>11 th'nji- ll^ l^>n~.tlj- " Tb»| j-trr Rf-'j' uy> th*t faith without work* i- : |«Ttnrl»t.lr

AN ABUSE Oi' TRUSTS, iwrukin# irf all thr , -

irw* that erar kUIUriwI id th« chnrcio* whirh.ywlng litwrally trwnaUU*! I.j

no wat aaar'C ohr arMr< anatMctr MB- ,jt C’hriaWo.l.na will nrt« aare yonr mran* that if jroor borioow lif* du*w DR. TAUMACE PREACHES AGAINST DIS-, ^ QDlns JT)nr ntfnwp-axl with your ffufoaioa HONEST TRANSACTIONS. raapowda with y.ajr rdigioaaprofnaai^n ‘ religioo 1** • hniBhng.

S..mfiof thr wnrat afonndn'la in Amm Hrrr i> nimi-thtng that tionlatol-

TlMilrtagur- r-T p. r .- taws mnolwra of rhnrrbM. and Kiiind'd into tlx-<-ar> Ilf all tha Tnoiif a„ , fcr »-i,_Tfc, w>h of rrrm- fat </n wwuona ah/ot h««T.-n nun of Am.ri.-a. and it.ratad and rv latiow. \\ ai. k ■ .... . Ihr N.l. «f whin th*J ntoai n~*l«l to haTa'tbo itatatad. if thi» omnlry i. errr to In »wa imlpita pnwrh that which wooM withrr d. livi r.d fmcn lt» calamitira and nun K-opyrtahC t*. bT Am«t«n Pr«. tein« them to repentancw or thnnder mortal proprrity i. to bewtahliabod - elation J them out of the holy Kimmitnion* whin and jaTpetnalnl Live within Toot Wammanix. FeU 6.—Thin, Uke tli.dr jaeeenn. tr«, a aaenle*. and an nn*u. St»-ni1 no nwe than y.m make

There t.

of Thank (iod har-

mblitur and the weary are at mat " THE WAYS OF VERGERS.

• " r ■

irchiterte In id the apider

any of Dr. Talma**'

omniend* right doing for tl.*' w.gld a wdl aa (reparation-for the bnartmU world: teat Job vi$, U. ••«!»««• tni»'

ahali be a aptder * w*h The two newt akiUfnl all the world an-the hee i

The one pnla-np a engar manufactory, and the othar^alMa a alaoghtor bonne for Aim. On a bright rammer morning when the anu omi-w ..at and ahln-e np.n the apider aweh hMecked whh dew. the g.eaamer atxurtare aeem* Imght enough for a raaprnainn Iridge for aerial haimn to- cr.ee on. Bnt alaa for the poor At which in The latter part of

-Infamy.

We moat especially deplore tl

fortnnea of banka in rariona part* of thia conn try in that they damage the banking inatitutian, trhicb b the great irenirace of the centnrine and tndiapehahle to comnogce and the ad ran

cmnmtrce. .

of t^ttona with one hand it blaaaea the lender, and with the other it hlaaaea the borrower. On their ehonldara are the interaata of (rirate Indiridnab and great corporatham In them' are the great arteriea through which run the - ’“a They ^a»e

thonaatub •■T'

that rerj day retitnr« o

caught and dongecmed and dratnij ad' The Ay waa informed that it waa a free 1 iridge and would coat nothing, bnt at the other end of the Iridge the toll paid waa ito own Ufa The next day there comm down a atrong wind. and. away go tba web and the marauding npider and the riettmlaed Ay. Ro delicate are the ailken thread* of the apider a web

Ananriery in daya of bneinem exigency They.eland for.arccrr—*•“*-

dlity, for indiridnal

bapt I

000 of tl

r before they become riaible to eye. and it takm 4.000.to make a thread a» Urge n hair. Moat cruel aa well

b the apider. A pie - new. had one w. «1 of tlw violin the_

It every day came for tu meal of Aim. ‘

The author of my text, who log sdontiet of hia day. bad w»tchad the ro *

eat inaect with

and Ay

low nefarioua. Aien. the leharior of thoae who bring diwepnte

venerable, benignant and God

honored inatitution.

Wa alao deplore abuae of treat fund.

divinf goi«lne*a which a*

to doubt

utter and black irreepomdhility of many men haring the financial intareat* of ol ben in charge baa been more evident than In'thme laet few yean. Tbelwnk ruptcy of banka and diaappmrancr '

adminiatratora with the fnnda of larg. aatatea and the dierdived acrounta of Uni bad Rtotm cfB.-iab hare aometim~ made a pmtilenc* of crime that edrtun lam evary tbuugbtful man and woman and bwda every philanthropi*! atel Chriatian to aak. What ahali be dot* t.

rindle abroad. :

rt and appoint the wid

yadita and driving I

worth a dollar if they return to other.

re (hey *»« and with afflicted ait to retire from the world and aeeni at ready for mcaaa I '

bet regret, and the only difference tv-, twee* the asound chapter of proaperiland the Ant U that their picture* a:

teed of Keneetb and the mile id *n aecnd. W» tlm .. and-imbed of ol

t they have three. I bald have noticed that nil out id ton of thorn who fail in what i.

called high lif* have

te failor

•ny of

Tba caam failure b only a atraUgem mcapt the payment of honmt deliU a: put the world off the track while they prartica a large rw-indle. There baime thing woefully wrong in the fart that

a poaaible.

t hank director mg in charge gnat financial l It ought Dot to he pia

year* without detection either the directa* are lautneta in th* infamy anti pocket part of the theft or they are guilty of a culpable neglect of doty, f.r which God wUl bold them aa rmpon.i 14* a* be bold* the acknowledged di

aa director* in a ao that unaophbticatod pe.jj.Unarehy induced to drpu.it their r in or buy the aertp f ' they, the pnbliabed di recto

•ring a

rim of nnexafiipled national harvoaU The wbmt gambler* get bold of the wheat, and th* corn gambler* get bold

The full tide of God a tbit Und b put hack by

.ike* of dbboueat rreiat When God pravidea enough food and clothing to fed and .pparVl thia whole nation Uk* prinom. the ecramble of diahoneat mm to get mivr than their ahare. and get il at all baxarda. ke.-j* everything ahaking with uncertainty everylv«ly aaking "What next*' Every week make* new revelation* How many more bank prmidenh and hank cashier* have been aparnlatiog

people - * money, and how

many mure bank director* are in imbecile, aHence.-letting the peefidygotn. the great and patient God only know*' My opinion b that we have n.t near the bottom. Tbe wind ha* I wen pricked from the great bobble of American ajiecfilation The men who Ugntglit that the gmeut dpv wae at I mat *,000 year, found ft in. ibW or. ixu: ,r i.vr, 1 thia nation ha* ba^tanght that a urnat keeji their band*Vat of other pmple'a pucketa Great bnainraam built borrowed capital have been obliter■d. and men who had nothing have It all they had. I believe we are elation a higher career of |ir.*ji.*itv than thb land haa ever atom. if. ami if. and

If the Aral men. and mprcially Otrbian men. will leant never to apeculato ipon borrowed' capital —if you have a umd to lake your own money and turn it all into kit**.'tu fly them over every

tbe I'nited Htatm. you do

aoctety no wrong, .except when you tumble your belplma rhildha into thr poorhowe for the public to take can of But you have no right to take the

ey of otbrva and turn it Tbive b one wurd that 1

people into tamkrupti v and aUtc n and ruin than any other word in

a kite*.

life.

And let u* adjurt i

•mr h.kam by the jvimipn OUbtianTeligion <>or tvlig Midday aa on the day-betweel ,t.i be a mere penplira*i» of Our religion ought .to flr*t le an*, and then it ought to live* Religion b not. a* ►om

lied

rapp-

>t with

kii«l .4 confectionery, a eat Ilf apiritnal caraiuel laboly gutnrtr .p. <a aanctitUd l*-pjiennint, or theological nnawth- tilt i* an omnipotent priDciplei. all con .trailing, all conquering Ton may g- t rr-th ncrnelhilig 'b»n tb»t .m may deceive youreelf with it Ini y..n cannot deewive God. and you cannot deceive the world. The keen btudneaa man will put on bb ajvctaclew. and he will look clear through to the hack of your bead and a*e whether your religion b a ficliuaiv a fart- And you cannot hid# your aampk* .4 augur, or rice, or tea. or coffee if they are fab*, you canbot hid* them under tbe cloth iif a communion table. AU your prayer* go for nothing ao long aa yon miarepre aent your hauking institution, and in the report of the rmourcew yon put down more apecie, and- more fractional —

•e and ppetematun

a. and not I ally 1 am inclined to think v aalirtity | much maligned chi— I have i clmri e*nr I V- - few that the huger- of toe hale 11 ie *—-m to uonid 1- aalBcii-nt to eumuerate them .-totion. a! 1 have far often-v.m-t with knowlelg.

the bl

Let m

remarked t

n I had --.-n a

m-.le-t -Jleri

the th-n

the W

clearing booae eertili

cate*, and more legal lender bote*, and more haul* and m<*r diacounta than there really are. and when you give an' acyuuul of your liabtlitt* you do not mention all thr unpaid dividend* and th* United HtAtea lamk note* ontatand ing. and the individual depoail* and the obligation* to other banka and banker* An authority more acrutiiiixing than that of any bank examiner tolll go through and through and through

Tie- trouble vi-rger-are at to jncrei.-. ] .^aVorklecUr* * ova turM.l.. _.eir knowledge lia» atrnck me with _ „ _ aiiiax.-xii<*tif Tliere i* .me wh.i. *aving G. 1*. JflOGKRi

ARCHITECT, BOILDKR,

-untittrntal fane* which wetv built amibrnt the aame time and in aimilat 1’lt i*TKA I- NI.ATIH. ^btoih.cathedralheeodeUghtfr.il. ! 0( .,. HII < !!,, >. J. 1 hare CtequBOy bad vcoger. willing ao ** m ‘ ‘ " * - V showine round during the hour* th. 1 .Mr-lioiit- ^ oraoit.

iRiilding waa rappow-d to lw clpaod. and

“H' 1 "" CABPENTEB AND BUILDER,

Care Par Other** Praarrtr. Gathered in all Teligioua aaaembbge* there are many who have treat fnnda. It is a compliment to you that you have been 9- intrusted, but I.charge you.' in

. of God and the world, be arcareful of the property of other* aa you are careful of your own. Above all keep your own private account at the bank separate from • your account aa truatee of an relate cc trustee of aa in atitutioa That b th« point at which thousand* of people make ahipwreck They get the property of Other* mixi-d up with their own property : they put it into in real menu and away it all gum and they can not return that which they lawn.wad. Then .come* tbe 'expkaii

the prea* dra-amre*. and the chm thnnder* exjtnleion You have no r4 to uae th* propirty of other*, excej.t for their advantage, nor without consent, uulea* 'they are minora. If with their

t yon i

r propt

and it b ail - I--t. you

are not to blame. You ditf the la-, could.. But do md come into the •ton wBn b baa ruined ao many n thinking becanae a thing i* iff powraei>«i thereforw it b their*.

it God hi

tat #0 yean When executor* ednclude to aperttlato with tbe funds of an a commuted to their charge, they do not purloin; they aar they only burWhen a banker draft upon hb institution, he doea Dot commit a theft; be-only borrow* When tbe officer ■ of a com [am y b« jlaming advertiartnent in aotne religious papen and gilt certificate of atock get* a multitude of country people to put their small earnings into pn enterprise for carrying aa acme undenduped nothing. he does not Irandulently take their money: be only burrow* W," man with

wiod of six letters, when yon can gel a abater word lucre dtweriptive of the redlil.v. a word of only Are lat

ublage there may biti*ippro|iri*tod tru back, or if you ha-

ad boprl.-salyjnv.Jred them that yi cannot put them lack confess the whole thing to this.- whom you hare wronged and you will deep lirtb-r night* ind you will have the better chance for yeur Krttl What a aad thing it would be if after you are dead your adminbtrator ahuold find out from the account book* or from the lack of vouchers that .you are not only bankrupt in estate but that you lost -your aoul! If all thtreat fund* that have been mbappro priated should suddenly Ay to their owner* and' all the property that ha* been purloined should suddenly go bark ' . its osmtea. it would crush into ruin

'cry city in America.

A miaalqnary in one of the islands the Pacific preached on dishonesty, ai the next morning he looked out of fc window and he saw hb yard full of good* of all kind* He woodend and line of all thia "Well. - ' tivre. "our g<aia that w* hare been wesshiping permit us to steal; Imt. according to what you said yesterday, the God of heaven and earth will not allow thia Sow* toing back all tbrae good* and we ask you to help ua in taking them to the place* where they belong " If next Sabbath all the minbten in America should preach *er

and borrow legitimately and borrow /with the divine bhsadng fur Christ in ' b Hmnon on the Mount enjoin* From him that would borrow of thee thou »»al-

oe the evib of purloining, and the srr ro-.na were all Ideqrad <4 God and regu lation* were tuadi- that all theae things •bonld be takre to the cily halb.

hall in A metre* wimld becrowded fr-on ilshnsesfr arser PsrslarTay in the moat emphatic

jrUI Bjyer pay a piece of graand and the owner would n.-t sell it. but the owner finally con > let It to him until' be could : crop, and thb abbot ‘ aoff-ed crop of 200 yean" And I toll

d me by tile arm said he. "yonr train

may 1— late.' and if Vi.o miaa it yon can ‘ Imt Gist Almighty may never give you aii--tli.-t chatnv of'aeeing Eli- cathedral. Of I atol-l-d. ami of oimrse I l-to

6' 3 - .. .5 ,

. A ^ We do Catering in all its Branc!i

S. S. SAMPSON, Gontrootor ond B u, ' ,,?er

albift fciiaar. l-UE GILBERT S LfiKE, House d Sign Primers.

in il. . it.; WM. LAKE, C. E„ IVo.-il A.(gei-kt.

<1 ST AMU ft Y All Ml.

migbt.be U tter ab|f to appreciate d.toil <a other. On .me point 1 nav. found verger*, aa a rule, very higot..^ affirmed that taken aa a whole, hie chnrrh wraa tbe moat - inter.--! ing and inatruettre in the kingd.dn This }*wl

ia occaaiistallj amusing.

a certain *..nth-TB town tb.Tr sr. two rbnivlies. Tbe^rlhcipal one i« th. old'T. Imt Insi icfTr—ting A fri. nd aaki-l the verger of the old church w-h.-ther the other wa. w.atb a.a-ing Relnctontly he admitted "It might Is-, but ' be added with glee, "it-ain't got

arches. ‘ * t‘nat. aiiana have

Mmetii

a diaoravi

it had g

t into!

One day he got a letter dr-lriuc ■e three objects, with a view to pur ' i* signed by the reejs.-tod

Vthink lunch of show* e no faith in l-md-m ch«|o Church Gaartto. *.

dCEA^CITY, N. J.

y. eowssoiv, REAL ESTATE AGENT A TV ID LICENSED AUCTIONEER, \o. 721 Asbimi Accnuc, Ocean City, N. J.

O. El. LAKE, -Pmlical Cantata- aai Mitr 1S2S MnHmu 0:ta» Crti. * J.

JOHN BROWER, Painter and Glazier

THE OCCi C!iy REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE MASSEY & EDWARDS, Real Instate and Insurance Agents

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Though the policy of military a thoritiea in using loan glaring colon nmfiama ha* Um very markid at

H)R TMU SEASON 01 -oo.

^ BELIEVUE HOT BATHS,

SAMUEL SCHURCH.

LEWIS E. CORDERY

for nathmal standarda Of 22 countries Ik Itave flags with red in thirn. the list including the United State*

England. France. Gcnmoy. Anriria. BOARDWALK, BETftEI 7:» MB W. STStUS

Italy. Spain. Denmark. Bi-lgium. 8ww j ,

den. Switatrlaqd, Turkey. Mexioo, Chile,-Portugal. Vaxniucl* and Cuba The countrio* which have blue a* aa uluuimt of their Bag* are *be United State*. Russia, Fraunv England. Hoi- j land. Ecuadia. Swolen, Chile, Venezuela. Portugal and Cuba. Three onm- ; tries have blsi-k aa one «ff the elements 1 .4 their flag* Germany, Belgium and China, bnt Uennany is the only one at thrw which haa black and white to-1

grthtT. A ! l-ltliMI-n.1 ATTI.M.KI.T"

There &e fire countries Iexclnding

fnanruasideratiim In-laxaL the familiar l-l- RNITl-MI . RI .1 AIRl.Oflag of which ia not officially rirugnind t-r-riit« taokrO «ner . ..rre-i-.i-i !-•

among the national atandarrUl which •a'i iieO.

have green aa a color: Brazil, the flag ShO«. «0. M3 ASBURT AVENUE V wh f h . b “ exic, ‘' : IlnidHiM. <18 Wt l«; Ah Bat 363 Egypt. Italy and Persia. There are tune !

contitrits in which tbe flag it partly at j yellow. Tbrae countries are Austria. 8 pain. Bi-lgium. EgypL Swrdctf, China. Penia. Brazil and Visnauala tXmntrira with flags partly while are the United Btatra. France. (B-nuany. Rumia. Auatri* and Italy, six of tba acven chief 1

ST(JRE ON ASBURY AVH. ’ OCEAN COY. N. J.

S. B. LAKB, OCEAN CITY ASSOCIATION REAL ESTATE AGENT.

Tint

GRAINING... an,- 1 G1AZING.

“7

E. B. LAKE,

#

1

Thi-re is no white in the national standard of England, but tbe Britiah • naval flag haa a white Wkground. 'kther countries having white in their hags are Switzerland. Turkuy, Purata. ; yaiwn. Mexico, Holland. Denmark, Pur- I

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UgaL Cuba, Chile and Ecuadia. the flag of which is nearer white than any other country, being made up <4 two parallel white column*. betw<*si which la' a column of blue, upon .which ar*

while atan.—New York Sun.

OO^H C,\TN

Building... LUMBER

which you plant in yonr heart and aril! aeem to be rtcy insignificant, but they will grow up until they trill over .had'-w you with hrariblr darknnsi ovenhadow all time and all eternity It will not lie t crop fig 200 yeaf*. but

f<* everlasting ages I c4 comfort for

who suffer from the malfsai

miffoth

child d-iaa suffer fnan wliat goes on in financial scatn|idom. Society ia an hmnd together that all tbe misfortune* which good people suffer in tmsiixse Dialto-r* come .from the nii*deed*,nf nth •r*. Bear up under dietn-M. strong in God He will see you through, though ,ur naafiotuniw should herentuph-L

IP, | Bcientiat* t.-ll "Ji thst a c.-lumii |4 air ; t j 42 -uuJcMxj-hefght reaU on every, man *

i noth

Tbs National Magazine tells t at.tv of Queen Wilbelmina: "Two the court children x m mitsing on* day. and grave fear* w^re entertained j ■a to the probability at their having i

been kidnaped. A prolonged and care-1 M a 11 W'fkrk' fol search rranlted in finding no trace* I’iiH'VUtfV

of thedi, and two gltendauta wen ar-1 rested aa raapicioua character*. On fur--tber inquiry it was learned that the** two .children ware iaat seen playing with the little queen the previous day. On questioning her aa to their where about*, abe said they were locked up in aa old cellar that could ■'be reached from the courtyard. It teemed they re- i fused to do her bidding, and ao, exer-

cising her prerogative a* chief exe. u■ l.i Mill L YARD A>D Ol ITCI:.

tive of tbe kingdom, abe had jmpriaouCif 1211 SUM WM

A Moral. Seaside Resort. Mot Excelled as a Health Restorer

ClfICt; BOURSE BUILDING, OCEAN CITf, N, J.

THERE IS NO TIME' LIKE THE PRESENT

Tu Place lour Orders

Lime

Cement. Etc.

nest facilities lor FISE3HSTC3-

Sailing,gunning, etc.

Tl,«- I .in

For tbe rr

slssilYTirWsr. a of fighting mr

OCEAN CITY. N. J.

tmjj-jn-hcigbt wd and ah.in Lien

mipnred with th.- pr.-wure that •a life Itaa put ujmn many of you G. *1 mad* up hia mind long ago hc-»-tnany or how few doilare it won"' ‘ Iswt f-a y.m to have - Trust to h jvnntment Th.- d-.aa will s.m oj h-t you out an.11*4 you up What of delight f.a man who f.a au v.vira haw l—o in business anxiety when ..they shall suddenly awake in everlaat

| u.g holiday ’ < m the majs. -f the a ret ic

the - Hittite* ! *ad Jsbol-n» uaii..- are remarkable given. I auj-

and Girgaahitra of Bible time* when--*’*'- hy some I*4ar eipedlUoo -Cai-

evjla right around ua j Farewell aad Thank God hariaa At

destroying men and women for urns, t ^ 11 * L*** tbe F.ilana wintorei in ISJlg and f.a eternity The grratsrt evangel 1 , ! 1 ' Ttgres* tala - :* Some ah i,a Udic prescher »h* world ever raw. a *he cape, yet never reached nan who died fra his eraug-llam. /vr \ u »' karbor. Bui from whgtol. know of

lew Paul- wrote to 1b.- H.mi.to. • W | "

• g> n. ratl-ai ago. braauan tbe destructive turora employed are ao gnwt that. many of the most risky mam.-nx-ra •which were canaidon-d of first imjeatanrw in military srt-are now obaoU-te. A charge against a well equipped and trained due would not now be atteaupl-

ed. Pi.-kc-tt'a fatal attempt at Gettva-j *« a *«-•

Builders Supplies about the last example at a

charge —Philadelphia Prean

Traffic and

kindred «:\'ils are fopevt-r | hibited by deed. Every Inver nj Tenijx-rj land MoraL should cnuihini

* lv - lj> US.

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A c.-rreaj-.ndsnt *4 the New Yrak . Timra. who stylra him*. If •■HTm.ewl.ai <4 an Antlwaity on Grip." stated the .dher day that since hctutalswn careful ] Li keep In* feet r d.rT he has not raffer.-d

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A Chi now of 40 yean < Bather still flogged nan rate day in the cx

not aa they uw«1 to t "The pura woman -

E. B. LAKE, Secretary Ocean City Asso’n,

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