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PROVIDENCE LINE. ,.,,.,.,.-,
IL ~ Il. u

II INUN IlENNt
win Providence aud W orc ttr X IL
for al POINT, NORTH and EA5I va NDkCES Elk
The entirely new and elegant steamer RHODE I7i-A ~
on Monday Wednesdays and Fridays ana he mi-l4Aleh
steamer 81 III SETS on IUe'l4ys IhursiAy' anu
5D.m. rom Pier % y. r., foot Of Wawen-st.
Connections made AZ Providence. via r. and W T.
Worcester me all Northern, eastern anu W 441'-
Mountain points TiCkets for -se AZ al pIIuclp lCAs
ofcs Sfitsrlans secured az Onces OF " escUt Express
~ AZ A-f,- l.1.e Sos. ~. Boil 3JT AL Broad
way and m Fin Avenue windsor Hotel ticket Offices
L. ". FILhINS, General Pass Agent
DONDOUT and kINGSTON.-Landn- at
IL C.ausOns West Point. Cornwall EewJu e, IA -bor7
Milton PoIghse E-opus connecting win ster and
Delaware . .Ouy Glove railroads steam Oit5 tlty uf CATS
W. baldwin leave a. p L. irom Harrison ST.
y. r., -aturlsys4t p.
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CTONlNGTON LINE FOX BOolON:
- CONNECTING WITH ALL POlNIo EAST, -
Fare 90 10 Boston Tor hrstcAAs Ill'eu 1eAoe'' h''~'
"A specified theiI lace -, ,-ro.-r,crON ie,va
dai'v rx.eut SUNDAYS p Om Pier So ~ H. loot Ok
law II arriving IN Boston Al b a n S..,.-o,,,a
zoo ale AZ al principal ticket Offices -titafooins
secured Al Offices Wescou Express Co. W. 5s SJt anu
III froad Wv ana az Firth Avenue ana hsot uoIaA
a. a. oee. Freight always taken az the lowest rAteA
I. w. EILkINS. General Passenger Agent
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Gelchfrs.

AN experienced instructor can take one or
n two more boys pre- for college has had parton
lar success with deficient pupils. INSTRUCTOR 1000
BrOaeWaV.
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xnress Trains leave York. via DesOrosses ana court
laudt streets FerTlcs, as fO.loWsi ,.,o q. Al
10 : On Z sd . and 10 Limited, IL m l. 3.-O 34o'
u ~ 4 aud y D. m. ana l. night Sundays ., y
% Limited and 10 II, T. g. ., and 0p M anu -
xes Trains leave New-York daily, except Sun,liy az
100 d. and ,. H., running tA'ousA wa 44oN'o M
uetHTnng trains leave Broad street station PhiadePhh
iSOI 8O5 800 34J $50. 80. 50 SOU anu II a N
LIMITED Express sop M !, J. . is;12 L1 H1 DO
GgO b. and $50 on sunday u u 'Vsp' D.,
t5 y 80 O. n Z 90 Limited, Is 3d. -, . anu - ~,
Lave Phadr phia VIA Camden A H. ana 4Jo p NJ ia
except undAy. 400, ,,--.,--.-. Z ,.,or House and
cot ~ De,brossra and COurlandtstsi Courtat' anu
rok vn Annex station foot OF FulOnsi BIo0Ay Il Nos
ia l ana Hudson 81, hObOAen -'AdOn jersey SiJ'
Tolerant Ticket Office, Battery Pace u -. . -,.-.,-
York Iausier company Will S@ A'A ~A1 N4'~N
tarrarr from hotels and residences
,TaARLES PuGH J. X WIZ
General Manager hohuiaA T~aa asou-
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DanuuI Academies.


ALLEN D0DWORTHS
"A SCHOOL FOR DANCING No. 63l 5th-ave
Glasses for ca dren Will commence October II.
CLASSES for gentlemen viii commence October 10.
PIivate iessOus--ee circular for terms, &C
( LEX. MCGREGOR'S
"A SCHOOL FOR DANCING. li2 SHAVE. .
Childrcns clls begin >a-uriaY OCTOBER p. fenuf-
mems classes besn MollIy. october % see circuar-
DE GARMO'S. 1.476 Broadway. cor 42d-st.
~ Morning and afternoon classes Tor children
Gentlemen, Mondays ana Thursdays at p m
NE GARMO'S, 1.476 Broadway and 42d-
~ st-Uay classes FOR ladies' ard children genteiaen'
Mondays and rhursdlys D. m
MR. MANUELS Glasses for Dancing, 80
Va West 33d-sL. between Broadway and 5th-ave, com
nlence November II. Circulars on APPLICATION.
ID HARVARD REILLY, Master Of Dancing.
No rs jth-ave, i7thst- Opposite Windsor Hotel
Glasses vii recommenco Monday october ID looZ In
Cagemcn; al Newport, r I, closes Oct der l.
r. > send postage stamD for circular
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A LBANY BOATS, PEOPLES LINE
DREW and IT JOHN leave Pier Al North River. foot
% tAhaLsL, every WEEK DAY. at p connecting at
A9any sunday morning excepted with trims SOrth West
ana LAST. StaterOans Warmel.
Excursion tickets Albany and retarn good 70 days So 90
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1neirutttou.
For Young Ladies-Country.

For Young Ladies-Country.
GOLDEN HILL Seminary for young ladies',
VI Brfdgepor7 Conn Address Mss EMILY NELSON.
WINTER HOME SCHOOL,
Near COLUMBIA. s. O,
s soool IL established on plan Of the European Homo
eeig resident French English and German GoveTnesses
she, ,l courses Of study given 1he Climate IL Hu.u.
%olfb Iii.hcsf references Address MRS MARY PRES
nov Manly p. q BOX 10. Columbia South Carolina
For Both Sexes-Couatrv
A FAMILY BOARDING SCHOOL. Il miles
"A from New-YorA chtIrrl receive mothers cara
MIR ii. T. MOKKELL, Mal. asset l. l.
NOUTH JERSEY INSTITUTE.
Roth Se1o7 corps II teachers Instruction thorous
.uair. Painting Drawing Climate mudi very hea my.
Beln September 49, Address H. h TASK, PrilclpaI
TTHR MISSES WREAKS English. French and
Children. Mercer-si. Jersey City roopens sepL ~
Miscellaneous.
DRIVAIE instruction in English, French and
tlassi.s by recent college professor Address T. A
Trfhune Odcs
DARENTS SEEKING SCHOOLS for their
OHILDREN viii dni prospectuse5Dt the BEST either
Id iFfScKN5iEY''s SCHOOL AND CoLLE9E GUIDE,
designed plr3lEi u si3'Lig sji)lL AZ 1cs
FREE by nall SpJciu clEllDg19 Ofr1s
schools f1rlislst GRATIS Information concerning
schools freely <ivel % parents ana gIAriinS ,rry
PINCKNEY'5 AGENCY for 9ChOJL- aId IEAO lihtsS.
Domestic Building Broadway and llta-st. Ne"-loe~-
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RAILROAD.
4 ny artT altar 1..rDUrr -l.f. ISL,


AND UNITED STATES MAIL ~ = a..
Trains York via DesbIosses ana Oourt4Li1O
streets Ferries a. follows. ,.. r-.r....
Harrisburg PtsDu., the West and south, Win Fu ulal
Pa ace cars attached. a and p M dll -'t"-l "a
ami niago ed of Par0r, Dining, smoking hu 9eep
ing Cars at . a every day. ,.-..,.t r.--. al,
ting 80 tOIy FOR ItusF- FeelV40u- '
Ire. the on Regions. 4, r.. An
INNS. al Pullman ParlOr Cars daily, except sunday ~
a. M arrive gtOn D. m i.os aA - = 81
n and III 3iO and = m anu Il n4BlJ VIA
r. and o. h. h.. / and p and - uisht 20 utuA.
sunday. b. and p r. k. D a. N, H. ANU - Hs1''
Via g.. and r. r.. .. m, ana Il llgnhL ..,, ~,
for Atlantic cry, except sunday O'4" IL Az N = | 80
sunday, J;lj a. No * ,,,oa -, I'm SATURDAY..
ro Rucb Bay Head Junction. and interhedile stations
riT gahw.v and AnbOy 9 a IL, L noon $40 dild p m
Boa;s of bfooxNn Annex connect Win an through LIa4s
an Iersev civ afording speedy and direct transfer fof
Brooklyn travel ....,- d, ~, 81 ,.ooo 81, an ant
100 a. IN daily. Fr0m ashingt1n and BaitmoIe, o.9V
5:3O, ei3J, 1880 and luoO pm sunday o.0u
80, Ia, s., and 45O pm From Baltimore l:-O pm; on
Srrda-s gBj y. m. From Phadelphl4 goo, NJ oi31
a-0 a 5n D 40 10 20 IL ~ l2O. 2 300 $3.50 gu
30 40 $50 1929, lU:J5 and 1000 m SUNDAY, 5:ou
e3p 3O 6:5O ll4O $50 49, 3d. IOiZO 4O00 ana
u. II.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-10-31

4 LADY, who can assist backward pupils IN
y Graumar and Arithmetic can pay hat board AMI tutoa
Eng isI Modern Languages q. t5scs, P.ung Nocl mi
Instrumental Music by two hours day Address
EPISCOPAL p. o. Boz 81.
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| EHlGH \ ALLEY RAIkkO Ai).-PaSStnEcf
EIrans pots foot Of COtl -ndt and -bris ~ al
Do a. NJ .o ald p. u TO- -i,,on LeJ. "a ~ emo H.
Reading Msurl Chunk. "a Ikc,Oa re, loWi4da, Nt1eIy
Ihlca Gene q, Lyons buffalo and the Vest Pullman
Br,..ueII. Atnto,U. Beading Haccl huns uAe7l Lle
and trains AZ a. M, 10 D. III Tor Eas'"h
Bethlehem AMI CgIfay
Trims et,a- at $40 a. No. cnd $40 connect Tor al
lllEaltIn coal lr-lI-5 sunday TRAIN
local .or 5iaucI -Aduk. $40 Leave MaHcn IAun~ ~
ID. ,,,--...-,. -.
J. IL. BNLNGION, q. Z. \.
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CHICAGO AND NORrHVEsTERN R

n from two i've trains daily each way between
CHICAGO ant prominent Western pOilJs II ALONE
RUNS IMPERIAL PALACE DINING CARS west Of Chr
cago. II LYMAN sLEEPEIo are run ts through
night trains For Of other Information
apply Dy letter coupon uoSss Jr %
l. F. BOOTH,
General Eastern Agent, 80 al5 Broadway. NewYo
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norBLE TRACK. THE MOST IMPROVED EoUIIF-
MENT. AND THE FASTEST Tile SO'9I / L--'A
y MITH ABSOLUTE SAFETY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-10-31

81. PAUL,
- MINI LAFOLIS. COLORADO, OREGON, CALI
FOESIA aaL Al points in NEBRASKA. UTAH MON-
TANA DAKOTA, MINNESOTA. and ths NORTH " EST
reached direct from CHICAGO va ths
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u 5: EyEERSON'S COLLEGIATE: SCHOOL L
M W. LYONS

vi. COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE
No 8 EAST TWENTY -SECOND-ST., corner OF Broadway.
seventh year
Receives All and prepares FOR college or business
The only dow town BOYS school centrally located Rooms
81 upon same floor light high ceIed and wevenu ate
Specialize helping its work. Advisory Committee, Ii
brsv quarterly written examlnatiOns spelling Ladder and
Annual Iort. Circulars PutuaD's and kandOphs and
The Princi,a residence 40 lie XtLgtOn-aYe
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NETWORK AND LONG BRANCH R. R.

~ pennsylvania r. r. foot COrtlanct
stations In Now York ST. and DesbrOssesst
70. -, ,.-. entral L. r. OF y. J.. loot Liberty at
Ll,AN T. y In YORK. commencing oct. p 1882.
FOr SCUM Amboy, via Z. r. K. y. j. B. slja l45
4, - y. N; va Penn X. r.. g. u a.. ; ~ N.
tof matdWan &c. via 9. r. r. Of Y j. Sl5, a. A.
L. . p NJ va Penn K. K. "A. m. y m $50. 5. p.
fOr tItd BANK Long Branch Grove, AsUury Park
Sea Grt Point Pleasant &c, via q. Z. r. OF ~ > 81 5a
H. ~ = D. n m ia Penn. r. T.. 81 II IN. $3.50.
F1i La@e"ood Toms River. Bauegat &C. via C. r. r. Of
For Freohod. Via C. e. R. Of SIS. Il:45 a. H. 4
b p m. tor keypOrt .. SIS II 45 4. 4:i5. p.
EoE ATTAINING 1ity, Vine and. Br1dgetOn &c. - p. m
"a "a +, bALDWIE, j. h. WOOD. J. RANDOLPH
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CHARMS
- CITY, RIVER AND HARBOR TRANSPORTATION
COAPAST
Office. Per 70, =. X. CoTtlanltst
gnueuts " freight directed ~ auy par
o. the world
UNQUALIFIED FACILITIES FOR DISPATCH
Orders received for delivery freight And
chandise 70 any part OF the city.
STA AND HAKBOR TOWING AND RIVER AND liar
EOR LIGHTEEAGE
Freight Of every description promptly glered to any point
IN tie harDor u reasonable rates.
- EAMBOArS. BAKGEs AND GROVES TO CHAN.
TERROR EACUKsIONs
Steamers Joan IL and Erastus Corning for NEW.
nav - leave Fer IA y r.. at Ia. daily. .SatGr1ay5
METROPOLIS EXPRESS co, between New-York and
y e" iiA'en. Care and dispatch guaranteed -
Idr y TO- e d no,D nj. st St - goo" EsE "
NUkIh SHORE, sIAILN ISLAND.-EleVe Niles for
len Cent?, steamer. Pier h. H. foot mlsnAss
CkN TRIAL sHIPlAhD. Cunlluuipaw. y. J.-Dry DOCKS
Machine and Boiler shops. ina
construction and repair o1 vesaclA
FEROY BOATS-ClIIZEN'S LINE.-New
Il steamers SARATOGA and CITY OF TROY leave daily
Except saturday Pier a. Sorth RIVER foot Chris
tophersI, win morning aad
West sunday steamer touches &c Albany
'EHE rOFUL LAR SHORE LINE.
a FOR PhOVIDLNCE. BOSTON AND TIE EASI
ALL RAIL FROM GRAND CENTRAL. DEEOI,
500 farlor cara atfachedii aud 10 p M N"lth
LIMITED TICKETS TO BOSTON. ALL RAIL 81.
NEWPORT express al y. lpaIlor ears attAchedl Ar
rfves at Newport D. IA. --.
PROVInENCE special express p m, (parior cara at
tRchedJ arTig - nt Pro- dcnce lo;2O y. m
Windsor Hotel ticket Ofices Grand Central Depot
l. W. fILKINs. General Passenger Agent
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NORWICH LINE r..
~ To Boston. Worce5ter, Nashua FJiti AAu ens '-
cry Of WORCESTER
without execution tue most ecaut boat on the Soun ana
the .AtOg1tc N.4l OF new JIM 49,. 49,.
River loot Ok at-5O neAL pier
above yr.Ito=,t Worry, dv clcrpt sunday 40 . y IL
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DED STAR LINE
IA sailing FROM New. and Antwerp every saturday.
VADEI,Ih ID ....... saturday November AZ u N.
p.Tgk. l. ~afuraY, o feUber IL az 3 a.
saloons state-rOoms smoking aud bathrooms anhishiDS
First caOIn $50 and second cabin, 500 excursion
500 -teerage. S23 prepaid ~ excursion, -t3 20.
PETER WkIGhT & SONS. General Agents. So Broadway.
DOYAL MAIL TO THE NETHERLANDS.
steamers = Pier foot % Jersey CITY
For ADserddsaf
SIS AMSTERDAM. ednesday. Nov. J. 10
FUr Rotterdam:
s.. MAAS-..--..----.. Wednesday Nov \ p m
lst Cabin SO I'd Cabin $50 steerage $50 prepaid $2O
II. CAZAUX, General Agent. - rOuth Nluan-s Sc
PUNCH EDIE& co, l.. ". MORRIS.
y ;. Wmst, trelgh Agents 90 Bway, Cen Pas AGENT
WHITE STAR LINE.
FOR CULLEN sTOWN AND LIVERPOOL -
NOTICE-The Of this Re take tne L9ns 10
recommended BY Lieutenant Maury u ~ On pom Inv
outward aud home warGvOYageA - ~ . IN N . -,
ApnIs ! 10 CaUt Irunis-s. THURSDAY nov = ~ 81 "a
GEkMA> 10. Capt Kennedy, 5@. Az ~, a. : m
CELTIC. Capt lealel ..--.-.i ur day o. A., III
D mo go -aturdaY. ~ -. m
FROM TIE WHITE STAR DOCK toOi OF WEST
lOTHSE -.., - -.
These steamers are uniform and uhsWp-ssou "a *
pOinArIt4 Tho sai0OnA otaterDOl4N eoloA.As a..
Rooms place dulship where tc 80 - -
least felt ahOrdlng degree OF comfort 1'4'''' ~"
AtsJ saoon go $50 and slOl Retarn aekosl ol
faVo bio ternA steerage the Ola Country $50 HOn
New York. 50 49,. - ...r. .t..n NIL.
For Inspection plns and o.aet lo - YcTt S'DD 'N'
COMPANY SD'o~ w. - K J. CORrIs. Assaa
CLBARTLETr & Co. Agents. Boston;
BARRITT & CAfIEhL- Agents FlA-4oVhiN
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GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC COMPANY
~ BETWEEN NETWORK AND iiAFRE
PIER ~ Company ~ vtc zoos ~ Mort0nst
The passengers this line avoid both TRANSIT ~ n2lsn
railway ana the d4sCOEiOrts Ot cDHl1S Jds Canhel II
small
a. l-r7illF IS W. l. y a. n
FRA ~ . .i~utcrlyr- y t7.le5lAc. =
81. GEHMAlN, Dc.p,ale " t-4i, -, a III
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Year COLUMBIA. S. O.

DRIVATE instruction in English, French and
classics by recent college professor. Address T. A
~. I'M
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NETWORK MILITARY ACADEMY.
FORT WASHINGTON, N. Y
Established 1874.
T0HN y HAYS Nj.

SHORTHAND. }. ;. WHITE,
~ author of WHITES PHOTOGRAPHY guarantees 10
lt students months verbatim words OF the
tsstesl speaker OK OPAY TELhGkAPhl and III II
wAlIAG ALSO TAUGHT. ROOM 80, TEMPLE SOC III.
eofnet o. Beekman and Nassau-sgs, kew-fWk
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TO PHILADELPHIA.
TIE oLD.EsrABLIsRED ROUTE AND SHORT Liz

% TRAINS EACH WAY WEEK.DAFs AND y o. 81
~ DAY 5 STATIONS ~ PHILADELPHIA IN
NETWORK.
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AT PORT CHESTER NEW-YORk'
N STAIRS MILITARY INSTITU IE,
Igtab.ished IsjLO WINTHROP STARR A. VI. Principal
DOYS and YOUNG MEN privately fitted TOR
ID college Conditioned reIectei candliates colehsl
summer Or winter. solckDrliga. Lass +. HOrr Ann.
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NEW CANAAN INSTITUTE FOR YOUNG
~ LADIES; experienced teachers; numbers limited
Address ATS. L.. 4. AHhEs.
Nen-Canaan, Conn.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-03-08
PASSENGFRS

Per steamship Geo Appold. from Baltimore
DIR W 7 Barnard, Mrs w I Barnard DIR s @
Priest and wife, w Myers, A Wood, VIM
Anders.
Per steamship Juniata, from Philadelphia
R Mott, Miss r s Mott, W e Werkheiser. T
Mabbitt, Mrs Fortiscul, G Lamplrgh. W
Bowles, r Whitaker, Mrs r Whitaker, A G Win
ter, J J Johnson, w Higson, G Z MathisOn, A ]
Mulock, S Muselman, r s White, and steer
age.
Per steamship City of Macon. from New York
Mrs E w Lewis, Miss E Lewis, Kiss B Lewis,
Mr. and Mrs ] Williamson, Williamson, w z
Young L Allen, H Bursh j NJ Van Wrinkle,
NJ Mcguire L Symonds, Fl Walton, w r An
thony and wife, o RAYMOND, G Raymond,
Miss Marseilles, Miss E Strong, Miss l. Strong,
DR. K Strong and wife, Mr. and Mrs J 9 Kirby,
Kirby, S d Dickinson. Mrs II Dickinson,
Mrs Palmer, Mrs Star, w Borne and wife, E
Hunt, H Ogden, Mrs ] B Ogden, A NJ Craw-
wife, S w Lewis, A Dickerson, Thomas, T
Deuton, G Deuton. E II Pollock Jones, ] NJ
Armstrong, 7 Davis, and steerage.
Per steamer City OF Bridgeton, from Florida
Mr. Wheeler Mr. Williams, j N Hartman,
F Hill, wife, nurse and child, Miss May Heller,
II o Sleight and wife, Mrs B Sayur, Capt j S
Cary and son, o j PallaSare, G Wendal G A
Rappeld, G Beard, Mr. Bachlor, Mr Goodrich,
0 F Weed, H Foster, Mr. Fellows, Miss Maston,
j r Clements and wife, Mrs Ovickcory, Mr.
Crosby, Mr. Nickerson, Mr. Brown, MIR HALEY
and maid, Mr. Osborn, Geo Hughes, @ d White,
DR. W A Dutrick F H Alley. NJ Dane, R Temp
kins, John Tompkns. End 10 deck.
Per steamship VIM Lawrence. for Baltimore
Capt Z G Wamberee, G w Thater, w Austin,
Mrs G w Austin and svt, NJ W Brown.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-03-08
Dealing in Futures.
Memnhis .ArnLnnche


The gambling in futures that has
wrought so much havoc here lately has
at last come before the public under a
judicial stamp.
Judge Pierce on yesterday sent for the
grand jury, and charged them as fol-
lows concerning gambling in futures;
GENTLEMEN-You have been charged
generally upon the law of gaming, but
the court thinks it proper to charge you
specially as to a species of gaming that
has come to the attention of the court
through the public prints and otherwise.
And that is wagering as to the possible
future prices of products, stocks or other
property. II a person should make
contract to buy or sell
any product or other property
at a given price, to be deliver
ed at a future day, and actually intends
to handle and deliver said product
or commodity, even if he had
not the property in possession, pro-
vided he had a reasonable expecta-
ton of acquiring it in time for the
future delivery, this would be legiti-
mate business transaction. But If a
person make contract similar to that
in form expecting in the end to pay or
settle the differences only. and has no
intention or reasonable expectation Of
ever handling or delivering said product
or property, this amounts merely to a
wager as to what the future price will
be. And the court charges you that this
is playing at game of hazard or chance
within the meaning of the law, and is In
violation of the law and should be pre-.
scented by indictment. ANY one who
keeps open place for the carrying on
of such transactions is keeping a gam
bling house within the meaning of the
law, and is liable to indictment therefor.
This is great evil in this community
and one which demands your attention.
You will, however, examine with care
the cases presented and find indictments
only where the same in your judgment
can be sustained by the proof in this
court
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-03-08
Sarcasm and Sugar.
Chicago Tribune


A sugar refining company in Iowa has
shut down lowing to the high price OF
corn" The malt factories will be the
next to go. The mysterious sympathy
which exists between corn on the one
hand, and sugar, malt, syrup, and vari
Gus other products on the other has long
been the subject of common remark. Its
ramifcations go farther than most people
suppose An advance in corn, for ex-
ample, makes hogs worth more. and the
cost of hogs affects the value of grease,
which is the base of oleomargarine. The
price of butter, for some unexplained
reason, depends more upon the supply
of grease than on the activity
of the diaries. Sympathy is the uni
versal law of trade" Articles of mer
chandise, apparently the most diverse in
their ingredients and uses advance and
fall in prices by the operation of this
mysterious law. Alum and baking
powder, chicory and coffee, cabbage
leaves and cigars, rise and fall together.
Does one wish to know the price oil
chewing tobacco, he looks at the quota
tons of liquorice. Would you Learn
what -four is worth, then see what meal
is held at. Terra alba and confectionery
go together; so do cheap shoes and
paper, calico and starch, chalk anC
milk. There is nothing in nature more
beautiful than this secret law of sympa
thy between inanimate objects.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-03-08
2ain AiIIer.
Diphtheria.

A cold or sore throat may not seem to
amount to much, and If promptly attended
TO can easily be cured; but neglect is often
followed by consumption or diphtheria.
No medicine has ever been discovered which
acts so quickly and surely in such cases as
PERRY DAVIS PAIN KILLER. The
prompt use of this iRUGluable remedy has
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PERRY DAVIS PAIN KILLER Is
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public for forty years, and is most valued
where it is best known.
A few extracts from voluntary testimonials
read as follows
PAIN KILLER has been my household remedy for
colds for the past twenty-seven years, and have
never known it to fail in etfectng cure
L. S. CROCKER, Willamsville n. Y.
For thirty years have used PAIN KILLER, and
found it never-failing remedy for colds and sore
Have received immediate relief from colds and
sore throat, and consider your PAIN KILLER an
Invaluable remedy.-GEo. B. EVERETT, Dickinson,
1 have Just recovered from very severe cold,
which have had for some time. l could get no
relief until l tried your PAIN KILLER, which.
relieved me Immediately. 1 will never again be
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Have used PAIN KILLER in my family for forty
years, and have never known 1t to faiL.-RANsoM
LEWIS, Waynesboro Ga.
five years ago and have used ever since and have
found no medicine to take its place.-B. w. DYER
For whooping-cough and Group it Is the best
preparation made. We would not be without it.
For twenty-five years have used PAIN KILLER
for colds and chapped lips, and consider it the best
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NC.
1 was suffering severely with bronchitis and my
throat was so nfiamed / could scarcely swallow
nyfood. was advised to try your PAIN KILLER,
and after taking a few doses was completely
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DR.. WALTON writes from Coshocton: Your PAIN
KILLER cures diphtheria and sore throat, so ala1S
ingly prevalent here, and has not been known to
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Mrs. ELLEN B. MASON writes: My son was taken
violently sick with diphthera high fever and cold
chills So many children have died here, was
afraid to call physician, and tried your PAIN
KILLER. He was taken on Sunday, and on
Wednesday his throat was clear. 1t was Won
derful cure, and 1 wish it could be known to the
poor mothers who are losing so many children.
For Chills and Fever PAIN KILLER has
no equal. It cures when everything else fails
Delays are often dangerous. A bottle OF
PAIN KILLER IN the house is a safeguard that
no family should be without.
All druggists sell 1t at 'A5c., Soc, and S1.OO
per bottle.
PERRY DAVIS g. SON, ProprletOrs,
Providence, r. l.
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