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MONDAY, AUGUST 21,1822.

J. llonry Kdmundt, No. 612 WMbtocoa rtreet, U Conmlaloocr of Deed* for New J«■o Notary Public.

HOTEL ABRIYALS.

(ooKTIXtIED n

M lleaa, E K Powell and wife. I) V Wood*, P K Daily and wife. Lily S Walker, Jamea U Maxarce, U Homer Le Boutllller. Barertord—Kite K Bunting. Oonabobockru—H O Maucb. Peoria, Ill-Miaa MoCluakey.

Pblladelpbla--Howard Selpl, Air under bellera, George F Huntingdon, Richard B G Gardner, 21. Sharon Hill, Pa—Mre J 0 Morgan. Mlae L B Morgan.

Philadelphia—Char lea S Lynch, Edward P Deohert, Mlae M A Hoaa, W B Burba and family, Miea Mary it Irtton, William Macdonald and wife. Baltimore—Charlea M Du rail Waaklngton—11V Ketcbam, wife and

Philadelphia—E Tracy Tobin, Mine Selina Frite, Mn William Need lea, Mira M Needlea. Ulna RoaenBelJ, Mra S Naedlaa, Mra J Needlea, L Needlea, Herbert W Jnatloe and wife, George N Vick an and wile, Albert E Hunt and wife, George L Maua.

Philadelphia—Mra William U Hon, Mlaa Marla E Horn, Waller 1 Horn, Mlae Florence Uom. Morria Horn, O G Boabyahell, Fullerton J Doug lam. Geo B Wonder, W U Horn. W U Horn. Jr, J F Hillary, Tbomaa BealUe, John U

Germantown—Samuel B Lewie. Camden-E May!

Philadelphia—C C Hancock, A E Htnoock MraU U Adama. MimAdama, Daniel Buckley, Mlaa Ilea wick, E C

r and wife, Mlaa Patlle Shoe-

New York—William W Phlllipa.

SOME FAMOUS LINGUISTS Ploo della Mlrandola, a learned Italian ot the fifteenth century, waa eloquent In *2 lanruagea, and M. Fulgence Freanel waa familiar with JSO. In the aerwnteenth century Xlrholaa Schmid, a German neamnt, tramlatrd the Lord'e Prayer Into ea many language* aa there are weeka In a year, and In toe next century Sir William Jonce could oonrene In 28 different tonguea. The fame of £llhu Burritt, the ~lramod blacksmith,** who died aotnc 20 yean ago, la atlll freah In memory.. Burritt maatered Latin. Greek aijd French while plying hla hammer at the forge, and he made aa light of translating Icelandic aagaa as of shoeing •

rred between

languages the "name U legion." Chief among ~ French scholar, wh<

e knew aa intimately aa hla

e^th IS tongue*, and J. J. Scallger, another Frenchman, who spoke like a natlra in 18 strange tonguee. Claude Duret waa master of 17 languages, and Jamea Crichton, a Scotsman, could dispute learnedly In a dozen. " It la only a few snontha el nee Dr. Gottlieb Leltner, the moat famous linguist of this generation, died at Bonn, In Germany. Dr. Leltner, who acted pa Interpreter to the English army In the Crimean war. could apeak with equal facility In no fewer than 60 languages, and many of the more abstruse

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Sir John Bowring knew c gusge and dialect of Europe, mou C. Malan. an English clergyman, when a boy of 18 could preach in 12 language*, and in later years added to hla etorw aueb widely diverse tongues as. Arabic and.Welsh, Syriac and Chinese, Japanese and Husalan. IBs facility In mastering a new language great that within a fortnight he learned Armenian sufficiently well to be e" to preach In it, and a month's study aided him to preach In Georgian t native congregation In the cathedral of

Kutala.

SHOP TALK. A recently Imilt organ run In' el trinity contains 64.500 miles of wire. The majority of motor can are n driven by petroleum, but a French < gineer recommends the use of alcohol Instead of It, and motors are being altered so as to consume It. There la nc fear of explosion with alcohol apd 1' •aid to be leas costly than petroleum, e might, therefore, paraphrase the ,lions', poet and sayi “Put It In your Four million dollare’ worth of Amersn bicycles were sold to European during the last fiscal year.

ihlpped to Entire, despite her aldlled workmen and Ingenuity, aa wen exported to that country during the preceding year. Two-thirds of our blryclea an sent to countries which make i specialty of manufacturing, says Lealle'a Weekly. Henry Lyon, a Scotch electrical enrluaer, has completed an elec trios! refrigerator. The current la used In e machine for driving off the oula, and owing to the fact that there e no moving parta. and that no skilled bor le required fur auendanoc, the iw machine. It la said, can be put on e market at a modente price, and it la calculated that It will nrova a cheaper method of cooling than the Indirect methed of cooling br tea Machines are under construction for the production of 100 pounds of loe per day.

Baltimore—Mrs Paler C Halos. Wilmington—Jobs M Kogeta Overbrook—Dr J Hows Adama.

Washington—Joseph W Munion. Bryn Mawr—Z D Bister, wife end

Nartmth—Mrs Frank Williamson, Frank Williamson, Jr. Anna William•oa, Markjjouise Williamson. Youngstown, O-Mrt Edward

Brooklyn—T K French aad wife •aoe B Vane, Katharine Vena.

barn. Dr Emily G Whitten, Frank hub liven, Mn M E Lam, Mlae B Lem, L F Lean, J K B llaneall, George Boiler.

Chicago—Mlae A D Bayer, Mn ;

two children, F b vu rley. Mice M Ooo-

Mnohenkwrllia. N Y—Robert J Bar.

HOME HELPS AND HINTS. if your handa are stained with ber» rice or from Jelly making, or from preparing vegetables, rub them with ripe tomatoes before using coop on them, 'oap acts the color. . To bathe an overheated bead In camphorated water affords relief at crocs. A teaspoonful of spirits of oamphorln two ounces of water la the right proportion, and applied when there are symptoms of sunstroke, such as vertigo, flushed face, etc, will help avert It. The best way to get cold water to Brink la to put bottles of boiled water Into the refrigerator and let them stand a number of hours. If the “fist” taste of boiled water Is distasteful It can be remedied by pouring the water from one dish to another several times. The tomato is now deflnltele assigned ‘ a place as a tonic among foods. A Philadelphia physician has made exlctudre experiments with the Jtdee as a medicine and during the war with Spain the Juice of the tomato waa utilized ext entirely aa a health preservative among certain troopa with eminently satisfactory result!. So when the tomato cnn.cs times a day If you can—(or health's If not for appetite's sake. CURIOUS WORD STUDIES. Meat waa applied to any Idnd of

food.

Preface was formerly the word of welcome to a mer.L Voyages were formerly mads over land as well aa water. To starve originally meant to wark one's self to death—a slgnlllt “Dts to the history of peasant risings i the early days. Acte once meant a field of any size. The Germans still use tbs word In this sense. God's acre, meaning acrmetcry, la an Instance of-the old meaning. Jeremy Taylor refers to “the beautiful Imps that sang hosannas tn the 'a.” Imp once meant only a little 1 and not a child of the devil ea It Libel once had no reference to thing offenrire, but eimply roes small book or pamphlet. But^amphlet jrinted BDllngagatr. changed ItameaaREFLECTI0NS OF A BACHELOR, angel till after ths falL •re deceitful. The beat of them only deceive themselves. ~ _ gets full becauM doant know how to have a good cry. Ixrve Is like a mlneepla. The kind you don't make yourself generally has ems on all the ralslni Any w™*u-yVm rrer saw would imp over a fence to marry any

(Siller's Wsalt ly.

"CoUki's Weekly" for August 1 ert s long list of entertaining subjects. The front and a special article tell, with atury and photographs, of Admiral D w.y's I ravel. In the Medltem The war in the Phillpinev »• pictured by zt.ff artbu There ire photographs de plcting the ncrptlon of ex Secretary Alger in D.t'oil; the new battleship Malor. > s sbe sppvars in process of atruem-u St rtdladelphla ; railroad wrecks; I be wreck of tbe ferrv-l New York, win b waa rammed by Dolphb ; sod of tbe famous -potato tutoman." Gorernor Plngree. of MichIgan. with s story of bis remarkable political career. Tbe double—"No Thoroughfare"—la s fine summer-time draw, ing by De Thulstrup. and ooe that tells so amusing story. There are pager of photographs representing the progress of the Fens Exposition of MOO; of tbe review of the British volunteer troops at 81. James Park. London; of that Paradise of Mexico, the country of the Vlga Cans'. The second and concluding part of Bael Harte'a latest "Uoaripg damp" story—"Mr, BUaoala ’ Housekeeper"—forms tbe fiction feature of this number. There are pictures of the new cup yachts hbamrock and Columbia—and tbe recent accident to the latter off Newport—ae well aa many of the lesser crack sailing craft of 1(09. Com. modorc Bummers tails about fa "wind-Jammeri" in hie "Yachting Notea." Walter Camp writes lie elory of the great international Athletic Cooilluilraled by many clever ebapebot pbo ographa. The paper la breezy, tertalolng and instructive.

There are not many new can bouses to report this year. The largeal one le at Itlo Grande, Gape May county, where the growing of tomatoes for the canncr Is being tried ibiv year for tbe first. Tbe wall known firm of Oox Bro. A Co, ion, have formed a parlnnnkip with ex Uberiff bhlnn, of Uio azure city lu the canning business and purchased or teased one ot lire buildings of the old Bio Grande sugar works, where tbe Government experimented in sugar making a few years ago. The company have fitted the factory with first class ire prepared for an ex-

re pack.

WAVELETS.

n your subscription tor Tua 'ox wants day work or wash at borne. Residence, 8L John street. Go to Vr oil's ice Croam Parlors Mixed Cream, 1(1 cents. tf Borzell still has a few bargains Icft-

Tbcy must be sold before tbe end of the

Lost—A gold jeweled bulleilly veil

pin. Howard it returned U> Lafayette

Hotel.

— a — — -cncy Lightning Clean slog Soap Powder at Brook’s Grocery store. Try a package. 'I at the (Jueen Jewelry Store to your euchre prizes. Tally tree-",' --—

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fell la dosing oel xrr—A n ‘'

be paid

' time to get a fin

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POINTS OF INTEREST ■pV WAY of a "ready refereoce" Jj for the usually overtaxed hotel " alert particularly when tbe bouse jueels. the following list of places of general interest throughout Ope May have been prepared, and will be found quite ooovenlcnl and useful as Of "guide book" for visitors. Al it all of the Inatilulioos or placet la named the "stranger within our _ ■ can readily obtain whatever detail* are desired In connection therewith. Therefore when tbe courteous and torn modal Ing hotel clerk is queried aa, any point or place of inteiest In Cape

STOCIfTO]} IpTEL CAPE MAY. N- J. . The Finest. Seaside Hotel in the World NOW OPEN FOR THE SEASON OF 1899 Unsurpassed for grandeur ol proportion* tuJ elegance of appointments. Onethird of a mile of spacious porch. Suite* with private bath. Tbe management baa completely renovated system: wrVtoc. cuisine end pilioy. American plan, 63 per day and 617 per week upward*. European plan, 61.60 per dsy upwards. Professor Morgan a Orchestra of twenty pieces. HORACE M CAKE. P. H. S. CAKE, Manager.

WEST JKnCADElY

A SCHOOL FOB MS BRIDGETON, N. J.

In uue of the most healthy portions of New Jersey, in the pretty town of Bridgctun. la the Wnal Jersey Academy. Tue Institution was founded by toe Presbyterian Church, tc ISoJ. and threugb more than forty years ol Its cxulencc has always maintained a high alaodard of dldpUne and scholarship. It baa proved llscil a Christian home school and Its graduates, found m all [■arts of tbe country, occupy nunurable positions in Cburcu and Plate. The Institution Is up-to-date lu every department and 1ms c —

j prepare young n

supplied with wcl souoiars of lu? a* gray uniform ant! In military lactic, Is regarded as se purpose of the sc!

Itles of oiUxcnvlnp. rleero acres of laud, urulabcd buddings,

scholars and strong tcschtug rclopcd for successful careers

Don't make a mistake *

TMly card* given free. : sTau—Lodgers for desirable sec- I ur third (lory furnished room . tl location. Inquire at WxvzOfflc..

h. M. Cake, Proprietor; P. U. S ■ke. Manager, boaaon of 1899. Tnfollowing schedule of nmuscmenU will a Into effect July 17lh: Dances will be given on Monda 1 . Wednesday and Friday mornings al !U I’dock, and Tuesday, Thursday ai o Saturday evenings at 2 o'clock. Concerts on Tuesday, Thursday at..i Saturday mornings at 10 o’clock, and Monday, Wednesday, Friday and 8 ir ’sy evenings at 8.80 o'clock. The management announces that sp. dal amusements of the highest oidtr will also be provided from time to lime for the pleasure of UieguesUand friends t the block ton Hotel. D. T. Morgan. Musical Director. Pro'Star A. M. Lsomlr, Master of Cure-

THE CHAL.FONTE,

MtlUEB VTK HATES.

CHAS S. HOLMES, P.ojriator.

bald Stripes to tbe Jchn, "How can 1, be Guilty When you in your greed try to tax me

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bald Ibe Jehu to blrlpct, "I cant haul [

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advice—Go charter ■

THE BALTIMORE INN Jackson Street, Close to the Beach Add ess MDS'HARRISON

■ l evar saw “if be were earth."—N. Y. Press.

INDIGESTION

MANSION STREET CASK GROCERY. NOW* OPEN

TO-DAY,

Try our Bee Blended Coffee at 25c p Mocha and Java Ooffac, 35c per 1

608-610 Washington St-,

Branch No. 14 bo. Delaware At., Phils. aU kinds of Fresh & Salt Meats

COLLINS’ CAFE

o. Cape May, N. J.

NSXTLY AlTO.NTXU BOOMS rOM Lillie

sbs in srarj ryle. Tanuir o-oera «>UclK»i P. cot LINS. Proprietor.

HOTEL. DEVON, South Fafayette Street. Cape MtF City, N J; nacK Uaailoa. Near U« Ocean. BnaaB- UVe. Plwt-daw co-f. i eras: HA’to Saw per at- — — —

REEL A MACNEIR.

THE GLENWOOD,

S09 Huo-hea Street, aSLiBQED TO noUllh* V, aSUCT FAMILY HOUSE.

Mrs- 8. P. WILLIAMS.

THE EBBITT,

JACKSON STREET.

Open all the Year, thaam Heat Ocean View. Near Gulf Links.

S. W-QO.T, Proprietor.

rT >

0A J C wayTn. j.

THE ALDINE, R. SIAM THE BEACH. JAM MAY cm. K A CUISDtE, LABQK, AIRY MOOHA OPEN ALL TEX YEAR. THFOirR,- VUELLFR

- DP-ARTMEXT. -J(a^.iar^oe a^t oo* and laCCrf ireca, buee camaa^anu CnnjlCtL_ENGINE. MU l.-Doo^ eoreer Use or OapiaiD A. r—u and nriLlFESAVlNU STATION CATE MAV uo UTrtloUaM-^: icmu^u^nL ^rSa top!' h w«yr^JTOa«T railroad (TEMk«tlva ; ATlANTlyiTT RAILROAD jKEAl [reeria. MlaaUel perr^maboc.^niarxm^ STEAM HO AT LAMDIKO.-Keaubtd by iru IRON ITElL-oe buck, tool or Dreamt atr TROLLEY ^RAILROAlX—EaleoUa tton^S. BVUEUJCOJEK'S LAMDINO.-Sur.ti rail T *°BJIDH«*C.-Oea L Lorcu.sc

CONGRESS HALL, Opened for tbe Be" eon of 1UU0 Stvond year of prracul manar< mcut. A thorourhly ruodtru brick b.Ucl Gommai ( Conccn- morning and evening by Ubaalcr'a oclcbralel orchcalm. Sanitary equ'j

_ CITY DIRECTORY.

AnstasolL-OA-m. T. campaa.,’ ar, OULLECTOK OF TaXt8.-Davli| »'. omoe,oor. WaauieatuuabUFrabXUQ. TKEA3IJIlEH.-DrJtj.Ure S. Lumlbj, uota^or^ MDCA-noM.-w. p. L_ .,. ■ nxf Lcamlug. otfica.

CHIEF OF POLICE—wunam Farrow, omuc,

CUJ IU1L

BOAKDiOFHEALTtL-Dr. ALri^cn^pn-.l-L. nuiat, ^.'Btra’uJb ware, WaUren Ware. LTl iuu. A. B. Lmie. CHURCH DIRECTORY. ST. JOHN'S EPISCOPAL CHURCH. Comer ol WabHINotos a>

THE WINDSOR, CAPE MAY, N. J. NOW Ol’KN FOB TUB SEASON. IMMEDIATELY ON TUE BEAOU.' ONE BLOCK FROM W. J. U. 1L DEPOT. pen Spring Summer. Autumn. Al! iU app liniments. Fincat location on the Suuth Jcraey Cuatt DirecUy on the ocean. FamUy bolcb R. HALPIN, Proorletor.

MARINE VILLA 2SLh SEASON. ,

■aralbf rreyer, luju ooaaieu'nnrfb CteTT olTtev'"’™™ ’ Auguzt 6, KL Rev. John Scarbjr ign, D. D . Bianop ot Sc * J urea v. Augu. 13. It v Tauroz W Aagell D.U , Itoc. *r SL Siopuen a Church. Uar natiurg. Pa. Augiutao Rev. W S B*ev. Pblla-

delphra.

Angus! 27. Uev. U. M. G Uuff. Philadelphia

.ns am b. nu eanu-j nut! clrere t li pjn. oe sad afire Xalr las. IWV. Un- Pc»; OOc* Uyv Hi leew al a ..aoex a m. ai

THE SHOREHAM. CAPE MAT POINT, N. J.

COUNTRY INSTITUTIONS VT. jrAROARgrtt HOCBlL-narbea blrere.

CAPE MAY, N. J.

Mrs. JNO. M. ROGERS.

THE CARLTON,

CAPE MAY POIN f. N. J.

jUaalr -U CUP..R., t,j^rr,(lej.^ AoKELLY A WEAVER.

THE WYOMING,

CAPE MAY, N. J. K REACH. TEKM3 MODERATE. Mrs. G. H. GARRETSON.

BREXTON VILLA, TWELFTH SEASON. OEUUHTFULLY LOCATED, REAR TUE REACH. LARUE PIAZZAS AND BUS l AKLORa REAR OOLK LINKS. A RULING, ROATIRU, PISHING. EEC J.LENT CURURE. Lang dibitucc Telephone 42. MRS, J- A- MYERS.

SEA BREEZE, OCEAN FOUNT. LARGE AJRY ROOMS. WIDE IVjlKJUKi TERMS MOOEKaTE. DARCING HAY ARD EVENING. JACOB MAIER, Manager.

CAPE HOUSE,

HOTEL COLUMBIA, Ocean Street, Near Beach and S, J. R. R. RMS. VM TO ll« PER WEEK. MEW M1RARUEMKNT. Mrs. A. FOSTER.

MILLER COTTAGE,

HOTEL ORIOLE,

M. A. FRIEND.

GRIFFITH COTTAGE. 613 Columbia Avenue, Cepe May. N. J. 1 eqUAU FROM THE BaACH ARD STOCETOR HOTEL. E. J- GRIFFITH. *

ER ALL THE YEAR.

r-M to Ml PER WEEK

PIER AVENUE INN, CAPE MAY. N. J. Cental loot Bon, near the Beach and Poet OfBoe. Bath Boom added, and tbe hoaae J. t. WALES