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REV. A. WALLACE, Editor. OOEAN GROVE,, N. J., SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 8, 1883. VOL. IX. NO. 36,
CAMP ■ MEETING OF 1883. self, then he rises to superiority. All ever-brightening pathway of the Chris Christ. Jeaus to save, left all hia glory quences of not doing them. He re by the B e rvice a during camp-meeting, power:ia offered the faithful instrument tian life, and said ht!, believed Bome per becajne incarnate, and did not cease hi minded us of theBeif assertion o f Christ, and wero desirous of expressing by th is REPORT CONTINUED. to accomplish ihe salvation, of men. sons were converted1, without knowing earthly.missionuntil he had reached who placed such importance upon hia act, their loyalty and consecration to The. weakness o f the pulpit to-day ib, the fact. A man who is Bincere, and the hearts of men. The work o f re- own teachings aa that the welfare, pres Christ. After this service! was over Dr. PEERLESS PULPIT ELOQUENCE. that the ministers B ro not consecrated lives m> to the light he has, ia a good detnption haa been going on,,and that ent and future, of man depends upon Stokes made aome farewell remarks, re CULMINATION OK THE CROWD. powers The weakness the inaction of m an; But he who ia both o f these,’and evidence has confounded infidelity is obedience to their spirit. In them the turning thanks to the ministers,, the the natural orator for the unction o f adds theWto faith in Chriat as his Sav the flower o f conversion in others. It highest principle* of morality are un audience and the choir, for their faith . CLOSING CONGRATULATIONS. tbe Holy Ghost. They shine but they iour, ia a\ Christian; There, is a ;wide was'jessential. for Chriat tb come that folded with childlike simplicity but with ful attendance and efficient aid in mak do not burn,. difference yetween wilful unbelief and he might condemn sin in the fiesh, that THOUSANDS OF PEOPLE HAPPY. the majesty of Deity, compelling the ing these meetings a success. He al Three qualifications are necessary to helpless unoelief. One is damnabje, the be bjight show the world a perfect man, homage of every honest soul.'. They luded to the material prosperity o f this GRATIFYING RESULTS. render our individuality a power for the. other cheering ; one deceives outright, heitji without sin, the law had no instantly prove themaelvea to the mind place as the result o f faithful adherence greatest good. W e must be living in the other crifcs, “ Lord, I believe—help pOwur over him, by. his atonehnent the without argument, and are received by to the religious idoa which had,inspired Last.week’s R e c o r d presented a syn carnations of Jesus Christ, have pro thou mine unbelief.” ; Conversion im righteousness o f tbe. law-may be ful the moral nature as axioma. its founders, and of thoir determination opsis o f camp-moeting-wcirk from the found sympathy for the unconverted, plies an absolute surrender o f the will, filled in ub. God cannow be just and the Men in their own atrength cannot live to m a k e religion tha prominent fe a t u r e ! commencement up to Saturday night. and have the gift o f purity no less than and a change ol heart which is. tho seat justWer of them that believe, without these sayings,. An absolutely new spirit in the future as in tho past. He believ W o continue the narrative in this num the gift of power. Then the nations of the affections) and this surrender is violating tho law, which man through must be put ipto us. The morality they ed nine-tenths o f thoso who came here ber from Sabbath morning until the will bow to the mild sceptre: of the possible before conversion. He aaid he disobedience has taken, but we are to contain is a profound one only half seen, w e re in sympathy with the aim and o b close o f tbe meeting on Thursday, 00th Prince o f Peace. The vision o f the eeer insisted .on a remarkable conversion do ojir part. ■ • until tbe revolutionary power o f the ject o f t h e Association, and all w o u ld ult. These two issues embrace mainly and poet will, be realized, and Christ whon he first turned his! face heaven The firet step we must take is belief, Holy Ghost uprOots the human nature. admit that this had been a glorious the department of preaching; other will be crowned the Saviour of mankind ward, but that a selfish wi(l had to be then, obedience from love, which will The kingdom of heaven is asupernatur- oamprmeeting. “ Lnat Sabbath,” h e features of the groat occasion will bo the through the power of a consecrated finally suirenderedl' and he had to wait ultiriiate in sal vation, al tnoral condition, attainable here to said, “ the largest congregations in the subject of communications for several individuality. patiently the movement p f the Spirit; .- ' f, GOD'S I.MAUE LOST— REGAINED. become immortal hereafter. The con- history, of the Grove assembled on th e s e weeks to come. For half an hour after the doxology The witness of the Spirit n the knowl Rev. Waldo Messaros, o f Phila soquences of obeying these aayinga is to grounds,” which he interpreted as evi the people lingered around tho. Audi CAMl'-MKETINO 8ADHATH. edge received that one is a Christian; it delphia, read two texts, Gen. 1:27. be imniutably grounded on the sure dencing a growing intoreBt in the place torium, many crowding into the Taber : Thegreatestday oftheseason each ie not belief, but absolute knowledge. “ God created man in hiB own image, ” foundation; and of disobedience, !is to and its objects. Tho^leaders of tbe dif nacle, where, after a brief sermon by year at Ocean Grove is the Sabbath oc Faith gives ua salvation’; it ib our capi and ?d Cor. 3: 18, “ But we all with build upon the sand. His illustrations ferent meetings had furnished him with Mrs, 0. L. Roacli, several souls were curring in the annual camp'-meeting. tal in business; it is the, fire in the fur open face beholding as in a glass the were apt and lucid. The description of the following results; which although powerfully blessed at the, alter. Then the crowd culminates. The min nace—not. the headlight the engine; glory of the Lord, are changed into the building of Eddystone light-house not accurate, were under rather than . Of the Sabbath School, Bible Class, isters selected to officiate must be the the headlights might be, brilliant, and the same image from glory tp glory, was graphic, , and the glad river in over the mark. He believed tbe un and the children's m eeting—the aggre best obtainable for popular and effective we have had samples of t^em through even as by the Spirit of the Lord.” spring^ bursting its fetters o f ice and counted results were greatly in excess gate attendance ] -being nearly 3,000. preaching, and every appliance which out these meetings in fine pratorical dis The preacher’s theme was divided into singing joyously to the ocean, was a fit of these figures: We give memoranda'elsewhere, ami ot zeal, prudeuce and experience suggests, plays, bu t. after all, the power to send the image o f God in man— the image emblem of the emancipated soul, freed There had been reclaimed, 45;! con 3:30 p. M; at the tap of hell, is resorted to. for general order, and the ua forward was the fire in the heart. loat,;and the image restored by Christ. from the chains of sin, rejoicing in its verted, 327; sanctified, 302; quickened widest possibly scope for gospel inilu- BEV. J. BOYJ) BKADV; Faith comes ~ by. prayer, bpt prayer is The image was, a spiritual image, with new ; found liberty, as it B o u g h t the and helped to a better and more spirit ence. ,.-j- mustered the resources of hia extra not tho mere utterance o f words—it lovOjas ite centre, a divine love, con boundless sea of divine love. The ser ual life, about 3,600, making in all, 4,274 August 26th dawned most auspicious ordinary pulpit ability; to the elucida- must come from tho heart. \ straining attraction and desire, an im mon will long bf) remembered by the souls who had expressed themselves as ly. People intent on a goad “ Sabbath ation and enforcement o f that grand He paid a beautiful tribute to sancti age of purity, forgiveness, truth, justice. thousands who listened to it. benefited in some way by these meet- day’s journey” rose early, and after text, Heb. 7 :25. “ He is able to save ficd old age, and said in Christianity the Theje' is a divine sense, unregonerate ! REST KOR THE WEARY. inga. The Doctor evinced much feeling sauntering along the shore, dropped in them to the utternibst that com o to best of the1 feast was always reserved man' has not. - Wisdom, which is the Rev. I. Siminona, in the afternoon, in tho course o f hia romarka.at the con at the Tabernacle sorvice, where fervor God by him,” The analysis was original, until' the last. There cornea a time in mosl beneficent use of knowledge we familiarly addressed the people from tbe clusion of which, the ministers on tho ran high, and the exercises could hardly comprehensive, and profound. His the experience of all ChriBtiaoB when alsojlack. This primal image may be w orde," Come unto me all ye that labor platform descended the B teps, and pro manner and doctrine was a forcible il there ia a persuasion o f heaveu, and this be suspended for lamily prayer at the restored. In Christ the likeness ia and are; heavy laden,” Matt. 11: 28. ceded by the choir, marched twice is often reserved until the end of“‘life ap main stand. lustration o f “ logic on .fire,” and every fourjd. God said when ChriBt was Tbe question was, how can we come? around tho Auditorium on tho outside, proaches. The path of the just',shines During the love feast the greatest period in the adventurous flights of his borri, I will socialize myself, I will in- The answer iB, to turn away from sin, to followed by a largo numbor of the peo oratory, thrilled both nreacher, and clearer aa .we near the olose of the jour ' throne; we have ever seen about the Au oarijate myself, that imagination may change the mind and purpose and leav ple, all returning to'the place of depar- people again and again. This was one ney. -. \. •: ■ ditorium gathered there. The bulletin no longer be the ladder from earth to ing Ml forbidden baggage behind, be ture.. ’ ■ -’.!/. '.7 ' '•'■! ■ : " -’■ . • BEV. C II. YATMAN v .V” boards o f Saturday gave fine promise, in of the strongest and .most effective dis heafen whereby to try and reach me, lieve with ajl the heart on the Lord and During the singing o f the final hymn courses ever delivered nt Ocean Grove. was the preacher at 3 o ’clock. His text the names announced for Sjnday’s and thus he manifested himself in the seek him, having faith that be is more each one m - the -congregation and on ■ Until we can present a more complete was Ezra, 7:-22—“ Unto a hundred tal preaohing. The “ overflow meetings” pe'rabri of Jesus Christ. . solicitous to get souls than souls, are to the platform, clasped the hand of bis synopsis; no fragmentary report can do ents of Bilverj and to a hundred meas- in Tabernacle, Temple, Tent and Pavil The moral man cannot save himself get him. Coming to Jesus means com neighbor, Dr. Stokes then prouoilnced it justice. While the eloquent preacher urea of wheat, and to a hundred baths of ing into a purer life; growing like him, ions have been referred to; but the chief for every virtue we pOBsefB1 treads close the benediction, and in the name ofthe closed with the ringing invitation, wine, and to a hundred baths of oil, and interest of the morning hour centered on vice, but the spirit of Chriat will en having the mind of Christ in' ub ; this Trinity, declared tho camp-meeting of come unto G od!” there were salt without prescribing hdw much.” in the effort to hear 11Come! able ua to balance our virtues, and coming is reciprocal. W e give him our 1883 closed The bell which bad called thousands to respond. ’ This decree Of Artaxerxes to-furnish hearts, he gives ub hia spirit. Thus we ltEV. J. P. NEWMAN, n. I). give ua the material for building up the the people during the poat two months “ I flm coming Lord, com ing now to the'.” • Ezra, tbe priest, with tho above, he re surrender all to him, and receive far O f imposing presence, magnetic mari new im age; prayer is the ladder by to tbo varioua meetings held here, tolled garded ns typical o f what God provided more.than we give. He urged feeling ner, euphonious voice and rich imagery After the pressure o f excitement run which we reach Chriat, and he sends three times, and the vast concourse tor each of his saints oh their march to ly upon all, the acceptance o f this lov in bis rhetoric, thiB gentleman met tbe ning through the day, and reaching high the blessing. after general congratulations, slowly the heaveniy Jerusalem. ' Each is to ing invitation. • general expectation as far, perhaps, as tide at the surf meeting, it was a formi . Satan when ho tempted Christ offered diaporsed. havo his measure Of silver, be it small mortal man could havo done it. His dable undertaking to face the evening him the kingdoms of this world for the - ■ LAST SERMON. '■ or great, sufficient food for the body, the The evening’s discourse was ,’ iven by theme was “ the power o f individuality" congregation. homage o f worship. He offered all ho Aftor Camp-Mooting. wine of joy, the oil of gladness, in meas Rev. B. M. Adams, his theme being \ as deduced from John 11: 28— “ The REV. GEORGE W . MILLER had which waa rejected. It is the mis ure, but the saltofgracaj which seasons, “ man's need of a master, and Christ the In leas than one hour after tho final Master is come and calletb f o r thee.” Was the preacher. A better camp-meet sion of Christ's Church to show Satan saves and preserves, is bestowed without supply.” Matt, 22:10. H e depicted doxology had been B u n g on Thursday, .The boldest thought ever suggested ing text, eo happily following that ofthe that he does not own a foot of ground, limit. We are living in a climate sur the power of sin, the temptations to August 30, the thousands who not only to the human mind, Baid the speaker, afternoon, could not have been select or a single soul out o f hell, and we rounded by the malaria of indifference, yield thereto, the strength given to re packed the great Auditorium but filled is the conversion of thiB whole w o r ld ed. Salvation was the subject. Text, shall greatly err, if pur. battle against the scarlet fever of doubt, theamall-pox sist it when the Master's aid was secur tho entire square around it, bad melled to Jesus C hriB t.’ Christianity is stamped Isa. 45:22. “ Look unto me, and be hiiri is.not to wreat the kingdom from o f Bin; and spiritual hoaraeness, or fail ed, and the value of a soul as measured away, leaving that centre of attraction with universality. It recognizes a uni ye.sitved, all the ends o f tbe earth.” him. ., . •. ’ ure to speak for. Cnrist; bat all these in by Christ's standard. for the preceding ten days almost en versal brotherhood and aDivine father Tnis invitation said the speaker, • . ••' . A NEW 'CREATURE. ternal ailments the salt of Divine grace tirely deserted. To cottages, tents and hood aa essential to its existence. Christ come to those who are lost;, to those In the evening Rev. Dr.. Huntley, of CLOSING SERVICES. will save us from if we secure enough bf boarding-houses, and tlio pavilions by is the only universal man known to the who have removed themselves from the Washington, discoursed from these The last great day of the feast Thurs it. By it also wo keep sweet our faith, tho sea' the peoplo took thoir. way, and race. His Jewish origin was a mere ac moral standard, who liavo left God and words, 1 Therefore if any man be in day, August 30th bad come. The hope and charity. > instend of tbo storm which had been cident, while his fraternity was an es joined satan ; ths word o f doom is in Christ, be is a new creature, old' things morning services partook of a farewell Dr. Stokes mentioned tHat 2,000 per expected for two or three daya, the sky tablished fact. H e ie to save the race the book, the sting of sin ia in the soul, are passed away: behold all things are character, “ Shall we meet beyond the sona had Btood up at tbp morning ser became clear, and the weather contin through the instrumentality o f a conse and such rebels who have violated the become , new, 2d Cor. 5 : 17. These river?” was ii. favorite hymn, and vice for' prayers and react a portion uf ued pleasant, although the ground was crated individuality. That power is a law and suffer the penalty, now as In nil wordB he aaid could be divided into two pledges were exchanged, that the jo j-- a letter addressed lo Dt. HiWton, thank dry and the avenues very dusty. recognized fact. Hence we divide men ages, cry out “ What shall we do to be heads. What is meant by being in ous fellowship of these day of grace ing him for the morniligaertuon, which Tho reaction was quite perceptiblo all into malefactors arid ' benefactors ; the saved?” and the above is the answer Christ ? What conditions are requisite and salvation, would bo renewed on had convinced sonio/bearls of Mn. ■ the lifternoon ; some found it necessary former we brand with infamy, thelatter God Almighty giyes,invariably. to secure this end? How are men the banks of deliverance. At 9 o’clock, In the evening # 6v, Bro. Curblt men to take needed rest, others found bath with glory. We do not bate or love Civilization does not reconcile to God, qualified to fulfil these conditions? the-spacious. Auditorium was crowded tioned that three ladies had resolved to ing agreeable, and some wore compellod men in groups, but singlo out from the indeed, the loftier the intelligence the What are the results? He confined with people to participate in the closing become Christians, alter being talked to to enter upon the necessary prepara masses some ch ief bonofactor or great more awful the embarrassment. It himaelf to answering the latter question ceremonies ofthe camp-meeting. Many by a Christian lady |n the congregation, tions for a speedy doparture to their dis malefactor, upon whom to heap our would seem that men try every way but by Bhowing that a new creature waa a ministers were on th e1 platform, the and said that others should imitate her tant homes. , blessings or,cureea. AH great malevo tbe right way;' they strive against them reconstructed man, filled with the singing was unusually spirited under example. . .' '.’t >'■' As the Bbades of evoning fell tbe cus selves, become penitent, undergo pen- graces o f the spirit, wbereby the spirit the’ leadership of Prof. Sweney, and a lent or benevolent movements are to be . •••:;• REV. T. B. : NEELY, • tomary crowd besieged tbe post office, traced to individuals. Tne secret of a ice, try to atone for the past, form re- ual house becomes the abodo of sanoti- solemn feeling rested upon the vast of' the Philadelphia Conference de and before the Tabernacle was opened, Bulves, break them, but at last learn to fied ambitions, hopes, fears and all tbe audience. Sermons from 27 ministers this power lies in these facts; life an livered a thoughtful, earnest and ap every door was thronged by waiting swers to life, mind acts upon mind, and look away from themselves, to realize attributes of man’s moral and mental during the preceding nine days had left propriate sermon at 7:80 p . m, on worshipers. A'm eeting bf prayer and that God is love. Love is the first fact nature; •'. their impress. Each had a lesson pf its yice and virtue live in their own com Christ’s interview with the woman ot testimony was held there by Mrs. Lizzie in God’s dealings with men; The ex The audiences during the day were ow n ; each was stamped with an indi munities/ ' . ' Samaria;.-at Jacob’s-well, John 4:0. Smith, the platform being filled with pression of that love is seen in Jesus large and attentive. : viduality peculiar to itself,.yet all were It is a great fact that God employs “ Living waters,” ! as emblematic of ministers, and ovory seat and aisle Christ, and nmn's heart must be quick ■V- - n i n t h d a y . fioighted with the one grand theme, the some individual to accomplish the pur spiritual life. a gift of God, and revealed crowded with peoplo. ened by it. What,a blessed promise ia It may have, been .'prayer, as .one Of ever new but ’fold, old story” o f redeem pose of his will; this is a law of hia iri the gospel, was beautifully set forth, The following day, no leas than seven the Wesley Lake ferrymen said, which ing love, and the, people heard them providence from Moses to Christ, and this, that if we look we shall be saved, and thirsty souls invited to partake of different meetings were held, and all turned aside a gathering storm, and gladly. Now the titna had come ton se from Christ to this hour. Some of his but there is nothing more remarkable its abundance of blessing. T h e altar well attended, the atagea and baggage- kept the weather, in most'favorable Irbm tho feast, and renew with fresh instruments havo a miraculous birth, as than this faculty of seeing. The vision was crowded, and the prayer service wagona meanwhile going out toward tbe Cyrus tho Great; others are sohooled in o f faith in its highest analysis is the vi conditions clear up to the close o f the inspiration tbo duties of every day life. continued until many a song lind shout depot loaded down for every train. It camp. . There was great commotion, Friend was tb part with friond, perhaps adversity, or in other ways aro made i n sion of Christ.. Faith is the soeing fac of joy was, heard, indicating the new was a significant fact that with all thia however, along the beaoh- tides, rose, for the.last time ou earth, but withal struments o f hiB power. H o calls forth ulty o f the soul, Christ is the object to found peace Of believing penitents. burry to leave the grounds, every hour tho right man, in the niok of time, to be seen, and the Holy Ghoat is the light and billows rolled, to unwonted alti with a deeper conBoiouaness of. happy EIGHTH DAY. . - of tho day, Friday and Saturday, visit herald in a new era of peace and justice. wbereby we see. The Baving look is tudes. So in the Auditorium. The ser reunions after “ life’a fitful fever” is end ors wore coming in, and vacaut places Sometimes he endows an individual turning to look. When tho attention Tuesday, August 28th, was charac vices there and all tho social meetings ed. The ceremony o f infant baptism in the hotels wero thus measurably with intellectual powor which, if distri ia acknowledged, you will not look long terized by pointed preaching, succeeded on Wednesday, became intensified in! inaugurated the services, after which filled up, eo that Sabbath, Sept. 2, wit buted, would mako a dozen ordinary until you behold the glorious Christ. in each instance, by powerful - exhorta earnestness and power. the B o le m n sacrament of the Lord's sup nessed congregations surprisingly large, men. Sometimes he chooses two indi MONDAY. MORNING. tions, and revivingworkinthe.oirclea ■ IN TIIE MOltSISG. " per was administered, most of the mill: without the slightest abatement of relig viduals to supplement each other, us . An unusually large audier/oe for Mon of prayer. Scores wore brought into Rev. Dr. G. LanBing Taylor addressed isters present officiating in turn inSup ious interest. Wesley and Whitefield, and without day assembled in the Aiiditorium at the experience of religion during, the an immense aiidience, expounding the plying the hundreds who bowed at the After the scenes of Sabbath we enter this duality a great mission' could !not 10.80 to listen to Rov. Dr/Hanlon, who varied services. \ parable of the wise and fcoltsh builders altar with thesacred emblema, while the on tbe “ ebb tide” season, but through be accomplished; but the faithful, em selected aa hia t u t these/ words ■ "T h e ;. ' IN THE MORNING. ’' as narrated in Matt. 7:24-27, and Luke choir aang ftppl-opriute selections. the entire month, with favoring weather, * ployment of ona talent, and that the path of the juat ii^ s a (mining light."— , Rev., Dr. J. B. Grawtook for his text, 6 :46. The sermon on 'the Mount, of , An impressive scene was tbe march Ocean Grove will be a choice retreat for -least, may bring the grandest results. Prov. 4:18. The. temperature was de Rom. 8.: 34, hia theme being what God which this parable, iB the close, he di ing down the middle.aisle of one hun ptiysical and spiritual recuperation. Tbe question iB, how may I enploy lightfully cool; pwiO|g\to tho brilliant under the law could not do. By the vided into three, parts : ;First,.these say dred children, from ths rear of the Au my power, aud the answer ie, by an al aurora of the previous lyyening, which law men sinned, for where there is no ings or more properly translated, pro ditorium (0 the ultar. . These little ones All Biblo-class students, miniatorsand liance with GOd. No man ia great until reduoed the temperature srivoral degrees. law there can be no condemnation. positions, of Christ.'; second, the results who partook pf the communion, were Sunday-school teachers, can havo T h e he lays hold of forces external to him Dr. Hanlon announced h ia \ om e aa the As Adam fell, wo are to be lifted by o f doing them, and lastly the conse visitors hero. They had been impressed R e c o r d at reduced rates by tho year. O O BA N O -BO V ll K/EJOOE/X), SIEDPTEiM IIBIEIR,, 8, 1Q83.
The Young People's Meetings. Inside tho Line. Biblo Class Queatlona. Why was it Gideon waa led to tho Last Sabbath. enemy’s camp where he hoard the The fact that Dr, G. Lansing Taylor • v • No. 1. .■ •-.■. - BY MRS. MARY IV JAME8. We have questions enough now for dream told, when be know God had spoken' :to Moses “ certainly I will be was announced to preach, filled the several weeks to como. Meanwhile the These meetings whioh for years have In one o f the Ocean Grove meetings, with thee,” and lo Joshua "I will he with POBLianBD WEEKLY BY members o f the class may communi great Auditorium, and in the congrega been a blessing to tho young people a sister said, “ I want to be insido o f the thee—bn of good courage”—and to REV. A. WALLACE, cate with Dr. Hanlon at Pennington, Gideon, “ Surely I will be with thee ?” tion were many distinguished strangers, who visit Ocean Grovo began July 15th line, and not so near to the line which N. J., or with the editor of T h e -R e c o k d , For his encouragement, aa in the case /Nd* 34 N. Seventh St., Philadelphia, who wore qurprisod, no le s s by tho elo and will continue until tho middle of divides the promiBes o f the world from asking information on any point raised where ChriBt sent messengers to John K);and Ocean Gkove, N. J. quence of the B e rm o n , than the appear September. This year on account of the those of our Lord that it will be easy to the Baptist in prison. by^the answers published from timo to ance o f the multitude who joined with inabilityofBroa. Cookman to be present step over,.or shake bands with those on In reducing Gideoh’s airmy to thoao REV. E. H. STOKES, D. D., Corresponding Editor. time, or on others which may occur to such delight in tho services o f the sand: the meeting was placed in charge of Rev. the other side.” who were willing to lap water like a their minda, and they will appear in dog was it not more to test who had. ■ C TEBMJ3, POSTAGE FEE-PAID: V-. linry. : V ■; '. ■ C. H. Yatman, a member of the Newark It is sometimes said there is now no Dr. Hanlon’s Bible-class, the last of Conference, and now Seoretary of tho regular, order. the grace of humility in heart ? > Oneoopy,lotirmonUu,,.....;. »W line clearly marked between the church ■ I think not. .<• . « aIx months,...... 76 tho season, was largely attended, and Young Men’s ChriBtian Association at How can these words be interpreted : « «. one year,*....m.m..*J* w aud tho world—that the distinction io Has thorn not already boon a spiritual “ In that day shall there be upon, tho Olnb of five, one year, each...... *•« J*™ thought to be one of the beat o f the Newark, N. J. This young man loft obliterated. There is no perceptible coming o f Christ to ihe hearts o f true: «i ** ten ■■”■■■- “ “ ...... 1 5 6 bells of the horess, Holiness unto tho « : ’• tw en ty,v M '* 1J10 eories. Bro. Thornley closed hiB sum- a good businoss position to become a difference between them. Christiana believers? If so,' in wha,t, sense will • *?, twentT-flve, : J*00 Lord; and the pofB in tho Lord’s house mor Sabbath-scliool and bid his friends preacher o f the Gospel because h e . felt look like worldlings, talk like thom, shall be like the bowls before the altar. Christ’B aocond coming .(ini’judgment).', • Advertisements Inserted at the rate o f ten conta be spiritual ? It will not be spiritual per line, one time. For one, two, or three months, good-by for a trip to Europe. the need o f earnest work in the line of Yoa, every pot in Jerusalem and in Ju mingle with thom, share their amuse but personal. ; or by the.year, a liberal reduction will bo mado. At the surf meeting there was a no winning young people to ’ Christian dah aball be Holiness unto the Lord of ments, -and imitate them in various What reason have you to suppose ’ ticeable falling off in attendance. The faith and service. Certain lines of Hoafa; and all they that sacrifice shall ways. Is it so 7 This is either truo or come and take of them and sceth there that Gideon would not have won with . SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 8 , 1883. Beach Service” was on “ The Sea," and action were determined upon before false. If true, it.is a sad state of things. in ; and in that day there shall be no the 82,000? 2d verse indicates tliat he addresses wero sandwiched in 1'roiil Rev, the first meeting was bold. Dr. Stokes Jesus said,." He that is a friend to the more the Canaanite in the house of the would have won tho victory and the T h o President has set to.work on hiB: people would have takoh the credit to Henry Aston, of Now York East Con and Mr.Yatnian both agreed that many world is an enemy to God." He made Lord of-Hostsf ’’—Z e o h . 14:20, 21. ; annual report. 1 ' themselves. God chose to win by the ‘ ference, Samuel Hoisted, the celebrated souls should be saved. There was to.be the distinction very plain : “ I f any man It was a prophecy of tho high spir Tbe series of articles we begin this ituality of the gospel dispensation. feiv thut the ppople should glorify him ? oxhorter and evangelist, who told his faith, and work and prayer. The meet love the world tho love of the Father is . For tho reason that if he bad, God week, on the “ Young People’s meet experience— “ born lf504, converted ings were to be especially for the young, not in him.” " The lust ofthe flesh, the Is there any such thing as perfect ho would not have had the glory. ing,” o f 1883, will secure & very, exten liness in this life, and if so, how recon 1822,.happy then and happy yet, at the and together with testimony and j-e- lust of the eye, and. the pride o f life, Ought nut .the .word thine ho written siv e perusal. cile it with the declaration of the apos age of four-acore.” He was so full of marks and prayer, all of which wore to these are not of the Father, but o f tho thy before the word hand? (7th verse). tle, that." if any man say he is without No. Dr; Q. Lansing Taylor favored the the joy of the Lord that he said ho had be brief, thero waa to be a clear pre world.” “ No man pan serve two mas sin iie is a liar and.the truth is not in Tabernacle audience on last Monday in Bome places been given the name of sentation of the doctrine o f sin and {he ters,” etc. Now, by. what authority has h im ?” .. , . . Baltimore’s Carnival evening with the reading of. an elabor “ Old Hallelujah.” Miss VonFinklc- necessity of immediate salvaiion ”by the dividing line been obliterated'’ The meaning of the passage is, “ if September, iith , .12th, and i3th have been set • ate horoic poem on 11 Gideon,” which stein also mado a fine address, and Dr. faith in the Lord J o b u s Christ. Surely not by divine authority. any man says ho has not sinned.” many would like to see printed. apart for the Summer ‘ Night's! Festival at Baltl- /. Kynett gave a solemn parting word to Push, piety and power were to be the The. Bible ha* not been changed; the When I become a Christian is my more, and it is promised by tho committed, in The Ocean Grove book store will re tho people who were about to return to elements upon which the leader leaned divine requirements are the same; the nature changed ? charge that, the IHuinfriations, ;proccSaiona, arid main open during the fall, months, in their homes. ' o- for success. The infusion of the every line of division still exists; tho vo.ws of The moral and religious nature is other features o f the Oriole celcbratlon w ill sur- ' The evening sermon was by Rev. G. changed. ' liass all preyioua efforts in this lino. . Oir8eptem- charge of Rev, Frank Collina, after Kev. body - welcome - and - all-at-home idea, God are upon us—our baptismal von 8 ber llth an aasocfation of gentlemeii, reprosent- Mr. McCullough and his assistants re- Hughes—a fervid and feeling descrip caught by every one who came, gave to “ renounce the pomps aud vanities of Is it our priviloge to live in an exper-. iiig Lord Baltimore, his courtiers, housohold, and . turn to the city. This will be quite an tion o f Christian prerogativesfrom Psa. the temple a genial atmosphere an(l ienco wlien we need not Bay with the ollleers, will bo escorted from the vessel landing , this world, so that weshall not follower poet, .. ■ ■ 7 " ' accommodation to the poople. 45:: 18, followed' with an old-fashioned made success easy. .. .- to the City Hall.by. a great m flita^ prbcessfoii.' ; be led by them.” The Bible line and . Prone to wander Lord I feel it, September 12th, grand Llluminatoi) of Baltimore exhortation by Bro. 8. H a lB te d , of Now The true Bpirit of joyful devotion and Prone to leave the God I lo v e ? " - The advertising bills which have ac the Disciplinary line o f the Methodist" It is. x September 13th, jnystlc procession o f forty great, cumulated on our hands during the York. ■ ■ ■ 'r: v ■ the hearty song of praise soon con Church remain, and those who follow tableaux, 011 wheels; in which it is stated that Was Christ a free moral agent? If so, thirteen hundred men and over two hundred Summer ought to be settled. Strange vinced the lukewarm and the unsaved, Jeaus must keep inside b f the lino or in Gov. Pattison at Ocean Grove. was he able not. to sin, or not ablo to sin ? horses will be employed. . ■; . ■ ' A / . that some peoplo will pay anybody, or there was bettor feeding for the soul in cur condemnation and final ruin. It was possiblo, but the glory ofChriat The Pennsylvania Railroad Company w ill sell, for everything, before they think of tbe Hob. Robert E. Pattison, Governor of the pastures and by the waters whore There is no safety in stepping over was that while tompted in all points, he excursion tickets from all principal ticket sta wa* without sin. ■. ■ ■ . tions to: Baltimore' and return, particulara of Pennsylvania, who w it h h is family were the great Shepherd led his flock than (he line and being, on intimate torms printor and hard working editor. which may bd had at ticket offlcc«., they were having. The joy seen in the Is the foreknowlt'dge o f God n ocesB - W e have not sufficient space this making a brief visit to Asbury Park, at with those on the other side, and imita face and felt in the hand, and expressed ting them or participating in their vain ary and constant, or voluntary and ir week for reports of last 8abbath’s ser tended divine service a t the Auditorium regular? Js it a matter bf ohoico .with In the First M. E. Church, Asbury in tbe earnest word of testimony mons. Rev. Dr. George Lansing Taylor last Sabbath morning. He was accom amusements. Better be innide of the God ? Park, the Sacrament o f the Lord’s in the morning, and Rev. G. Hughes at panied by .Messrs. W . N. Hirst, A. At' brought quickly home to many restless /ine. . . • . --v It is his nature to knonOall things. Supper will be administered next Sab . — — .’, 'l —. ■ — " '. . night,' preached two of their best wood Grace, J R. Harris and other Phil hearts the query “ from whence do If we fully consecrate our life and bur bath morning. Praaohing at 10:30 by .and large' audience^ listened to them adelphia friends, who all took seats on they get all thiB?” ' and the never fail Editorial Mention. : all tbGbd for life, ahd continue to do Rev. C. C. McLean, of Jacksonville, . with great interest and profit. R ev. the platform. The Governor listened ing answer—" from the wells o f salva our whole duty, is it required of us to Florida. The regular evening service tion,” brought scores to seek the water o f The Germantown Houso will remain reconsecrate?' .. ' ■ Those new postal notes of which we with evident delight to. Dr. G. Lansing will commence at 7:30; preaching by life. Yotmg poople can always be won open during the Fall. Perpetual consecration, as well as per were speaking, can now be bad at all Taylor’s masterly sermon on “ The petual faith. ■ tho pastor. for Christif the right methods are used. The Norman, on Bath avdnue, will money-order offices. We would like to Transfiguration of ChriBt,” and after tho Tn heaven you say every one will be The leaders and stewards of : the So many came to these meetings from remain open during September,' receive about three hundred of them benediction, shook bands very cordial happy according to their capacity, thus First M. E. Church, at their lost regular almost every State and country, seek within 10 days, bearing on their face l y with a hoat of people, some o f whom Dr. Wythe.ia holding meetings every making the different denr- es. VVill all meeting passed a resolution to attend ing to learn how to carry on a young be tbe same in hell? And. -i* that your what is due this office, in amounts from he knew personally, others were .the afternoon at 3 o’clock, in the Young the regular weekly prayer meeting people’s meoting successfully, that it is definition of a moderate noil ? friends of h is honored father, Rev. Dr. People’s Temple. themselves and exert all possible in $1 to $8, from our diBtant subscribers. There are degrees of.punishment as R. H. PattiBon, and many who had essential every detail should reoeive Many thankB to friends who have The Selvqrt, oh Broadway overlook there aro of glory. fluence to induce others to attend also. o ft e n heard o f the youthful reform gov careful attention. This will. increase spared us copies of Aug. 25. We still ing Fletcher Lake ond the Ocean will . How will you reconcile the language The prayer meetings are held in Cent ernor, but had nevor met him before. the interest of the meeting. From the need a few of the same date, also the remain open during September. Miss of Jesus on the cross to the thief, “ .This ral Hall on Wednesday evening; H e was invited to deliver an address first the meetings- were over-orowded day shall ihou be with me in paradise,” iBsues of 11 and .18, to complete files, Mv A. Holt, proprietor.' Mrs. E. Hodson’s pleasant cottage is at the surf meeting, but owing to his and full o f interest. The results and with the words he spoke to Mary in the and hope to rcceive enough from those Of course every family remaininghore a desirable home for persons who may proverbial modesty, he kept in the back character of the different meetings,1 garden after hia resurrection, “ Tbuch who can return thom to us aftor thoy during the fall and winter months will me nbt for I have,not yet ascended to visit the Grovo during the Fall or Win ground. HiB visit to the Park and they varied much, will, be given in a aro done with them. need a piano or organ. Please note my Father and to your Father; to my ter. Board may now be obtained at re Grove, he declared, gave h i m very great Beries .of short articlos to whioh we in card of Mr. Douglas, and see how easily God and to your God ?.” duced prices, and guests will find Hod' One hundred guests on an averngo pleasure. vite special attention. this luxury can be secqred. His spirit was in paradise. He spoaks Bon Cottage liome-like and. comfortable this week, keep things lively at tbo Shel to Mary of his body. : . , The Clarendon is also about to try at any Beason o f the year. don House. and evdry guest seems to be ' Mrs, E V, Conklin, ■ Deplorable Drowning Accident. Suupposing that tbe bther worlds are so well accommodated as-to wish they the experiment of keeping open all inhabited and physically and spiritually Churches, Sunday-schools and others TWO SISTERS SWEPT INTO ETERNITY. could stay all. winter. Some of them Tho announcement of the sudden through the year. Its location is so constituted aa we are, would not, the desiring to socuro the services of Prof,. centra!and favorable, that the prospect death of Christ be a ransom for them ? S. T. Ford for elocutionary entertain moot probably will do so, and many death- of this estimable lady, which While the deeply impressive exerciB- ia good, especially as its management He gave his only begotten son for all. ments, will correspond with Rov. T. A. who have summered there intend to comes to us through a paper published ea o f breaking camp were in progress at H. O’Brion, or John N. Rawlings for at Beaumont, Texas, Sep. 1st, will will be in tho best hands. A Ransom only lor the posterity of return in a few weeks. Ocean Grove on Tburaday morning of Adam. terms, dates, etc., at 607 Market , street, shock her largo circle of friends at Wilmington, Del. . Since the closo of the Camp-mooting, last week, a solemn feeling swept over The Atlantic HoiiBe, relieved of the Does Dr. Hanlon believe tho com ladies have bad moro leisure Ito attend Ocean Grove. Mrs; Conklin has been the vast throng as Dr. Stokes, appealing intense pressure of its summer throng mand to ‘'multiply and replenish” the in the southwest for some time visiting Mra. Ann R. Pickinson, Balem, N. J., to shopping, land (he “ Ladies Store ” for the last time, said some who heard of guests,' retains a very happy com earth, binding upon ua to day? Yes. relatives, and was expected home when pany, and entertains them in its usually Has it been advantageous or detri says: “ I have taken Brown’s Iron Bit-, has been the principal attraction. This his voice would moat probably never ters for dyspepsia and it relieved me." this sad news fell upon us. The paper eiegant and satisfactory way. This is mental to M. E. Church holding fes has become an emporium of great have another call. In the course of an tival, picnics, etc., for the support of above referred to, says she died o f one o f tho houses which it would not capacity and variety, and it is ono of hour or two, the sad presentiment was pastors? On the whole detrimental. S h e P r e s e r v e d h e r o w n F r c i t .— She dropsy of the heart, Aug, 28, and gives • tho curiosities o f trade, that Mr. Evans fulfilled. Two beaiitifui young ladies, do to close up even for a short rest. It If God did not ordain that the Jews had a fancy for peaches in the old particulars as to the services at her and his intelligent lady assistants can daughters o f Lewis D. Vail, Esq., of continues open, of tonrse. should crucify tlie Son of. God? In "pound for pound” way,'just as her funeral and interment at Magnolia Hill, mbther used to do them. And she fit out people returning to their homes, Germantown, Philadelphia, residing at Mrs, Lizzie Smith left her pencil on what sense did Dr. Newman inform us the cemetery of the town. From a that God had a pre-ordained plan for used her mother’s old fashioned pre better, and often cheaper than thoy can Key East, who wore in attendance, and the desk in the post office last week, serving kettle. The kettle upset and brief obituary in the same connection, every man’s life ? be suited in the cities where they returned to their home, made hasty pre and it was found, by a . lady who was . In the sense that God has a plan for sent its scalding contents over the un-. we learn that Mra. Conklin had greatly reside. parations for their daily ocean batb, looking for theo-'nor. Tho pencil is a every man's life, but that is not to say happy lady's feet, as she stood before endeared herself to the people by her. the kitchen.fire.. They put her to bed The.surfwas high, but they were ad souvenir, which Msr. Smith is very de- that every man fills that plan. A Boy’s School is the next desirablo and treated the scalded parta with P e r amiability, religious devotion and gen Berious to regain, and whoever has it If our friend? in. heaven knew what thing we ought to see about at Ocean venturous on account of perfect famil r y D a v is ’ s P a i n K i l l e r , tho sovereign eral kindness of heart. This wo can we are doing can they be perfectly iarity with the water, ond feared no dan ought to return the article at once here, remedy for burns, scalds and Winters. Grovo. W e know of soveral ladu ap happy, knowing we are doihg wrong readily understand. She was one of In two or three days she was well. proaching their majority who ought to ger. Beforo the eyes of their agonized Please leave it with the janitor, or at and may probably be finally lost ? Yes, the most useful membors o f St. Paul’s have the drill and care of a good father and mother, the undertow car this office. Do you believe in a literal fire and Sabbath-school and church, and a great For al great variety o f valuable books teacher, and we know of an excellent ried them out among the breakers, Lost.—We are particularly anxious brimstone in Hell? No. selling off very low, look in' at TibbalB favorite with everybody who knew her teacher who might be secured for this where they disappeared from view and to find ond restore to tbe owner a pair All . the wicked will God destroy, if bo & Son’s branch Btore, Cookman avenue- affability and Christian zeal. Her ABbury Park.: ; purpose. A privato class could be or were both drowned.'. . o f gold spectaolea, old fashioned bows, how can there be degrees in the punish mother and friends, as might be ex ment? It means, he will destroy thom ganized immediately, boarding accom The heart rending news was commu pebble glasses, and an :heii-looni of Ferguson has free burning red ash pected, are in deep allliction,and many from the earth. coal; also the boat hard Lehigh coal in modations furnished if needed. In' nicated at the Tabernacle mooting the more than ordinary value. They were mourn with them on account of this Wore tho- oities of refuge for the town. . quiries addressed to the editor of T h e sam e evening, and tears o f sympathy lost going from Third avenue, Asbury bereavement. guilty as well as the innocent ? Yes. At Miller’s harness establishment you R e c o r d , will securo prompt and full with the suddenly bereaved ones, fell Park, by board walk to Broadway and How do you reconcile the fact, the can find a good trunk or satchels as like rain, while prayer went up God for . information. Mr. J. H. Ihomley’s Farewell. Clark avenuo, Ocean Grove. The finder heathen will be saved. Did not our cheap aa in the city. Trunks repaired, help and grace.to sustain this sorrowing will confer a special favor by leaving Lord say none shall be.saved unless and straps furnished. No. 56 Main S t, It is beginning to leak out that Dr. opposite depot. In closing the summer Sunday-school household. No trace of the bodies was them at thiB office or with Mr. Btokes, they are born again ? Stokes contemplates tho tour of Europn The heathen may be born again, Ferguson nbw haa the beat liard Le last Sabbath, the beloved superintend seen until Babbath afternoon, when that janitor, rear of Auditorium. - - and the East, including Palestino, and In the passage “ For every idle word high coalin town. Something new. o f May, the. eldest o f the sisters, was will start immediately ofler the annual ent, who is abejut to cross the Atlantio, Some fine specimens of painting may that man ahall speak, he shall give an Try it. ,.,; taken from the surf a Bhort distance meeting of the Association in October. delivered un affecting valedictory, and bo seen at Mrs. Miles’ stationery store, account in the day of judgmont,” what Fine stock of trunks, bags, trunk and Bro. Thornloy who precedes him, will at the instance o f Mr. G. W. Evans, below Fletcher Lake. Cookman avenue, Asbury Park. The is-meant by the term, idle words? shawl straps ju s t received at Miller’s prayer was offered for-hia preservation Untruthful or injurious. harness store, 56 Main Btreet, opposite meet him on tho othor side, and be his . Miss Lydia Von Finkelstein gave artist is Miss Addie P. Houston, ofWil; depot. . during au extended transatlantic tour, ' Is the story of the rich man and traveling companion lor several months, Us her farewell descriptive lecture of mington, Del., in which city her work Lazarus, a parable? If not, why not and his safe return to Ocean Grove. In Sunburn, tan, pimples, bl itches, ealtv both expecting to return in the spring Jerusalem on last Monday afternoon. is well known and highly complimented believe that the wicked will be literally rheum, or other affections o f the skin addition to this, the teaohers and chil of 1884. Our readers are already con A t the model, with -rod in hand, she by the press. She has three or four burned in fire? If it is historical the inyaribly cured by Cook’s Balm bf Life. dron all standing, gave him a regular word “ fire ” ia figurative. per bottle. gratulating themsolvcs on this arrange pointed out many places o f interest in acenes of the wrecked Laura Bridgman, $1 “ Ocean Grove salute.” by waving thoir Was tho transfiguration a vision ? ment, since it is likely to bring them the city, and deaoribed the customs and in different positions, aa tho schooner handkerchiefs for " God speed.” The It was a real visibh. ADVICE} TO HVTUH 8 8 . large compensation, through tho pen of daily life o f Syrian people, to an audi has been shifted by the heavy breakers, attendance last Sunday was 1,643. If intolloctual advancement on earth Aro you disturbed at night and bro our “ corresponding editor.” ence of several hundred, persons, who besides studies of flowers, etc.- insures a higher seat in heaven (as Dr. ken of your rest by a sick child Buffer ing and drying: with pain of cutting Mrs. Rev. W. H. Lawrence before re A lecture on the great Pyramid of orowded around the oirole. All. were . Mias May Frances, the favorite elocu Hanlon says), then have the poor and ignorant an equal chance, and how was teeth? If so, send at oboe and get a bot turning to Charleston, S. C., is desirous delighted not only with the lecture, but tionist, who haa spent .some weeks at Choeps, delivered by Rev. Mr. Hart- it that Lazarus was. i n ' Abrahams’ tle of M r s . W in s l o w ’s So o t h i n g S y r u p o f obtaining as large an assortment of with the lecturer, wko during her so 8 zoll, of Scranton, Pa„ iii the Tabernacle the Park and Grove this summer, bosom? They have, an equal chance f o r C h il d r e n T e e t h i n g . , Ita value is 8. library books as possiblo for destitute last Tuesday evening, contained many journ among u b has won many frienda, making engagements with churches and for getting to heaven, but not for dis incalculable. It will relieve the poor little sufferer immediately. '■ Depebd children in tbatoity. There aro thou surprising: theories in regard to its We eanheartly reciprocate her closing lecture bureaus for her services as tinotion there. Upon it, mothers, there is no mistake sands of volumes in the schools here origin, builder and purpose, in all of words: “ Farewell, and should wo n ever popular reader. - In her line of pathe I b it the general belief of the Churoh that ChriBt dwelt in hell from the time about it. It cures dyaentery and diar- abouls which have been used until they meet again on oarth may we recognize tic, humorous and dramatic renderings whioh, however, the people seemed to of hia death on the cross until hia re rhceu, regulates the atomach and' bnw- are ho longer called for, and would be a each other in the new Jerusalem take but a passing interest. ahe is. unsurpassed. . Her address is surrection? N o; but in paradise. els, cures wind colic, softens the gums, great blessing if donated to tho South whither we arej journeying.” Miss Von reduces inflammation, and gives tone If Sister Mary C. Clark’s article on 'Box-88, Station W, Brooklyn; E. D;, N, Does the juatice of God require the and energy to the whole system. M r s . We propose to gathor in all that can be F. returns'to New York this, week and Y. Her circulars can be obtained at endless punishment of the wicked ? fourth page meeta the eye of those un W in s l o w ’s S o o t h i n g S y r u p f o r C h i l spared and send them to the abovo des will, soon commence a. lecturo tour, ; It does. . fortunates who neglected the oppor this office. : , . ' ' ' • ■ ' ' d r e n T e e t h in g is pleasant to the taste, tiuation. Friends in city country, W e understand that , she intends re or tunities o f the late camp-meeting, and If a person makes a vow to God, and and ia the prescription of one of tho who feel like aiding ub, nloasetake hold visiting Jerusalem with her brother Henry Snyder, Mooreatown, N. J. does not perform that vow is it perjury? oldest and best female physicians and returned to. their homes unblest, it may o f the matter vigorously, and lei us next spring. says: " I have used Brown’s Iron Bitr How alone can we avoid peijury? nurses in tlio United States, and is for know what you can furnish, and whore do them a great good to give it a sori- ten* successfully for malaria and dumb A vow broken amounts morally to sale by all druggists throughout the where send for packages. bus perusal. : . •• Ferguson keeps good charcoal. ague." perjury. world. Price 25 cents a bottle. OOE3A.3ST G B O O BECORD, SEPTEM BER S, 1SQS. 3
Personal. Mention. ’ Miss MAY FRANCES, Lancaster Cottage, Banking Business. SS3:E3^2D 01 jT E3:OTJSE3, “ The St. Paul’s Sabbath-aobool will re BROOKLYN "ELOCUTIONIST, BATH AVENUE, • OCEAN GBOVE, N, J. The undesigned having had an exp»rienee bf sume operations under Superintendent Is spending a few weeks at Asbury Park, and will South side; between Central and Bcacb. 29 years in banking bueluess—10 in the Girard The finest SUMMER and WINTER HEALTH AND PLEASURE RESORT on the coast. G; W. fivans in the Tabornaolo, next accept engagements for the fall and winter seasmu Everything desirablo in tho way of location and National Bank, Philadelphia, an Receiving Capacity 500. I'nHMeuRer K lo v a t o r , W a r m O ccku W ater and .Kleetrie Batlm. Stenm Parties cau t>eaurc da few o n reasonable terms. by accommodations. Exhilaralingsea broozea. Each Teller: 11 years in the Kcysione National Bank, H eat, and all mudern improvements. Sunday. applying immediately For circulars address vorandaacceMlblo from rooms.- Bonn on the lake Philadelphia, as Cashier, having regained his MAY FRANCES, Ocean Grove; for accommodation o f guests n o mo comforts. health, haa opened an office in the , OPEH ALL THE YEAH HOUND Mrs. Bov. W . H. Meeker intends to Tranniont guests accommodated. Terms moderate. Bend for circulars. Address Mrs, K. STEINHAUSER, Ascooiation BnilSing, Ocoan Qrove, keep her fine house, “ Troy Place,” At Lock Box 2,295, . Proprietor. for the transaction o f a Banking Business. He • - ______' WKLCOStK E. SHEt.nON. Proprislnr. lantic avenue, open during September also offers his services to the public In effecting and October. Fronting on Clark, Now York and Cookman aves. lire Insurance is EeliaW® Companies, ; OCEAN GROVE, N, J. T3ir WAVERLY, and will attend to real CBtate afiairs, assuring all Fawcett Bros., who have an excel who are disposed lo do business with him that it The school yeivr com m ences Sept. liutli. Ocean Pathway, near the Beach, south side. ‘shall be dono at tho loweft Tutes ot •commission. A large house on the ocean front and Ocean Pathway. Woll lent reputation for good judgment, English. Latin; French and Geftnan; Piano, One o fth e finent locations in Ocean Grove, Deposits will bo received and interest allowed Vocal Musio, Drawing and Pointing. Full corps with privllego of drawing at sight He solicits a /workmanship and reliability, are ready oftcachers. Boarding accommodation first class, Open Jn n el nntil Oct. I. ; call from every ono.of his numerous friends who furnished, choice table, and able management in ali depart to make contracts for building or en Day pupils all advantages, • The undersigned will endeavor to keep up the mfty visit tho Grovo during the summer, Fur terms e te , a«dress • ' excellent reputation of this sea-side home. Tho ments. larging cottages. . Their card in T h e MI88 EMILY. A. RICE, Principal. bods aro furnished w ith Bprings aud hairmattre*B- J. B. WISWELL, E. .E. BOYD, cs. Table service the beat that experience and EMMA M. JOHNSTON. Kecohd will direot inquirers as to bow “ Un hommc rj\ii *ait qnalre langne* v iu l.q u itre liberal management can devise, . Special rates during Jnrie and September. to find them. ■ homme Mrs M, L. EDER.; THE ALDINE, -■ The Ellwood, nearly opposite tho /^LASSES IN FitENCH and ITALIAN OCEAN GROVE), N. J. V j to be fonned October 1st: by J*Ir«. A . M . THE CHALFONTE, Ocean Grove Post Office has had a full PorhH , who has recently-returned ftyw a four Sliss L, R. CAR R(j Wand Mrs. W. P. VOS HELL years study of thoso languages in Europe.. , season, nnd from the way ita guests aro I f f and lammond have re-leased for Uie coming season the above C o x , E a t i x a ,n .d 0 "VTEW YORK AND LONG BRANOH R,B. Tho Withered Branoh. X l ‘ Stations in Nbw Y o r k : . M ■ T H S M h B j o W B B § £ Philadelphia and Reading R. R , foot Liberty St. Positive Results I!Y MAHY C. CI.ARK. Pennsylvania R, R; foot Cortlandt St, ahd Dea brasses St. .. b f a Policy in tbo Manhattan Lifo on tho Now TIM E TABLH, JULY 22d, IflJW PJnn. -Ago, 35 j amount;-of Policy, m v m m " I f a ninn nhirlewo/ in m e lie is enst TRAINS FOR AflDOUY. PARK AND OCRAN OHOVB,-- " •1 $10,000; term, 20 yoara, , I S I T PIP) LoflveNow Vork via Phila. and Boadlna R. R , HTrM PH^ETS' forth aa « branch, and ia withered, and 7.46.9.00.11.00 a. m., 2.*15, 8,30, .4.00,' 4 30, G.00 Tlio Annual Promiutn will bo T . ’ $32190 HOMEOPATHIO SPECIFICS men gather them and cusl them into , p. m. Via. Pennsylvania R; R „ 7.10,9.00 a.m.‘ Tho 20 Payment* will amount to $6,438700 • • 12 III., 8.10.3.20. 4 00.5.00, 8.00 p m; ’ At tlie end of that time iho Company tho lira, and they arel>urricd.”-Jxo 15:G. Leave Nownrk, Broad St. Station, 7.45, 9.05, H.16 ■ will rfturn to tho holder iii cash, $5,900.00 a.m ., 2.50, 4.00,4.86, 0.07 p m . Market Street How striking the contrast between Thus the 10,00Q Insurance will have— ------T. Hilton Sbafto’s, medicines known. They nre Just wlmt Btation, 7.11, 9.82 a. rn., 12.29, 3 36, 4.2?, 6.27, bee»» seenrud at the not cost for 20 . the people want, saving tim e, money, That’s a common cxpres- - 828 p.m. . •. • [Successor to Gfthens & Shafto^ . this pnssngo of Scripture truth aud tlie year-ior only 1 : .;. $538.00 •lebness nnd siujferlnpr. Every single . . sion ahd has a world of TRAINS FnoW A8DURY PARK AND OCBAN GBOVR. [o r y20fW p e r yea r, o r 82.09 p er 81,000 insurance]. ■pecino the w ell trlea peracrlptlon o f one penned by the prophet Isaiah, F or New Y o rk , 003, 6.42, 7.27, 7 42, 7.52, 8.17,903, ThCse results are not estimated, but fixed in a Manufacturer, of and dealer m •a em inent physlcijwu meaning. How much suf 10 55 a. m., 12.18.2.18,4.05, 4.25, 5,16, 5.32, 6.52, positive contract the full faco of iho policy mean- “ When thou pusseth through tbo wa 9.42 p .m . No^ Cnres. Cents, w h ilo b e in g p ayable in th e ev e n t o f tn o death o f t F e v e r * , CongesUon, Iriflammatlens. . . 88 fering is summed up in it. For Philadelphia and Tronton, via Bound Brook the aasured. There ts no forfeiture o f payments ters, I will bo with thee, und.through Route,' 6.0H 7 27 a. m., 2,18,4.05,5.16 p. mi i V ^rm s. Worm Fovcr, Worm Code,. . sa : on tho discontinuance o f policy after , three years, 8. C ryinB -C ollc. or Toothing of lnrante:. 85 the rivers thoy shall not overilow thee ; For Ocean Be ich, Sprinpt Lake and tiea Girt, 5,67» a cash or paid-up value being guarantee;!. FURNITURE, 6 27,7 30, 7.47, 9.20, 930,10.00, U.00. 11.09 a. m., , C D ln rrh cea , o f Children or, Adults. ., • • *3, The singular thing about B, D ysentery, Griping, Biliona Colic,.. . SB w hen thou walkest through tho firo thou 12.25.' 102, 1.08, 141, 2.13, 2.25, 4.42, 5.01,. 5.14, THE MANHATTAN 5.31,-6.38, 0.03,.0 08. 0.18. 6.23, 7.08, 8.05, 10.18 G. ,«UiOlcru-MorbuH, VomiUcg, . . , . 85 shalt not bo burned, noither shall the it is, that pain in the back ■■ p .m . : Waa organized in l£50, and has accumulated aa House Furnishing Goods " 7, C oughs, Colds, Bronchitis, ...» . 35 . For Manasquan and Point Pleasant.5 57,6 27,0.80, settof nearly $11,000,000, witb a net Surplus of and .'. a Neurniwln, Tootbacho, PaccachD. .■ . 15 • flames kindle upon thee.” is occasioned by so many 9. H eadaehes. Sick Headache, Vertigo. . S5. .10.00, 11.00,.11.09 a. m.. 12.2% 1.08. 2.18, 2.25, $2,230,000. ($127 assets for every $|Q0 liabill- A ll through G od’s word we find hia ■ things. Maytbe caused by 4.42, 6.01, 5.14,6.88, 6.03,.6.08, 6.18, 6.23, 7 08,8.05, Builders’ Hardware. 10. Dyspepsia, mions Stomach,- . . ...'8 5 ' • 10.18p .m . ■ tie*.) ’ :• • • • V • 11. Bnppresseil* or Painful Periods, . , . .25 blessings on the faithful ones, all -the kidney disease, liver com For Philadelphia via. Sea Girt, 7.80,7.47,9.20 a, m „ F or exa m p les at oth er agcB, a n d alBo o n th e 10 12.'W hites, too Profnao Periods, . . , . 85 1.02,5.31 p. m. . a n d 15 year term s, a p p ly to . WAEEE005I8.—Corner of Main Stroofc and 18. •Jroup. Cough, JDifflcult Breathing, . . 85 n more bright and glorious because of plaint, consumption, cold,, F or Freehold via. Matawan, 7.27,9,03, 10,55 a. m „ ^ Yours; respectfully, x4. B a lt it h c u m , Erysipelas, KrnptFona, . 15 rheumatism,dyspepsia,over-' . • • . 2.18, 4.05,5.32.6 52 p. m. J A M E S 'B ; <5\ Kit, Mnnnjrer, Ballroad Avonno. 15. R h e u m a t is m ,. Rheumatic P ains,; , , 15 these strong contrasts of his woes on the For Koyport, 6.03,7.27,9.0J, 10.55 a. m „ 12.18, 2J8, ' • • i . .. . 414 W aln u t 8trcet, P h ila delph ia , 16. F ever an d Agrue, ChlU Pevcr, Agnes,. B0 faithless. And it is not because God is work, nervous debility, See. 4.05.5.16.6.32.0.52 p m . . N om —The Manhattan’s is tho fiimplest form.of FAC3TOEY.—Oppoaito the Railroad. Depot, 17. P il e s , blind or bleeding, , ■ . . V . BO Stage Connections—TO atid ftbm Oceanic, Jfcfr policy fn oxfstonce, and tacoatcstabla, this feature IB. O p h th p lm y ,.a n d Boro or W eak Eyes, . BO ■ angry with them, but because wo have Haven, Chapel H ill at Red Bank. having beon originated and adopted by this Com* Weat Asbary Park. ■ J9. C a t a r r h , acute or chronic, Induenza, V 60 W, W IionplnK-Cguffli. vIoknt cooghe, . 50: .' Whatever the cause, don't H H, N lfiilA N , Acting Supt, p a n y .20 yea rs a g o . : . a wily adversary Who is walkiDg about C. O. HANCOCK, O, P. & T. A. P. & R. A Jt. SI. A“ Bi t tiim h m au , oppressedopprcsat Breathing, ♦ . ' 60 : neglect it. Something is J. R. WOOD. Q en’l Ptw. A g t . P. R , R . 28., JEarKPDlSOhar^es,’Impaired Dlsonn rffeSy hearing,__ . 50 seeking whom he may devour, and where 23, Scrofola, enlarged glands; Swellings, . ... satan finds a soul out of Christ ho knows wrong and needs prompt h iladelph ia and READiNi r. r URIAH WHITE, 84. CJenernl t)obiltty, Physical Wcaknoss. . BO NEW JKRSRY SOOTHERN DIVISION. ‘ £5. Dropsy and scanty Becretione,. . . . B0 < that bouI haa no place of refuge. We attention. No medicine has P MnnUy Iloolc Ronie. •• 20. Sea-Sick ness, fifcknosB from riding, .. 60 ID £7. Kianey-Dlaeasef Gravel, . . . . . B0. havo all seen a hen endeavoring to gath yet r been , discovered that • COMMKNCINO - JONH 2 5 /1 8 8 3 .; ■ WELL-DR1VER, . From Pier 8, North River, New York. 28. Nervous D ehlU ty, Vital Weakness, 1 00 er her little, weak, inexporienced chick will so quickly arid surely 39. s o t t nautili,.Canker,: . . . ; 60- Leave Now York at 4,30,8.00,1016 a. m., 12.15,8.4b, ORMEROD’S BUILDING, 80. Urinary Weakness,wetting the bed, 60 4.30,-5.80 p.m; Bundays, 9.00,4100 a.^m., . for ens under her wing, nnd while the little cure; such, diseases: as. Main Street, Head of Wesley Lake, 81. patnruf Periods, orwith Spasms,, . eo Long'Branch and interniediate swUons. 82; D isease of H eart, palpf*~‘'Ipitatloiifl, ------etc. . i 00 one is safely tucked away out of sight Brown’s Iron Bitters, and At 8.00,10.15 a, m , 12.15, 3.45, 4.80, 6.80 p. m ., for 88. jC pllep sey, Spasmb, Bt, Vltna’vltna’ Dance, . 1 0 0 . all stations to Point Pleasant. . PLUMBER, 84. Diphtheria, ______ulcerated Boreeore^throat, throat, . . . — under the warm, loving wing, whoever it does this by commencing BBTVIltilXQ FOR N «W YORK, ASBURY PARK, N. J. 85. chronic Consestlons and Eruption*, 60 Leave'Point Pleasant, 5.40, 709, 8.28, 10.32 a.m., Steam and Qas Fitter, is seeking to harm that little chicken, at the foundation, and mak 3.85,514 p.in Bundays, 6.11 p. m Manufacturers of and dealers In FAMILY CASKS# . must first harm the mother, or over- ing' the blood pure and rich. Leavo Mauasquan, 6.45,7.14.8.28.1 0 87 a. m., 8.40, MAIN STREET, Case, Morocco, with above 3S large vials anff 6.19 p .m . Sundays. 6.16 p. m. Ash, Walnut and Enamelled Manualof directions, ; . . . . . $10.09 powor hor before tho little one iB reach L oave8eaG irt.6 47,7.16, 8^0, 10.89 a.m., 3.42, 6.21 ASBURY PARK, N. J. Caa c Morocco, of 30 large vlala and Book; 6.0#. p.m. Bundays, 6.18 p. m. ed, but if the (ledgling wilfully refuses Wm/IVMcrjhall, olLog.ius- Leavo 8prJng Lalra, 651 7.20, 831,10 43 a. m „ 8.46, These remedies are sent by the case AQBNT;FOR •• slnnrle box o r v la lt to any part or the port. Indiana,\vritc5: " My wife 6.25 p.m.. Hundayd, 5 22 p. m. v CHAMBER SUITS, to take shelter under the wing, it ie ex Iieavo Ocean Beach. 6 66,7.2», 8 40.10.48 a.m., 8.52, ERICSSON’S NEW country, free_of charge, on receipt of lias for many years 'been, trou 5.30 p.m . Bundays, 5.27 p. m. posed to ovory danger. Largest Stock, COu bled from : pain in her hack Leavo Ocean Grove. 6.03.7.82, 8.47, 10.65 a. m ., 4.00 lathlcMedlcInt . This may be a homely comparison, 6.88 p. m. Newest Styles, •’ton St. New York. and* general debility incident Leavo North Asbury Park. 6 0>, 7.84 a. m. CALORIC P H * ENGINE, ... .. DrnffKlsts, but it seems to us a very Bigoificent one, Humphreys' Spooifio Manual on the to her sex. She has taken one Leave Deal Bo*cb, 6.08,7.89 863, 11.01 a. t n ., 4.00, PATENTED 3880, . . ' Best Prices. 5.44 p .ln . Sundays, 539 p .m . caro and treatment or disoaso nnd i(g oxiro, It ia when a bouI lets go his hold on bottle of Brown’s iron Bitters Leave Elberon, 6.12; 7.42,8.67,11.05 a m., 4.10, 5.48 The attention of hotel proprietors, cottago own* oontFREEon application. Jesus that he is a withered branch, and am i I can truthfully say.that p. m. Sundays, 543 p. m . , era and builders is called to tbe above engine—the Leave East Long Branch, <1.51,7.56,910.11.56 a.m., best and most econom ical pumping engine yet In OUR SHOW ROOM Philadelphia Office—616 Arch St, Forealeattho . as wo are told by the word, such a soul she ha*, been' so much bcnclitcil 2.03,458,6.$ p. m. Suuday«», 4.30, 6 00 p m. vented for pumping water in o tanks for domestic *- occupies the entire first floor o f the building.. drn« stores In Ooean Qrove and Aflboir Park. II that she pronounces it the J. E. WOOTTEtf. Qencml Manager. uso It Is .entirely Bale, no steam b^lDg employed, is dead. No wonder nion gather up C. G. HANCOCK, Ocn'l. I\i*. und Tickd Agt. and can be operated and attended to by any one. . only rem edy o f many metli* bow os - these dead branches and burn them, as R. BLODGK1T, Siipcrfmemfoif. (ttrcular and price list on application. ' . Sample. Suits Ezbibition, cinLs shc has tried.'J All kinds or Iron and Brass Lift and Force and ordara taken for any Btyle or fintBh, A ll onr Barber, Towner & dead branches are not often used, for P C N e S , Rubber Hobo, Lawn Sprinklers, Wire bedposts are fa&rd wood and no pine ts used In the TO N E W Y O R K . Goods, Gas Fixtures, Window Screens, etc. Gal other purposes than to make a fire with. manufacture ofour suits. Ourfacilities for finish Fielder. Leading physicians' and SHORTEST AND QUICKEST. vanised Iron o r Copper Boilora, I ln t h T u b a , ing work enabien ua to offer goods o f the very best O, may God help every sou! who may Wash Basins, Kitchen WINK.N, Plain, Ualvahizea Quality and fineet finish at lower prices than: are clergymen use and recom or Enameled, Vitrified D rain, Iron and Lead usually charged for tho common nine suits, with ... HAJLR0AD ATEHDE, ■ not be abiding in Christ now, and may Via. Philad’phia& ReadingR. R. Soil Plpea, Traps and Fittings o f all sizea, together which the market is flooded. Wo invito buyers mend Brown's Iron Bit-. May 27th, 1882. with an ^ortmont °f PLUMBERS' AND GAS-pIT" to call and examine our goods, and are confident perchance rend these earnest, loving of our ability to fill any orders with which wo : ASBURY PARE, N. J. T E R S . It has cured others Prom Depot flth and Qroen Bta., Phllada. Solo agent for tho PATENT AMERICAN DRIV may be favored, at lower prices than the saiae words, to viakc haste now before tho wa EN WELL. goods can bo bought for in either New York or -.suffering' as yoii are, and if The only fine running a 2-H our Train between BRANCH STORE AT,SPRING LAKE T h oon ly ofitabllahmenton tho New Jersey Coast ters and the floods of tribulation over yy tfo j wo fofyf cities.. Philadelphia market. Wo make a specialty In the will cure you. popular Ath and Walnut Trimmed waits.' • dealing in ; .v ■ take you, and before you are called to Doable Track. Perfect Equipment. . prom pt and Reliable Movement. walk through the fiery furnace, (for Trenton, New .Y ork and the East—7.80 6r. W. Martin, : A.I-.X4 K iisritis; these will come to ub some timo nlong (two. hoar train), 8.80. 9,80, 11.00 (fast express) CHAS. E. BORDEN, a jn ,, 1.16, 8.46. 6.40,6.45, p jn ., and 12 midnight. the journey of life) to flee to Jesus, to Direct connection by "Annex” boat' at Jersey (Bmcooesoi toBOBDBH BE08J abido in Him, so that you may be found City with Erie Railway and Brooklyn. MAIN STREET Real Estate, Elisabeth and Newark—8.80, 9.8o and 11.00 a. m., Asbury Pork. Now Jersey. sftfeiy sheltered under, tho shadow of 105, 8.46< 6.40,6.46 p. m „ and 12 m idnight Builders’ Supplies, HiB wing, for it is truo, “ He that dwell- Lon ir It ran cli i Ocean G rove nm l S pring DBAI.Klt IK For Sale and Ment. L a k e — 9^0 a. m., 1,15,8.46 p . to., 12 midnight. Stnves, Eanges, Heators, Furnacea, eth in the secrot place of tho Most High Schooler’s H onntalns, Bndd*i« b a k e a n d Lumber, Millwork, Bhall abido under the shadow o f the A l X^ake Ifopntconjc—8.80 a. m ., 8.15 p. m. ;IoaBe-PnralBliing Hardware, Tin, mighty.” Just think of this last word, SUNDAY—New York and Trenton, 8.80 •a.m., 6180 Sheet Iron, and Copper W are. Insurance NTERY n.n\„ and 12 midnight. For Newark, 8.^0 a in., Hardware, Masons’ Materials, “ under the Bhadow of the Almighty.” 5 30 p. in. For Lone Branch, 8.30 a. m. in Strong Companies, Blessed be God! He is strongerthan all L etrV e N e w Y o r i t , foot ol Liberty St., (New Tin-Roofing, G?ztters&Leaders York time), 7.46, 9.80. 11.15 a.m., 1.80, 4.00, 4^0 . .A 8PECIALTY*,. that could be against us. 5.80,7.00, p jn ., and 12 m idnight , - aiid’ Upper Lehigli Coal. MER STTNDAY—8.45 a.m.. p.m. 12 midnight. lea v e Call and earamino ou r “ H r i^ E W D lD »* Fire Placo Heaters, Hotel and Fancy Trays. Castors, COMPLAINT Newark, 8^5 a. m., 680 p. in. Long Branch,7.46 Correspondence solicited. Estlmatea lum iahedon Prof. R. Grant Barnwell gave an en am ., 426p.m. Smoothing Irons, Oil Stoves, Patent Euitoka Coiloe ■ • ‘ application. Pots, Ac. . . .* ' . General Agent. tertainment at the “ Sheldon " on Mon A il trains stop at Columbia A re. snfl Wayne Junction. ■ . day evening last, which was highly P a r l o r C a r s are run on all day trains to and Street Lamps and Fixtures , There is no time to be lost when those £rom Now York. ' • . .. • • Money Loaned, Conveyancing,£c. WILLIAM ORR, appreciated by a soloct audionco. Ho CONSTANTLY ON HAND. • .-w e.love are, taken with these Depot, Tblrd and B oris 8ta.r Htlkda. Thanking our patrons for past favors, I respect lectured on India the parudieo of the New York, N ewark and Elisabeth--#;,10, fully solicit a continuance of their patronage. 850 gxoo a.m „ 51.00, £3.80. 550, 6 80 p. m. Office near Association Building, Architect, cast, and illustrated hiB Bubjecthy some terrible diseases. - T r e u i o n —b.io, 850, J.OO ajn.,1.00, 8.80, 650 and sixty-fivo stereooption views, portray 6.80 p jn . ' : ■■■ jC onneot f o r Long Branch and Ooean Grove, a S Q U A R E or U P R IG H T Builder I Contractor. ing the wonders of that mystic land. R O SEW O O D 71 On. PIANO; Ocean Grove, N. J. The beaufy of PERRY DAVIS’S d uNDAY—New York and Trenton, 8J5 ajn., 4vB0 The ProfeBsor intends making an ex •jlliltfl'"!" ' y^|i|M w Hli S t Dot,, B o o k , Arc. 5 iS e t Omoos—Not. 484, 624 , 838, 1851, Chestnut $ 19 6 for BABY up- Proprietor and resident o f the U. S. tended tour this winter, us a lecturer, PAIN KILLER is that it acts St.. and flt the depot*. RIGHT 7 OcU Piano. Hotel, cor. Main and Beach aves., and we commend him'and liis artistic J. E. WOOTTEN. 0. G. HANCOCK. f6 r 'a& 1 8 Houses for Sale and Rent .. Ocean Grove, N . J.,. j ' : ... so promptly,'surely and Ocn'l Manager. G.P.&T.A., Phila. ' ’ Stop Organ. : ' AT TBB ' exhibition to those of our readers who M * W W ch^PEL ORGAN, $70 Js nOw ready to faniiBh.plana and apeclfica' may bo fortunate enough to havo an efficiently., M r 1 ; t J11* iT n m n t c d . D ic e - opportunity of hearing him. TTlM rii maos i Co.. 13 'Weal Real Estate and t a w A p c y , tions, and make eatimates. : STEINBACH BROS. r"*-. llthfi.K.y. [ Don't bo without P a in K i l l e r * A letter received from Amanda AMERICAN 103 Cookman A v„. ASBUBY, PASS. ASBUBY PAKK Smith, dated \ 22d June, at Hartford, ||j H ave it ready for instant use I Piano and Keystone Organs. . . V . ItBPRXSENTS : • peraona who contemplate building to consult with Grand Biussa, Africa, says that bIio Htill Keep it with you at home, LONG BKANOH, N. J.- • Church Pipe Organs built and repaired in Liverpool and London and .Globe’.'-.- m e before d o in g bo, us 1 consider it W1U b e g r e a tly r has attacks o f fover, o f which bIio had any part of the TJ. S. Tuning and repairing ■■■■ Ins. Co.: o f North America. -• to th eir advan tage. Have on hand a large Stock of Boady- ^ Phenix ofN. Y. Continental.- WILLIAM ORE. suffered for four weeks. Slip, writes : or a broad ! * of Pianos and Organa a spocia]fcy, b y o n ) y Fire Tnsumnce A«so. Providence, Washington. “ How I should like to be al some of mndo Olotliing, Dry Goods, Shoos, first-claea workmen. German American. ' Itojral. . tho cump-meetings—at Round Lake or Notions, Zophyrs, and many ' : REFEKENCKS: . Rev. A. E Ballard, V ico President Ocean Grove, and other largo inanrance Companies. DAVID CARTWRIGHT, Ocean Grove, but if the Lord wants me j ALL THE DRUGGISTS SELL JT ;. other articles too numor-. B r. T. G. Chattlo, Long Bianch.’ Plain and Ornamental here, all right.” Dwight L.' Elmendorf, Princeion. N. J.r ous to mention. Grand’Conservatory o f Music,^^23d St., N,. Y . City, WILLISFORD DEY. By buying onr Goods in large quanti P rof Wilson; Geneva; ’ T; Y^ 8t Mark’s Church, Tendon, England: Dr J. H. ties, we are able to sell them 'Loveless,, organist ■ SLATE ROOFER, S B W IWG-. Prof. Gtorge Douglass, Newark. N; J. cheaper than any conntry Rev. John Krantz, Newark M. E. Conference, N, J. H.B. BEEGLE&SOK; Asbary Park and Ocean Grove, N , J. B ath in g SuJta m a d e to. order. . Store, and as cheap as - B. F. Tenilie, Margatettfiville, N. C; • O P M O B .A N D Y A R D : ' , ■:.C/7;.'’ stamping. " , S '\; .( Wnii bchwind, Edwardsville, 111.' . the leading Oity : M C. ClarkjFlemingtou, N. J. REAL ESTATE, Monroe Ay. near Eailroad, Asbnry Park. •. • : Materials for' Fancy Work, Honses. •• 8. H. Platt, Southampton, N. Y. . > . DOMESTIC PAPER FASHIONS, • Addresa all corrcBnondence to " « All work warranted anow and water-tight - Ma D ICKIN SON * CO., INSURANCE, terial always on hand, . - Jobbing promptly atten Sole Agency, :;j ; ' . Cataloguesfree 19 Weat llth S t, Now York. U. 8. A. d e d to .--. FERGUSON’S « - S e n d for our Illustrated catalogues o f Pianoa Tarred Paper, Sheathing and Roofing Paper .of and Organs •• ...... ;. • and EXCHANGE. differen t k in ds, a lw a y s o n h a n d i at low ea t p rice. . ' Artifita* M aterials. - Commissioner oi Deeds, A abury.Park.b r a n c h '; ,:‘ BOATS! BOATS! JOHN M. DEY, CIROVI.4TINO UBRART , Notary Public. (Permanently redding at Ocean GroveO W. C. WILSON & Co., , . Philadelphia. H. EAMES & SONS, (Successors to G. Ci O rm erod) ■ ARCHITECT AND BUILDER, Mrs. W. EC. M ILES4 Post Office, Ocean Grove, N. J. Is always ready to furnish plana and ectlmatea o f 88 COOKMAN AVENUE, 88 Main Si*, Aabury JParfc, X , J", cottages in every size and style, r . , J •> Asbury Park, N. JV . ' . ^•Foe gbodiworkmanship and, aatisfatiory, terms, REAL ESTATE. hereferato all for /whom he has erected cottagea,' ooth In Ocean Grove and Asbury Park7durlng the pastfijj^yeajs. \ .-.j, ■/ ■ REDWAY & CO., JOHN M. DBT, 89 Oor. BanBon u id Main Am ., Oooan Grove, N J . ASBUBY PARK, '17. JT. CHARLES LEMKAU, la of the beat qnallt^^epto^.nnder cover. AIbo Lola and Improved Proper^ for sale both in Ocean Grove and Anbury Park. ' Special attention given to renting. JOSEPH TRAVIS, Cord Wood, B Sawed Wood, Main Street,, i Aabtury Park.iH. J. Kindling Wood, Stove Wood; O. SIGKLER, ' (N BXT TO GITHKKB' 8TORE.) CHARCOAL. : Ocoan Grovo Beal Estate Agont. > Aoplondidaiaortmeutol Cornor of Cookman avenuo and Main street, Gold and Silver American and Swias near B. R, Depot. ’ . I solicit your patronage, and will do ail to my Cottages aud lota for sale or rent. Contractor for power to give Batlafactlon. I f any mistake la made Now and Second-hand Boats for Sale, building cottages tn the beet manner and at loweet Watches. 8jrniiitumB!ire»nolBturp,BiUipinc,itclHm:,woj8ii at it w ill b o cheerfully oorrected* or for Rent /by the W eek , Month . ratee. v Firo insurance In good oompanlee. '. /. Gkrtd am i Steel Spoctaolea.' ' .night; »epiu»»wj i f pin-Worni* wcinrrawHog;about or-Season. Main Avo,, uear Clny ton’s Store, Iho rectum; iho ju ivnt«i part#aro often affccted. As u ASBURY PARE, N. J. Prices Reasonable— —Terms C u b Theoretical anil. Practical Repairer of Chron Special B a t e s oii Xarge Orders* Om s , Oarlocks, and everything in tho Boat line O c e a n Grave, ft, J, pleasant, economical atid positive cure, j?watnp.'j, ■■ CommlBslon for selling, per cent,; for rent ometers and Watches. Telephone Connections. : : •YAED, OFFICE and RESIDENCE, . constantly on hand. Repairing and painting at OiNiursr i* superior tu any article in tbo market. short notice, in g 5 p e r cant. . -..j SoM bj