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JtL&wnr. - < * * $ v.' ****'<. ~ j* . ^ i?*y j ^4,*i s$3r; ;.^;.,-lV:;w- N«t Saturday I* III* for the eta* ion or school 11| several ^tffrJets. If tli« Item fit PCtionl sliouH >*»» foam for princi­ ple mam*. ' " Mr. Longfellow printed and boer.il ill the ortglnnl MSS. of hit }»newii». ft t» not lt*»ftwti what disposition will be Made of tliem. llWI i III •• «*fntar day directors In •very voter w niltl turn «ttt at this election there V wld be lex* fault finding In regard t» the ichoolf, A director onght to hate a eoaipHweiitary vote at leant. " Hn Miclien of Chicago read the papers now stpeclally to see what Is IIm fate of the school appropriation. The astonishing Increase in*rents and the cost of living, makes the question of salary anicli more Important than It has been.--&chootmmt*r. y ^ ; *"G«*t variety at any cost, Change your methods every week, rather than fall into a rut. There is nothing more detestable than a crank-turner In an educational mill. There's nothing more glorlou# than a live worker; and remember that in order to be success­ ful teachers, you younmlves must bo learners. It does not matter so much what you study, only let it be some* tiling that will keep your mind llior- WWhly wakeful.*1 List of TAKE NOTICE. ALLyetkat are la wtmte* T«M i« W «im,,mai®net>u«hPl to500; IfyouwRnt •a»S»abtt*p-boI<>, hfi«(rU al(inpr. I eotec* building* to bnlra and furnish, •rwtMjuat as we aan agree. shop fwnm done to outer on abort no- • r . A . H I M R D , McHENRY, ILL words for pronunciation: . tosmince, leisure, aroma, combative* tiess, patron', franchise, opponent, ro­ bust. UlsUaln, bravo, combatant, vehe­ mence, nauseous, sough, sociology, boudoir, sobriquet, spheroid, deficit, conversant, engross, comely, decade, onyx, gratis, florid, condoJeuoe, cotn» ntntiet, demise, finale. metric, Don QtriKOta. bouibjtfuance, mischievous, Pegmsus, ignonftjps, iuertiu, infamous, tityme. protege. , Why is the rainbow always seen ,)Mnt In the shape of a bow ? The deviations of the incident and emerge lit colored rays of the raindrop •f the primary bow are between forty-two degress two minutes, and forty degrees seventeen minutes. The mis (/tlf bow Is a straight line , fmsstnglErom the Mm through tiie el, server's place to the opposite point ot the «ky Hence ail the emergent rays flseetiitf the eye of the observer mini I* equally inclined to the axis of the bew. whieli closes tbe bow ie be eir- eolar. t . , i, • ' *The Schoolmaster, published by Z. 0. Valle, is one of the spiciest ef our educational Journal*, lir. Valle Is an •Mfgetle leadieiv well informed in regard to the need* of our schools, as evidenced by tbe publication of such iMlps as Fresh Leaves, Sense Reader, and snore lately of Easy Lines and Y^ttiqg Wide Awake. We have given (he Sense Reader a thorough trial and well pleased with the results. Boom ef his helps sbotild be la every •chool-room. • v" Some of our teachers are greatly en­ couraged by the statement brought frees the recent superintendents* ineet- |ng, that Mthe dull pupils are bound to I be oar future leading business men.' ' 4'hey have to work so hard for the little that they get in school, that / they Inevitably form habits of Indus- -try, ami really it is the industrious of .sll departments that take tbe lead. Industry Is oaly another name for gen­ ius or talent.. Take courage, fellow- teachers!--Journal. s NOT DEAD. , •WI THftttK WIL BE~ I., Slaughter In Clotting For 30 Days, at E. LAWLUS' IN LAKSiXG'S BLOCK*V As he will do nothing but torn Tailoring hereafter Keep on your spec* and read this bill: Mens Wool Suits, Farmers Pants, pood, 50Splendid Vests eaeh,...„ Chinchilla Overcoats, formerly SIS,.... Gray do do Fine Dreaa suits, formerly 121, b. .. Next do do f IH.SO . ... Next do do f 17,(!0 Nest do do #0,00...... Eves Open Hats, formerly l.fto,. ..... Silk Handkerchiefs, tormerlv f.«0;; ... Two Bnttoo Kid (• loves, formerly 1,88 Paper sptsnnu formerly IS e^ots,... ,. Belfast Fine Linen Shirts, Three Pairs Omni Overalls, ftoys Wool Gaps, Boys Sul»s, Boys Malts, Hnys salts* Fine,.. Boys Orentwts, good........ Best Linen Colars, Cull if in search of good Bargain** i E. LAWLUS. McHeary. Aii.-mh, ... At . [ i K * I V« -f 'is.' ' • • ' » ' * • • v #<> '«,3E3 W' MJIL i»iOTSS b6vonda*jr ipsia#on^ble question that lte# CHICAGO & NORTH-WESTERN Is byfnll odds the Mt x^Bad for you to take when trurelinfc la eitheT Ckieaio anfl all tie Priicpl Points ii tie West Hortk Curefrtliy examine this Map. The principal Cities in the West aad Korthwest are Station; on tliisroHd. [t» tbrough trains make close ooanectious with the trains of all railroads at Junction p>inU», \ f > NirftiBt EetabHehed In 1865. , tllOHK Formerly of McHenry, Ohieago. MH returned to Woodstock, And basfnow onjhand'tha larffsst stork of , READY HADE HAKIT£SSX8, COLLARS, WHIPS, Ac., to be foand in the . Oonnty, aad haw eyeryWtinr nMde of the M";-" BKSTMATEKIAt. Call •nd's«e»«ns. , • JOHN STIKBA. " • : 'V^ Woodstock Illinois. and »»r • yoij will finit all grades of Furniture, froin a common lip f«% the finest Set, of the best make and quality ci me will find all npy goods as represented. J.; &T4<mngrni fcpalrin jneatty prompj People 'doilt.' yul X i -M'v * •M.PI > ^ ^ f' UNDERTAKING. /Vjt>Vy ^ f, v, • r A; In this Department I keep a first-class assortment of Caskets, and Coffins, and Shrouds ot all kiuds ^and quality A Hearse furnished ut .reasonablerutes. s , ^ /V,n im Anm I _AaWa«5d V RENC Qninram ITarcMtfr .Spat Ordway VJ w^rnm is' >i8f3 *^4b*nm YAKKT03 SlOIMI Q , Crctj/tOM. V alona rNeill City O js5 vc--^ > <2* I < 0\V\ I ^ J" RAILW gWESTERN CHIOAGO ei<4> Cj.,CW. THE CHICAGO & NORTH-WESTERN RAILWAY, *a?^|ta*ress CARS. It baa wil EVKR BK, OVer till of its principal Hues, runs eacli way daily from two to four or more . Trains. It is tne only ioa<J West, North or Northwest of Chicago that nses th# •. ERIAL F It Is the only road Miat runs Pnllman Sleeping Cars North or Northwest of Chicago. over 3,O0O Miloa Of Road- In forms, amongst others, the following Trunk Lines Gauncii Hluffe, Colorado ft California Line. Winona, Minnesota & Cent nil DaKoka Line, eioux City Jk Northeastern Nebraska Line. Chicago, St. Paul A MinnenpollsXine. Elgin, Kockfonl, Freeport A Dubuque Lino. Milwaukee, Green Bay & Lake Superior Line, Jim Rivor Valley, Pierre & Dead wood Lino, Waukesha. Madison A Xorlbei 11 Line Tickets over this road are sold by all Coupon Ticket Agents in the United States A Canada Remember to ask for Tickets ria this roaa, be sure they read over it. auil take none other W.H. »TE JH1TT. Gen Pass Agt Chicago. R*y, MoHenry, III. 'GAKOSV' I^BiEl CO'S . Back-Strap Aretes. The most ConTcnlentotalt Arties. ThCy go on easily and fit perfectly, The corpulent and elderly will appreciate them. No[tr*>ul> le to baekfe. Exclude wet and snow. Very palr,'>U* IV' m, Oat Os la the World. "Ttere Is bet one method.** said Sydney flnllti, "and that is hard labor.** Tour easy going person, who is willing #lways to remain as lie is, ami your lazy lad, who ooes noroore than lie Is •bilged to do, oeed not build castles In the air. They will soon tumble. Take the famous men In any pro­ fession ynn like, and see how they -yose. Are you thinking of becoming a . doctor f Then remember how Hunter arose from being a cabinet maker to 1>e the first anatomist of his age Would you be a scholar? Do not fob- get how two men rose from weavers to be profseaots at Oxford and Cain bridge, how Beyne, tli<t commontater was also the son of « weaver; and Beettf* a schoolmaster. tflioirtd any think of ordination, let them not forget that Jeremy Taylor was a barbel's son: and Bishop Prideau rose from a kitchen servant's place We know half the secret of their success when we And that Jewel a.o4 Burnet begat) work at four in tbe morning, * Indeed on every hand--from soldiers like Napoleon and Wellington; men of art.like <;anova and Michael Angelo; lawyers, as Saunders, the errand bey who became Chief Justice; orators, as Demosthenest to poets and philoso­ pher*. like Milton, Palooner, Akenside ; and Burke--from all their lives, oemes tliecame testimony to tbe valtte of , bouetthord ktmr, vm t , ^ T ^ S. LAYNGL Ben'l 8up't Chicago. BUSS Ag'tC i • .'.-y- h '*s, •. i4i-S M«HENRY DEALKB lit Pocket Cuttoryv Orindstnes U now Offering the Largest Line WAUCON DA. I have the largest stock 01 ever brought to Lake County. sell at LO VBR PRICES THAN FORE. Ready-made Clothing more nnmerons than ever and at prices suited for every ptirM.-l" Kor anything made to order, whether asingMf garment or a full suit t * Maiman's Is the place to buy. * Also a foil line oi'^ GENTS' KpRNISHING GOODS,. Hats a»|' Caps, Ac. * Scissors, Shoars, Table a.nd Spades. Sliovels. Forks, Corn Kntvei, Axes* = ^^^,lfWtndoi|r Q|ag|Sa FOR tALl BT Henry Colby McHenry. Wag utVator* --d lib ,PnrvKt and IN st Medlcinc ever Blood Purlfisr. Liver lite ami nndth HwWtring earth. • an possibly Ion? exist whersllop Bitters are aa\ed^» **«iea aud pcrfert am Ofrist. „ . _ Sksy g.n aswU%fe aa4 vigor to Ua ag#4 snd Itfim. teallwhoM e%mFfo*"«:auc6uao lri«Fu*arl' ty it Ute bowHlR or % vmnuiy oi-gaus, OT who r®= aiUnsn AppetiM^T"1"0 on'l mild StimHtant, Hop Bitters are innoVuabto-^without IntOX- ieatlns Ko mutter vbatyoor or ^ytnpioiiw are what the disease or n^® Bit­ tern tton't wait until you^»i,c but if you only feci bad or miserable]*them at once* It may save liie.it Uasas a,?e<* liuudretls, $500 will be paid foraoaW6 they will not futv ur help, lio ntrt % rf your friends euufr,but useouci urifu theixi^ L touKe Hop B Itemeinber, Hbp Bitters is no^K VIle> df'iBged drtmlcefci nvatrua^ but tUe a " J*cst Hedldfle ever made t the MINV.i LJ FIIUDQI «ad MT6" and no ptmm ar Uimily •hvilhi ix? without them. 0«l*0e^ al1 absolve aTl<' irresistibly cur« CorittunUennesK, use of orinm, tobacco ami narcotics All at>M by C.'xi?-'-'N. St'ud j for Circular. I'.op Hliirn S I? .T " Robinson Wagon go. Manufacturers of SPRIN§ WAGONS. Buggies & Phaetojn lead f<* designs a&d price* to r BOBINSON WAGKHTCXi* CINCINNATI, O. iuu AUJEwdd 'SSL Sewti^r Do You Want it. Machine. If you do. of course you want the best, as ii posts no wore. Then why buy froni mi Agent who carries bill one whieli he Iihh ftxe d up on purpose *J? g«»»g to the store of O.W. Owen, lit llclleiiry, you can have your^eWeofFlTe.rt*; The Domes- *1 ,„^'w Home, Crown, etui HI^jer. We keep all these tiiafhiiies In stock, and any lady who wants a machine can set down and try them nil. and then select the one which suits her Him beet. The best machines tin the market, and any one will b« oon. vlniwd of the isct by calihtg H( Store and trying one themselves, Al«> a fine node of Clocks. Wat dies Jewelry, silver anil Plated Ware, eat) fas at my store. Organs ami I'lanos lor sale or reut. J0.*.Owtt THE HOESE i, WAGON. A NEW BOOK, on the Horse. Kit history, structure, ui and treatment. AUo giving a lew of the most Important and Effective Remedies for ibe cure of the di»ea*e» of the horse. t3T Valuable to every owner and lover of tltt horse. t, Published by the M3EWH WAOOH CO., ebetei Utl, 0.. and tent, postage paid, to any acklreti dn tec«pt of TIIRCR^BNT STAMPS. ( 'i.M' •"'S" GRANITE-IRON AND TIN-WARE. 8TCRY. Hardware, Stoves, Tinware, sH* BK8LEY, McHenry. Iii.vJX B. Maine. Genoa Junctionc Wis., A. 'Si AVripht, Woodstock, Hi., and (i. E. Kutida, III., sell the relial>le and pure medicines called DB. KALGKH0FF8 MEDICINAL CARAMELS CONTAIN only Vegetable Extracts, combined with different aromatic spices, tamarind -, flgs, primes an t chocolate, forming agreeable, mild, safe and pare medicines. They are as pleasant to tnku as tho finest confection, and therefore take the place of all medicines whicn are sold tinder different aamci to secure healing effects. These mcdtclnes are no secret preparations, but the formulas for the different kinds have been used extensively for many years throughout tho world, by leading phvsicUns, for the various diseases they are recommended for. They are manufactured with the aid of Improved machinery, under the enpervlRurn of a regular educated physician and chemist. Tholr cheapness atone creates agood demand, as each box contains SO Caramels (90 doses), the price ner box being from 25 to B0 cents. We mention QR. KAICKHOFFS CATHARTIC CARAMELS Are an agreeable, « mild, sate, and certain cathartic medicine. Cures Coneti-' pation. Headache, Indigestion, Disordered Stomach, etc* _ ' Price, 88c. per box. QR. KALCKHOFfS WORM CARAMELS Effectually destror all •s chain, broad, round, spring, tape, and whip worms. Chil­ dren delight to take them. Price 25c . per box. QR. KAUJKHOFFS COUCH CARAMELS Are a certain cure and V instant relief for Coughs, Colds, Asthma, Bronchitis, Consumption, etc. ; Price 35c. per bos. Cathartic Cusasla Conga Tflroat Otrsaak Ions. "Public speakers* should not be with* OR. KALCKHOFFS THROAT CARAMELS Are a pleasant, safe audi " certain cure tor all Throat Affect f . . c'loraymen, lawyers, and musicia ont iltcm. Price 3&c. per box. OR. KALCKHOFFS FEMALE CARAMELS Are a regulating medi W clue and certain cure and relief for all female diseases. For further particulars, aek your drupglst for a circular. _ Price 60c. per box. QR. KALCKHOFFS DtSffiPTIC CARAMEL Are a plea^nntand V permanent cure for all diseases of the Ktomucli--Dyspep* aia, Waterbrash, Pain, VomitlEjr, ete. Price 50c. per box. QR, KALCKHCfFFSKIDNEY MID LIVERCARAME15 Are a certain " cure for all Kidney, Heart, end Liver Biseaees. s Price 50c. per box.! QR.'KALCKHOFFS NERVE CARAMELS Are a certain caw for all V Nervous and tiexnal Disease*, Hervous and Sexual De­ bility, Sleeplessness, etc. Price 50c. per box. Female Guaaeig Dyspeptic Cuameli Ac,, over shown In McLIenry C'ounty, which ire offer tothe( buy­ ing public SI AT BOTTXj Qur stock is complete nii4 comprises everything usuatfy^epfIn a First Class Hardware Store. Our store is crammed full of Bargains and we offer thejbest ynxd ^goods for the least money of any one in the business. |i« INTEND TO KNOCK THE BOTTOM OUT OP HIGH ifelN • BARB WIRE Barb Wire in the Market^at 9 cts. p^r Call and see us and learn that MeHenry, Opposite Bishop's Mill. Dr. KalckhofTs Oarsmels are packed, each twenty In a waterproof wrapper. Each Caramel has ou one side stamped the eisnatnre of A. F. KslcUhoff. M. B., and ott tho otner Hide tne name of the Caramel. These Caramels are for sale" by all drugeifttg and patent medicine dealers. If your drat- cist does not keep them, send the retail price to tho manSt facturero, and they will forward the same by mall free of charge to anv address throughout the United States. To all drucgif<t^anl"i«iler8 tn^piatKt^M^cines, sample pneka; ec of Dr. KalckhofTs Caramels arc pivcu away. Everybody can obtain a sample package free of charge by applying to yoar druggist or by writing to the mannfso- turere and enclosing a three cent postage stamp. Druggists and dealers will plcn«e write for Dru?(riiti!' Circular. MEDICINAL CARAMEL CO.. Jianufacturors and; Hole Proprietor MILWAUKEE, OaMBe * •>**.#1 t mm Caramels •. v.'?' <x tehan. . fd ft iu.v; lioom II. Uall. estimate and form of contract--invaluable to every carpenter ft party proposing building, at a guide ia making Wdj or drawing contracts. Price {J2.00. Sent by mail, postpaid, on receipt of 1WC?' H. tt WALTON, 330 W. Ninth 8t., Cinoinnali, • my Flue Hlioes, largeat assort- t ever In litiUenry at Perry 4 u'«. t ;-5t.rr d CHEAI ion leaf credit end [easy teraui, tn a mild climate, free from hear j waws, blight- iiig frosts, and ex- eetaire ralno. SiSS mum of *c>i$ forsslei»the GOLDEN BELT of Kauaas, by tbe UNION PACIFIC nwnH., •f as B-lelt Ooil ast tbe shone •a. witb market* west. For D*»crtptife an<1 Boo % with Map*, Jhm* J>Vee# AO&«es UNO COMMISSIONER,-Kansas D>vlsl«% . .*c' The "Woodstock Boot and Shoe dealer, is receiving of BOOTS trade. u»e mean business. Store in , At N unda in Palmer's Store. BUY YOTIB r •*r>- M and on tne Fresh and Pure; Whose Stbre can this line can be foun <?.v* large Summer stock ot Rubber Goods now on hand. : W, H. DWIGHT, - • < + . • t'A. " Evor brow<yht to McHenry ©ounty, amon^r "which can lie found the Ronner Library, Princess Library, Harrison A Smith Safety Lamp and a line line of Bracket and Hand Lamps of every description which will be sold at prices that defy competition. 'Call and see then Defore purchasing. W"< tm:.:, •• • - -- -A..; -j ,5jf ;W Ml •: bs vl •• tiysieians Carefully Compounded. Give tr eaCati. Oct.Wth.lSW. .W. BESLEY. I have a lar^e variety of PIECE GOO' of the Latest ityies>|.and Patterns, at figures. ii k *: ho eon»lnets the Millinery t>epartment, hlill Reived ii line # lock ot Spring Alitlinerv, of; ^ W ho recti thfi latest styles to be found in the r.it winch she iiirites the Ladles of W«ucon to call ntvl examine, Hats ami Bonnet! Trimmed in the latest <*tvlosawl at reafeoi ble pi'icfa. Press Making done promptl and satisfaction guaranteed. - Call ami bo convinced that I sell nothin but good Goods, and at prices as low as th< saiue quality can be bought anywhere. 0 H. MAIMAN. r;; , ,• Wam*onda,March 6, 1882. " 'i+s 1 / / • v.. tntlii .?L= Mutual Life of New York , BW AA A * fv • » V , •' fv 4 v>;v Because it Is the oldest Company In tlff^ ; Unlteil states with thirty-nine years of .»jk< ~ perience, • Bec-auele it is the largest Com puny is iMi: world. Assets, tpu.70-2,958, nearly double ttuit">'v of any other Company. v " Because it is the most popular Company^# Its policy holders number over 100,000. •?.v-. Because every dollar of the above imtnen# sum bctoni/K to the policy hutders, uml the suf« plus over what is actually required, Is ai nually rliviilerl anionirst them, which surplti may lie ttppliud in either of two ways: Firs to pay a portion of the annual premiitniythns 'materially reducing the cost, or it may he Used to purchase additional insurance. Ifl the latter way forty-eight policy holders «f the year Just past, holding policies, the fad# value of whirl) was $13:1,500, were carried fet an average term of 33 years at low rates, ami " the additions brought tbe snug sum of a little ever $.wo,nuo. Many of these policies had beeft self sustaining tor years. $r =iii Because the rates ef every other Com are nearly eighteen per cent, higher those of the Mutual Life. Because Its running expenses are 'owe* than any other. Tne sworn statements of the EquitabtH Life Assurance of New York, a (company several millions less than half as large as tljp < Mutual Life, show its expenses of manage* ment to have averaged 14.23 during the last three years, those of the Mutual Life 7.8 the diflerencc of lirst cost of pol>cy, and inanagp* ment expenses alone, are equal to23perceat In favor ot' the Mutual Life. Becanse it can and does afford the cheapest^ safest and most satisfactory insurance invesftV ment of any Coinnany «'» the tcorld. As ft will be impossible for me to see all who are desirous of obtaining Life insurance at actual cost, i will say to such that a postal card will always rea«h me at this place atw on receipt of Mime I will forward different plans and actual results (not estimates) which are certainly astonishing and out do anything ,in the history o( Life Insurance. V; mm* m I'bisJCompanv issues onlv regular Life aMl, Sndowinent policies and likeather Compau] of the highest standard refuses to have anjff ' thing to do with Ibntine gambling. -• **s;i C. H. MORKY. A«c«»t, For McIIcnry. County and western 'part Alte' l<akeCounty. •, * v' McHKNRY, ILL..6."'• •W& • ";t: V '•0> * •»" iPallen 6iokn«mi. •i $ i >• ' \ • laiai onlf.. Permanently cured--no humbus--bv one month's usnage of Dr. Gonlard'a Cclebmtev' Infallible Fit Powders. To convince suffer, ers that these pow lers will do alt wo tor them we will send them by mail a free Trial box. As Dr. Goulard is the physician that has niatJe this disease a upre. l»rstudy, and as to our knowledge thousand# have been permanently cured hv'the use ai tliese I'rnvders, we will guarantee a perm*, neitt cure in every ca«e, or refund you **| money expended. All sufferer* shonM give those Powders an early trial, and be c»a. vim-ed of their curative powers. Price, lev large box, *3, or 4 Imxes for *10, sent by mail to any imrt of the United states or Canada <Ml receipt of jiric e, or by express, C. O. D At* dress, ASH ^ ROBBING, 399Fulton St* Brooklyn, N. \. i "Vv? CONSUMPTION Positively Cured h#: J ." tit' A)l aafferer# from this disease that are 'uijtfc* ions to be cured should try Dr, Klssner't Celebrated Consumptive Powders, These Powders are the only preparation knAWC Uiat will cure Consumption and all dlseasM Of the Throat and Lungs--indeed, so strong la our faith in them, and also to convince yen that they are no humbug, we will forward t* every sufferer, by mail, postpaid, a free TilM box. We don't want your monev eatll jr«| ' a**e perfectly satiwiipd of tiiei- emratlve now.. " ' 'tdeli&: «r w»| je*. fl, United 9tateeer CaM . . . -- -- - J e h W ' ; : giving these Powders a trial, as they win finely cure yon. Price, for large box. (jL se nt to any part ef tlr ii, • ( bv mail, on receii SH Sl ROBBiN prlee. •ddre^ it. iml ultoa su.