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McHenry Plaindealer (McHenry, IL), 6 Jan 1892, p. 8

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I m « . . . d! , < V IHhim, U. DKtoMtTMCMT. Itotlcen und»r the abnva head by the 1 .auies of the WOT U etouM t«o pact «r ecatUi for Stt&e SOAP-11 bt« ; The time and place of the W. C. T. U«j meeting will be given next week. Remember the temperance lecture by i . Mr. Welteat the City Hall, Sunday. Is . «*salsg, January 10, at 7% o'clock. ------ g He who drinks beer, thinks beer 5 and ^ he who drinks wine, thinks wine; and he who drinks midnight, thinks midnight.' "--Longfellow. I.":' ' ?*., One of tflie mistakes in the conduct of Iranian life is to suppose that other men's ;i:' (pinions are to make us happy.--Burton. Yield once, and a portion of virtue is ;i gone. Resist manfully, and the first de­ cision will give strength for life; repeated, H it will become a habit.--Samuel Smiles. "Can you tell me how the word 'sa- loon' is spelled ? " was asked of a cockney. "Certaiuly," said the Londoner with a look of triumph. "There's a hess and a- hay ,and a hell, and two hoes and a hen." A Word to Boys. If we are to have drunkards in the fu- some of them are to come from the boya of whom I am now writing, And I ask you if you want to become one of them? No, of course you don't. Well, I have a plan that is just as sure to save you from such a fate as the sun is to rise, tomorJow. It never failed, it never will fail, and it is worth knowing.^' Never touch liquor in any form. That is the plan and it is worth putting into prac­ tice. I know you don't drink now, and it seems to me you never would. But your temptation will come, and it will probably come this way. You will find ycnrself sometimes with* a number of companions and they will have a bottle of wine on the table. They will drink and offer it to you. They will regard it as a manly practice, and very likely they will look upon you as a milksop if you don't indulge with them. Then what will yon do? Will you say, "No, no! none of that stuff for me!" or will you take the glass with your common sense profiting and your conscience making the whole draught bitter, and go off with a hot head and skulking soul that at once begins to make apologies for itself and will keep doing so all your life? Boys, do not become drunkards. jtVEIJT WOMAN THAT HAS" ANY SENSE.,, And many there be we, hope, V&.L 5PEMB HER CENTo FOfl A USEFUL CAKE Of WRRANICS-$ANTA«€i AUSrSOAP- TO STAY, D WITH A FULL LINE OF And, No Mistake. piiJLBBuxrr sjiiiiiiiuiittttmiiiiniiiiiiteteiiiiiiiiiiiiiffiuniiiiiMiittm • Clean, Fresh Stock of DRY GOODS, NOTIONS,! | HATS, CAPS, BOOTS. SHOES, GROCERIES, Etc. § lf§ii ii ii ii iiiummii ii un im»mm««muiiiiii ii mnunmntJ mi 11 iiiimrnmi ii 1111 [i§H It is no use to make a noise about what you are going to do, ufl­ oss you are prepared to do it when the time comes. Our Greeting for the Fall. Real Barga ns of great value to every one of our customers. * - tfy stock is complete in every department and comprises . Everything Usually Kept in a General Store. Call and look us over, whether you wish to buy or not. Respectfully, ^ John I. Story. McHenry, Sept. 22d, 1891. WA8H1VM Flour Hills Co. its Better than ever before, though W. always the best. * We head the list with Salisbury's Best at $1.45 per sack laily of the Valley, 1.30 '* A No. 1 family flour, 115 •« 25 lbs. strictly pure Buckwheat Flour, 60 cents. 25 lbs, granylattd Corn Meal, oO cants. 12 1-2,lbs granulated Corn Meal, 25 cents. 25 lbs. winter wheat Graham Flour, 70 cents. 12 1-2 lbs, winter wheat Graham Flour. 35 cents. All flour guaranteed or money refunded. Flour delivered to any part ol the village free of charge, we Give w your orders and will try and please you in quality and price in any flour you might Remember the place. \ Fox River VaHey |, Boiler Mills. ^endsi. ami receive free mail _ _ SOO Solid Leather |i8tab<o Buggy Wushers, the wstaoU cheap oat, or 60 cema for 100; 16 cents tor 20. H.H. SAUNDERS, Wellington. Ohio RANTED! Kent®; tPrri truo to l<e •tion ami WHAT? t*k« chStKO of "i husiness Office. to riirlit Hililrftdti Tr«M». I'KKA- «M!f 'UBlUle men lor era! or State agents. No can* vassirji?, but to 1 a««'nt«; territory fiifbts hi !§*rno to l<e managed from tiction ami transportation oat: Did jou go to Cffi&ftte's during the December Exposition? Every­ body who was in town says, yes; and as everybody says, "Well done," it points to the fact that * • CHOATE IS KING BEE In the Prosperous Hive of Woodstock, Illinois. Cboate is very much pleased to.live in Woodstock, is yery willing always to wait on the demands of friends who may favor Wood- stock with their presence. And they cameras Woodstock is head­ quarters in McHenry County for all kinds of merchandise9 Choate's is the Place.. * eil. what is Choate going.to do next? n And you must all "be in it," for he is going to mike it an object for you to come, Many surprise Bargains in every department, Pinfy 1 cent a Paper, Thread, 1 cent a Spool; Carpet Tacks 1 cent a Paper. ' All Toys at half price. Calico reduced to 3 cents per yard Yes, and in your bill you will got 25 lbs, Gra. Susrar for $1*00 OWE# Tie Best Waterpof Goaf. Tho FTSH BRANDSLlCKXBIe wsrranted waterproof, .nd will |g tho h.rciert etorm. Tho new POMMEL SLICKER la • perfect riding coat, and corers the entire saddle. Bew.ro of Imitations None grmitno -without the "Flak Dr.n l" trade-mart, ninatrated Catalogue free, A. J. Tower, Boston, " EO. W. BESLEY, DEALER IN- DRUGS AND MEDICINES, PAINTS, OILS, Toilet Articles, "West McHenry, Ells j PURE WISES AND LIQUORS FOR MEDICAL U8E, w ALSO. BOTTLED ALE AND PORTER FOR RTMDICAL USE. JO Thes best brands of Cigars and smoking, and chewing Tobacco always on hand. =Physicians' Prescriptions^ Carefully compounded. Give me a call. West McHenry. 111., 1892. GEO. W. BF8LEY. We have the largest stock and the best assortment of Stoves ever shown in our city, including the world renowned Howe Ventilating Stoves. The Improved Moore's Heater. A LINE OF THE FAMOUS » Peninsular Stoves and Rangfes. FOE ALL KINDS OF FUEL. Gold Coin Slov e^.UniversalStoves . \ • . Jewel Stoves, Garland Stoves, and others. SEE OUR LINE. IT WILL PAY YOU. / Now is your time for CLOAKS iSd CLOTHING. . All who have boen waiting for 4< alter the Holidays" for Now is your cbance. Don't fail to see the Come-ard see us, and we will do you good. BARGAIN COU TEX BASEMENT JULIA A. STUBT, (One r ; or of niverside House,) MoHENitY, - - TLLINOIS. -DEATiER IN- E^rugs, Med iqi n es, A PULL LINE OV " Drags, Cfrem&ds, Jjj Stib, Fafats, Oils tadjuolns. Constantly cn hand. A'so 4 large line ot & Patent Medicines, Toilet Articles, ND COMPLETE STOCK Of^-- STATIONERY & DRUGGISTS SUNDRIES, Fhysieians Prescripdons Carefully and accuratey compounded by a Registered Pharma­ cist. Your patronage is respectfully solicited, JULIA A. STORY. HOW EARNED XSLA1© pxtT' We have a Bargain in a Base Buruing '̂ood Stove at $1& gji3A aurfaco burning Coal Heater at $7. A few Baagains In second>hand Heaters. CnterprUlnff Toatur Man: True k Co. initmcted and started me. I worked steadily and tn&da money fA«t«r than I expected to I became able to buy an island and bnild aemnll summer hotel. If 1 don't Jtnrceedat that. I will go to work airnin nt tho business in which I made my money. 'IVufc A' i.'o.t Shall wo instmot and start yon. reader? If we do. and if y«io work industriously, yon will in dne time be able to bnv an Island «nd build h hotel, if yon wish to Bloney can i e earned at our new liue of work, ra^ id)y and honorably, by those of either *ex. young or old* and ID their own localities, wherever thoy live Any one can dojthe work. Eat»y to learn Wo fnrninh everything. No k. Yon can devote £onr spare moments, ot sii 1 your time ly new lead brings w jnderfal sac- iTiners aro earning flomildS to rds. and mo^e after si little expe- |on the employ men t --we teach yon * of marvelous things, and here ia alth-giving wonder Great gam* Hon# worker. Wherever yon are, ins. yon want to know abont thle I)«lay mean s much money iortto to thework. This * . I ce«s to everv work*' * M (nr»o per week ar rience. We can fur FICFR. This is another frreat, use will reward every i'tl and whatever von ft wonderful work at« yon. Nosnacetoe we will make all pi Tfttli*C all pt co.; k here, but 11yon will write to l, • yon FREfi, Address. fox, 400| Augaiui M«lli a. S. CUSTI? & SOI, Weci McHenry, III., Oct. 14, 1891. STOKY & M'OMBER, ; Crainer« Paper Hnrger 3, KafaominerSf Decorators. mi All ^ork promptly done guavp.nteert. Upum iv work a our-or address McHKNRY. IJLLi n. Before tyo;i pir chase your Wed­ ding Frepeais be sure and look over the fine stock-of Watches, C?cc't. Jewelry. Silver and Plated Ware. TO BE FOUND AT J. F. SMITH^ McBENRY, ILL. Goods all uew and fresh, old, shelf-worn goods. No m- Prices to compete with any, quality of gojda considered Call and see me before you pur­ chase, I can save you money. JOHN P. SMITH. McHenry.'IN.. Not. 241A 1891. CHEATING HORSE Blankets Nearly every pattern of ^ Horst Blanket is, imitated? in color and • style. In most cases the imitation looks just as good as the genuine, but it hasn't the warp threadst and so lacks strength, and while it sells for only a little less than the genu­ ine it isn't worth one-half as much. Th ? fefct that & Horse B/ankets ar: copied is * strong evidence that they -^re THE STANDARD, and every bttyer should see that tlie? */k trade mark is sewed On iswMpside of the Blanket. Five Mile Boss Electrlo Extra Test 1 Baker the STRONGEST 1.-»C &A STYUES at prices to suit everylx>dy. If yoa can't get diem from your c'c-ler, write us. Ask «* frtt^Book. YOU :an get it witlidut charge Wto. AYRES SCITS, Philadelphia v-:1 b i d And we want y<*u a): in ft. we want everybody to eojoy it, We have appl!« d i?,e koift sod Ctt| prices »11 to pieces. sk We want the cash*.and eaab mtfcei mare go and 'the wheels go round and never fails. We can undersell anybody, hecaot#.. we do our own w< rk. we pay ne ren^' -we make no unnecessary ezpennes, bu|" for spot oasb, attend to our own buni^- nesn and nobody eist 's. and give, the bujing public the ben Qtof^ ^ ft k for 5A Quick Sales and Small Profits, H eadquarters -FOR- JUSTZN BROS. - - Mc HENRY, ILL With Two Stores, One on the West and one on the East side, they present to tbe buying public A Larger Stock OP ALL KINDS OF FURNITURE This Fall than ever before, which we are offering at greatly SEDUCES FBICBS, NOW IS THE TIME TO BUY. W# *l8o keep In e o< k a V' tine of samples of CARPETS, Anil onn q;ive yon tiling from the cheapest to th** finest BriiH^ln at lower prices tliiifi any otber Louse in the county. We have taken gnat pairs in select tng our USDIBTAOQ SUPPLIES COFFINS: CASKETS a TBIMMIN03. Of the latest d"signs. Everything new and elegant. tVe keep no'hlnir but th»- best Do not fall to'call a»«d s^e us when In want of anything In our Hop. H A. spkadici New Uearse In connecf'op, wh'ch will be furnhhed at Rpaaonahlc R.arps. JUSTEN BROS. McHeDry, I!)., vSeptember. 109!. HHMOSICHC O. No. 9701. Record 2:21 1-2 Will be for acrvice »t the barns of Georg* I . Owen. IffftHinrv. UllnAia > W.Owen, McHenry, Illinois. TERMS, / One half pnyRl'le in C««h. Ift'&nce by Note duo six mouitift from service witUout interest. Interest alu-r <i\ie at 8 per cent. "Geoi ire< > " w;.8 hired i«v lakeland Alidnllah 351. by the founder of our t:ott;ng bonders, old liysiivwes Hpnibleionmn, 10 Diini of George <> is uv Autocrat, a eon of George .M. Puiciien, 30, record She panedatsix years oM a halt mile in 1:«« i£, and at 17 j enr* » full mile in 2:27. "George O " has had v > limited advan­ tages in the stud, nevei having bred a stan­ dard bied mare, bat bis colts are all very speedy arttt se^l tor long prices. He sired a two-year-oFri with a record of 2:49, trial X mile In 1:22 to Road Oart. X,B~ry. "»"W. 0WH. You will find our stock of Boot®^; and ShoeH complete in ©very way and in sizes from the smallest ia* faut t '-he largest man.. HATS d In Great Variety. GLOVES and MITTENS I a qew line, but they will have to go a tbe lbwest possible prices. Underwear, Notions, At Prices that will astonish you. Groceries, Canned Fruits, China-ware, Glass-ware, Grocery, Lamps, Wall Paper, CONFECTJ ONERY, Tobacco, Cigars and Smok­ ers' Articles In great Variety. T R U N ' K S Au^ Valises Almost given away. HA1DWAEI» Id our hardware department you will find a complete stock of- Shelf Hardware, Tinware, Car­ penters' Tools, Cutlery, Harness and Wugon Goods, also Fibbing Tackle. Wool and Seine Twine, Rope, &c,, at prices to suit. Hontb Orcans, fiol'i String, And Violin Repairr* be he largest assortment to lound in the country. School Books, Stationery, Breviaries and Church Goods. Come and see me and you,.frill not go away d^satisfied as to prices and quality of goods. M. EKGELN Near the Iron Bridge, McHenry, 111.

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