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EDITORIAL NOTES.

Editorial Notes.

ONE of our pupils who is following our Sugar Speculum and is using it in a broker's office in Montana writes under date of October 17th:

"Last night I put a party in the market to buy sugar at the close at 1434. I said, 'Sugar would advance to-day and hold strong until near noon (New York time) when it would show signs of weakness.' The quotations showed I was correct. I also said it would open weak on the morning of the 18th, but close strong.' I have followed your Sugar Speculum now since October 9th, giving advice for every day's market, and I have never missed one day; all has been correct. I want to prove that your work is correct, and am more than anxious to do so. I never missed one day all last week in my advice, and to-day it is perfect. It is now ten minutes past two (New York time) and sugar opened at 1414; last quotation, 1433⁄4; highest, 144. So you see, when the Moon is in Pisces, as i is to-day, it sends sugar up, while in the world the Moon had made a bad aspect of Saturn before the market opened. My observations are, that if the Moon is applying to a conjunction of Saturn in the map, and is not more than three degrees away during market hours, sugar always breaks. Several parties have made money on sugar through my advice. I am sorry that American Tobacco is not quoted on our Stock Board, because I found your Speculum quite correct. I think if I had the Copper Speculums and they proved as true, I could do well, as the men trade heavily here in copper."

For the benefit of those who are investigating these laws the address of the writer will be given on request. We teach, and can prove conclusively to every one's satisfaction, that the stock market can be accurately forecasted by watching the motions and positions of the planets, and every day brings fresh evidence to what a large extent men are beginning to resort to these grand and sublime methods to aid their limited judgment. Our Speculums are being investigated all over the United States. No man should marry or embark on any undertaking without first consulting his chart to see if the time is propitious.