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* \ •rJ* "» V * V . ** ' .,: '>li v** HMH Hi "' *•%***«<*** / In the X*** ToHv ninrkbt. Ifftlly Urn "<$*(& twitter Is easier sold alul flib stock I* well cleftrrd miu hnt 00111111 ou and fairish qualities of old hntter are dull nnd hard to fit ftt 8, 10 and lkv*~ Clivlu- iiv n make rill.- ijiiivk «t *»C lO Stc. Fancy new in! IK creamery l« wort It Me fo tic. an<l flue ok! Iwttef J 5 to 18c. ••••'•••••' -r:.: . "• :%i-~ ** '•• There I* quite a stock of cheese 011 %«!. A Jtear MO# wltllft Sepr-ip l*r cheeso bring 9 t<» 9|c; hut ti%« liwilt of til* S.llt'SSte ntflto 7c. Hjfgs 17Jc to 18c, 1'otdtwMJ to IB per barrel, the Peachblow Win; the V -4"1 ROSTOV, Mnrrh |7th» WWW The fine trades of butler are scarce and continue tomefct with a ready tale littt all -.other kinds are dull and In mod­ erate demand; the Mies of tholee creameries have Weeii at. 18 to SWc per lb.; fair aixtgnotl creameries at 1® to S3c; fine lots of Xew York and Ver­ mont dairy at SO to 3®c? and medium dairies at 13 to 18c |ier th. Moat of the liutter arriving fells In the range of 13 to 18c i*er lb, There is a steady de­ mand for cheese. and market at y to 9c |wr 5h. for fair and choice.-- Kgg* have been In good demand, but at rather easier price*; sales at 35 to 30o per (logon for Northern and Kast- «m. and H to l«e f*r Western *11 (T Pontileru. The market Is rsry for potatoes, with a good demand for all choice qualities; Eastern Early Itose have been sold at 96 to #1, and In *ome instance at higher prices; Nortli- orn Rose and Proliflcs at 96 to 95c; and Jackson Whites, Chenangoes and other kinds a|f0 to ®0c per huattel, as to qual­ ity. t - * JOHNSBURCH -w'-M si0m FMmM>M«mWh.WK mwwi,* i •#«** 24 lb* :»1 e# $ 1 . 5 0 Br Mai 1878 1878 *v • 4^-v-P * < • >+? titf. .4 J,.*.?* MiJt; --IS THE-- OLDEST, BERT CONSTftlTCTEDf MOST l»U<HjKK*s|YlL BEST EQUIP!**!* NEW,' GOODS W ' n - A ' 01 x>ow This is tha be*i VuuAjr Vlatfu for the price la the wortd. It bumcoxmtvoa ^s regard! *, ^ ^ * '>& > .-r' rfn $&&*& i04- M, /•ir4l riuiz; I d HENRY MILLER, /* ? M««> CMTWIOBW IN BnraWlIty. Ym irm c«t« money by examining ̂ our Stock of Godda befori 'm,, purchusin^ elsewhere. " " ,h * v* -AKALKJR IX- aw oinsTOHV RKMODKLLKOL The Kingston (X. Y.) Freeman tell* tliis story: "A certain yonng man of $his city being out of employment re­ quested of a former employer a letter "iii reoommendarlon to aid him ln *e- •liring a situation. Thp letter was "Writtnn and handed to tlu£ applicant, #ho was totally unable t<i read If, as Iras every other applicant to whoto it was shown. A friejnd advised him to fnke It to a printing office, where It %ould be deciphered, as compositors Hre noted for bflng able to make out . ttie worst specimens of chlography. It given toth» compositors in various ,i" printing establishments^ and in turn |;iveii up without being deciphered. At last as a forlorn hope, it was given fo the prescription clerk in a drag store <rho has the reputation of being able* read anything. The man of drugs look the screed, gased at It long and |honglitfully, aiid tinallv seized an ^tnpty quart l»ottie and then made n #nid round the store, taking some flnlcl : , |>f various colors from sundry bottles Jind finally shaking the compound vig prolixly; then handing it to the posses­ sor of the letter of recommendation he remarked to that, much astonished " individual: "Two dollars awimfory -C';:'.'.;||ood obiigh mixtnre It lsff Mi Marble. Monuments, Headstone*, v c„V.a- weekTttn •*$<i • American & Scotch granite, Constantly on Hand Shop Two mites North of Hfenry, III. Johmbarfh, Amg. Nth 'M' 1878. 1878. LAUER & BECKER, It ia n«e& far ptttting Bp MtEBJSUTBB, Cook- ngi«e.; al«o tor teetlnjr Otoe««*siid Batebers*' »•. It will often pay back Its coat la a time. - The Sprlnff Balance is maoe br the most cele> brated and «dest 8ca)e-Mea fa Hew York,'M(* h Cbatillon It Boa, and «oe guamntm the Seas connut get omaf order. • Ttie ifat ISMBtaMtt tfe«a tb* TAR* can b#i obtained of asr#I»b or receptscla used i» ws|f * Ins. withost tM.ase a* welskta or IIMUS tlMOo i.-, Other Pi<Uft)Ml^al«e cost from 19-60 to W«@ want one active, wide-awake Aftent every town In tit* 8tat(» -of 1LLIW0C3, to *li we will give the Exclusive A^vacr for (M to ship lie selacts fof »nr tl>«Sle.aad ftv< bir 'nnftr to cljpar $10 per day tbal aSy tosn. The only coadltttiia t that hs continence operatioaa at once and nafft' ante® ns In wttUng tnat be will call on eveiylfcia- lly in the townt>mp he agree* to canvass, sad t&« trodace onr Scales; and, In addtilon toslvinf;oar ike moi beet oppoi ever 01 ;3f •' WmtHti. *• Prints; Cottons, ings Denims rown Cottonades; Tick- s and MmMiA fjPpw TMXm . CHICAGO «TH-lifflRN ̂ h*p " ' u» 11^4 *4$^ «• m, BEST EC|!J --HEW'*?, TUB-- MOST RELIABLt Railwr«y Corporation of the entire West and NortK-WwC And by Uaaf sclera t«<l arnwtli-kM ixlnM It# various tines niut braiteta«i« to auch prarpor< » . • tton^Hjid by Its fxtnrine libemlity has »e. <|«>riMl tlmt Vovcted Jfoputcuitu tbat mahee f* i reiiily what it cUim* MI be, the .. ' t.m f ^ 't, . W rr£{l LEADINO RAILWA\ Of the West asd ' Brabm<;lng nmtor one t»ana|temcnt 2,158 Miles of Road m ^4 money fa#t, we ofTt-r every one'of them (either centleman or lady agent), a Mill* (iOLU WATCH, i worth at least $50, whenever they have *o~" certain number of Bcalec. For clrcola •te^eddresa TBI AMERICAH HCALI OA, ' MB La Salle Street, Chicage. And forming the follow in r Trunk I lm>«> » Ohip»»,'o, Otttinl Bluffs & California l.ine' ' Chirapo, ^Kmix City »n«t Yankton Line. Chi! • ' •* > • ^ cHffo, Cimton, Dumiqiie A latCros»@ Una u\ -1 - 1 C1:U««KO. Krrcport & Dtilniqnc Line, Chicago! LaCroi^sc, Winona A Minnesota LSne, Chios' V " . < " to, «t. Paul ft Minneapolis Line, Ohica«». hicaw». S|:,i ChjcRgj^ Tha St. tptvjki mii'.'-j}. . lilv.xnkee ft Luke Superior Line, G reen Ifat ft Lake Superior Line. vantages of these Lines are: 1. If the passcngvt is gnlng to or front any point m the entire West or North-Wcst. he Near tbe Depot MCHENRY, - ILLINOIS. HaveJnatTeeeivrd their fait* a«<1 Winter Stock of Kea>ly-tfa<te Clothing, Hate, Caps, amiUents' Furnishing Good*! We Will Not Be Und«rfOkl 4H*S«it.i3aD. . • • &WM&. . .. ' '|V .j %c«eh^ill., Aag.SSth.'ftl/S. " tf" pi Ht»w CHICAtm WAS NAMITD. " At *reeent meeting of the ^Papyrus ^lub.** Bosteti, It being the aiinnal ^ladiel" night, Edwin P. Whipple made some happy remarks upon the •sphere" of woman, and la the course tf his talk he told the following story: •Do you remember to what circtnn- (tance Chicago owes Its uaaie? Wlien (lie spot where a great city now looks lut on Lake Michigan, was the habita­ tion of a small number of men only, a Iteambont was seen in the distance, and |he report was ^bat it contained a trgo of women who were coming to klie desolate'place tor the purpose of peing ujurrled to the forlorn men. "Every bachelor hastens* to the pier, with a telescope In one hand and a speaking trumpet In the other. By the aid of the telescope cacti lover selected his mate, and by the aid of the speak­ ing trumpet each lover made his pro­ posals. In houor of the women who made the ventureiome Voyage, the infant city was named *8ho Cargo M &W: flavins moved my atop to Howe's B opposite Prelt A Sons Market, I am now pared to jnake to order Boots and Shoes, ' V- '« ^^^••Oa almrt aotiee and warrant satisfaction.-- , ^ 1 After an «xparleo«e of many ye.ir»i in the ^ buxinenit I aw confident (hat I can ules^e the '*? 'if 'inost f;tsti!ioas. There Is a enrious story about sonte native wines which are extensively advertised nowa­ days, and have only recently been put upon the market. Dr. Underbill, the well-known grape-grower of Creton Point, died in j$7i. Some of his heirs entertained temperance views of such extreme kind, that ihev were nnwillsng to allow the stock of wines then on hand to be sold or any more t© be made. The grapes have sometimes been sent to market, and sometimes left to decay upon the vines. It is only now that the other heirs have succeeded in arranging for a settlement of the estate and the sale of the wines pa hand. Among these is a wine of tine vintage of 1864, described as a " Sweet Union Port," but suggesting the Imperial Tokay more than any other European wine, and being wholly unlike any other wine of American growth. Its purity, age and mellowness are remarkable, and Doth physicians end wine- fanciers have a special interest in it as the oldest native wine now accessible in any con­ siderable quantity. The whole stock is ia the bands of the well-known wholesale grocery bouse of the Tbarbers,--V. 7>rt--». Nov. ig, iSfj. The above speaks for Itself but we would add (hat this is the pan Juice of ths grape, neither dragged, liquored nor watered; that it has been ripened and mellowed by age, aad for medicinal or sacramental purposes It is unsurpassed. It can be obtained from asost of the leading Dmggists throughout the United States, and at wholesale from the undersigned, who Will forward descriptive {Munplllst, free of charge, on application. Respectfully, etc., L L t F . B . T H U R B E R * C S . I f f e f j t o u a f t -- J b a d e a m i H w h m £ I M f c &. ' Hsw-Yoa*. KaitHbllMhed 10O5, GILMOIIE & CO., Attorneys at Law, CtaiceeMMor* to Chlpman, H«amer A €!•«• 629 F Street, Washington, D. C. American aad Foreign Fstenti. Patrtats procured in all countries. No FBBS in ADVANCK. No charge unless the patent i« granted. No fee* for making jwelimintiry exami* nation«. No additional fevs lor obtaining and conductint: a relmsvi iiie Special ftttention *lven to lnierfeience Oases before the Patent. Ofllca £xti>)ii>ioi).<« before Congress, Infringement Suits in different States, and all litigation ttpjvrtaln- iNcto Inventions or Patents. SBMD SRAMRVOK EAMRIII.KR or SIXTY I-AUICH. United States Courts sad Departments, Claims proaecu >e<| in the "Supremo Court of Ull' Uuited States, Courtof l!laiins, Ooai't.ofDoinmis- •ioiicrs of Alabama Claims, Southern Claims Com mission, and all classes of wurt'iaim# bSfPfS, lite Executive Deiuti tineut«. Arrears of Pay aad Boaaty, OFTtctcns, t>oi.nitttn, nnd SAit.otwof war, or their heirs, are in many eases entitled to money ftoni ibeGovertuneni, of whteli they havs no knowledge. Write full lilotory of service, and state amount, of pay and bounty received. Uqp, close stamp, and a full rejily, after examiuaiknii will be given you free. Pensioas. All orriCKttR, MOI.UIKIIM, uiid mii.oa^ wounded' rnptnreU, or injured in the late war, howevei •liglitly, cnii obtain a. pension, niMity now recei% IBff pen«ioiiH are entitled lo itn liivrenst. Sand stamp and in format ion will be furnished free, < United Statas General land Pffiea. t Oontested Iiiinil Cafes, Private l^tnd Clatina, jdiiiing Pre-emption itml tloaiesiend IJhsck, prose­ cuted before the (leiiwrnl l.aiid OSIeeaud ItepiU't- ineutof tlie Imerioi. Old Boanty Land Warrants. The last lt«|Mirt of tbe Commisaioner of Um General I.aniKMIice shows2,897,A00acreirofHk»tn»- ty Land Wanains outstandUig These were is­ sued tinder net of IWttnd piior acts. We pay cash for them. Semi by regU'ered ,et i*r. Where assignineiits are Insertect we give iaSU weUoua to pertect them. Each depttriHieiii. of our business is conducted in a *ei>arate buretiu, under the charge of expe­ rienced lawyers and clerks. Ity reason of error or fraud many attorneys are suspended from practice before the Penstoe and other offices each year. Claimants, whose attorneys have lieen thus suspended, will be gratuitously turiii*hed with full iuformaliou aud proper pa)>ers on application to 113. A» we cliarire no fee unless successful-, stamps for return postage should be sent us. Liberal arrangements made with attorneys In ell clastses of business. Address (HLMORE fe CO., V, X). liox 44. tomhingttm. P. A T WASIIINOTON. 1». C.F November S4,187S. I take pleasure In Sxpreeaing iny entire coaa* dance in the rennmKibililai aud jldelUy of the Law, Patent and Cotlect*e« Uettss of flUMMW ft (}o, of this city. OEO. H. B. WHITE, lOuiktwr Xationml MrtropoHtan Mamky Silks, Cashmeres, Cambric, Alpacas and White (3-oods of all kind& In .Ready- Made Clothing, Boots and Shoes, we will not be un­ dersold, quality of Q-oods considered, 4 ' t/ , •. .? " * : f^TGIoves ancl Hosiery a Specialty, ^ine Venetian, Ingrain auaT)il Cloth C^rpetings. Also s Foil Line of Family Groceries. PERRY SL MARTIN McIIeory, May 1st, 187^. running between ean buy his ticket t in some one of tli'« Com. ' ^ • iiniy's lines and be anre of reaching bis dee. ^ ination by it or its Connections. ' a. The greater part of its lines are laid With Steel Kails, the trntl bed i» perfect. No load lias a better or smoother track. y a It is the short line between all import- ' ant points. 4. Its trains are all equipped with the Westinghouae Air Drake, Miller's Platform and Couplers and the latest improvements for comfort, safety and convenience. 5. It is the only road In the West the celebrated I'nllmun Hotel Cars Chicago and Council HI tiffs. 0. It is the onlv llo.'t'l running the Pullman Palace sleeping Cars either Way he in so a m i Chieiigw and St. Paul, " Chlcitgo and Orecn Bsy, Ohfcitgo and Freeport, , ^ *'** Chicago mid LaCrosse^ j Chicago and Winonn., Qlilcago aud Dubiiqiif», Chlcasro mid Mc(?regor, Chicago and Mihvaidcss, 7. It is the onlv road passing along the shores of Lake Michigan between Chi and Milwaukee. I •Ci shall, in order to re­ duce our' Stock before the time of our Annual Inven­ tory, sell all Goods now in GERMAN I as LIT U TTI M. REPAIRING. Of alt ktndl pfnmptiy attended to. Qiy# ^ d Ca||s *e«BeKber tbe plaea, Howe's Block. Wm. Dow. UKeIlM.Ty, rsb. IHh W». Its nswe stirs like * tenmpf t and etlls to the fray! tint powerful new Temperance BATTLING™ DEMON, is gelling iiv thousands. Clteapeut. most com. plete awl Intcrestlnpr Jland.Jtook and His to ry of Temperance ever pro.liic.ed, 4'.ontaintng bto^raphies of its A pottle.., thrill, fng account« of all the great Movements, and mighty far.Is and arguments for tbe. ^ause. finely illustrated. Nothing can compere w ith %t. More Avents wanted. Write to rrAWnARD BOOKCO , St. Leafs. Ke. N .VM KS of residents wanted.-- For 'ZT* names and tScents we will l|%. 10,000 |<v aead yon a fl»»e silk handkerchief, every thnwd fe' Teitttfa* twice, i.so. «. W. foster A Co., ia Clark iMwse:, C!uc.tgrj, ill. v manufacture^ by F. --DEALER If-- PURE tfllES, LIQUORS CIGARS 3 At Wholesale Prices. r ' We make these special pri ces only for a short time, but will guarantee you bar­ gains never before offered , "1 • . e v w m this section. DWICHT dt FORREST. a* >c: Icago A The only Road running Four Express Tr'insa day via its lines between Chicage and points in Minnesota. ». No mad offers equal facilities fn nnmber of throne!) trains, equipped with Pullman ^ Palace Sleeping Cars. 10. It rtiirs Two Kvpress Trains Dallv ea'eh way on all Its lines and four trains each between Chicago irtid Milwaukee. 11. It makes connections with all lliiea crossingat interm'jdiate points. Tlie |Kip;ilarity of these lines is steadily ia* creasing ami passengers should consult their interest by purchasing tickets via this line. For information, Folders, Maps, Ac., not obtainable at llome Ticket Office, address'any: age lit of the Company or . way MABYIV HUOH1TT GeneralSiipt. W. H. BT1 HXtTT, Gen'l Passenger Ages igerAgen Fo* Hirer Valley pis. McHenry . . . - llllnela •0M n& qo^sTANTLy «w HAND. CUSTOM GBIKBINO Dons; ntrsmptly.Mnd sattstaetlnn ffaaveates* Having just put in a new Feed Stone, eapab | of grinding- sixty bushels of Feed per honr. I am preuuy®«I to do you r grinding en short •• tiee. . . * S9*Thelfigftest Market lhrtet^ldWfsi* > Milling Wheel. It- BIS HO#. McHenry III.. Dee. 11th, 1878. ^ Woodstdfck, ttl., Jan. i - == v Qoy. Main Street and Public Sqttale 14th, 1879. ! J. *' j Graced Mrateil DEALERS IX » - f Woodstoclcyl|lf A 8URK UK LI EF FOR THE STTPrBREK. The Wt Toni« <n the world. Pint and <|nart Bottles. , Pnt nf in P. MIARCU8* Patentee. THE WEEKLY NATION! jt- Lftarsey and Educattonal Journal.-^ r.ight targe page.s of valuable matter every week. space taken up with advertise, ments. Thfe columns of Problems and Quer­ ies are esperially valuable. Subscription price ft per year, postage paid by the Pub- tAVJ;, free. Aid re is, E. X. IIAZELllXE, Warren, Pa. TO SELL LIVELY " hard times von need something of Iteal Value to tbe people, do yon not? Such is that gmn4 new low priced book, Allen's Useful Companion, --ANI>-- Artificer's Assistants Vatnalde rcceiptu by thousands for anything and everylwdy. The most universally esefttl book ereV piiblisherL saving money to all buyers. Outsells everything. Agents want, ed." Address gCAMMELL > CO., It Louis Me- GRACE'S CELEBRATED SALVK CUKES Flesh Wounds, Frozen Lfmb», Salt Rheum, Chilblains, Sole Breast, Sore Lips. KryslpelaSb ltingworms, Calluses, Scald ffead, ChappeA Hands, Burns, Cancer** Felons, Scalds, Sores, Ulcers Jrounds, Stings, Shingles, esters,' v Wens, Sties, festers, Piles, Bnnions, Bites, Warts, Pimples, Abe ess, sprains. Cuts. Blisters, Corns, Freckles, Boils, Whitlows, Tan, Scnrey, Iteh, In pro wing Nails, Settle Bash, Mosqnlt* and Fie* Bites, Spider Stings, And all cutaneous diseases end eraptieas generally. For sale by all drnggtsts, groeers. and et a» eountrv stores throughout tbe United Statee end British Provinces. Price by mail 3B eta. To Consumptives. permanently _ c, ('easuaip. tlon, by a simple remedy, is anxieas t* naU THE advertiser, baring been cured of that dread disease, Censnmp* Mepaked Bf 6ETH We FOWLE A SONS, i« HARRISON AVENUE, BOSTOX, MASS. Soissors, #tvears» Table and Cutlery, Spades, Sliovels, Forks, Corn Kntvea, Axes, Grindstones, "Window Glass# CRANITE-IRON AND TINWARE. » |STORY A SON. known to his fellow-sufferers tlie means et cure. To all who desire it he will send a cop* of the prescription used, (free ofch irge.) m itla the directions for preparing and n sing Ihs same, which they will And a «?« cure for Consnir pt ion, Asthma, Bronchitis, |r. Par. ties wishing the prescription, will please ad- dross, E. A. Wilson, 194 Penn. St., Williams, bu rprh, N. V. Errora of Youth.' A GENTLEMAN who snflered for year lrotn Nervous Debility, I'remature He cay, and all the effects of vontliful indis<*re tio'n will, tor the sake of suffering huniaultv send free to all who need it, the recipe ana direction for making the simple remedy liy> which he was cured. Sufferers wishing tft troflt by the adviser's experience candors v atldressing in perfect confidenc . JOHN B. OGDEN 42 Cedar St., New THftt ;iv