sii kinds ot mill. Work i - Doors, nasi, Blinds, Sinters, ioslia screen, Etc. ' 1 DOOR AND WINDOW FRAMES A 8PECIALTY. A. L. CONNER, , M«t • OI^SMSJ City, K.J. : g^^LniBBH AND IILL WORK, j george ogden, i MKH Cape May Court Houaa, N. J. i Wis pi, lloi'slsllincflnir ; outm.. — «— «« • '•«« ' KIMBALL, PRINCE S CO, ] ; DUMPIER MERCHANTS, M!LL - WORK. • Rockland Lime, Cement, &c., &c., . alwaisok lard. KIMBALL, PRINCE A CO.. i naanca raap at mivnuM. vnttfAW.w. J- | C. B. COLES, , lumber merchant, 1 aamiraonntna or i Doors, Sash, Blinds, Mouldings, Boxes, &c. 5 BRACKETS, AND SCROLL SAWING, | Offica, Np. 14 Kaiohn'a Avanua, Camdan. N. J. )7S-y goff & SMITH. : bricks. pottersluff and ciay LOWEST CASH PRICES. : george w, reeves, ; Plato Slaiari Ga PillTialiu if MMiitt a Simailj. | Kaaldinoe, Bank BL^Kaar JactoKO BL^epot, Caya May Ctty, K. V xrmm JOSEPH P. HENRY, • House, Sign and Frescoe Painter; 96 Lalayatta St root, Cap* May City, N. J. ; - wmth" mills, boa 1 builder, - — ■ andrews manufacturing co , ; GENERAL SCHOOLJFURNISHERS, r THK Mann totoraTi ot the oaty Mr. D0VETAU.6S SCHOOL FURHITURE, V 1 7i nfra Avanca, are, ma auwaa, axw TOttl crrr. ' psu.aaEhwna omcE, »n *re> mwet, • l. 'fu'rmah smith, i coal and wood, Scballofwrara Landing. Caoa May, N. J. I 0rtw..-« t.j, A ay-ay. *tt^ac« . at, ttttuatt. Md.ammi. itamr. -ere. w» tape ] JXI IULLh-iL. I... II UiTTaa i ; e. borhek, practical optician. » a PARABOLA ^SPECTACLES j — , i* ggqg nathan cv price. Surveyor and Jpnvayancer, CAPS MAY i.Tv, m. 's, '

NO NEED TO GO SHABBILY CLOTHED! i:? $5.00 D \ ^$2O.O0t» \°\ in .Merchant wiicfix ib \^>\ a \<j\ 5.WcoR.feCHE5TN^.cte:« \ \ $5.00 ^ <><$20.00tx>% • ^*BE GUIDED BY THE SIGN**- • ffitlia Us Portals to wiicii Hie Sio Board Points thro is a Haven for every M wlo tiles lo lie Ml Dressed. p , A" investment of SflO.oo, means to you a Sati*Etat..,y . Iki,- fro... a uule s.lectiot, of ~ RESS an.l BUS' N ESS' SUITINGS. The wearable .[t.aiities ,<i these M.inu-, place the,,, , n a jar with the best jj.hxIs in the market. This fafft D coupled with the imjHirvant < (i'isi.lerati«m tli.it vou • .in be uistirctl ot ,t » '.« H»H I I I". makes our $20 <W Suit* hoar far abt^e anVthing you tan buy in any Mertliant l ailorine or Ready-made Clothing llstablidimcnt in Philadelphia. A Cash expenditure of $5.00 will ^tve au elegant PAIR OF TROUSERS, latnous alike '' Styls, Fit and Quality Made upon the pattern which has made I'lll »MIN. iN'S I rons, rs iustK celebrated. Vou are assured of Tone and l it which ready-made clothiers cannot yive ton even in the nmst «-\p nsive I r.>useriiij;s. It is mpossibie to get so good a pair 01 1 rottsers f.,r I 5.00 in any other cbULIinlmicnl 1:1 l'hiladelpliia. FIT.AND QUALITYGUARANTEED!!! We covet your patronage. We believe iii.it ve.u will best serv .• \ "c;r interest , t .from .1 clothing stand point ) by favoring Us with your orders. "Good-fitting Garments," some bod, has said "are as rare as the ramv t hrisiian Charitv " We are doing our best to have that statement amended by DRESSING MKN PERI-ECTl .V We want to dres- Vf H" ' Send for -samples ami Self Measurement Slips. ROBERT J. THOMPSON, MERCHANT TAILOR, ' Southwest Cor. 1 1th and Chestnut Sts., PHILADELPHIA. J. H. BENEZET & BROTlTER,' No- 13 Y/ashingt-r. - Erect, Oapc May City, N- J. Mam:ract<jit-'i*i> ..n-l Iv.ile'sm FURNITURE, CARPETS, and HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS OF ALL KINDS AND OF THE LATEST STYLES. St®?@§, Banges, Heaters, Hardware, Crockeryware, Tin and Glassware. Plumbing, Steam and Gas Fitting, and General Contractors. BRANCH STORES in the County, Cape May Court H->t>se, Sea Isle City, and Dennisville. C&MPBTB AND OIL CLOTHS. yTLOOKIIIll EVERYTHING IN THE CAHPET LINE. From Axminster and Wilton down to Rag Carpet. A MAGNIFICENT LINE OF INGRAIN CARPETS IN BRUSSELS DESIGNS. AKt SfttTAJSES, RtTCS, MATS, STC. THOMAS lIFff, 35 North Second Street, between Arch and IHarhet Streets, (Nearly opposite Christ Church.) Christ Church Square ~~ A, L. HAYNES, " " No. IO MANSION STREET, CAPE MAY CITY, N. J. STOVESft TiNWAREi! 1 HOUSE] EURNISHINC1 BOBBSf TIN ROOFING AND SPOUTING. ALL ORDERS PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO. STOVE REPAIRS A SPECIALTY.