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* > * » > • « . * ' i " • * i V ~ • / > ~ / < * < ( ? • « • . ! ; , * * * • $ . ^ *\*k < i »- ' ' •.Nbii-i' , *•«. * •• . -. »• v_f' "*> -^L <•. i ' * **» 4r ' ' ** 1» Jkr^ tf w^-. « -w^ar * l. "iMBjjjlTl'i I^mi i i i SOIIKThiIQ WltOXfS For se|pr|^»iontb» p«5t, among ill® »*»]r and WoodchoppeHi working for the railroad company it cad in the- vicinity erf Poplar ArkMrn^iiwic has bc<m oue, amitotii fac«d fMIwr, «ppeclaPy noticeable.-"-1 Be wat jpopdlar with all his associate*. OWlttg gMrhgpl. to hia boyish ways a»id hla atraljfht-forward bearing. He did not Indulge In the use of intoxicating ltqnon, ftud ui'Tht after nighv >*•*•.the men w^^lggjpuped Around the camp flre,hia^i»Mj *©k% as he aang t rude bAgtyia of his coropintonf. ma the forctttrlay. Abont ten daya since 1m Alii a victim to the ehills and fever, 'While delirious his attendant made the •tattling discovery that their favorite waa not iVIiik lie clftlmed to woman ftf dtigulse. -A.fi night f«turn of the choppers to the the infortnatiou was imparted, fid next day the girl was carried toPoplar Bluff where under the care of a phy­ sician, she recovered. Her occupation gone, found herself *n fe^«ct of siispicion^Anl^cu^oBlty. iMt&bie to obtain sui labia for her aex* a few ttlght& aiiiee «he donned l««p '"'olA dothM,* «Ni4Mii4ti Ware drlvli^PSi^^^^tlke^il, viftieik qtiei- tloaed as to her.mason for leading the lifeshe does, answ«red frankly that she cannot,obtain employment suitable tot a woman, and that as a man she ml- oeives much larger pay than she wbtkd at a common dbmestic. » ' " - There Is ®ii%ISfeiy soinctfhtng wrong In'the custom that drives 'the girl into such employment and In such a Manner and yet her reasons «wms true;o* that the world revolves. „ JOHNSBURGH t ifcl 4* iftfe* i m, fr&li'; ^rr..fe it*n& • iff -.«&& -MbL'tiibtr GOODS uu~ niO • .*« i~M J «sp>«s ilnttl) * tLENRY MlOiElM the market. Afnong' them are the Moline, Pern, Gfatid Detotif. Furst & Bradley, J«. I. Case and NprweKinnj^Uc^Difli^dthe beat made ana at «;« f: IkilT" 4-8lift bin $OB will tft our Stock: of 'G6odi sew here. m... nv' u^-,. **ii& m§ before l Harried. Mk«' A writer in Sunday Afternoon says: •When all the rich men h|ver _set. np statues everywhere in hon^ of the in- dmtrioiis, I Mean to 1>eg em^h mon- ey to pifcrsu|kle eome devor artist to execute Aiiitue of the DustrioUs man to be se| tu^ ln the market place. It Makes me |)Migb Sad ety by turns to go Into one of our money f treets and see the anxious men and boys hurrying up and down. Qne would think that busi­ ness and hurry were partners, but thejr nre really enemies to each other. Tlis most successful men of business am the least hurried. What would not men give, l fVney enuld get rid of tfiis per- potual hurry and drive, this galloping to the end of n journcy only to mount n fresh »two »>id gnVlsp e*i' !h? «w*t Mage, the clatter of the horse** hoofs an accompaniment to all their thoughts There Is certainly something ignomi­ nious in the confession which people are constantly making, that they have no time ttt:^.^ot( tMs' or> that needful thing, au^ that they shall breathe more freely if they can once clear their desk, or finish this job, or wipe out this obligation, p«e oomos- |o feel that Time has been borrowed from, and that one's note«A j|re pejrp^tmUly ma­ turing, while onttjiniakei k,fva!fn to cancel them hjr giving fresh uoUs. We turn round In a helpless jsort ^of fiishion and berate the a^e we" live in With its whizzing locomotives fepd its slicking telegraphs, as If the punctu­ ality of rail way traii^i and the iustani- 'aoeousness Of ̂ sspstches' wef*£' not Che very friends and servants of honest KB. IN b mdh<ey t>y eisaittininff put^hasin^ eu Prints, Bleached & Brown Cottons, Monuments, Headstones, •x** America||% Sc»tch Granite, Constantly bn Manc ̂ rZi it L, " •• .. /v;. J % 4 *• Shop Tmto mil# North of Mc- 111. John«bnr#V 4 •• Tjn The PUMTtUfre f&u eaal»u]K a X&-1 brand 1 AMERICAN Off HOWE «Wi &mw±* w !*»• : 'iZr: f-'-vt ' - , Cal be convinced. I a^s^o .V •. nli •iiM. :>. ,*§•!»",H<(t-«|H 'l,w • i • ,'t,U Bill's Racine Fanning Ml, At reduced prices.!! f/Hrtsirx mw •I mv wid.v IPrinting was discovered four hun­ dred and ihirty-fortr years agoj, but nobody has yet discovered how to run • newspaper tq suit everybody^ Yonlcert Gazette. Oh, yes there has.-- .We have them calling at our office •very day, stop us in thet street, or tell nbbflw to do it in ^the horsei»r.--JEx> 4 .#**5 i he«d of full blood Merino lams at prioas l* suit the tsmes. ? Geo. W. Hunt. _ * , . v. Post Ofllc£ Green^oM. These are two pf the best machines now in the market, and persons wishing to bnjr should avail themselves of this Rare Chance, Call at my aMre ami examine the machinal. , . 0 . W . " PLATFORM SPRING WAGQH, "n^A Cv..- ^ have thoc "CourHand Improved Gear," which can't be beat, either in Price or Quality, and is tne only j®." Ndf. t'lmfon iwtfe1narltet|| £ CARRIAGES. Hi* I cafi ^ell yh\\ a Firet-cluss Top Carriage for $80, and Warrant it }for One Year. Who can afford to ride in an open bUjSfgy Wh^| a • CAKRIAGK •'r;::-' '•"J; , I am be bought for those flgtires. Be sufb fti$. oatl? *&-%& KjfOlv we can make it to yotix iiiterest to do so. * tt '1 • X f 1' •* McHenrr, Hl.i July 18th, 1S7*. 'j ' lirlV-" T-mJi/\ 'its. f GHAT, LIGHT, GRAY HAIR original color from the SCALP ^fcrafVEHT RED. HAIR Are^chaaged by r few&jplicatwitv the' 35lB£OS1& >«j4 - to a beautiful aubhm or to the dailt, iustrouB colors of youthful tresaek Eumors, Dandtuff, Itching of the Scalp, aod JTalling of the Hair are at once cured by It. • Where the hair follicles are not destroyed, it will cause fin ii&irfo grow on bslst It is perfumed with extracts ftota. flowers. Hlvf^o ulSUipraise it.*^ Silks, dislilrLet « 1 *1 TTT1 * 1 Alpacas and White of,, all kinds, In Ready- Made Clothing, Boots and Shoes, we will not be dersoM, Quality of Goods considere to ^•Glovies and Hosiery ft Specialtyr and Oil Cloth Carpetings. > i7f Also a Full Line of Family Groceries. ; ; PERRY Sl MARTIN , McHenry, May let, 1878. 4 ram lol«l on Its • ft'-r: .. .• vei Merits, g-l Remember t]je QJ^d StMld, posite the Mill: q.i ^[cHenby, 111., July 22. • is not easily earner! in these times, luit it can be mart e in three months by any one of i;itiu*r soxy In any part of.thecountryVboH^ willing to work st«*iulily at the employment that we furnish.-- tit> \»er week in your «wn town. Von need uot be awayfroiii home over night. You can give your whole time * to the work, or onlv your spare moments. We ha*c agents who are makingove.r $&Q per titty. ' All who onfrage at once ran make money fast. At the present time money cannot l»r; made so easilv and rap- ill> at any other bu»ta*s«. It rostii no thing to try the business. Tarm* and f5 Outflt tree aildress at oliee, H. Hau.ett ft Co, .Portland Maine- C«W|S Coughs, keumatbn, M Neck, ife1 jctEjtmn I ManyfaptiATMl by DBALSS 1|[- -uir • > (t fURE WINES, LK1U0R6 AND Clf 8we Throat an l^epsia, lnrrbci» hm alleTiakad, and In most oases cured, by the Use of this PAIN ERADICATOR. It la an in­ valuable Family Medicine, affording rellaf be­ fore a physician can be reached. Procux4 Onr ^circular describing above diseases and tl&elr proper treatment, and you wUlbleBS the remedy tbat bciogs. such healing | For Sale by All Druggists. Prepared by E. M.TUBB8 A CO. 4 Troprietcrs of "Shg's AmteofU," MANCHESTER, N. H Sold by COLBY BROTHERS McHenrj-, 111. I I t. T liotll J»sK >11, MAKEH. Shop; opposite the Parker House, McHenry* - - Illinois. Having purchased and taken possession of these well known shop*, I am now prepared, with first class workmen and good material, to manufacture Wagons and liuggiu* an *hort noticeJMid alas Low Prices as a good article can be purchased elsewhere. I ALSO DO A General Blacksmlthing Business,and will dayouf-work in the besf- of manner and with the least possible delay; HORSE SHOEING -A SPECIALI'i'Y. MCHENRY, ILL, ' ;iltofcALElte IN • \ v 8cl»»ora, 8hears, Table and Pocket Cutlery, Spades, / Shovels. Forks, Corn Knives, Axes, Grindstones, Window Glass. CfeANlTE-mbN AND TINWARE. i!-io ) J. 8TC RY & SON. ORA C. OOLBY. HENRY COLBY. •9 Having purchase# the entire stock of Dry Goods, Graperies, &c., ol Smith, Aldrich & Haythoviv, have removed to the 8tore in Riverside Block, where they are now prepared to meet their esiistomers. aii^ the public generally with a large and well selected stock 6f ' "" r vnr. CHICAGO 4 HO*TH-WK8TE»S iuhlwai Shnbraees nnder one management the Ureal Trunk Railway Linos of the WEBT and NORTH.WEST, and, with its numerous Branches and connections, forms the shortest and quickest route between Chicago and all points In Illinois, Wisconsin, Northern MickU gan, Minnesota, Iowa, Nebraska, Olifonli and the Western Ten itories. Its Omaha and California Line lathe shnttcst ̂ ri best route between Chica* 0 ami all points in Northern Illinois, Iowa, ebraska, Itsktita, Wyoming. Colorado Utah, evada, California, Oregon, China, Jaaan *M Australia. Its Chicago, 8t- Paul St. MlnnMpollt > Line- ; b the short line between Chicago tnd all • Mifits in Northern Wisconsin and Minnesota, inrl for Madison, St. Paul, Minneapolis, Do- [nth, and all points in the Great Northweet. Its LaCrosae, Winena ft St; Vatar Llae "" Is the best route between Qbicago and Xa* Orosse, Winona, Rochester, Owatonna, Man* kato, St. Pfter, New rim and all i^inta in Southern and Central Minnesota, Its ireen Bay 4 Marquette Line Is iheenl> line between Chicago and -Fanes- ville, Watertown, Fon du lac, Oshkosh, An >leton; Grewn Bay, Escanaba, Kegstsaee, Ifftrquottv. Houghton, Hancock and tfce Lake Superior Country. Its ' . Freeport & Dubuque Line Is the onfy route between Cliicagoand Klgln. - Bockford, Freeportand all points vi*t yrea- port. Its -.| Chicago & Milwaukee Line ; Is the old Lake shore Koute, aud is the m|« • one passing between Chicago and Evanetoal Lake Forest, lllfrhlnnd Park, W»uke*BB. - Racine Kenosha and Milwaukee. ^ullRMBfaiace Drawinf Ro«« Gars are run on ialT through trains on this road.' This is the ONLY LINE running thane eara between Chicago and St. Paul and Mlriae. ' Rfiolis, Chicago and MilwaiiKee, Chicago and Winona, or Chici.go ai>d Green Bay. •loseconnections are made at Cnieago with the Lake Shore and Michigan Southern, Mich, igan Central, Baltimore and Ohio, Pittsbarg, • Ft. Wayne, & Chicago. Kankakee Line amt , Pan Handle Routes, for all points EAST and ! SOUTII-EAST, and with the Chicago an<' Al­ ton and Illinois Central for all points SOL TH. Close connections are also made with the Union Pacific R. R., at Omaha for all far West points. , ;(!lose connections made at junction point* with trainsofall cross points. Tickets over this route are sold bv all Oou- >oii ticket agents in the United States and Ofinada. . Remember you ast"for your tickets via the Chicago ft. Northwestern Railway and take pone others. . New York Office. No. 415 Broadway; Boston lOfltlce, No, 5 State Street; Omaha Office, 246 Faro ham Street; San Francisco Office. Iff Montgomery Street; Chicago Ticket Offices, 68 Clark Street, under Sherman House; 75 Canal, corner Madison Street; Kinzie Street jpot, corner W. Kinzie and Canal Streets; ells Street Depot, corner Wells and Klnaia Streets. For rates or information not attainable from your home ticket agents, apply to I n : t - t" * «p.-V W mzt yjfS? £ jjtf}" HABVIN HUGHITT GeneralSupt. -W.H. BTI K»BTT, Oen'l Passe: :ger Agen II, BISHOP, Proprietor, *mwt* 'Ul ' ,1 CONSTANTLY px 9AK9i ' CJtJfllTFOSt , GWJISWW#; , ' • ; ,<(!•• t. •!;! 5, >1 *•:') nc.' Done Promptly, and satisfaction gnar*nt»ec Having just (iiit in a new Feed Sto&e, ca|iablc of grinding sixty bushels of Feed per hour. 1 am prepared to dd yv»r GTMILA& »a aliayt. Be : , i „ J , , V - \ •• • > 1-.: -An. Vi-U .t.?:--*. :f.%, ^aarThe Highest Market Priee_paid favgeet Milling Wheat. «. ^ISHOP- UcHftory. 111., Dee. IMh, 1877. The McHenry MARKET. •GRACE'* CELEBRATED SALVE ., •*. . Is a Vsoetablb Prei'akatio)p i i o^.O^an kinds pwmptly attended to. invented in the 17t4i oenturr by Dr; William- Grace, Surgeon In King Jatncs'i armr. JThrough its agency he cured thousands of the most i \ JQOT yonraelf. bat 1 and B. Tbompnon. (GARS Woodstock, III. f^The hfest Tonic in the world. Hint aim Quart Bottles. Put |p tn f. M ARciW. lkatentM. o Constun t iSpHEadvertl«er: having !*o«n permanently , -.'JL c*r«<i of'that dread" disease, COnsump- on, by * simple remedy, is anxious to make nown t<» his fellow-snfforerti the means of '• sure. T® all who desire it he will send uc.opv ••mf the j>ra*eriprion lifted, (free of charge, y with the diroftleos for pre«ar((ig and using the tine, waiofcfhey will 2nd a sure cure for Jonsuir ption, Ajthraa, BrWiSkcliitiij Av. Par­ ies wishing the prescription, will please ad. {rces, E. A. Wilsoc, 194 Pons* St., Williams. urgh, N. Ti serious sores and wounds that baffl­ ed the skill of the most eminent physicians of his day, and was regarded byi AlHifho' knew him as a public benefactor. PRICE 26 CENTS A HOX. ' GRACE'S. SALVE CELEBRATED OtJRRS * ' Flesh Wounds, Fcy^ru Lin^bs, Salt^Rhe Chilblains, Soie ll^eiuil, 8'>te Li]»s. Ei "* " Ringworms^ C^llnges, fijjalrf Head, urns, Cancers, Felons, McHehry, II!., April SM,lt7i. Wiottkated RK RELIEF y.OR THE SUFFERER, Hands, j Scalds, • Wounds, Festers,. Piles, i BnniOQs, Bites, Warts, Pimples, n Sores, f< tings; » Wens,» i' Aboe^it | H|s>*ah5pb ,Cuts. k Blistefsi Corns Ulcers ShingFes, Sties, .• . FrecfetftLUt Bolls." i Whitlow*, Tan, Scurvy, Itch, In^rowiwg Nails, Settle Rash, Uosqalke. ahd Flea Bites, Spider Stings, And all cutaneous diseases and eruptions generally. For sale by all druggists, grocers, and at all country stores throughout the United States" and British Proviuccs. Price by mail 30 cts, pbefahkd ar 8ETH w. FOWLE ft SON8| ,.*'..-^U^HABBISOH AVKNUE, BOSTON, MASS. - ' !S mm READY-MADE CLOTH IN« Boots and Shoes, Hats and Caps, Crockery, Gla«s*Ware, &o*9 &o. Wliich they will sell for Clash or Ready-Pay as cheap, as any other House in the County. Our Goods are all fresh and have been bought with especial reference to the wants of the ^eoplo,q£ this community, and we •, r WILli NOT BE UNDERSOLD, We also keep our usual stock of And as heretofore, will ?par$ no pains to please our customers in this line* . ^ .... \ Compounded in a careful manner and by none but experienced hands. Thankful for past favors, we solicit* and hope to merit a continu­ ance of the same. 1;!"'Ll^SET'" ; ""COLBY BEDS. McHenry, 111., May 7th, 1878*' JHaving newly Re-Painted and fitted np oat Shop, we are now prepared to fttrnish out cnetomers with ) Fresh and Salt Meats OF ALL KINDS. Sausage, Smoked Meats. AT THE ( .j:.- Lowest Living 'PrflAiMh , We buy none but the best of Meats, anal having served our time i» r*e of the bftt Markets in Chicago, flatter ourselves that W-a enn offer our customers Meats ia better shap than anv other Shop in this section. Thankful for past favors we solicit a eontla nance of the same, aud we will gu ran tee t®. satisfy yon both in quality and price. - Frett&Son. McHbnrt, ill., May 90th, 1878. an make morter fhster at wr>T*fernsthaa at anything else. Capital not require#; we will start yon. $12 per day at hoar* made by the industrious. Men, women. Ixn-s and girls wanted everywhere CO work for us. Now is the time. Costly Outfit and terms free. Address Tici A Co., Augusta, Maine. II a week in yonr own town. $5 Ont tit free. So risk. Reader, if yon 'v«j * a J V« i want a business at which persons of J.- make great pay a for either sex can the time they work, write for par ticulars to II. IIallett A Co.,Port .apd, Main e. Errors of Youths AGEXTI.KMAN who suffered for year* trom Nervous Debility, Premature De­ cay, and all the effects of youthful indiscre­ tion will, for the sake of suffering bunmnitT send free to all who need it, the recipe anil direction for making the simplt remedy ly Nwhicli he was cured. Sufferers wishing t*. roflt by the adviser's experience can do s y a«ldre8sing in perfect confldenc JOHN B. OGDEN 43_Cod*r St., New York £\-*