CHEW RAILROAD PLUG.* TO THE BROTHERHOOD OF LOCOMOTIVE ENGINEERS: "One good turn deserves another." In April, 1885, we paid into your treasury Five Hundred Dollars ($500). We are now going to give you more. On the 2d of January, 1886, we signed a contract with your Grand Officers to pay into your treasury a royalty of one (1) cent on every pound of "RAILROAD PLUG" that we sell in the next five years. If every member will assist by chewing this tobacco, asking for it continually in stores that do not keep it, and asking his friends to try it, the royalty paid into your treasury will reach a large amount per month. See that each butt of tobacco has our name on it. Respectfully, The Ky. Railroad Tobacco Co. The above statement is correct. Ask your dealers to keep the PLUG." P. M. ARTHUR, G. C. E. Wholesale Agents. PETER HAUPTMANN & Co., HULLMAN & Co., R. D. KELLOGG, HANNAN & MICHAEL, KESTER, KOCH & Co., St. Louis, Mo. Louisville, Ky. Columbus, O. $5,00 REWARD! We will pay this amount to any person who may be suffering from a case of Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Constipation, Liver Complaint or Malaria, Who cannot be relieved and cured by the use of HOLMAN'S DYS-PEP-THERA (LIQUID AND POWDERS.) The great double treatment for all complaints arising from functional affections of the LIVER AND STOMACH. For sale by Druggists and Dealers in Medicine, or sent by express, (prepaid), to any part of the United States upon receipt of price. $1 Per Package, or Six for $5,00. NOTE.-The above reward does not apply except when the medicine is purchased direct from us, upon a written order, stating name, age, residence, nature of complaint, length of time standing, general symptoms, etc., etc. This reward is not large, but it is sufficient to show that we mean what we say. NOTICE TO SKEPTICS. As it is well known to many readers of this JOURNAL that the Holman Medicine Co. is composed principally of members of the B. of L. E., the question may naturally arise as to how they obtained their knowledge of the preparation and use of medicines. In answer to this query, we will state that our medicines are prepared under the personal supervision of our physician and chemist, from the favorite prescriptions of an eminent New York physician (now deceased), who made himself famous by his successful treatment of diseases arising, from derangements of the liver and stomach. Therefore, we would say to the Brothers at large, that If they have occasion to use our medicines, they can safely do so without fear of imposition or injury. We would also add, that as our medicines are now put up, they stand at the head in point of economy as well as efficiency, as the Liquid and Powders are both put up in the same package, and sold for one dollar. Thus the complete course is obtained without additional cost for something or other to complete the treatment, as is the case with most medicines now before the public. The Liquid acts upon the liver and bowels, and the Powders upon the stomach, and the two combined, upon the whole system, constituting a remedy that relieves and cures where all single preparations fail. Testimonials certifying to the superior medical virtues of Holman's Dys-pep-thera furnished on application. Physician's advice in chronic or complicated cases free of charge. LOCAL AGENCIES. For the convenience of our patrons in the vicinity of New York, we would state that our medicines can always be obtained at either of the following well known drug stores: Benson's, Third Avenue, between 126th and 127th Streets, New York. Wimmer's, 66 66 66 66 119th 120th 66 Sidley's, Eighth Schrader's, Ninth 26 Crittenton's, 115 Fulton Street, New York. Paradis & Co., corner Fulton and Nassau Streets, Brooklyn. Lyons & Ziegler, 59 Montgomery Street, Jersey City. Wolfstirn's, corner Hudson and Newark Streets, Hoboken. White's, 10 Jackson Ave., Long Island City. Boehme's, corner Atlantic and Georgia Aves, East New York. Address all orders or communications to the HOLMAN MEDICINE CO., 2187 THIRD AVE., NEW YORK, N. Y. L. HAYWARD, Managers Northwestern Department, St. Paul, Minn. R. H. ADAMS, State Agent, Indianapolis, Ind. C. W. MOORE, State Agent, Detroit, Mich. W. H. MEAD, Manager Southwestern Department, St. Louis, Mo. This Company is devoted exclusively to Accident Insurance Business, and makes a SPECIALTY of Accident Insurance among Railroad Employes, on the Installment Plan. The Company has paid 10,000 claims and has never contested a valid claim at law. The losses are paid on reception of satisfactory proofs. No restrictions on residence or travel. In case two eyes or limbs are lost, one-half the policy is written for is allowed. Policies non-forfeiting in case of change of occupation. This feature was introduced by "The North America." Rates are as low as experience will justify. PROTECTION FOR WATCHES. It has been found from experience that the time-keeping qualities of a watch are destroyed by coming in contact with magnets, dynamo machines, or electric generators, and can only be restored by being DEMAGNETIZED; also the regulation of a watch is very seriously interfered with by magnetic belts," "electric pads," and similar personal appliances, and many persons are so magnetic that it is impossible to regulate a watch in their pockets. The adjustment" of any watch is valueless in the presence of magnetism. Electric and magnetic influence have a much greater effect on the "rate" of a watch than either "temperature," "position," or isochronism." The application of Anti-Magnetic Shields to pocket time pieces promises to be of very great importance to horologists and watch makers; it will render operative the fine adjustments and mechanisms which hitherto have been made almost nil and inoperative on account of their susceptibility to the all pervading magnetic influence. Ha Mabba GILES BROS. & CO., CHICAGO. THE Hard features every bungler can command; -DRYDEN. HE outline illustrations of the Ivory Soap advertisements have created so much favorable comment, and the requests for copies been so numerous, we have, to meet the demand, bound in the form of a Drawing and Painting Book (size 6 x 9 inches) twenty-four of the most spirited and pleasing of the advertisements. We will send one of these books with a pad of twenty-four sheets of drawing paper, post-paid, to any one who will mail us fifteen Ivory Soap wrappers. Please write your name and full address plainly to PROCTER & GAMBLE, Cincinnati. A WORD OF WARNING. There are many white soaps, each represented to be "just as good as the 'Ivory';" they ARE NOT, but like all counterfeits, lack the peculiar and remarkable qualities of the genuine. Ask for "Ivory" Soap and insist upon getting it. Copyright, 1886, by Procter & Gamble. The best time to treat Catarrh is when the BRAIN IS COOLED OFF, and CIRCULATION IS EQUALIZED. This is the condition of the system during the hours of sleep, when Nature is doing the greater part of her repairs. OUR COMMON SENSE REMEDY Can be worn DAY OF NIGHT with perfect convenience. Our Inhaler not only cures CATARRH in every form but has no rival for ASTHMA, BRONCHITIS, IRRITATION OF THE THROAT, IMPAIRED VOICE SENSE OF SMELL HEARING and SIGHT, and conditions of the Respiratory Organs. Read the following from First Grand Engineer Ingraham: OFFICE G. I. B. L. E., Cleveland, O., Dec. 14, 1885. GENTS: I have used the Common Sense Catarrh Cure for my family and myself, and belleve it to be the best remedy in use. Have found most beneficial results in my own case. T. S. INGRAHAM, F. G. E. NO CASE INCURABLE when questions are properly answered and Dr. Leslie's directions are fol lo wed strictly. Our C. C. C. Inhaler has stood the test for years, and its cures are only less than mi raculous. We refer to the publishers of this LoCOMOTIVE ENGINEERS' JOURNAL 88 to our reliability. Write for treatise and testimonials, with questions blank; they will convince nou. Address (Mention this Journal.) COMMON SENSE CATARRH CURE CO., 2992 BROADWAY, CLEYELAND, O. |