.THE CONTRARY WIND

•rear lo tbe rlioiral dppartintiil at of Uw New York hMpiUla, wbro a

! back tl

Awl both anui.* ! t “ u ~ K ‘"‘

, r . amd hiMtarj aaja li The Ao»:u«i« '<j* I riironiejorar io,b IbrdwrtlbloM in ! "Jan.™ kl Mnilb «f 0*0

io.ui« ao many au*rla of [ *xratr»I faff— *—

WaMWCTo*. Mar HO.—Dr. Tal mafe'a aetwon tbta wrrk ia one of Rood ebrer. Il will fire mconrmgnnrnt to many atraaUnR ponla Tlw anfcjrrt ia "Oontnry Winda. "awl I hr toil Matbrw xIt. 14. "Tba wiwl-waatfEulrarj." Aa I well know by experionoa on Lake Ualile*. on* boor all way be rain, and tba next hour the winda and wane will be ao boiaterona that yon are in donbt aa to wbriber run will land on tba abere or on tba bottom of tbe deep. Tba diadplaa in tbe text were ranch! in racb a xtreaa of weatbrr end tbe aailr beat and the abip plnucd. for "tbe wind waa contrary." There ta in cair of tbe Enropemn rtraita a place where, wbiebarer way yon mil. tbe winda are

in << batial

he had atupped pray-.uit arriued

a eon a- 1 'fold wipr uni at my tbe air bad

... . ctHnyh trara to are tbr rioaiuK aupernatiuni —.

Tbe anrp'fu wa. point my out :bu and , ^d-d tneWettn*. I.vrfnl that v.ak ovrrrajnr Ibe «ni ( hty. and tbe ' I'lantatmn.ly elm jthat to tbe amdenta and handling awe itaic o in* 1 ' d pxayrr wertiuif bore imniriie- boat fell back, and tbe amall; bnyera in ow- lot I wcainded ley. and *a» a Ifni to proceed voa )d poll u « down from tbe M-rentb n am bet marrb'd on. Hare faitb in i •'"•t'* of bia own r

beaven. ; tied, am? tliouith all tbe allied fdroea of ; w" adW <ai a ia»»l»

Not a word bate 1 to nay apainat ac-; diaonnnim-n" nt e< iti to roue againat: and

ALBEIT GILBERT.

MARK LAKE

HHi^bllarf The cotton

’ i door anlh^aid. ••UenUemeu. I

Ood I

their life an-m tailing in tba teeth of Ibe wind. All thing* amn agalnat them It may be aaid of their condition aa at that of tbe diem plea in my text, "tbe wind waa contrary." A great multitude of people are on der waning ditadrantage. and 1 will today, in tba 4 wart hint Anglo-Saxon that 1 can manage, tr e’.their caaea not of a pnweriptum and alira them in a bait glaaa of water, bet aa when a man baa by a miatake taken a large amount of atrychmoe or pani green or bella donna, and tbe patient in walk'd rapid be gem wide awake. Many of yon ban taken a large draught of tbe pcniaai of diaoooragrment. and 1 crane oot by tbe order of tbe Dirine Fhyan-iau to rou* yon oot of that lethargy.

Find, many people are under tbe dlead Tentage if an unfortunate name given them by pamnu who tbongbt they

won doing a good thing. 8n ' tba fewplwte of children wl /r^a b^Ai. S '-S-

a pbjnoral tr'.aBbl up

tern tie low i» tb.

famltir.' ' i The way tb-' battle of Orery waa de tH , rided agaiuet franc.' waa by Ibe Webb ^ g,, men killing (be Krenrb bone*, and that h , a> , brongbi tbeir ndeta to tie ground And vi ij wtieri yio cnpt'le thia hcaiy. wkieb ia w< n( men ly’ibc animal ouwbi, h tbe e.«l TJird ndna. yon may enueiimra defeat tie- u,!,^

““ v

Yet howwiany Hotter fna tbla pbya- tin , I ,-hapter of <1 ical taking dfl ! tiooddieer, my Uutlier' }im hjlT( , ], ani „i ,) (bd will make it up to yon amnebow. w blrh la tie Ugim, Tbr grace, ibe aympatby of Hod. wilVwlethi r von know I* more to you than anything yon hate tni wbetlav loaL If U"d allow, part of yoor rv- _| 0ari . j,|,. Ui a ru aonSTw to be mt off in one place, he j> l(H , „• u-ber tAau will add it on aom*-where elar. A* ( Hal what "tier l Angnatuk tbe empemr. took off a day ander«wl»-» l,,

from Febrnary, making it tlie aborti -t month in the year, and added it to Ao gnat, the mouth named aft'? binw-lf. an advantage* taken from one pan at yoor nature will be added on lo anotle-r

< bv-utiun or | yon in battle a

Itore. tir« ail tbear you j d. nauqt and <-ci «av to Iboar wbo were! all tbe valby i tie- day of poor vbooK i might by faith 1 au ' 1 ignorant eclMailmnet. i» and ! pray, r pic k op lortuoityvY.'ti way ba*eaomwh'^alu.t of yemr In d in yuur auul and mi much of into ibe air. aw i in yonr everyday life tliat yon iif vii-uey ov» r

u Uilgbtier fur goui tlwo any who and hi ll JTbe t

tbrrngb tbe cumrnlnm of liar- i riea. human and

g Y'ale or Oxfocd. yet never giwl- *d with confo-i. in the acbnol of < 'br1*t Wlien you not only c uj.; m r

auptreauouda

laugh at I ** iibiongb i «°

; ahippn) Mr mu I fur aboor ♦Tu.oo | mrndona crop, c

n tiwl and importunate; uotbing tot ..a a handful of the very | inAntc ra^ that I uillatiou awl throw it | 'Top* "fvraiu ai it "hall beeione aBgela '* «> all I lie annir* of 'arth "‘g tbe pn

■ if Mr. Smith raiai-d o. but when il ia regie iwa Muiilatly large

GILBERT i LAKE.

Hoase & Sign Painiers.

htohi AKOMtori

«0» ANBI'RY AVKSB'I--

HKAI* KWTAXE AOEHTN. WM. LAKE, C. E., I-Cc-i11 Estate >Xy;eiit.

n par-

world'a work baa br.-u done Icy ■

pbyeiral urganiaatiou. tb" great orator of the mt limping Ml '

of tbe' |

religion a *bam. i pray* tb<- children

Chriatiau

t for 'id i

w ho ia trying lo do bia id the < burrb. and hia

bark and aara

• quenir. Ilirougb I

TK* »*w Cable Cade. 1 land I At tbe international telegraph confer- { rnugii cone wbieb waa field at Budapnat in ! Dnblu July it waa decidc-d to iaaue a o.-w ufll-1 iutnu rial vocabulary of pnaxaicerted lao- 1 Irrlan guage. Thu waa oppuMid by American I in i be bnu* who operate privat,- rode*, aa tbalM'rtJ' value of the*,- rudra would be dcatroyed. (Tbe . i Tbe confeivuce adopt'-d an amendment to o, om-t11 ufuCl ,cnb-r to provide ! ' **'

*ued from headquarter* at

way b.

..MvMe.-M.ui laugnagetadeBn

> rd aacxanpuned of wurdahaving intruiair : (jOnlrOOlO

; acuae. bat not oumbined into intelligible

of TOUT-If I 1 boje- bt re- phnuu*. Word* in tbia language caunoi »»»»v'ei an, » kei-p adll." And' w le u joutalu over leu i baracU ra aorordmg U johhug pmaipilv a'leaded o, e

| the kforve alphabet They mtut be taken «_la ' •erbbix ilraeing* runu*ie*i.

■ W : from one or mare of theae language* ; _ _

"ly ( 'ierman. Engliali, Span lab. Prrnrb. i JONILI'II E. HA \ It. 1 nes er propnwd •it ( jjotch. Julian. iWtnguiiae and Latin.; ARCHITRPT

anyibiiig for any cauac of , namea cannot bo uaed except I

** meaning in -plain langoagv. i CONTRACTOR AND BUILOFR.

— Oroan <ity. A. J.

re. but ; jopj joo made of ™ n “"- T ; after you will

■*' 10 *»r ; be would be b— ...

. . ,, , ‘be mticiaea him for not giving IM j ^ ' mon of uiaai Ungnagiw that be oould .mt bear Ibe craab of ibe renU. I ma.i de luaiice and publicly tfcnuan. Kngliab. Spaniab. Fr. i

S. S. SAMPSON.

nd guilder

orcbeatra rendering bia uratomw Tbutn-

aa Carlyle, the dy*pu||LK martyr, waa ; b(au ,. I(J given tbe rommiaeicai to drive rant j inni anity i oot of tbe world'* literature. Tbe Krv 0<T lu |be Thomaa Bmrktcm at Philadelphia, with | aIK j w hen one lung railed bia aadienre nearer hear- I , UI | f a , (b ,

cn Uian moat miniatera can raue them ( uirce-fonrUu. tbe faith. But I know louga. lu tbe bank*, the inamr- j jueu who. when they run tribute lo rd ur-

ic obj.-eta, are afraid Ibai Uw w ife

1 find tl out What

d.imi-vtK- firm approved it. it av-med beyond my ability

or S imYe Dt'-J

It that

parted or amne pramineot man of tbe day who may cod bia life in diagram. It la no exroae. becaam they are Scriptare name*, to call a child Jrboiakim or Tig lath-Pi hw-r. 1 baptiai tbe name Batbabcba. Why. ebon Id want to give to a child tbe me of that locee erratnre of Scriptorv tin I cannot imagine. I have often felt tbe baptiamal altar, when name* wi announced to me, like Baying, a. did tbe Bev. Dr. Bicfaarda of llorriatowu. N.

Abigail, m father'a Joy." or Am ■'grace,” or Victoria, n tray," or Boaalie, meaning ' ’beautiful

life la not in tba git family name. While Irgiaiatum are willing to lift anefa incubna. tbo familica that keep a name wbieb

chang* a nama. Saul i* Tarns* b Paul Urn XpoaU. Badaaaah. myrtle," became E*tb.r, "U>* atar." We have ia Amcri«a. and I auppoa* it ia go in all conntriea. names which

d a slander. Bat i

they am a

by a given name or by a family name that you must bear, Hod will help you lo overcome lb* outrage by a life rowwented to tbe good and aaufeL You may

mility. If it

tty. If oner it atood > It aWnd for bold tor fraud, you uws maar u aiawi lor noneaty. If once il atood forwirki-dm-ie. Toucan make it aland for purity. There have been multitodea of

auce even panic*, tbe cummeruial liabmrnta. tbo reform awry iwa-iatuaa. j

tbe cburrbea, liare are ten* at thou* |

.mda of. men amj-wpiD-n tmbff jloubU-l

rBwuatAd. 'n tO- ... neuralgia* or with only ftagmenu of dimdvautag" of poverty Who ought limba, the rod of which they left at gettbiug. rbrapet? You *» them *1

Cbattauxioga or Sontb Mountain or tbe p an little

JOHN BROWER, Painter and Glazier.

First Oualily rlatni Oil

Varnishes.*

Kobcrtn* Fir*" and Ain

I'roof rainla.

Purr Metallic Paints Tor

and Shingle Roofs (and ml, other should be used where rain water is caught ior lamil)

use).

; All brands of Ready Mixee ■

! Paints.

| Window Glass of all kinds | and patterns. Reference given j KTOKF.OX AMU KY A A I. OCEAN CITY N. I. I

:e to b* fixed by

■usd they are worth more tb* world, and more to tbe cborrb. and more to Ood than tboae of u* never ao much aa bad ■ huger joint

atiff'-tsed by a felon

Pot to foil oar all tbe families that remain and charge on all oppoaing nrrumatanre* with tbe dr term mat iou of John of Bohemia, who waa totally blind, and yet at a ba ""

pray and Uwerb yon

into tbe fight that 1 may strike one good blow with thi* award of mine!" IX, not think wo muebeof wbat farnltiaa yon have lust aa eg what facnltn* remain.

fell it

b left It

n help it

earth and balk l

Arise from your discouragement*. U men and w omen of depleted or crippled pbyairal famltu*. and are wbat, by special help of Uod. you

a tbe at red. But it tbe sight of bia to dlatorb tbr

So Alexander riutebed blm by

id bia bead away

tbe bridle and tbe bone's agnation wa* gone, and Alexander mounted him and rode off, lo the aatouiabmiwt of all who stood tgr. And wbat you people mad ia to have yoor sight torned aw ay from tbe shadow , at yuui earthly lot, over which l<a>g pnadntd. and your

‘ tl«ri

tiau hope and apiritual triumph And then mu. ml*-r that all phylical diaadvautag'-a will after awhile vanish. 1*1 tboae who have been rtM-umatlamed out at a foot, or calaiartnl out of an rye, or by tbe perpetual roar of our dtlea thunder**! out of an ear, look forward to tbe day when thia old tmament ! of flash will oume down and a r one a hall be bmlded. Tl- n-aur reel iou mofuittg will pruvide you with a heller oolBt Kitber tbe nnatrung. worn oot, blunted and crippled organ* will be ao reojuatrocl.'d that you will now them, u* an rutin new art of ryw and ears and fact trill be giwu you. Just wbat it mean* by romiptiun potting on inrorrupliou we do not . mv* that it will be glory tnrfla no I hoping in beaven. no straining of Ibe ryndghl to are tiling* a lull* iff. no putting at the hand behind ■r .to 'biel.b. the capaullr at tbe tymjauiam, bat farultie* p<-rfrct. all the keys at tbr instrument attuned for tbe aweep of tbe Anger* at roatasy. But

Until that day of resumption come* let

■itnets an<i«r the great graph administration*.

Un “' j The new volabalary will include all

words of private oudee, provided they are true nninutiliated words, taken from tb* right language* given above and comply with the above rule*. Tb* in-b-matiiaial bureau dean** all oompilen it cvide* and all persona desiring word. official vonabnlary lo forward them before tbr end of tblsyear lo tbe' ‘Interna aooal Bureau of Telrgraph Adminislra-

tiooa, Bern, bwitsnrland."

.m,i,OCEAN CITY

lireconcerted lan- I

'"."tSSiPAUPENTER AND BUILDER.

' ocE'ak cfrV, .v j:

d Moral Seaside

y. ooies>soi«, REAL ESTATE AGENT

.A. NT3D— ‘

LICENSED AUCTIONEER, No. 721 Asburq Aoenue, Ocean City, ,K. J. ''iT.e-'.ell” 1 ’' ‘ ‘“U,—*IHl o.lt^^lor rent u, .11 l*nsat U„ ^ - TBE-flCEAN CITY REAUSIATE EXCHANGE

W. E. MASSEY & CO.

Real Estate and Insurance Agents la.:- f t rah- or <-x. Iiauge. Hou*e- to rent. Uvd*. t-uda ,1 IM,

draw n. leant* neguliaUiL A imiul- r "f twrgaln* lu Iota. \\ . i:. MAssNi-rv *v <ro.

8tt Asbury Ave., Ocean City, N. J. \t lo Iht- 1*0*1 offirv. F. O. Ilo\. 33.Y

e. b. LAKe.

Sitj>efint4*n<l«*nt of

OCEAN CITY ASSOCIATION

From It* iirgaiiixatiou, and al*»

REAL ESTATE AGENT.

You boy real by tbe km: they buy it by tbe tmekeb You boy flour by tbe barrel: they buy, il by tbe pound. Yon get apparel ebrap beranae yon- pay ca*h; they pay dear Ixvauaa they have to g-1 truaud. And tbe Bible waa right when it said, “The <b-»truction of the jamr ia

tbeir poverty."

Mumkea la Kariy Ut^ • Then, there am tboae who made a miatake m early life, and that overthadovfa all tbeir daya " Do you not know that that man was nore in.pn*anf*' is wbiapvrvd Or. "Do yuc know that tliat man ouce attempt' d mucidcV Or, "Do yon know tliat that man ouce abaremded.*" Or. “Du you kuow that that man waa once discharged for «ila booeatv?" Perbapa tt—te w aa only <m<wrong deed m tl- man'* life, and that one art haunts tt— aulwquclil. half cen-

tury of bis existence.

Olbera bare uufortnnat< [gidomimuioe of autue ux-iital faculii, and tbnr

phara. or tbeir trepidalku

decline great <qKufluulty, or there ia a vein of meltedk>]» in tin ir diapoaition that defxala tbi-m. or they bare an ru downn-ul of overmirtb that i-auaea tbe

impreiauun of inaiim-rily.

Other* bate a mighty obstacle ia tbeir personal app>-urauoe, fur wbieb they am not responaiblv. They furget that liod faahioi—d lb« ir featmea. and tbeir complexion and tl—ir stature, tbe sue of tbeir nose and month and basda and feet, and gave them tbeir gait and tbeir general appearance, and they forget that much of tbe vrerld 's bast work and the church"* best work baa been done by homely people, and that Paul tbe Apostle la said to have been humpbacked and his eyesight weakened by ophthalmia, while many of the finest in appearance bare passed tbeir time before flattering looking glaaaea or in studying killing attitudes and in displaying tbe rirhnrow of wardrobes—not one nbbon or seat or sack or glove or button or aboretriug of which they have bad brains lo earn to Iba-maulvea. Other* bad wrong proclivitim from the start. They were Lorn wrong, and

that sucks to one even after be ia born j without again. They bare a natural crankin'-** Scarcely

G. P. MOORE,

Architect^ BuiiDEit KotExcelled

‘■Marry in haaie and repent at ieism*' ia an old adage, and that it poaaiaae some truth la demonstrated in the caa of two young aouth aiders. One of them it i* certain, u in a penitent mood. Tb story ta aa follows: A certain young man, or boy. a* be ia but 18 y« age. and a girl of 17 bad to aome kept company with each other and made

- mad-, and everything

Seemed nay and bright till tlwa* f that a v-ry Narnual thing had -overlooked—the parents of the young

given tbeir ouoaent. Tba

Uita, and imagine fait dismay whin b< waa intotuoi that he conlJ out ' tbo girl of hi* choice to a wife. After considering tbe matter be prupoeed the girl tliat they elope. Thia abe : fused to da She was aure. bower, that If tbe yuuug man would but w for a few mouth* her parents' const could be gained. This be mfuaed to < and in a buff be went away and pro

accept'd t

. She I

im. and tbe wedding Immidialely after tbe cemmutiy Ibe yooug man coorladed that be had done a fisdiah thing, and be ha, already inatilukd a amt to divoroe, ai Ibe larr-nu at tbe Unit girl have said that if be can —cum bia freedom buoan bare tt*ir daughter.—Pmaborg (Jbruu

ide-Teltgrapb

Tbe Via

whether '

; Britan

fighting

- . . _ twelvumauth baa pass tliat il 9H years old It came over with without finding our ooontry at war their great grandfathers from Scotland. ( wane part of tbe world. Tbe following or Wale*, or France. It was bom on ; J, a Hat of them: Afghan war. 1838Ah. tbe banka of tbe Thame*, or tbe Clyde. | flr»t China war. 1841; Sikh w or the Tiber, or tl—Bbine. and haa snr-: Kaffir war. 1840; aevond rived all the plague* and epidemics of : China, *. cud Afghan war. many generation*, and i* living today t ood Sikh war. 1848-8; Bn on tbe banka of the Potomac, or the: ]8fi0: aeamd Kaffir war, II Hudson, or the Androacoggin. or the end Bura-ee war. 18*3-8; Crimea. Savannah, or the La Plata. And when ( 18*4; third war with China, 18*6 ' trie* to atop tbia eril ancestral ] Indian mutiny, 18*7; Maori wi

"• China. 1860

a near eacn otner a bunlena and ao fol- ; procUvity be ia like a m»n on a rock m I 1860-1;

11 tb* law of Chrtat tbe rapid* of Niagara, holding «i with ! and 1863; wcood Mauri war. Another form of ditadrantage under a grip from which tbe swift current. Ashanti war. 1861; war in B

‘rf »«rly edu-| are tiymg to sweep bhn into the abyaa! imi ; Abyssinian war. (867-1 > * , y fc V*; ! .. with the Baaoteea. 1868; third Mann

1868-8; -war witb Luoabaia.

. third

Kaffir war. lbJ7; Zulu war. 1878-8; third Afghan war. 1878-80; war in Basutola&d, 1878-81; Transvaal war. 1678-81; Egyptian war. 1883; Sudan.

— —. —- I886-S-8; third Burmab war, 188* 83. 1 have taken tbe diaguaoa (If Zanxibar, 1680; India. 1880; Matabelr Ibe matter with tb* earth. It wan, 1884 and 1886; Chitral cum

. _ . 188*; third Aabanti campaign.

It cauuut' 1686; aeouo.l Sudan campaign. 1886.—

nd anrlva St. Jam** Uasettr.

they re

nomically built that tbe obliteration of any physical.faculty. We want our two aym. our two ears, our two hands, qur two tot. our eight fingers and two thumbs. Yet wbat multitadee wt peopis bar* but one eye it butane foot! The ardmary casual lira of Ufa have been quadrupled; quiotnplad. arxtnpled. aye. cantupled. in our time by tb* dvil war. and at tbe north and south a great multitude are fighting the haul* at Ufa with half or to* than half tba needed physical aruSamanta 1 do not wonder at tbs palhu* at a soldier during Iba war. wbo. when told that be moat have bia band amputated. Bald. " Doctor. can t you sate it’" asdwbva told that it was ImptAr.ble said, with tear, r ntoa to part witTy,

cation There will be

II- next getteratiou. Free Oh, tbia world la an overbardened scbiuls and illimitable o«|xittnnity at world, an overwork'd world. It u an edoc.tmo will mak. igmoance a crime. , awfully tiled world. It la a dnwdtullv 1 believe in comiwlrorv edocaUon. and unfortnuale world. Scienllat. are Irv jian-nu wbo neglect to pot their lag to find out the cauar of these earth children under educational advantage* quake* in all lauds, ciaatlmutic

have hut one right left, and that ia tbe peaiteutiary. Dot there are moltitudea of man and sou—n u midlife wbo have wbat

bad no cpponuuity. Free acboola had ' baa ao many hunb-na oot yet been established, and vast mul- firre within It, it bai titodea bad little or no school at all. Ham! such a circumf,

They fed tt when aa Christian men diaim br. S“ne n< wC<4opagi or Strum

apeak or pray in religion, boll or Veauvioa will opeai. and tb. u

emMIr. or poblic oocaadooa. patriotic all will be at peace for the natural !„ u-

dle^'l'J^nTol 0 ^^, T brT "* ‘ «'• ‘ th,n* rathe, 0.B, .richand lodudriou. silent to-aoae they do not tol of the w.uld that have r«ked all ua cj. Whut mpecially .truck atrangen,

ag to tughah tmi». and f.T 6.41110 y.wra an. ure ,,m wa< j,, Ibr «„^c, UU “ ,rt ' I«- r ‘*"'' h ‘'W , '“'k*>»l«'>>rv.«udnmny ^ t*. ,be cmmM.ng condlliao of n.

tma. Tb'-y would let know a rartic- pegd* wbo know the in... are the mod m.-ument. and the ruder—, of itdl-u Pie fnun. pronoun if they met it many nnoemtoud? plu Luxury waa alm.-r unknown^rhuit* td^Amenra’and *»•»<»« t-r All. class at active, enterprising burgh, rhurh elan,- r.IT-Tr 10 W, - T rf P r »*' t * r ‘ l "Urt f-wyill who. living in plentiful raar in opulent accura^e ieUer 'L^ITv T^v .rH “"»» «U »“* 1 be only ! barney have -currsl the amogtli and mnnlaielv rien.THtct,i 'i.. i' '' 0,r * <!*»'>» with lut' inug to im Itiia ; pnuptnty of tbe citire of the north did oumpletely depundml up.® rlerto. ^ rbnHiam.y. notexirt at Komr-r-ville denobleetoet , rr 1 rT" K, “ f ' ;T wh,rh U Almighty «,d. d.d«ieature • IWIwx*® the popular.

ighL I knew a litMary man w*—>— • - . r. , . ..

year* in tbia city made ,

by writing sj—rrbrs tar or®- | a fixing Un m up to The , tX«gnseii®al K,*'«d aft.r they jeere , deliver'd. Tl- millionaire Ullisrary of ,

r mbertou

Now. sup^ae- a man linds bimailf in aouMi year* ‘aga midlife wiiIhwi edBeatna. wbat ia be falto, timbers

to do! Do the |.wt he can The Bi.ul at

fective layman in a former ta-tcu:

charge that 1 ever heard apeak

- panic- 1 ami the nobility then- w aa nothing

ad'an tag* uglier which you la While Milan, with ib brilliant court mt, I distinctly ito-tan,. In the and 300.000 inhat-itanU. equaled. Il wa* f my tied, that tare u away" said, Baru in apienthw. while Fton-c a way up tar all of you. Y<« waa pn-tminemly tbe cily of luxury

• off than that

wilblu five min- bad |*vdi, ament. There are b tier da>i

utea of exhortation break all tl- laws to you, cither ‘on earth or in ta-aieu <>f Etqtliah grammar, and If be left any I pul my hand under your chm .to law unfrarlund be wuald (xanplctc the lift y®r face into the light < f tt- com work at lingual drvaatatK® in the ing dawn. Have tbd on your sub ami pcayer with wbtek be follow'd ti. Bui then you hate f,« irw-rve lysue all tb. 1 would rather ha'e him pray to me if arm,,- «4 beavaw, ij— aiuaU<*i cum pa (’‘•’e sick orm trouble than any Chris- ny at which fa gti.uou ebanota airg lb* llan man I know erf. and in Ibat ehurrb smaitoi trig.>1. itl.ooo. the ligbiuing*

tbe pasiplc prrfrmd him in exborta of beaareti ti„ ir drasp aw <*d

' “ bri Be- ;

mu wbo waa lu w-ere displayed on the quays

when tbqy'fell abopa of VeUKv. while life

tnui under tbe *Wto gar. prodigal and dial

k® tunUrs abe waa 1,/q.rd singing, cwpitatod Ita-p<q-s rrmaiqed n

am going home to die noWnri j«>-c. —Kod«n*narhL

Take g<*d txsirag* from that Bible.

Afrtaa.

PKACTICYI. M.ATFK. Ocfan t'Uj, X. J. He.1 Ko' flnr Slalr roea’anllr oa hand DEO. A. BOURGEOIS & SON, (arprutrix anil Builders. ml:." ciTV, k. j. 14umalea glvae. Bulldlnxa ereCed kl con

-act o. da,.

II. > . HTA-rSTOIN , < ontrarf inj; Bulldtr PRAGTIGAL DRAaGHTSMAN.

' t-lsaponaeucr aollrlled. Leander S. Corson, X0NTRACTIN6 BUILDER. OKrrti.i wrai A'e..aacair mii ai.. Ooenn <Jitv. >i. .1.

Resort.

ITfep*. Borne very

as a

Health Restorer Finest facilities for r-ISEIING. Sailing,gunnine, etc. The Liquor Traffic anti its kindred evils arc forever prohibited by deed. Every lover ol Tem|>erance and Morals should combine lo help us.

nrira f.d ny i-t lc Uliglit do Veil to Ki<

, or Kxi-liau

—u dlb and 12th street*

me their price..

JToJ—rty. would d<> wel E. B. LAKE,

»ftb—. No. WI Arhury A. v cr ,,,r . fXvwn t'lty. N.J.

Aktniry Avc. Ocean CH>. N. J.

STEE1MAN S ENGUSH. Contractors "'Bailders, dkca att d.'itj.X. J.

Voter teupjtly.

Rail rood, Steam boat. And all other

^©BGRT FISHER, |REAu estate anb inshrange.

kilria of Twld<' I,.-:

le bought, wild and el

banged. Pp,|—rtiea on band > <tla|Hi*e of at a bargain o'tue

Inauraucr written In

to me. and if you want a targaln 1 can ;

Best Home and Foreign Companies. I Hcntlng time I* nl hand. If you waul a -uirimea lumie, write me for cmtal.gue Conveniences. F ”™ w ' **** OFFICE: SEVENTH STREET AND ASBURV AVENUE.

J. Laban Headley, CARPENTER AND JOBBER. mgjlrei 'nJtom "noZ£*J2ViL*iau£‘‘2i I

D. E. LAKE,

:Practlcal Carpemer aol Boiler.:1E2S Attat) Annul, Octet Citf. 1.1.

Jobbing prunfpUywltcn'kxp

Thousands ol lots lor sale at various prices, located in all

parts of the city.

For information apply to

E. B. LAKE,

Secretary,

Ocean City Asso’n, SIXTH XU ISBIItt AYE,

L. J. STONE, STONE PAVEMENTS.

CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER. uannnacir. n c.wera * , ’ --BLUEST

R. CURTIS ROBINSON, Real Estate and Insurance, Nos. 744-46 Asbury Avenue,

OCEAN CITY. N. J.

Money to loan on Bond and Mortgage.*^!

HA11DWIEL0 CAMOU COUIU. R. J. , A SSStf i

SEASHORE WORK A SPECIALTY I law

GODFREY & 1NGERS0LL, n ARCHITECTS. l\» CONTRACTORS & BUILDERS

No. 643 Asbury Avenue.

If eoa eoiklen.plal* enx-tl&g a flnr rralUcnc* !

tt will I*> J o', to eunauu u*. «■- II. SIUKHIN.

flRI't;\Ti:il AMI IGIK No. 404 ASBURY AVENUE.

JOHN McALEKPE.

NTO.YK FAYKSKRT AYI» FI.AOGIKU.

FLAGGING AND CURBING. R tjTITFI 7. (Ifl ! BEST 0UAL| TY OF

a. pliltp if UU.,l Pennsylvania and North River

Blue Stone PAveMGRTS

ICOItUtT F1MIKK. A K ent. Orwan

DKAIKkS IN

piEBiiMK: c -'«-

Joseph G. Champion, BUILDING LUMBER. LUMBER 5"d MjLL WORK.

Sidinsr* Flooring.

Mptudil ta tl— I—ginning at the «... . gablt- Wel.x nad by the adminnl return | ’ Jnbnami. The nv*r is full

le*. P"ipb- a

Isken by tbeut. H w dilr ami finiud a pair of bran-tatg in lla | atmaarh The mil,',- fimli.lily n*k the | water every day. TUy wall «ba-p to get wab-r and *Veti sw im wrram j tta *111x111*. By uiakiug s ansall fit—e | •beet tl— plu>- wtaye U-v g-1 wan

Wintlow Frames, Blinds, Moldings,

Sash, Doors,

> Largest stuck of Hemlock, While and Yellow Pine I oplar. Cypress, (.hestnut; Oak and other hard woods a specialty. Odd or Hard Wood Mill Work and office fixtures

a specialty.

„ i , T FRONT, BELOW KAICHN AVE. Brackets Turnings, j ivkw jiciimka’.

Shingles, Pickets, —"

ARCHITECT,

I-ith, Lime,.Cement. A lull supply constantly on

H AVE YOU Tit I

CHEWS

C. MYERS,

BL „ n„: 759 a , -*ii t'O

Plans and specifications for-:huiy avenue w ill receive imme ! E ZVE E ID Y ? ocean city n j. lushed. ;diate despatch by Telephone. ^ 11 “L > Wtiis ti ck* mi pH 01 rial . ■ • Terms reasonable. Lito«r V.' !T',w*”/ D. GALLAGHER, . I UBibw Yard and OBce: dealer in

ived. but that OfFICfc BEAL ESTATt AID U* BUHOIIS , mminung It—wotk. atwl rmrh Afr—au thinks i

hr will out be a victim.—Duuy of |i,. ( . . . UtaK J. uiav* m Uoiiury. | Ocean City, X. J. J Ot'KAX CITY, X.J. I ,n

* “"* ‘ Pint Art *:■.ml A, v

Tor. I'ltb Si. A Writ AVy.J' v can. i «HS FOBMITOBB, j Ot'KAX CITY, s.j. 1 43 South Second Street,