3AY FASHIONS OF THE PAST

U Coc ;«r»J «mj e*} *pp*rel worn . . »jKia »-•! ^ of -t, ;*j: i,-v. Ui« youth* of our time is the gvjttl of , (ay raisrat makr but a [oor tbow. Ttj* biabop of Eiy is U>» foorteroth „ ersrery had a chmsjrr of raitorat for ». ! overy day In t>r jf»r. Th« Earl of Sortljdniberlaad tnlaotrd BO leo* thaa y, 11 ' (ixty Cloth of (lAd *u!t> at thl* ume. t , mod Cshtia* I a tfowt Uarj‘* tiat the wardrobe ^ of t-and* of of a bi«bop isuat have beea the eary M ‘ of Sokxhoa for the raAety aad coat!!- ' - - - eves a aitspla w Ttllace prie»t word “a Teatmeot of ensaaou aattn. a ceetfaest of crtaiaon I, the aoa * Clare aod reject, a »t.de and Taooo *C..»itb j he i-loecij arappad mah ! pearl* etc.“ » and larce bracchea fre ! In the time of v'haix-er the taea were ’ ^Vder the welcht. At f clothe* at aianj .olorvd a* Joeeph'a j r awfcy to their feedinc i coat, eo that while one lee would be a other would'be ! " tatoana thicket j tricked out In erreu. blue or yellow " uebewt BchUn*; without any re*ard for bartnony or nder. each on* j foe trait. I ma the middle of the *" IS and cet awae ] elehteectt .-eutury a dalldy would a E the I waistcoat Of w-arlet. yellow breechea " ate! and blue at™-kln*a arm* and buttoo* too b!* *: a [-air of One Macchee- * without money in their •ilk atocklnca; a club 1 larcer than the bead hi It. a hat not laryer than sdShn thine'!a the early *t of the, eyi teenth centary foe, a I to of fa*hWi to apend aeeerai booea , Ida of bis raleh Amonc th riaona which took up til . Hie «archln* of the

t JOCULAR MONARCH.

MOSLEM WOMEN.

r meertr Rlahle aad rre*** m P prevalent lotion that Uohain ,u a omen are very materially re le.1 In their property relatluna— In fact, they are little lietter I, man I- bound to reapact—1* . emrtiewia In ceneral term*, nan * riclita" In reeject to pru[* and material i*~*ea.lona of |e • rj lalue eclat In the larseat aen*e

,s Mohammedan people

liamilllalal

Summer CITY,

Resort N. J

BATHING SAFE AND UNSURPASSED FINEST SUCH ON THE COAST THE HOME OF THE FAMILY MAN

MANY CHURCHES NO SALOONS

Spacious Boardwalk. Free Band Concerts I Tiring , Season. Great Fishing in Ocean and Bay. The Delight of the Yachtsman. Numerous Trains to and from Philadelphia on Two Railways

This Summer will witness construction of Bridge aq Bay to Somers' Point which will increase Trai Service to Philadelphia and Vicinity.

Within easy access of Atlantic City and

other well**known resorts

Just a Moment, Please! The Early Spring is here, Mr. Hotel Man, and it is time you were sending out your Booklets, Pamphlets, or Folders. Sentinel Printing House is prepared to do Your Work in an Eminently Satisfactory Manner. Drop -into the office tomorrow or within the next few days and talk the matter oyer with us. WE CAN 'HELP YOU.

I.-I.nw, drill UTlc«- In an »mcn, whether I. are|ab*ulul*ly tree

relation*. They

iv and *ell and acijuir* ..*1* of leclUmate bu*i a* now. and they miy rmfe'ur'prpfeaatoo and n of tyutianda. parent*, ihcmaelvea. *hould they

«. Cited t>y the woman pn* u.. not ri'iulred. If abe be .. !.. have the cooaent of her .■ -11 tel and perform all the •nt to Vr eatate. Property will !*■ looted, are entirely marital relation attendlnc theae .'Hy relation* la In irfnlirrltaoca. Tbetr *ex

.. I ait aolrty aa to an.to purrtmae and a*le mlnlatnUoo. In the bueland remain* an tie doe* not Join In the ince or participate tn reai-eet of tnberltanre

tialft daushtera oner iMie-elfhth. but If 1,1 ten abe take* one-

I the Mob be eljchth or quarter, aa he., muat be dlatrtbuted HE them all The wife la ne-elfbtb when there an nae tile molber will altar* the minor child'* Inberttaln. chlldrea are bound, »f the mother KortherInvariably a dowry pro

l remain* a debt

t of the wife*

i a nit *raln*t btm for tu A* for tbe daughter*. It la [hat they require lea* than ud ttiey may remain under

the profeiiion of the male member* of the faintly even after the breaking up of the home. Furthermore, ahould they marry land marriage la univena! ceive a dowry from fbelr buaband - Juice Halrheller In North Amertcaa

IVrliajia there la among tbe great capital* of clvllixatlon no more celebrated. no riiore twautlfui atreet than IVcadllly Tt»e origin of Ita name I* atlll dlaputrd. although tbe Interpretation given by the Hon. F. Byug. once tlnlv—raally known aa "Poodle" Brng on a-vounl of the rurllnea* of hi* hair, will aerve aa well aa any other He ' held Rial rather more than two centa’rlea ago It wag Charles Ifa haWl rhea he took hi* morning’* walk In !«• (ireen pork to buy Borne cake* or

i old v

-icbanged many a rngp F-»t and who kept her twotb oo a apot oppoaMe to ttie prevent cite of Apaky Houae. Tbe*e ,-akr* were called “plckfrom Oil* clrcnmatance the fashionable weatern artery of London Poodle" Byng to Poodle" Byngl ajdi,-. rejHne In St. Jameo’ cherrh, Which Sir I'hrtatofdier Wren regarded < of -hla roii»t aneceaaful atrucnot far.from the grave of that eell.rated roue find voluptuary, the l*at I>uk.- of ^ueeuaherry. better known a* “01.1 1}" or tbe "Star of PleeadUly," „ *11*1 khw.red lone, repoae beneath - the - i-ommoulou table -London Tela-•

graph.

eal t

a of subject*

painter*. Is the story

of 1j« reuev * portrait of the Hoke of Wellington commonly known 1 The * ' only ohe vanity—hla wrist • tcvl Now. when be was

•wiird of state to carry It

0timie delight that be was ry It uptight. All hi* prede1 had to slope it toward tha

He would go down to pos-

terity. lie resolved, glorlded by tha

a wrist. In vain Sir Thomce |*>luted out that aa • ,rt It would never do: that

tbe ..chf of a -man i-erwinlally carry-

ym bla wn*t would fao looked at hla plctnra-

.‘«r Lawi Kle In a cu.

e did n

Ixmdon Sketch.

ka:ai. KHTArr. aucwtn. WM. LAKE, C E., Real Restate Agjeixt.

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H. CORSOH Real 13 state JVgtoikt LICENSED AUCTIONEER, No. 721 Asbunj Acemre, Ocean City, N. J ASSTISml ~ r* 1 "* ““ “* »» rant 1* «u ^na at in.

— —. w to quartalIng ami. |[| bwmmtng rtf* u Ihe lYen.-h army In conaeqneDce of

c prisoner*. I>»

tell* oi . . ^ for the to•criptlon of an e.*^.-ement ring be bad lu.t I* night lie wanted It InarrlbaA ■1‘lwm lA-rtke lo Hand ~ Aa he left b* I a* an * rMr . _b-cot -Utof ■.deep, don't Jou kpow.". -

- She | m yog kn,, w !■„. hnatind »v give ap clga; tUl m>' Well. I've kno •even year*, and I never ai op »»e - PI narrated Ha*.