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FMLROABS. MISCELLANEOUS. RAILROADS. IX KEEPING A HOTEL Facta About "Wafters and their Tricks A Bar a Necessity, PES SSTLT ASIA BAILBOAD. OS AITD AJTKB JrS 5th, 1SS1 Tralnt leaf Broad street Station MA IX LINE.

7 7 "New York and Chicago (limited) Pullman Palace Curs, 11 20 a ia Fast line daily, Pittsburg and the West, 1105 am Western Express dally, 9u6pm Philadel. Express dally to Plttsburll 2u in Harrlsbnrg ICxpress daily, 4 30 am Niagara tip. daily, except Snodays, 40 a Watkins' xp. daily, except Sunday, 11 05 a in Erie Mail and Bnfftdo Express daily, except Saturday, 11 20 Kane Express dally except Sunday, 8 40 am Lock Haven Exp. daily, ex.

Sunday, 1105 am Hagerstown and Martipsburg Express Chambrsburg Exp. 30, 8 0 auu ii vo a. m. uua a -u m. Slienandoah Valley Kallroad, 130am Harrisburg and York Express daily, except Sunday, 6 40pm Mail Train daily, 7 00 am HarrisDurg Acc.

dally, ex. 2 Hp in lork and Hanorer Express daily, ex- centSunday, 840 am York. Hanover and Frederick Exp. daily, except Sunday, Columbia ami York except Snnday, 444pm Parkeabur Accom. daily, ex.

Sunday, 7.43 a. and 5 45 in. Bedford and Cumberland 1105 a m. except Sunday, and 11 2 except Saturday. Downingtown exceptSunday, 13.

it 3 a ana iu it on Sunday at 7 45, amand2 45and 815Dm. iPaoll Trains, 610,615. 7 45, 815, 1145, a 145, 2 14. 2 45. 3 5, 8 45, 4 15.

4 45. S15. 545. 615,645, 7 45, 915, 1015, 1130 m. On Bun- day 7 45, 9 45, 11 45 a.

1, 2 fe, 5 15, 8 15, and 10 15 p. m. Bryn Mawr Accom. 6 10, 6 15, 6 4ft 7 45, 8 15, 8 45, 10 15, 11 45 a 12 45, 1 45, 214, 215, 245. 815, 1 45, 4 15, 4 44, 4 45, 5 15.

5 45, 6 15. 6 45, 7 4, 16, 10 15, 11 30 m. On Sunday, 7 45. 9 45. 11 45.

a 1, 2 45, 5 15, 8 15, and 10 15 West Ctieeter Express, 4 44 m. Accommodation 6 15, and 11 45 a 214, 4 15, 5 15, 6 45, and 7'45pm. On Sunday 745, 1145 a 1, 5 15 and 10 15 m. Way Passenger uaily, 4 SO am. IVaina arrivs 739 From Erie and Wil- liamsport 7 5 dally, except Monday.

From Bufi aid and Falls, 7 50 a daily except Mondtty Erom Lock. Haven 3 20 daily, except Sunday, From Wat-kins, Elmira andWilllamsport, 735 Btinday. If EW IOEJK' DIVISION Trains leave Broad 8treet Station lor New York. Express, on! 3 05, 820, 345, -6 50 V. aw, 8 3U ana am.

ii.irniea -x-paess 130 pm.) 1, 3,4. 6, 630, 755, 8, 8 20p 12 Ol nigbt. On Sunday, 305, 320,8,45, For Trenton 3 20, 45, 6 50,. 7 45,. 20,8 10 430, 5, 5 25,6 00.6 30,6 a 7 55,8 8 30 8 45pmli01 nigh Vxn weekdays.V On Sunday 8 20-, 8 8 30, 8 45, am, 2, 4, 6 30,755 8, and 20 pm, 12 01 night.

For Brooklyn, K. all through trains connect at Jersey City with boats of "Brooklyn Annex," affording direct transfer to -Journey across New York City. xpi ess for Boston, without change, S20pxn. daily, Express for. Sea Girt.

Ocean Beach, Ocean Grove, Asbnry Park and Long Branch, 7 32 8 20 and 11, a and 2 week-days. Free- hold only 4 pm. For Brlstol, 615,650. 1201,2,825, 4 25, 6,602,635,7 30, 8 and 8 45 m. 12 01 night.

Oa 8unday, 7 45, 8 30, 8 45 a.m., 2, 6, 6 3o, and 8 m. 1201 night. For Bustleton 4 00 pm. On Sunday, 10 30 am, and Trains arrive: From New York 40 7 55. 9 80, 1005, 10 50, 11 4oa (limited Express 12 20,) 1 tl a tin On Kit a TJ BiKDulnncm Kj, I 12 iu mgnt.

un ounuay, su, 7 sail a 2 50. 7 46. 8 45. 9 55. 10 25.

10 50 12 10 night. rrom From Long Branch, 11 40 a 3 SO, 7 30, and Iraint leapt 'Kensington Depot, Front and Berks Streets 'X 'v Express for New York, 655 and week-days. For Trenton 6 55, 7 55, 8 40 and 10 10 am, 1 10 35, 4 35, 5 35 On Sunday 9 a and 215p m. Tor Holmesburg aqd 35 a 120L, 455 and 7 20 pm. Trains arrive From Trenton, -and 10 30 a 1 38, 4 08, 4 57, 702 and 8 08pm.

On Sunday 1 15 and 6 15 m. BELVIDEEE. DIVISION. 2VainJ leave Broad Street Station, daily, except Sunday. Express for Lambertvllle, Easton, Scranton, Bingham pton and Oswego, 7 45 am, 12 01 and 6, m.

For Lambertvllle, 8 00 For Lambertvllle, Easton and 30 pm. For 1201 and 480 pm. Trains arrive daily, except Sunday From Easton 9 20 and 9 50 a 50, and 9 55 nr. Trains leave Kensington 'Depot, Front and Berks Streets, daily except Sunday Express for Lambertvllle, Easton, 9cran ton, Binehamnton and Oswego. 755 a 12 01 and 535 pm.

jW i For Lambertvllle' Easton and BelTldere, 435 va. For 55, a 12 01 and 4 35 m. Trains arrive daily except Sundays From Easton, 9 08, and 10 30 a 4 08 m. AMBOY DIVISION. 1 MARKET 8TRBVT TKMT, Express for New Tork via Trenton, 9 00 a and 4 30 pm.

Accommodation' lor Jamesburg and South Amboy, 7 30 a and 2 00 connecting torivew lorK, juanasquttu a ijong urancu. Way trains for Trenton connecting with Trains for New York, 6-20, 7 30 and fo 30 a ia 1 30 and oo m. Sunday Train 00 pm. Way Train for Burlington, 5 and 10 15 m. on eiunuay vauam anuioup m.

vw. -Way trains for Bordentown, 5 30, 8 and 11 For Klnkora Branch, 730am, 1200m, and 4 SO or Hlghtstown, via Bordeatpwn, 7 30 a 00, and 600 pm. or stations ow Pemberton Hightstotrn Krancn 7 a 4 p.m. For Seaside Park and Long Branch and lv termediate stations, 8 30 a For Tuckerton, 8 30 a m. and 20 pnH For Al (Milord, 8 30 and 11 00 a 3, and 5 20 m.

For Merehantvllle, 6 50, 7, 8 10, and 1100 am, 1, 2, 3, 330, 4, 0, 00,0 SO, I 30, 10, 11 30 IB. VU Sunday, For Mt. Holly, 7 00, 8 30, and 11 a 1,3, 4,5 S), 6 30, 7 30. 10 and 11 30 m. On Snnday 10 a land 6 80pm.

For Pemberton, 7 QO, 8 30 and 11 00 a 4, 8 20 6 30, and II 80 m. On Sunday, 30 p. m. Trains arrive From South Amboy and Jamesburg, 8 20, li 40 a ana 8 OS m. From Trenton, connecting from New Tork 8 20, 10 ana 11 40 a so, 10, oau, i and 10 50 daily; exceot Sunday.

Sleeping CapTickets can be ha at Broad and Chestnut streets, 838 Chestnut street, and. Broad Street Station. The Union Transfer Company will call tor and check Baggage irom ana itesi-' dences. Time Cards and full Information can be obtained at the Depots and Ferries named above, and at the following .1 S.Jfi.Cor. liroaa ana Chestnut No lis Market TICKET OFFICES (,4 Chelton a Ger'n FRANK THOMSON, J.K.

WOOU, General Manager ven. raw, -awi. WEST JERSEY RAILWAY. 0 AT ATB OCTOBMt 7th, 1881, Trains leave Market Street ferry as follows I1.ln wiuitjlon. v.

fiXpreSS 11.) 1 jr JV nvcmsj, w. Accommodation, week-days, 8 10 p. m. On Sunday, 8 00 a.m. Express for Atlantic City, 8 40 a and 1 5b m.

On Sunday 8 30 a m. For Forest Grove, Pleasantvilie and Intermediate points, 8 40 a and 3 50 m. oa 8 30 a ui. tr vt.i.inri M(U vdio sua a in and530pm. on snnuav.

uoa m. For Sweelesboro. 10 00, a rh, 3 30 and 5 30 va. For Brldgeton, 8 00 a 8 30 and 5 30 For Salem, 8 00 a 3 30 and on Wednesdays and Saturdays only at 5 30 in. For Port Norrig, 8 00 a and 8 30 m.

For Woodbury, 6 30 8, 3 20,480, 8 30,6 30 and 1130 pm. On Sunday' 8 00 a ui 12.80 and 5 m. For Uelaw are Kiver Railroad, 8, 11.40 a rh, 8 201 and 5 30 pm. J. K.

WOOD, J03. CEAWFORD, Oen. Pass. Agt Supeiintendent F. SWEETEN, Darpsntsr Builds? GENERAL CONTRACTOR For Street Paving, Culvertiny aai Carpentering" ttc.

Jobbing punctually attended to Shop 613 Lawrence Streetr Reddenoe: 612 North Flftli Street, CAMDEJT, If. J. 4atnai-l3r. CASH PAID HIDES TALLOW CALF AND SHEEP SKINS, JOHN BAXTER, SIXTH ST, AIGHNB POINT AVE SOUTH OAMDEST, N. J.

declOSL. JOSEPH P. YERIiES, WHOLESALE DEALEB ANT IM- POKTER OP JETViS CIGARS 138 MARKET PHUA. Hew York Cigars a SPECIALTY. prices and at best terms.

Oot28, Ma-em. JACOB GNANG, THE FASHIONABLB Boot and Shoe Maker 217 MARKET STREET, a CAMDEN, H. J. Pine Custom Work made in the Latest i I i Styles. I Eepjing Neatly Promptly.Dons Give me a call and he convinced.

i- Jso.Gnx Willtm, Johk Gill, J. MUBKAT ItAOOK. i MOEaiS W. BTBOCD, QUAKER CITI OIL COMPANY (Limited.) Refiners of PETUOLEUM, AXO KANtTFAOTOEKES Of IBM CELEBRATED SAFETY V.UAlVIiI mil on The Safest and Best Burning OIL Works Second and Erie Avenue, Philadelphia. umoe.

nortn jiont Btreet, I'luiaaeipma. apl6-81-ly, 50 13 Market Camden. VEGE A FOB LADIES, GKNTLRWKV, EVERYBODY. A BIGHEAU ROAST DINNER With Fia oar PcDOwa, Private Dlnlag1 Boom for Ladle. a7s, isao.

EDWARD CAEB0W RUSSIAN AND TURKISH BATHS REDUCED TO 60 CENTS. COEKS AND BUNIONS REMOVED FOR 25 CENTS. TfIXIXA.M ELVIN8 .23 SouttTTentli ytTTT ATTTTTmTl, IaOMkt.xa.toUia. tf Gentlemen, 7 a. to P.

to. (ESTABLISHED IS 1897.) IIEWELL RTOGAYf Saooessors to Newell Bro.) XMPOBTSS3 07 WINES and LIQUORS AJTD DEALEBS IS. h-r- ME OLD WHISKIES. Stores: Nps. 11 13 N.Front St, PHILADELPHIA.

A Ctioloe Selection for Family and Medicinal ost PtTEITY GUAEANTEEIX tf IF YOU WANT. rEOTSTER- STOP AT 1 E. Cor. 2nd and Market PHILADELPHIA. jiJ An entirely New ind pniitiTely ffMtl lr He med? for tho iwedf nd nn.oi)fe cur ot Seminal Emissions vaA Impotency rih oly true ti, ttu Dtrvut Ai'pVvctuoii to tb principal Mt of tb MeaM.

TlM Ut of tbe rtm tAj to atten id wtA so pain oc lncio retiree, td Ami inuvfenwtib tbeenllnary pimukU lift. Thto nod of tn mtmm. tto4 tb tt In vty Mrtre mum, and to now a prencunevd mc TV It nonavrww about thn preparation. Prmctoai obarrratton MblM pcaitirely mmrantr that it win parfeet MtiafHtmn. It to teM by tha Nodical l'roffeflon tha moM rauonaJ tswnt Jit AImiot-rdof iwurhlnR and curi ag thli wry prevalent troublt, The Bmtdy la fnt oput MM boi, orthr Ho.

I a motb), f3 H. tlfwA a perroanmt cnr. nnl in err tm); Ho. 3 (bwtmf ovr iNna nMtA wlU etop amiawotM r4 iwU tifw th arM T. Bat hf mti, taatoi ta Vm roil iirvrii om lor urvf mmnpajir vh ni.

owmi tVt PaiDphM flt Asatmnleal V'lrvt in itoit M(irai iiin eaa whm pnvt sti tA tat ih of it a affaeiad. bnv mU HARRIS REMEDY CO. MF'O CKEh MSTS, CAHDES ATLANTIC RAILROAD. OS A1TD AITIB rwn 1882. Train leare VIXE and BHACKAMAIOS Street ferries, Phllailelplua.

FOfi ATLAKTIC CITr. FAST EXPRESS, 9.30 a.m. (Shackamax: on street 2.30) and 4 00 p. m. ACCOM MOUATION 8.00a.

1 6UXDAY FAST liiPiiJiSS 70 and a. m. i XOCAI. TfUiHi FBOM PHILADELPHIA. WHIiamstown, 8 ana 11.00 a 4.30 and turn, Hammontos, 8 a 4.30, and 6.00 m.

Atco, 8 and 11.00 a. 4.30, It nd Vine Street only HOp. m. fiatidonflgid, 7, 8, 9 and 11.00 a 12 2, 8 00, 4.30. 5, 6, t.43.

and Vine Street only 9.30 anil 11.30 bid. i MaRLTON and oo, 11 00 a. 3 and ft n. Rnnriftvs. ft a.

m. and 9 T15ELASD, Brldgeton, ko.i a. hi 4.3u pTrS; l.EAVi ATLANTIC CITY. 1 FAST EXPRESS 7 and 8 a.m. and 5 40 p.m.

Accommodation, 7r'2 ni. and 4 p. i Sunday Accomntodavion7.20a. 430 m. i SUNDAY FAST EXPRESS 7:20 and p.

m. i Round trlptlcketa (10 days,) $1,00, i oodi'uff i'tulor Cars oa all express trains! fare, 25 cents. Tickets on sale at Kos. 836.838. 1100 and 1348 Chestnut Street, Vlue Street and Shacka.

maxon Street Ferries, Phlladelphlaand Oi 4 Chelten Avenue, Uermaatown. D. H. MIT5DY. A jrwit.

MISCELLANEOUS. GEO. M. D. BELLOWS Book-Binder 116 118 N- FOURTH Entni2ioe on Apple Tree Street, piriLADKi.PinA.

Law and Medical Works a Speciality. Mnsic, Magazines, Snnday School Libra ries, Books of all description neatly and strongly bound. may682-ly. -s 218 Market Street, PHILADELPHIA. KLLBOEN-a Hat Emporium! LARGEST ASSORTMENT LOWEST PRICES! 218 MiRKET STREET.

JAlVtES IiAG ALV, FLOE I ST, June, of Federal SteC. CAMDEX, HT. Gut Flowers, Bonqtieta, Wreaths and Designs arrangid at short notice. may6-3m. ESTABLISHED 1862.

CAMPBELL'S West JGrsey Iiiyery -ANa. Boarding' Stabler Hones Boarded by the Month, Week, Bay or Single Feed. Strict Attention paid to Boarding Uortetk First -class Close Carriagea to hire for funerals, weddings, park and country driving, with careful drivers, at all times, Light Carriages, PhKtons and Saddle Horses to hire at all hours, day or night. Carriages taken on stor age. Horses sola at private saie.

ugnt ana comfortable stabling for 300 horses. Nothing will be spared on my part to accommodate all that may favor me with their patronage. JOHN CAMPBELL, Jr.s Proprietor, No. 1 Market Camden, N. WASHDTGTON MARKET HOUSE E.

DEALEB IK Nos. 6 10 N. 3d St, CAMDEN, XT. J- Fresh Country Produce constantly on band. Also, in connection with the Meat Market, we have the Old Reliable Oyster and Fish Stand (No.

io 1 t.A VM.k RhA av rt Vlnd of (Wh in tha market. Oysters.and Fish received nab daily. CHAS. ABKNDKOTH, rroprietor, Nos. and 10 N.

3d St (abv. Federal.) tou2582-3m. wniiAM nuns, CAJIPENTER, AND BUILDER, 236 Pine Str Camden, N. J. WILLIAM BUMM.

6B0B0B W. BUMM WHLIAM-BUMM -WHOLESALE IMPORTERS OP DEALERS IN ALT- RACE ST. WIIAHF, PHILADELPHIA. vl9-6m i Tlio DPurest audBest EVER 'MADE- A combination of Hons. Bnchn.

Man drake and Dandelion, with all the best and most curative properties of ail other Bittern, makes the greatest Blood I'urilier, Liver Kcsulator, and Lite and Health Keatoring Agent on earth. No disease can possibly long jeiist where HOP BITTEES are used, so varied and perfect are their operations. Tbey Give new Life and Vljror to the Ageil and Infirm --A To all whose emt)ovments cause irreirularitf of the bowels or urinary or who require an Appetizer, Tonio and Mild Stimulant," HOP Bl i i h.KS are invaluable, WITHOUT INTOXICATING. No matter what vour feelinra or svmntoras what the-diseasB or ailiruent is, use Hop Bitters. xwii-t wait uniu you are sick, Dut you only feel bad or miserable, use them at once.

It mar save your life. It has saved hundreds. 8500 will be paid for a case thev will not cure or help. Do not suffer or let your friends suffer, but use and urge them, to use HOP BITTEK3. Remember, Hop Bitters is no vile, dnigrped drunken nostrum, but tbe Purest and Best Medicine ever made; th "Invalid's Friend and Hope" and no person or family should be without them.

I. I. V. is an absolute and irresistible cure for Drunkenness, use of Opium, tobacco, narcotics. All sold by druggrist.

Send for Circular. Hop Bitters HlPg Co. MCHSSTER, I. and TORONTO, OFT. JOSEPJI FRANKLIN lEI.JMJirBOlil 1 1 7 Nos.

56, 58 N. Second St. CA-iDEir, j. Hones taken by the day, week month or single .1 .1 i teams to hire at all JVWagona taken on storage's mar2582-ly. JOHN DOBBINS, 1 Tl I I I liiraHiiuieAE! 55 Ave, and 1721 Broadway, i CAMD'EN, Special attention given to the Collection of Rents.

KRIPS SHEARAr TOMBSTONES. OF NEW DESIGNS A SPECIALTYj Sixth Camden; -N. J. junl'82-ly CATARRHn ELYv? "ream Balm, Effectually, cleanses tne nasal pasages 01 CuUirrhal virus.caus-ing healthy secretions, allays inflama-tion, protects the membrane from additional colds, completely heals the sores and restores the sense of taste and Beneficial results are realized by a few applications. A thorough treat SATARau roLDS t.

I ment will cure Ca tarrh. Hav tarrh, Hay Fever AY" FE VE Unequaled for colds in the head. Agreeable to use. i Apply by the little finder into the no strils. On receipt of 50c.

will mail package EI.Y3 CREAJI BALM Owego.N.Y i TOYPUL Sews for Boys ana Girls 1 1 Joflnfand Oldlf A NEW IN- for Home uie 1 Fret and Scroll Sawing, Tnrnmff. Bonnir. nrillincr nritj; Screw Cutting. Price $5 to oena cents lor 100 pages. 'HEAIM EKOWN, Lowell, MaM, EVERY OMfrjsi Will Get Valvablc Inrormatlou FREE, by sending for circular to TOUBJEE, Boston, Massachueelte.

may 2(Mt SOUTH Doh'tTocate before seeing our James Kiver settlement. lllus. catalogue iree J. t. Manona, uiaremont.

Va. 4i Per week can be made In any locality; 111.,. MJM C.KIIIIO. outfitfree. G.

INOKAHAM Boston, JUHBSHUllUBCllS. npHE" FIRST -NATIONAL BAK" OT "CAM- -of -theisondition-of the- First '-Nattonsr bank of Camden, at in the State of xxew jersey, ai tne close or business on the 19th uuy oi Juay, iss. EESOUECES. Loans nd $468,526.97 V. 8.

bonils to secure circulation 200,000.00 U. S. bonds on hand Other stocks, bonds and Due frem redeeming and reserve agents 80,114.99 Due from other National 17,655.04 uue lrom suue uhuks ana 04 Heal estate, furniture and 47,01.00 6,318.75 8,2.57.84 653.05 6.65D.00 27,614.00 Current expenses and taxes paid Premiums Checks and other cash items Bills of other National banks Fractional currency (including nickles) it Specie (including gold Treasury notes) Lcgiil tender Redemption fund with U. 8. Treasury, not more than 5 per cent, on Due Iroin U.

Treasury (other than 5 percent, redemption 9,000.00 1,000,00 Totnl. Capital stock pnld Surplus Other undivided ti National bank notes outstanding 180.000.tX) iiviuenuH Individual 98.00 438,811.63 JUue to other National banks 2263 73 Due to state banks and WftilB State op New Jersey, -v County of Camden, (sbV Watson Depny, Cashier of the aboVeBmed hank, do solemnly swear that the above bUik a TQI DEPtTY, Subscribed and sworn to before me this twentv-fourth day of May, 12. lwmy RAVUKXj T. DAVWOIf, N. P.

JOHX K. BODINE, T.l vrniii(n 1 Directors. CLAYTON LIPPIXCOTT Ju3 3w" Plain nni Fanry Job Printirj of all Kinds, don't foil to give os coll. No. 132 Federal Stxeet, Camdcnt N.

J. AND EXCUANGE STiBLES From the New York Tribune. i'Tka raauatretneat of a great bote requires as much executive ability as the command of a brigade In tbe field. The same attention to details is necessary, and a strict system, which approaches military discipline, is followed. Tbe profits of a hotel may be largely diminished or frittered away entirely through lack of Judgement on part of the heads ot departments and throngti the various leakages ibat are, aot to occur In every laree establish ment.

In speaking' (if the losses of hotels, a hotel man said recently: P. "In a well-managed however large, the loee are not so great as is often supposed. Take the provisions. With careful buying and adequate ice-houses and coolinir- rooms, there should be very little wasted. Things tbat are not used as originally intended can be utilized in some other wav, as, for ex- ample, fruit which la not available for dessert can be turned into tart, and pies." Bat tbe greatest loss in food is caused by the priests themselves when meals are served table d'hote.

Of course a first-class bouse presents a bill of fare for. any meal which contains more than nve men can eat. mere are some people, however, who are not accustomed to the best fare, and are unable to make selections and they simply go in on the principle of getting their money's 80 tbey order everything, and If at dinner go straight through from sonp to coffee, calling for every dish tbat tbe menu' contains. Of they can't eat. one-quarter of- tbe amount, and so they leave ft great deal to tys wasted.

There is a chanee also for the waiters to cause a loss by bringing guests more 'things than- they want, in tbe hope that this undue attention will, increase their fees. But the head waiter and tbe controller who stand at tbe doors of the kitchen always keep a sharp lookout for this, and when a waiter is found bringing a guest half a dozen things instead of two that are really wanted, be is immediately discharged. When the 1. A ILJCUis arc bci tcu huw gicatucai ui money is often lost to the guests by the. 'double check racket, wVcb is a favorite game with dishonest waiters; The guest writes his orders on a check "which tho waiter takes to the cashier's desk, where the prices are put on and the check stamped.

Bat while tbe guest Is eating bis meal, the waiter secretly makes 'out another check with the same orders bat 'with, the prices increased from -10 to 50 per cent. Then be hands this, raised check to the guest for payment, but gives to the cashier the first cieck with the proper prices, and pockets the difference. If the guest pays bis check without close examination, as he is likely to do if he has ladies with him, of course be is swindled, and we can't prevent it. I have heard people say that tbey wouldn't go to tbe 'Manhattan, Brighton in. Long Beach again because tbe prices were so outrageous, and I knew at once tbat the waiters had raised their ecks.

The only remedy. Is for the guest carefully Xo compare the prices "on his check with those on bill of fare. First- rlaojt wnirArft act a. rnlA iarft VnrV tnp.n.- Tbey are usually French, German or Italian, .1 generally speak two, three or lour languages, and of teA.haja. some, education.

best -waiter level knew was something- of a bn-i something-of a musician," and no mean artist. Then he was an admirable waiter," and bad the knack of satisfactorily serving a great many ijeople at the same time. His fees Very Hrge.J received -the 1 neual salary of (30 or $35 a month and board. We ofTereoFWnT 'th(rapos1ikro of head waiter at a salary of $100 a mouth and board, and be it. He, told afterward tbat be couldn't afford to lose money by taking tbe "place you'seer What his fees must have amounted to.

At a great seaside, hotel ia the height of the season a good waiter will make iroin $5 to $15 a day in fees. It is a not an uncommon thing for a waiter to receive a dollar 'as a single, fee. and; It he Is serving a large party be sometimes gets 15. -'hut returning to 4he losses in hotels 1 come har whink tm rnullo thn Imnnrtant feature of a No hotel' can; tie successfully run without a bar. The goods are not perishable, and the receipts 'are so largely profit that the manager often expects the bar alone to pay the expenses of running the hotel.

No system of checks tbat I know of is effectual In nreventlng the bar-keener from 'knocklnc down': still I don't think there is much of it, done at tfie best houses. Tbe reason is tbaU tne Dest men atiamauie are seiecteaior tue places, and they are paid good salaries. I know a man who next week goer to a Saratoga hotel to "be head bar-keeper. i6f tte 'searson of three months he receives $100 and all his ex-penea, which is not bad pay. And good bar- tender employed the year round often receive $1,200 and $1,500.

Tbe linen department of a hotel, extensive as it is, is under one head. The housekeeper daily allots taeaeh cbamber- maid: who has a fixed dumber of rooms under "fV 1. A 1- .4 sheets. ihee are caecsea agaiasc toe cuain- -bermaid's camej and tof course she has to re-- turn tbe same number. A like plan is followed with tbe table linen.

Then the is charged with tbe-r number of pieces Bent it, aBd credit Is given when tbey arereinrned. Eyerythipg 'aboal tbq Is thus divided Into departments, tne heads or which are responsible to the manager or proprietor. -J'laHb bas -been considerable lost tbrongb 'hotel beats' and by easb- ine checka; But a shrewd, experienced clerk can usually measure ms man pretty exactly, and if be bas any well fouuded doubts, it is a very simple matter to say that tbat tbe custom of tbe house is for strangers to pay in ad- i. lit i ..1. Vance, j.

upii win mire is as uiucu muuey Inatlo this as there, nutsd to be. alLhmnrli hotel keepers are occasionally taken In. Most hotels now flatly refuse to cash, checks or 4rafU tor 1 bat game bas been em' -ployed too oiten. ur course, wun the large number of employees in a great seaside bouse the expenses are enojmons, but the profits of a successful house are correspondingly At the Long Beapb Hotel, which is pruoaply the largest seaside house now open, there are between- 300 and 400 and the ex- penses of rnnning the hoofe amount to about The Hoar Family Abroad. Howard's S.

Y.Xetter to Phlla. Times. Anothar member of.the hog family Is tho constant It matters nothing to him if sick men, delicate women or little children are UDset by Dip smoke. I be mconvenl enced by yon?" He thinks it a hardship if lhe can't smoke on car platforms and rldlculons if halsu't allowed.to smoke' all over a boat. I madva trjpi froni iSew York to Boston last iwe 10 toe lorwara ena ot tne parlor car.

In which, for the sakef comfort I paid an ex tra dollar, was a little apartment with raen. My seat was near tbe door; The men, tbe conductor, the car conductor, tbe, newsboys, the peanut, candy, and book-venr'ors and the paseehgers In general opened tbat door not less than 175 times ia eight hours. I counted, 80 timet aDd didn't begin to eonntfora lony-tlms and stopped hours before we reached Beantown time the door opened a whiff of smoke blew in my 1 tbe face of an' invalid girl Id tbe next chair, in the face of a dear old lady, who was made very 111 by and in the faceaof.tbe twenty-six passengers, each whom bad paid an extra dollar for "com. fort." I came borae by tbe Fall River line. My seat In th parlor car was number 13, and Iliad a sick headache.

At least ten men smoked from Boston to Fall Ktver and to cap tbe climax the parlor car conductor did the same thing. Mr. VanderfciHowns the Fourth avecuehorac-car line and charges six cents for the shortest the slowest hrse the -most erewded ears ln tbe city. Conspicuously posted is a regu-atllon against smoking, hvery day In the year I rida foar times on those cars, and I don't remember a trip when Mr. Hog was not smoking either a bloated cigar or a stinking cigarette.

I have seen women turn' pale with deathly sickness because some squirt on the front alatform continued to smoke after, ha bad been requested not to, If a man takes the matter In ihis own hands, nlnetenths of the passengers look on him as a loafer. If he a'ks tbe conductor to speak to him, an offensive conspicuosity is given bun which Is far from pleasant. IS THE BEST desiccated: COCOA. TS TJX IH THE WORLD Every'Houseketper SHOULD Gl IT i TRIAL. Pies, Pij tidings, Cakes, Fritters, e-'- Are made easily and quickly from this preparation, and ae far better than when made in the old way from the green cocoanut.

DYSPEPTICS INVALIDS 'V caneat anything made from NOIX DE COCO, with no fear" of bad results as the is thoroughly cooked in course of preparation, and is as easily digested as Rice or Noixde Coco is put up in pound and half-pound packages. ijlFull directions for using accompany each package. It is for sale by nearly every Grocer in Camden. Ask your Grocer for If he does not kees it, show him this advertisement, and tell him where" "it." ASKFDH NOJXs DE-COCQ -AND- take other brand. MANUFACTURED SOIELT BT "Warner rr.

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