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Written for the BANNER.
THE HOLY SABBATH.
HYDRoPHoBIA.

From no other one thing can we
form correct opinion of the character
of any community SO well as we can
from the manner in which the Sabbath
is observed. We leave the train on
Saturday night for the purpose of
spending quiet Sabbath in country
village, Of, perhaps, two thousand
inhabitants. We awake on the Sab
bath morning to find all still and quiet.
not because the mass of the people are
yet asleep but because it is the Lord
day. There are many signs of wake
fitness and activity all around US.
There is little noise Of passing in the
street until we hear the sound of the
church bell. Then the streets are
thronged with children and few
adults on their. way to the Sabbath
School In due time the parents follow,
join their children. if they have not
already gone with them, and together
they 90 and hear the word of God
preached where the people meet to
praise or pray.
How favorable our impressions Of
such a community | 1t is one in which
it would be pleasant to live, and safe
in a moral point Of view, for parents
to bring up their children. 1t seems
like a little Bethany to which the
Savior, were he yet in the flesh and
tired with the tolls of the day, would
have to go for quiet repose. But how
different our impressions if our Satur-
day night is disturbed and made hid
eous by carousingsl If loafers are
lying around on the Sabbath morning,
if few children are seen going to the
Sabbath School and few parents to the
house Of Godl A good citizen will
not wish to locate in such a place, and,
if the father of rising family, he
would not wish to have his children
exposed to the examples that would
there be before them. A few simple
rules may help US to keep the fourth
commandment as God would have us
to keep it.
Here is a little verse which it is well
for children to learn early and to
repeat Sabbath mornings:
Beverly banner. [volume] (Beverly, N.J.) 1877-1964, 1884-07-12

The FOURTH OF july was celebra-
ted in Beverly with more formality
than for many years. There were
many visitors in town and the music
and soldiers made things gay. The
spirits Of '76 could not complain,
had they looked down on our goodiy
little city, of want of patriotism and
enthusiasm. Indeed the sight would
have been familiar, for it was an old
fashioned Fourth of July. The drink
ing saloons reaped the profit, and made
the most out of their privileges. Take
it all in all the day was pretty respect
fully observed, and everybody seemed
to have good time.
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FoRTY-FoUR persons died of star
walton in the city of London last year.
In the very centre Of civilization, in
a time of peace and plenty, under the
eyes of the wealthiest sovereign and
richest nobility in the world, that
men and woman should starve to death
is sad commentary upon the religion
that reaches out a helpful hand to the
heather and neglects the desparing
wretch at home. John Bulls tight
little island" is not quite ready yet
to be fenced in and get up as an ex-
ample for the rest of mankind.
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THERE are here as elsewhere a set

THERE are here as elsewhere a set
of idiots who on every occasion endea-
vor to bring business into politics. If
they have a cent to spend they insist
that it shall go to some one who is of
their way Of thinking politically. Bus
mess and politics should be kept
entirely separate. The thriving mer-
chants Of this age of progress are those
who, while they have positive ideas on
matters political, employ men of ability
regardless of politics and who care
nothing for the preferences oftbeir pat
rons. 1t is noteworthy fact that
these fellows who insist on these for
whom they do favor agreeing with
them politically do not carry it further
When they want trust or favors them
selves somehow they lose sight entirely
of politics. @
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COOP men will rejoice that the
Supreme Court of Tennessee has af-
firmed the constitutionality of the act
of the last Legislature making it a
felony to keep a gambling house.
The proprietor of a den in Memphis
has been sent to the penitentiary for
one year for violating the new law.
Gamblers have evidently had their
day is Tennessee.
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A Law was passed at the last session
of the Legislature of this State which
enlarges the duties of Fish Wardens.
1t requires that Fish Wardens shall,
III addition to their other duties, zen
force the cunning laws on Sundays
during the months of July, August,
September, October and November, by
arresting and prosecuting the offender
or offenders with all the power and
assistance with which they are now
vested in enforcing the fishing laws ;
they shall make an annual report, duly
authenticated, to the Board of Chosen
Freeholders of their respective counties,
and shall receive three dollars per diem
for each day they are occupied in their
special service as Game Wardens, to
be paid by SAe County Treasurer, on
the order of the Board of Chosen
Freeholders."
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JOHN KELLY, sat down upon, in
the National Democratic Convention,
isan occurrence worthy to be noted down.
So long the Tammany King, dicta-
ting to the democracy of his own state
or else smashing it to snithereens, he
thought that the whole party could
thus be carried according to his will.
But his ambition has been nipped and
king John" has had to bow his head.
1t may be that he will revenge him.
self by selling out to the Republicans
and as everything is fair in war he
may make the Republican party glad.
But if the Democracy receive the sup
port of George w. Curtis and faction
as looks probable, they may rejoice in
the trade. Some say that Kelly car
ries the vote of the Romanists of the
country. We do not believe such to
be the fact. fit were the fact, and
religious beliefs and faiths should be
brought to the front in the campaign,
perhaps Kelly will be sorry in the end;
though the Roman Church is very
large, yet when compared with the
Protestants it dwindles very greatly.
Sad will be the day when a mans re.
ligion is made subject of discussion
in political matters. Suffer his religious
likings to be dropped, and ask only
that the man be an upright, faithful,
and capable citizen and all men will
be better suited. gss a5a
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THE OUTLOOK.

There are certain States in the
Union which are set down as Demo-
cratic and some which are reckoned as
Republican, because they havel been
so for many elections. And although,
before election, there is always some
hope in either party of making changes,
come very seldom. The States which
may reasonably be counted as certain
to vote for a Democratic President
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Laay,. Perfees Compnnion.

We have just published new book, by emf
nent physician. which shows how any woman may
become mother without uffering any pain what
1t also tells how to treat and overcome ner-
vousness morning sickness, swelled limbs. and all
evils attending pregnancy. 1t is good book issued
to help suffering women, and contains nothing of
fensive. Physicians highly recommend 1t as the
wife's true companion Send twocent stamp for full
descriptive circular, testim Onials, DC. Address
FRANK THOMAS q Co Publishers. Baltimore, Nd.
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nIS DAY DeIOngs 10 OOu ALONE,
He chooses sunday as his own,
and we should neither work nor play
Because il is the Sabbath day." 80

And let those who are children no
longer do all they can to prepare for
the Sabbath before it comes and then
put off all they can without causing
suffering to man or beast, till it is past,
and we will hear no more of the sound
of the AK or hammer on the Lord s
day and see no more of the brushing of
boots or shoes. And 50 of many other
things that might be done before that
day dawns VI put off till it is past.
4 "A Sabbath well spent, brings week ofcontent,
"And strength for the tolls of tomorrow;
But Sabbath profaned whate're may be gained
us certain forerunner of sorrow"
r. T.
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MARRIED.

R-VANscIvER,-In Camden, July 3, by
Rev. William Wright, John NJ Heisler to Miss Jo-
sephine ii. Vansciver both of this city,
49,, - 4 n fs ctv NV ,;tS Nv rev m
Larew, George II. Sewers, of Trenton and Anna l..
Adams, of this city.
---TUEE-LIPPINCoTT.-In this city, May 24th by
Rev. L. Larew, Walter B. Cole of Mount Holly and
Mary E. Lippincott, of Burlington.
BowKER- CoLEs.--In Riyerton, May 18th, by Rev.
]. R, Samson. Ell Clifford Bowker and Miss Anna
NJ. Coles, both of Cinnaminson, N. j.
.HEIsLER-CATTRELL,--In Cambridge, June oath,
by Rev. j. R. Samson Israel p. Heisler, of Beverly,
and Miss Matilda &. Catlrel, of Cambridge.
Beverly banner. [volume] (Beverly, N.J.) 1877-1964, 1884-07-12

Connecticut has voted on different
sides in the two last Presidential cleo
tions. and always by a comparatively
small majority. The detection Of many
prominent Republicans in New Haven,
gives strong, ifnot conclusive evidence
that 1884 will repeat the experience of
1876, and find her in the Democratic
column. New York is likewise the
scene of a character and ascope which
has never before been seen in that
a revolt, it is a split. In New York
and Brooklyn it threatens to very
largely divide the party, if satisfac-
tory Democratic nomination is made.
Ifthis feeling holds, as there is every
indication that it will, New York will
be certain to cast her votes for the
Democratic nominees.
The AZ votes of New York and Con-
necticut added to the Democratic col
umn as given above, elects Democra-
tic President True american.
Beverly banner. [volume] (Beverly, N.J.) 1877-1964, 1884-07-12

CHICAGO, July II, P. M.--Cleve
land was nominated on the second
ballot.
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No more oleomargarine or imitation
butter and cheese products will be al
lowed to be manufactured in this state
Neither can it be sold.
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And those States which with equal
certainty can be counted for the Re-
pubGcans are

There still remain certain States,
which by reason Of the varying votes
in the past twelve years can be classed
as doubtful. They are
Iodiana s'eu'',i'...'' III. IL! tTo,,l AZ
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c0mmon-sense principles 1t eradicates from the
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1t has been in use for many and cured larger
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DIR. Klipes Great Nerve Restorer Is the marvel
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SALICYLICA

The only radical internal remedy. Never known
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IN MOUNT HOLLY, N. J., July 10, 1884.
Sealed proposals for the whole work will be re-
oeived until II o'clock, July 18th 1884, by Joseph Fl.
Gaskl Solicitor for the Board for the furnishing of
Materials and the erection Of the Clerks Office
at MI Holly. building TO be finished for occupancy
by November 18th, 1884 Plans and specifications
can be at the office of Joseph H. Gaskill at Mt.
Holly, n. J.. on or after July 18th. The Building
b;da ac M ~ 1e 70 reft any ana al
guarantee, of two responsible parties, that such
of said Clerks office, and that they will become
suretes on bond to be signed by the bidder IS prin
clpal for the faithful performance of said contract
should the contract be awarded 10 such bidder
CHAS. M. SLOAN, Chairman,
s. w. RoCKHILL, Secretary.
July r. 3w
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DOR SALE.
n I'm Beverly and Edgewater, building lots all
Mortgages or Advances.
aug. 24-tf rs. HOvEY.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
NOTICE.
FOR SALE |

have a few more LIGHT VILLAGE CARTS
that will dispose of very cheap. They are well
adapted for either business pleasure.
f JOHN CRAFT,
No. "A w. Broad St., Burlington, N. ].
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Two Excellent Remedies for spraincd
Ankles md wrenchcd wrists.
The following new remedies for
sprains are said TO have proved very
cfllcacious. DR.. Thomas l.. Shearcr
recommends and practices the use Of
clay. such as Is used for making bricks,
free from gravel. dried and finely
powdered In mortar This powdered
clay i mixed with mortar intoa thick
and moist consistencc. This IL then
spread On muslin 70 the depth Of
quarter Of an inch, and applied entirely
around che part. Over this Is placed =
rubber roller bandagc, just lightly
enough to keep the dressing from shift
ing and retain the moisture. This an
plication should be renewed every
fwcnty-four hours. II appears. by this
method Of treatment, the most severe
sprains are cured much more rapidly
and satisfactorily than BY the old system.
The same authority states that pow
dercd dried earth sprinkled on the sur
face d IN ulcer, and kept in position by
adhesive straps, il = capital dressing for
cases which are 80 weak that even the
weakest ointment tends TO break down
the granulations.
Professor Brinton, another celebrated
practitioner. says that The best thing for
= sprain Il 70 put tho limb into vessel
Of very hot water Immediately, then
ndd boiling water Is Il can he borne.
Keep the part immersed for twenty min
utcS, Or until the pain subsidies; then
apply q light bandagc and order rcsk
Sometimes tho joint can ~ used III
twelve hours. II necessary, IT, q sni-
catc q sodium dressing. - Scientific
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cLoAKs For CHILDREN.


nov < Mo'nsr~ mAy Makes Ins'r Little
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Hubbard shapes arc exceedingly com
Portable, and look well On slender fig-
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NOW ~ May ltc Made falnfnblc, whole
some and Hutritlsc.
ii the formula for Rumford's sour
given In my last, ii Is stated that the
bread should not b. cooked. but added
just before serving the soup. Like
everything else in his practical pro-
grammes, this was prescribed with d
philosophical reason. His reasoning
may have been fanciful al times. but he
never acted stupidity. rs the vulgar ma
jority of mankind usually ID when
they blindly follow an established GUS
tom without knowing any reason for 50
doing, Or even attempting 70 discover
reason.
III his essay on "The Pleasure of
Eating, and Of the Means That May BE
EMPLOYED for Increasing II, he says:
The pleasure enjoyed in eating de-
pends--iirst, on the agrccablencss Of
the taste Of the food; and. secondly,
upon Us power to affect the palate.
Now. there are many substances ex-
tremely cheap, BY which very agreeable
tastes may be given TO food. particu-
larry when the basis or nutritivc sub
stance Of the food il tasteless; and the
effect Of any kind Of palatable solid
food (of meat, for instance). upon the
organs Of taste. may be increased al
most indefinitely. By reducing the size
Of the particles Of such food. and caus-
ing it to act upon the palate bya larger
surface. And II means be used to pre-
vent its being swallowed too soon,
a l..
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On. RosT. NEwrox;late President or she
Eclectic College OF the City Of New York,
used DIR. WM HALLS BALsAM very extern
sive1y in hisprnctice. He always said that
soigood arcmcdy ought not to BE- considered
ought % be prescribed freely by every ply
stefan as sovereign remedy In all cases Of
Lung diseases.
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