CAPE MAY WAVE— SEMI-WEEKLY^-SATURPAY, MAY 11, 1889. ■

Wbes 1 *o* • brl*ht Met 1 altraja TUl lo pua it along." told. • lad J, u ibtul watching » J-ouog girt-, rawing. "Eve? They're aiwaja doing ltThey are ironed oil, waahad off and pUlod off, until 1 deapair. I roam to •hod bultonrat avery atop." "Make uae of tbeao two hinlj when yon are rowing them on, then, and roe If thay make any difference. Whir, you begin, before you lay the button flg the cloth, put the thread through, v that the knot will bo cm the right aide. That learn It under the button, a^d pre rente It from bring worn or ironed away and thua beginning the" looeenlng pro"Then, before you begin rowing, lay a lafge pin acroai the button ao that all you threw 4a will go orer the pin. After you hare Iniahod filling the bolce with thread round and round and round benealh the button. That makea a com. pact item, to auataln the poaalMe pulling and wear of the bottonhole." "It ia no eragwation toaay that try i buttoni nerer come off, and I'm lore you re won't. If you uae my method of 1 rowing," "Drummere arc a neceaaary ceil for the time being, and aomc of them make i an eicuro for their ciiiteoce br hctug • able lo tell from |ime to lime e good i atory. Ona who If' ataylng for e few : daya at a certain boarding. houre in Una city. In order lo arerage up heary e«- , peoroa in another city, telle tbU little I anecdote. A train In Ariiona waa boarded by robbere who went through ' the lncklero pasacagara. One of them , liappeoed to be a Hebrew "drummer" fiora New York, who when Ida turn 1 came, with tear and reluctance fliheci ^ outgaOO. Ho rapidly took M from thr pile end placed It In hla real pocket > "Whatdoyou meac by thit?"aaked I the gentle robber aa he toyed with hla ■ Hurriedly came the anawer: "Mite j front, you aurely rould not refuae me aa a Spar cent dlecout oo a MrieUy caah tranaacllon like dUJ " t He got the dlacouot. J When Sidney Smith acll led aa preacher and farmer In hu remote rectory ao 1 many rnDea from a lemon, he pitied the , lorrowa of the domeatic animala uppn hia farm and arranged a limber on up. i rlgbta ao aloplng that belweeu one cod, * but a few Ineboa 'from tbe groifnd, and the other, erery animal, from the amall- n eat pig lo the large bone, could And a k point Juxl right on which to acratch hla ti back. The Age of Modern Man * People are food of faying that "man. 11 kind la growing wlaer and weaker." ° Bat It la really ao I Let ua glance at c the facta According lo tho latest ata- g tialici there are more cenlenariana now Bring than at any previous time In the " history of the world. Why f Because 0 the great discoveries In medical science j, which afford him Immunity from dls. d caaee that formerly devastated mankind. 1 Greatest of them all ia Dr. Pierce's Golden ITcdicnl Discovery, the beat " blood-purifier and renovator of tbe age. q Scrofula, fevcr-aoica, tumors, untight- tl ly ulcere and eruptions van lab like magic beneath Its beneficent influence. b Car wheel manufacturer (passenger ia '' fast express Irals whleb la making a long ? alop)-"What are yon striking those wheels for?" P Man with hammer— "To see If they [j are sound yet." Car wheel manufacturer (nervously)— "Wen, please don't hit 'em quite ao |i hard." * a -ra. 1 Spring Medlotne. •* ei Tbe oeceaalty of a spring medicine is b almost universally admitted. And the . aeperiortty of Hood'a Saraaperllla for this purpose becomes more and more n widely known every year. That power K to purify the blood and those elements * of strength and health which the aye- ^ torn craves, and to which it W so aus. ,, rept table at this season, are possessed a by this peculiar medicine in a prr-emi- « nent degree. Scrofula, pimples, bolls, n or any humor, biliousness, dyspepsia, sick headache, catarrh, rheumatism, or any diseases or affections caused or pro. b moled by impure Mood or low state of « the system, are cured by Hood's Ssrea- d parilla. Try the peculiar medicine, m n The late war wis the grealcs corn- »: ourer ever known. 1 never knew a sin- A gle ease of a soldier in that war who snf- *' fered from corns, and I was all through IL If a Ian should be passed lhat no £ Shoe should be worn In this country but n the pattern army shoe of tho rebellion,- e the corudoctnr's occupation would be " *""■ -1/ le OomeumpUon Incurable 7 v Head the following: Mr. C. B. Morrb, * Newark, Ark., say»: "Was down with o Aheeees of Longs, and friends and pby- tl alaas pronounced mean Incurable Con- H aumptlve. Began uking Dr. King's , New Discovery for Consumption, am J now on my third bottle, and able to over. i. see the work on nsy farm. It Is the fin- n eat medicine ever made." ° Jeaee MWIdlewsit, Decatur, Ohio, ssyir J1 "Had It not been for Dr. King's New Haoosery for Consumption 1 would have c died of Lung Trouble*. Waa given up b by doctors. Am now In beet nf health." 11 Try it.^ Sample bottles free at K ennedy's jj Downey— You look tired, awl I Tawuey— Yee: been working eight .. hours, bwmln work. „ Downey- What was It, deahl Towney— Inventing a new cwavat- r , !: Buoktan'a Arnloa Salve. ThkBMllWv. ijithe world for Cuts, I Bruises, Soros, Dice.*, Bait Khcum. Fe- J ver Bares, Titter, Chapped Hands, Chll- ^ Mains. Corns, an". <11 Skin Eruptions, n and postlvcly cares PBea, or do pay re v quired. Kb guaranteed to gire perfect ° satisfaction, r* mooey refumletl. Price, . flflooats pro box For sale at Dr. H. A. „ Krnaedyre drug store. lent This What You Ne»d, j Tho Indian Hemp Hitlers, combine l! In s peculiar mnotirr the best blood puri- * are pusvJy vegetable. It u one of the j; boat of remedies, end succeeds when I Ottar uttnlnra fall. Thsaa Bitters wll • pntfy your blood, aid thedbesuon, and . gtva new Ufa and vigor to um body. Deed tor dyspapata and liver complaint tad b n preventive of consumption. Bold by Jon* Fexstsk. P «l • Groan Cm k. 1 There ■ a new lease of life for ydu no ' matter how old you are. or how long v vMi have suffered with dyv-pepsn. > T ruin's Vsaetabb Loaeag* nerer till, ;

I Joohhig promptly attended to In this > office. ' Wm. B. MBls, boat hullder, Cape May, N. J. : General contractor, L. E. Miller, Ospc May, N. J. , Hand 4 Ware carpenters sad builders, Cap. May, N. J. Nathan G Price, surveyor sod con- • veykocer. Cape May, N. J. Geo. W. Reeves, practical plumber,' - steam and gas fitter, Cape May. ' Hand's Central Market, Washington and Ocean streets. Cape May, N. J. Peter Henderson's tested garden anil - vegetable seeds at Wm. A- Knott's. W. Scott Hand Insurance offices. Cape May Court House, N. J. Losses promptly * pet S* \ i Teas, coffees and fine groceries at » Jas. G. Boyd's, 102 Market street, Phll- . adelpfils. ■ \ Genu' furnishing goods In sll nxajit . stylet st I. L. Sheppard's, 2V Wnahing- ' ton street. ' I. U. Smith, fine ready. msdc clothing. No. 4" Washington sUcct Cspe May r City, N.J. I Joseph 1'. Henry, house, sign and r fresco painter, 90 Lafayette St., Cspe May. N.J. • L Furinae Smith, dealer in coal and wood. SchelUngers Landing, Cope May, Pirabota spectacles may be had of E Borhek, 028 Chestnut street, Phila. All P The Knickerbocker Company supplies . coaj and Ice to families and hotels. Full wglgbl guaranteed. Sbull, Wlreback dt Co.g wholesale grocers, Philadelphia. See their largo ' notice lo Cspe Mey buyers, r Andrews' oclebrmled school turnilure : he had from branch office, 818 , Arch street, Philadelphia. ■ A. L. Ilayoes it always on band whan want anything in the stove Or luud- ' ware line- Mansion street. ' Geo. M. Powell, No. 18 Decatur street, - merchant tailor. Seasonable goods on , baud for spring wear. Glvo him a caff, i The Semi-Weekly Wars offers to advertisers a very desirable medium by which they may speak to the buying 1 public. Go IT & Smith, manufacturers of bricks i of various grades. Their office is at ; Smiths' grocery store, 2d and Broad Bta., MillvUlc. David W. Kodan, foot of Jackson . street, offers (o the puMIc choice loU of flour tnd feed. He deals slso in garden For reliable Ore Insurance the office of Hcni7 Edmunds msy be relied upon. ' safe business methods. . VbncesUwUlbeef Interest u> oxanrine Ihelaavertiseaicnl of Daniel Focer in another place in this paper. Don't worry about your spring bonnet, lust give Miss Smilhors »n order to make you one. She is located at No. South 2d street, Philadelphia. The lire Insurance offices of J. Henry 98 Washington street, represent reliable institutions which pay losses prompt without discount. Wm. IL Applcglt, No. SHI Kalghns svenue, Camden, dealer in shoes of sll I kinds tnd grades. His store is hemly I lo railroad terminus et Kalghns Point. I The Excelsior Market. John Halpin I and Brother, deals strictly in flrsuclasa groceries and provisions. Goods delivered about tlie city promptly and free of charge. Cape Island Gas Company will make contracts for all kinds of plumbing work, aDd steam fitting. Send orders to the office of the company, No. 88 Washington street, Cape May, N. J. Homer's principal agency for tbe sale of pianos, organs, and sewing machines is at Brldgcton, but a postal card into the Cape May post olflce will receive prompt attention. | Go to Bcncxct A Bra's, for gas fitting 1 ami plumbing. Estimates made on new I •oik and all work guaranteed. Got- | owners will dj well lo consult with lids Arm before putting out contracts. Miss IL Parke, 18 South Second SL, a location very handy to the Weat Jersey ferries. She has had experience the retail shoe trade and understands Just how to please her long list of cusCape May pcoplo who visit I'lillsdel* pbia on business or pleasure will find V tbe Washington Hotel. Chestnut above Seventh, most excellently managed. Charges ire reason able. Messrs. Kimball, Prince A Co., deal Rockland cement, lime mill work and all kind of lumber. They Invite Cape trade and will cheerfully furnish estimates. Main office it Vlnetxnd with at MillvUlo. South Jersey marble work has grown large proportion « and may be classed as one of Cape May's growing manufacturing enterprises. Mr. L. T. from small beginning has devclopetl a large buslnea* A. L. Conner's new place of business is near the old depot. Mr. Conner lias income well established In Cape Msy as man you can pin to. Let him make estimates for furnishing material for the ocw bouse you are building. Go to Benexet A Bra's, and see the nice lineal wall papers. Mr. Carpenter is prepared to give you eatlmataa for both material and work. He Is a artist Id his line and his wall • are the finest In the aty. 4 ('Union Souder . 3 and 8 Mansion street, J offers to Cspe May cottage residents ' suits of furniture, oucloths, and window shadings. Repairs promptly done. Awnings made to order, and ophol- | stcrlng In all its branches attended to. I The nake of G B. Coles goes current among Cape Msy contractors. Hia everything in tbe lumber line. Mill Cole's business. ' * If your witch or clock It out of repair Wm. E Harpur, No. 10 South 4th SL, Philadelphia, will set it going in a work. official time keener of the city, having j the responsibility of regulating the House clock. A. H Utile has contributed hit full share to brightea up Cape May's hotels ! and cottages with his artistic briuh. lie v Is one of our reliable business men who I be depended upon to perform any ■ ti set ho makea, both in letter and a spirit His shop is on Bank street near ' Lafayette. If Ware and Eldiodge comprise one c4 May's most energetic and skillful bunding firms. Any work committed t their hands Is sure of careful treat- I firm poluls lo numerous object lessons, in tbe form of handsome houses, at l camony of akUl, and good taste. tf The facilities possessed by Geo. Ogilen, Cape May (kmrt House, for hUtng large orders for iumiier, are uusurpasx d by rectiy with Ural bands up In the lumber regions where white pine, yd- - low pine, cypress and hemlock grow. iaSctaStolt Bt.,' PhUadSpW^r^tot customs and practice of bosincae. Tbe school Is eminently successful under the of Prof. 1 hoe. J. Pricket Write for catalogues, or Inquire at this Mr. C. Thomas finds his splendid busloess growing larger and larger at the old stand, lfls Market street, Phltadel. phis. Chose attention to tbe demands of , his customers brought about this result Mr. Thomas finds the trouble of making his (tore popular not only profitable but e real pleasure. The Oriental and Occidental Tea Company, Burling SUp, New York, is placing on the market the very choicest ' brands of teu. They are all tbe comrepresent them to be, as may be by a fair teat. Vwn hshy eaa atek. *• on tar Catawts, ftaa she was a CkflA. ahs eriek lac Crotssta. Whte shs t ioswi Miss. sWclsag to Catlori* Advertisers ahould remember that the Wava circulate* among Cape May county eouldc resorts, a special oorree- , pendent being employed st reel, of | them lo furateb this office the freshest rowelrenu. •Ipcrjw. i

CAPE ISLAND SAS COMPANY.: 1 i ' Will make contracts for all kinds of work in tbe line of ( ; • •. -f . . ' . - ; Plumbiiio, Gas anil ^teaiq Fitting, r ' • non-resident cottage owners {May have their work i *■ ' Promptly and Satisfactory Done > By sending an order to the office of the. Company, No. 38 Washington St., Cape May, N. J. SOUTH JERSEY MARBLE WORKS, cape may city, n. j. monwis¥t1istoiS| CARRIED IN STOCK. GRANITE of all Grades. . american anb italian marble. Bluestone for Curbing, Flagging and Favi&g done at short notice. l. t. kntrikin", Propr. SulUlna Surabrr grirfes. Sim f, (Sontractors, Clf. 1 This Space is Reserved for S. H. -MORRISON, THE LUMBER MERCHANT OF | CAMDEN, N. J, dk sasftandjoor depot, Doors, Sasl, Blinds, SMers, Mosliis, talis, Etc, DOOR AND WINDOW FRAMES A 8PECIALTV. A 1 1 orders proorpuy eitsd. , en r, — .lr„— A. L. CONNER. " Cspe May Crtj. H. J. A^raT.nMRP.R AND MILL 111 george ogden, Cape May Court House, N. J. Wilt# Pin Mow is, iirsss 4 i'eiocA Limber Alaollni Wortottrtrr Dvscrlpttae. Call tad examine Block. Odlcs on IS renin 1C Bf, Tnnl nl KIMBALL, PRINCE SCO, btr m e r ch a nts, MILL™ WORK. Rockland Lime, Cement, &c., &c., ALWATB OS BAMn. KVTI MATES rOHHIBIIED. KIMBALL, PRINCE tt CO., ram) at milltille. vntELAHD, a. 1. C. B. COILES, LUMBER MERCHANT, Doors, Sash, Blinds, Mouldings, Boxes, &c. BRACKETS. AND SCROLL SAWING. Office. No. 1 4 Kaijjhn's Avenue. Camden. N. J. Jyfi-y GOFF & SMITH, MAUCfAtrrrkEKii and EBtrrEBf or BRICKS. POTTERS BUFF AND CLAY LOWBBT CASH PRICES. • WM. H. MILLS, boa r builder, CAPE MAY CIT". N. J. nathan c. price. : Surveyor and Conveyancer, CAPI MAY CIT* N

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Do you want a treat ? It If so, and you arc interested ' c at all in furniture, come and see our second floor. It has c been re-stocked with a grand 1 assortment of beautiful parlor suites of the latest designs in • tapestries, brocatellcs, silks, I plushes, etc, — a variety ol I colorings suggestive of May .1 gardens. ' t j i These goods are made i right under our own super- ]

[vision, and wc can vouch for.il [quality. ' * i If money saving is -to be;| ■ | considered, buying from first: I hands means dollars saved; ' i We -have just issued aji "Home and Art" journal. ! If you are in need of furni- . , ture, you may save dollars by : shaving a copy. Send us your,' and address, and we ■ ' will mail yoti one free, j Hovy many styles of side; i

rl boards have we ? i So many, that if they were ■ : | placed side by side in a line t they would reach about an ! eighth of a mile. The new i j design shown in the first . number of our "Home and - Art " journal is great value flat SiS.75. fully worth $25.00. . r The $27.50 oak board con2 : tains a large found glass and , four square glasses, all bev- : ; died, two top drawers, one of ; 1 "

'which is lined; also linen ; : ' drawer and three shelves. 1 : jThis board is nicely carved 1 and polished, and should be ■ f $35-00 instead of $27.50. ; t Warmer days don't mean i 1 soft butter with a good re- , ' : | frigerator to die rescue. If ^ . .you want an improved scicn- > ; tific article that lias stood die i I practical test of every day use i I - for years, we can please you. j f Our assortment of sixes f

and styles is large, prices, as nsual, the lowest Ice chests $2.45 and up- : ward. The $23.75 oak or walnut sideboard refrigerator proving a great favorite with housekeepers. The $15.75 <»k bedroom ' suite i? a " great seller." Don't put off buying 'till late. , p. ■

S -|- ' ■ This olid Oak Bedroom Suite, bevel glass, double drawer, cupboard in washstand, stylisj bedstead, new design, $15.75. Or. B. W AJ&SQTW ER, FIIRNITIIRP 1, 3 and 5 Federal and Delaware to Arch Streets, pAMIlFN N I lUnm I UIlL Near Federal Street Ferry and Penna. R. R. Depot. Uf|llllltllp 111 ill NOTE— Salesroom open Wednesday and Saturday Evenings. < »ol>l1s Delivered in Philadelphia Free. Telephone, No. 281.J. H. BENEZET & BROTHER, No- 19 Washington street, Cape M3y City, N- J. Manufitclureicis of ami lJcalcis in FURNITURE, CARPETS, and HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS OF ALL KINDS AND OF THE LATEST STYLES. Stoves, Ranges, Heaters, Hardware,- Crockery ware, Tin and Glassware. * Plumbing, Steam and Gas Fitting, and General Contractors. BRANCH ' STORES in the County, Cape May Court H^use, Sea Isle City, and Dennisvillf. §MMWmTB MWW OLOTIia EVERYTHING IN THE CARPET LINE. From Axminster and Wilton down to Rag Carpet. A MAGNIFICENT LINE OF INGRAIN CARPETS IN BRUSSELS DESIGNS. SOtTAUES, mrcs, MATS, ETC, 35 North Second Street, between Arch and market Streets, (Nearly opposite Christ Church.) Christ Church Square -■ ^ F.A.. . A. Is, HAYNES. ~~ Nn. IO MANSION STREET, CAPE MAY CITY, N. J. STOVESLi TiNWAREi] & HOUSE] FURNISHING) fiOBBST TIN ROOFING AND SPOUTING. ALL ORDERS PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO STOYE REPAIRS A SPECIALTY,'