I old tiunbr U..k hold

i J altar and Iiroarti down thi l.liaalnit DR. TALMAGE TELLS OF THE VALUI i t, '■ , Li “ b '' a " l '" ld ■ ua *

OF GOOD «lv£i

Rode bi

(Copyrtcbt. tm, b>>m-n.-«B 1'r^.i A« - WaAUtKoro*. Jan.'I-V—A Script' cbancUO' •'b-w <uun>- L« not i'u-uj.I-; omom tbr mbjrrt ,1/ J>r Talm.-. iufjo in which he b'-n- i-4» f« qoalitl'* of Rood abd ooHr wom uiu II Kinx- in ». "Kludia lc«~-l Shnnem. whora w* ,1 Rrmt w timti ' The hotel of onr’time had n..cr. terpart in any ontrrtainm.'nl of- oldi time The raat lhajorily of tratvien liuiKt then be entertained at |>riraU abode Here cornea Kliaha. a servant .d the Lord, on a dirtne miaaion. and he tnn»t find ehriter A ball out orrel.ukinx th» railey of Re.lra. l- .11 ia ofTre-d him, in a private honae. an*l it i» »T ctallr fnrniabad fur hi* occnpam-»-chair to Fit on. a table from which eat. a caudlretick by which U. r.wd ai a lad on which to ►Innilxr. tbr wholr eataldiahment la-lonRinc t.. a Rtvat and r<»*1 woman Her htwlaiad. it reem* wa* a Rodly man. bnt he wa« entirrl; oretvhadowed hr hi* wife"* exo-ll.-Mi-e* jam m «»>w yon aomiime* find in 1 botunhold the wife the center of .henit: and inBnenoe and p.iwre. not hr any amiRanre nr prwiompU.aL hut hr preire intellect and few «f i.K.nd tarn, wieidinc domretie affair* am! the aame time cnpreri*inR all Unam-ial and Inuinrea affair* - the aife * hand on the ahiittle or the bankinR hon*

the worldly boaimj*

Yon are hundred* of men who

mcreatfal only breanar three i* a re** •n'jn.M

at hocue why they are aacoirefnl . If a man marry a Rood. h..w~; amL hr make* hi* f.irtnne If he marry a tool the Lord help him The wife may la the client partner in the firm, there may be only nmamline rotcra down on R>

Attain, thi* «utunn my teat (treat in her Lit.dn.re toward i

KlUlia may hare-hr

in pnMic l^n*dactual can i-rre nr domretlc neRliR**nce Tlier. 11 u^ny a motbre who by inde ! le toil ha* reared a larRi- family fi.-r ,4 life with R«d manner* and UrR. inteiliRi-nev aiwl Oirirtian prinriide

1 : ab.re name, ha* ronndid thnniRb all 1 i the lamb, and thronich the creitnrie* I

A STORY Or WATSON.

M circle a potential and cleral R infloenre Tbta woman of-my U xt ia the aopreire ’>/ her hn*band He

intensely quirt, wttimt a hms while the aame place without moriuR hand foot if yon my “Yea'" rrepundti ••Y«a." If yon aay •■So." rrepindinj: •;Ko“—inane, eyre half *hnL u wide open. maintaimnR hi* pndtirti in ■a-irty only becanre be ha* a 1 patrimony Bnt hi* trlfe. my teit 1 wa* a Real woman Her name ha> come down to ns She belompd to ■ * - l What w.«Vd

after the In cf I ami* XV hare Iren f.wRotte the brilliant women of the o. Spain hare Iren farRvtten and tl liant women who eat on the tin

father will pat cm I boldin* the by* t! light riad to hi* Rrandchildnn the *t.T> thi* (treat wranan of Shnnem whwaa ao kind andcvartooa* and < Ttri-t iar to the Red prophet Eluha. "Yea ah. wa* a Croat woman.

In the first place. *br wa* Rreat .in Bboapitalitiea Onciriliard ami lar — inisu-i

it ia not until the ninth day at tarrying that the occupant ha* a right to ask hi. Ruret. “Who and whence art then f” If thi* rirto* U so honored amuog harlauian* bow onghi it to ha honored anang ib.ee of n» who hchere in the Bible, which commamh a to n*e hoipitality one toward anoth it grndgin*!

at .«■ philanthropic aid th.rtieelvre on Christ'an a great pile <rf trunk* in toenail anti carpeting partontoo* cf tarrying. There ia many a camnlry par aunage that bioka not week by week np

auk bone at

«f aome oharitahieinmitnu.m toapend n few week* and canrare the ueighhe bod. Let no *ncb rrligum* Tr*n j take adrantag* uf thi* hrootifol virtue cf Cbriatiaa hnepiulitv Nut a> much th aomptnomaure of your dirt and the rrerahiy cf yoor abode will imprma friend a"

tr day | al*mt th.- hanl-hij*. of mini*ter*')uid the trial* <d t'hrbduui r '

*jm«-l«dr would write joy* of the Cftuiatian

tie- *ymi«thire all Bound *l**at him, ahont the kindnrre. about the genial

rxndderatirtn of him ft-*., oomo to >mr h.«ni- and i» there a*

otr the cradle, there are hundred* of hand* to'help and many who w.mry through the night watching and h dred* of prayer* R -mg up that < would natore tbe nick. 1* iherr a bt ing. Iriiuminif <-ap ed calamity |iU many to help him drink if that cfapand wh.- wtll m-t I*- comforlc.1 bre-atue he i* •triclivn ! flh. f.R «<.m»l—jv u> write a Mob about the reward- if tj..- LTin* tun miuiitry—abnot hi* aurfiamlinge

of tT.riduu »rmp*thy! / Thi* woman of the tent ^a* only

type of thom-and* cf men and worn. 1 who rmnr down from maiui.-n and fresu

to do Idndnren hi the lawd * ant - I cunid tel) y.m of osm-IblUR t i might think a romanae. A yc* 1 graduated from New BmnSwi ulugical seminary wa* railed to

village chnrsh He had not the me*

furnish the parwmage After thi four a-eek* of preaching a commit! "irer* ..f the church waited told him he iooked tired and night he had" bettor take a vara a few day* The young isodor 1* an intimation-that hi. work

don* or not acceptable, lie

■ few dayi

1 back, when an old elder. *aid

re i* the key of th.- p 1-en cleaning it np

*1 tpp rwh <f the mean. <f t K j-a*h-r. imicr'Wyhi —- volnrayoung ire-hr wentyip *tair* a 1 all the idorping ajWlmeut* ft

xik the kry. went np h. the ]-ar I-pen-'! ti.e d---r and A it wacarp ud. and there wa* the hatrn. k all ready for the canea and the nmluella* and th* crrer-Mata and no the left hand ofThe^baU wa* the park*, chaired, pictured. He (sored unT- the .Hher side of the hall and. there wa* the *tadr table in the center if

atationery ui*>n it hoc

builL ktng range* of new volu

tf^tbe mean. <f the

T-iOUg .

The young found 1" '

fished.

the (sultry, and tla-re were the *pn and the coffee*, and the sugar*, and the f.-r *21 ni'-nlh* He went down cellar, and there wa* the awl e coming winter. Ur went into the dining hall and there wa* the' 1 aide alrofidy set—the glass and the silverware He went into the kitchen, and were a)] the culinary implement* . great stove . The young pastor Uftod unf lid of the store, and he found the foal all ready fra Ignition rutting back the cov .t oT the stove, be saw tn I an-fhrt part tf it a hicifer match, and all that young man luul to do in start .eg to keep house was to strike the match You toll me that i» apocryphal yh. lac that was my_ own erperimee th. the kindueree*. uh. the enlarged -ympathire wonetime* clust- red around hose who enter the g.*q*-l ministryI iu|q*re. the mac if Shun.su ba.1 to (ay he lull*, hut it was the large hearted YiristUn .ymjathi.* of the woman of ihubem that looked after the l.gd

great in her leh*»i.e under trouble Her <mly am had died on h-T lap A V«TJ- Inght light went out tn that houarbidd The sacred writer put* it tersely whm to says. *'He sail in her knee until ntnn. and then be died.' Yrt the writer go* .* to **} that *he Bsrlsimed “It is well! Great in pna pisity. this woman wa* gr.al in trouble Where are the feet that have not been dh-tered on the bnt aand* if thi* great the addler* that

with burning ud.-r Ub' I wit

ing at ages tf rafferlng the great heart of the w.sdd ha* tmnn with w.a- Navi

! ns ahont the ririss. and the ami the llanule. aid th.

Mia.ia.1pp1 have I wen esploroi bnt who can toll the deptii ur the length of /the great river at a now. made np of tear* and bk«jd. tolling tliruagh all land*

11 age* Ukstng the wreck tf fain •mi of t. rnmneitiee, and at tm f-aitiling writiling, luiiittg with •-mi.a of «.ts.“i t.-iir- Etukl t Vito -ml Vesuviu, lu.A- l^u.hw

la> ha* ewr.skrtched

-h dawrihed.

tl.tweitoon 1 star ail that

I were some ladies wh -potati-uii by (.nwi e.-fully with taioqnr

•■real 111.

T Yc.

pikdiy vrtamr xhu (Tuptnq reward h.-r for tier lcjpit.il Ing some pref-ctnefit fri-m What did .he -mySh.- d-’ln said “I dwell anumg my ow ae much ss to any. “1 am rat

this w. ■afi'bvt t

-r in ail age

• How

and b.sn<» furnidied with all ar painting, all statuary, wh.- have enough lade to dt-Jitigui-h bet Gothic and Bysantine and wh-- < But toll a figure in phretre if (atris I'alfher'* "White Captive-," and »

"Ytre

. pen

ing th.-ae lll-ran— or he 1 they hav. srarre-'.y enough idncati->n to pick'out the day of the month in the almanac' Oh. how many there- are* striving to have thing..** well a. their n.-ighl.-ri ur letter than their neighbor*, and in “the struggle vast fortune* are erhau.l.*! gnd l-u-it.-ra firm, thrown into Inztk ipu-y and man of requited h.Be.ty i-Ji into astounding f.cg.-rie*' tif

tjipnrel—Uto* i» noth

itig again.! them in the Bible •* out if the Bible (itid d..*. n..T want n* to. prefer nmd hovel to English cottage or untanni.1 shi*qek>n to French bnwd doth or husk, to pinraiq.lc ur the clum sin-—> if a ho-ir to the mann.-r. of a gcufleman G..L wla- strung the beach witfi tinted sln-11 and-the gras* if t 1 -- ti.-l.l with the dews cf the night a hath exquisitely tinged morning do

inventory the lu the indi.l«-n*at'I-i-. to diyredato ythir wit. wh'-ur-rST.-r.-d kingly prefcl respoudnl/“I dwell autong my

da- Ye*, f

• wa* great in her piety

rltapyerrafter

God. and *he was not ashamed t it before idolater. Ab. » will never ap|«Tvisto what Via-1* Lhruliaiuty unul ghf .tmntn inf fll. the ^.-gradatnm if biT*ex uu-I.t lagan--ad Mohammedanism' 1J--T very -•ostdiTed a mi«ftwtune S-'.ld l:kr on tlie rhamh].. Slave of all and at last her body fuel fur the funeral (WTe of her husband Above th. shriek if the fire wpodiiprts in India above the rtuuUing of the Jogger • I hoar the million voiced groin -rongeil icnlt—i broken beserted downtrodden woman Her toarvbavs Nile and Tigris. Abe La 'Plata, and on the stoqqra. if Tartary She ha* beendidmonrsd iu Tnrki*h garden and Persian I-a hue and Spanish Alhamlra Her little one* have been sacrificed in Ike Indus and the Ganges There i* nut a gr--an. or a dungem. or L or a mountain, or a river, or r a sea but could to-U a story tf the 'untragr* bcwi.-d upm her. But hank*t->G<*L U.i> gkrion. Christianity wme* f^rh and all the chains of thi* •a—aLige are *nap|.*l. and she ri—* fr--in ignominy to. rxaltod iqdiere and ~ danghter. thi gentle wife, the honored neither, th* ukefnl (Yiristtan Oh. if Christianity much for woman, surely -iione itf mint ardent ad rocate and it* sublime*! i-ri-mplificatiuu t

ia toKhuae ce’cf bospitalltr se if God. 1 at I have always been (swtwaa no hospitality d stand in the v.wtibnlfor awhile and than m.-ke a pilgrimag.-

t glared on him with a knk which I to aay. “Weli. if I must I; / Away srith such aivnreed in 7 front th# Tassae if Uid Ut ev I f maintain larg. j

* re-ntaur and Titan.

tore Said nth by RaUwtb thi. hcauUIol , grace cf Christian lawpicality. Agixd man travehug in the far wort in the wildmeas. wa. vrrrtaken tq night and storm, and he put in at a ; raidn. H* saw firearm. 1 long the Iieaiu* of Has cabin, and to felt alarmed He . did nut know but that to had fallen , iatoadrti if thieve. He at ttor, great , ly parturUd. Aftor awhile.tto man if the bouse came home with a gun on hi* ‘ (hookbw and wt 11 d-.upjj, s oun.-i Tba stranger wss still mbtV alarm.*! . After awhile the man .f ito h.mw , whispered -srith hi* wife, and the ;

[». of blood I tut. thank tl -1 the text'iiBqneredj and aay 41 Thisigh my property 1. r to^ril ‘ t " a * h reMy to re- in the "ton-b-r S ship Md. bmdiU Tb-re i. «• tot the omstellalioo <4 mal loro am illumiur. and ern sky all ahlaae with aurira*

I have yost seen a curious letter o Osrdtnsl Lavlgerie's white friars from Uatxin-.mille by-Ugr. Hia-lens. In etui the bishop if Kongo details the results which have been achieved if th* wiwk of Christian clvillsatlan and tell* the following •muting anecdote: 'Returning (rum MpaU uns day, I [qsd at St J.*yph de Kipskire and mdrei. a cstsSfirism class for wisnun and childrrri /Afterward I went to are xa, the chief uf the district, who. 1 told, had been sUent fur some time past from religions instruction 1 id him to set a g.s’d example to bis people and premised him the divine bleeMafTlf I.- followed my oounwl. He ha* great nraf^uf iL poor fellow. He ha*Blwsy. t..-n a Irate man. it i* true, and has c*rr shown himself the friend if th- misriansrle*; hut. like all the chief*, he fas* neter bad the courage to

resusnee" poly gam y.

■ Hr has promised me. however, that he will attend the claa—s rvgulrrly, tot on IBS condition—th»t no qoe.tnxi. are to to put to him. 'Mucsignont, * he said, 'tbs words of the pnestdo not penctrsie an old bead like min* If I were qoea tlon.d, 1 ahoold to nnahlr to reply and should to the laughing stork of'theehil-. dreu who knew toller than 1 did. That i* not seemly, for here I am the chief.

. \

We do CaleritiK in al

John Crittenden WatHm doe* not I*,

tongto Uie ll*t tf "enwdug oftlr»-r»,' l.a-1 a man of hi* ahi|l'a reaii|auiy aft fret tw.wriug. He wa* .1 igulntly indulgent

of the hard swearera-forward.

" Hartl langnage h-Ip* a man along ocduttmally,” to to* ton known tray to i«ie nlbis divl offictra njaai ovtr-h.-ariiig a *tre-am of mal-iln-ti-eis from tin- ll|. tf anmeold fiat fug wtrkihg at a atuMs.ni job forward, “and it i» ls-t-b-r fir the turn to work off ttolr wratli over foolrd anchor chain* in enra word* -than to take it out if retch other’s

A!s**rd me- if the -hip. under Wst!

Km’s, ouujiand there an. an old bos'urinate named Fulhr who luul tin- call throughont th"- wboit navy a. the champiim prafahe man id the (toverument 1 * line of parket*. Fnl -f never fato-d his voice wh- u to swore He would simply stand buck and quieFy rttcard the loan unato object of his wrath—a Is-nt I* laying (.in l*'rto|c-- a alack ridge rope —and tlun he would .ip.-n ut. in an .rdinary oouvenottl.ioa time. lint the at teraurtb le gave ten to Were sulphur ous. It always tool Fulhr a g.*d five minuti-* to tv.rk .-ff tot to rnnaidertil the neceerary nnmh r of remarks on such no-ash m*. ami it always My-m.-d. wh.m he was through that he had quite exhausted the whole vucatmlary of pi--

fanitv. But thi* w: ■ a mistake.

-^h :‘M I , tain ntodutely u.g « single riq.-t .“■ CARPENTER AND BUILDER.

■ f any of his prvri.m (» rf.rman.-.

was alwaya a mnnv f wuod.r to Fpl-

801; ■?/ i?'

its-liranJics.V-

S. B. SAMPSON. mishilim.

Gontractor ohd^ BuiidFr

G. r. MOOKC,

I Architect, Builder,

I’ll A* TM A I. Hl.ATt'H. Ot-t-itit < 11/. X. J-

GILBERT i LAKE.

House & Sign Painters.

«TOi«i xtsirjqitsnv

GIT ASltf ICY A» IM ».

Itl kl. I ST VI »: WM. LAKE, 0. E„ Itfortl lv!<lritc* .Vtee-nt.

ahipnmti-s. o-

whan- to pit krel up the ut

of which were tf stonling trigiuality These shlpmati-s r- latid only tme in !

ee in which to fiund.himi.4f at a | ... n-.:; r

landing '.PTSGtlCPl ’CtirilCE!t.r iiBi BHilEiT

OCE^N CHY*X J.

lake:.

outskirts .f t 'helm

Ilp^aa will amp, mart-hl:

Kure-a. He stub-

bed his too on a Inara bowlder in the road and fell on his faoo iu the dust He picked himaelf ti] • and looked at tto road. Hr upetiwl his in.mth toaay staiirthing. hnt be tod 1:0 worda He was with wrath. Two or three times he attempted to begiiL but it wa* no gfi He was stuck fir .miw, ao be pulh-d ■ and delils rat. ly flre.1 it into flvelinM. H. hadtoexpnM his feel iugy^. mie w-ay. Kullir wa- atrving at.cird ship, "he wg a in good tdtajm-. frenn.-ut qm t outlmrsts ke|« f.award part cf riie ahip keyed up with wimder as to what was ngnuig

big gun drill.

Captain 'Watson hie k-U waa snpi'nn tending ttoaxtuviK-. Onrof tfaewuslen

the hreeeh

of the C inch nfle to which to waa devoting moat of bis attention. He wooldnn permit any at the gtmn.r s tea around him to atumpt to l.swn rartriilge. but reauytii tto job him self. Hr tugged at th. jammed rartriilge ' broke bis finger nails ovtr iL and it wouldn't come reuL It was a pretty hot ns ruing -m deck, and the

roll off bis face in

sire wins, but to preni-tud in trying to •SH the stock cairl ridge. He ImAed if be would like L> aay a htwp were a sweanug man. hot he wasn't a •wring man. When be tod been working fur five min rte* <iv<t the jam

ued cartridge with u > •ncCi'ra. to ludt -WlAstowwls'nc ed pertly tolplea* aid mii.ral.le. He re.g ■>- w.i

gave uua final tug. tut the stuck car I tritlge rimaiued in the gun's tin-och !

The skipper gatlit-nd hinu* U t'V'-lh. r. I‘L'lf INI'I'l.'KI mopped Ills forehead and hefted at the i-r..|. ni— |.«.k. .1

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JOHN BROWEH

Painter and Glazier

GEO. A. BOURGEOIS & SON, Orpfulers and Bnildrrs.

4M KAN < ITY. *. J.

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LEWIS E. CORDERY

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REAL. ESTATE AGENT . AIV ID LICENSED AUCTIONEER, \o. 721 Asbunj Arcnuc, Ocean ( itij, M. J. THE OCLLSN C!1Y REAL ESILITE EXCHANGE MASSEY & EDWARDS, Real Estate and Insurance Agents MA*-i!*;i:v .v i:i»\n 811 Asbury Ave., Ocean City, N. J. \t I., th. r.ret iiii,,. »*'«>. Hox. :w*-j e. B. LAKe, OCEAN CITY ASSOCIATION REAL ESTATE AGENT. -

E. B. LAKE,

Wl JI’.VIWl .! »

tor in Lamd.m Fn*i

le tot-

“Onnfoond it all," he broke out. where a Fuller? Raid mu Fulhr. aiaiie-

body. “

Fuller waa <m hi nd directly. He Sell’l a gunner’s irate, and he tod Khing to do with U e gnm? but Watu wautrel Fuller to acide the yauiuei) cartridge all tto aam-. Fnller," raid Wa:auu, “try and get !

stuck enriridg.-. | o U»- storhiuni j

of tto quarter d ck. Fuller made ! Two nr three claws at the wiadrei -ut

1 -old rave gut it nut in i

a jiffy, bqt Fuller w raTt tn that iue- ' tto srrvicu. He tngg.d away, hut it - s* no go. Watoim a imd regarding the . rixim im the atari-aid aide .f the’ quarter deck. Fuller apat <m his halids

mire 'ry. .Tto dnmmy tonlh 1 f an inch. Then

Fuller mopped In. -ai-hrad with hu ; neck.-r. hlet clapped 1 .* cap on the hack of hi* brad and .qwn 1 np. It wa* gre at - work, this portunuau. e if F-nlh-r'*. and | mistake. -He ecfipstd all of hi. fir j t i-fT.irta He atoud kith hi* ton.I* . «i ‘

his .id.*, looking at tto gun hrure-h and , . . ,, . raying thing, at u I rat no M.rgaii r /V\lllW0rK

Kidd t» Teach .railh- r htwvm defying pirate a.lld ever tore uquah-d. Th.-a«-.d are mud. jn-t Iookit« at Fulls- in upon mouthed i naumexiL They : anddn't make imt wM-re to got tiu-m all. They were all in Txgluh. Imt Ui. comhurati'aia were w. trd. Tto (*-r.mi wa* fright!ol. a.thopgh delmred

lie unldret time inaginal.le

’hem Fuller fimshil, he in.qipud hi* ftarbiwd with hi* neckerdin-f again and / who wa* hs.king oxer the starUsird apiauvotly thinking ttoply. Fulhr f

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' lt’» stock proper, air,'' rani Fuller.

"I can't gel it adrift “■

“Weli," raid W..U00. “I didn’t think yim could. Full 11. but I nre.l-.l yim. Tl ranks. Yno .ltd very weU. Go furwareL''—jxew Ycrk 8Un. .

iv.11 ,f an invention funushtd by the in !

I'i.-r -graphic .Voice I w—.e« .a- x...e,

A ry'rrreq.mdent of toT./rtinu>ni..to WaahituCtou «>» Hat at a Inncimm

111 an-t ratu j given to the t'anadi .n reRumhsdimer* -nt.a-.q.b-mu | ahd got the nmuaioiiomi* to write trumpet li-1 their names.npim th.-n that they might tret id--a wa*/ have a s-mv.mr tf tl-* uora*i<m tine

.'tit New bow ! tor card filling up with plain every.lav | Itol by the aid of nan--. She wa* axl-mished that Sir ; Irtephoncs ran to | Wilfrid ami the other Canadian krigld* a l--htuwl S|.ak rngned th.ir nan.--* » .tbimt tto (ritil j i!:*t to entiTtAin *f hir. Imt mg .hr mw •*! lard Hersrh-I % seated in ball* j sh- felt that thnare- w mid to differi-i-t tto same time j f.-r was to-not a lord tigh cton-ell-w if

. thus (.hu-rd in England?

oar- t..nd <f toor i Her a«toniiihm«at turned. to dismay ] a nothing short of I when the car.’, again came heck, this!

again tto infiam time with the -aingl 1 word HiTsch. ate i» the'French "Heractol!"atoaaiA “Hrtwtoli’WI [•lied on to the! d-esjt’t he —gn it 'lord Hirecto-1?’ if Sir Ellis Ar-h } In rain It waa explained

m-xtuly rarislnug ! |—-r- sigued only tto.r titlra. and that I

• nld he gnjiM

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