VOL. XVI.

OCEAN CITY SENTINEL,

OCEAN Clir N. J.,

j, C. BOBIHSOH. EWor lit frawtlir.

OCEAN CITY, X. J., THURSDAY. JANUARY 14. 1897.

QR. J. S. WAGGONER.

NO. 41.

DOOM OF THE NOVEL. im»L CHiLDWFK. u. w ww«» lu.j.ir. , ’* n ' K.-n»» •» n*™—

Physician and Druggist. I«. 731 fabwj Aihm. Ouu Orr:«. J.

W«Uor*CT. Coofwtlotw.

7. C. HUTCHINSON. M l). IIoraoBopntliiHt. No. Oaf' Wesley Avenue.

OCCAM CITY. N J.

ti.aa m« K.-.i(lnu. l-Iiv^rUii. i^tlr of I’lliU.

KMTAl HAST^. g. T. ABHOTT. M. 1)..

MARSHALL'S ri.,Vn4'«.. .„,i s„r K eon.

^ OFFICE-Coraer CcBlnl ud ElAhtli Slrert.

DINING ROOMS

,..B l AS.rm A«D «» «Tm. p R c , l AS h EDWARDS. No. 1321 Market Street, —i»icn.txst,—

Tm,,, !►•«>r« bmM mf CUj Hmll.

191

PHILADELPHIA.

STRICTir TEMPERANCE. M’CLURE, HERITAGE & CO.,

■CAU> TO OWl

. .. I 112 M

u Purr DruK>, < Tit-innnl.,

iai-1 Walnut Str

PHILADELPHIA

DRUGGISTS AND CHEMISTS 112 Market Street. Pniiadelphia.

Wallace S. Risley, ILKAI- ESTA'ri; fNSURANGE AOEN I - All MAKKKT HT„ CAMDEN. eratmnta>rarwl«A>4ur«at. «<»»r “■ 1 ™ A—i«Mm. ISRAEL G. ADAMS & CO. Real Estate ■ Insurance

A.C3-E1TTS,

Boons *, 4 I 6, Real EsliU 4 U» BsIldIU, ATLANTIC CITY. N. J.

I D«.il. ft«r Peuu-

Um-O

it Trill ta

ep hi. i«jIt daocbl’T u do mb)trt cf Trimickniu’iit to t!» Brrlinrtx Tbry know tii». jmri<vw u *bu u. «be will br tauslit to tw a k««»1 hooAcwifc. to mw. to rock. piTbaj». and lo onW dintitT oYtAinly. For tl«- •cvpiriRn’* ideal Truman » a strirtlr d<roe»tic person, a. hi. ideal man u aatoat mldhr. Hu little buj> hav •n't much (on in tbrir daily live*. ('oucenung thew liirm a iketdr

•ar»:

In the Siar)Ant>]>lriugincnf hil rfcilFrirdnrh Wilhelm of I'rmmiA. Acoord-

at the Inckm-ller'a i"K to Ki.m.maun'* “Leben in DrutarbInrr the other .Ur, 1 « Kaimrlian*.” the life rf the royal nnd, wbomd: children a! Berlin i* "

lal'ke.Vir i'. •■wita. Turkey .r Chicken ^ iw'niWuw?i‘aanu. ,3S£’""" ,b TRUATMKNT

PORE SPRING WATER. —

INHALATION !

BAKERY, 1529 Arch St..Phlla.. Pa. tit) 1 South Twenty-second Street —

Ire Cream. Iee«. Frozen

Fruila and Jelllea.

Wedding* and Even lug Kntrnalnmenta a Hpeclalty. Kvery tblug U* furnl.b tlie table and *el free of charge. NOTHING SOLD OR DELIVERED

OH SUNDAY.

■ LAI. DrTAXE AND I I.. S. SMITH & oo., IBL HTITE III linillCE IIBTS. OCEAN CITY. N. J.

irity. dn their yemr* o<

tie.' kAiaenn miuurtrr* to almoat TTAUta apendO a good part of u.‘ day Trith them, and cult* into all their amnm'nx-nta. When the prime arrire at the age of 9 thing* are all and it ia all work. They are then allowed atoot an brar and a half oat of tbrir waking bunre to themaalre*; all tlw reel eg their day u •pent in utody and physical training. Ev.a in holiday time Oh ir tutor* arrompany than lo

nierintmd tle ir Ktadiea.

Herr, fee example, la an ordinary day'* work f<» the crown prince and fail two brother*. In remne* the happy dream* of childhood are d later bed at •

w „ o'cJtrk. in winue at 7. Ureakfaat, oca-

apread th- rumor atmmg my fr i, n ,|. ! B-mg of «» cep«4 S« and a rtdL i. that I wa. auffenng from mental dr , V 7:Sa , Fra ? 8 mUl B *°

boor ia apen t In

i cirrelar, which hula till 1:1&. Thempon they acocanpanr'tn dinner the military and ciril gorrrntea of the oaatle. and. following they hare a brief breathing tim#

are hard at wiok at leaatata. to help tba

lYthliabrn areyuid to l» complaining j d'E'WU.m of which they are aoppUwj

• fT..lk<d the crrlina , n „. vt'h a rerondfranbatorkof bread, with the [.«* market There t* a i mmU r Un g' <1 ’> rllt »»» Immedie<< nortd reading, luatead of afu rward they atait m their books

baying b»*a tbe y.mng and middle ! »ga;u. but turntal .xerctao ia mired

ag.d of l-Hh u se. qand their moo.* | ,rlUl Phj«cal. and

on bicyclm.

Beauty dam not langni.h a whole aft- : hammork with a mmatai'. j ‘anmehra" amid the beat ami dnat

ighway.

ml pti) .

. reeo.er. Ted*. 1 am enllr-ll ruree .u SUTT - ~mJlZ la aU w, ft. For lie”

LOW FIR/ICES.

. _ , dral. Site bad rrod of him from time to

Mi-ntod him:, . r : ta rough, rank hi* ditgnora and hia w far did not mv it. In tbit | iK ' 1 ,,? 5 <n .“'‘," 0 ' AdA 7“' aliannw The man waa h.ywle*.ly di»

■ jiaragraph it waa atat<d that the 1-aal ; , '* F '“T" uh^aT^S^d ' F TW, ' d - dr « r »''"d and ruined. -Nothing , | Iliff* who had Just been rimrirUH of | ,u. ‘ -• ”..JT ooold now"natoae him to hit former

- ; mpying old atoriea and ai'lliug them ‘ 1 •' Her. Paul la-ighan. _

J.M. Chester&Go., REAL ESTATE Insurance Agents.

THE EMMETT,

OCEAN OITY.N.J. Open all the year. Kouiuh heated diwirmg IL For lerme, etc..

Mia* M. A. BOYLE.

HOTEL ATGLEN, OCEAN CITY. N. J. Centrally located. Open all the year. Healed r.«>m«. Hertric lighL Art re lan water. Hanitary drainage.

H..C. OOFK.

had hern tarnrd oot «' inr ratliedral j thr moment uf obtaining prowl ‘a order*. "An impudent acuuudrell" auid hu

dent acoundo l. "

“Thla ia hia tepentatice, my lord,’' aaid the btahop'a chaplain. Maggie read thr paragraph. And thi« waa the man *he lurid! He trial anoibcr editor, writing under another uamr. Thta swynciou* l«'raon wrote that the atuty waa very g-»L hot there hail beta certain fraud.* rerently prarttnd u|ioiwrditaw, and he must aak him for a refeo-ucr. He trial again and pot much tlie same reply. That game wa* ended. The histcay of tbe next year or two i* ofaaenre. 1 do not think t bat any complete record of it could he I rail d. Hr bnuune tbe leading b uor in a wandering company of ntgg> r tmu-ln l* and u*ed to aing with great In ling and with

f the domestic af-

GARWOOD HOUSE,

I>r>. NTAKKEV A FAI-F-X. 1529 Arch SL. PkiUWytili P*. 120 Srttt SL Su FireatM C*L

tew Jerw

OCEAN CITY. N. J. N««l door la Poalonirr. *omi lo Lew w Howm lof Finl HeHjigi SjM k B»*l HERDDUARTERS FOR Beal Estate aoQ Insurance. CONVEYANCING. ETC.. AT LAKE BROTHERS W. BRIDGEWATER SCOReal Estate and Insurance Agents, 734 A8BUKY AVENUE.

B. C. INGERSOLL,

Funeral Director,

STONEHILL & ADAMS, Plnalrr••■k. UaiiRP KrdluK. | Itrirb IntyiitK- Ac. til tnirk l» lino paMarm Hll.rdrW la. OL'KAX CITY, X. J. HARRY HEADLEY, | OCEAN CITY HOUSE. TIT Anbury Avenue. PIASHAIIG. BBICUATW6. Oramutil fork »[ Eitrj DocrlpUoi.

PETER MURDOCH, COAL, and WOOD, Ocean City. N. J.

•>

fietiona. Th.atrly ■ocmwful. and He- ghrwt aranetimrw n-fu*.ii lo walk It wa* probably during tlie tour and paa-haiM in ronaoquenoc of meager dill tlmt he lagan to take Irrrgular uiiw and drink*, bueb a man dock not Uontno a vulgar drunk ard; hr «!]». while tlte drunkard lap*, hot tl«e efl.et l» much the same in leaf will and n.-rve and in dricricrati.*!. Prrhap* I la-re waa little further deterioration pdamldr. But Ibrre wa* pnaailde rtooTiiy. and Ihia jaaaibility I-gan lo

suffer low.

The niggrr Imp came lo a ralamitou* end. Thr mauag.-r UdUil. un.ljl.roompany di»i» ml and had l» get l-.M-k to town and oilier t-ugagetumb. a* lent

they could.

{ It waa at this junrtnre that Paul

Hurt* ind Beta VigM. went on tlie auge. Him-of the Bigg, r

mop gave him inaxm* in the elemn-t* .if the art He Wo* *tiU yoang and faandaonlo. Hia Yoi.x-.was Hill riel, and mnairal. Hi* ryca wen- Mill lovely—in tbe young lady of a certain type. Hr went co the Mage, and be might have got on way W.1L Ftirtunah-ly hia fln t ' part In a traveling company v :i* tlmf ‘ * curate. He played it ajri. tuiidly.

rate ,duy,ii with ao much reality. Tlie upw ant roll

cf tbe rye* never failed In fetch the houac, and the oocl.-aiaaiifal twang, tinunctuous drop of tlie vim “stlie saintly pays of the hnnda^ an-mwl th reveal a new actor. They talk.-d <#-tbe Xa«ub«i Mage for him. It waa only talk, for Ibr

W. L. BERRY,

Manfuacturing Jeweler, NO. as SOUTH StCOND ST..

JACOB SCHUFF THE PIONEER RAKERY. Is. 700 Artsrj ktnu. Ocsw Bj. I J-

Miss flARY S. YOUNG, TEACHENOr PIAOW, ORGAN and HARMONY, "fm mrmuMrTwSSyai

E. CLINTON & CO., BRUSHES, 1008 liRIET. ud 8 S. TEHTH ST.. rMii.anxi.r-Mia. w. -101 OKI FBI SEiSOK OF 18M. BELLEVUlliOT BATHS, SAMUEL SCHURCH

|Naw Soils for aurf bathing-

JLiOT

n-pentanre mold bring '' ‘' r. Vet h« nao all hia life—he waa not always hope Inr thr

'young—at least it ia happily so thought and taught. For my port, seeing the intensity of the temptslum for the young, 1 doubt whether their ra*c ia more hopeful than that of the old, who may br Vicious, but are no longer deluded by

imagtnatioo.

"He will come back to me, •'she said. T suffered him to ki*a me—to *prak of loro—in tbe mtdit >d hiadiagrarr. J nade him jmrt and parcel of myWhen be come* back to me. 1 — What could she do?

“/I ww* « |>(l|i. Paul " nalUL It waa llie day after Hie rumpus at the eilh'-dral. You *lMiw.-d ua a letter from the Idabop's rliaplain. »ariug that Oh- bi-le*. w«* aali«d.d .J y.mr inthe bishop * .-If .plain. ” •'No. I wrote it. ——. Hmufrtnh Smith, whm a man is e. .rn.-r.-d he will fight with any w.-aprtn. lie >nn*L “ “You had logo«mi of the ctviliard world, and y«n went out of it wt boaun-, ju*t a* an actor Icavta tb<-. With a shake id the h*t at tb>- gallery and a sham -Jam of tbeaham cxiL dnp|. .1 out, and v - went on withiatt you. iMrsaaYihv. Taul. Ton are c i-l tlKur men to wl*«i mnrn is allow and almost ev.-rything ia forgiven, myself—Imt 1-t lli.it pa**. You might hare lived it down, la-cauac no hoe would have ajxikrn of the scandal* and i ml ini then- w.Kild have Uin ik> vc. not only r-pald the ui.jrHT lo the vicar, but Uadi ran <-f—well— But then cam* the Paul Uilfe • piw«lo. After that it certainly fare*,me difficult to return." "It wa* a fnl** charge," aaid Paul. "I did what other wnteni alway* da I found my plot* and 1 ui*d them. Shakespeare did it Ln-rybody dote iL*’ "Very g-*aL Vest are now on the higlmwd to d>stnictioa Hay. c. man"—be aat up and apnke eanewtly-"why-dcai't you go up in. the wnrin n stead cf dovrnf'I think it must be quite

as rosy."

Thru began, with the help of thii Samaritan, a ih-w t-xperieun, for Paul the dvaccu. He gut u vanrty . nn-rtam

-Id. be ua*

He paid no Tint at all during th time upon Maggie. She n-mu.i.- d iu It flat and expM-u-d him. But Ik did it coma XJoee or twice he v. ole for mo ey, tot got none. Men like Paul. wU they get ahaU-y, **-=«*- to pnaent th. m | ad via tu p-iv-n They write lagging | lettera Mag-peTtall.ilherInuaU Men]

came .and prupnred to her. a thiyig Tamey etHertaimr ia checkered with which happen* trery dfiru to maidetu | ^ It u hilly, all up and who are boUt ngh and hnutifuL bhe down, with IK. high h-vels, and aotnetufuaed every lady and return'd to her 1 timet there are broad bottom* in the flat and watted for lidinga Of tbe nig- ralk-ra. Tlw rutertaiiunenl lasted, with -ger troop cpn-.if aha heard nothing. 1 the help cf friend Homertoo Smith, the nor cf the atugn buaiuca*. both of which • - - — ”

u for h

akctchea. vnmrihing after the atvle of Mr. Corny Grain. Hn waa ■a use hia strengt h lay Mat wholly in the wntimi-ntal line, ha could play well and hi* voice ' The life of the

By hia unsold copies the publiaber

aita down and weepa when be hers the rnpinu* (iJltU-n* eg Surely there 1* a brtt.-r plan

Why doesn't he bunome an expert cyrliM

ami lie in wait on the highread for ! —““ “ ' novina who bare diverted fait t*»>k»- ln “I’' There it an ant atory <i Wesley which aro Mr. Blriell mid th.- other dav. “ The ivangeli*t waa riding red oTer- ’ 0 ^ .Their nnl.Ury

took a stranger, who wa* alMitnounled. They fell to rtiaruming religinu, and when the Strang) r learned that hia mentor waa'Wcal.-y be turned to the.

1 the better burec," remark*

Wealey in bit journal, "ao 1 ahou.il . , him hia heart all the way

Margan-L in bet flat, read the iai»-r. ..

| M fe 1 ■* Why should not the publisher

tbe heaultea of hi* new novel lo th expenenced eycliM? Hltould hi* eompreusi hare a had accident, bow de-

lightful to tbnut

into tbe hand of the prostrate man re tide awmy with the right.-oua glow of

.me I They call'd il oCtaining nnsi.-y undu false pet trnaea. And <m.-- imui- the Iter, .ne*. | Paul Creuiiigtou Lcighan. B.

. bom-r ured in the |ap.'re, and oan- ro-ve a friend bek- of hi* mord wa* publiahcd

foe *11 ihe world to rend, including the

tlie cathedral, the reason wh-

Iroi

i mvntrcxD.l

A llntorlao*, l-rlrtlecs. Mina Korikoff was at a Hunday p ty at Holland llimso in tbe day* of lau- mislre**, and wa* tested betw. Lord Houghton and Mr. Kinglaka Tbe latliY ohsened, id answer to a rat of tbe Ruwiui lady, (hat hittoriana were aometitues very badly treated. •‘What do you mean?" asked Mina Novikoff, rather jurrJ.il "Well." oootinued Kinglake quietly, aa if diacuaa- ' Ig tome grave topic, •‘just take my its, for example. A* you know, I am ippcsed to be a historian. Tbe other ty 1 got a loiter which really touched -e; it was tigu.il by two pcupls. hu* md and wife, red coma fr.su cate uf ireolunlea They described their grief. Their only child, it seemed, had hern killed iu tbe Crimea Ft* sum* locumsi they were mast rextianad in my hitttsy of the Crimean war. Hurpnnd. hut fl.itl.-r.il. 1 replied by telnrn of post—a thing I h»»' —- dttie for many, many year*—U would he happy lo do my brat fur provided they tent nw Deresaary particular*. Again a lettrr written and signed by both mother and father arrived, hpt with the fallowing cruel addition: ' We have no particular* whatever. He waa killed uti tbe spot, like many otliera. and anything you may kindly invent will be w.-lcist we leave it entirely toyonr judgmeuL —New Review.

BoMou lady who ia pawing tba ner in New Hampshire writes to a friend that the wutd "harden" ia not allowed in the Issue where she ia stay"remuncrative guusta" heiug tbe empkgid aa a autstitalc by the landlady and her fin tie Tht* ni-all* to mind a v Princroai ssns yean «; ou* uf he* list mi* that slie nnedu'l think she look IU washing because site waa obhg«i to. -a t* jnat f.s pleasure and to pass a bit uf the time.-lloatoe Gaastis

Oil 1, no hdigez lo be poured on bl.il walrr. Il ia to be Bred like a shell from a gun. A* a wave approach** a bomb filkd with oil ia to be precipitated in iu direrticn. Tbe bladder will be perforated with .mail fa ok* eo the oil ' ,ly and cuuUnue in length of time than

been built for th" n^ of solid masonry. Tbe walla are nine feet high, and in the revolving tower* the beleaguered ! have tbe opportunity of repelling boatllttlcs by mi-ana cf miniature JCrupp guns and all tbe latest implement* of

A veritable Ohio party aat in the lobby if the Kal.-igh the other evening, when fully half a dozen Buckeye* joined each other by chance. On* of them waa Major G.orgn Anderson of

Springfield.

“Our city will probably next spring Leigh Hunt had no srnw- either of: rojaj the distinction of haring the time nr of money—a grave fault, per-; zmalkat mayor in the world.” s«id fie. haps an unpardonable Tier, in a n.i.n that u larking ia hia electicm, fir wife and children fk-js-ndtug fi* has stUKstnoed himself aaa candiAs ksiK a* br lived be waa date. Hia name is Colonel Jcarph Leffrl Uiriftleaa and nudy. a lender and a , Hi* popularity ia very great He is on* btmiwer. *. p-m-roue that he could , rf the meat nno-d p,vsonagea In the afford to hr Joit, hringiug ujaui world. is even smaller than Genwbum be lovi-d aincret-ly a cun- : cral Tom Thumb. Bcpeated fabulous slant burden if debt and care. Bow . have lai n made to him to travel twtble tin* wa* he aerma never for rxhibiticn purpoaza, but br baa alfelt)though lie blamea himself . ways declined, red turned hia attention freely and light heartedly i, and if the ] u, raising fancy poultry and pet dogs, reader tf fata autobiography ia dtapoard | fnim which Is- made quite a fertuaa feel sorry for Mr*. Hunt il is not j ••Colonel Leffel wa* turn in ISS8. It -auw her husband S.-U him tbe rx- j t, said his father waa 6 feet 1 inch high ample. This was Leigh Hum * cne | | D hu etocking feet, and that his mothvice. never amended < r actively n- i re weighed *00 pound*. He ma-ried a pen led tf. Vet be had bad his warning little lady scarcely larger than himself. It is pathetic to com,are with each i and they have four pretty children, all other tlie two following pasaage* and 1 of normal site. Tbe candidate ooce waa to see bow dear)/ Leigh Hunt foresaw ' a mrmU-r cf the city counriL "—Waahhu danger and bow incapable he proved j ingtoo Times -* wcapmg it: I hare win." be writes in lfc0«, "ao Tk. B«*te ea ■•»-*•-***. rb of the irritahilitira or ralher the ' Many vt you know what an iraporvruing fnsn want of s suit- taut part the bugle plays in military * income, and tbe law! woman.f her ! opcrauortt on abort-; bow it aasemblra s wa* so worried and finally w.m vaet bodies cf men. deploy* them for with tbe early negligence cf oOm-t* baitk-. regulates their fire and sounds hia reap.il. that if ever 1 was deter- the charge which even dumb animal* mined in any thing il ia to br prrfnrtly understand aid dry iu adesperateruab dear of th.-wot Id and ready tom.vt the fir victory. Th* voter ot tbeeooimmadsr -xigrnrks cf a married life before I do j gives the order, but St DOT bis voios can marry, fur I will not see a w if* who j reach only those near him tbe bugle take* kreM ms and i* tbe comfort cf my ex- 1 it up and came* it in piercing notes to istenc* afraid to apeak to me- ct muoer 1 the most distant ear. era bhe shall never tremble to So. tern, <«i board of a man-of-war a kuerk at the dear or to most a tbe bugle is mad lo make an order pratquarter day." i etrat* the utb-nnost part* cf the ship And in IKS*: fr.au <k-ck to bold, from stem to atmt “1 never bear a kouik at tbe door aiul frotn quarter duk to maalhead. but I thiuk somelkdy t* coming to take From morning till night it is calling me away from my family. Last Friday ; oGJo. ni and m<-n to reottne duties, and I waa silting down in dinner when 1 I in battle it la directing nearly every waa called away by a man who brought ' movemrat and inspiring them lo their an execnlKsi into my b--uw for 40 ahil- j nttnost i-ndeator.—Lieutenant John M lings "—Temple Bar. Kllioott. U. H. N., in SL Nicholaa

Tlie beauUfui red lore. _ But why an he asked. you are not

plied.

is laoffiT- |

you to attract a girl at my

; exclusively cf

American growth. In fact, "tbs" cf

1 ao hateful to your’ the abort akin* and the kwglngx, don't

] you know, i» very Kngliah. you know,

hateful to me. •• share Scotland accci** nrw idea* very alowly. . simply nothing about j A few week* ago a gay Umdon lady mi-

form cf;