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The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1868-08-29

REORGANIZATION oF THE MAcHIN Isrs AND
BLACEsxIrHs UNION.-We are pleased TO an.
nounce that, after months Of shameful and un-
justi6able inactivity, steps are being taken 70
resuscitate this organization. If the matter is
taken in hand by the proper parties, and 1t is no
from date the machinists Of Chicago can have
one Of the strongest associations In the United
States We do not know at whose door the
fault lies that the National Union Is ia such
throughout the country have been seriously in
jured thereby
With regard TO the jealousies and chickering's
which existed in the old organizations, and
which eventually broke it up. We have word to
say, which, we trust, friends wllI accept IN
the spirit in which it is given If it is found
impossible to reconcile these differences, or
break up the socalled cliques, let two, or If ne
eessary, let three branch societies be formed.
There is plenty Of material in the railroad shops
Of this city alone 20 make each a succe a. By
this means all pulling TO cross purposes would
be avoided, while the rules of the national or
ganization would compel oil Of them to work for
common end. While We have no desire to
dictate in any manner, we insist that the equi
vocal position which our workers in iron have
occupied for the past two years, is one Of which
they have every reason to feel ashamed, and one
which has seriously retarded the progress Of h.
Dor reform We all know the influence Chicago
exercises over the smaller towns OF the west,
and If she had shown the spirit Of enterprise
and foresight on this impor'a ant question, ss
she has done on others, the legArthy existing
from Galena to Cairo, and from Quincy to
Champaign, would be unknown. A few week.
while on trip to Springfield, we paid visit
to the Great Western Shops. and found 70 onr
our surprise only ONE union man in the entire
establishment. In reply 70 . question he in
formed US that the boys generally took their
cue from Chicago, and il would DO the height
of folly to attempt 70 organize union so long
as the men of this city occupied their present
position, because it would be time and labor
thrown away. And this is no cxceptionable
case. 1t is the rule, md speaks volumee in f.
vOr Of prompt and decided action.
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1868-08-29

NArIoNAL LIFB INSURANCE. CoEPASY.-Lite
Insurance il a science with well defined princi-
pies, having varied forms of development One
of the most unique of them is now attracting
popular attention through the United States.
This institution, recently chartered by special
act Of Congress with a million dollars, cash
capital, paid up and invested for the protection
of the insured, is coming into popular favor with
wonderful ispidity. The conception aud struc-
ture Of this Company with its gigantic capital
and novel and varied plans of inst -anee, ex-
hibit at skill as well as close accurate
figuring in the proposed results. For iussra-
tion-upon its table Of rates il proposes 70
pay % the heirs Of persons insured, every Collar
which MAJ have been paid in premiums, OF
course this can only be done By he most exact
sad scientific calculations Of interest and upon
40 accurate estimate Of the average value Of
life. Jay Cook & Co, Of 7-So Bond memory.
are the projectors of this Company, and its
sudden advent into popular favor mag thus be
accounted for.
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HOMES FOR ALL.
TO the Employees % the Rock Island
Railroad COMPANY.

NhthOHu N-OnRhhtH
The present issue Of the ADVOCATE will be
sent to every employe Of the Rock Island Rail
road. The object in doing - Is to call their
attention to the property offered BY o. A.
Bog,e, Esq, lying on Atlantic and Pacific
streets, Immediately opposite the new Car and
Machine Shops OF the Company. As stated in our
hast, most Of the men employed in these es-
adjustments will be compelled to abandon their
old homes ard erect new ones in ths vicinity Of
their workshops--the sdvent # wintef rendering
il impossible for them to walk to aud from their
present places Of residence 70 their labor. II is
III view OF these facts that the tract Of land re-
serred t., one Of the choicest 10 tie vicinity,
has been placed in the market, and that CON
tract nas been entered into with the well known
builder, Lyman Bridges, Esq, for the erection
Of Gf.y substantial and first class dwellings
.hereon-of different sizes and costs, to suit all
classes.
These buildings will b. enclosed with first
class picket fence in front, and close board
fence in sides and rear, with wells, outhouses,
and everything complete for occupancy tea Of
which are now complies ID on the property.
But il il to the terms upon which these
houses aud lots can be obtained that we desire
to call especial attention. workingman who
pays rent, may expect, 90 use a homely phrase,
to always have his nose on the grindstone, be-
cause at the expiration Of twenty years he has
no more to show for his expenditures than he
had when he commenced to pay rent. Now, il
comfortable home can be secured on a slight
advance Of the cost Of rent, is il not the duty
Of q sensible man to avail himself Of the oppor-
tunitv? These lots, then, as we have before
stated, are within few moments walk of the
workshops, and can be obtained on terms which
place lone within the reach Of every EN-
ploye. Others, not employed at the car works
will soon take every inch offered. Now Is the op
pOrtunity. The superintendent and officers o.
this excellent railway are encouraging this enter
prise. A large portion Of the purchase money
can remain unpaid for 1--WE years A portion Il
required down, while the balance may be paid
in MONTHLY NsrALIMEsrA With these advan
tagea, with the city railroad and the @. r. /
s{And r. dummy, on one side, and the Pitts
burgh and Fort Wayne running on ID,
- other, there ID no more desirable or accessible
residence property 10 the clay, and there Il NJ
4sshs hnt that, N Short Zine, Ilsvalne win b
Increased 10. fuld Eer an fnEthsr particular
applieatiqp must :, made 70 Mr. o. A. bogus
ofhee IA Deasborn - q he,ween ~ hovrr q
10 nad o'clock.
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1868-08-29

THk UxmxD eFAfKs Llsn iHsunAzok ooAxANz
OF NEW Yoak, 0RaaKlxrp n is5e-1his Or.
ganlzation, which has now established branch
In this city. Is one which presents superior
claims TO public confidence. Being both stock
aud mutual corporation, IL Possesses the sdsan-
tages Of both, without the objections Of either.
The stockholders are personally liable for any
deficiency Of capital The late assistant trea
surer Of the United States. the presidents offive
Of the leading banks Of New YORK and fourteen
influential merchants of that city, are among the
directors of the company. According 70 the re-
port Of the insurance commissioner Of Massachu-
sets, the company afords the strongest securi-
~ to policy holders; their assets, compared With
the sum required 20 reinsare their portions be.
ing $lss02 70 every $780,
The assets Of the company are reported al
nearly three millions Of dollars Last year the
receipts were nearly three quarters Of million,
and the paid claims to TIE amount Of almost two
hundred thousand The income has increased
about three fold, and ID Ia estimated that their
gross capital will shortly be treble the amount
Of four years since. The last dividend declared
was forty per cent, with an addition Of twenty
per cent on all previous dividends. From the
Spectator" of this month, out Of an article In
reference to this company, se take the follow
ing;
"In short, We do not know Of a single compa- |
ny-and here we include English a well as
American cOmpan;es-which has ever present.
ed or attempted 10 present 50 wide range Of
benefit and applicability in is dividend system,
as the United States"
Its policies being non-ioFfeita ole, and the d. |
vidends meeting future premiums, must CON-
mend it to every prudent person Every facli. |
~ is given to Assurers consistAnt with security,
assisting them, If necessary, In Their payments.
and granting loans for temporary accom.nodA.
ton. All the iavorite forms Of life insurance
are effected, inch Ing the selfendowment plan,
which insures fund At mature age.
The advertisement Of this company will be
found in another eolu,nu, and We comment it to
the attention Of our readers- The agent, J. r.
Bradley, is gentleman Of large insurance ez-
perience, bis Office is at ll6 La Sale stree.
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1868-08-29
I'he ADVANTAGES OF Life Insurance 10
WorKIngmen.

CHICAGO, Aug. 25th, 1865.
To the Editor OF the WoEKIssEAs ADvocArn.
As your columns are always open foI the ad-
vancement OF theories or the discussion Of any
measure calculated TO advance the interests Of
the workingman, allow the witer short
space in Jour valuable journal to draw the At
tention Of your readers to the Importance Of life
insurance.
Lite insurance was specially intended and de-
signed for the workingman, and yet is is re-
markable that comparatively few avail them
selves Of this benefcent institution If the
grand results could be gathered up and pre-
sented at one view, nothing more would be re-
qured to excite the warmest admiration Of the
system. More than twenty millions Of dollars
have been paid 70 the beraved families Of re-
representatives. of the assured, most Of whom
would, without this provision, have been left
penniless. Many thousands OF widows and or
phans are living WITNESSES, and hundreds Of
humble but comfortable homes in every part Of
our country stand as monum. nts, attesiing the
benevolent results of life insurance. By it the
son provides for support and comfort Of aged
parents. BY it any man or woman may PIcvide
for moderate competence in old age, BY tie
payment of small sums annually during early and
middle life. BY it the prudent mechanic may
provide the means to pay of The mortgage on
his home, and thus ieel sure that in the event
of his unexpected death, that home will not pass
into the hands of strangers. BY il the indus
trious workngman shields his beloved wife and
children from want and the GOODNESS of the
world, and leaves them in comfortable circtm-
stances
TIE advantages Of ilis insurance 70 the work
ingma.. cannot be too prominently brought IN
der their notice, and, as your journal is pecuii-
any their organ, an occasional editorial on this
subject would not only prove acceptable, but al
so beneficial to many Of its readers
The subject Of insurance requires to be dis
eussed and explained, for as yet the masses do
net understand its mode Of operation. 1t is,
however, the duty Of every man ard woman to
ponder the question whether, il neglecting 70
embrace the advantages which this institution
offers on terms which are available to all. they
are disPising and neglecting one of heavens
choicest blessings. w. G. McC.
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with i.s gloomy dante, low spirits, depre son In
emissions loss Of semen, sPermatorrhea, oss
Of power. dizzy head, los Of Demoly and threat ed
mp otence and imbeeility. finds sovereign cire In
HunpHR1Tk' HuHEoPATBIc 81 ScIEc No. rwEsrY-RIsRr
Composed Of the most valuable, md and poiend caFa
tvss they strike at the root Of tn matter tone
up system the discharges, anu impart vigor
and nsrgv. life and vitality to the entire man. They
have Of Price IS per package
IL boxes ard VIAL which very important obssinAt
or cid cases. s1Uo per single box Sod BY ALL drug
gists and sent BY mail receipt Of price, Address
HumphrsyS Specific HOr sOpathie Medicine Co.. b69
Broad say New York.
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rhe Machine nor M,rslonar,es.

There is, it is we'll known, but one Sewing
Machine, sufficient and reliable FOR the use
OF Missionaries and that 10 the Wilcox L
Gibbs. SO long ago as 1861, the Rev. A. I.
Pratt, Missionary Of the American Board,
writing TO Mr.. Wilcox, said: | have now
had one OF your Machines for six months,
and am ready to thank you for introducing
them TO the public. IL - The ONLY mdchifse
tOhose vorkiag is 50 sure and simple that 4
could Ueaturs 10 introduce il into Syria"
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1868-08-29

Many things are highly valued for their
great benefit and utility 70 man which have
no exchangeahle value, such rs air, light,
and sunshine, and In some places water.
But what 10 meant by the value Of any
article or commodity used in interchange 10
the quantity Of any other commodity that
can be obtained In exchange for ID. As for
instance, the value Of table Tor Of any
other articlel measured in bread is the guam
tity OF bread that can be obtained In an
change for Il; and 10 In like manner 10 the
value Of every commodity measured In some
other.
The value Of any commodity, however, 10
net nluA5s the same il hnetuasss an The
markets Of Tie world, being somstimes more
galnkbls than d othsFs.
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1868-08-29

DR PHlLLIPs, l6S South Clark street, is with
out doubt one Of the frst opticians in the vest
ern country Having made the peculiar diseases
of the eye the speciality Of a lifetime, be is emf
nently qualified 10 give any instruction or per
form any operation on that delicate piece OF
mechanism intengently. To those who have
heretofore suffered from the professions Of
quacks, the knowledge that the services OF a
practical opticiau may Be- obtained at such a
central location should be anown 10 every section
of our city. Were il necessary We could refer
20 a score of citizens, who, but for the inyA.Ia-
bic services rendered BY this gentleman, would
be deprived of one Of heavens choicest gifts but
this is alto 5ther unnecessary. Call and see him
for yourselves. He viii do all be promises, and
that is ssying good deal
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1868-08-29

The appointment Of Daniel F. Frye, as
travelling agent for the ADvOcArx, is hereby
cancelled. All parties having subscribed for
the same, win please forward the amount OF
subscription direct TO this Office. viii eur
Cincinnati friends especially make note Of
this fact.
Mr.. John James, gentleman in whom we
have the most explicit confidence will short
lv visit the towns in Ohio and Kentucky in
our behalf, with full power to reetify all er-
rors which may have been committed.
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1868-08-29

SIMON w. KrNG, Esq, whose Office is at No
III South Clark street, Chicago, ILL.,, United
States commissioner, notary public, passport
agent, and commissioner Of deeds for ALL the
states and territories. Deeds, &c, carefully
drawn and acknowledged, oaths administered
and dispositions taken to be used in any federal,
state or territorial court; notes drafts, &c, pro
tested insurance statements sworn end certi-
fed 10 for any state o. territory governmental
aud legal business Of every description promptly
attended TO-
We take pleasure in recommending Mr.. King
70 our friends and trust those who may be IN
need Of public officer ", i've him CALI
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1868-08-29

QCoITlNs.-A grand quoting match, between
Gray. Of New York, and Ferguson, of this city
for $500, viii come of at the Excelsior
Base Ball grounds. corner Of 22d and State
streets, on Monday, The Slst OF August-Fer-
guson allowing h,s opponent 20 points in 81. The
final deposit of Sioe side, is to be put up at
PJole's, l2l South Wells st. on Saturday even
ing, between S and 10 O'Clock TIE betting il
becoming yery spirited at evens, and great
deal of money is likely TO change hands on the
day of the match.
The second grand handicap match for valu
able silver cup, will take place al Poles quoit-
ing grounds I2l South w ellis, on Tuesday, Sept
LIST, at 5 o'clock P. NJ.
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Travelling Ageat.

Mr. Robert Brogan, of st. Louis, will visit
the towns Of Missouri and Illinois, in be-
half Of the ADVOCATE. All MONIES paid to
him will, be duly acknowledged.
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1868-08-29
CITY MATTERS.

90 70 raE Dyhrenfafths wcFkinFman's COLI
egs Is Acknowledged be the heut training school Tor
young men In the country. Book keeping tsnmannhip
Commercial Arithmefic Commercial Law Oorrespou-
dsnee and feiegraphlng are Taught thoroughly. For
papers, circulars, &s. address Dyhrenfurth's working
niAn's College. lis Randolph street. Chicago, III.
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1868-08-29
Authorized Agent.

NJ. James Hennessey, Of Chicago, is au-
thorized to act as agent for the ADVOCATE
among the sboemakers Of the United States.
All monies paid to him fo- subscriptions
will be duly acknowledged at this office.
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1868-08-29
Local Notices.

INSURE IN THE REPUBIlc INSURANCE. COMPANY
of Chicago.
PAPKR HANsMss AND WINDOW SHADEs.-
Latest Styles, at r. E RIG BY'S,sS Randolph
street.
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enl frra b. mall Also, Tor sale BY ChaTIe8 bonne
81 south Ia.ae Street Dr.. Lubarch, author Of the
Mirror Of Youth has since 1856, treated al dseeses Of
private nature sccerdne 10 The method introduced
ana prmcticed by him for over twelve years with the
most brilliant success.
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HOME LIFE INSURANCE COMPAN


Was organised Mag =,
IBtSa, under the Anspi-
ces of "A Stockholders
and Directors selscffd
from the very hrst
class Of the capitalists
and bushes { en- o.
the cities OF hrooklyn
and New York thsy
determined 10 lay "
foundAti n deep Bnd
strong, that With the
biessi' 4 Of Heaven, Il
may stAsd Z = ages -
the shield and pr,.teo-
TIM of tue v ld-w m.
the orphan. The plan
adopted for the trArs-
action and manage
mcns n its bua e.
has respect fret .. the
perfect a a herman
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1868-08-29
VALUE IN EXCHANGE.

From tbs London Bee Hive.
THE A b OF SOCIAL SCIENCE.
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and adv Antage OF the
assured. The Dlrec-
tors believe that both
these essential points
arc most pn fectiy
rrsvided for BY the
Home
DrviDwEDs are De-
clmrrd annually on Al
pslirles whirn. VI this
aividend period MAY
u have run ono year.
M am1 NJ IN each
ass h applied a. tiie
rext settlement ofpre
ninm, 20 reduce CO.
premium igRn, Nh W
ward paying the cash
premiam, u no loan
has ,uecn taken
No FaEfEiruRE
This company viii Al
ways pay 70 tlir a'sar
ad INV fuii value ~
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Authorized Agents tor Ihe Advocate
The following gentlemen are authorized
to act as Agents for THE Advocate. Any
moneys paid 70 them viii be duly acknow-
IelOed.
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RIoaI M TnuvsnIoK, fos State Of Michigan.
o. Il. DAILY. ST. Louis Ao
n n LEoEAkD, 0beriin, Ohio
VIZ J. JnssuP New York Gay.
z. j. MURPHr, Baltimore, Md.
o. j. swKBsLKs, Buffalo, N X.
RP. MAPRs Rochester, N. Y.
LAwRKHon smrrH Fort Wayne, Ind
X. L. MAsrIH, Wilmington, Del.
r. THORsH, Amboy, III.
J. MEL soE, Oentrana III.
WIZ. II. FoLHx, Lockport, III.
VIZ. HARrLEx, Bloomington, LII.
VIZ RAMsKML. klgin, III.
VIZ D. HAcKssr. Aurora. III
DAVID OAsrWsn, Rockford, III.
JANIS DoTLR, Peoria, III
EEAHK HUDson, Springfield, IN
THOMAS DaLAHY, Milwaukee, WIS.
JoHH TAYloK, Racine, wis.
TMos. MooRM, Watertown, Wis
w. MARIE, whitewater. VIA
II n. RoDULE, Quincy, Ill.
ALEXANDER MAssoN, kBnaulAc, Wis
PnrER KA non, Portage City, Xs.
A. H. PoRrER, Beaver DAM VIA.
JAMES McKHMN, Davenport, Iowa.
J. g. AooRE, Dubuque, Iowa
v. j. sfAHTok, Kankakse, IN.
r. b. BARR- Houston, TexMa
JAMES BArcHHE, Louisville, Ky.
o. w. GrBsoK, Norwich, Conn.
VIZ. y Les, Richmond, Va.
WIZ. B. LBS, AgustA. Ca
@. z EEwITT. Waupnn, Wis
JoHE scHuEssLER, Lafayette, Indiana
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1868-08-29

TOCRNEYMEN PLASTERERS' ASSO-
~ CITATION, Of cinci natl, meets every Other Thurs
dag evening Iron Mouders Union Hall 81 West Fith
Street All CON nunications Should be addressed the
Corresponding Secretary, 15s West Frvut stre.f.
ID. A. LIZA, See, JOHM CAsKY Pres.
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CHICAGO
Mutual Homestead Association |!
q q . HI A h E y.
Each share BATTLING the Owner
Co IN Lot nm payment Of $500,
Linn Monthly Install
memts of
TWENTY-F0UR DOLLARS PER MONTH
WITHOUT
Interest, Taxes, Assessments
Or any Other Expenses.

In that magnificent tract Of lAnd In the North Divi
sion OF Chicago. known Sheied's Addition bounded
by Shened svenue, Haistesd Centre and Clay sreess
Lots ~ and 25 feet front BY rs cepth wing but
short distance directly Lincoln Park and With
in block CT street railroads and the NewSerry Pub
DC School, ana convenient 70 Churches.
water pipes brousht slready 70 the property
The Association Ii now prepared TO receive suhscip
lions for shares Ut leu once