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" 1 r. * l V* nr- J ' •* V : " - ' '^- A \i*. \ ' . .' .* , . x , : j » . . r U - v * «* £%•• \*i ' • ' ' J *: •%v w . WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 25th, 1878. Railroad Time iTable. • .••ft ...iS •f.. OOIMO SOXJTH. Genera Lake Passenger 6«a«Tt liike Expreu OOMT* Lake Freight Lake Through Freight eoixo RORR. Geneva lake Three** Freight 4 Hene** I*fce Frellrtit Oettetol f.ake BxpreM , I (tommr Lake raseencer.. : iiiMiii jl n. A. *|. « K K. r. M. if) A. M. UK*) A. x. 49 P. X. 7:02r. M REPUBLICAN At Woodstock, Saturday, Oct. 5th, 1878. The able Orator and Statesman, will be present and speak on the Political Questions of the Day t^F" Fnli ftrtScnltn next week. . . ; J; . NEW Fall Mill} ceived at Mrs doods just letf. • " ; re- Kntfe Plaiting made to order, alio Knife Plaiter* for sale at Mra. Salts, bury's. / THE Waukegan Fair is in progress this week, and will continue until Sat. unlay. some. flne Trotting and Running Races are set down for the last three days. WHILS grubbing up a stump, a Mint county (Texas) farmer struck an old pot holding |426 In silver and fifteen $20 gold pieces. That's enough. Our chair stands vaoant from this date.-- Gone to grub. THE September term of the Circuit Court, his Honor, Judge Upton presid­ ing. is being held at Woodstock this . week. The Docket contains eight Criminal, sixty Common Law, atbd forty-seven Chauncery Cases. IT was reserved for the theological . editor of the Norrlstown Herald to detect the one religious feature notic- ablo in Kearney's lecture. "It Is," re- ma**ks the Herald* "when he says, #• jytill t$w take up a col lection." i, ---- THE County Fair opened at Wood­ stock yesterday, and everything prom­ ises a good show and large attendance. Gen. Kllpatrlck, the Soldier Orator, will address the people from the iftfend on Friday, and no one should fail to hear him. THE wife of Richard y Grant died of consumption on Saturday night last. She leaves a husband and three chil­ dren to mourn her loss. s The funeral was held on Monday and was attended by a large concourse of relatives and frifends. $-o -v WE are under obligations to /J.'. WtS Cameron atul C. S. Dibble, who reside near Ridgefgeld, for one of tlie finest Watermelons we have seen this year.-- These gentlemen will please accept the thanks of the Printers for. this kind re- mem bi ;S MI tt» iranoe. *ACE L HORACE LONG, a resident of this and Lake Counties for the past forty years* died at jthe McHenry House. In this village, on Monday morning last, aged 74 years* His remains were taken on Tuesday to Lombard, ml, fof Inter­ ment. IN another column can be found a call for a * Democratic Senatorial Dis­ trict Convent ieri,**» to be held at the Riverside House, in this village, on Tuesday next, Oct 1st,, for the purpose of putting In nomination candidates for the Legislature. JUST as we go to press we learn that a grand Republican Muss Meeting will be held at Woodstock, on the afternoon of Saturday, Oct, 5th. Gen. John A. Logan, and others will be present and speak on the Political questions of the day. Let everybody turn out and hear this gallant Orator and Statesman. AN old Indian on the Pacific slope in­ forms a*editor as to the kind of weather they will have there; that "in five fnoons we have heap big snow, papooses heap dio, horses head - n? cateh 'urn graes. no catch 'urn sage brush, heap eat <um cedar trees,'H and then requests the editor to spread the warning by "heap paper talk." WE saw at the Central Market of R Waite, on Monday last, some of the finest Beef we ever saw in this town.-- It was a five year old cow, and to say that she was fat does nor. express it.-- The Kidneys weighed 48} pounds. "Roll" takes great pains to keep his Market supplied with the best to be found in the country, and in this .1#^ stance surpassed all former efforts. - IT is teported that at the close of a greenback meeting in a Maine town the other evening a >00116011011 was taken up to pay the orator of the even­ ing for expenses incurred. The hat was passed around, and when It was emptied It was full of pieces of paper inscribed, "This is twenty-five cents.11 "This is fifty cents" Ac., to the amount THE Democrats hold their County Convention, for the nomination of County office re, in Woodstock to-day. The following are the delegates from this town: R. Bishop, J. M. McOmber, L. Stoddard, H. C. Smith, John, Heuman, Martin Nelson, John Myers Mathias Freund, H. C» Allen, Martin Welsh. Wm. Welsh. WHEN times are good and money plenty, people boy wherever It is most convenient; but wtien money is scarce they want to economize, and they look at the family paper to see who adver­ tises the cheapest wares. The saga­ cious merchant secures more than his share of custom by advertising when trade Is dull. THE Foot Race which we noticed to take place In this village, has been postponed until the first week in Oc­ tober, the exact dat%of which will be duly noticed !n onlumna. The cause 0^ the postponement is that the Chicago party Is unable to be here on the day first mentioned. But It will positively take place the flrdc0veek in October." r < • *1" . >THK Woodstock Draiwatle Society will give an entertainment at National Hall, in thatcity, on Thursday evening next, the flBth, at which time they will produce the excellent Drama of **The Serious F an^ly." The reputation of this Society throughout the county is sure to draw them a big house. No one who attends the Fair should fail to stay and see the Drama on Thursday evening. • . \'V 'j" AN exchange says: Private Informa­ tion from Paris is to the effect that the Wheeler & Wilson sewing machine <*ompany will receive the rewards- Public Information from jthe same source will not only corroborate this, but will lug in every other sewing ma­ chine on exhibition. It is, a, well ac­ cepted fact that the judges of sewing machines and pianos have the finest pedigree of any class the world. of jackasses rB learn from Dr. Beers that an in In­ fant child at the settlement was bitten by a rat one day last week, and quite severely injured. The child was asle ep in the cradle, its hand hanging oi'op' the side, when a la«"ge rat seized it by the hand, and despite the screams of the child hung on until driven away by the mother, lacerating the hand in a shocking manner. The doctor was called and dressed the wound,:and it is hoped the "mother killed the rat; -- •••' • . i-1.1 J. STORY A SON are now putting !# their Fall and Winter Stock of Hard­ ware, which comprises a jfalf line of Stoves, both Cook and Heating, Coal and Wood, which they are bound to suit the times, in will not be beat in and we advise all purchasing to exam- learn prices before sell at prices tit- Coal Stoves thay McHenry County, who contemplate ine their stock and buying. They row occupy two stored, one apposite the Mill and otie near the Depot, which they have renovated and put in shape second to none. See their advertisement^!! another column. IN another column' can be found a new advertisement for the firm of Dwight & Forest, Boot and Shoe deal: ers, Woodstock. This !lvui have at; enviable reputation In this'county for honest and square dealing, and as th?y do business entirely for Cash can give you prices to suit the times. Their stock is one of the most complete to be found in the Northwest, and com­ prises everything usually kept in a first class Boot and Shoe >hou*e, all of the best make,and warranted as represen­ ted. When at the Fijitr do iiot fail to give them a call, as thfey are sure to suit you both in quulitjk and price.-- Read; the advertisement in another colupaii. \ THH SHOW IS COMING. Mayo's Combination Troupe are Ad­ vertised to visit this place and will pitch their tent 011 Friday. Oct. 4th, and give two entertainments, after­ noon and evening. Since his last ap­ pearance here he has added great!}* to his entertainment, and now has as fine a little show as is traveling. The Prophetstown Spike, in speaking of this entertainment says: It is the bfist show we ever'attended where the performance was better thau advertised, "this was certainly so.-- Messrs Lane and Martell and little Willie, performed some marvellous feats on the horizontal bar. Mr. Mar- tell'S comicalities during their per­ formances were most laughable. Chas. and Viola Lane performed some re­ markable feats on the high flying trapeze; Mr. Lane's developement of muscle on these occasions was truly remarkable. Harry Martell and Mas­ ter Willie's gymnastic and acrobatic feat®, tumbling, turning somersault* from shoulder ro shoulder- uiw) shoul­ der to head, require steady nerve and much training. Mr. Gus. bhaw the clown kept the audience in a roar of laughter by hi* comicalities and sallies of wit and songs, which were fully equal to those of our best clowns. Mr. Mayo's horses were well educated and his trained dog performed Ids trick of riding and jumping through hoops to the great amusement ol all. We cheer­ fully recommend the combination to the public as a good oue, th« troupe are ladies and gentlemen in every re­ spect. and we feel assurred that all who patronize Mr. Mayo's combination will feel; they have received their moneys worth. \ Remember the day and date, Friday, Oct. 4th, jafternoon and evening. THE Game of Ball la thU village on Friday last between the Fox Rivera and a Picked Nine from Woodstock and Chicago, resulted in the defeat Of the Fox Rivers by a score of 8 to 0.-- It was decidedly the best game that has been played in this county this year, and but for a few gross errors on the first and second innings would have resulted differently. Below We append the j , SCORE orlawiwos. 4 •-« The juvenile Nine played _th<?tr re­ turn game with the Waucouda Club On Saturday, and were victorious by. a score of 33 to 6. Below is the score j Woodstock--3 FOX RFVCRB--0 8 6 0 1 0 0 WACCONDA R Stlne H i c k s . . . . . . . . . H. Tldm&nh . Kimbal ....... A. Thlmarah.; Hill Hubbard.... . nlyjtgi .1 ..0 . .0 ..0 . 1 . 1 . .1 . 1 . . 1 15. Owen $ I MoOraber MCNBKBY R .4 ..1 6 *7 «\ Granger .. Brown WHtflit O. Owen ..... llarbhtn A. Granger ,....4 . .dw 4 ..a ..4/ ..3 ..1 Jr V X'- -i-AdiHsh. A VARA '/ EDITOR PLAIXI>KAI.ER; through your columns to 4nform Hun ters. Fishermen, and others, who Votf^1 template visiting Fox Lake, what kHnd of a man they have to deal with, that they may not be caught in the same trap I was. 1 have reference to one Frank Sayles, who keeps a boarding house thero. We rented of him one room and three beds for fotir nights* and supposing we were dealing with a straight ma;i, we asked no questions as to price. We took care of the beds during the time, and what was our '"as­ tonishment on culling for our bill for the same to have him charge us $20.-- We are willing to pay reasonable and even large bills when out for recrea­ tion of this kind, hut would ask any reasonable man what he thinks of tuch a bill? There.Are other first-Class Boarding Houses at the Lake, and we would ad­ vise all visitors to give this one a wide berth, unless they own a mine, * Right wrongs no man, but we Con­ sider tills demand downright robbery, C. HEN It Y. Nunda, Sept., 44th, 1S78. men. DWELLY.--At the residence hiu father, in the town of Nunda, Sept. 15th, 1878. „f Ty­ phoid Pneumonia, Win. E. Dwells, aged 24 years. < A young man of excellent character, of noble, generous impulses, of a\arge I ^rese' a navy Mu® sack, black hat and nf fHwnfU- Ma „«n I,ow shoes. Is 23 years old, medium An Insane Lady Escaped from the Llgin Asylum Tuesday, Sept. 17th, Her name is Mrs. Carrie Hoagland, froin Chicago. Her clothing is all marked with her name. Sliejiad on a light or buff colored wool WOODSTOCK^ Editor P j.u N I>e a le r :-- This IsFflr week and everybody in the bounty should realize that this ils an institu­ tion for the people of the county, that In proportion as it is patronized and made prosperous so In*a direct ratio is his farm and other property enchanced in value, antyn proportion as it is neg­ lected aud allowed to run down, so in an increase ratio is thfc prosperity of the county depreciated^ Show me a county without ft well supported County Agricultural Society, with its annual Fairs, and I will «how you a county with dilapidated log huts, ot sod cabins, without •chool house^mr churches, destitute of all enterprise. Let th^i reputation * off our grand old county be maintained by making our Fair a success. Courting at Woodstock this-week. Jack Frost entered and took posses^ sioii vf^ o|r;<sic»safecr pateJsJsS Friday night. .:|:i • ir • j By request I hand you herewith Obituary of yoitwf^Uwclly. We had not the pleasure of his acquaintance, but know and esteem the .bereaved Father and we teuder our sympathy to, himself and \family In their day of affliction. Mrs. Preston, whose illness we men­ tioned last week, died on Wednesday evening. Our acquaintance with her was flight, but she was known i|i our community as a pure minded christian woman, to whom dentil is eternal life, for whom death has no sting, and over whom no victory. Our community deeply sympathize with the bereaved husband and relatives. v < The "Major General" (*** Sentinel of last week) most cheerfully tenders his'•chair,"' to John C. 3herwin, whom lie helped to nominate and whom he will cheerfully help to elect, by a good ten thousand majority. -Ml . 1 * - ' > WKSTEUN YVILI>& And The Men Who Redeem Them. An Authentic Narrative, Embracing an Account oj Seven Years 2'ravel and" Adventure in the J<\tr West. > • J. H. Beadlet Author of ^'Life m UtahWestern Correspondent Cin­ cinnati Commercial, etc. Illustrated. Jones Brothers & do. Cincinnati, Chicago, Philadelphia, 1878. Mr. Beadle may fairly be regarded as the w ri ter of some of the most at­ tractive literature of the day. "/West­ ern Wilds" opens with the commence­ ment of the author's roving li'fe, in 1S68, aud accompanies him through all his many thousands of miles of] travel on foot, 011 horseback, by canoe, dug­ out, and wagon train, and every!means of locomotion known to civilized and uncivilized man, among savage Indians and no less savage w hite men, upon tours of observation iu the wilds of mountain, plain a^»d desert^ ami \hrough adventures whose recital cause the heart to 'throb, aud the blood to leap, with accelerated momentum, aud brings the.record dowu to the death of Brigliitm "Young, and the#" precarious forlune.iOf his tottering hierarchy. Intertwined with personal observa­ tions of men, things, and localities, all of which are attractively' presented, the lights aud shades of incident and hazardous enterprise appear to relieve the work of any suspicion of heaviness, and at the same time add many of its distinguishing charms. Some of the noteworthy adventures are iu the vari­ ed experience of the author, but more were gathered from the lips nf«uoiits, hunters, rangers, and the meu and women upou. the frontier with whom he'eame iu contnct,,and they make up a series of hap3 aud mishaps, comic, tngic and dramatic, which will be read aud re-read by American firesides for many y^ars to come, and always with interest. "Weltern Wilds" treats of tlie pecu­ liar institutions of tiie Mormon settle­ ments; the habits and customs of vari­ ous Indian tribes; the tsials, dangers aud superstitious of prospectors; mining life, w,ith a glance at its perils, profits and disappointments; exciting adventures ot well-known scouts; the Morman war; tlie Mountain Meadow Massacre, foi4 which John Lee was tried, found guilty and shot; the life of General Custer, the dead prophet with a sketch of his life and numerous here­ sies; besides au ai rav of other facts, incidents and happenings. This ought to be euougti to injure a pleasing variety. Several well known names are tassel- ed with the stigma of unadulterated Yd the Teachers of McHenry County. A Teachers Institute will be held at Woodstock, to commence ou Monday Oct. 7th, at 10 A. M. arid close Oct. 13tht State Supt. Etter and James P.* Slade, Republican nominee for the 3ame po­ sition, will each be present .One day of the session at least, and deli ver instruc­ tive lec'ures In tho evening. Prof. Warren Wilkie, Prinelpafof the Wood­ stock Public School, formerly Princi­ pal of Cook County Normal School, and several otiier old and experienced Teachers of the county will also act as Instructors. Institute will bo conducted with^ special reference to th« wants of young and Inexperienced teachers and those intending to en­ gage iu tlie work of teaching. It is hoped that all such will avail them­ selves of the opportunity for improve­ ment In their position. Let all teach­ ers iu the county Intend a part of the time at least. Let them meet for social Intercourse, for' exchange of ideas, to teach and to be taught, and thus encourage and strengthen each other iu their common work and in­ form themselves in the best theories aud methods of teaching. A cordial invitation is extended to all friends of the common schools Of our County. A- W. YOCNG, * County, vSnpt. 6f « ' ' ' THE LAST CALL. - AlVpersons knowing theiuselvet ltt- debted to P. D. Smith, or J. M. Smith, must call and settle this week, as we are preparing to leave. All accounts not settled immediately will be left with a JuNtice of the Peace for collec­ tion. j Yours truly, - ^ r P . D . S MITH. J. M.SMITU. Business Notlces. ?r*1 ' .iUri j at' < arouDu tor your Boots aud 5hoes. We can save you money on your Boots and Shoes. [Wo make a specialty of the cele­ brated M. Selz & (jo., Custom Made work, which we will place against any other make, and for less money for the same quality. We have the largest assortment of Custom Made Boots for Men, Boys, Youth, and Ladies Goat, Kid and Calf Shoes that we have ever had, and at very much lower prices than last year IBUCKLIN * STEVENS. Only Oh® CarHage left, out of Four teen two month* ago, at E.M.Owen's. tolby Bros you can always find f Dress Gofrd*. ^ t styles OOTS & SHOES. It Is a conceded fact that the Buffa­ lo Custom Made Boots and Shoes have no superior on the\ market. Selected stock. Warranterl work. For sale by (Jolby Bros.. Ki vers! de Block. \ THING, ju«t reoslved Fitzslnnnons I ftoJ\by suit. go to Beckers, near the, fh;pot. New-Goods arriving 'situmous & EvausoH's. Is* in search oi Bargains call at, the, store of P. D. Smith, near the De'pofc Papeif\ Fits- Books and Writing O. W. Owen's. School Cheap, »t Stop at E. M. Owen's and see new ib« Geared Cortland Wagon. Millinery! -Millinery! "'"v.- . { . Great Reduction in Millinferjr at^Kfe. S. Searjes, Mcilcnry. The best Tea in McHenry at 50 cts^';: per pound. Try it. Sold by Fltzsiin- moiw & Evansoiw. , - , , THE Eureka Tree and Post Hotelf Digger. Call at E. M. Qfin'« and seep One. The best thing iii the market, aud sold cheap. , \ '• FOR SAT.K. Two full Blood Durham VYearM Bull Calfs,fit for use. J. FiUSKT, --- • ,%?»ey by buying goods at P* , 4 D. Snilthli. He is going West; i^Ul wOI sell at cost aiid below, to close, ; I>r. Jaques Oeriuhn Worm Cakes stand unrivaled as a worm medk-lue.-- Giye tliom a trial. Sold by all Drug­ gists. • - VP 1 'rf- We have just added to our stock of JBoots and Shoes a full line of hand fi v sewed Beloit Shoes, to which we in-! y *-{ Vite htspectioii. Ever.v pair warranted 5 KlTZSIMMOXd & E VAN SON. > i i New Stock of Cloths. Ready-Made Clothing, Ac., for the Fall trade just received at Lauer & Becker'i«T iiear the D e p o t . . . . , • CLOAKS! CLOAKS! Mrs. S. Searles is now offering De­ cided Bargains in Cloaks and Mantles in Silk, English Diagonals- and Mate- lasses, Cashmere, &c. A flne lot of Zephyr and Card Boards, just received at J. B. Blake's Furniture Stoic. PUMPS. ^ _ Stock of Adams celebrate* Kenosha Pumps. The best Pumps and at lowest prices, at E. M. Owen'e. FOR SALE. Half interest in a Buffalo Pitts, ten Horse < Power Threshing Maehrne.**- Almost as good as new. Will be sol*! , cheap. For particulars inquire at thfe| office. f deeply felt and sincerely lamented. He was patient all through his sickness, though suffering greatly, and when lie passed away,; lie went calmly and peacefully like one going to sleep. The funeral WAS very largely atten­ ded, the Universal 1st Church at McHen­ ry being filled to its utmost capacity. Let the parents end sisters not mourn his departure too deeply, for he has only passed on to the higher life. Eaith has lost a noble life, but the angels have had one more added to their number. B. * ' - OHVKKMUSF AKKTLIM On Friday evening. Oct, 4th, Rev. Sumner Ell is, of Chicago, will preach at the Universalis^ Church, in this vil­ lage. Saturday evening. Oct. 5th, Rev B. F. Rogers, of Wisconsin, will speak. Also Sunday at 3 o'clock p. M. Sunday morning aud evening, Oct. 6th, Rev. Dr. Balch, of Dubuque, Iowa, will speak. The Church, just repaired and refurnished, will be re dedicated Sun­ day morning. The McHenry friends extend a cordial invitation to the fra­ ternity to be at these meetings. Come on Sunday especially. Our house* »re open to you all. It is the universal testimony that the Buffalo Boots aud Shoe£, for which we are the sole agents iu this village, are relatively the oest and cheapest in the market. Give them a trial. ^ OOL.BY BROS, BtvertM* atwk t size, weight about ! 115 pounds, dark hair and eyes. A liberal rejward will be paid for information that will lead to her recovery) Any communication should be addressed to Elgin Asylum, or to C. Hoagland, 22 Chamber of Com­ merce, Chicago. -fy I ... t.»l... .1. irivavuuvt V%>1^ ..nl hero is AUCTION S24LE OF CO*fcT. The undersigned will sell at Public Auction, 011 the Geo. Gartherd farm, 1 mile North'of Barring ton, on Tues­ day, Oct. 1st. 1878 commencing at 10 o'c ock. 8 Acres of Corn in the Shock. TERMS OF SALE.--Cash or Approved Notes ou six ,months time at 8 per cent interest.^ *.% .11 .V, SLMXB A GOFVEB. Harrington, Sept. 23<i. 1878. , x Buy thtf'M. 6elz & Co.'i and Shoes for sale at Bucklin Stevens*. .& WANTED. 90,000 pounds of extra cholee Wrttter for which we will pay the highest market price in good* at "hard pan" f. FHZSIMMONS ; "Tf.y $20 REWARD.. ., The above reward will be paid to any one who will find oue of our Buffa­ lo Boots in which there id a conuter. inner sole, sli p sole or piece of heeling that is not cast from a,good, thick, piece of sole leather. COLBY BROS. f ' Riverside Block •assortment of Splints facts; occasionally a hero is rescued from obscurity and set upon a modest pedestal . for the admiration of his countrymen; but the uaratives are al­ ways simple aud progressive convin­ cing with their inherent truthfulness and total absence of ogotl«m and affec­ tation. We have never examined a \4*ork upon the subjects treated by this, •so free ft\>m technicalities, so true to nature, aiid so well calculated Co tacln- ate the attention of all classes of readers.- V It is a royal octavo volume of 624 pages, elegantly printed and bound. Its illustrations, of which there are 127, are the finest we ever saw iu a work for popular sale, and they are remarka­ bly effective in elucidating the text. "Western Wilds" will be eagerly pur­ chased wherever the English language U read. M. If. Mansfield of Nunda. i* ' Agent for McHenry, Nunda, Algonquin, Dorr and Grafton^ - It pays to look around before yon make yoar Fall purchase, and buy where you can buy the cheapest. Bucklin & Stevens will make the low­ est (Ja*h price on all clashes of Goods, and wiirendeav.or to make it for your intact i» kuy of them. . ^ • "FORSALI^'; Three or four Improved Farms. In­ quire of J. B. Perry for particulars. To restore and keep soft and•' pliable your harness, apiSly Uncle Sam's Har­ ness Oil. Sold by all Harness makers V? ' . f r < I rU IM' 'SiSr •A chaeb Flannels of all kinds atBuckJio evens. Evanson's. PARTICULAR NOTICE. ' All persons knowing themselves In debted to the undersigned either by Note or Book account, are requested t<> call and settle N10 same without delny. j - .'\i \ J JAOOB ROTEBUSL- . Jobom;f|bi Stflmher 11, 1878. \l There aye 110 Boots or Shoes for the same money equal to the M. Selz & Co., make. Sold by Bucklin & Ste\rens. Call and mako a selection oaf of Fifty Plows, at E. M. Owen's. Why should a loving mother wait for the coming of the doctor to prescribe a remedy for that fearful Cholera-in- fantum, Croup, Colic or cramps with which her precious child is suffering, when she can administer Dr. Winche!ls Teething Syrup and at once give the child relief. One trial of this charm­ ing syrup will make you ever its friend and patron. This Syrup regulates the bowels, keeps the system In a healthy condition, prevents all pain and dis­ comfort arising from teething, and Is an old and well tried remedy. Sold by ail Druggists at only 25c a bottl6. New Style Dress Goods, Shawls, Re­ pel! ants, Prints abeautiful line,just received at Bucklin & Stevens. V • 1, tn V ~ UAftA i r . IjNjMie prices of tho Buffalo Boots and Shoes. Don't fail to se^ them be­ fore making your selections. COLBY BROS. Rirerstde Block *h®.Walker Boot. Every pair warranted. For sale by Fltuimmous & Evanson. A good investment, better than loan­ ing money at one per cent a minute, is to keep your Liver, Stomach and bow­ els in a healthy condition by the use of Ellert's Daylight Liver Pills. They will restore you to health, impart uew vigor to your mind, tone up your sys- tennand give renewed pleasure to the joys of life. No medicine will effect­ ually free the Liver from excess of bile as these Pills, thus preventing Ague Snd BiH^jreysrs, SoW ltf jOl D|tig- gl»t8. * , "Economy iv the road to wealth fifty cents worth of Uncle Sam's H#i*p*;M;?a ness Oil applied to your old harness,! - ?i' will make the leather look Ifke newt' and keep it soft and pliable. Do not neglect a Cough or CoIVfJ Ellert's Extract of Tar and Wild ChtMr ry is a standard remedy in all throat, asthmatic and bronchial affections, aJdS has saved many valuable lives.. »-It! never falls to give^Satisfaotion. SoUli by all Druggists. J WAIT FOR THE WAGON. are now offering one of our ests*-"r~*r hrated Lumber Wagons, with top Box, Steel Spring seat, WhifHetreea, Neck f Yoke and stay chains, all complete^ for ^ ffiO. Warrauted for one year. V L \ ' 1 11 "» ^ Ward off Ague, Bilious fever ami many other ills, by taking k few doses J of Eilert's Daylight Liver Pills. Have >, t you know rest, mind ill at ease, body seldom free fr6m pain? These su"»r coated Pills will bring relief ^d ^ ; you%ell again. . ' i t* ' „ < ^ PARTICULAR NOTRT«. " ' ̂ "»/F All persons knowing themselves In­ debted to P. D. or J. M. Smith, will confer a favor by calling and settling the sane without delay. Our books must be settled and closed within tte next 60 days. Do not delay. P. D. SDIITHL J. M. SMITH* McHenry 111., Angr, «th, 187S. Just m>eiv< Stevens, New SI at & yle ot Jewelry. It is better to lau^i than be crying: mothers often fail tufenjoythe delight fo a happy laughit|g babe, because through their prejudice or skepticism they refuse to r^iwHre its stomach of acidity, by using Dr.&VVinciters Teeth>» lug Syrup which quietly cures the colic pains and gives rest ]to the darling. Dr. Winchell's Teething Syrup pro­ duces natural sleep and the «hikl will awake clear and refreshed, also it regu«>, lates the bowels, cures dysentery and diarrliGBa, whether arising f^nm* th­ ing or other causes.. Sold by all Ditigv gists,.26 out a bottle. - JThe best Fifty cent Tea t» the fiparket at Bucklin & St*?*ns. Thousands of dollars Are now ftefnqg saved every pnar by progressive far­ mers, who soon discover the great val­ ue of freely using Uncle Sam's Condi­ tion Powder in the feed of their stock: it restores the sick, increases the beau­ ty. and usefulness and prompfcM ^ growths lipid bv all Druggist** ^ ; :'V' FOB SALE. 40 Acres of land in/Section If, riT fenced. Also 80 acres of land, with a good house and barn thereon, with tim­ ber and water in abundance. In Section 22. Also my homestead on the Crystal Lake and Nunda road. Good new house, barn %iu| pother outbundiugfl*r-- Aanlo iA J V .Tfiuv Pitra«p». 1 **frv • " •• • ^ "Time Is ntrtney" health is often a source of consuming care, but health is happiness; consumption that iusidiout foe revels in neglected colds! be wliso and for your cold, cough, catarrh or any bronchial complaint use Eilert's Extraet of Tar and Wild Cherry ami be cired. Sold by all Druggists. NOTICE TO WOOL GROWERS. The subscribers would say that if you wish to clothe your family yon tHMt do so by bringing or seiuling your wool a id exchange the same for good desir­ able goods. Will give yon for un­ washed from 23 to 2S cts., for washed 011 the sheep35 to 37J cts., and* for tub washed 43 et*,, and sell you goods >0 tier cent les« than last vear. | r. A. WhRBLKKAOQL. •1 i mu- .Jaueavato* . ^ UNDENIABLE TRUTH# ? You deserve to suffer, and if yott lead a miserable, unsatisfactory lifo In this beautiful world, it is entirely your own fault and there is only one excustf for yon.--your unreasonable prejudice and skepticism',Which haf killed thous­ ands. Personal knowledge and com­ mon sense reaeouiug will soon show you that Green's August Flower will cure you of Liver Complaint, or Dys~ •'pepsin, with all its miserable effects, such as sick headache, palpitation of the heart,.sour stomache, habitual com trveness. dizziness of the head, aenr- ous'prostraUoiu low spirits, etc. Its sales IHAV reach every town oh tho WestfVn Continent and not a Druggist but wl of its wonderful cures. " a Sample Bottle for doses will relieve •y % S *:< Jt Oil fc«ft s-ale