08/15/1896 - Atlantic County Library System

jgT M. 53. services to-morrow. Seriinon by Pastor Bishop in-the morning.
Jlvening, Epworth League and public
services combined, commencing promptnd NJERVOUS
Tac;* -purify the
ly at 7:3f> and lasting just one hour.
BLOOD and give HBALTHY
Therala an evident increasing interest
Bction tr The entire system;
•Curd DYSPEPSIA, HEADACHE, in these meetings. During the heated
1ONSTJPATION and PIMPLES* term, every effort will be made to render
these,services profitable but in no respect
tedious.
Best in EWorld!
GeUltfi Begins!
Sold Everywhere! '
R-I-P-A-N-S
The-modern standard Family Medicine : ~ Cures the
common every-day
ills of humanity.
A beautiful line of
Spring Suits
At $7,50
Boys' Pants at 40 c.
Fay Building.
Capt. "Wescott, of the Baptist
Boys' Brigade of Atlantic City, was in
town on Monday, making arrangements
for the encampment, which is to begin
Sept. 7th, at the Park, It ia expected
that on their arrival they will be met by
tho4ocal' Brigade and the Sons of Veterans and escorted to their grounds.
This Brigade is the pride of Atlantic
City, and will doubtless be a stimulant
to our boys. '
Hnrh! hnrk! hear the dogs bark;
Tho Italians have gone for the year;
Somo'vrlth ragp, but most with bags
Of more chink than farmers could clear.
C3J" Pursuant to call, a number o
^Republicans meL-Tuesday evening, anc
-talked over the'subject of "organizing a
campaign club/ Orville E. Hoyt was
chosen chairman, J. Murray Baasett
secretary. It was resolved to organize a "Sound Money Club," and a
committee of five authorized to receive
•applications lor membership^draftr
constitution, and secure a hall. A second meeting will be called later.
. ®" Burglars entered W. H. Tillery's
little shoe store .some time Sunday
night, and carried off fifty or more pairs
of shoes. Entrance was effected through
the cellar, the inner door bolt catch
being broken with a jimmy of some
kind, as was that, on the next door,—
giving a clear access tb the store. The
parly must have cleared out hastily, as
a sack was left, into which they had put
six pairs of shoes. No clue to-the
robbers, j^
Shoes. Shoes, Shoes
B©, Two vagrants were prowling
around Capt. Loveland's promises aboul
midnight last Friday. Capt. Crowley
Shoes made to order.
Loveland and Charles Geppert capturec
Repairing done at short notice one of them (an Italian), and as he
could not give a satisfactory account o:
himself, Policeman Garton locked him
up. In the,morning Justice Atkinson
If you want a good reliable articli recognized him as the man who paid a
of foot-wear, at a reasouabli flue last year for stealing tools from
. • . price, you can get It at
Abel Wood's engine about a year ago.
Boots, Shoes,
Bubbers._J .
Teacher of
GUITAIl and MANDOLIN
Agent for Guitars, Mandolins, Banjos
and other instruments. Also, Music
both vocal and instrumental. Repahim
promptly attended to. For terms am
prices apply at residence in tho evening
or at Herman Fiedler's Cigar Store.
Hammonton. N.J.
TAKE THE
PHILADELPHIA
IMftUIEEE
time, he'was discharged with a hint to
leavo town at once, which ho seemec
glad to do.
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unoalled-1'or letters iii the
Hammonton Post-Office, on Saturday
Aug. 8, 1800 :
Eocco Ilcrtono
Mr. Ulacomo Cocozza.
LulguJCnpparroijo
AVIIholm F. ClifUunm
Mr Galzarauo Francesco
Maria Uonionlco l-'unllln
Murlu Uomoulco Dl Fullo
Mr Carmmola TommuHollo
Mrs JumeH Juyco
LnlKO Lloratoro
tiato FagOBtlno
Mr Anzlul) Perry
Vlnceimo I'urpetnva
ClulHoppo rumtllara
M Allonorovoll FruncoHco Kumoiito
A Anna Uunocla
MlHH It 1C Uobortu
llullonla Hclilnvo
li'OUlCION.
More tluiu 500,000 other pooplo arc
reading it every day. They can't afford
to mien I t , and neither can you. The AHBOoiatod PrcHu, tbo boot nervlcn of epooial
dispatches in tbo titnto, and complete
correspondence from tho Lolilgh Valley,
tbo Boliuylklll Vftlloy, CboHl.er Valley,
Central Pennsylvania, and Now Jersey,
jjlvoa nil tlio news in dotall to Inquirer
leadora. PageH on xporting subjects,
articloa of apodal Inturunt to wommi, real
estate, Ilimnelal nnd marlno IntoHI/foiioo,
nro thoroughly covered each day in Tho
Inquirer.
THEN THERE'S
The Sunday
Inquirer
Vlnireuzo 'Clprloiio
1'Yilu Oluprlno
Peraons bulling for any of tho above
Ictteru will please utato that It hub boon
advertiaod.
.JOHN T. FUBNCII. P. M.
Old Pooplo
Old pooplo who require niodioino to
regulate tho bowels and kldnoyd will Und
the true remedy In Electric Hitters
This medicine doou not Htlmulatn, and
jontalim no whinky nor other intoxluunt,
lint iiut/i an a tonlo und ullorativo. It
acts mildly on tho utonmoli and boweln,
JliiH Btrength and nlvinu tone to tho
organn, thoroby aiding Nature lu tho
[lerformauce of tho fnnoMoim. JCIeotrio
liitturH in un oxccllont appetizer, and aid"
(llirvation. Old pooplo lind it jiint exactly
what they need. Price Til) ounts and ©1,
at C'rofl'n Phurniacy.
The very boat paper
Win. Kutliorlord,
puhllahad anywhere.
Ooinnilniilonor of Deeda, Notary
Contalim oontrlbutlona by all tho leadPubllo, Heal Kntato and Iimurauno,
ing authorti, nowxy luHi'ni I'rom evurvlluiiiinouton.N..T.
whoro, oarefully condnoted ilepui tm'iitn
ou uthlotloa — both nmatenr and prolim.
atonal, — tho utuuo, nooloty, iho oluho,
Tuo l/lv4;M
finoret HOolotk'H.frutornal ordern, innnlo,
Mrs. I'luilin Tliiiiniii), ol'.Tunotlon Oltyl
lltflraturo, military inullorn, tho lutvBt II., wan told by hor dootorn ah» had conHoloutlllo InventtoitB, oto.
mimptlon and tliat tlioio waa no hope lor
A mout popular feature of the Hiimluy uir, hut two bottled Or. ICln^'u New
Inqulroi- la u beautifully colored copy of )looovory cinnpletoly cured lier, and iihu
Dome fiiiiuiiia palntinu lituiied eunh wook iiyn it iKivml luir HI'M, All'. Thou. ICggerit,
88 an nit mipploment.
ill* Florida Ht., Han Franoliioo, null'orod
Kim a dreadful cold, approaching uon'For Sale by all
iiinptlon, tried without mmilt ovnry tiling
IHO, then l)9ii«lit one bottlo of Dr.iClng'n
Vow DUoovury, and in two wookn wan
HUIJHOieil'TION KAT1CH
J)y mull, poBtugo puld, to any purt of the
oi I. id) ID nutnrally thankful. It 'n
United titateu or C'anudn, —
Biioh rruultn, of which thoBU uro Biunjilon,
Daily Edition, < >m> (/out a copy
Unit prove the wondurfnl elllnuoy of thin
Haiuliiy Kdltloii, Kiro cti), u copy
medicine In couglm and coldu, Fruetrla,
Dally Kdltlon, : 4:1 per Year
bottloi tit Croft'a I'hariuacy.
Hunday Edition, $'_'/)() j)or Veur
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Cheapest and Best
The People's Bank
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Directory.
Of Hammonton. N. 3i
MUNICIPAL.
Authorized Capital, ^50jOOO
Paid in, ^30,000.
Surplus, ^14000.
CLEHK. J. L.O'Donnoll.
COLLECTOR <t TnnAsuRBB. A. B. Davis.
llABsnAL.I B. ohourrts.
JUSTICES. Jolm Atkinson, G. W. Pressey,
,T. B. Ryan.
Con8TAui.Kfl. Qco. Bornehouso, W. B. Wolle,
Borij. Foglotto.
OVBHSEKR OP HionwAvs., VT. H. Bnrgoss.
Ovr.nsEEK OP THE POOR. Johu W. Logan.
NIGHT POMOE. J. H. Garten.
S. E.Browni
.,.
TOWK COUNCIL. Wm. Cunningham, Prcs't,
John C, Andorsoo, Daniel M. Bollard, George
Kiqg, J. P. Patten, Alvin Adams. Moeta
last Saturday ovo each month.
BOARD OP EDUCATION. 0. P, Osgood, president; J. L. O'DonnoH, clerkjTKdwin Adams, L.
Monfort, Dr. Edward ;Norlh, P.H.Jacobs,
Mies Ncllio Scoly, Mrs.'M. M. Beverage, Miss
AnnaProssey.
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Meets second Tuesday in eaoh month.
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RELIGIOUS.
BAPTIST. Rev. J.-C. Killian, pastor; Sunday services : Preaching 10 30, Sunday-school
11.45, Junior 0. E. 3.00 p. m., Christian Endeavor 6.30, Preaching 7.3B. Weekday prayer
meeting Thursday evening 7.45.
' CATHOLIC, ST,; JOSEPH'S.
Rev. Spigardi
jcotot. Sundavjuiflss_lfli30 a. m., vespers al
MO p;m.
EPISCOPAL, ST. MARK'S. ROT. A. C. Proscott, rector. Sunday: morning prayer 10.39,
a. m., [second and fourth Sundays celebration of the Holy Eucharist 7.30 a. m.], Sunday-school 12.00 noon, Evensong 7:30 p.m.
Friday eve Evensong, 7.30.
METHODIST EPISCOPAL. Rev. G. F. Bishop
pastor. Sunday services r~oiasB~9:SO,™a.m
preaching 10.30, Sunday-school 12.00 noon
Epworth League ",00 p. m., preaching 7.30,
Class' Tuesday, nnd Wednesday evenings 7.45,
Prayer meeting Thursday 7.30 p. m.
. Mission at Pine Road.
PRESBYTERIAN. Rev. H. R. Randall pastor
Sunday services: preaching, 10.30 a. m., Sunday school 12.00 noon, preaching 7.30 p. in
C. E. prayer meeting Wednesday 7.30 p.m,
Church prayer meeting Thursday 7.30 p. m.
Mission? atFolsom and Magnolia.
Italian Evangelical. Rev. Thomas Fragalo,
Pastor. Sujylay School at 10.30 a.m. Preaching at 9 a.m. Saturday, 7 p.m., preaching.
UHIVERSAHST. Rev. Costello \Veston pastor. Sunday cervices: preaching 10.30 a. m
Sunday ecbool, 12^00 noon, pruaohiog 7.3(
p. m. Sociable alternate Thursday evenings
WOMAN'S CHRISTIAN TEJIPERAKCE UNIOS
Mrs. Chan. E. Roberta president, Mrs. S. E
Brown secrctarj', Mrs. \Vm. Rutherford corresponding secretary.
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TOCKO WOMABS CHKISTIAHTEBPERAKCE UNION
Miss Minnie B. Nowcomb president, Jdrs J. R,
Moore secretary, Miss M. E. Olnoy cor. soc'y.
PRATEENAL.
ARTISANS ORDER OF .MUTUAL PROTECTION
A. P.'Simpson, M. A.; A. B. Davis, Secretary
Meets first Thursday evening in each month in
Mechanics' Hall.
Wigstpw LoDOE I.JO. O-JP. John M.Austin
N. Q.; William H. Bernshouse, Secretary,
Meets every Wednesday evening, in Masonic
Hall.
TRIDE I. 0. R. M. Charles
R. J. BYRNES, President.
M. L. JACKSON, Vice-Pres't
W. R. TILTON, Cashier
I, BASE BALL.
HAMMONTON 12.
is a
Duplex No. 9
Certificates of Deposit issued, bearing
Interest at the rate of 2 per cent, per annum if hold sis months, and 8 per cent if
hold one year.
Clip of Coffee
easy to understand, bean*
DinnmiTit days—fuegday^ and Light ruoning,
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Fridav of each week.
A. H.Phillips.
W. A. Faunce,
A. H. Phillips & Co.
Fire Insu^anceo'
— MONEY—*•':' .
FOB
Mortgage Loans..
:
Single or double thread stitch— a modern
.'. .invention.
Every machine guaranteed.
Are_yojiJniprested ? So L<] (or a catalog
Agents wanted.
W. & W. Manufacturing Co.,
1312- Chestnut St., Phila.
FOR SALE BY
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W. H. Bernshouse
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• Hammonton, N. .T.
Rr» BrSnm
Correspondence Solicited.
1328 Atlantic Avenue,
canthtote
otsome«lmple
— (nil
ttll IllRn
IUOU thing to patent/
Atlantic City, N. J.
HAMMONTON, N..J.,- AUGUST 15J 1896.
VOL.
DIBECTOBS:
B. J. Byrnes, ..< .
M. L, Jackson,"
George El vins,
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ElamStodkwoll
G; P. Saxton, ~
O. F. Osgood,
W. R. Tilton.
A. J. Smith,
J.. 0. Anderson.
W. L. Black.
Protect your Ideas: they may bring you vrealth.
Wrlto JOHN WKDBEBBtJRN & CO., Patent Attolw
noys, WasblDgton, D. O., for their 81.800 prlro otter
and list at two bondrod Inventions wonted.
olicit your Orders
-And
Ilecords. Meat every Tuesday's sloop IB tho
Masonlo Hall.
JUKE 28,1800.
M. B. TAYLOR LODOE, F. k A. M. W.
DOWN TUAINB.
TIP TKAISS.
L. Black, Mudier; Alonzo B. Davis, Secretary
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2nd and 4tb Friday nights In Mnaonio Hall. Hun Hun. 81111.
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STATION
ACT. Acn. A,:,' Kxp. Acc. Ai:c Acc
JR. ORDKR UNITED AIIKRICAH MECIIAMICS
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ni.-jp.ni.
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A; T. Lobley, F. S.
Moots every" 'Friday 0 00 R O D .1 45 5 IHI 7 5,'jllO &u!t 20 i> :io IMKI
I'lilk.lolplila
7 -Id K -III l r>u| 10 :iii 7 iVi .ft :ui 7 111
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evening In Mechanics' Hall.
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evo, Union Hull.
TUB UAUUONTOH ATHLETIC ABBOCUTION,
David Coltroll, prosiilcnt; Daniel B, Berry,
secretary; M. B. Wliittlcr, oaptaln. Aloets
ovury Monday ove, at Annotation Hull.
Hammonton llano Bull Club. 1'res., J)r. 0.
June 28,1M)0.
Cunningham. doc. and Manager, W. Dul'uy.
DOWN THAINS.
HP TRAINS.
Hlnlorhood Branch, No. (0, 0. Iron Hall ol
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STATIONS.
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King, Sno'y. Moots "In Moohsnlcs' Hall Oral
11 -10 7 K S 1,1 10 111 10 M 1 4011 100 A3 in m
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und third Wednesday ovo'n, 8 o'clock.
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10 10 1'J 10
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rotary, al.|p|iur> of frull uiul |irocluou.
Iliiuiiiioniiin Loan nnd llullilln;; Aignolatlon,
W. H. Tllton iinnrcl ,ry.
in. itnil IIM'l! p. in,
H C N N A Y T K A I N H I . M Y o ll.u
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VViirUlnKini-ii'B finni unil HinlilliiK Aeaoolutlon,
W. II. ll«rn«ho,^i., f-,,ro nry.
Pnoplo's D u n k , W. 11. TJIton onshlor.
llittiiiiMinton Iin|irovvinrut Aflflnclutlon. M.
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Jiiolmon |.rmliluni, \V. H. Dcrnnliouno BOO'}',
O. W. 1'roHnuy Iroaiiuror.
f> V
„ provided it is GOOD
and also made right/
of the Nineteenth Century
draws nighV
and merchants
must reflect!.
Bead:
—TcHhree-fourths-eup—Royal
Java and Mocha (ground
fine) add two or three cups
cold water and one egg
(beaten one minute), boU
three minutes, then fill to
quantity desired with hot
water, and serve.
We recommend "Royal" blend
above all others, as being the
finest flavored coffee this-town
holds, and when made by the
/above receipt cannot fail to give
{satisfaction.
We are the sole agents in
Hammonton for both Royal
and White House, also a
high grade coffee. So don't
waste time looking for them
elsewhere, nor waste money on
"ieapeircoffees said torbe just
as good.
kinds, we have them all
from 18 c, to 30 c.
TKe-progresa^of-lhe-ages—
has brought
Gasoline Stoves,
Bine Flame Oil Stoves,
and what not stoves,
and thus the bottom
has been knocked
from the price of wood.
Notice .this-:
For aT brief period ~
we shall sell
OAK "WOOD
delivered to any part
of the town for
Geo.BMns
—Groeeiv
Frank E. Roberts
Beautiful lin© of
Shirts
Wm. Bernshouse,
STEAM
Hammonton, IT. J.,
Justice of the Peace.
Oflloo, Booond and Ohorry Bto.
Lumber Yard.
All varieties of the
Finest Mill Work,
Saeh, Doors and Blinds.
FIRST GRADE
Wm.
Commissioner of Deeds,
Notary Public,
Conveyancer,
Ol', Nov. ;lrd uro already well under wuy.
A now
/PRESIDENT of the UNITED STlTES
la to be elected, and the
MEW YOEK WEEfcLK TRIBUNE
will, IIH ulwiiyit, lio fiiuud In tliu tlilnlu'Ht ol Iho (i^lil., biitl.lliix
vl((or, iinly IV)r 'auuml butineii prinoii'lo, wlilch will iii'in.n
jiroKjieTili/ to thf, JVi((iof».
Tlio Now Yoik \V«"l'ly Tl'llmiH' IH ma only llin liindliiK
Id'liiilillcan (iiipor tit tlio iidiuitij, lint in jirei-tiiitiHiittti/ <t
In (tiiiniialgn IIOWH und diuoiiHiiloim will liiKinmt ovoi.y
AiiiDi'lnan oulr.mi,
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All the news of tliu dny, Foieldli C'nmfnpoiidoiion, A«riciiltinul Dopnrliiiunt, Market llepoi'i.n, nluirlHiorUm ouiiijilnto
In inuili miiuhur, Ciomlo I'luturcn, Fuslilon 1'hiina with I'luborittn OottorlptloiiH, anil a variety of Ittmm ol' liniiuuliold lutuioot
up an lilinil family pupur.
Wn funimli tliu Kontli .F<irM4\y K<n>iil»ll<'nn iimi tlio
York \V«)okl> Trlbuno,— both inti/oru
Oue.Yoar for $1.25,— cash in advance.
Addrcaa all ordom tu
TtllO ItlM'LIIllJC.V N, l l i < i n i n o i i l < i i u
I1AMMONTON, N.J.
Insurance placed only In tho most
rollablii companion.
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Boodo, Loaaou, JHortfingoB, Eto.
Odrofiilly drawn.
A Specialty.
Near the Railroad Stations,
Hammonton, N. J.
OCEAN TICKETS
nnd from all portaoi Europe. Corrcapouilisnoo HOlloltod.
' Bond a poutal oard order for A true
akotoh of Uooimoiiton.
llanufuotiiior and Dealer In
FALSTCY SHINGLES
Posts, Pickets, etc.
BBURY OUATE8.
Foleom, N. J.
8®. Lumber jawed to order.
Order* received by mnll prorai/tly lUlofl/
1'rlcoH Low.
........
FERTILIZER.
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Arrangements have been made to keep
in stock one of the beat fertilizers made
at the present time, and guaranteed as
per analysis on the bags. Manufactured
by Brumfleld & Foster, Colora/Md., and
will be kept in stock atftho new freight
depot, C. §• A. R. R. Apply to J. H.
BROOKER, agent, at the depot, or to
~
Jobir Scuffiii;
Justice of the Peac®,
Commissioner of Deeds
Pension & Claim Agent.
Bellevue Ave. and Second St.,
HAMMONTON, •:'.*? : N.J.
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All business placed in my hands will
be promptly attended to.
WM.
I have but $500 of subscriptions to
n J. JL.
canning factory • stock, and not one of
BESEDENT
the subscribers is a farmer or fruit
grower. Comment is unnecessary; It
HAMMONTO1T, : : jr. J.
seems much easier to raise crops to be
thrown into Boston Harbor, the East Office Days,— Every week-day?'
GAS ADMINISTERED.
River, and the Delaware.
. '
for extracting with gag,
..Wit. RUTHERFORD. - - Noobarge
te«th are ordered.
•
P. S. Only $10 a share. Come in
and subscribe.
$jr It may prove convenient for those
who have bank accounts to remember
the facts given below1, which We quote
from a circular sent out by a prominent
bank:
_.=
Banks throughout the country decline to par checks with so-called "restrictive endorsements," such as the
vectivos on Conly when he made his
error on Saturday, declaredf, few weeks
ago that he was the. only good baseman
Hammonton bad. Gartside waa the
STEAM-—'• >*'•'
'
tivoly : For Deposit, For Deposit only,
Manufacturer of the Finest
For Deposit to the Credit of, For Credit
of, For account of,- For Collection.
None of the above phrases should be
used as a part of any indorsement made
upon Items which you may wisb banks
seventh sent out an expedition tb view to collect. It will save much delay if
the eclipse, while ho trotted around these recommendations are strictly
complied with, thus avoiding tho necesAnd dealer in
to 3rd.
sity of returning the items."
The score :
The weather has boon extremely
HAMMONTON.
n H o A .is
hot hero, as elsewhere, this week. MerWait. en................................1 0 0 1 1
cury ran up to 100 in the shade on
Naylor, cr.. 2b ..................... 3 $ f J 1
Tuesday. In tho great cities, deaths
Hitchner, p. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .I ' l 0 2 0
Cunningham, 'Mi.. ............... a 1 0 0 1
from boat' were numerous, and prostraConloy, ib.. of..;..................2 0 0 1 1
tions numbered many hundreds. At
Gartsldo.o........_.................1 3 IT 1 2
Second Street and Bollovne ATO.,
Winslow many laborers in tho clay pits
Muthlu. If..................... . . . . . . . .1 1 2 0 0
Cordory, Ib..........................1 1 5 0 1
were compelled to quit work.
Our
Ludorltz, rf.. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .0 2 1 0 1
farmers were discreet enough to fioek Garmonts mado in the best manner.
12 11 1»MJ 8
shady places during tho hottest hours. Scouring and Repairing promptly done.
reasonable. Batipfaotlon guaranPARSON A. A.
Wednesday night brought a slight relief Ratoa teed
In every ouso.
R HOA E
—
very
alight.
A
Quo
shower
Thursday
Wagner, 3 b..........' ..............1 2 0 2 0
night, continuing on Friday morning,
CollliiH, 'Jt>,
. 0 2 2 3 1
Hill. Ib
3 1 10 1, 0
refreshing man land beast, and gave
Htanton, ua
2 1 1 4 U
vegetation a now lease of Ufa.
Uull.e
MACCARONI,
Imported Groceries
JOHN ATKINSON,
Hammonton.
•.AND
Real Estate & Insurance Agt
LOCAL BUSINESS HOUSES.
Kollublo uud onlor(,rlil(,([ jiurtlon, In tholr
roapuotlvo linen, whom wo can rocouiinond.
Kor dotuilfl, soo tholr ndvoritaomontit.
Wm. Brtkrr, tlnsmltli.
llojt A Bonn, publtchom, ]irlntora.
( I n t o Bliioh, ololhlng, lallorlriit.
11. Mol>. Mttlo, Imrilwura, lurnltur"o, ourjiolii.
Huliort Blflol, jowulur.
M. it. Judkaiiu, iiioiit uiul produce.
Ii, W. d.gluy, hiirnnnn.
(J. W. I'rcinoy.Jmtloo.
W, H. lloriiBiKiuno, oci.il.
Dr. J. A. Wang, .li.nllnl.
John AlUI'ison.Juntloottnil tullor.
John Murilonk, nh(ioB.
Win. Itulliarforil. ronl n n l n l o anil liii-urunne.
Win. lloruiiliouro, iilinlng oilll. liimliar.
J. H. Tliujrnr, iiiuilml Inntriiiiioniii.
l(«nry K r a m e r . ( V u l ' u m ) , oodar liinibor.
MonfortOyolo do, lilnjolon, unulrloa.
I). 0. Harhurl, uliiioa,
<J<ior»o Klvln.t, ilry K»OI|II, (jrooorloa, olo.
Krunk H. Hobarta, K ri>ooriua.
Junob Kokliitrill. iiiont. anil prixluon.
Vrull dronari' Iliilnn, punorul iiiorolinndl.o.
Jhua. CunuliiKlinni, I'li/nloinu m i l Mur^-ocni.
loo. Al. llowloi, monl nnd pru.iuiia.
J . I). Hini.ll, bailor mill o.iureoilo.ier.
I. (looiliimn, aliilhlui; un,|
|,,nj.
I. It. Mi'lnt^ru, inuai ninl |friMluna.
Wm, (I. Jlijo.l, llv«ry mid )ir,u,illii(( itnbloa.
VIM. L. IlUok, Ur/ «o i,|g, ^rm'arlo*, olo,
). D. l'«u, iiiui-uuii.nl, vnriiiiuiull!.
CUin Htookwull, outfit aioru.
»'. Itunoru, luuoouruiil, mriuuoclll.
GEO. W. PEESSEY,
MR. EDITOK : I have noticed for a
number of weeks past the congregating
of young boys, from eight to seventeen
years old, in groups on the shady side
of Bellevue Avenue. Their profanity,
obscenity, and vulgar remarks to
ladies and young girls passing by is
gross In the extreme,—too gross for
publication. Among these groups are
occasionaHy—found-sonre-nice boyH.^passing, they, boy-like, "take a seat"
with the rest. Of course, the tendency is downward for these, as these
lounging groups are propagators of
immorality.
I will give you the names of some
of the leaders, and in the interest of
decency I ask those in authority to
suppress the nuisance. Hammonton
is big enough to have a day-police, in
addition to the excellent officer now
on duty every night.
Tailor,
Atlanf lo €51% R.'R.
Hammonton.
• The Hammontons walloped the Parson A. A. of Camden, last Saturday,
and that after we had tried to give
them the game, but they would not
accept it.
,
Evidentlyrthe "ministers" are used to
a direct delivery, but Hitchner's curves
were tooTevasiveT^and^theirngestures
with the stick were sometimes far from
graceful. Hitchner certainly did do
himself credit, striking out two for each
inning. Only sixteen of the domines
reached 1st in the game, on hits, bases
on balls,, errors, or anything else. Nine
of these were left on bases. _•_
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7~MilIeFaid verjrwell uTtBelrst dfthe
game, allowing but three of our doughty
men to reach 1st in first four innings,
and two of these'" were put out at 2nd.
Hoffman waa substituted in the box in
the eighth —the last inning our boys
batted. With a red-headed catcher
and first-baseman, it looked for some
time as if the home team would be
white-waehed ; but, fortunately, the
pitcher's hair was a, few shades off
color, and our boys got onto his left hand
work, developed a batting streak, and
twenty young hopefuls camped on 1st in
the last four innings.— — "---------_».,_
Hill, their first baseman, seemed like
a veritable mountain to our boys, with
his summit continually bathed in the
golden sunset slory. Never but once
did the Visitors find it possible (and
they appeared to try hard enough) to
to make an overthrow in his direction.
Cordery was a new player on our
team, and had little opportunity' to
show what be is made of; but he evidently satisfied his admirers. Some of
^A COMPLAINT.
And Fancy Paste,
25 c., 35 c,,, 40 c., 50 c.
Jo GOODMAN
PABSON A. A. 7.
NO. 33
Bring UB your orders
for Job Printing.
Win.
HOOD
Huoooonor to Alex. Altkou
Iluiiiinoutuv Hotel
Livery and Boarding
Stable.
Carting and Delivering of all kinds
dono promptly, on ehoit notice.
Hlnglo and Ooublo Onrrlagoa to hire,
v
\>3 tho day or hour.
0 0 7 1 1
1 1 0 0 1)
lloltiuuu, of., i>_
ciiow, ir.
1 0 1 0 0
MorrlH, r f
Miller, p.. of.
0 0 2 0 0
0 0 0 2 0
7 7 2»t 1!) 4
* Wagner batted out of turn.
f Ccinly lilt by butted ball.
Hiiimncmton
0 0 0 0 a a s < x—1'J
1'arBou A A
0 1 0 1 0 0 0 J a- 7
Tliroo baao hit,—Uurulilo.
Ijtift on. UUHO,—Hum. 0,1'uruon 0.
Btruolt out,—llltoltuer IH, Miller I),
Hoffman 2
Htolim IJIUIOH,—Hum. K, I'liroon H.
1'unHOil pulla,—Uunnlilo 4, (Jail tl
Vital liiiiio on orrora,—Ham, 3,1'uroon f,
Klrst Imno on culled bullii.—HlloliiKir 4,
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Minor i), iioirnmii U '
lilt by liltoliod bull—Matlilu, Oonly,
Ouimliiulium
Wild I'ltobea,—llltolior. Miller
Umpire, Uullunu. Tluiu, ill. 'Mm.
DKAU "OLD HOOHTKH":
I rcud your luttor laet wook with
Interest. I can BOO tho possibility of the
hon, If It woru not for tho dogn. Our
bruthron, tbo Itallaun, not only defy Urn
liiwu of our town, but koop enough doga
to out up all tho hoiiH and rooatura In It.
I have loat In tho nolghlrarhood of filly
chlclceiic, killed hy dogu alneo January.
Now. "Old Rooster," what I want
you to do la, to tuko your comb and
acratch nt tlio problem, //mo to got rlil
of tliu dojin.
OLD HKN.
It mixkon no particular diflorenco
what tho Chicago convention declared
for; tlio country In uolriK todealarofor
MuKluloy mid prutootlon in tlovembor.
gfflu To-morrow morning, nt tho
Baptist Church, Rov. H. T. Taylor will
prcaoh, In tho absence of tho pastor.
Subject : Saved by grace through faith
In Christ only. Eph. 2 ; 8-10. There
will bo no mooting nt 0:80, but at 7:30
tho Y. P. 8. C. 1$. wl^luwo charge. A
good program has boon prepared,
commencing with a ton minutes' song
eorvlco, followed by fivc-inluiito papora
on "SooliiK God In Nature. " A now
C. E. Hymn leaflet will bo used. All.
arc Invited. ,
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(HBT Jolm 11. Roberts, of Hammonton,
la principal-elect of tho public schools In
rjouthport, Conn. In tho Southpovt
Chronicle of Aug. 10th, It ia eald that at
tho mooting when .Mr. H. wan oloctod,
ono of tho Hoard enld ho "hud received
many application!!, nil of thorn well
recommended, but was moro favorably
lm|iroaaad with Mr. Roberta than otliorn
booiuiHo of hla experlonco and personal
characteristic!! ; believed Win to bo ft
man of high moral and Intellectual
altalnmonta." Tho gentleman was
correct In hm decision.
UK rfcf IM'M JSrnlcn Salve
Tho beat ualvo lu tlia world for outd,
briilgoB, norm, ulcora, imlt rheum, fovc,
•area, tetter, chapped haudn, chllhlulnu
Odino, uiul all skin ernptlonn, and positively ourou |>ll«a, or no pay required.
It In guaranteed to give perfect imtteniotlon or money refunded. Price, 1)5 couta
j,)or box. Fui nala at (Jroll'a.
Always a Good Stock
tlio Beast I
Shoes made to Order is my
Specialty, and full
Batinfaction is guaranteed.
Repairing done.
:
J, MURDOCH,
Bollovno Avonuo,
f
Hammonton. : : N.J.
A PATENT
PEACH CAEBJEE
OR CRATE.
'i'ho long-felt want for something better
than a totterlug uiuull bottomod bnaket
for Hhlpnlug r/eachoa In, huu been found
(it last, lu tho Bhapo of a orato that holda
two liaakoto. This currier, husauprlng
bottom, like a buok-uoard, llmt »r«»euta
f init from bolnit bruli-cd In triiuelt, —on,
xn^on or earn, on the way to market. It
,lr llKht, but very Btrou^, and Intended
f»r a return package. The cover ia
nlnged on, which MftVoa the annoyauoo of
lying or wiring cover* On banketa.
Prloe complete, IjUrt i»45r 1OO.
'
nankota for oai rlera, $'J.r>Q par 100
Huniplo oun bo neon at Itiowu «t Co.'rt
eiuro. For eslo by
JOHN acUFjLl
i
confidence of that Dutch, or AfrikanINVENTIONS ARENUMEROUS.
j, MAKE YOUR. OWN ICE
der, population which had least national sympathy with what is called an' Clieiuicnla Aro Uecd, o Crantt Ii iWnny Enterprising Inventors Produce
Turned for Fifteen Minnteo.
• New Tlilncs f°r Wheelmen.
"imperial British policy."—Century.
Inventions In the bicycle line . aro
Tho invention of a miniature - Ice
machine has caused the kings of con- more and moro numerous." The adGREAT LUCK OF A MINER."
gealed water to tremble in their boots. vent 01! warm weather inspired one InMr. J. P. O'Brien Is the Inventor, and ventive genius with tho idea of.a cycle
for, YcarcrUe "W'aa Poor QO a Panperl
the Ice machines are to be put on 'the
K o w Ho Is . U i c l i as a Prince.
John' Pierce is a Tombstone, Art., market in the very near future. The
f'W'J •V-7H '
f* ^'
Ni
^-^
miner vfh'o, up to a year and a half affair consists of a box about the size
ago, had difficult work to provide the r^d shape, of an ordinary Ice box.
p k / > > / . , 4$S> •
necessaries
of life .for himself and fam- Down the center of the box runs a cyl•.>j^.#fc|lW"
r'/frr^
ily. He Is now/m^San Francisco with inder for the water that is to be turned
SUuO.OOO'lri gold^-ebln to .his credit. It to Ice, and around this cylinder are
• 'f I'i^'Cr'ihi*-^'* J'I^T-~-**^^T';
/TV 'ivs*" --I'-i
is another story of a lucky flnd of rich cells, In which are placed the chem'^$;aS>*£r> '«i';^^'.-%T
icals whoso action freezes the water.
i». •«'-,•:{*.•&•.;.*£**.
x.i-.V^K::<K~;-i; gold and sliver bearing quartz.
Pierce Is the name of the new camp, On the top of the bo.t Is a crank like
just coming'into prominence, abou the handle of a street piano. ThifTianthirty miles northeast of Tombstone dle is connected with a shaft on which
Ynmblincc iV
It la 'nald that the tumbling mustard, It is made mote conspicuous because are fastened fan blades. Do you want
i weed Introduced from Europe about in addition to its great orje .richness, Ice for the day? Just fill up the cylintwenty years ago, has become very It is about the only gold camp In the der with water, says the inventor of the
troublesome In Ifnnltoba and othei
parts of Northwestern Canada. Prof.
.Fletcher, of Ottawa, estimates that a
single plant bears no less than 1,500,000
seeds! .
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THE DAVIS M O N U M E N T
,'
JDcsliin Has Been Accepted and- the
~~ Cost Will Be Nearly $2OO,OOO,
~Tho design for the Jeff Da vis, monument, the corner stone of which was'
recently laid In Richmond, Is that ol
Mr,-Percy Griffin, of New*York. Thle
gentleman's plan was selected by |ha'
committee of design, composed of wellknown gentlemen. Their choice was
Ijii^^^^JC^,
'.
J'Dark-I.icht,"
Jnst'tlie picture for a sonnet
To be writ upon—
,
Rogiiish face within a bonnet,
Hidden from the ardent sun.
. Net.a shroxLof-jnehmcholy
In the whole »\vcx;t snainipr day;
Sties a blur of blue, and Mollie—
Mollie making hay ! •
-,.
Monsieur Le Bon, a. French expen
,mcnter;-reports that-inr-has-obtained
outline photographs on a dry plate
' through a sheet of iron; simply with the
aid "of an ordinary kerosene lamp. He
gets the'best effects by backing the Iron
with a sheet of lead, but the rays do
not, like the X-rays, penetrate black
paper. He'calls the radiation .which
yroduces the photographs "dark light."
A CYCLE CANOPT.
The recent discovery in Somalllano
by Mr. Seton-Karr is regarded as an
Important'contribution to the evidence
by menus of which men of science hope,
eventually, to be able to locate the era31e of the human race. The implements
referred to are identical In form.with
those found in Northwestern Europe
i-and In India, and this fact IB thought to
be an indication that !n the remote prehistoric, times called the Palaeolithic
JOHW PIERCE, TBB ARIZONA III WEE.
ffge the Inhabitants of Asia, Africa and
territory.
Already there are 500 peoEurope belonged\to a single race. '
ple there, and empty houses from
:
~KxtertHinatlnn: Butterflleo.
Tombstone are being taken there bodCollectors of butterflies In England ily. An English syndicate has secured
ire somewhat alarmed at the prospect the Pierce ledge, and has organized
of the extinction of several localized- with $1,500,000, and It is said that
species, mainly through the effects of: there is a prospect of the new camp
:
.overcollectlon: It apeare .that three spe- rivaling Orlppla Creek In Colorado.
. eles of butterflie's have already been
Pierce about four years ago took up
\ exterminated,, at -least from tholt a claim about thirty miles northeast
known haunta, and that three other of Tombstone. There was a water hole
__Lspecies are In Imminent danger of extlnction, and tho Entomological Society In order to get the water so he could
:haa been requested to take some, action raise a few head of stock. One day,
for the protection of tha Insects. Some about eighteen months ago, he picked
- of the much-hunted'species, it'la said, up a_plece of Btpne_ to throw at ona
of tfie cowo whela~fie^otice<i"Eo~w"leavy
fens of Norfolk.
It was. "Upon closer examination,"
saya Pierce, "1 saw what looked llko
Valuable Fox-Skin*.
' The most expensive and beautiful 01 good quartz and I took home several
•all foi fur, according to KnowlQijgo, Ig Tpieces of the rock and horned It out
that of the American silver' fox. Tho The-reBUlt~Bhowed 'considerable goldr
color la usually almost entirely black, I went back and got more rock and
'except the tip of tha tall, and certain took It Into Tombstone the next day
gray-whlto markings on tho ' back, and an assay showed me that I had
•thighs and bead. Occasionally a com- found a rich mine. The ledge where I
pletely black specimen Is found, and picked up the rock was not over 400
there are also some which ore com- feet from a road that had' been travpletely gray. The animal was onca eled for yearta. It waa Just Inck I
comparatively-abundant, but Is now found It"
Pierce had no money himself, BO he
scarce, qnd about a year ago a »lnglo
One skin was sold In London for tho flad to^lo all th« developing work on a
• surprising sum of ?8T5. In 1804 many email ovule. He managed to take out
skins Were sold for more tlian $BOO Buvnrul tons of ore and nhip It away.
. apjoce. The cheapest sklna aro the The result' from thla ihlpmont wag
,pale-colored ones, some of which do nof over $3,000. With thla amount of monny ho aunk a shaft and opened .his
•command more than $25.
claim BO that It was possible to aucertaln tho extent .of thu l*dgo. After
A WnlktnR Fl.li.
A queer flah, called tho "walking thla work had been accomplished Home
4oby," or tho "hopping Rah," In found In portion from Silver Olry, M. M., camo
tho Indian Ocean a,e well as along the along and bonded tho property for
whores of West Africa. Orowdu of $250,000 on n year's tlmo. Before tho
thoao curious creatures, rouombllng tad- year bad expired they sold the bond
pole* In their outlined, bnak In the to tho -English syndicate for an ad.nun on a muddy shorn and scamper off vance of $100,000 and wlaou the year
aiii being disturbed. Mauy of them l((-"|i waa up, which occurred last weok, Mr.
. the ciidn of thulr long talln dlppod in Plorce got a draft on Ban Francisco
the water, while they Ho on the mm- and ho at onco camo to tho city to got
liented mud, or nit on mnngrovn roots, hln coin.
Prior to two years ago Pierce waa a
und F'rof. Haddon him tinngcHloil that
.•there may be an organ of respiration brokim-down miner, a man who had
•in the end of the tall, additional to tlm never had to exceed ?10 at ono time,
similar OI-KIIIIW In tho Ellin. A nioro re- and who was having u hard atrugglu
cent Invent Iga tor, Or. Forbes, of I,lvi»r- to make bo[h onita moat. Now he
pool, tlilnku the ll.i Ii aro ulilo to Htoro him $2(50,000, all In gold coin, and,
n tmfllelent qiinntlty of wntor In tliolr like, most men In Hlinllnr circumutancofl,
«lllM to maintain aqiudlr roNplivillon (loot) not know how to upend hla niouduring tliolr prolonged alwojico» oii'thu oy. His wife, before he ramie tho
strike, had to go to Tombatone and
bliorc.
hulp out tho family exchequer by doHryi-o'ri Trlliulc to <'<-<-ll
Ing Biicb ' odd jobs of houne cleaning
No man In Houlli Africa linn boon u M she could find, while thu tion, a young
more warmly atlachod to tin; Drltliih man, now -*>, horded cattle on the
. connootlon, or butt done half HO much to run/?ei». Ilenlden ono aon, he baa a
, Hoonro for Ilrltaln thouo VIIH! lurrltorlou duughtor, who was given the advanlo the wo»t and to thu north of tlio tage of the public Bchools of ToiubTninuvaiil, which wore coveted by lioth
, t h i > Truimvanl republic nml by tho (lurIiuin oiniilro. llut In liln political ruroor
In Oupo ('olony, of which bo WIIH prlmo
nitoliilor from .Inly, 1KDO, till .11111111117,
1801!, Mr. HlildOH Miii-i-ocilod In obtaining the support of the Outcli pnrl.v, u n d
luborod iiHHliluoiiHly to brliiK about a
unity of Hontlmont ami aim lioiwoon
tlio Ontch and tin; l l r l l l n h oloinoniu In
tba population, 'rim 'un»rKy ami tlrin.nona of liltt rhuril.'lor, anil tlio KHinp of
polltlcill uoonomli; qlirHlloim (vlilcli ho
IIIIH ovlnood, nuilio him t l i o iiKmt iiniu;,
hiX UKUIC union),' tlm oolnnlal HliilcHinon
of l l r i l a l n In I l i l n grnitratlon. Ho Imn
tioon iloirincil by Homo a loHn ndrolt pnrI l i i i i i o n l n r l i i n l l n i n WIIM tlm I n t o Mir .folin
Miiodoiuild In Ciiiiiuln, lint bo IN poiiiioMM'il of ii far wider outlook and far
moiv oonnplcnoiin rxociltlVi* c a p a c i t y ,
Tin- iKiconitancy wb.lcli tlio«o s l f l w j j a v n
Mm oinilili-il him, wlillu oxtoixlliiK llrll
l.-ili Inlliionco up to and bayoml tin, ut thu aauiu tlmo to rolnlu tlm
approved by the Jeff Itavis monument
board and the committee of the United
Confederate Veterans. There wero
twenty-seven competitors.
The monument will stand on a con>
crete foundation, and the construction
Is to be In masonry'and not of Iron.
The marble inside and out are t» be
"Tuckaho," and the'floors to be mosaics. The estimates of the cost are as
follows:
Mason work nnd marble work. .$125,000
Statuiry and bronze work
55,000
Decoration
20,000
MtNIATUBE ICE MACHINE.
The Cradle of Mankind., .
IF'
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Down the.meadow, down the mcnnow,
See her whore she goes!
Surely never lass in Yeihlo
Tripped It upon fleeter toes!
Hark! how'Jolly!—"Mollie, Mollie,"
Gomes the call from fur a\vay;
And the answer—girlish folly—
"MollicV making hay."
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now style ice box, turn the crank for
fifteen minutes, giving youtself Just
enough exercise to make the blood circula'te and to sharpen nn appetite for
breakfast. The fan acts on the chemicals, the chemicals act on the water;
At .the end of the prescribed time tak<
out your cylinder, and, presto! there
you have a round block of glistening
Ice.
The cost of ice produced by this
process, it is claimed, will be $1.40 a
year. This is the amount the company
to be formed'for the sale of the'boxes
will charge for chemicals sufficient to
last a year. There" Is to be no other expense. The freezer will contain compartments for the storage of household
supplies that are usually- kept-in the-icebox. The freezers are to be made to
sell, at the household size, for $15 each,
and will last for ten years, by renewing the chemicals once a year. These
chemicals will be furnished b y ' the
freezer company only. The company'
will keep the freezers in order and th«
chemicals in good condition.
TOBACCO-PRODUCTION^
Annual Oatpnt of the States Without
Resard to Merit.
AN OLD HOttN I1001C.
tors aro arranged In tlio form of a I<utbi
froHf), with tho A at tho lop and / «/
tho bottom.
A Now Word iiiul KH Derivation.
TUB TIIOI.I.Br I'I«>W.
I'rotootloii Aunlnat f)»ornro.
Now a Now Jorooy Jnutlco ban punned
Judgment An a man who wan charged
w l t l i dlNliirblng tint neighborhood with
liln'Miiorlng, which the prouoontloii
llkonod unto tho noluo from a liollor
factory In full operation. The Juntlc*
mlvlnod the man .with the wondarful
nuorlng power to niovn or readjust hla
In-oiitlilng uppnrntim. It wno claimed by
tlio neighbors tlmt bo could bo board
nnorlng u HUimro or morn away. An
Individual with muih lungs would
doiibltimn nuiku a good cornet plajror.
Over In .loritoy they ilo not \tnnt If.
(jlvi! a man a olmnou to nvon eU-i-p
w i t h o u t dlutiirblng him. - - f I a r r l « b u r K
I'utrloi.
TOIlAOro-OMOWINO OTA.TKB.
hla toll und curfl hud to tako medium
prlooH.
Hut all thla In rhunged now. Weyler
alloMTH tho mado-iip olgar to como Into
thin country, but Ihoro IH a alight inlannilnratandlnK ubout tho tobacco loaf,
und thin IH tho furmor'n rojolclng.
Tlio a n n u a l production nf tobacco li>
the United Htiiten hnn boeii growing
greater and greater for sovnrnl yenru
jitiHt. 11 liaH novtT boon known IIH i\
lobucco 1,'rowlnK country, bflciiiiMo It
h:ia mil produced n i l tbo lonf It w i i n l r d .
H u t nil \vlin k n o w onr iiRrlcnlinriil 11011
Von hove probably remarked how Hlbllltlcii nay thei'c lu no rfnnnn \vliy
•oi>n you got over bolng Ln lovo. Woll, a loaf of Mm Imported tolmccn
pcoplu who uro lu luvo with you urn
ovor bo i):ihl!ti for h.<il'<>
Jinit as bad,
AN OLD
'It Is of no use!" said Mary desperately. "I can't think of a single thing to
say."
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• She sat and frowned gloomily, biting
;the end of 'her penholder. Now and
/then she ran her band distractedly
i through
iiirouga her
ner hair.
aair. Tills
HUB was au trick
tncjt of
01
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those of a sleigh. The motive power
The oldest horn books were undoubtconsists of the usual chain gearing, edly frequently .used In the schoote and
which Imparts motion to a wheel at tho common-rooms of the great monasterrear. The.whnel la sllghtly-ral8ed-f rom ies. In- tho earlleat-apeclmens the-Jetthe ground and has spurs on its rim.
When the wheel revolves, the spurs cut
Into the ice and thus propel the mathine.
Whatever the clgarmakera^ or;Jhe clur seller might have thought of Weyler's prohibition, one clasa of American citizens viewed It with undisguised
delight. At first they could not boleve It true; then when they saw It
was really aTfactTtbelFjoy"broke out
FARMERS RIGHT' I'W LINE.
unrestrained. In many parts of tho
country moas-meeilngs were held and
The Trollor Plow Will Mo ho Their
universal rejoicing ^proclaimed.
- IiDlaJlnppy One.
Tho people who hare ao benefited by
The
latent
application of electrical In?he edict wore the farmers. For years
those honeat men have been raising vontlonH on' tho farm. The agriculturtobacco and offering It In the tobacco al is to keep up with the procession
markets. Their quality was superior, hereafter. Funny praragrapherB have
:helr curing perfect, their leaves unl- made merry with the country cousin
liln amazement at Drat qeelng
rorm In size, and their leaf without anent
trolley cura, and hla nervous fright at
ilemlsh. But they could get little. riding
therein. The funny man will
The magic word "Havana" forbade tho have to fall back on tho mothor-ln-law
native Industry from being appreciand the goat, because tho trolley will
ated as It should have been. Tobacco aoou
decorate every cornfield, and evmanufacturers themselves knew the
ery farmer will bo' his own motorauporiorlty of tho native tobacco> but man.
they could not convince the man who
Mr. ICilward'-^ Bentlcy, of Novr
smokes. And BO tho farmer, after
V York, has patented nn electrical trolley plough which will chose Itself mor-
ttlono.
By my faith, ere long'n farmer
Every awnin will be,
With so lovable a charmer,
Going in, for hufibnndry.
Ere another lovor tr.\mple
Where my enger heart would sway,
(Mollie'a set me an example!)
I'll he tnti kins hay.
—Detroit Free Press.
canopy. It Is constructed of strong matariai and designed so that the shado
will-afford a minimum air resistance.
The standard la made in two sections,
one ot which telescopes Into the other,,
and a universal Joint Is provided at the
handle bar and also at the top where
the shade Is set on to the standard.
Another enterprising Inventor has already anticipated the coming winter by
contriving a cycle for riding on Ice. A
Total ^
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$200,000
machine of this kind has Just been constructed. The frame Is similar to the
HISTORY OF THE A, B, c.
one now generally used, but differs in
The
Horn
Book Vii.n the First Alpha)
that Its lower ends carry runners like
bet Card.
-i
The horn book, which was the first;
alphabet card, is described by a recent;
author as "a board of oak about nine ^
Inches-long, and- five or six- wide, on4
•which was printed the "alphabet, tho |
nine digits and sometimes the Lord's J
prayer. It had a handle and was cpr- I
ered in, front with a sheath of thin" horn '
to prevent Its being soiled, and tho
backboard was ornamented with a rudo
sketch of St. Oeorge and the Dragon,"
Thla board and- -Its horn -cover were
held together by a narro^frnme or bop.l.
rlly along flui Hold, turning tho noil,
plugging roolii, unfolding hlddru treuHure, Hpolllng wimpo' in-Hid, and doing
tin) vurloiiH MiliiKH related of ploughx,
wlilln tlio furinor «lt>l up aloft, enJoying Iho rldo iiml having an eauy
tlmo of It.
Along oppoHlle iihlOH of tho field to
lie. ploughed polcH und wlrea aro eroctoil, tho trolley wlro uolng acronH. Inateiid of being attached to utatlonary
poloH mi In olcel.rti! rullwayH, tho trolley wire at oucli end In fuHtonod to i-oller pulleyu which truvorHii tho Htullimury wlri'M uti'img along' tho two ald-M
of Ilio Held, (n t h i n way, und by romlng Iho current at tin) end of ouch
row, tlio plough can ninku Ilio furrows as HOMO togntlior us dcHlrod. Mr.
Ilentley'ii Idea In that In well nettloil
f u n n i n g coniiunnltleii a contriil power
lioiiHii can fiirnlah power to all who
\loiilro It.
Tiifrt, H i i n l i i r (of London, ICnnliiii(i)
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Unit
Tho next ruvlHoil edition of Murray
will contain the word "larrikin." Itn
Hlgnlllcanco IH peculiar and Its dorlvu(Ion annmliiH. A "larrikin" IH an Amitrallan toiigh boy or gamin. Ho Iti of
tho peculiar Htraln of depravity n u r o ,
to.bo found In a land lllui Australia, tbo
logical offHprlng of the convict oiitrfintn'
and tho vvonuui that follow In their
train. Ho IH HU|I| to have p<s:nllarltio»
not to bo found In any other lough, boy,
and phynlcal charaoturlHtlcu which
would Identify him whnnmtr found by
u ntiidnnt of tint h u m a n nuro. Kor oxamplo, tlio ubapo of liln head In uiunliitakablo. Ilo l.i plentiful In Auiitralla.
Ho IM depraved, lucking nllkn In men.
tnl a/id In moral hoiillh.
Mo wan u n t i l lately without any Individual eoKiiomon, but noMonij n^o ono
of tint cliiMH wan In court In Mollmnnio.,
and t h o ' l r l n l i otlloor who lnul him In
charge, belnt,' iiHkod by tho Juilgn wbiit
bin otfoiiHO wan, ritpllod: "Ilo VVHM u
Inri'kliiK, yor 'onor," w i t h mich a rollliiK of Iho r t h a t the Judge, inlmindiiratood for tho inomont and thought Iho
word WIIH a torin npplloil to Ihu lioy.
lOvor tilnco In M c l l i n n i n o tho Hlroot
Kiimln IIIIH boon Hpokon of an a "larrikin," and tlm word him imttrmri Into tho
vorniiiMilnr of Au.-tlriillii. Molboiini/
Corronpondoiit.
VOIlll
A n i n w l c a i i I m l l i i i m uw -i-iiwu't rul-ui
iHliichoM, ildiii.i-lior know? Tuny
Ailaiini (of N i s b r a s k a ) - - ! don't, t h i n k
•licy run, HIM, wli;i(,'n llio muttor
w i t h NoniH ol tho lino hoiul.'i ot hair
tlioy rjlsul'—Tr(Jlh.
Hwent Olrl I'upu uii.yn yon can't afforil to marry. Ardonl V u i i l h NonNciiHol I can i;ol a prnaclier to porform
tlio coromony for two dollara. HwiMit
C!lrl--<!an you? How foolluh papu L«.-'
Now Xoi'k Wuokly,
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And mother has often told you how
Jisy. it wa\-for me to earn »• fcvr
pounds, hasn't she?"
"Very often," answered the' youn
«nan again, with the same gravity.
"Well, John," said Mary, lifting a pair
of very earnest eyes to his, her accents
full-of sorrow and dismay, "I am" some>
times afraid I can't keep on'doing It."
"What makes you think so?" askeo
John gently.
"1 can't think of anything," saio
Mary the tears brimming up Jnto flei
• eypa. "I have eat here this morning foi
nearly an hour, and.not n single Idea
has come to me. And—I didn't dare tc
tell mother and the girlsr— my last story
was rejected. It was such a blow, fo
I had been, counting'on the money tr
buy Jenny's summer dress. She wiu
rather cross wljen I told her she musi
v/ait a' wliltirionger."
"My dear little soul," fald the young
man, "you are overworked. That Is tnc
simple ex-p'Jnnation af the whole mat
ter.'1
The kindness of his tone seemed tc
altogether breakdown Mary's compos
ure, tor, after a momentary struggle
for calmness, she dropped her head lute
her hands and cried heartily.
John Redmond's fr.ce presented a curious study, so many were the emotionsthat"passed^rapidly" over it; He inad(
an involuntary movement toward the
little weeping figure, but the next mo
ment cheeked himself and waitec"
quietly uutll Mary herself spoke.
"I don't know whatever you ~wir
think of, me," she said rather shame
fp.cedly, as she wiped her eyes. "I don'l
know what made me do It. But I am
so much obliged to you for letting UK
'have It out.' I am better now."
"To be sure you do," said John, wltS
a friendly and rather tender laugh. "1
have always understood that a 'gooi
cry' was a great luxury to young la
dies.""For pity's sal?e don't call me t
•young lady," cried Mary, with an assumption of her usually energetic man
uer. "I do hate that phrase."
"Just as you please," returned Joha
easily. "What shall I call you? Novelist? Journalist?"
i\eiiner one
om? nor
nor the
tne other,"
otuer, said
saia
'Neither
penned with perfect seriousness. Bur
to proceed with the subject in hand. 1
wish you would begin, John, for the
time is (rotting on, and I shall be- miserable unless I succeed in making
good ata'rt : thls morning."
"There Is a lot In making a gooi\
.start, isn't there?" asked John', with
evident anxiety. :
"Oh! a great deal," said, Mary. "II
la often the most difficult tiling poaalbh
to start. Once fairly begmr the work
la comparatively easy, because out
thlrig seems to lead to another?'
"I see!" replied John, " reflectively.
Then a IOHR silence fell between them
"Do go 011!" said'Mary, Impatiently,
:it last.
' ' . ' . .
"Well, the fact Is, Mary, I"—with
considerable emphasis on the pronour
—"find a difficulty In starting. I f h i u l .
I could go on if the subject were onlv
As If Irresistibly compelled, slie look
' d Into'hls eyes. And In that momen
i full knowledge of what she had neve;
jofore even guessed swept oyer her
ihe knew tho sweetest of all^earthl}
hlngs—that she loved, and waa be
.oved.
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"You were quite rlpht. dearest,'.' sale"
Tohn a while later. "The difficulty lie:
>'n making a start. Everything'comes
inite easily afterward.".» ,
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• "The story is; very hackneyed," whis
•)prod Mary. "But, oil, J<ja"n!"—with n
lalf-mlschlevous, wholly tpnder'^look
—"isn't it wonderful, how anyjtfmg.,so
ild ca» be so interesting?"—Loii3bri ko:
.'ietv.
"I-et me help vhu out." SP f 'l M n r v
with'an air of resl/rnntion. "There Is
a girl in it, I suppose."
"Oh, yes!"' returned John, very de
cidedly. "There is a girl In It; arid an
uncommonly nice girl, too."
"Good gracious!" said'Mary. "It Ii
all 'easy enough. Describe me her appearance, character and surroundings.
Tell me what «be did, and how she did
itr^Therilixplain whcre^the.lriah'comes
in—for there is a man In it, I suppose?"
"Oh, y^es!" said John, as decidedly as
before. "There Is a man In It."
"Well, what about him?" askcd.Mary.
"Dear me, John! I might as well invent a .thing myself, and have done
with it, If you can't tell me straight
A COLUWIN OF PARTICULAR'INTEREST TO THEM. "•
oft.''
"I'll'tell you!" said John, -with the
»lr of a man determined to make the
jlunge. "Only—Mary—promise me one
tiling. Don't laugh >at my story."
Can't I laugh If It is funny?" rejoined Mary.
"It Isn't," said John. "Well, not exactly. Br—in fact, I don't know how It
will strike you. I meant, don't laugh
at my clumsy way of telling it"
"Of course not," replied Mary, kindly. "And I'm sure I'm very much obliged to you, John, for taking all this
trouble."
"
—j -hers when-thlnk!ng-hardrand^«sa-ruleTJ-AI.aryT-JUishUjg_a4Ittle,-a-shade-of-hei
the result wns more startllug than late -despondency again falling upon glr'i I am thlnkins'of, you know—lived
pleasing.
her. "I am nothing In the world but at home with her mother and sisters.
"It is of no uaej' she said again, but a writer of penny love stories, and los- The father had died some years bethis time with a different Inflection. "I ing even the small-amount of capabil- fore, leaving Just enough money to
eupply their bare wants, but no more.1
mustn't sit here and give way to lazi- ity required for that."
"1 quite understand," said Mury In a
ness like this. If I don't write a talc we
"That Is nonsense." exclaimed John
.can't pay tbe grocer's bill! I must.uud now speaking earnestly. "As I said tone which had a good deal of "fellow
Will begin, only—what on earth am 1 before, you are ove^w^rkied.. You have feeling" in It.
to say ?"
,
"So, of course," went on John,."life
been doing too much. Your brain
Mary's^braln" wa.s^fertlle^enougliiKind rest, and It ought to have one, Mary." was tnortTcfr less of a struggle with
her busy fancy generally delighted In
"Well, It can't, just nt present," said them. But, happily, one of the girls—
spinning love stories and the like. In Mary, shaking her bond very decided- this special girl I began to talk about
the
. early days
. . ,of. her
, ,scribbling
1 1 she had
i
i I?- "There Is Jenny's new dress aiid —developed quite a talent for—for—
been greatly-laughed nt.by.her mother! ^.^.^^ ,,,„ tshirlMmow-lhrprt«r
'or what?" said Mury rather sharpand slaters, but when welcome
j until those two things are off my mind.'-1 ly.
cheeks began to come In return for
"For painting," returned John quickJohn was nllent for a minute, but lit
bulky envelopes sent through the post looked troubled.
ly. "She used to paint quite lovely
the tone of the family altered and Mary
"If I could just get an Idea," said little things and sell them to the shops.'
—hadjor_3mno,time..l»'1onjiegarded aa_a_
"Yes." Hald Mary, "but when doog
• person of Importance.
the romance come in, John?"
Pcrhups they overrated her powers, work it out. I Boi'iii to have iiBpd up "1 am coming to that," replied John.
:
for they had come to the conclusion everything! I have written ubout lost 'Give me time, Mary."
that Mary could do' rtliuont anything. helrn and lost wills—ubout the helreHB "Oh, of course," said Mary, amiably.
Mary's head wus looked upon as u liank who pretended to be poor and the ad- So after a pause John went on again.
upon which an unlimited amount of venturess who pretended to be rich. 1 "Years before, when these girls were
modest demands could be drawn, and ha.vo told about the. man who express- 'julte. little, their father had nhown a
the girl now und then felt a trifle over- ed the utmoHt detestation of 'the new great
kindness to un almost friendless
whelmed HH H!IO reullxrd what was ex- woman' and ended by f u l l i n g madly In
love w i t h ono. I have related the bin- soy."
pected of her.
"Oh, Mary must write n talc!" her tory of the girl who determined to have Mary started and a faint color crepl
mother would say easily, when an ad- a 'career' and Dually gave lip all' for nto her cheeks; bjH John took no heed
ditional expense wan HUggeuted. So the love. These things arc all worn out, mil his voice became tlrmor niid clearfancy of the moment would be indulged John! They have become BO feeble r.
"To the action of that good man thft
In, and Mary would shut herticlf up In that I am atihamod to press the poor
joy owed whatever \sUccoss came to
tho llrlle room She culli-d her own, things Into f u r t h e r service."
ilm In n'/ter life. He never forgot this
John mulled.
whence In due time nhc would emerge
tired but triumphant.'
"They are far from dying, Mary Tiid he often wondered how lie could
tent repay the debt he owed."
On this purtlculur morning, however, They are full of v i t a l i t y yet."
John paused, but Mary did not upcuk.
she racked her bruins In vain. She tried
"Well, Homebody else may have
her, hardest to think of imuie slender them," said Mary, r e t u r n i n g the smile. "And an the time went on he found
framework upon which to hung the "At leixat, for a while. 1 may be glad (lie debt Increased rather than illiulnusual mild love-iimltlng, but the more to full back on them Home day, but Nlied. For though hln IIrut benefactor
rfhc tried to woo "the muHe," tho more Jiuil now 1 nliould llko unmet Mug freiili. nul piiHued away, he hud left kindly
obstlnutoly did the mild mime rcfimc to All Rortu of queer things are eonutiiut- leart.s behind him. And IIH tho boy
veapond to her advanced.
ly happening In real life If I could only grew Into manhood he prized more and
"I feu) exactly an If u wet aponge had get to hear them. John, haven't you nore the welcome he ever received
heon paused over my brain," nhe an Idea of nny kind? Or uomu llttli 'rom tliOBo good women and felt that
thought, despairingly. "There doesn't thing that bus come w i t h i n your own n the whole world there wan no spot
Kcoin a ijlngle Idea left."
cxperlnuce? Anything that lioldu u BO dear to him an the one they called
loino,"
Just then u gentle rap eamv at tho tiny splcc of romance, you know,"
Again John paused, but Mary uindt
iloor.
John looked at her a moment anil
o
effort to break the ullonco.
"Come In," mild Mary, Impatiently.
uucmcd Inclined to apeak. Then hU
Bhoricver lilted to be Interrupted when mind apparently altered anil he nhook "He loved them all," nuld John,
«h« wan trying to work', and Just now his head.
'but"—here a new tenderuo.HH erupt
dhc felt more than iimmlly croati.
"(»hl" cried -Mary dluappolntedly, nto hlu tolccp-"!!!! learned \l liiHt tlmt
Her face relaxed u little, however, "that la too bad. You look exactly a<i 'or one of them lie had the lovo which
When nlio uuw her vlnltor.
a man only glvtta to one woman In tha
If you had an Idea."
"You, Johnl I thought It waa Jenny.
"Well," Bald John nlowly, "a fain! world. Hbo wau no!, I think, quite
I wondered whatever ehe wanted glimmering did eecm to come to me, mdorntood by her mother uiid ulntoru.
now."
but I uni.afraid you will t h i n k It silly." mich IIH they cured for her, Hlio had
"Poor Jenny," oald the newcomer,
"Do tell uic!" exclaimed Mury. "I a talent which iihe WIIH glad to turn to
laughing.
nnofnl account, but the others hardly
uhall be BO grateful."
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"Poor Mury, 1 think," rejoined Xlury,
realized that the tauk which wan gen"And
I
don't
know
that
It
In
partlcjolofully,
irully a plenuure might at tlmou beVilnrly
new,"
went
on
John
In
the
nainti
"Why, whatever In tho matter?" aokcome very bard and Wflurlnome. They
doubtful
way.
'
^a John Itedmond, taking a ueuit, ond
"Well, never mind," nnld Mury, In hniigbt It wan play for her to ult down
evidently preparing to make himself
ind paint. Ho uoinctlincH her heurt
aa comfortable OH rlrnimatanccti p<>r- a lumlneutillUo wny. "A great denl do 'ulled,her u little."
inltyed, "o looked iivery ntronlf and ca- pimdii on the Irout^nriil of a mibjeet. Mary'H fue* WIIH very white now, tint
pable mi ho smiled, down upon Mury, Homellmru u very hackneyed theme he color mulled middr-nly buck lulu It
Olid the girl was conwoloiw of ,u distinct can lie mudo to iiound <)iilto freiili. I » John gently took her liiind Into bin
fooling of relief, though uho hardly 1mVo m»<1o<Hl It In uoveriil hiu</lno»-il
(lo on, John."
.know lt« Hource.
"Thin young innn loved her, Mury •
"Well," wild Mary, "I feel worried
and iHitliorod, You know, John, how
much all our follcn have got In tlm
way of looking to inn for help In money mullein?"
"You, 1 know," replied John, wllh a
ruMier -eurlouH In Hoot Inn.
"I like lo do II," imlil M'ury quickly.
"H million me very Kind anil happy to
Ho II. I nliould not HII.V u word about II
to anybody but you, but yon already
know Ilioiio di'liilln. You uro NIIO|I un Intlnmlo friend of Iho f a m i l y , nivji'l
"A very I n l l u i n l o friend of ( l i e f a i n ly," o^'hocd Ilio y(,)\
Shi) fixed her eyon on him expectant
ly, and a imillo dawned In thu yonnu ovod her more dourly t h a t 1 can q u i t e
rll yon. Hut be waited a Ionic tlmo
Woinun'ii oycN ivH ho looUnd at Imr.
"lu It hunioroliu?" iiiikeil Mary lnno> (•fore he duj'od to niionli to her. Mi)
mow how much depended upon her In
contly, IIH tilio HIIW Iho iinille,
"I don't know," aimwoi'i'd .lolin, re lio home, und ho fell ho liml no rlj;ht
lapnlng Into gravity. "Thai entirely o t u U o her u w i i y u n t i l hli |>imllli>n
dcpendH upon how they re'g.'inl It. volild onublo him to orfm- c n m f n r t lo
ThliiK'M iipponl mi dllToronlly to dlft'or IIT und lo Iliioio dour In her. It o f t e n
eomod n weary w h i l e , and Mn heart
ent niliMln, don't ihey V"
"They do," rejoined M u r y pr»ni|ill,v. I'ten ached. K i l l (lie l i m e oiiino u| l u s t ,
"Homotlmoii ( linvo w r i t t e n things The t l m o when he fell free to npeult."
Ilo punned, und fur u few m l n u l e i i
\vhlrh 1 (ImniiUt ivero I'liliny, lint oilier
peoplo ollllroly fulled to nee HIP Jollo, hero \VIIH between t h e m u (loop ullonco.
and on Hie nllior I n u n l I I n i v o lioon Vhon lil.i liiind ohiHiiod horn more fn'
l at foe liontciic.u;l \vhlch Wul'i! vunlly, und he (uvld "MuryI"
FOR MTTLE FOLKS,
Something that Will Intercut thp Jn
vcnile Member* of Every Household
—Quaint Actions and 1?right Sayineo
of Many Cute and Cunning Children
A Pathetic-Ailnicnt. .
. .Mrs. 'Q. .had a severe_ headache, and
her complaints made Mr.' <}. a trifle
cross, and by arid by he said something
which made "Mrs. Q. ay. Whereupon
her little boy also burst into tears. ,
"Dear me!" said his father. "Xow
what may be the matter yith you?'"
"I've got a headache—In mamma's
head!" said the child.
A Doctor'** Kxplanniion.
:
ior.ses Inside the stable. Then they
•:onk hold o f ' t h e llirllls, three on one
side and three on the other, and drew
'lie coach out of tho grounds and dowc
i long hill Into a pine grove.,. .
"Wtfn't the? 'Old l.yoat' he finzzled to
•:no\v v.-liore-lils coach Is?" snfi^onc'follow, with a laugh, ' n which the othcra
joined.
yOId'Goat'" was a term of affectionate familiarity which the boys applied
to the professor behind his back, and
which really savored nothing of disrespect.
The roguish youllis indulged In jokes
and merriment as they tugged the
coach Into a position out of which it.
would be difficult, to remove it. This
they had Just accomplished' when,' to
rlielr consternation, Professor Harrison pjit his head out of the qpac-!i window, tils, eyes twinkling, ami nald, iti
Ills dignified. H!OW way:'
"Well, bojs, you've had Iho fun of
/i.i;illng me down here, and,how I must
request you to haul me.back n;j:iln."
Smiles fled: fqces grew loni;. and thj
boys stood aghast.
• .
. "A-H—right—sir," stammered one.
The professor settled back on the
"ushlons. rc.suini»'.l thp book which bo
bad been qu lei iy sending wijfl the
"fun" began, 'jnd the boys .proceeded"
to drag the coach back to the grbmras;—
How they worked! The hill was
never before half so long nor half so
steep, but after almost au hour of puffing and perspiration -the job was done.
Then Professor Harrison opened the
coach door, and descending, said, with
marked courtesy: "I thank you for
my ride; I hope you have enjoyed It
as much as I .have."
"Yes, sir," answered one of the boys,'
who Xhow not. what else to "say, and felt .
that some Answer was called for.
There the matter ended, so far as the
professor WffS"corfcerned,"fdr-hS never
alluded to It again. The culprits on
their part resolved never to mention .
It,.but It was too good.a story to keep.
Dr. J.'s little boy, four years Old, ha&
never seen a funeral procession, for
they are of rare occurrence In the quiet
side streets where "the doctor lives.
Lately, however, one of the doctor's
patients died, and there was a burial
from the street.
A«-.the procession moved along the
little boy came running to his father
The Trnth About Mr. Frotr.
and pointing to the hearse, asked:
If ever there is a happy creature It
"O, papa, what is that?"
''That, my child," said the doctor, Is Mr. Frog. A more comfortable lookwith a deep sigh, "Is an erroneous diag- ing fellow can hardly be found, as he
sits on that log that lies partly in the
nosis!"
water of that swamp. As you watch
She Saved the-Pie;
him 1 you see him-t-wlnkle his bright ~
Bessie announced one day recently nV eyes, as though the little fly.he has
luncheon: "We^wouldn't have had any just eaten was a moat delicious one.
puddlug to-day if it hadn't been for But let us look Into Mr.. Frog's hisme." The rest of the family air looked tory and see how he grew into the pretup at her, considerably surprised, for ty, black-spotted, white-breasted green .<
Bessie Is only five years old, and they hopper he is nq\y,' for you may be sure
knew she could not have made the des- that he was not always so handsome.
sert. "I saw It on the table," she went At first you never would have knowrv
on,—'and-I-mlght^hBve-let4n-r he-eatr -frlm;-for-before-he-cou)d move at all he
you know. Then Whiskers, miprnt have was a tiny bluett spot the size of a.
Jumped on a chair and eaten it, and small pea and was surrounded by a .
then we wouldn't have bad any pud- clear. Jelly-like substance to keep him
Tluies.
Wnftinc for the Btrd.
A small boy who bad a great d'lsllkt
for school returned home for dinner
a little earlier than usual.
f .
"Tommy, you naughty noy, you have
been playing truant," Biiid Ida mother;
"a little dicky bird came In at the window and told me BO."
The next morning Tommy set out for
school us usual. During; the morning
his mother beard a noise from the fur
end of the kitchen, and, looking round
there, oaw Tommy crouched under the
table.
"Tommy, yon ru.scul, what are yoil
doing there?"
Seeing that he was discovered he
crawled out, and, holding up a brick
which he hud by him, said:
"1 was wultlu' to croak that dicky
bird."
limit Ir.
sticks In the water. ' For many days
he lived thus, fastened with a cluster of
other such, to the stem of a plant that
grew under the surface In the still part
of a brook. This bunch of eggs was
lie biinl; wlloTo tho Walrif Waa
shallow, and BO the sun warmed them,
and by and by they had tails and were
BO Ktronp: that they broke, through the
white Jelly and begun to wiggle about.
Fora week or two they were.content
lo rest In the soft mud, whore they
lived peacefully and Krew rapidly. But
one day they went f u r t h e r away from
their l i t t l e pool I n t o another one. Here '
were more brown lumps with, tails on, •
.ind Home were very fi'.7.:ih!o Indeed.
Our l i t t l e frog was then called u pollywog or tadpole, and he probably felt
proud to own t w o lontf und hlKli-aomid- .
UK names? Mo played with Ills brothI'M ahd sinters und w i t h the other pollyWOKH, or h u n t e d for b!s food In the
mud, and enjoyed life us much as anything cnn t h a t has plenty to oat. nothing to t h i n k a b o u l ' a i u l lots of f u n .
All this lime our friend was growing, und It WUH not long before a curlOUH t h i n g ' h a p p e n e d . It was ilita—a •
pulr of hlml logs KI-C\V out of his body,
und though he dlil not use them at lirsl
he know he Hhonld Inter, Next', n pair
of legK could be seen In front, and now
In; could crawl an well us HWlm. The
pollywog ,Jiud gained the.si) lej;n. hut
he wa« loulng hlu tali—not (hut It wus
falling off( an many people believe,
oh no! bin tall wuti being iilworbed Into
hla body, that IN, It WUK becoming 11
part of bin body, and IIH he broadened
the tall wan shortened until only theHtubby end WIIH left. HIM head WUH
smaller, and more IIH It In now. Altogether, he WUH Improving wonderfully
I5nntlo wan n tiny little black dot <\\
n Ininlum ben, and Bertlo WUH a liny
riiHy-cheokod dot of a boy.
Hantle belonged to Bertie, and nht
WIIH no sure of 11 few crumbs whenever
he came to the door t l m t Hbe would
leave .Speckle, and Brownie and all the
rent of her companion*!, even to old
Buff, the huge Cochin, whenever Bertlo'u lltth; white head appeared at the
door,
One duy, the hint of April, Bertlt
cfime Into the bonne crying bitterly.
"IJuntle'B gone," he nobbed, "an" won't
never come buck no uioru!"
We cheered him up by telling him
that he would surely ore her again, und
Hiire enough, In about three weekn Bertie rnuliod Into the lioiif.o an flint nfi liln
two little feet would carry him, nliont"Iluntle'H come, llantle'H come, an'
brought ten little black IwnUeu with 111 looks. He did not cure to be lu/.y
any more, but Jumped and frlHlcei)
herl"
I about In high glee.
J0*nn for th« 1'rofeanor.
Who would have thought (lint no
Tho lnt«« Prof. W. H. Ilnrrliion, 'W'hft many ehungOH could poHnlhly occur to
for many ycaru WUH ut Iho head of u Ko tiny u croutiiro! lie h.id t r a d e d '
popular boyu' uchool In Amelia County, hlu brown olotlioa for u pretty H u l l w l l h
Virginia, wan much loved und retipcct- black HpotH, unil wore n yellowlsli
<-d by hla many piipllu, und hud a run'' while VCM! In fuel, be looked IIM hifaculty for niunaglng them. "He wan iloe.i now, biit WIIH iiinulleil. When
n't forever nii|(glii|i; UK, but, a« Homo of Iho end of hl|i lull hud hdon nil ab
nil learned by experience, be let tbo uorbed lie wu« no more u pollywog, unit
piinitilimcnt lit the crime." Ho mild one upoiil half bin t l m o on tin- luiul t r a v e l of hlti former pnplbi, now n prominent Ing from pool to pool, or exploring the
lawyer In Illchmnml; and Ilion ho ro | Hold f o r a Hoft, inai'Mhy pluee. Here hiluted the following utory:
loved dourly In ^dl In (lie moist KI-UHH.
The profi-nnor WIIM uccuntnmcd \<\ und d i i r l mil his tonguii ut tlleii. u n i l ,
tnke u drive every minny ul'lornonn In n v.'irlniiH n l l i o r limoctH.
heavy, old rutdiionod couch i l i n w i i by
A f t e r M-v i.'il wookii \vo f i n d h i m u
lurKii gray homo. Ono. i l u y , iiliorll.v f u l l grown.. t'jr. l i e ban Icariioil t l i o
u f l u r ho bud returned from hi d r i v e , j wa.vii ol' H \ \ n r l i l . mill IUIOWM Imw
I l l l l f U (lo'/.oll o f I l i o b l i J ' H t - M p l e i l t i l l I In l,oi'|i I M I I
,' iliincer'ii way. Von hlml!
ciiucli ( i l i i m l l n i ; I n I h o d r l v o w a y , w l i o r i j H i - o u l i i l t lie i liio-i w h e n \ v o p i i l v o a l I l l l l l
It liud been l e f t l o n i p o r u r l l y , und \veri w l l h Hi',. i , , ! i ,,-l,. A l l , i l i o n i ho B»OM n,
hol/.eil W i t h t h e Idoil Unit It would In Die liotliiin of t h e |i. ml! l,i, ,i|( liiird.
K i ' o u l fiport t o iiecrelo I t .
l i n t y o u \ \ l l l not i.oo h i m , I'm- bo II:IM
('lincklliiK tioflly IIIIIIIIIK llioniHelvoN
ii hlin-.rll' In
e mini n
t h e y ntnlo Hour I n n n i l . e i n i n - U n i t t i n
KliiUo niul h
Mr. l''ro;
euljred di'Iv.'r WUH Ini.-iled w l l h t i n
'rim (.'I'lmroi
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Big Stock
SATURDAY. AUG. IB, isoo.
You are invited to • call and see it.
NATIONAL REPUBLICAN TICKET.
For President.
Wm.
For Vice-president,
Garret A^Hobart.
•Furniture^
There are many millions of silver
dollars in the government vaults, and
nobody seems to want them. Yet men
are advocating the free and unlimited
coinage of these same dollars. What
for ? Only mine owners and heavy
capitalists could accumulate silver bullion In quantity for the mint. What
could they do with the dollars? .Buy
labor ? But laboring men don't want
the bulky things, now. Suppose they
take them, then try to buy a dollar's
worth of goods with one. The dealer
bought his goods in England, and the
English manufacturer wouldn't accept
American silver, so the dealer had to
pay his banker nearly two white dollars
for a gold one, to pay his bill. Will he
then accept the man's silver dollar tor
the.. goods ?. Ot course not. It 1 will
spoil two. And it is surprising how
quickly the prices of domestic goods
follow an advance in importations.
What is the laboring man going to
do about it V Strike for double pay ?
There are five men waiting for bis job,,
and more on the way Irom Europe.
The fact is, "free and unlimited coinage
of silver at the present ratio of sixteen
to one," is not in the interest of poor
men,—cannot benefit them in any way.
~m^
richer, at the expense of others, until
the pauper, still retaining his manhoed
and love of justice, revolts. Then
MARRY
Our Repairing Gives Satisfaction,
Bring your watch in now. If. will rfinftivftBpftp.jn.1 qt
Our work we fully guarantee.
We have made great advancement in the Optical line,
and many leave our place rejoicing to know that they can
once more see to read the REPUBLICAN.
All optical prescriptions filled.
Robert Steel, Hammonton Jeweler,
George M. Bowies'
Handy Meat
is kept stocked with
Fresh and Salt Meats
and
in Season
HIS WAGONS RUN EVERYWHERE.
W. & H. O'Donnell Steam Barrel Factory
' Swannon and Moore StH., Philadelphia.
Barrels lor Apples, Pears, Cranberries, etc,
Any nizo reqffirliSMhade and shipped promptly.
09flP" The Philadelphia Weekly Press and the Republican,
both one year for $1.25, cash.
On Wednesday, about one hundred
survivors of the "old Twenty-third
Ohio regiment, of which Mr. McKinley was first a private soldier, and In
which he won his 'promotions, called
on their Major, at his home, Canton.
In response to an address'by Captain
Allen, Mr.McKiuley made an address
which no man but a soldier could
make, and that to comrades with
,whom he had shared many dangers.
One sentence we' especially commend
to our readers:
"I do not know what you think
about it, but I believe that it is a good
deal better to open up the mills of, the
United States to the labor*of American
people than to open up the mints of
the United States to the sliver of the
silver of the world."
A leading business man of Kansas,
who baa been in Washington, says:
There is an Intense feeling of disgust
and distrust of Populist control which
prevailed there three -or four years ago,
and still lingers in the minds of people
in that section, and they are not prepared
nor do they intend, if it can possibly be
avoided, to let them get the ascendency
again. .
I am, he added, in thorough touch
with all classes of our people, and from
actual knowledge can state as a fact that
in the coming contest party lines will bo
obliterated. Men will forget that they
are Bepnblicans or Democrats and join
hands heartily to beat Populism and
whatever section of Democracy may be
allied with it. I know personally men
who have always voted the Democratic
ticket who will do all in their power to
aid MoKinley. The intelligent farmers
and workingmen are beginning to see
that While'free silver may be'a' big'throg
for the mine owners, it won't help them
to get better prices for their products, or
higher wages.
• • •
The truth is that when the State of
Kansas was in the hands of Populists
the"
ed its good name. When you come to
size up a Populist, ho is a repudiator
nine times out of ten. Repudiation is
really back of the present fight, disguise
it as they may. But the Republicans,
aided by hundreds of honest and patriotic
Democrats, are going to bury them so
deep that they will-never be able to
future.
Information of a similar character is
daily received at the headquarters of the
Republican Congressional Committee in
Washington, from a number of Western
It seems that the terrible crime of States, including Minnesota, Michigan,
1373, as the Populists call it was op- Wisconsin, Iowa, and I.linoia.
posed by Senator Sherman, who voted
The Ideal Panacea.
against the bill byjsvhich the coining
JameTL. Francis, alderman, Chicago,
of silver dollars was stopped, but Stewsays : "I regard Dr. King's New Discovart and Jones from the Silver State of ery aa*an ideal panacea for coughs, colds,
Nevada, both voted for it. Jones said and lung complaint*, having used it in
on that occasion : "I believe the sooner myTainily Tor thd last five years, to the
ot physicians' prescriptions or
we come . down to a purely gold 'stand- exclusion
other preparations."
ard the better it will bo for thu counRev. John Burgns, Keoknk, Iowa,
try."
Senator Stewart of Nevada, writes: "I have been a minister of tho
said : "The laboring man fa p.ntiLlBd "ui -Methodist Episcopal Church for 50 yoara
or mure, and havo never louud anytniug
have bis labor measured by the same so beneficial, or that gave mo such speedy
standard of the world that measured reliof as Dr. King's New Discovery."
our national debt," and that the ques- Try this ideal cough Iremedy now. Trial
bottles free at Croft's.
tion of money would never be stilled
"until you determine the simple question whether the laboring man is entitled to have a gold dollar, if ho earns
it, or whether you are going to cheat
him with something else." Again
Stewart said that the English had tried
to get along without gold, and had to
come back to it ; and ho closed up the
whole matter, so far as he was concerned, saying, "You must coma to the
same conclusion that all other people
have,— that gold is recognized us the
universal standard of vuluo."
Editors of country newspapers In the
West complain ol tooling the effect of
Itoo silver agitation. Advcrtlucra have
Tailed to rouow their yearly contracts,
and if coniracta uru madu it is with a
proviso that II a frou silver policy la
adopted the contract shall bo cancelled
at tho option of the advertiser. Thus
they are having an object ICOMOIJ na to
wlmt may bu expected if tree coinage
ircvnilB. Hun tern capital Is timid about
nvcs ting In Western sccliritlee, and
iroporty owners lire llndlng it hard to
•enow loans. Eopccially lu this thu case
n Stuten which arc regarded ae likely
o be carried by fuuion. The Inventor
ears not only that 1m will ha paid lu a
louroclatod currency, but uluo that H
'opullBtu gut into power they will
mus luwit that will damage tho credit of
Iio Stales. Ho In tawnu and dlUm.
tupudiutlou IM popullatlc, and for fear
f repudiation they cannot not money.
A. bunker BUYH, "Nobody ovor lout tiumy.by buying Urn bonds of u Ucpubllcaii
Ity ; thontmnda hnvu lout money thro'
eimdlatlQii or barikiuptcy of DemocraticHUUco."
T.ogan Carlisle, lion of the Secretary,
f the Treimury, IIUD declared blamcl!
s opposed to tho Democratic Chluijjo
chet, and miyu Unit in one, Kentucky
oiinty (HI Democrats havo nlgnud nir
grcouMiiit to voto lor thu Republican
HUM! money ticket. lie tliluko them
111 bo thoumindo of Kentucky Demoruta who will cant thuir ballots »Kalnut
rynii.
Second District Congressional
. Convention.
LOCflL MISCELLANY.
And Go-Operative Soo'y,Um.
We have several light
driving sets that we
, are offering at a very
low figure. They are of
the very best leather,
and finished ia"the beat""
7 rubber finish.
"We have but a few
of them.
Our Harness department
is always in line.
Fly Nets, from 30 lash
,r
-up to8Q.
•:_._
Summer Robes and
Blankets are
very cheap.
Remember,
That if you want any j
Pear Barrels, .
•\
Peach Baskets
;
co veraV
or Grape Baskets,
ft
we are fully prepared to If
serve you with the best
quality and the lowest
prices.
Flour,-The Pillsbury —
and Hungarian OO
are the'best.
We sell them.
Bring the Cash and get
the discount.
EruitGrowers'Unioii
lliuuinoiitou Stoniu
(Established In 1830)
Macaroni, Vermicelli, •
and Fancy Paste,
Tlio beat made in tuo United States.
Sold Wholesale and Retail. J
Bicycle
Sundries
Sporting
Dealer in Imported & Domestic
Imported Olive Oil.
Afullasaortmontof hand and macula
made,—for work or driving.
Trunto, Valises, Whips;
Kiding Saddles, Nets, oto.
W. H, Bernshouse
Rutherford Building.
The Republican voters of the Second
Congressional District of New Jersey,
comprising the Counties of Atlantic,
Burlington, Mercer, and Ocean, are
requested to select delegates to a Congressional Convention, to be held at
Atlantic City on Thursday, Sept. 3,
Motto: A .dollar's worth 1806, at 12 o'clock noon, for the purpose
nominating a candidate for Congress.
of dollar for a dollar's worth of The
basis of representation for each
township and ward will be one delegate
Of work.
for each one hundred votes cast for the
Republican candidate for Congress in
1894. and one for each fraction of the
same- above fifty,' provided that each
£0- Ease ball to-day, at 3:00.
township and ward shall be entitled to at
igf; Mies Emma Arlitz spent Sunday least one delegate.
>f
in Atlantic City.
.
'
ISRAEL G-ADA MS,
WM.H. CARTER.
- 8QT Dr. Waas and family will spend
WM. H. SKIRM,
"•
THOMAS J, SPHOWL.
to-morrow at Atlantic.
Congressional Com.
6®, Harold Rogers, of Philadelphia,
Lyle Allendar has returned from
•was in town Wednesday.
Stockton, 111., where he spent nearly
iSF Mr. H. D. Mporo, of Haddonfleld,
two years.
He visited relatives in
•was in town on Thursday.
. ' .
Maryland on the way home.
E®. Cbester.Brown visited his uncle,'
A slight change in the A. C.
.A. H. Simons, in Vmeland.
E. E. gives us another very desirable
Bgk. Misa Ethel, Davies ia spending express,. leaving -Philadelphia at 5:40
a few weeks iu Atlantic City.
p.:m.,.reaching Hammonton at GtfJl. ;...
Ijsr Fire Company'8 monthly business
ALL'S HAIR RENE WER enjoys the
confidence and patronage of people all
meeting next Monday evening.
over the civilized world, who use U to restore
and
keep
the hair a natural color,
. (QT Miss Grace Thayer is visiting
Egr In 1891 Hammonton cast 246
friends and relatives in Millville.
-•> B®. Miss Mamie Headman, of Ocean- Republican votes for Congressman,
hence is entitled to two delegates to the
ville, is visiting Miss Ollie Lear.
coming convention at Atlantic City.
Egj, Robert Moore, of HaddonQeld,
Tbe Board of Education met on
is visiting bis cousin, F. H. Tomlin.
the school house steps, Tuesday evening,
—GST Walter Stringer, of Philadelphia, —the class rooms were like ovens. But
is visiting his cousin, Edwin Thayer.
little was done except routine business.
Bgy Special meeting of the H. A. A. OfiQ ACRES of good land for sale, mostly
ODO wild, between Huveutn Bireel and
Monday night. Important business.
WeyinoutU Road, —to close up the A. G.
Cattoll
Will be sold very cheap, at a
8@" Miss Nellie Monfort expects to nominalestate.
price, and easy terms given.
Also, 221 acres In addition, ou Seventh et.
start eoon for a visit at Parksjey, Va. adjolulne
above, will be sold with It or uvpa.
see
EST School will commence on the rate. For particulars,
N. B. AAHONSON,
12lh and Grand 8ts., Hammonton.,
second Monday in September, the 14th.
6S" Will O. Hoyt and his bicycle
I©, G. Herbert Rogers, of Williamstown, was in Hammonton, on Tuesday. were in Cam don and Cumberland
B®" Herbert Cordery, of Ocean City, Counties for a couple of days this week,
ia upending"ton' dayo with hio brother —took in a picnic and enjoyed himself
well.
OEd.
C©. That vinegar advertlsed.by John
• E®. The club race will be paced by
Treat and Setley on a tandem, Labor Scullin is certainly the best we ever
used. It is every drop apple juice, clear
Day.
as amber, and as sour as you would
tea- E. W. Strickland will build the
ever want.
Boseddle school house, he being the
URE OLD CIDER VINEQAR for sale nt
2U cents por gallon. Cedar roeto and
lowest bidder.
SATURDAY, AUG, 15, 1896.
Hammonton. N. J.
Ohas, Cunningham, M,D.
Physician and Surgeon.
lltll'a Block, lluiimioiiton.
Oflloo Ifouri, 7:80 to 10:00 A.M.
1:00 to 8:00 and 7:00 to 0:00 P.M.
H
The John F. Rhodes concert announced for last evening was postponed
on acconnt of Mr. Rhodes' illness.
&&~ A special meeting of Town Council will be held next Tuesday, to revise
the work of the assessors. It is said
that they wi.l take action in regard to
flngQTj4joards on all road crossings in
town, which a State law requires them
to keep up, under heavy penalty.
0* The Camden County Board of
Freeholders received a petition, Wednesday, asking that the County complete
the improved-road from Berlin to the
Atlantic County line. No doubt this
petition will be granted, andi thus a fine
drive be completed across the- State.
TOWN LOT for sale cheap.
LARGE
EBtutc." REPUBLICAN OFFICE
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BSU M!BB SiiBlo Lucus, ol Ithaca, N.
Y., will spend n luw duys with, her
. coualna thu Mlttuoa Monfort.
ff Kirk Hponr haa boon awarded the
contract for a stono and brlok building
for the Egg Harbor City Bank.
$2F Tho Mothodlut Sunday School
aturted out about 100 strong yesterday
morning for tho plciiiowroundat Inaklp.
BST 8onutor Ponromi, of 1'hlladolphia,
epont a night at thu Hiunmonton Hotel.
Landlord Bockluu IB proving hlnieoll a
model host.
W The lluao Ball Club will play tho
ricaaantylllo nine to duy. Last year
they defeated tlio Iluminontnnu, with
n score of 20 to 111.
4fT A Itopubllcan oatioiiH will probably ho called lor Mondny tivuuln^, 'J-ltli
Inst., to oleot dnluKUleu to Hlato and
Dletrlut Conviiiitloiin.
-
WM. CTTNNIKGHAM,
.Captain.
fig?-Somei of the juvenile politicians
of Hamhjontbnrhave^ organized a MeKinley and Hobart Club, with about
a score of members. Arrangements are
being made for uniform caps, etc. Officers have not yet been elected but
Master George Wilson is acting President.
Of Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Small and
party called on R. R. Jones, M. D., at
Ocean City, Wednesday. Tho Doctor
is reported as being very well located
aui with very encouraging prospects
for the future.
Mr Hammouton "kids" wont to Egg
Harbor City lust Saturday, and played
a game of bueo ball. They wore defeated,
—22 to g. A return game has boon
arranged, when plenty ol sport is promised.
®r Do you attend the semi-diurnal
political mass meetings on Squire Atkinson's corner ? All phases of the
financial situation are there discussed,
the various candidates compared, and
national questions settled to the satisfaction of—the loudest talker. However,
all seem to enjoy it,
C@r The W. R. C. lawn social, last
week Friday night, was a success in
every way. The Sons of Veterans attended in a body, but owing to many
members being out of town, did not givoa drill as was expected,. An excellent
program of tableaux, music, etc., was
rendered by home talent.
I am still weaving carpets a
<the old stand. Pleasant (Street, above
CARPET.
Third. Samples at B laok'u store.
J. H. WOLFENDEN.
allow the body of Dominick Bomo to be
buried in their cemetery ; that our informant must have misunderstood what
was said to thorn. We cheerfully make
this statement, wishing to misrepresent
no one.
Tho local accommodation on the
Reading Railroad, Thursday evening,
ran into an open switch at Winslow
Junction, derailing the engine and baggage car and tearing out tho switch.
Tho train was moving slowly at the
time, and a serious wreck thus averted.
'A moment of forgctlulness on tho part
of tho tower man was responsible for
the llccidont. A new operator is now
in charge at the tower.
You can
Save Money
by buying a
0f J. J. Albertson has boon luntructed by tho Carndon County Freeholders
tOBurvoyaml draw pinna for tho County
road from Merlin to the Atlantic County
lino i>(«. Watorford. Tills will run the
road along Main Road and down llollovuo Avo.
,1(1 It HAM*',. A lino hrlcik ranlilnnon In
' lluimmmloM, nlultt riMiiiiM, lii'iUi-"-. liroud
1jilunr.uo,
wltli nearly n v« uiiriin "f oiilllvitlml
(nuil. Will Inoliiilo linran , «nrrliiK«, WI>KOIIK,
row, und furmluu tooln liniutullnto ponutm.
furl cunli, In<|iilro nt lUi'iiiu.ICAN
tug- Hov. J. O. Kllllau and brother, nliiii.
olUmi.
Chas. W., Hturtod on Wednesday lor a
6BT A. R. I'lnmloy, fornov«rBl years
two wrcoka' cnmpliiK uxpodltloii iir.ur
leanou
ol thu Nuwcoutb farm, on Middle
Woymouth. Mr. JCIum Hlockwoll and
Moator Frank Aduirm went with Ilium Road, ban decided that farming doctm't
pay.
Last wuuk hu Hold olf hia pernniia'
for a uouplo of iluyu' Muhlna.
property at atiutlon, und linn gonu to
C2T Innuru with A. II. rhllllim & Co., Now York, not Intending to rulura to
IluiiniiouUm to rculdo.
IC'iB Atlantic Avo., Atlantic City.
YET
the rapidity with which some business is built
up is really surprising.
The quality of the goods in stock, and the fair and
honest dealing which people meet with at such
"places, account in part for the rapid growth of the
enterprise.
.
'.
^
To be convinced of this, visit v
Eckhardt's Meat Market,
corner Bellevue Avenue and Third Street,
'•
^^ Print Butter a specialty.
STOEE
Children's
Straw Hate has been reduced
to cost price :
50 cent Hats now 35 cents
$1 Hats now 75 cents
25 cent Hats now 2Q cents
Palm Leaf Fans,—plenty of them.
T
OTUNrir, M A R K I N G I'l.ATKM of nil <lo
O BnrlptlonK. Itutihor Htmiipa und nlniup.
euppllon
itt tlio nliortunl notion.
1
A. h. 1'ATTKN.
At Hurnnhoiina'* llloyolo Htoro.
was not built in a day,-—
No more is a business.
This is Shirt Waist weather.
We have a lot left yet of those we are
closing out at cost.
O RENT. My roomy amj convenient
roHliloncn, on llnlliwuo Avonno, lu for
rout. Apply to Mm. (Jojiloy, noxt door.
MUM. K. M. I'-AIROHILD.
fW~ A score or so of friends spent
Wednesday ovoninij very pleasantly at
Mr. 0. A. Wood's, on tho occasion of
hie birthday. Instrumental and vocal
music of a high order contributed to tho
enjoyment of the guests.
B®. Tho Junior Epworth League
lawn social, on Mr. Swank's lawn, last
Tuesday OVHIIIHK was well attended.
The various numbers on the program
were well received, and all agreed that
It was an evening noil epont.
Ba>kery and Confectionery;
PAPERS and Popular Magazines
DAILY
lit
LAYER & DAVI3*.
"—
STORE FOR REN'r, N0.217 Bollovuo
lluuiuioulou. Apply to
N EWAvenue,
H. M. TUOWBUHXJE.
Are among the specialties
d uring hot weather, at
OST Sons of Veterans' drill noxt Monday night, by moonlight. Meet on the
school house grounds at 8 p. m. sharp.
A full attendance is urged. Bring guns
and waist-belts, but no uniform.
By order of
P
Wm. Rutherford has his annual
curse, hay fever, on full head. If his
eyes look-like- weopingj don't-«ttrib\ite
it to sorrow for bis Bins, or for advocating Bryan and So wall.
JB9* That alarm bell at Orchard St.
crossing of the G. & A._R. R. is a relief
to those who so frequently witnessed
narrow escapes there; or- would be a
relief if it would really, ring.
With choice syrups, and
"Rca
We are requested by members of
tho
Lutheran
Church Council, of FolUrapo Blukea fur sale at prices to
milt
the
I J U
ing relatives in Merchuntville, returned
homo Tuesday.
~W~Mr. M. D. DePny- and family
•are enjoying comparatively cool weather
In Bath, N. Y.
fjf Don't fail to see tho fight between
• Cordory and Slack for first :placo in the
club race, Sept 7.
C8L. J. Lathrop Mack, of West Philadelphia, with his camera, took in tho
town, Wednesday.
QT The winner of tho club race on
Labor JJrty will probably bo tho next
countw champion.
0g-%. L. Irons wont to Philadelphia
Thursday, as delegate from tho local
branch of Iron Hull.
j@- As wo RO to press1, Mrs. Dr.
Bowles is lying very low, with but slight
prospects of recovery.
86gr Willis liuaoh has recovered tmfllciontly to &i>ond Wednesday at Atlantic
City, with hio family.
ta, Mr. L. H. Parkhurat is having
linudooino Improvement)! Uiado to iho
.interior oi his renUlenco.
_,
ESST Mine Mary Woodnutt, of Bridgeton, is visiting her grandparents, Mr.
and Mra. Olma. Woodnutt.
Soda'Water,
•f
e
No. 9 Special
is only $60
We have some low-price goods in Enameled Ware.
Black's >Store«
and is giving satisfaction.
We know of no bettor wheel
under $75, and there are
few BO good.
Wo anticipated tho rush for
thie model, and haVo them
ready for prompt
delivery.
Wo are headquarters
(or the beet in
lamps nnd sundries.
Give U9 a call. ,
Thettonfort Cycle Co
I havo (Ittod up a a hop ou Third Htrcot,
AII<! BID prepared to do any tiling In tho
lluaof Tin und Nlioot Iron Work.
Jobbing and lte|)ftlrlii|{ promptly attended to, at rooKonnblo julcco.
JIAlUJIt,
Extract from the North American, July ICth,—
BOGUS, LAKD,—
A great deal of the ntuff JB now Bold in the city. None of tlio
lard ever manufactured under the name of "Choice Family
Lurd," "Lard Compound," or "Silver Leaf," etc., is pure. For
instance, Choice Family Lard contains 40 per cent of lard, with
tho remaining 00 per cent equally divided between tflllow,cotton
oil, and "off" lard, which in a quality not fit to enter a human
Htomaeh. * * * These animals, even after they are putrid
and exhale a fetid Htench, are made into ft "pure" lard,
after being deodorized by the ..use of permanganate of potash,
bichromate of potiwh, 'nndI washing eoda. *
!*
* Lord
maimluciurors are required 10 use grout caro in handling these
decomposed hogw, OH they will produce blood poisoning if allowed to touch a Hcratchcd hand. . . . yet they are perfectly fit to
produce lard which' cntevo into tho human eystenw
WHY I1 ARE THE fe/VNCES of using such etuiT,
when you crtn get HOlfe MADE LARD of
Second Street and Bellevue.
Er
A SONG OF THREE VOICEa ,
'Wavo and wind and willow treo
Speak a epecch that no man knowoth;
Htce that sigbeta, wind that blowoth,
Wavo that bioweth to the sen,
N
Wave and wind and willow treo,
. Peerless perfect poets ye,
..Singing songs all songs excelling,
•Fine as crystal music dwelling ,
In a welling fountain free, ~:' Peerless perfect poots three.'
/'Wind and wave and willow tree,
|Khow not aught of poet's rhyming,
*Tet they make a silver1 chiming
Sunward climbing minstrelsv.
Soother than all songs that be. ••
Blows the wind it knows not why,
Flows the wave it knows not whitlier,
And the willow swayeth hither,
Swayeth thithef witlessly,
Nothing knowing save to sigh.
—William Watson,
PITH AM)_POINT.
Always on" top.—The sky.
A rash affair—Scarlet fever.
—.—-A-summor-roScctioh—A-shaddw,
_ A _ t r i a l balance—The judge's charge,
'A slaughter pen—Tho critic's pencil.
!'v*". A bone of contention—The jawbone.
A turkey gobbler—The average small
boy.
Mt
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SUNDAY SCHOOL LESSON.
Verse 10.—"He that tnuteth in tli
Lord, mercy shall compaai bain
r
;_
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about." (1) The supreme object'of
trust; (2) The simple act of trust; (S;
• Dayld'3 Confession and.Fonrlyeness,
The blessed consequences of trust.
'•GOLDEN TEXT.—(;:c.atc in me. a.dean
Verse 11.—"Be glad in the Lord."
/ic(irt, 0 God; and WHKW a right spirit
(1) The MuW of gladness; (2) The
within inc.—fl'sa. 51: 10.
sphere of'gladness; (8) The incentive*
(Poo. 32 :1-11. Memory verses, 1-5.)
to gladness.
, •
, * .
Kcud also IValm ,'>1.
::
/
stop;
Tlio umullur otica aro nil far down In tha
bottom,
And tho LI); tellowu toiler, i^-uto up at th«
toj).
— Dc'llniiuo Nuwrt.
"Wbat means thia coolnoaM liutwrcit
Joiiiion Joaues— ia theru a dillocuuco bubetween them?" "Uillurvnco? 1 nliould
aay no I An iiiiioh clllferrncc UH tlicro in
between a (rontlmnun and ft do/ikoy."
'•M'ml But which ia tlm guiitlyninu and
which tho donkey?" "Well, U IH jast
there wlierotlioy dirtor." — Houton Trailucript.
rrdlrolloii AK'I'II«< Hiiornrn.
. Now Uitivvi .loraoy jinitlrc ban |IIIHHOI|
.|nd(!i'icnt "H n mini who win* oharKi'd
with (llHturlilni; the ni'lKliborliDoil u l l h
lilu Hiiorlii^, wlilob tlio pniMociilloii
lllccncd uiiin HID iiiilin from a biillor
factory In f u l l n|ioratlini. Tlio Jmitlcu
uilvlui'il Ilic mn n with tlm woiiili-rful
Hiiorln^ power to movo or ivndjiiiit hln
brciitbliiK npluiniliiH. It UMIM clalincil liy
tin- nolKbb'irx Hint lid ciinld lii' li.'anl
mmrliiK ti ni|imni or mnro invay. An
Individual w l l l i iiiii'b |IIIII;M wiiulil
dollbtli'Mn liilikc a |;<iod ronirl pliiyoi'.
Over In .liM'Hoy they do not w a n t lo
I'lvr n mail u cliaiiri) lo even nln-p
wllhont illutiirlilnir, him. IlarrlH
Nervous Prostration
VEST'S START IN LIFE
/' LESSON PLAN AND ANALYSIS.
TOPIC OF. THE moARTEK: God's Care fiia Join; on a Crowd of Poker Ployera
Drove Him West.
of Ha Chosen.
' '
One of the conspicuous figures In tin
GOI.IIES TEXT ron T!IE QUARTER:—
He chose David aim hia teriinnt, and took Chicago convention was Senator Vest,
of Missouri. Vest, eays, a correspondhim from the sheep fold*,—Psa. 78 : 70.
ent, IB a Kentucklan. He began dlfo
by monkeying wfth a poker game that
LFPSON Tore: Blessing witfi Abund- was foreign to him. It was at a little
village on -the Ohio River. Vest was a
ant Forsiivcncsg.
'
poor boy and did not play poker. Draw
.-•> - i
,
~
^ poker la only for very wealthy men.
1. The lilesslns' of '"•Forglvcncsa,
That night a game was raging In the
•(.tNP,;| ,. _ VS 1..^. ( i l l - 1 1 .
OvrtjN
2. Tin- Way to Forgiveness, vs. cabin of a flatboat, which was moored
to the levee. The temper of the town
was fltfnl and they Indicted folk who
played poker. So the Judge and tho
DAILY HOME BEAMINGS:
Prosecuting Attorney and others who
M.—Psa. 32 rMl.
David's con- desired relaxation went down to this
_feasioD nnd forgiven esa.
flatboat-so— tbat~tbe—town—wonld-not"
T.—Bom. 7 : 1.4-25. The*dnful got onto their sinful curves and put a
crimp in them. Vest came strolling
\V.—Joel 2 : 12-19. Hope for'the along about 10 p. m. where the flatboat
penitent.
rose and fell on the sobbing tide. He
T.—Ezra 9 : 5-]5. Confession of perceived the poker game In Its crimsin.
inal progress. Vest loved a good Jest,
F.—Pc-a. 51 : 7;19J Prayer for B6 he quietly made loose the lines of
forgiveness.
the flatboat and cast the poker game
S.—.Ezek. 36 : 22-31. Cleansinr.. adrift on the dark, shimmering bosom
K.—Psa. 103 : 1-18. Praise for
of the river. The malefactors played
pardon.
,
on, little heeding that they were now
(These Home kpadings arc the selec- afloat. At 4 o'clock a. m. old man Taytions of the International Bible Bead- lor had won ?70 In Sleslcan silver
ing Association.1
money. Then he got cold feet Old
old (3).
Got thee up; wherefore art thou thus
fell I cm upon thy face? (.lonh. 7 : 10).
What doeet thou here, IClijah? ...... Go,
return (1 Kingn ]'.) : 14, 1C).
1. tint Appeal unto God:
1 acknowledged my tin unto Ttico
(5).
Thny cried- a"d there cuino up unto
Cod (Exocl. 2 :2il).
Draw nigh to (iod, mid Ho will draw
nigh to you (.Inn. 4 : H).
>, W i t h Confession of Gin:
•
•
1 miid, 1 will oonfons my trniiHgronH ionii (ft).
Wliono cotifoMOtli and fomnkoth thorn
tiliull obtain inorcy (I'rov. "H : III).
If wo cniifuHB our HJIIH, Ho in fnithful to
forgivo (I 'John 1 : HJ.
V«rm> 1. — "HIcsBwMtt Im wlxino
InumgroHnion in forgivra." (1) 'i'hii
wrolobodiHiMfl of HID nil) nor; (2) Tho
eloinimry of (Iod; (!l)Tli(> bit-lined none of
iho pardoned.
Veino 4. — "Dnyiand n i g l i t t h y hand
wnti he/ivy upon mo-" (1) Divlno dinlilcaniiK! with "in; (2) Minium mifferini;
under HID.
V<irm> l>. ••- "Thou forgiivent (ho ini(juity of my nin." ( I ) . Sin r o i n i i i i t t o i l ;
(2) I V n a l t y incurred; (H) l''orgiv<iiic«n
One of tlio n n l i l i i n i ' i l thin'.; in plain
truth.
VOIHO '/.---"'I'luni w i l t prrM^rvo
preHorvo m o
wo
Tlioro aro morn projil<M\||o run f u r - from trouble." (1) A l i o ut ilhi l o tui n world;
I'i't l l n ' i i i f n l v i ' i i l i m n i;iivoin I l i o n i - , (") A |;raoioiiH 1'ronorvor; (!l) A t r i uni])liaul pi''"'rrvatii)ii.
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''It's a Good Thing/ PUsh it Along/* - M M
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Why buy a newspaper unless you
can profit by the expense ? For 5 •
cents you can get almost as much (I
^BATTLE AX" as you c^n of ~
other high grade brands for JO cents*
Here's news ^iat will repay you for
p the cost of your newspaper to-day.
In 4 no Orchard. "~ ™ TT
Tlip orchard trees nro all oblo.w;
Like downy drifts of mimic snow
Against the clear blue sky they show.
The floocy clouds thnt hurry liy
Half panne, ae If they spy •
Sonic cuniradca waauleriny from tho ekj.
Heneath the beauty of tht-lr bloom,
In tleekcrcd npiice of light and gloom
1 ri-Kt, and broatlie thi' awcet perfume.
Down d r i f t i n g from the laden trees,
Slirred by tho Inng'roua uouthern brccza
That many a uiowy petnl frct'H
And w a f t s about, IIB If In play,
Till, tired 1 out they fall, and lay
Upon tin- t'niHu their "milky wny."
:•»
Sarsaparilla
\
Tnumanlnn Apples.
Apples ripened this year and success-i
fully transported a distance of 30,000
tnllts are on exhibition In tho East
-They wero grown in Tasmania, AUBtrnlnsla, nnd were shipped by way of
the Suez Canal to London, thenco to'
Soutbnmpton, from which port- they
were brought to Now York by tho
-American—llnejr—New—Yorkj—arriving—
about fifty days after' being picked
from tho tree. This probably Is tho
champion long-distance applo shipment
on record In this country. Tho fruit IB
not very large, nor IB It especially
handsome, but It IB In fine condition,
and the aroma Is certainly delightful,'
while tho flavor Is very good. Tlio npploa nrc separately wrapped In paper
of odd style, and the crates also show
tliolr foreign manufacture. Tho ship.'
mont was partly as an experiment and
partly to furnish n curiosity to Providence people, who aro Interested, Iv
frnltu.
SENATOR VKST.
man Taylor said he had promised his
"wTfe"tliat~Be"w6uI3" come home early.
The others jeered. This did not daunt
old man Taylor. He slnkered bis spoil
about his honest old frame and saying
"adols" left the. cabin of the flatboat
itnd caiefuly plctoetnns" way overboard
lnt<> .about twenty feet of water. He
was nsbed out and rolled on a barrel
by the other players to'get the water
and the money out of him. Wh£n thoy
at laet were towed back to town and
found the entire village awaiting them
at the levee, they began to hate Vest
for the Jocose role he had played.
They at once laid for the coming Senator with slxshootem. Now, If there
Is one thing about Vest more thau another. It IB the fact that IIP'B what they
call out Wewt "guu-Hby." Vcat won't
Btaud for artillery a moment So he
fled wcHtward and went so fa«t ho
Mmply burned up the region lying bfftwoon Kentucky and Mliuiourl. Afterward Vest jfn»w up with the country.
^•~\7 ?' .
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SfW^s-j.
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Time out of mind—^Delirious intervals.
• Depends on the whether—The engagement.
' With the lawyer, casea alter circumstances.
A friend in need is a friend indeed,
;• But a friend, indeed, is never in need.
—Truth.
A" The outcomo of a courtship nowadays
is largely a question of income.—Elmira
LESSUN ANALYSIS.
Gazette.
,.
I. THE BLESSIKGS OF FOIiGIVENESS.
' It appears to us that these meetings JU Sin Is Covered:
between debtors an3 creditors are largely
Blessed is he
whose sin is covover dun.
ered (1).
, A lady describing aa ill-natured man
1
says, "he never aaiiles but .he feels Thou bast covered all their sin (Pan.
85 : 2).
ashamed of it."
Blessed are they
whose sins ace
The Asfor baby has a $1000 cradle.
aQy.ered-fjJflriC itm5^^^— :
—It will take lota of "r6cte>>"to~gecp"tulit
2. Iniauity is not Imputed:
going.—Yonkers Statesman.. •
Unlo whom the Lord imputeth not
•' "Did you get |hat bald head of.yours
iniquity (2).
/rom your father, Brown?".* "No; my
' father never had but one bald head and Righteousness might be reckoned unto
them {Kom. 4 : 11).
he's got that yet."—Pharmaceutical Era.
What makes you wnic for the chango It was reckoned unto him for righteOU8D' ss (Jaa. '2 : 23).
before you select your gloves?" "Be:
'
- cause there may be some new style be- 3. Guild is Eradicated:
fore it gets back."—Chicago Inter-Ocean. _JrLwJiose_spiriLithereJs-no-guUe_(2l^
He looks down on tenement drtellcrs
An Israelite indeed, iu whom is no
With a vision full oC gloom;
guile! (John 1 : 47).
But 'tis not, witb prido or scam on his side,
For lib is an attic roam.---------_ -------- .Keither WHS guile Jound in his mouth.
—Truth.
(1 Pet. 2 : 22).
"Your behavior IB most singular, sir," «. Security is Assured :
said a young lady to (('gentleman who
The great waters
shall -not reach
had just stolen u kisa. "If this is all,"
onto him ((»;..
Baid he, "I will soon make it plural.'1—*
(laa. 43r
Mercury.-=-;-•--2r
Young Man—"I wish your opinion,
air, as to whether your daughter would Tbanks be to God, which giveth ua the
victory (1 Cor. 15 :' 57).
'"make mea good wile?" L;uvyer — "No,
air.
She would not. Five dollars, 5. Itiat ruction la Acsured :
I will inetruct thee nud teach thee
please." — Boston Bulletin.
Brown — "The facial feature? plainly (8).
indicate character aud diiiposiliou.
In Ho irjndc thee (o hear bis voice, that
selecting your wife were you governed
ho might instruct tbee (l)eut. 4 : 3G).
by her chin?" Jones — ''No, but I buvo HIH Ood doth itiftnict him nriglit, and
been ever since I married."
dolh teach him (lea. liS : 2d).
"I wish I was one of my jokes," 6, Kercy is Aosnrcil:
groaned the humorist, as he picked
Merry bliull compusf) him about
himself up from the slippery sidewalk. (10).
''Whenever they fall fl^t Iiu ouo luu^hu' My m e r c y ' h a l l not depart from him
at thorn."— Iiiiliuniipolia Journal.
(2 Sam. 7 : ].">)
"I want," fcuid thu astronomer, "an Btindy uoodni-Hs and mercy Khali follow
inscription for my new tcliMC'ipu wliicli
MiMl'sn. 23 : ( i ) ,
shall bu in the nature ot an mlilrew to f. Joy is Apiiroprinte:
the stars." "ITow would 'lleru'a lookBo glad in the Lord, and rejoieo, ye
ing ut you' do'l"—-Bulfajo Kxjirc.w.
The fat man ia iiot u Biiicero boliovc. 1-e.t tlio riglilitoufl bo glad; ...... lot them
In the ideas of tho greatest. gon;i to thu
rejoice (I'tia. 08 : ,'J).
greatest number. If ho wore ho would Finally, my brethren, rejoice in the
bo tho first to , give up uis sent when
Lord (Phil. .'! : 1).
ladies aro standing iu u lioroe car. —•
II. TII1C WAY TO KOIUIIVKNIJH.
Washington Star.
I. Hot MourulDp In Despondency:
lilfo pjrwttly reaembloa a bashot of apploi
You'll Iliul, If to Ui In U fur u luuuiuuL you
Wheu 1 kept eilouco, iny bonce waxed
-Anlietam,-anrl F wont intoi:he hospitals nf-' declare this day ov«rta6tin(» war: aRalnst all
RAM'S HORN
tor the battle and said to a man: "Whero drinking hablrs, nil Ramirig practices; all
are you hurt?" Ho made no answer, but houses o[ sin. Half-and-half warlc will
ITarnluft Notes Cnlllns tho Wlchad ft> Re.
held up his arm, swollen ami spliruc-rnil. I • amount to nothing. It must bo a Waterloo;
-iiimJofiD— ..'
, saw. where he was hurt." 'Thesluinl'! fact, is, Shrink back now, nnd you nro lost! Push
When a'mun has a wounded .foul; all iiu I,a- on. and you ;iro saved! A Spartan General
Ht rjB ls al
do 1< to hoi,I it up ljuforo u syrupatliolli! fell at tho very monwnt.of victory, but h«
The Eminent Divine's Sunday ' ,1 to
Lord and get it healed. It do'S nor la'.co iliij dlpptfil his fliipter in his blood iimV wroto on
Xv/
ways paying divDiscourse.
Comploto Recovery by the Us'o of
lotip; prayer; Just hold up the wound. Oil, a, rock, nuur which he was dyiii^'. "Spurtii i
_. _^idond:).
It is no small thing when a man in n«v<iii- jlins nominnreil." Tlioush jour strngtt'.o to i;
'h'Ht rldof slh.may ,s«em topn almost n. doatli
Subject: "Reformation of Habits;"
^evl! ways,to fool tha'fGo'i pins l\vu 0,1111111- atruKS' 0 ! >'ou ( ' fl " - d i p your linger in
hurti
.dturit uruiB around h i n i ' i i u i i says: "'louii:, your own lilooil ami write on tho Eock ol j
TEXT: ."Waan shall I a\va!;e? I will art-l- ,'mau, I will stand liy you. T h o m o ' . i n ; r i i i < A.'-'OS,"Victor" through our Lord Jeaai ;
" Somo years ago, as a result of too
'
|
it y«t aKiiin."
' "• '.may depart, and tlio lu'iis Ija rumovnd; but i Chrirfl!"
"Ti'iou shnlfc
Oh, wh.it glorious, oo'ivs it would ho for j 'close atteiHion to business, my health
'will never fail you."
, lo.vo thy neltfh-,
With .an inslcrht inlo iiu-nan nnturn sucli •';. Blesfod, bo God-for so'iii » Kss'Xil .is Ibi? some of the*) youuK m*n to solid homo to i failed. I became >i.vcak, nervous, was
bor as thyself." 1
ns art other nmimvcr ri'.i«k']d, Solomou in '".'lit the .«lic"s thin," paid the wife to tli. thhlr paroma in t!w 'iOimtry! Thoy - g o to j
my tuxt, skctflhea tlio aiental oncration's ol ftmbnin), "or thero will not bo enough ti tho pOEtofileo i:?«ry day or to sue if there j uuablo to look after my intoreata, and
A ..MAN'.-; true
one Vli<>, having stcpiiod aslilo from the Bo iiM-aroimd for the cbll-lrna; out the slice
manifested all the symptoms'of a deliris any letters from you. How anxious
spirit la.wliat horiathof rwtitucli', (lefiiru.s to return. witli thin." Blessail ne Ood there is a full Ion
thoy, aru to liear! Xothiu:,' would pU'a.ie ! cline. I took three bottles o£ Ajer'a
ls under lire.
a wish for somctliiiK; barter hi) Kiiys- "When f n r u v o r v o i i H that wants It. Bread euoii.zl
them half BO miieh :n tlm u»w.5 youmlKlil !
shall I nwafco? \Vh«n shall I como out ol iind
scind homo to-morrow that you had giver j Saraaparilla, bejian to improve at once,
THE man vvlio
to
spare.
No
tliiu
slices
at
tbo
Lord':
this horrid niprhtir.ari) of Jnlquity'-" .Jiut
vour'hcnrtto God. I know how it is iu flu 1
I remember when the Master Stree
forms a good habit helps God.
country.
Tim
iii^ht
comes
on.
Tun
e:ittl<
!
seta! upon by UQcriuIloatBil habit 'aiid table.
in Philadelphia was opened durta(
stand under
tho rack .through, which burs'
forcedl down hill by his passions, hn orii-s Kospit.il
COV.ETOUSNEHB is the niotlidr. of all
war, a-tKli'gram'eamo-saying, "Then
the trujse 1 ) of hay. Tho horses, just liuviTif [
out: 'I will seek it yut axain. I will try It (ho
will
'oo
three
hundred
wounded
men
to-night
other sins.
/'< • - 4f
.. '
onco more."
frisked
up
through
the
meadow
at
tlui
uiu'jt
i
ready to take earo of them;" and front
AVnuN love works it (never looks at
fall, stand.kiiiit) d«ep iu the hri^'hc htrav
Our libraries ij.ro ailornnd wlth : an iilecant hn
my
church
Ihero
went
in
somo
twenty
01
Hint Invites tJtein to lie <ir;«!\ ali'l n.'st. TI-,
Jltorjiturp_pointiaff out all the dangers and
the -clock.
.
, '
men and women to look after thesi
porch of the hovel is full of fowl. lii th,
perils of life—complete maps of tho voyage thirty
poor
wounded
follows.'
'As
thoy
oame,
somt
Tim
Christian
who
complains
finds
Old farm house'at iiit'lit no eiimllo i
showing all tho rocka, tho quicksands tlio
;
one port ot the hind,,somo from an- lighted,
fai/lt with God.
for th« llami'S elnp hand.'< anout lii
fhoals. But supposea raaa B'as already raado from
nther/no
ono
asked
whether
this
man
wa!
shipwreck; suppose ho is already oft tho .from Oregon, or from Massashusotts, or from ftreat backlog, nud slmku tho shallow <:
A ioo:c toward the devil fa as dantrnolc; Biippoao h'o has already gone astray Minnesota, or from Now'Yorlt. There was a tw group up and down Hie wa'l. Ritlio?
aa a leap.
.,,
," "
how Is ho to got back? That 'is a field eom- vvonndod soldier, aud tho only question, was and mother sit there.for half nn hour, sayf God had no penalties .his laws
5 para-lively untouched. I propose to ndrtrosu llow to take oil tho .rags the most gently. ing nothing.. I woii'lewvliat they aro think' mysolf
this evening to~su?b. There arothosn
-a_whll" fl
" -and-piit-on-tho-bandago^ana-admlnistar-the-—Uusarf.
cordial. Aud when a soul comes to God,*H« ailenoo aud says: "Well. I winder where
'•WHATSOEVER.a man soweth, that
_... jthalr jv.?oui!5i;(l..aoul, aro roady to hear this iloes
not ask i^hei-e you c,i 110 from, or wh.il' iiir boy is la town to-ntprht?" ™ And ' tha
shall he also reap."."•
discussion. They compatjo thomaplves with your ancestry was. .Healing for, all youi mother answers: "la no had plnco. I warwhat ihoy wero too years aso, ami cry out wouniis. Pardon for all your "guilt. . Com- rant yon; we always conld trust him'when
So BUHDBN is ever heavy that lov»
froni tho bomlapro la'.wliloh thoy aro incar- fort for nil your troubles.
he wa? home, and since ha hai beon. away
gives us to carry.,,
cerated.
thero
have
been'so
many
pravnrs
offered
for
Then, also, I counsel you if you w.int tc
Habit Is a tas* maitor. • A3 Ion? as WD it back to quit all your, bad associations, htm.we can trust him still." Thou at 8 !
EVERY good man kuows that thera
Oboy it it docs not niiastlso nsj but lot us ro- iiu unholy intimacy will HU your soul witt o'olonk— for they retire'early in tuw country I
s a persoaal'devil'.
eist, nnd wo Ilivi wo aro to bo lash oil with
—at
3
o'clock
tliny
knenj
flown
and
comI
oral distemper. Iu all the ages of th(
THE . unconverted man sees no
eoorploa whips nnd bound with ship cable
and gradually increased my wcigbtfrom
iinv'h tlicro has not been an Instance when mend you to that "God who watches in counand thrown into tho tractor boii'v^r'-a'cin"
.
'
iimn kept one ovil associate and was re- try and ia town, on the' land and on thp
one hundred and twenty-live to two higher than he lives.
Jucgcrnaiics. Durinsr tlio.war of ISlithoro irmfiil.
sea.
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WHAT is the good of good that is
hundred pounds. Since then, I-and my
was a ship s c t ' o n f l r u just abova Nfii"ara
Somo one said to a Grecian General:
\yhnn a man deliberately chooses bad asnot doing and being?
Falls, anil then, cut looao from its moorinw, oeiation because he lilceskmxthat rrian hoi "What was the r/roudest moment of your
family have used this medicine when
• U came on down through tlio niqht, and arted on the road down. Oh, I do Tiot car< •life?" Ho'thought a moment, and said:
man who wqrlca for the deyll_
nei'ileil, ahd we arei all in;..th_e_bcst of
tossed ovor !ho falls. It was said, to havo hat you call It, that association 'will des,
Thn proudest moment of 'my life was when
h e a l t h , ' a fact which we attribute to never getsia.vacation.
been a scunn lirilllaut beyond all dosorip- oil your soul.' After you are destroyed, I I snnt word home to my oarenta that I had
Ayor's SarsapariUa. I believe my chilTHE-man who ia religious anywhere
tlOn. Well, thora aro thousanils ot men on oily, mind and soul, what will they do foi gained the victory." And the proudest and
fire of ovil habit, coming down thfoaKii tho ouV what willtheydoforyour family? They most brilliant moment in 'your life will ha
dren would have been fatherless to-day
a lellprious everywhere!
rapids, au;t through tho awful night ol ill not givo one cent to support yaurchil- the moment whnn you can send word to
hail it not been for Ayer's Sarsaparilla,
IT never does anybody any good to .
temptatmn. toward tlio oternnl'pliinjri'. Oh, ran afteryou are dead. They will not weep your parents in the country that you have
of wliieli preparation'I cannot say too
five away rotten apples'.
how hard it Is to arrest them! God only can no tear at yourburlul. They will ohuokla 'conquered your evil habits by the grace of
.ari'fst thom.
nineli."—H. 0. HIJJSOK, Postmaster and
ver yonr damnation.
; God, and become eternal victor.
You can't check the dovil'3 bagSupposo a man, nttor llvn. or ton, or twenty
Oh! desplss pot paternal anxiety. The
I'luid a raro friend at the West. He was
Planter, Kinard's, S. C.
. .
ape on the Lord s railroad.
ynars ot ovil doinif reso,Ivcs to do xla-ht. ill ;of welcome when I veot thereto live. time will coma when, you hayo • neither
Why, all tho forces of darkness iro allleil
WHEN sin hides, It forgets that It
i ImdspliJU'lld personalappea,ranee. Thera father nor motherland you will KO around
fn
. ngalnsthlm. Ho cauuot, aleop m'chts. Ho
not u qrauder looking pwrspn in this housd the place where th'ey used to watch you, and
annot cover up its tracks.
Q ONLY
pots down on his Juions in tho midnight; and o-day thaa -he was; and to this grand per- find them stone from ths, house, and crone
IF you have no trials, -how do you
cries, "Qpd help mo!" Ho bitas his lip-, ho' onnl appearance he Added all geniality and from the field, a'nd proua from the noiRhborRECEIVING MEDAL AT WORLD'S FAIR.
prinds his tooth; ho clenches his flst in a II kindness of soul—tender as a child,
:now you have any faith?
ood. Cry as loud for forcrivflneas as you
determination to keophls parposn. Ho dare
boauiiful and loving nature, and .1 loved may over the mound in tho churchyard they
THE Christian's , God is the only
AYER'S Pills Save Doctor's Bills!
not loolc ut tho bottles ia the. windows of. a im as n brother; but I saw ovil people com- will not answer. Dead! Dead! And then
rod 'who wants the children.
wjrfoMori'. • It Is ono Ions, bitter, eihans- ng tip around him, ovil men coming up
ou will take out the white look df hair that
tiv'o,.lmD.flT.tp-liaml fluht withjin infl.imfld, rom bad places of amusement, and they
•as cut from your mother's brow just before
THE amaHest sin is big enough to
1iil.ta.i:zliiK ,-tnd mofilless habit. -When ho ilzed hold of his social aad genial nature, hey burled h«r, and you will take the
ceep Christ out of the heart.
Gorillas Are Easily
t'-iiireslto Is uot'lroly freo tho old inolinatlona nd they began to drag him down, and ho anewlth which your father used to walk,
:' pouaeo upon him Ilkoa pack of hounds, wltt
A LIE i? one degree worse than the
Tbe latest up^tojdate gorilla tbat has
nd you will think and think, and wish that
isnt further and further. •
,
tholr muzzles tearing away at thn-flanks ol
ou had done just as then wanted you XS como ipto civllimtiOTi is a young Ijidy in which it'tries to conceal.
I usod to say to him, "Now, why don't you
,
. ono poor reindeer, tn Parlsthoreis a sculp- top these bad habits nnd bocomo a.Ohrisnd would give the world If you had nafrer
CHRIST will' not remain in any heart
tured roprosunttttlon of Bacchus, tho god ol nn'i" for I talked with him just as I would
irust a pang through their dear old hearts. •orllla tfiat hasMnijt been placed on
rovo ry. Ho Is ridlnc; on a panther at full alk with a brother, and he understood- mo, God pity the younB"nmn who hns brought exbibition In theSHJological gardens In where sin is.'a welcome guest.
Io:ip4 Oh, how sngsostlvo! Let evory onfl nd I understood him. I aald, "Why dou't
Isgraoe on h'l§ father's name! God pity the Regent's park, London, h-avlng travelTflE wickedest man on earth de- (
who is fipfiodfne on had ways understand bo ou give up thoso' things and become a OhrJs- oungmanwho has broKeu his mother's ed direct from her borne In Ngorc,
inanda thut God shall be good.
is not rldlnif a rtoollo and woll broken ateed, anV" "Oh,"he said to mo one day, loaneart! Better If he had nevor been born—
but ho la riding a monster, wild aad blood' ng over bis eouutor—just after I bad asicod
etter If, In the first hour of his life, Instead which is on the French. Congo. This
there Is more kindness in
thirsty, KOlnK at a death leap.
1m for a hundred dollars tajjiolp educate a f being laid against the warm bosom of ma- particular young female Is of th« fam- jLYgrY hflnrf. than we Inrtlc J*niLHow many thore aro who resolyp on a hotmnn for tlm ministry, nnd hn_hn^_ ernaHendernessrhB had been oofflned and .l/'~of' gorilla savagely a •facTof vvTilcF
THE greatest enemy that any man
(or llfo, and any, "When shall I awako?" but Iven me the money before I had the story, epuloh^redl There Is no bnlm powerful
flolzed on by their old habits, cry, "I will alf told—"if It will .do the young man any
to heal the heart of oho who has the most Illiterate and unscientific of an have la sin in his own soul.
try It oiiow'more. 1 will 3»ok It yet again." ood, hero Is a, hundred dollars." Right rought parents to a sorrowful grave, and 3er captors Is fully aware. When she
THERE Is no promise in the Bible
Years a^o tht-ro woro somo Princeton stu* fter that conversation I said, ''Now, you! ho wanders about through the dlemal oem- was captured she was -a bit coy and
or i.ooplo-who borrow t ouble. ;
denta...who wero skatlnjj, and the loo wa! ro n .splendid follow; why don't you glv* tory.-rondlng-tho-UMr-imd- wringing the
obj
ected
to
eloping
"wlFh
a
"whole
party
very thiu, and somo ou» warned thn com- p your bad babltn nnd bo n Christian?" anils, and crying: "Mother! mothor!" Oh,
THE only right way to start out to
pany buolc from tho air hol», and llnallj Oh," tin said, as tho team ran 8own hla
mt to-day, by all ths memories of the past, of men simultaneously. She was a bit
warned tlmm onlirely to loavo tho place, hoots, ''I can't. I should llko tobeaOhrls. nd hy all tho hopes ot tho futuro, you backward when she heard dog» In e rellcrlous is to dolt publicly.
Hut one yoiin^ man, with bravado, after all
WHEN a bad man reads the Bible
'..... You soe, I havo got thoso habits on mo would yield your heart to God! May your
tho.ri'Bl had ntoppod, orlod out. "Ono round o, sir, I can't got rid of thom. I have boon athor's God and your mothor'a God bo the neighborhood of her home. Thero ho devil looks over hia shoulder.
wore several of the dogs and they were
more!" Ho avront around and went down,
IK wronfl lon^nr than you would think our-Godforovort" ho"
anil wan brought out a corpse. My friends, or/iinil I can't stop."
all. looking for linr, a faclfof which
;
thorn nro thousands and twns of thousand!
Sometimes, in tho momoata of repentance,,
HAZINS AT WEST POINT.
she'was not aware whon flrst she heard makes his followers just like him.
ot niou losing tholr .souls in that way. It It lO'would go to hla homo and umbraoo hln
UNLESS a man has poor health, ho
Mieir baying.
tho "ouo round morn."
Ittlo girl of elgllt years oonvulslviily to his
ndot ICunil RacelT«i n , Hentonco That
he dofea lind been set on hor track helps tho devil when ho wears a long
It a nma wants to rutiirn fronvovll prac- earl, and ho would eovor hor with adornMar Stop thn Cuotoin.
tices, nocliity repulses him. Deslrlnn to re- luiits and strew toys and pictures all about
by tho--ui(;n, who' wore anxious to cap- ace,
form ho Kays, "Now I will nhako off iny old or, uud thon from her boantlful prosonce—
Aonordlngto Information received at the
GOD and woman gave tho world a
ture
her. Sho tried to get away from
iiMnoltttes and I rfftlll find Christian com- 10 heautfnl presence of hla llttlo child—ho
ar Dapartmqnt, basing at tho West Point
thorn and failed. Whnn she was busy Saviour. Man and the devil cruel lied
panionship." And ho appoam at tlio aharclj muld go to tlio IntoxIcatliiKCup, and to tbo [llltary Academy hnirooolved ahonyyblow.
door eoina HabOatJi day and thu n.ihor Knieti ous« otsharao, as ii fool to tlui correction
trying to Ituop the dogs off tho men lira.
h» court martial which tried Oadet Elliott
him with a look an nineli an to say, "Why, locks; and there thoso bad iniin Ujpt pus h- t. Hand for oomnolllng "Plnbns" Harrla unit dashed up and captured her. Jennvy-,
IT Is not a pood means'of grace for
you here! You are tlm lost man 1 ev»r «x- ag bun on, n ship, full-winged, orashlni;. !n«ly to'stand on tholr tool, reached a vorpnatnil lo HUB at church! Conn), take thll nt,) the breakers.
Ict Haturdny afternoon. It eentoncod Kind for HO H!IO Is known now—mad" such ho lieud of the family to do all the
liOiit rlnht down by tlm Uoor," Intituuil of aayI was called to his deathbed. I hastened, > onH vnaf'a. confinement, with a doprlvavigorous objection fo being removed flvln'g.
inn, "flood mornlni;! I am Kind you an ml when I got Into thu room I was sur-i ton of all nrlvllogos, Including tho throo from hor homo that the mon bad to
THE devil always comes back to tho
Imre. Com", I will Klv«yoii a llrst-rati) soal )rlsod to Ibid him lu full everyday drosu, ly-j nimth.s furlough next ynar. After tho ca- bind hor; Then they Hlung hor on a man who don't say no as though ho
rl(?ht up by thn pulnlt." Wnll, the prodlnal, an on tho top of tbo itoueh. I put out my uls return to burraoka Uand will nlao bo
not yi't iIlHcouriii<i)il,niitoraaprayi-r nmntinK, mini and hu greeted mo vory cordially. Hn bilged to walk a tour of guard duty every polo, and In that undignified manner mount it.
and nomn Christian man, with morn /.i-altlmq aid: "Now, Mr. Tannage, uit down right nturday nftrrnoon, while tho rost of tho
wan tho young lady of tbo tribe ot
WHAT tho devil did In tho garden
common siinni), say», "Olail to HDD you; tht horn." I mit down and ho mild: "Lnnt adots nro nt liberty.
O. Savagcl carted abourd .a
t Kdon every olncer would tiy to do
ilyinif thlof wus savin! and I mippoan thoro l| light, just whoro you uit now, I saw myi
Hand's sovoro ««ntonco hiisstruok terror
n lloavoii.
tn«r«y for you." Tlm younR man. dlsausti)il| nother, though nil" luui been dead twouty ntotliohoarlB of nil tho would-bohaznrs. Tho ililp.—Now York Weekly.
I'hlllod, throws lilmsolf on his dignity, nv «)arn—yea, itir; juiit wliore yon sit now Him vlilnuon did not dlrootly ronneot htm with
To M A K E a law w i t h o u t a penalty
nolvnil ho will never untor tho IIOIIHO of floil ml. I <:oilldli'l>Jlliv» b«ou ml^tAkon. I won In) linr.hii? of tho two "plobnn," and ha miulo
To ItfnK»etlz« JIalrpliiN.
s to olTcr u standing invitation to
w wide awakV on I am now. Hho Hat junt
strong defciiHi) to Huh.itantlato his denial.
A No\y York iuiin IUIH received a pat- w.onir doing.
I'orhaps not qultn fully dl:wouni|;<til about vhiiru you alt. Wlfo.'I wluli you would take lin 'Unutanoi) may alnr> lutorfnro with tils
roforuinllon, hi) Htdles up hy iiomo highly ro- iie.su Blrliiirn oft that they aro weaving liuw standing. Ilo Is at prosont at tho hoad ent for a inagiiotl/.lng box for hair"PEUom1 tlmplf also In the. Lord
m>oclabli) man hf imnd to laiow, ^oin^ down iroiind iiioi I wish you would talco them ofl; if Ills class, but tho hazing optsodi) will sorl- l)lnn. Hu docH 'uot olearly Btiito the ind Ilo Hhall K!VO thuo tho desires of
tlio ntroot, uud Immodlatuly thu rcspoctabln liny annoy mn very miioii In tills oouvnnw- iily mam hlthorto uiiblomlshod record.
bject of blA Invention In magnetIzlng hlno heart."
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• man ban an nrrand down uomo othor Htrtiot. lon." I MIIW hi) wax In delirium. Ills wlfo
th« [iln.s, but It IH presumed that tho
laid: "Thorn In nothing there, mydoar; tlioro MERRILL PERISHED IN QUICKSAND
Woll, thn prodlKiil, wlslilni,' to return,
SIN ly Its own .dptcctlvo. No man
uomo member of a Christian uiuioiiliitlou by a nothing tlioro."
>lmrgo,l pliiH urolesB llablo to como out
', (1.waiio hlirwoil'any more than ho
tlidhiiiiil. or tries to. Tho Olirl»t|au
'i'lliin lie resumed tho mmvorsivtlon, ami
o (j,
SlnUliic II n Illronloil Itloii Wlio if tho hair nnd be lost, as thoy aro all*" '?.,„ e!)ca|)
eacapo
i )( |.
,iild: "Yu.'i, my inothor sat just whiiro you
man looloi nt him, luolm at tho fiidml
ittraotoil toward ouoli other whon In poTrlnil l.i> HUDOIIII Him,
ill now. I Icanw her. Hho liu.l thn snutu
and the marliH nf dliMlpniloiij Insti'ad i"
Tais Kiirosk way to miilco a man
liiK him a warm tfdp ot th» hand, hn offoi. ipmilaiilna, and tho hiiiui) cap and tho tiaiiin
Gliarlox Morrlll, n woll-known cltl/.oii ot Hltlon, To romovo olio on them It nniHt nad. quick Is 10 toll h i m tho truth
him tli" t i p niidii of thn lulu; H"K°i',i '>' tin Uiroi:. and tin) Hiimo di'o.in. It miint havo iHrllngtoa, VyiH.,wns liurlmlullvan tow days
(loin; ngaliiHt tlio magnetic force
ibiiut liiiiii.'olf.
.nM'ii
hm-,
Junt
an
ttho
looked
•
twenty
yDiini
hilt hiiiid, whli'h In i-i]ual lo nlrlkliu,- n man
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which Icnilii to Ici'op It In plnci) by at-'
lu Ihn faoi). (Mil how fmv Clirlillaii pnuplr v^u—Mho haw hoen dead now tW'inty i
Hr. Morrlll and othnri woro dlni;lin: a wi)ll ructlng It. In the roiiialnliiK plnn.
'L'liK man \vl:o III>H boon ci.nvnrtod
liaili-rHtaii'l huw niiinh foi'i'n and j^usp • \ud hitting thi)ri) ,-)hu Hald to mo. 'ItOMWi-n, * ill a farm throo or four mlion nouth of HnrIglit
UIIOWH noinol.iiliiK tluit ho can't
tlinro IM la a Kond honiiMt haiulHliaidii};, ivluli you would do I,utter;' nnd 1 (tot up out Ington. Tho tild"U "avoil In aud liurlod htm
coop to hliusoir.
Koini'tlmi'M, whnn you havo full tin) noDit of1 if Iind, and 1 Icnnlt bwild" hnr and iialit. ip to thi) Hhouldorti. lll:i oonipanlonii 011niu'oiiraKiiiiinat, and HDIIID (JhrlMthiii man hiu 'Mother, f wliili 1 miuhl — I wlidl I nould ilo loavorod to dig him out/ whnn i|uloknaud
inaii who doprlvps hin brother
' tal;nu ylu heartily liy the hand, havn yoi letter; f would llltn to do beller. Won't you
All tlio vvoriil . i i l i n l n - ' i iind w o i n l i i i ' M )f a rl(,'l»t In tin IwUur than thn onu
i utnicik and tho iinfnrtimuto man graduuot foil thrllllui; liiniiiKh "vory Illiruof your iel|i me? Yon \innd to Imlp iu». Why iiaii'l ally sank out of jHlght In tho prmom'.o Ad lihd A l i i i ' l ' l i M i n :ix hnlvt*.
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body, inlnd ami noi^l an nintoiiraKniiieiit that foil help nn) now;,nmtlinrV" " Hut noon 1 )t ihi) nic'ii, who wcirn unalili) to nunlst him.
wan junt what you minded? You di> not know (aid. "Noiv wo will pray." I knnlt to pray, rim lioily wai roiinvoi'O'l iioxt inoriiliiK, work A l i i c ' i ' l c i l i l M X I I U i ' i l w l l l i i h ; i l l n ; ; c h l Tint only placo whoro it uiiin really
miylllliut at all nhoiit t h i n unlniis yim know lln dlil not ruaHy.n a n y t h i n g I imld, l n u p - lavlni; linon proMonmoil all night hy ii.worul )iisly c u r v e d ;intl u r a c v l ' i i l l y l i i s l i i u n r d IVON l.s in liiti mini, h.oino ponplo liavo
whim a niiiii trlo.'i to rntiini from nvll oouraiv IIOSD. 't'hnn 1 i;nt up and nulil "(looit-hy ililflrf' of mon. Hi) wan twonty-.'iyvoii y«ar;i I l i i i l d l i ) hi IL i i i i i i ' v n l u i l s l y I'll'oi'.l l \ i)
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' tooupoii, viiAl.ly iniii'i' dpi- lor It'S imr- l very Hinall llfo.
Wu nay df;iiomn iuiin, ho MVIVI n hloolc or
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Vos; when ho cloHoii thd l.oiintlloiijiiniln 1>. Mtodalior, a prnmlnimt farmor
of ilhinlpatliui 1iiiinn him, thn |imi|ilo iilmim 't'l'hln man had bin v.ruuia, and a good mini) llvlni; mm i' llmllii|<lnn, N. .1., nald that 111 illll.y of ( ' i i n i | i i i ' r l l i ^ anil r l v l l i / i i i i ; a niiistor iiuiuoslo.il tlui liiind to play
t h r i ) w u[i tlii'li iiaudii In lunTor, an mmili u nttliDiin hn hud lilii filului, and n KOOI! iniiiiy Lwo wookn thoro \vouldii't ho a wiitnnnoloa l'(inwt,'Clai| c i i i i l i l i K M i l , . Tlio wiVi'M I I I I M
t n 'llm t.iuio of 'Marclmu;
to imy. "lnu't It ulnii'hh»K-" lluw thmi iiflli'iin; lint lot that man In thin Mir iillrou In tho ooiinty, hoiiiiuMo of n piiru- lioon iislni; Mio ;ix slui'.o prolilsliii'Ic
li lloornlii.' "•-- .lud«o.
ilalhly,1 fatillilloiin (Ihi'lntlami la all mi1 who In without nin naatlhu llrut utonu on ihl; illo that In ranldly Ullllng thn vlnon.
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It In a Hiniill Intnint, not unlllui a ladyhiiK
ii piiinooi' in rii'iiiiiin i lie iiifiii ax
kiin\v, unlnnii (liny havn an n:ipiinlal train i
On thn ono Hldiuif Hi" pulpit «at tho liiuiu
Him \VilH I'ri'i. l.i. Hny.
n appiMiriiaoo, aud lu a tttn^lnnlKht dopiK
llful nhlld, an radiant anil nwnnt faemt an any hoiiMiinihi of OKK# OIL ^' t < k unitor nl.lo 01
<:ai'M, uii:ililnanil and it[ilii)l;itiuiul, nai'.h nno
l i u i u l l o , ui,'(ino.o HK|I|,, ui,nun,'ami ohi-.," ulio ropoatod, "1 o.amiol, lovn
car lo liliiiiinlf. Thry niiiiiot KO w i t h pulill nhllil that ,'int ut your tiibln thin
ioiivo.1 It fuvimi. It iilno loavm a HUni
I lo. Tim iix'.'iiu'h ,IM In l i u u i l l . i r In n i l you," lid )>au4ud IrrcMolulo.
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Klin knew not th» norrown of nn oi'|ilnu iiili.'itnniw whloh inaUon tho plant look gr
( u n n and nliiniMV.
n o i ' l o M i i M In rani In Ivnrnpr, a n i l I I , you l l r i u V " lio I'Rll.i'icil. Slid ilnllloil. .
Oil! yii ivlni iiurl your Ilii of nodrn at III nhlld; nlin wn'n not old "ii,iii|(li to ninll»i for u tliiio, af(or whlnli tin) l.iavu:i wllli.H- ami
l l M In n i l I,lio l i n t . K l i • I'olulili'.i ;IM I lu'
fiillnu, 1 t"ll your plainly, If yuu had bnui Hi,mi, Homellmnn whnn I t h i n k ofljuit mvlu Ilo.
Sir," ulio'rololiiod, "[ llivvo no d i j - , '
Miirroiinitnd liy tlinuainii liilluiuinii.'i, liuitnai i,',01111, bor faun Imimtii mn l|kn U Im.iutllii
Tin) famiorn nriiund llurllngton havoirlml
n o r l i M i i iix- N o w V i i r U Sun.
lro lo bdiiHl,' b u t ' Hln'i-o you liavn,"
of iillllii|{ l»-dity amid llm niilturuil, and III 'miD throiiKli a horrid i l n a m . (In tlm ullio ovi'i-y ninann tn HIIVO Iho vlmvi, hut n.nu
iliar.';r(l I, Im i.uli]iM',l, In hero 1 am f i r o
I'Dllnnit uud Ihn ('hrlnlliiii, yon would liuv ildn of tho p u l i i l t ' n i i t Ilii) inim who lllld tin nviill, iiii.t iiiaiiy aro plowing up tholr
T.I. i l l n l i l O I I t i i t IU,. I I i l n r : , I I I I . V I 111 11;;
• linnii u nriiuOhlnit wrntidi, iiovnrinl wllli III! itr./ynd him. Thny had put tliu wormwno inilolio.i.
It) i,ay t h a i , I liuvoi.'i, worn onl, IJii'im
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iiiiiliiliiimliiatlon. It In not lini'iiiimi ynu iir mil thn Kail lulo ( h u t orpliiin'n imp. Thir
MH.M uf l n d . a u c j u l w for niitliln(< ' - :
iiiiilmil him olf Iiu) pnii'ipliv,^ 1 iitood tlinr
any Ixiltnr, but iM't'iiunn t h n m n n i v "f f i n d h
prolnnlnd you. Who urn you l l m l , linmw
mil t,ild t h o m Hint tljni'n was a (Iod and
\Vnulil yon mtiko onniiui"it-i ol « nmi! Kxoluiii|.'o.
•I'li'n nialillvlun InluiKlorH.
up In Olirl.-itlan iilndx.i ami \vnl>-h"«l liy i l h r l
lUilKinniit itinl n lii'll for tlioin who donji-oy,
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MfthliVliUi luliiiuldrs out aliiiio. H.t
tlnn piirnatnifn, yi>u tihould tin no hard oa tli i h u l r f»Ihiw.'i. l>lil limy wniipV"' Oh, il«ii'n
MI" tour. Hid lliov:ili;li r,ii'"iiiliu;lv'/ N u t oa foru n meal they rollrn to t l u i mom i«' iniihl. Would you iii.iUn u i:i)iii|in-il u(
Tbo N o w I'listor — M y linithor, 1
Klnit uf i-ll, my bMthm-, ( h r n w yoiii'Mnll
,li,li. 111,1 l l u ' V nay. "What u p l l y lh.it tv :l(i(Iod Hpot they ran llml and eat will. it woiimn'l TuUo livr lulml uml Jim "ill i i i l l u r o you to lovo your oniiiiiUv-.
Ouil. (In In Him fi'iinkiy and n u r u r r l l y mi i l n i t r o y n i l him?" Oh, no, 'I'tmy nat ain ]riitvn blind" <>r Miirrniiinleil by i win bur luiiirt.
Col. Komi (of tho K e n t u c k y union.
Mil IIImtliDiin habllii v»i havn, ami a-,I. Ill ija/.i'd ul tlm ni i nin an viilnio'i at llm iMi-nici
I f t h o r i i In any Imlp In all llm ITOI>IIIW:I
of u lamli vvhuin hititrl limy Iind rlppml oiil irronn. Tlio exnbinatlDii of I h l n pro
Ililiiuni llfo is u piny, cnn!ilillii;{ o h h l i m dhlilct)— Can't, dn It-, IIIIMOII.
oiaiil|>iitniit luvn to |{|vn It to ynu. t i n n
Tho Now 1'uitoi --You
'I'hnt n l t i l i t . l l i u i i K h m v f i h ' U ' l lay lu Onluv»<> m u t t o n IH morn likely to bo four Him nmiiy 'lilfuruiit uounuii; mid tliiitu win Cun't, d o l U
K'l Wllli a Idlltf rlnmnt'iiln pimpln nail |U.IV" ()umiit«ry, I hnunl iitlnrwitrd Ilial iliivin inn aioiluaty. In dnya KOIKI by Iho mm
urn in tlio world 113 iipttotaiiirj olton could If you would try. «'ol. Koutl —
iiiudn up of "olin" and "ah'i ' and "fun v< wmil il«ht nn \vllh tlmlr lii'liiiiltliin, ditttmy
ao doubt cmicottled liiniHulf loot uo
uuilurutund tho i>lot nnil tlio qliurnctori liuiioHitlblfi. Hain't uot nono to lovo.
and nvnr, amimul" <lo to (Iod aud (icy fi Inn HiDiiiMulv^i) mid di>»troyln|{ othurn,
b t l p l l m l p l holpl and If you imuiiot .)ry fu , (lathnr up nil lho nnui'^lori of body, mla< plan utrongor than bo ubould uuatcb tlio buttor thaa thow> who mo thoro in Shot tlio ia.'it ono thlfi
liolp, juiit look uml llvo.
l\i\(\ ooul. auiji appealing to Uol 'or nutint^' hard earned food iiwajr.
A'uck.
1 lomeuibor In I lib tato wiir, I wan i
OVERWORK
A'ugUaUC, '1832.
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••-Mninlo'H IniNliaiiil Mtulloi-H torrlbly.
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f J'hc merry blrdu onll down to me,
And looking nji for them, 1 HIH*
On May iS mention wan made In thin A llnnh of pink through yonder tree.
column of a eiirloiiH theory concerning
(be hlmory of a very old llr-trwi froTn Methlnkii nt flrut It blnuheiT with uhnrao
North America, n section of the lower To hear llu jHiorly clioorn uainv)
part of vyhosie trunk Is preserved In ICn- Hoxv fair lit lilnuheu nil the name I
gland. The growth rlngB In the tninl)
• liow tliut tbo tree lived for ucvtrisl 0 halm of twnutjr cvtrywliopel
hundred yeuru, and that whon It won 0 Ivi'thu fount for fretting care
If I but bathe my eplrlt the re 1
about a century old UQinethlng huppeuod which Interfered with and de- rio blrst IB hu who owns bnt eight.
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layed Its growth. The effect woe to pro- Ilia heart may puloe with now delight
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duce a Herleu of rings very narrow and From bliinhlnir morn, Uirough etarry
clojio together, followed by rings of tho
iilghtl
usual width, Indicating that the treo — Ilo»ton TrniiscrluV
had uud'denly regained Ita vigor. AcT«TO HlrilH xvltli Ono NtYine.
cording to the theory, meotlonei(l the
Kuniiy — Yon t a k e lilclc li'ont(>r too
Influence that retarded tho growth of
the tree wau a uerleB of atmospheric dln- «orl<> Hly. Notlilni; lio Hiiyn IH worth
turhaticen In tho Middle Aftou which n inoiiienti'u connldonitlon, N i i n n ) - caimud widespread epidemics In lOnropc llul hi; ln»liiual(!(l thai, 1 wan one of
nud Afllu, iind presumably In North t.lio niiiiiluoiiin itr|Ht,(ici'ac,y. l<'urinv —•
America ubto. Mr. H. K. Feruow, of I l l l l l l ] l l l ! l i d I l I i H l l ' l , h l ' I I M; ' I ' l l O l l k ' l l ( O
Washington, writes to Nature that he t o l l a niuslirooiii iroin , u toad stool. —
tlilnUn thin Ilieory lu hardly tenttble.
7,one,i of narrow 'rlugfl, li» najrii, aro
A NnM« Aim,
eonimon In all of our treed, and ho ougI'm Icor—Toor old I l r o w n l o y ! lie's
tfciilii thin explanation: Let a treo, llbn licrnino IIIHIIIIO, I hear, w o r k i n g at,
the Or In qnmtloti, grow up under ftt- Mini, loloiihdiio liivoiu.lon. llurkor-—'
varuble coiidltlolin for u hundred yearn, Whiit, wi* ho tryliiK I'd liivoiiu? I'arand (ben '"' a hurricane break off a k(^r - A d o v l r o for iirovciitlnu; (icoplo
large purl of ll» crown. Huddrnly, at from n i l l h m you u p whon you don'l
leant within u year, thn rlnga of growth
in t a l k lo Uieni -^1'iicU.
will become narrow. Within about
A «,!».. Ill I'ollll.
thirty yeiu-H the erfcwn rocuporute«, but
Htlll tbo fooil-iiiiiteil^il ilenrendlng from
"If, an tlio H l i i l o hityh, -all lloHti I:
Ibo leaven IH Hcnnty for the lower por- KniNs,' " said Mm n l u r lioanlor at, Mn>
"Mil"
tion of the trunk and narrow rliiKi con- lii'ral; luui, t,ali|o yc-l'Tilii v,
tinue lo form there. Illirbnr up the irve, t l e n k inii^l, lut l.lin k l i n l of ' . l u l l Mnr,
however, tbe rliiRH will be found wldrii- I ' h i i ' h M o x i o a u I m i m i i o r l M a r o ni.ulo
li>(f. K l n a l l y , mid rather nuddenly, Iho
Hiipply becouii'H normal lower dowu
A I ' l a i I K i i l !'<•!.
and tbe HIIKH I'eniinio I l i e l r rrfjulnr
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w i d t h . ThiiM varlniin nccldouln oceiir1
w l i l r h "i " i>niclli'<il.
rlntt In a tiv« record their t-ffeelti In II*
I ' M h e l Aro y i m n i tin'!
rliiHn of g r o w t h .
" \ \ ' l i y , y o u . ' M y l i i n d i i i i i d , y n u l,nim p .
A/i a ruTi- a (j»od lunibund lii a uatla- \ln a p l n i t o ^ r n | i l i i ' i ' , mill he l u i ' f l n u ; ; l i l
JtMif i i a n u l tu Miy '(.onk | * U ' j | M n n t . ' ' ' Itoil h i i u l K i n d .
W h i m \\'liiun.'i.
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( I d O N I l ' t lie'.'"
"V«-s; and IIO'H so liniiotuoiiH and hot
tempered be f r e q i i o n i l v enilitirniM.se.'
tier very much."
"Mow KO?"
"Wlis, when ho goes to ealj her dnr
ling who IH never quite mm." Hint he In
uot beginning HI Htvenr m luu-.—T
Voctf* nnd PoeiiiH.
"I begin to feel like my poeuiH," vlghod
(he poet to tbe cruel lady who hud null)
nay to bin penile appeal.
"In what rcH|iocl, pray?"
"I have been rejected no- i.fteij."Dctrdlt Kroo I'I'CHH.
Why II Wu«.
.ICilltdr-Hinllli, what do you menu
by flaying (bat I>o MinudKO WMH tho la(IloH 1 linn at the receiitlon huit night?.
I wax there and did not KCO u ulnglu
woman near him. / /
Society reporter (()f coui'HO iiotj ladled aro afraid' of~-ll«»W).— Now York,
World.
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A IMoilcrii I>t-iiionltinion«
fibe-In tflr. Itiimbler (inch nn <'lo.
(jnciit innnV
He—lie IH Indeed. lie once pornuadod
a cable cue conductor to ring the boll
to Mtiip.— IJfe.
l U i t l i I.oiid, Too.
'li'H7.cr An onion lu IIUo u church boll.
Wca/.cr Mow HO?
Tenw-r ( i n ! a peel on pool.—I'hlludol[ibla I n i j n l i r r .
H d i u r l l i l i m (if ii J < i l ( n Ifm-nclTa
A \ v i i i i i i i n ' i i Idi-a of a John IM xomo
l l i l n i r U n i t "'111 iv i Try a man. — M i l w a u kee .lonrniil.
Ovi-rwOTlilutr.
'i --,"1Weary I veil Willie, If yon don't titop
\ v o r K l i i K no luiril you'll havo a rolapito,'
t l m l ' i i ci'i'liiln.
Weary W l l l l o ( l n e r e ( l u l i i i i i ) - M n W d r l t ?
Weary I von '.'crt; I never neon a
fellor chew liln fond'aw loiii; im you do.
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Aug. 15, IBM : ' '"•
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' BAPTIST. Rev. J. 0. Killian, pastor; SanJOHN T. FBENCH, P. M.
day services: Preaching 10 SO, Sunday-school
News from Nebraska eeema encour«
aging:forEepuDllcansT~iri8~8aid-that
the feeling of State pride over Bryan's
nomination has worn away. Tbe indications now are that be will not only
lose his own State of Nebraska, bat be
is likely to lose bis own county. It
went against him on the Senatorial vote
in 1301, and is likely to go against him
on the Presidential vote this year.
ills of humanity.'
.A beautiful line of
At $7,50
Boys'. Pants at 40 c.
BtOCH,
Sbpes.*' Shoes. - • Shoes.
Shoes made to order.
Kepairiiig done at short
Boots, Shoes,
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Of Hammonton, N. i);
11.45, Junior 0. E. 8.00 p. m., Christian Endeavor 6.30, Prcaohlng 7,30. Weekday prayer
meeting Thursday evening 7.45.
~~C4tn"ocicvfiTr~JoBEPn's;—Revr'Splgai'dl
rector. Sunday masa 10.30, a. m., vespers at
7.30 p.m.
. EPISCOPAL, ST. MARK'S. Rev. A. C. Prcsoott, rector. Sunday: morning prayer 10.39,
a. m., [second and fourth Sundays celebration of the Holy Eucharist 7.30 a. m.], Sunday-school 12.00 noon, Evensong 7:30 p.m.
Friday ore Evensong, 7.30.
METHODIST EPISCOPAL. Rev. G. F. Bishop,
paator. Sunday services: class 9.30, a. m.
preaching 10.'0, Sunday-school 12.00 noon,
Epworth League 3!00 p. m., preaching 7.30.
Class Tuesday and Wednesday evenings 7.45.
Prayer meeting Thursday 7.30 p. m.
Mission at Pine Road.
PRESBYTERIAN. Rev. H. R. Randall pastor
Sunday services: preaching, 10.30 a. m., Sunday school, 12.00 noon, preaching 7.30 p.m.
C. E. prayer meeting Wednesday T.30 p.m.
Church prayer meeting Thursday 7.30 p. m.
Missions at Polaom and Magnolia.
/(ad'ati Evangelical. Hev. Thomas Fragalo,
Pastor. Sunday School at 10.30.a.m. Preaching at 9 a.m. Saturday, 7 p.m., preaching.
U»ivEii8ALiRT. Rev. Cdstello Weston pastor. Sunday services: preaching 10.30 a. m.
Sunday school, 12.00 noon, preaching 7.30
p. m. Sociable alternate Thursday evenings.
WOUAH'B CHRISTIAN TKUPERAHCB UNION.
Mrs. Chas. E. Roberts president, Mrs. S. E.
Brown secretary, Mrs. Wm. Rutherford corresponding secretary.
,
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SunL writofii_: lr Xo u have a valuable pre-^
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Win. Iluthortoril,
Commissioner of Deeds, Notary
Public, Real Estate and Insurance,
JIammouton, N. J.
Keal Estate
FOR SALE.
Koko, with Chewing Gum, »
Oleine, and Blue India,'
are as cheap as dirt,
and they ihust he sold. and twenty-five cents
buys six bars of most of the
standard varieties.
We don't quote prices,
hut you'll fihd them all right.
Stacks and stacks
of them.
We make a reduction
in the price of
Powder, thin weekr
Grocer.
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GEO.
W. PRESSEY,
Hqmmonton, N. J.,
Justice of the Peace.
Oflloo. Boooml and Ohorrv Bts.
One Year fot $1.25,— cash in advance.
Address Ml orders to
THIS lUil'UltljIOAN, llaiiiiiionton.
John Scullin.
AND
Lumber Yard.
Justice of the Peace,
All varieties of the
Finest Mill Work.
Sneh, Doors and Blinds:
FIRST GRADE
Wsn.
ConimiHsioncr of Deeds,
Notary Public,
Conveyancer,
11AMMONTON, N.J.
Insurance pluoud only iu tho most
rcllublu companies.
DoodH, Louies, MortgagoB, Kto.
Oixrofully drawn.
A Specialty.
Near tho Railroad Stations,
Hammonton, N. J.
OCEAN TICKETS
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Posts, Pickets, etc.
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Folpoiu, N. J.
(«X. Lumber .wwod toonlnr.
Orders rucelvud by niiill promptly (lllofy
Commissioner of Deeds
Pension & "Claim Agent.
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MR. EDITOR :
It is said that he who straya
In your last issue I read Mr. Ruther- around the other side of the Lake, as
These monstrous propositions arc ford's article on canning factory. He the' evening phadea descend, has a circus
submitted to the people of the United .says be haa 8500 subscribed, and not all to hirnselk Hidden behind a friendone subscription taken by a farmer. Let ly tree, fie may observe a portly figure
States in the year of our Lord 1896 :
First, "The Government should own m« explain my view. The farmer has emerge from a neighboring house, and,
all ho can-do to pay hia interest and peering, cautiously about, slyly lead
and operate the railroads."
Second, "The telegraph should be taxes at present, without increasing forth a.steel steed, which he mounts by
owned and operated by the Govern- them.v Let canning factory stock along, the aid of the steps. Soon comes a
ment."— Populist Platform.
as I don't believe that they will pay the sound as of a sudden earthquake, that
-farmerTany-more-for-his-fruit-tban-4Be sends-little-ripplela across the moon-lit
would cost the United States a sum BO predominating price in the market, lees lake, and, reverberating from hill to hill,
great that the public ''debt, at '-flood expenses. If they do, you can expect a from the dark erecn woods to the old
tide," would dwindle into insignificance failure, as that is not the style of busi- saw-mill, 0pme a sound re-echoed from
compared with it ; and such a stupen- ness now days. Then we will be worse the man who fell,—MIt'a a funny garnet
dous proposition as the following would off than. by throwing our fruit into well ! well ! well !"'
appall any of the financiers and states- Boston Harbor or the East Kiver.
At last,' after persistent agitamen who have at any time in the history
I hope. Mr. R. has harped on that; tion, two of bur, farmer readers have reof tbeGovernment managed the finances; enough; it is a rather stale chestnut.
but not so the "boy orator" who travels Although I am young, I have had some sponded to the suggestion of a canning
factory. ^ But" there are others whose
over the country on three platforms, experience, and I have failed to hear of
'opinion is worthy of expression', and we
and is endorsed by three parties who any fruit being thrown into either place,
wish they would tell our readers why
have provided the "ways and means": though "it is quite possible that some
they do not favor the project. If it is a
"We demand that the_power
to,issue stuff called fruit found those places; good thing, let's have it. If not, why
:
notes be taken from the biiuks, Und that but good fruit generally sells. What
not?
all paper money shall be issued directly
ftom thfi Treasury Department."- Dem- the farmers of this town want ia to use ' iE5" Miss Edna Adams and her friend
ocratic Platform.
.
„ ~ • good judgment in planting, and caring Miss Lida'Ealston, from Philadelphia,
"We demand that the Government, for fruit planted,—not Jet it take care of are guests at L. Beverage's. Mrs. Adin payment of its obligations, shall use itself. For instance, don't trim your
its option as to tbe kind of lawful money blacks -BO long that the fruit is the size ams and daughter, Miss Mabel, are also
expected.
iu which they are to be paid."-PopuZisf.
of'peas, and expect thom'*to*go to marPlatform.'
Mr. James, of Pennington Semiket and find any place but the Harbor.
Here is a proposition to take from the
nary,.
is
assisting Pastor Bishop, of tho
We .nil admit- times rire hord,^;bnt
;i
:'owners 'of "tfieeu" railroad" au3 telegraph hope they will be better with .the uew M>E: Church.
;:
lines their private properties, and start administration of McKiuley and Hobart.
tbe mills to runnning and make paper
KucMin''s\!Rrnic(i Salve
Then talk canning factory., ,
money and compel tbe owners of Uieee
The best, salvo ittitjbp world for cuts,
LATON M. PAEKUTJEST.
properties to receive it in payment ; and
bruises, sores, ulcers, s*l.t;rhemn, ,feve,
sores, tetter, chiipoed h.iuids,' chilbjaiuu '
honest men are asked to assist in this
and all skin eruptions, and posirobbery by their votes. la the same ' Ifgr A young lady living not a thou- cprns,
tively cures pitas, or ~uo pay rccjuired^
platforms they have 'denounced the sand miles from Hammonton, at the Ic is guaranteed to give perfeutr sktisfaoExecutive, the JudiciaryTWd the
•Btationrthe-otherday-otj her way to At_
.
_
gress for moat all the crimes in tbe lantic City for a day's,outing, said to a per box. For sale at Orbit's.
catalogue, yet, without anybody to friend, "Just look at these gloves; I
guarantee them, this trio with las came away _. in such a hurry that I
morals ask the people to place them in hadn't time to go up stairs for better I have fitted up a shop on Third Street,
control, and add to tbo office-holding ones. Aren't they a w l u l ? " Then and am prepared to do anything in the
class hundreds of thousands of railroad happening to glance at her feet, aho ex- lino of Tin and Sheet Ir'ou Work.
and telegraph employees, Who would claimed, " Oh, horrors ! oh, my | look Jobbinc and Repairing promptly, attend-,
ed to, at rea«onable prices. '
•'
.oliLihiiinposUionH by tbo favor and at at those ahoea 1 " She had on one ueat
M BAKEIfe—
the pleasure of the politicians in AVash- patent leather tipped shoe ;• the otber
iugtou, who could use this vast army of an old plain one. In 'such ft hurry"
organized men to porpotuato their ahe had taken one of her. own and one
control.
'
LEX. of her sister's, and they wore different
sizes. But aho went to Atlantic, just
Arrangements have been made to heap
the aaine.
in Btock ouo of tho best forlilixcrtf nuido
CANNING FACTORY.
And that reminds us that, years ago, at tho prcBont time, and guaranteed as
Canning fiietorica all over South when ono of our most promising young per analysis on tho bags. Manufactured
Je/eey nru running full-handud, with men waa a "kid," coming in from a by Bruuiljeld <t Foster, Coloni, lid,, and
Ol work."
\ ' game with tho boys, just at dusk, bare- will bo kept In stock at tho now freight
clip7|\;d tho above from fhursday'a footed, hia parents bade him hurry and depot, .0. -§• A. It. R. Apply to .J, H.
Ph(lodWphia Record. There ia no doubt get ready,-as they were to attend a BuooicEii, agent, at tho depot, or to
it could be v ruado a groat success in preatidigitatory entertainment In tho
Haniniouton.^'But who will "bell tho hall. Ho rushed up stairs, flahed shoes
cat V" A few have already gone thro' and 'stockings from tho cloaot where ho
tho gup, in subscribing their names for had .thrown them, and was ready In
a given number of shares.
timo. During tho evening, he accepted
You published, n year or BO ago, tho the performer's invitation to assist him;
lollowlnu, which I clipped from tho and mounted the stage for that purpose,
Journal, published in Camdcii, Quolda when the audicnco burst out with a
Co.,N. Y. :
"
\ •
roar of laughter,—hu had put ( m o n o
"Tho llaveland factory haa put up Xvhlto Blocking and ouo black ono.
Bollovuo Avo. and Second St.,
about 1)0,000 cans of Hiring beans, 10.0UO
cans ol lima beans, and ilioy expect to
B$)u "Ben's Jump Camp" (or Camp
HAMMONTON, : : :
N.J.
can over 100,000 cuna of BUccotusti this Killian some call it) haa boon Iho Mecca
season. Corn packing baa commenced,
All buBlncHB placed In my hands will
of which article llaveland will p u t ' u p of certain Hammontoniana for a time.
j. bo promptly attended to,
nvii-40(1,000, the Wooda factory 100,000, Touts aro pitched on a high hllill on
Tulhlll nnd Stoddart 250,000, Ueo. G. the south bank of tho Kgg Unrbor Uivor,.
Htoddurt about 00,000.''
apparently mllea away from any human
This, Mr. Editor, speaks for itself. habitation. It ia an ideal place for such
Tho factories of Williamatowuuro doing a camp, with a lino boat, ahundanco of
handuomely, i.t'., making money. A llsli, a doon channel for bathing, and a
Second tUroot raid Hollovuo Avo.,
friend ot mluo had over 7000 (tomato clear cold spring. rita|oriKill|au naya
vlnon, and 20 acres of corn ton and h« never enjoyed a vucn'tlo/i uo'wull', and
twclvo Icet high, which hit iniunda to IB gaining dally-In health und strength. (Innnouta mttdn In tho bnflt manner.
market ritjht, there, for good prices, us OhurloH, hia brother, la "chluf cook and Hooiivlnpt ninl liupuiriug promptly don<*.
roaHoucihlo. Sntiufaotlou guuranheretofore.
bottlo washer," and they sny ho makea
toud I it (ivory ouoo.
My list la still open lor Hultaarihnra, ut a good ono. Among tho 'pUgrltntt to
$10 per shWe. WM.
tho vtfniu (for a day, montlv) aro Hey.
A PATENT
and Mra. J. 1). Killian, Mr. nnd Mrs.
I'Yiuity. Luhmaii imil two dainjhtura, E.
Mif. ICDiTou :
Hlooltwoll and won Henry, Will. ().. and
Our frloiul Utithcrford mtmt not be so John K. lloyt, IMvId T. Duvlca, Jr.,
Oil CRATE.
hard on tho iiumoru lor not uubucriblng and Frank Adama. 'ArrangonumlH aro
to ihn stock of lliu conUiinplaied canning mado for larger caravan to-day.
factory.'
Tho long-felt want for oomotliluK bettor
(W George Krrlcoon, xvhllo plowing limn a totturing mini 11 bottomed buuketl
When (heir borrlon liaroly rcahxod
lor
shipping I'cudiOH in, bus boon found
enough (und In uome CHHUS not enoui>li) recently, on Mr. MllnU'lid'H farm, turned ut IUM,, in tho ubuiie of u cntto Mint, liolda
to pav for picking, vvlutro IN tho ten out from tlui noil a gonulno Indian iitono two li.uiliotii. This nurrlur hiia a spring
dollars to coum from to pay for a share hattlo-axo which ia eittlmatod to ho lioitoin, lllso a buolt-board, thut proventH
three hundred years old. No "canoo" t'niit from buliitr bruliuicl In tninolt,—on
of slock V
vi an<iii or cuts, on llio way to maikui. ^t
hiiHlnuHH
In thin. Many have HCCII It, U
If ho can lull, ho can do hotter than I.
ll«lit. but very utroii^, mill In'i-mlcd
Many thlngn our fanners would llko to anil Mr. Mllutoud InvlUm ull who dutilro I >r a roturii imoUngo. Tbn i;<ivur la
mi, vrlucb ujivoii tho ninioyaiico of
do ; but they miint look on |iatiei)tly ti> HOO tlxu vuuoruhlo \vcn,:ott Uj.oull ut I'Hijjeil
lying or wiring uovm-HOu biuiki'tn.
and wall "coming uvunlH." A n y w a y , hia rcmldeilco.
IMoiteomplnle, $15 |>«r 1O<>,
HttulcotH lor imulei'M, $!1.>SO por !(/(!
thuy iiiiiht llvn, und this year pay liunl
•V Uov. II, T. Taylor In Hpcndlnu a
Hamplo eati bo sunu ut Blown ,(: (,\).'B
for all thuy get at our Hlonm.
couple of weekH with frlunda :it Eaton- iii..no.
For sale by
OLD FAUMICU. town and Long Branch.
J O H N HVUIjMJN. Atjt.
MEW
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JUNE 39,1890.
1. A. largo and handsome house on
o'o'j
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Business Organizations.
n n
Pleasant Street, only a foiv rods from the
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railroad, very convenient, with heater, Fruit (Jrowcrfl' Union, 11. J. Monfort oooroUry, U083
411 ii'io
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KgK lUrbor
1 41
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5 III 5"f,2 V'fo
uhlppera of fruit oml produce.
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oonoorvatory; good barn, two lots.
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2. A neat 7-room houoe on Second Bt,
4 2 0 s'iri
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rolnry, g|>l|>pera of fruit sail produce.
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AtUutloGlly
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very convenient, bountifully finished, Harauionion l.oon and Oulldlng Amoolatlon.
heated; one lot.
W. R. Tlltoii ««oretnry.
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HUNDAY T K A I N B Imro JUriiriiuiit.ui i\a fullowi ; Down tnKnn, ri
a in, RIK! (I:0'J p. 111.
Up trulnit, acntiiniiKxIiillun, H:OI n. in. mtd ft:f>\\ p, m.j «>x|)rcaH, A
0. Good house and lot on Second St., WorUliigmon'n I,oon and Ilnlldlng Aiaoolatlon,
W.
II.
HrriiBUu.iBO,
0oaro(ary.
very desirable.
I'ooplo'a llnnk, W. H. Tilton c.slilor.
12. Farm on Pleasant Mills Road, five lUmmoiilon Improvornnnt A«oiicl«llon. M. li.
I'HKl'AIlATIONB FOH
miles from Hnmmonton post-oflloo. 20
Jioliion proMilont, W. 11. Ilornihouta tea';,
aoros, partly in fruit j good house. A
(). W. tjttitay treaouror.
bargain.
14. Tho Lawson house, Orchard St.
LOOAL BDSINESS HOUSES.
Fine houso, 0 rooms, heater, cany terms.
Holluklo and oniorprlilug partloi, In tholr
15. A laruco house on GVapo Btroot, 7 rmpoollro llnm, whom no can rocomtuond.
For dotallB, «e« tholr adlcrllseincnu.
rooms, nearly new. Two acres.
Of Nov. 3rd are already well under vvuy. A. now
10. Ton uares on First lload, four In Win. Dakrr, tlnimlth.
llojrt A Honi, publliliort, printers.
berries." Olionp,
Gum Dlonh, clothing, tailoring.
17. An attractive and very comfortable II, Mol>. I.llllo, Imnliraro, furnlturo, oarpotB.
honso on Central Avenue,—seven rooms, Ilobort Btool, jflnolor.
Is to be elected, and the
halls, pantry, Imth, hot and cold water, M. Ij. J»nk«on, meat and proJuoo.
L,
\1.
Gogloy,
b«rnem.
windmill; two acres, apples and other
(J, W. 1'romojr, Jujtloo.
fruit. Fair torus.
W. H. llflrniboUBo, ooal.
18. Thirty acres on Seventh St., partly l)r. J. A. Wa»i, donllit.
will, an always, bo found In the thlolcetit; ol' tlio llwlit, buttling
cranberry botr,.
John Atkl-iiun, Juilloe and tailor.
vigorously tor louitit business principles, whleh will bring
10. Forty pores on ()i»lc Hood, irood John Murduok, •hoofl.
liroKjierily to the Nation,
honso, barn. etc. Nearly all land In Wm. Hulliorford, roul o.uio and Innurnnoe.
Tho Now York Weekly Trillium In not only tint I«HI||HK
in profit, liioludlng ninall cranberry, bojc. Wuu lloruihouio, planing m i l l , luiolior.
'J, H. Tliaynr, utinlcal liiitruuienta.
)to|)iil)llciui puper of the oouiurj, but IB jire-eiitlttiinlly n
Itoasouable price.
Iloiiry Kr.mor, (Ifolnom), oodar luml>or.
Ntttionnl Mnnil]/ ffetaijiaper.
"0. A houao nnd largo lot on Kgg Monfort Ojole Oo , blo^olio, nundrloo
In oumpnlgn nuws and dlnoiiHiiloim will Interest every
Harbor Itoad ; nix rooms, Imlla, attic ; 1>. O. llorliort, <hi>«i.
Amorloaii oltlKon.
heated. A bargain.
(Jcorno KUInn, dry good«, grooerlei, eto.
All the news of tlio dny, Foroliru Oorrosnondoiieu, A«rlKlght room house and two lota on Frank 1C. Uoborti, gracorl««.
Kokhardt, moat and produoa.
uulturiil Doparluient, MuiUel KojmriH, short Atorlvs com pinto
Third Btroot; vorv oouYculcut; heutod Jacob
I'rull drowon' Union, gontiral morohandUa.
In (inoli number, C'omlo I'lotiiU'ii, Fitnlilon l'liu»i< wild nlubn(
throughout.
Oha«. ()un»lq((hain, Phyilolan and burgeon.
ntla dnHnrlptloiiH, und u variety of Uouis of huuauliold Intercut
(loo. M. llnwloi, meat and pro<1uoo.
niuko
up an Idottl family paper.
'•••
any-.desirud informa- J.I). Hmiill, b«k«r «nd ounfrollij! or.
J. Ooodinau, olaiblng »uil nailoni.
Wn fiirninh the Houth ,T<THi«y Kiipiilill^an and tliA *-*tion in regard to the above, 11. I,. Molntjro, uinal and produoo.
Now York Weekly Trlbuno,— both
Wiu. O. Hood, llwrjr » j koardln» ilablog.
call upon or address Editor
of South Jersey Rqwblican,
The shekels come;
out goes the wood!
How about Soap?
first Thursday evening in each month in
. Even Colorado has repudiated Teller. Meoti
Mechanics' Hall.
N. Porker, 8a»h«m_LCh»>. W. Anaiin, Chief of
"Records. " TtfeeT every~7nei9ay'ij* BTe"ep IB We
Mnionio Hall.
M. B. TAYton LODOB. P. & A. M. W.
L. Bltok, Master; Alonzo B. Davis, Secretary.
2nd and 4tb Friday nights In Masonic Hall.
Jn. OBDBR USITED AUBBIOAM MECUAKICD.
Bph^Bakelyi. Councillor : L. W. Pardy, R. S.;
A. T. Lobloj, F. 8.
Meets every Friday
evening in Mechanics' Hall.
OKU. D. A. IluaaELL PORT, 0. A. R. Charles
E. Robortc, Commander ; W. H. H. Bradbury,
Adjutant; L. Beverage, Q. M. Meets 1st and
3rd Saturday nights in Mechanics' Hall.
WeuANs' KELJKF Conra. Preiideut, Mrs.
M. E. Hutlon j Secretary, Miss Leon a Adam>.
1st and 3rd Satniday eve, Masonlo Hall
Qin. D. A. HUBSELL CAUP Sons op VETEIIAWS, No. 14. Oapc., Wm. Cunningham; First
Bergt.. A. V. W. Solloy. Every Wednesday
ova. Union Hall.
THE HAUUONTON ATDLKTIO AsaooiATio'n.
David Cottroll, president; Daniel B. Berry,
secretary; M. 8. Wblttter, captain. Meets
every Monday eve, at Adteciatlon Hall.
Hammonloa Base Ball Club. 1'res., Dr. 0.
Cunningham. See. and Manager, W. D«Puy.
Our little ad.,
last week, started
the ball rolling.
\
for
13l!i Chestnut St., Phila.
-—MONEY—
Mortgage Loans.
'- NO. 34
WHAT THEY PROPOSE.
If you want a good reliable article brain baa paralyzed the gray matter, N. G.; William H. Bernshouio, Secretary.
. «f- foot-wear, at a reasonable and caused him to run mod on that Moots every Wednesday evening, in Masonic
Hall.
price, you can got it at
BnAvniDNKiit TniDE I. 0. R. M. Obarlei
one idea.
Teacher of
HAMMONTON, N. J., AUGUST 22, 189(>.
..VOL.-34.
.W. L. Black.
The National Encampment of the
Grand Army of the Republic will be
Fon
held at St. Paul, Minnesota, .Sept. 2nd
to 4th. For this occasion the Pennsylpania Railroad will Bell, on Ail". 29,
Correspondence Solicited.
30, and 31, excursion tickets to St. Paul
1828 Atlantic Avenne,
and return at exceedingly low rates, as
follows : New York. 828 ; Philadelphia,
Atlantic City, N.
$26.25; Trenton, 828.05; Baltimore
and Washington, §25 ; Harrisbnrg,
Williamsport, and Wilkesbarre, 824.75 ;
Altoona, $23.50; proportionate rates
from other points. Tickets will be good
for return passage until Sept. 16,, with
HO WoiIANS CnBIBTIAJfTEHPERANCE UNION.
an extension to and including Sept. 30 You
Miss Minnie B. Newcomb president, Mrs J. R.
- ' " • • it deposited with the Joint Agent at St. Moore secretary, Miss M. E. OIney cor. eec'y.
Paul on or before Sept. 16. Full inforlEATEBNAL.
notice. mation can be obtained on application
ARTISANS ORDEB OP MUTUAL PBOIECTION.
to ticket agents.
A. P. Simpson, M. A.; A. B. .Davis, Secretary.
Spring Suits
'Fay Building.
Directory.
Cheapest and Best
Mr.GulseppoAnnataslo
, : Mr. QulscppoCanmrota
.-.' Aggostlno Caponoojo
Authorized Capital, $50,000
.-' Mr. S. B. Congblln
. CLERK. J. L. O'Donnoll.
'
•
Paid in, $30,000.
,.^ NlcoloCulabrcso
COLLECTOR i TnEAsonun. A. B. Davis. .'•
* Ubtnenlco Dl Crlatlcilo
Surplus, $14000.
MARSHAL. B. Shoorde.
Mr. Floctdo Jacobo
JUSTICES. John Atkinsen, 0. W. Prossoy,
• Gulooppo Lebeatren,
J. B. Ryan.
Francesco Lorn mo
i CONSTABLES. Goo. Bornahouso, W. B. Wells, R. J. BYRNES, President.
Bonj. Eogletto.
Vlnccnzo Lombardo per Vonconzo
M. L. JACKSON, Vice-Pres't
Dl Aeoatlno
OVKRBEER OF HIGHWAYS. W. H. BnrgOSS.
OVEHBEKR off THE POOR. John W. Logan.
Dr Jaraea O MpOlureW. R. TILTON, Cashier
NIOBT POLICE. J. II. GartoD.
Maria Wlncenzo Lauretto
FIRE
MARSHAL.
8.
E.BrowDi
Domoalco Travaglleno
DIEECTOBS:
;
'Linda Tonausollo
Town COUNCIL. - Wm. Cunningham, Proa't,
' ""
John C. Anderson, Daniel M. Ballard, George R. J. Byrnes,
.
Gattano Tomasollo
M. L. Jackson,*
King, J. P. Patten, Alvln Adams. Meets
Htirianno Tomasslo
laat Saturday ore each month.
George Elvins,
Mr Wlllard
BOARD op EDUCATION. C. F. Osgood, presi- _ _ „ \
Elam Btookwoli
rOBEION.
:
dent; J. I*. O'Donnoll, clerk; Edwin Adams, Ii. G. F. Saxton,
Mtlazso Nlcolo
Monfort, Dr. Edward ;Norlh, P. H. Jacobs,
0. F. Oagood,
Vluceozo TrnboBCla Dl Francesco
Miss Nellie Socly, Mrs. M. M. Beverage, Miss
W. R. TiltoD.
Teotlsta Tuso
Anna Pressoy.
A. J. Smith.
Meets
second
Tuesday
ia
each
month.
J. C. Anderson.
Persons calling for any of the above
,
.•Curo DYSPEPSIA. HEADACHE,
CONSTIPATION and PIMPLES.
The People's Bank
Huoouimor to Alox. Aitkou
lluniiiioiilou llotol
Livery and Boarding
„ Stable.
Carting and Dollverhi); of nil Idndn
(lonu promiilly, on eliuit iiotluu,
Hlii({lo niul Doulilo Oitrrlu^cH to hire,
by tlio duy or hour.
Tailor,
/Hammonion.
PEACH GABBIER