New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-01-30
SCIENTIFIC SPECULATION.
THE CLAIM NOW ADVANCED OF THE Dis
COvERY OF TRUE SYSTEM.
Can the Operation Of Principle
Movements Of values Prove I"f"'''"'e
Within Given Periods of TIme'

4 business system Of operating like scIen,
tfc prnciple-that Is what is clained as Wa n
streets latest and greatest success. me au.o
Gates of this principle declare II To De as III
fabe as the law OF gravitation. and so s,lo 'no
is their belief in its infallibility that the ia
sum OF $1,000 IS offered to any one VINO u.a
proves by mathematics or otherwise their posi-
tive statements in support Of their system
Describing this system. which Is known a.
Kelloggs Market Register, prominent oP''N
tor says: ,,,ifc
in this one. what have Is scien' 'ni,
systematic operating OF a principle. lnat ~ &c
ciple like gravtation. Is infallibe. ana ai""''
works in the period OF time with success -,
"Successful work means that from III a. H. "
3 D. m. every day the exchanges are open lo'
busness-this principle is always oPe;nu
and that stocks moved by conditions OF hx any
means according to any Interpretation OF supp.
and demand. move according to 'his nv nv, go
principle. The principle Is always al M1.h IN, this
on every move. That principle makes 'i''
scientific system like the Rock OF Gipraitai-
impregnable. always present in all movements
making Just as much money when the secur,'ies
go up as when the securities go down. anu Wy
means of our principle J. g. Kellogg Co orIer
evidence that they always buy at the successlu
time when stocks are steadfastly ADVANCED, anu
always sell at the successful time wnen 49,
steadfastly decline. Hence they always MAKE
money. provided in the period OF time the MAI
ket has sufficient activity. go,
Therefore. continued the operator an
clients need watch with interest is whether me
stock market actually moves up or down, lor
if II moves up or down sufficiently. the hsHoss
Market Register always makes money IN the az
ton. either way. and there is no anxiety whlcn-
ever way the market goes. In panics ana sur :
prscs il is especially adapted by the system III
vogue II make large earnings, while in none!
is sure to he made if the market only nuctua'es
sufficiently either up or down
In support Of their claim j. T. Kellogg Co.
whose magnificent offices are In the colossa
Manhattan Building No. GO Broadway. where
Farmer Dunn sits up aloft and forecasts the
rain or shine Of New York. assert that they VIII
prove to any reputable banker or merchant. or
any man Of intelligence and standing. that the!
have a system of operating in the markets OF
New York which assures success beyond per-
adventure.
The aim and object of the Kellogg Register Is
TO prove that while the Judgment of an operator.
no matter how shrewd he may be- or whence
comes his information is not infallible, where
the system is .
The story Is told and supported by AFFIDAVIT
that before a certain millionaire would touch 1t.
10 use common phrase he secured and paid the
professor Of mathematics in a college OF national
renown a comfortable sum to examine ana try
to dsprove It's infaibiliiy. The result was a
hearty Endorsement Of everything claimed.
AS is well known that few men living can
stand over the ticker year in and year out and
make money in stock operations upon their
judgment Information is very deceptive and
has no intrinsic basis OF reliance. Analysis of
conditions will break the Bank of England. be-
cause the market is often so exceedingly il'og-
ical that presidents Of banks and railroads. di-
rectors OF railroads. the ablest students OF
finance and even the manipulators themselves
babes in the woods when the markets do.
as they certainly do at times. 60 down on good
news and up bad news. Therefore. there is
no other criterion known but a scientific princi-
PIE proved by the rockbound records Of twenty
years Of absolute facts.
II may he asked why the operators of so sue
cessful system take others into their mode of
money making-2t per cent per annum is guar
anteed. To this the simple answer is given.
why does John ID. Rockefeller want more
money when he has the enormous sum Of SlOO.-
NO0.OOO to board and clothe him.
If earnings can be proved 10 be absolutely
earned dividends guaranteed. no ioss. no risk.
the speculative lot of man reduced by scientific
calculation and process to a sure money making
basis. the autonomy OF his existence is assuredly
reduced to tina; most gratifying certainty where
perhaps all may win who venture.
The Kellogg operating rooms are always in
operation between 10 a. m. and . p. m: after
this hour all the paraphernalia used is placed in
the safe deposit vaults at No 100 Broadway,
but as published IN all the city newspapers
January II. and again on the DIST. when the
crowd became so great IT was necessary to keep
the doors locked and permission to inspect on
these occasions must be obtained at the Kellogg
main Offices.
In further testimony Of this system. apt
comparison may he made. To Illustrate:
The world demands non-reillable bottle. That
Is. a bottle that cannot be reflled without de-
lection. Why? Because in perfumery. for ex-
ample. Altar of Roses is an expensive oil. Il
can be adulterated and INIT ated. Those who do
il will not admit that ii Is impure. Such a bot
tie thus impossible to refill would insure 20
the buyer that the contents were unquestionably
genuine Altar Of Roses. Why? Because the
principle Of prevention to refill said bottle would
be a principle consonant and in harmony with
the laws Of the movement and distiation or
the vacuum. The invention must also have
strong commercial ability as to the plan
the cost Of said bottle so low that II will not
prohibit its use. So in the stock movements. the
inventor Of this principle has principle upon
which he always operates in consonance and
harmony with the laws of the movement Of all
matter The inventor also must apply this
principle that the cost Of operations Will not he
such as to prohibit the profit to all subscribers
10 the method and his profits must he clear
and exact and acceptable to our clients so that
the method will he pronounced absolutely true,
and the profits in every way genuinely earned.
the real though rare article much and so
long wanted by thu public.
Mr. Kellogg thus expressed himself to a num-
her Of intelligent fnanciers and business men
during public examination Of his system
I'VE show to YOU that we are responsible and
honest We show you that we make the money
and how we make it. We show YOU that the
Integrity and character of the house is beyond
reproach We show YOU way t. get AZ the
very root Of any point YOU may want To know
and we will allow YOU any means YOU may
think fit 10 adopt i feel that your investment
is absolutely safe. and will sign an absolut"
and unconditional guarantee that Your diVl-
dends will he per cent per month Your
money is credited (. vou Immediately upon re-
CENT thereof. ard your balance made mp ana
paid Immediately upon demand. You can de-
posit money with us subject to cheek ana draW
- per cent q year your monthly balance.
You can get from a commission FOR innuenc-
ing capital. which itself would make YOU
wealthy in time If allowed Ia compound.
So strong is the faith Of the owners or the
bankers and brokers who control the Kellogg
system that they will agree TO destroy any sys-
ton, brought before them or forfeit S1.0OO,OOO
II il will make money always-in all markets, or
in any respect compare with the Kellogg Mar
ket Register.
Among the MANY public men who claim 10
have examined and ndorse the system may be
mentioned f. r. Harrison Brooklyn y. Y. John
lockwood manager and treasurer of one OF
the largest asphalt companies in the East: W.
+ : olivier manager METROPOLITAN Depart
mont Equitable Life Assurance Society; William
+ Fonda bond broker and Henry Campbell or
the firm of Martin Campbell. wholesale
grocers and ship chambers; George Bayard.
whose uncle is the Ambassador t. the Court OF
England Charles Taller associate business
manager Paterson Ribbon Mills: f.. X. Hen
derson bank examiner: w. G. Mclaughlin.
former owner and publisher Of the Metropolis.
treasurer in the place Of Mr.. st. John for the
ramocratic National Committee. William T. ST.