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Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-03-25
rhe Board of Pharmaceutical z,


The Board Of Pharmaceutical Examiner
! will meet IN Macon on Tuesday, April 4th
: for the examination of applicants for drug
! gists license, under the act of the Legisla-
sture, approved September 10Th, 1881.
This law applies to allpersons now en-
gagged in compounding and vending drugs
medicines and poisOns in this State, excep
! physicians dispensing Their olon prescription.
from their offices; druggists t0hO haze alread.
eOpfaiaed licenses from regular authorized kOdra
fof his State, and merchants selling family
zmeoicines, not poiSOnS, Nth the la62 Of Z
licensed dpothecaTy, as provided and allowed
4 by section 1909 Of the Code Of 673 Of Geor-
sgia. Physicians having diplomas and reg
sistering with the Ordinary of the county al
druggists do not fulfill or comply with tht
requirements Of the law. They must obtain
slieense.
The board is composed as follows:
Edward Barry, Chairman, Augusta, Ga.
J. s. Pemberton, Atlanta, Ga.
John Ingalls,, Macon, Ga.
Osceola Butler, Savannah, Ga.
Issdore Zacharias, Secretary, Columbus
Georgia.
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4chriarIan Chnrch Services.

The previous announcement that Elder
IL. T. Sweeney would present last night "The
sCreed Of the Christian Church" and impure
whether or not it was Orthodox" crowded
lArmOry Hall to its utmost capacity, and
Though the speaker transcribed the limits
OF his usual time, his audience exhibited 10
ssign OF impotence or want OF deep, we may
ssaY profound, interest. Mr.. Sweeney is az
seaTnest, bold and powerful speaker,
thoroughly convinced of the truth and
power Of the gospel of Christ, and having
sstaked ais all upon the truth, his entire
energy and manhood are brought to bear in
his work Of the ministry.
There viii be no services at Armory Hall
Tonight, but they will be resumed on Sun
idaY, and the subject announced in Sunday
MORNINGS telegram.
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II WINp.lE-
SUNDAY
Services at the various Churches.

ST. Johns Church, Madison square, Rev
Chas. II. Strong rector.-Fifth Sunday in
Lent. Holy communion at 7;3O O'Clock,
Morning service and sermon at II O'Clock.
Sunday school 4 O'Clock, Evening service
and sermon at S O'Clock. Lenten service.
every morning at z O'Clock, and Wednesday
and Friday afternoons at > O'Clock.
Christ Church, johnson square, Rev
Thomas Boone rector.-Ftfth Sunday IN
Lent. Morning service and sermon at II
O'Clock. Sunday school at p. n. Evening
service and sermon at S O'Clock. Service
with short address every afternoon at AS
O'Clock. On Thursday holy communion al
Han. On Friday Bible class at p. m.
st. Matthew's Chapel, corner Of Hunting
don and TattnaIl streets, Rev. l. 3. kennsrd
in chsrge.-Sunday school at $3.50 O'Clock.
Morning service and sermon at III O'Clock
Leuteu service On Thursday night at
O'Clock.
Evangelical Lutheran Church Of the As
eension, Bull street, Wright square, Rev.
DR.. " 3. Bowman pastOr--Divtne service
aud collection for Home Missions a. IL a. N.
Preaching at p. N. Sabbath school 3,
.. m. All are invited.
independent Presbyterian Church, Rev.
I. s. K. Arson. d. D., and Rev. Robert 7.
Kerr uastOrs.-Sunday morning service at II
O'Clock by Rev. WIN. F. Boggs, d. D., OF
Atlanta. Evening service at O'Clock BY
SIR Kerr. Sunday school $3.50 p. n. Prayer
meeting Thursday 4:30 p. N. You are IN
Anderson Street Presbyterian Church.
Rev. /. S. K. Arson, D. D., and Rev. Robert
P. Kerr pastOrs.-Sunday morning service
by Mr.. Kerr at IL O'Clock Evening service
BY DR.. Arson at s O'Clock. Sunday school
q:S0 a. m. Prayer meeting 5 O'Clock p. m
Wednesday. Missionary meeting st $3.50 p.
N. Sunday. All are welcome.
Trinity Methodist Church, st. James
s1uare. Rev. J. o. Branch pastOr.-Preseh-
ing at II 3. N. and 81 500 p. N. by the
pastor. Sunday school at 400 .. m.
PRAYER meeting Thursday at 500 p m.
Wesley Monumental Methodist Church,
corner AbercoTu and Gordon streets, Rev.
Geo. g.. y. MseDOneu pastCr.-fTesching
at IL a. m and al 500 ?. m bF the pastor.
SUNDAY school at 400 p. N. Prayer meeting
Wednesday st 500 ?. H.
New Houston Street Methodist Church, ,
corner Jefferson sud New Houston streets,
Rev. George W. Mathews pastOr.-Prsaeh-
ing at IL a. N. ard 500 p. N by the pastor.
Sunday school at ESQ q. N. Prayer meeting
at 500 p. m Tuesday.
Penfeld Mariners Bethel, Richard Webb
Misunderstanding IN the morning At III
O'Clock and 8 night az S. Sabbath school
$50 D. N. Prayer and temperance meeting
on Tuesday night at o'clock. The seats
are all free.
The First New Church SoeistS VIII meet
Tor worship in Metropolitan Hall 81 >
O'Clock D. m. An interesting discourse
viii be read. Subiect-"Gusrdian Angels
and Evil Spirits" All are invited.
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The members OF the crew of the Norwe-
lgian bark Sidon, at Boston, detraet some
what from the size OF the telegraphic story
about their sailing through so miles of dead
eonfish, but the truth, il their present story
be true, is startling enough. They say that
they sailed through 10 or IL miles Of float
ling dead fish, the fish being of large size,
and visible on both sides OF the ship as far
as the eye could reach. An attempt was
made to catch one Of them with q boat
hook, but the vessel was sailing so fast that
lners have no theory to account for this fish
fatality, but say they never saw or heard Of
THE like before,
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stevens, Adjustable stereoscope.


A very valuable invention Of Mr.. W. LIE
sConte Stevens, formerly Of Savannah and
for several years Professor Of Physical Sci
fences, at Chatham Academy, has just
sbeen patented. It is claimed to
Toe great Improvement upon those hith-
/ rto in use, on account of the simple and
fine Expensive device by which it secures com
PORTABLE vision where ordinarily much dis
seomfort is produced by imperfect adspta-
stion. There are few persons who have used
The stereoscope much without suffer
ting temporary pain in the eyes
fThis is reduced as mach as posi-
4 pie by the convenient and manageable ar
arrangement for making the instrument in
vented by Mr.. Stevens suited to all stereo-
graphs and all healthy eyes. 1t was devised
10y Mr.. Stevens for the purpose of illustrat-
hug the principles of binocular vision In
ihis lectures on this subject before the
Cooper Institute, New York, and was SO
highly commended that he was induced to
patent #. 1t was exhibited with satisfsc
!, ory results before the New York Academy
LOT Music. and has been described at length
lin the american Journal Of Science for March
The numerous friends of MIR. Stevens in
Savannah and Georgia will wish him profit
able returns on his invention.
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AiifiintI Salts Su-0,,
sUPERPHosPHATE u -:
9ufttun Salss future 5s H..
By GEO. W. LAMAR. a.

Under and BY virtue OF an order % \,
r1or Court or Chatham count- ne Supa
signed, as Commissioners annoi5Stt s9e unds,
court IN proceeding FOR psrtitia.S9 oy al
by AUGUSTUS G. GUFRAP6,0 d lnsntulsi
wiz sen a. PUBLIC outcry 10 the bie '.S Other
der. before the Court House in s ,ae-i-suest BIZ
on the FIRST TUESDAY, being ~. County
sale, ''sal houu N
AL those lots Of land situate Il, a.
|Savannsh. known as AZ ne city al
Lot number thirty three Flbart
the improvements; subject to .;. az, viii
rent OF S33 IS per annum. Wy Ground
The western one-third Of lot nur,l
-four Ebert ward, with the inprovs.-a.asi hing.
ject 70 city ground rent of 50 Is -Su1s SAB
Lot number one and improvement annnu
|north by Indian street. east nv ~ O.0g1ndei
street, west oy lot number two, and sor S{soai
Indian street lane. south b.
One fourth part Of Farm lot rr,,L
Wilmington tything, Derby ward sir, re, oas
the White Blum road about two rniles 'tfiaed q
Icity of Savannah. at the railroeS a,on y
containing eleven and one-fourth GIt6 ' Ssl's
more or less. '''7D aeis
Two lots Of lard. each CONTAINING e,.
more or less, on the branch of WsrsoSo- aifes
lat the Isle Of Hope, in said county one ~ ivel
lots having upon it a spacious dyyaiii,1.o y said
and outbuildings. uas'
Terms cash; purchasers paying for fitls.
J. G. ROWLAND
". =. GO Raid
R. H. DENFRT'
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Che 3Osuiud 4srs.
sATTRnAY. MARCH %. 1859.
Tln1e OF Closing she vail.

Northern mail. 500 and P. \.
ChsrIezfou. 800 and P. n
Pr ROYAL Raflroad. ana P
r0- an points 70 Florida. 10 A. n ana = -.
sIaco0 and Brunswick Railroad u A L. ano
PM ,,s,..s IN n apS
RWR r. 10 a. n and P. n
E-T11sVfck. Darien and Doooy, ~ A. 4 alD
9P.M. - co-.,nab
E-o-i5s srd Western Railroad, P. n
western mail, via Central Railroad, : A
s5fIies-eviiIe and Eatonton. $50 Pm
HawkinsviIle. 10 A. 4.
Savannah River, Tuesday. P n
on SUNDAY. mail for al points ~ A n
0e7ca hours from $50 A n 70 SD P; \.
Money order window open from $50 A n e
$50 PM. s-,,,, % y r.
p on Sunday. ,t.,:
,isvs from y n. 10 P. 4.
i5e-isfer window open Sundays and leSa
s,-ITisvs from u n 70 I P. II. for delivery only
EEsIsTER NAIL
Northern . snd P. ~
southern 70 A. II and P. n.
Western P, X.
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"Oaear Dear,V

We have Just received a copy Of the great
American comic song with waltz chorus
scalled "Osear Dear" composed by u. Il.
Rosenfeld. This song is now all the rage,
sand IS nightly sung with immense applause
! By such artists as "Lotta," stony Pastor, /"
Sol Smith Russell, Eliza WeathersbY, etc.
This song is easy, so It can be played on the
fpianO or o gan Price, soc. per copy, or
three copies for 81. The title page contains
e very striking funny picture that will make
syou laugh to look st. Copies can be OBJ
Etsined free OF postage by sending marked
price to the publisher. Postage stamps
staken as currency. Address Z. w. Helmick,
FISO EN- street, Cincinnati, o.
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Lively Combat.

About six O'Clock yesterday afternoon {
gang of colored boys were assembled II
Franklin square. and a quarrel started be-
tween two of them, who were about the
same size, which resulted in the livelies
combat we have seen between boys for :
long time. They pounded each other abou
the face and body for some time, hitting
pretty hard lieks. First one would have the
advantage and then the other. Towards
the last Of the combat they elinched anC
commenced Quitting" each other in tbs
face. They were finally separated 6y col
ored man who was standing by, after they
hsd fought some twenty minutes. Both
boys were badly bruised, but showed con-
siderable pluck, and would have started tC
light again had they not been prevented.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-03-25

ksonsIern UNDERWRITERS Associati0na
Among the members in attendance at the
eleventh annual session Of the Underwriters
Association, now being held in Atlanta, are
Nv. h. Daniels, special agent and adjuster,
zC. T. Pendergast, special agent, and c. A.
Reitze, special sgsnt and adjuster, all OF
sSavannah. Among the business transacted
was the adoption of the following resolu-
lions, which are Of general interest:
/ Resolgsd, That the Underwriters AssoI
Scistion Of the South commend to the consid-
&eratfon of the United Fire Underwriters in
America the form Of policy prepared by Mr..
IF. G. Moore, of New York, at the request
s of the association, as great improvement
/ upon the forms now In use, in chopptng on
many obsolete and unnecessary, II not IN
res Sensible conditions, in simplifying and
scondensiEg the especial conditions, all OF
which are retained, in adding others which
are important and In embodylng the whole
! In terms so simple IS to be readily under
stood. and in type so PLAIN as to be read by
Everybody.
Rssol,ed, ?. That this association express
Its high appreciation of the fidelity and
slaborious care with which Mr.. Moore dis
aeharged the duty assigned him two years
II
and modestly continued his labor another
year. until the present form he sends to US
4is SO perfect, as, with little notifications, it
Scan be made to suit the taste of each com
zpapv. We tender him our thanks.
Z Rssolted, g. That the form now before us
sbe printed in the minutes.
8 Resolved, That in the increasing bad prsc-
4tice Ct permitting other insurance without
Enotice we recognize one Of the most dan
8gerous evils that sfficts our business. We
AtherefoTe commend this subject to the con-
elaboration of the companies, and to local
8 agents, with the recommendation that such
Spermit be given in the following language:
Is additional insurance permitted to be
3concurrent herewith. EAmended so as to ex-
xcaDt cotton, storage, commission and whole
4sale stocks.
q Rescued, That the association views with
$gratifcation the move recently made, re-
8sulting in the formation Of Underwriters
associations in Atlanta and New Orleans,
respectively representing the States Of South
zCarolins, Georgia, Florida, Louisiana, Miss
4issippi, Arkansas and Texas, with the object
4of the formation of local boards, the i'm
q Drovement Of rates ard the attainment OF
sssound practice in underwriting. We bid
5those engaged in 1t God speed, and extend
zour cordial appreciation.
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a CautIon 10 Our Readers.

Inferior limitations frequently follow sue
.cessful invention. This has been the case
with the patent LINoLEUM floor cloth. Be-
yond all controversy its durability and beau
.ty are proven. When purchasing, look on
tue back of the cloth for the word ELMO
LEUN." It is printed on every square yard.
None other is genuine. All carpet dealers
keep it.-Ady.
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PIeasure Yaeht.

The ssSorseman," handsome schooner
rlgged pleasure yacht, arrived here fro n
New YORK, via Norfolk aud Charleston
Yesterday, with 8 party OF Northern gentle
men. She is owned by Mr.. Ogden Golet, &
wealthy citizen OF New York Il IS 154 ton:
burthen, I73 feet long, beam PSI feet. hold
70 feet. and IS the hEndsomest craft OF thi:
description that has visited our waters. She
viii remain here 9 few weeks when she
viii return North with the party.
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StnesanndRo nda

squiet Yesterday, and but few sales were
scOnsummated. Central common opened st
.ll6 bid, III asked, and closed at the same
Figures. Georgia common opened at l5S
! bid. leo asked, aud declined point, closing
4 at 157 bid, 16O asked. Central Railroad six
4 per cent. certificates opened at 92Z bid,
1881 asked, and advanced three-quarters OF
"a point, closing at $50 bid, "a asked
sSouthwestCrD opened aud closed at the
same figures, 1l9 bid, 100 asked. Columbus
IS per cent. city bonds opened at 81 bid, So
asked, and declined three points, closing at
Isl bid, s. asked.
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Rear In Mind

Before you supply yourself this season. tina
ithe goods sold by the Famous New Yorl
Clothing house e rot the ordinary ready
made clothing sold everywhere. Our Cloth
hog is manufactured by ourselves for our M
1meFoGs branches, and it IS oar ain as well a.
.olA- Interest to give our customers the 'erl
best and st the l0l0eSt possible price. Go Il
IL Faa.0sssn and buy yourself a handsome
.SpriDg Suit. lao Congress stFeet.-Adv.
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sczrGs and Ties. Collars and Cuffs,
Everything new, at La Far's.-AdV.

Iron palace steamer st. Johns viii leave
ssbis evening for Fernandina, Jacksonville
sPalaika and intermediate landings on the
iSt. Johns river. Through rates to stations
on the Florida Transit Railroad from Fer,
inandina, Florida Southern Railroad from
sPalatks, and to al points on the upper St
sJohu's riVer-Adg.
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Signal observations In the Cotton

HeIts
Mr.. Henry W. Ford, the efficient Signal
lObseryer at Savannah, will leave in a day or
so on a tour through the Savannah district,
o establish the various stations in the cot
ton belt comprised within this district. The
stations are Jesup. Wayeross, Live Oak,
sQuitman, ThomasYille, Bainbridge, Albany,
lsmiihville. Fort Gaines, Millen, Alspaha
and Eastman.
TIE system Of observation will be to the
lend that reports of rainfall and maximum
land minimum temperatures may be col
Elected with reliability, and disseminated
srapidly throughout the commercial centres
sOf the cotton belt from April LIST to October
s31st, inclusive. The system will be com
smenced promptly on April LIST next. The
cotton growing region Of the United States
lis divided into districts. These have been
formed with reference 70 existing
cooperating railroad lines, to secure the
kbest telegrsphic facilities, and arranged to
prevent the overlapping Of territory which
would produce errors in the preparation Of
! mean temperatures ana average rain fall.
The districts embrace the territory adjacent
Ito the important cities where Signal Service
stations are located. Each has a centre for
he concentration OF reports, the names of
which will be used to designate the distance.
Each district includes a number Of stations.
1.-The information that will be thus obtaised
! will be valuable alike to the commercial
and planting interests,
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-03-25

Situated on one of the most FASH
iona bic prOmenades of the city. DO
mot fail 10 stop and enjoy home conn
forts during your sOjOurn In the
Forest City. Delightful sleeping
apartments en- suite. Table par en-.
EeeIleBee. Terms moderate.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-03-25

The Omaha Indians evinced sincere grief
at the death OF the late editor of the Boston
Advertiser, Mr.. d. A. Goddard, remembering
gratefully his efforts to assist them IN Sc
curing the titles to their lands. A council
If their principal men recently met to ex-
press in behalf of all their common grief
and several touching speeches were made.
sUn-pa tunga said: "rhis man, l think.
must have followed Gods word above ali
others. In trying to help US he counted
money as nothing and dropped it by the
way. God made us and placed us in this
4 land, and he believed God made US as He
made him. Although one of the foremost
I Of those who tried to help US is dead, we
viii still look to those who are left to carry
On the work this man begun until it is &C
Icomplished."
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-03-25

The Baltimore Gazette says that the case
of Miss Mary A. Murray against Gen, Eras-
tus B. Tyler, ex-Postmaster of Baltimore.
which was tried at the last March term of
the Circuit Court for Howard county, Mary
land, and a verdict of IS, 600 declared for
plaintiff. and subsequently taken to the
Court Of Appeals, where the judgment was
reversed and new trial ordered, was brought
up recently in the Howard County Court
and dismissed from the docket according to
the rulings of the Court of Appeals.
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ssiy .sr,.es gym Not no.

These times, when even the wealthy can
not afford to waste their money and the
poor require double duty Of ev dollal
and every penny. Go to the F ~ rs New
York Clothing House for Mems nd Boys
.Clothing, Hats and Gents Furnishing
Goods and you will save money. 40 Con-
gress street.--AdU.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-03-25

Z Don't wear your old clothes any longe
when you can go TO Levy's and buy 50
suit for SIS, and SIS suit for $12 so, and
s$12 80 suit for $40, and all other goods il
/ his line positively at let cost, in order Il
make room for spring goOds.-Adg.
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nied from HIS IrIurIes.

1fr. Henry Judd, deck hand, who fel
down the hold Of the tug Batcheldor Will
on her way from Port Royal to this place o.
"Wednesday night last, striking his heSd
and was sent home BY the schooner Sehepe
o. Thursday morning, has since his sIriTs
home died from the injuries sustained. 4
telegram announcing his death was receives
II thfs city yesterday
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rna.r1nNsrr Adrertiaements.

Turkeys snd chickens-Putzel & Hsrman.
Grain. etc II. P. Bond.
Fancy eoods-L'ppmsn Brothers.
Home made bread. etc, az Nugent's stall.
Lots for sale At auction.
DR.. Ab0Tu, lis Bryan street
Plantation 81 suction.
STANDARDS, &c 81 hunt's.
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: We shall offer this spring such unanswer-
liable arguments as no house can match
Mems and Boys Clothing at prices that II
eother house can offer; stern and stubborn
sfscss that will level your head on the sub
fleet OF genuine bargains, and make It yos
sinterest to buy of The. Famous New TOTl
sClothing House, 40 Congress street.-AdU
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DRY 6unas. &c.
B. /. MCkenna.

Without advertising
special "Opening days" u
lam now making an eX-
;Ceedingly elegant and at
atractiVe exhibition of
] the most recent novel
ties, consisting in part OF
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Direct Impo, talon of Fancy C cd

4 Elsewhere will be seen the announcement
# Messrs. Lippman Brothers, wholesale
druggists, that they are In receipt Of large
assortment Of beautiful and elegant faneI
goods direct from England, in Persian, AR
8genta and MajOlica ware. The firm are slsC
8 importers of Colman's mustard and English
5olue mottled soap. We would inform ou
Sreaders that the beautiful fancy goods viii
: be sold retsil at wholesale prices. Read the
advertisement and give them a call.
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HRts-New Spring styles,
In all cOlors to order, at La Far's.-.
SprfDg STYLES.

Having Just returned from the North,
have now in stock and receiving daily al
the latest novelties IN Gloves, in silk, Lislt
Thread and Kid; novelties in Neckwear
many French novelties in White Goods
Hosiery, COrsets, etc. Special attention Il
called to the rare snd novel assortment IL
the Millinery Department, which will exec
,any stock in this department ever shown by
me before. These goods are AL fresh and
the latest style. Fl. C. Houston, No. 14s
,Broughton street.-AdU.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-03-25

Be sure and go to B. H. Levy for your
Hat, as you can buy any style of Hat in the
at cost prior to opening straw
goods.-Ady.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-03-25

The city of Hartford, Conn.,, has nearly
800 citizens, firms, and companies that pay
taxes on property valued at over 500, 900.
The largest individual tax payers are T.
NJ. Allyn, $500. 53S; G. b. Brainard. $780,
52S; w. H. Buckley, $2s0,9l2 G. Il. Colt
1871. III; Elizabeth ii. Colt, 1921. 172; Nelson
Hollister, $262, $40; q. and W. Keney, $45s..
$40; c. H. Northam, 1926. $50; Asa F. Porter
1881, $50.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-03-25

ssThey said that 1 had the irhammstor5
rteumaffsm," observed Mr.. Michael Red
ding. So s. Fifth street, Philadelphia, Pa,
rand I thought so myself, from the way my
foot began 10 swell and pain me. The suf
fe-fnr was terrible. FINELY, after EaialJ
using many so-called specifics applied ..
jacobs OIL, and 3 cure vas made Honoei-
fully soon"
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-03-25

The gas suddenly went out all over the
city Of Kingston, Ontario, on Saturday
night. A performance of "Patience" was
being given in the opera house at the time.
The management, as soon as they recovered
from their establishment, lighted up the
stage with candles and lamps, and the
players went through with the rest of the
Opera with lighted candles In their hands.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-03-25

Lieutenant Schwatka, an officer Of the
Franklin expedition, is now in Washington.
He is of the opinion that De Long and his
party have persisted, but that their bodies
viii be found in the spring or early in the
summer. He expects to be ordered to
Alaska, but will have no hesitation In going
again to the polar regions in search of the
.Jeannette party II so ordered.