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WEDNESDAY, APRIL Sd, 1878. ^ Railroad Time, Table. « oonro SOCTB. OeaevaLake Paaacaga* --745 A. M. L*k«Fr«l*l»t 1:15r. m. OOTMO WOKTK. )e#fM Lake FnUtht-- >e«e*ra Lake Piiwmnr. M:00a. *. .>.......,7:0tr. M. ^ MAsoxir. , McHmrav CHAPTM NO. 34 R. A. M.--Hera- ~$M|ar Convocation* held on th« Mcond ui •rth Fridays la each month. Hirer COLBT H. p. m$r" PFTLABKI ALLRK Sec,. -- .... ^ O K account of the hurry incident to the election quite a number tf inter­ acting locals are unavoidably crowded it this week. ! ' T H E attention of our readers li dl- ^|*ctedl to the Statement of the First ^|K»ti°nal Btnk, of Woodstock, to be jjfound In another column. , • Two weeks from next Tuesday, • »^P*"Il 23d, our Annual Charter Election intakes place, at which time six Trustees * M.#ne Clerk, one Treasurer and is Police ^ |f aglstrate will be elected. ; MRS COVET, stepmother of Mrs L. A- f^laii.died at Jatiesville on Sundav where she had been on a visit.-- tier remains were brought to this ' .pillage on Monday, and the funeral held on Tuesday. Mrs Covey was •bout 68 year* of age. '/r*; SMITH, ALDRICH A HAYTHORN are f now daily receiving piles of new \yosdH which the buying pnbllc will do Wei It© examigM which we should like : lo say mofS about, but time will not .','^|ermlt. More anon. See their new / ftdvcrtlsement. /DR. BEERS showed us a Tape Worm$ /which he took from a patient last i week, that measured full one hundred \jteet long. It was an ugly looking •peelmen, and could not have been ftherwlso than unpleasant to hav We should much rather ha^e it in ^liettle than elsewhere. : > i f»t • «« j^j ALL those interested in the proposed IniRfJounty Christian Convention, are hivf- ^ ?4tod to send topics for discussion to any ^.•ne of the following named: Re v. J. H. jblxon, Harvard; Rev. J. M. Clenden- t »ing, Big Foot; Rev. Jas. Oakey, . ; •. ftldgefleld; Rev. McEwan, Woodstock; Committee. ' OWING to the bad weather the last dbeeting of the Literary Society has been postponed from time to time but A" %ill positively take place on Saturday .jfjvening of next week, April 13th, When it is expected a very interesting ) programme will be presented, which Will be published in full next week.-- jjtemember the date and prepare to rive thera a fitll heuse. :! t i K h .nt .MS .116 .£7 DELL A JORDOK, aged about three years, oldest child of Chas. B. Jordon, of this village, died very suddenly on Saturday iasy She had been appar- • •ntfy perfectly well up to about four •^clock in the afternoon, when she was tttken with a fit and died within twenty I jpiiriutes. Mr. and Mrs. Jordon have the •Empathy of the entire cempiuuity in their sad bereavement. W* would call the attention of our .•.,<®ieaders to the advertisement to bo > -found in another column of a House, Xot and Blacksmith Shop for sale In •'[' Blngweod, by N. Blake. It is a desira- $l<t location for business and will be fold cheap if applied for aoon. Poor JUrr.Ith is t!:o anly reason for selling.-- Town Meeting: in Mfellenry, The Election on Tuesday proved ono of the most hotly contested that has been known in this town for years. There were two tickets in the field, tbe Democratic, headed by Richard Bish­ op, and the Peoples" ticket, beaded by J. W. Cristy.. Four hundred and forty votes were polled, but out of this large number scarcely twenty-five were straight tickets. Scratching seemed to be the order of the day, and friend and foo was traded off to suit the whim of each Voter. Tbe result was the election of the entire Peoples' Ticket by small majorities. The fol­ lowing is the vote in foil: sumviiok. J. W. Crlatjr, B. Btihop Majority for Cristy & k' - ; •• TO wir cLiitr J. Van Slykev... .... If. KeKer,.. ....... ...... Majority for fan Slyke Jl assKsaeft. John Hneman, L Bonalett,.. Majority for Hneman, Itt COLLECTOR. Frank Smith,.......7. Nicholas F round,.u , { i... Majority for Smita 5t COMMIASIOMBA ORHIQBWATA. Caator Adama...... .. . , Itathtaa Freurnt...... Majority for Aitama, IS.. For the Payment of Road TAX la Labor,....887 Against , " " .... t» Majority for 358. . ; = . j,-'-. For the Town Howe,... M4 Against » " m Majority against M. THE Annual Meeting of the McHen- ry County Sabbath School Association will be held In the Congregatioiul Church at Woodstock, Illinois Wed­ nesday and Tlinraday, April 10th and 11th. 1878. Everybody is Invited, and all that come will be entertained. Singing will be liberally dispersed Ui rough the programme. Bring Bible, pencil and paper. MR. WM. KICK, of Michigan, will de­ liver a series of Lectures, in this village on the subject. "Will It Pay to be * Temperance man.1' the first to be lie Id at the M. E. Church on Wednesday evening. April 3d. He Will be assi«ted Harry Hall, a reformed Drunkard.-- The meetings will be continued during the week at such places as will be an­ nounced each evening. These are the same gentlemen who have been organ­ ising the Red Ribbon movement in Woodstock, Geneva Lak« iyid Rich­ mond. THK physician ordered ft mustard plaster over the region of the liver. The good wife prepared one and ap­ plied it. After due time, the patient, feeling no amarflng sensation, pro­ nounced it a failure, but was consoled by the good wife telling him that plasters made after that formula would not blister, tie thought so, too. The nexc morning, upon removing the plaster, there was no blister, no reduetf* of the skin, no nothing, but * mustard plaster , made of pulverised rhubarb. WE would call the especial attention of the farming community to the new advertisement of E. M. Owen, Agricul­ tural dealer, to be found in another column. Mr. Owen keeps all the lead­ ing Farm Machinery, and sells at prices to suit the times. At his Warehouse, opposite the Mill, you can find a full assortment of Machinery, Farming Tools. Wagons, Buggies. Ac., Abe., and overything In his line he will warrant as represented. When In want, of an}-- thing do not fall (o give him a c*U be­ fore purchasiiug. na Viaam TiiA/lv ir\ ' a Peisons wishing a business of thiskind ia8 been JeedmHilx cows on cora- oIiahM tii^nW^ irva ATI<1 til»_A 8) illlu ll3>S U2&Q.Q S &TOOU Altjjil of ahould not nul to aod ^9,Mr. Blake. }1% |t,8 rite ymGrt%>o. 1 wont THE New York Dvianatic Constelia- i to the grocery and I found that f ft,on give entertainments at Riverside brwus selirn' atthirtyccnteapound, a l l , o n X f a u r e d a y . F r W a y a n d S » t . , r - Y y evenings of this week, the 4th, 5th rhe storekeeper sed? «A good many «nd 6th, at Which time they will bring jie farmers hev to buy butter when «atu East Lynn,*1 " Uncle Tom's Cabp f hev company and go without it the In," and The Two Orphans." They loi 1th« w,i"u'r; ?ut a8 soon STASS %re pronounced by tlie public and tbe^»u €r et°wn din^? a .vpresi as the fiuest Dramatic Troupe . Where do you git better n<jw?"V , now traveling. . -I. ^ "v lirZa t* a u„.o. i... „,j 0i._j Oh, thar's a few farmers in Bung- • Morey, at her o d Vn that's got some warm stables fixed this village, is now on band with ; an(j is a feedin' their cows high, and IU11 stock of Spring and Summer Miey make a good deal of butter, but I liner?, and to which she invites thfi't believe it pays 'em.'" attention of the Ladles of McHenri' Now, Mr. President," sez I, "this Jinriarronndlng «>a..try wha' 1 to flBd.<'»t MJ[ »ld , 5 . • , ... pan and me has come to the conklu- $tuit the can please them in QuaMty^that it don't pay to make butter in •tyle and price of goods. She has theipier _at teu_cents a pound, and our latest and noblest styles to be found fn the market. Call and •xamine goods ^|pd learn prices. " side iJ-rti ,U:U"'t WAL«H A HOWARD, the West 'ilU butchers, wilt please accept the thauka the Editor and family for a mess of , , ,jfery fine Fresh White Fish. They ui Intend to have them on hand fiesh > And nice every week, together with ! is pickerel and oiher fish in their" fe««n. ,_ j Baving employed a first- class Butcher fhey are better than ever prepared to : ^Hceooiniodate their customers with % i•' 4nythliig in their line of. the best '54«»lisy. In the Sansago Department ' " they cannot be beat. j v ---- MRS. TT H. NICHOLS, Dress Maker, } /"lias removed to the rooms over the • \Post Office^ where her frleuds and cus- #oi»eW^ean hereafter fir.d her, better . • ^4han«v«r prepared to do all kinks of i, uf>ress and Cloak Making, iu the best v r ^f manner, and on the most reasonable '• !^'4|ertns. She has the latest patterns to to found in the city, and will cut and !»i« & style t6 suit the most fastidious. Be sure and give her a call in her new fOOM. verj her and I bin mnn vow nave pint was but he r that Yoi Ti PAN sets plus ions nom ceiM the I 4 The Mew ITark Dramatis Conntellatlon The Agent has completed arrange­ ments fbr this company at Riverside Hall, for Thursday, Friday and Satur­ day evening, 4th, 6th and Gth of April. This Combination have been traveling along the line of the North Western road, and have achieved great success in the Town* along the route; recelv ing flattering encomiums from the. Pre*s. They will produce the beauti­ ful Dramas of "East Lynn," "Uncle Tom's Cabin" and the grand romantic Play of the *'Two Orphans." As the Company carry the scenery and ap­ pointments to produce the - required effects, our citizens may expects great treat. A6 they give an entertainment devoid of all vulgarity, an opportunity is given for all to attend one of the most refined and enjoyable performan­ ces. Last though not least, lots of ftin. NERVE is a grand thing; It Indicates reserve force, and a man who can sit in a rocking chair and rock back on the small end of a dog without sprnging to his feet and gafpiug for breath, can conquer the' world If he tries. ltcal Eatate Traaifrri, Conveyances filed for record In th* Recorder's Office of McHenrj County, Illinois, for the three weoka tnding March 90th, A. D. 1878: Jameg R, Colly and wlffe to Warren and Charley Rock wood W*F awJtf HO 10 and ijf aeo 9» Greenwood, #l2,SOOt Gptllsb Burtheral and wife to taterj Baak pe In seJi aw* sec W, Coral, *00. Peter Martin and wife to Wm. H%seman Oorar'SiS!1 a,ld ae^ fce^ Jiee Mb Geo. C. Thoroaa and wife to Andiew Thorn. as nejk( sec SI, McHenry. njffL Win. Gardner a ad wife to Rot>t. BL Gardner I*"?. I® «ec %t Richmond and lota la Sotoa, •i,m Nahsm Bntinaitond wife to John IIrots- mar. und* swjtf nwM »ec 23, Ritey. $700. and lets in Piersons' ont lot* to Crystal Lnke, «2,0ua James T. Piersons and wife to Harrison H. Ford, Ford'e add to Crystal §100. Harrison H. Ford and wife to Mirha*! Best lot I blk 1 Fortl's add to Crystal T.ake. #800. W. A. M«'Conoel adra'r to Thomas Holmes *ec 8 and sec 17, Richmond, Snmn A. Koon and hnsband to TMMK #. Qohnder 40 a see Si, Nundt, James Alexander to E. M. Titcomb lot S blk 6 Harts add to Harvr,-;, §i,4«). Jane It, and R. V. March to Mrs. Lncinda S. Parkhurst lot M anU pt It £6, MafehgOi fl,<ML Richard Paddock and irlft to Fred Rosea. thall lot S Mk * Paddock's edd to Crystal Lake, #SJ8. W. S. Merry, exr to Sarah McOan pt It S blk 10, Harvard, #450. Reuben Austin and wife to Melrin Farnltam lots S, 8, 0, 10. sec 7, Coral, fcWO, Melvin Farnhamand wife to RhodaStephens nej» nwX sec 17, Coral, #2,100. Ruoda Stephens to Melvin Farnham 15 43-t00 acres sec 8, ?k>rai, 2,100. Wm. A. Ruggtes and wife to Wm. Wallace and w ife llSSl.lOOa sec 11, Algonquin, •4,000c John T. Pettiltone and wife to A. V. Adriaee ISO a in nwj^ sec 10, Algonquiu, #3,100. T. J. Dacy and wife to L, H. S. Harrows nX lot ft blk S Fuller I Wheat's add to Wood. stock, $100. Amos Keotor and wife to Albert 8. Manson lot 9 and pt S sec 10, Aiden. Henry J. Skinkle to Daniel Weeks wM nwX sw3* *ec S3 tp 46 r 8, $81U. John Cnting by exr to Julia Cating lot 1 ne)f wh lot tfse* n^ vr,s lot a nwjrf and e3l lot i nw\ sec 6 tp 46 r 6, #4,890. 8arah Gardner to Praetor l» Ruseell e^ ncX sec 11, Dunham, (04L Sarah Garslsscr to M. M. Towne, Mt, Anbarn Cemetery, Harvard, #280. John T. Mithews to Jamea 0. Brewer lot 7 and S blk 4, Alden. *340. L E. Warner and wife to E. Ralloa lot 8 and 10 blk 16, Nunda, #400. _ Geo. Purdy and wife to Sarah .JL fisher lot S blk 6, Richmond, #800. '• F. C.Sumner and wife to Thomas Lumiey 76 a in sec 25 and 88, Hebron, #1,800. Ira R Trynn to Thomas Lnmley eX ewJi sec 25 tp 46 r 7, #3,200. Morris Oickerson and wifo to Frank Slater 2 a in seX sec 1*2, aeneca, #40. Marvin A. Brninard and wife to Jbfifn W. Groesbcc.k and C. M. Wilkinson lot 6 blk 6, Harvani, #6.50a . waftk . . v Charlotte II. Hiekox to Barnard Harrison V. „ * f*'** ** 100a sec 20 and 21, McHenry, #3,900. / A s"'11 ?HIT1* to thin |flaiJH lai Old Settlers Attention# The Executive Committee of tlic Old Settler1# Organization of Mcfienry( tend making their home iu Texas, and Lake Counties are requested to */*Mr. Bradford Smith went meet at the Riverside House, in the village of McHenry,on Saturday, April 37th, at 1 o'clock p. M., for the purpose other bu^noss as may be deemed nec­ essary. By order of the President. .R. VAN SUYKK, SE^ TT? -4' FROGRAMMR^ MbWm.tp Sabbath Schooi Convettifcn to be held at the Congregational Church in Woodstock April 101A dncf WJk, 1978. • ' Dr. flUIIOAo £PITOR PLAINI>EALSK>-The Or­ phans are com lug. Artie V«rmilysitii Ballou is In attendance. Captain Kelley has romoved with hf< family to Woodstock. Last Thursday evening Miss Minnie Rose and Mr. Albert Buck were quietly married at the residence of the brldeV parents. After the ceremony music, dancing and refreshment were en­ joyed. The Revellera, a csntata give* by the musical talent of this place, for the benefit of the Ladles Temperance Union, under the direct management of Prof. Tower, is announoed to take place Tuesday evening, April 9th, 1878. It promsaea to he something worth seeing. Mr. Vananlkln and Kb McMillan started Monday for their new homes iu Kansas. Still they go. The fellow that said 4 gallons of Highwines.40 boxes of Starch and two barrels of sugar could be made from one bushel of com Is undoubtedly ths ea*ne fallow that said Pickle Checks were redeemable in coin as soon a# the SOver Bill passed. Mr. Wm. Jehraon lt About to become a resident of this place, having rented the house formerly occupied by Capt. KpJley. Mr. Johnson i# our lumberman SPECIAL NOTICE. A'Concert under the auspices, and for the benetit of the Ladies Temper­ ance Union, of Nuuda, will be given in Nuuda Hall, on Tuesday evening, April »th. 1878, at which time will be pre­ sented for the first time in Xunda, the grand temperance cautata entitled, "The Reveller*," under the direction of Prof, S, N. Tower. Also a variety of Solos, Qhnrtettes, Choruses, Ac., Ac. All are urgently requested to attend and aid in the good cause. Admittance SO centa. Children, lfi cents. Br ORDER or OOMKITTBS. ! RiNCWOOO XtnrroR PLAINUEALRIO-SnWA*, tain andmnd. Such Is the condition of things in this vicinity as we take our pen to record the happenings #( the past week. , <auna le tMr piaoc last Sat Airday night and went away on Tuesday "morning taking with him she that was Miss Anna Adron. We hear they Ju- to Alden ^ast Wednesday and secured the ser­ vices of Miss Ellen DlsbroW for life.-- We wish you success -Brad," and a long of fixing the day for the next Annual! life of prosperity. Meeting, and the transaction of such | N. Blake has had the rheumatism so WEDNESDAY, APRIL 10th* /v Exercise, Rev S //jj badly for aboHt two weeks thut he has been unable to work In his sh«p, but he has secured the services of a goejl blacksmith ai<d |s again ready to nt- toud to the wants of his customari. Kiiuda seems to have a great attrac­ tion for hint but we suppose he intends baving things fixed differently before a great while. That is right Ed. wo am waiting for the cigars. r. and Mrs. Barney left tfc|s 11 a. in. Devotinai *USS'R m Address of Welcome" by/!ortheir l,om* ,n Ka,,#M ,A8t ti«s«day President. morning. In losing them Ringwood 12 in Reading minutes, enrollment has lest soihe of her best cititens and !Lf.?Ti!?ate* sappoiutm^nt < they will he much missed iu society. * Jonathan! AFTRRMOOH SRSSIOIV. , i j . a p m D e v o t i o n a l E x e r c i s e s , R e v 6 L Wiley. idOpm The Object and Aim of this Convention--Revs S Earngy, Bailey, McEwan and F. J Douglas. 3 pm Wiiat Obstacles Do we Meet In S S Workf-How to Overcome Them J S Babcock, C E Hunt, S Richardson and Rev Steven*. 3:30 p «i Words of Encouragement to Teachers--Revs P C Sstlre, J s Cleii- denlng. J N Hutchinson,'H H Monroe and O P Rogers. 4 p in Bi ble Reading.Mrs RK Todd. ' WKDNESDAY EVEKING. 7:80pin Praise and Promise.BiWtt- Ing, Jo Babceck. 8 p in Essays--Rev P C Stire, Mrs M L .Mvn, Miss Rose Nlckle Rev M C Wire Sirs Chas Luther. Mm H O Ehele and Mrs E L Rogers. THURSDAY MORNING. 8:30 a m Devotltml Exercises, Rev A B White. 9 a m T h e B e n e f i t o f C o m m i t t i n g the S S Lessons--B N Smith', j S Cox, A J Buel and Rev Stevjus. 9:30 a in [« it the Duty of all Chris- tians-to attend the S Sr--Revs N D Fanuiug.C H Abbott. Rev Crawford, and O S South worth. 10 am If above is duty and i\eg- lected what is the remedy?--A H Schuiimakei . W A Adron, M O Sheldon and J 11 Dixon. 10:30 The neceaaity of Teacher*# Meeting?, and how to conduct them-- F J Douglass, Rev Oakey, Q L Wiley and J B Baticock. 11 a m Duties of Teachers and Schol­ ars as to the S S, 1st To l^elp the Pan* lor;2nd, To attend church; 3rd, To work for the church; 4th. To unite with the church--Revs J Woodwortl^. J Bacon, Schoonmaker, Hutchison. .< 11 ̂ 0 Query box. THURSDAY AFTERNOON. | . <*J; 9 p m D e v o t i u a l E x e r c i s e s -- J N inson. Reports from Sunday and re­ in Hutchinson. 2:30 p m schools. 8 p m T r e r a s u r e f * r e p o r t porta «»f-committeefi. 3:30 p m Election of Officers. 4 p in What have I learned at this Convention to increase my usefullness? Three minute speeches. Prof N S Tower will be present and assist in singing. For the nobiest Millinery Gowis fn town go to Mrs C. H. Moray's. PRICE #60r^ A thorough-bred Jersey Bull, bred by S. L. Greenlief, five years old, kind and a sure getter. His get at 2 years old make from one pound to one and a half pounds of butter per day. T. BACoy, Waaconda, IlL N. Blake, General Blacksmith, Ring- wood, would Inform his patrons that he has at his Shop a first-class workmau and Is prepared to do all work in his line on short notice and in the best of manner. Give me a call If ir. want of anything In my line. We guarantiee you good work. X. BLAKS. Goods at Cost at ifep'• centMatm, for Six Days Positive. ; .i i FOR SALE CHEAP: ' A good Work or Buggy Uorse. Wilj weigh about 1000 pouuds. Snfiitf of S. M. Owen. PLANTERS. I am Sole Agent for tlie oelebrated Union, Keystone and Star Planters Which i oiler at low prices. E. M. OWXN. WOtNTOCK. EDITOR PLAINDKALRR -The voice •f the Turtle Is hoard! on the hilt and that pest of • burglar 1# abroad In the land'by whoas Walkapt of Rtdgofleld, Austin ft Herman, of Woodstock, the Postmaster, of Hartland Post Office, Siierwln,of Union, Renwlck and Bajf ley, both of Marengo, have lately W# victimised. Well, follow up the pres­ ent custom, hang a few poor drunken, Ignorant cusses, who have no friends and only courage when drunk, to kill one man, but If they have the "clear grit" to shoot deiwn men like wild bea&tfi of the desert, Imprisonment for life, with almost certainty of pardon ere many years. Is all a Jury will find against him. The old fable of the wolf and tlio shepherd has Its moral ROW as well as In olden times, via: o:ie person may kill an old theep with im­ punity, but If another kill the smallest lamb of the flock, he finds no mercy. ^"The mud is fast disappearing. Marty fields of early sown wheat begin to show green. Some farmers are sowing oats, corn ground Is being extensively prepared, the pastures are putting ujforth verdure, fruit buds are crowding IllfiHBlSnind vegetation is at least one month ahead of average time, and still we are not happy. We are obliged to admit that the present March is without Its equal for spring like ap­ pearance within the memory of man; lit other words that the oldest Inhabi­ tant never experienced such another March, and yet all, or nearly all foretell Its opposite extreme between this and ordinary planting tifne. The English­ man said of the Yankee that he could not enjoy a pleasant day, as he Invaria­ bly would call it a "dawifted weathaue bweeedaw," and Johnny Bull was more than half right. Ws seem constitu­ tionally opposed to the enjoyment of a good thing least by some possibility something unpleasant may follow. This has been a great season for lec­ tures and theatricals In Woodstock and more are coming and "let them come, I repeat sir, let them come." Our pat­ ronage In this direction has been lib­ eral and our people generally feel well paid for their time and money. Fojra IS In Jail here and White in Jail at Janesvllle, Wis., who were suspected of going through Austin A Herman's store last week. Tbe foregoing was written for your last issue but circumstances over which we had no control presented It being forwarded in season, so please take Ijt for what 11 Is worth now. In tbe meantime Bunker Ar#in hftve been relieved of a large amount of cutlery, bits, 60.. Acn by burglars who seemed to knew Just where, from thi outside, to cut In order to hit the in­ side fastenings, the entrance evident*, ly having been made by some one or more persons familiar with the "out­ go! ugs and i»-eemi*igs* «f the estab­ lishment. , Ui.l t-. • '•Penny wise and pound foolish" seems to be th? verdict of the cemmu- nltv against our city authorities for abolishing the night watch system. James Dufield, and old resident AN mer near Ridge field, had a very valua­ ble horse ttolen a few nights since and as yet no traoes of horse or thief. Our citizens, Davis, Jefferson and Parish have returned from the South in time to witness the lion-Hke exit of March. Bain Wheeler and Alph Taylor have skipped the town and oounty with about as much ill-gotten plunder for which they had promised to pay as the burglars have taken without protnlse.-r- Of course the criminal law makes js difference but Judged by the moral law |h® verdict would bo the same in one ease as In tbe ©thor. - Several dogs have been killed sulk pected 0f Hydrophobia, by one of which.Several anlpats bad been bit- ten. N. 0. Monsi : Great Bargains. At Cost, Co$t! Oo*t!> for Six Days at the 9 cent store. Come early before the best Bargains are goue. ; E. CARPENTKR. TO RENT. A House and four acres of land, within thirty rods of the Pickle Fac« tory. if applied for soon^ Apply to B. Gilbert, near Depot, , What is home without a babvf Many children have Coughs and Cold# Ju*t now, and should have the greatest care, and a bottle of Dr. Marshall's Lung Syrup. Price 26 cents a bottle. Suld by A. B. Gilbert, McHeury. , * ENJOY L I F E . I I I I L / / : > ' . " > I What a truly beautiful world we llvelu! Nature gives us grandeur of mountains, glens and ocean?,and thous­ ands of means for enjoyment. We can desire no better when in perfect health; bat how often do tbe majority of peo­ ple feel like giving It up disheartened, discouraged aad worried out with dis­ ease, when there is no occasion for this feeling, as every sufferer can easily ob­ tain satisfactory proof that Greens' August Flower will make them as free from disease as when born. Dyspepsia and Liver Complaint Is the direct cause of seventy-five per cent of such mal adies as Biliousness, Indigestion, Sick Headache, Costiveness, Nervous Pros­ tration, Dizziness of the Head, Palpi­ tation of the Heart, and other distress­ ing symtoms. Three doses of August Flower will prove its woud^r^g filfect. 8ample bottles, 10 of fits. Try It. 99th rettffsli&dOttor, who preaches a hundred atltoefrwas the temple, has a con^iderabfe-vreakRess for clergymen of color, and on a recent occasion gave In honor of three or four of them a dinner, to which he Invited some of his distinguished fellow-laborers In the .vineyard to meat them. The dinner hour came and the white par- sons along with ft, but though host and goesfc vralted three quartsrs of an hour, not a .Mack one appeared. The host thereupon sends for the servant, and asks whether any one has called. "No one, sir, no one," is the answer, with which the doctor being dissatisfied proceeds to cross-examine, and It after some time occurs to the servant to say. No one, sir, indeed no ono has called except some Christy minstrel*, and I t rid of them.'" -London '•&W3 BiositMMs Notice*. Stoves of ail,k|nds cheaper than yon. ' oaa steal th?m, at John M. Smith's near th* Depot. " i We make cholee Tea# a speefallty. ; i Will make extremly low prices andi sell you a choice article. Smith, Ai- . drlch A Hjtythorn. ^ 'fit'.' WANTED. t&nttfs of Choter lul^fHfe* which we will pay the highest markets, price in Goods at cash value. FITMIMMOHS * ETAXSOK. t , ^ifeman. 4b Clark's oelebrated lm- " proved Flax Mill is u lie quale d for clean lug flax. Clover, and and all kinds of grain, tar at £. M. Owen's. Timothy seed^-fi Call forcimi- IV in want of a CookorHeaM Stove, do not fail to call nt John Smith's, near the Depot, as he cannot^ fail to please you both in quality audi price* SHELF-HARDWARH,Pocket and Tabled Cutelry, in iiny quantity, at Bed-rock Erices, at Johu M. Smith's, near the -..'i QKIIWOLD UKK | -lo •.! EMTOR PLAINPEAI.ER.--'*BonM,Mg#t your waistband spicedtit wout squeeze ' ' ' - t ^ : . • ' ' Rat huntinf until two O'etaok near the factory. • s; ^ Mr Clark visited tbe Cheese faetairy Iftst week. ' ^ C. D.Parker has move^tp tpj#. ' George Womsley has gono t#OhlMh go to work in a bank. School meeting next DttturdKy. Bw* nth for a new Director." L. A. Parker Uncle Ryan's farm. Another row on "Game Ulllf.- Go hl boys give the old chap fhn. Bring on your miHc and let Sam farork It up He is the boas cheese maker Of the County. Two Snow storms last week. That Is ebough for this year. QUITS. li'J J11 n11 «m vi'ii'i - ^ -- fd *i 1818 Pensions* _t;j Uuder this set, any person who served fourteen days or participated In one battle in the War of 1812, Is en­ titled to a Pension of #8 per month from date of approval of act. Wid­ ows of such soldiers as have died after similar service, no matter what WM the date of marriage to the soldier, are entitled to the same Pension. No other parties are entitled. All 1812 Pensioners dropped from the Rolls becauso of alleged disloyalty are restored by this act. APPLICATIONS MUST BE executed W- tore an officer of a court e| record, , Send to us lor any information or blanks needed. GILMORE A CO. 6t» rStr--ty N.W. - PUMPS. 3 Jllarge Stock of Adams celebrated Kenosha Pumps. The best Pumps an# at lowest prices, at E. M. Owen's. MARKED DOWN' AGAIN. ' -tOvercoats, Underwear, Shawls^ Flannels, Blankets, Wool-Lined Boota and Shoes, Men and Boys Caps, Ac., Ac* marked way down below wholesale prlces.in order t«* close out. VlTZStMMOMS ft BVARSOK. Mathers will find Dr. WInchell'i Teething Syrup just the medicine to have In the house tor the children. If wUl cure colds, coughs, #ore throat and regulate the bowels, try It* Sold by all Druggists. i •• • ')j i! Diseases of the Longs, Chest and Throat are so prevalent in our eve| changing climate, that such a medlcind us Dr. Marshall's Lung 9yrnp Is Invalu* • • able to the whole community. It cures ^ almost instantly. Price iftceuts. Sold I , by A. B. Gilbert, Mcllenry. • • '.S GILBERT'S BUTTER COLOR. * ' ' " Will color white Butter so perfectly natnra! that aa expert cannot detect ^ the difference. Sold by Drngglsta anil Groceries generally. Try It. Manu-. ^tmdbj A. B. U " 1 .S«30TSA~»HOftk It Is a coneeeded fact that the Bnffk^ io Oustom Made Boots and Shoes havo no superior on the market. Selected stock. "Warranted work. For sale b# ^ Sndth, Aldrloh A Raythorn, Riversido Bldck,Mcnehry. Uncle SamPs Harness O# IWv and eloses the pares of leatfcev, e#tcruallr preventing the entmhee of Oampuesak dost, Ac., and rendering the harness soft and pliable, while at the Tim# <J tlRie increasing «ta durability* Dr. Marslift!!* Lung ^ynin takes tho lead of all medicine*%r Co^jrhs. Colds* ; AitthtRa. Sore Throat and - wilwonar#^! oa«^>latnU fe««rally. Call on your dmggiit «nd try * ftottle of It. Prico nolglioenU. Sold by A. Gilbert* I i'. I.ij i: There i» no earth! v boon more proton* thaa good health, mndit behooves Itf ( possessor te> endeavor to retain It. Ir vou are aiaalled witii such-provoking ills as #lch %eadaches, torpid liver, souW Stemach aqd » gen«ra^ feeling of wear* I fhess and disgust, don't go and commie > suicide but take Eilert'sDaylight I.ivei* Pills and be cured. Sold by all Drug« gists,. • ^ fi ' : . ; Fararax, Koiraoaoo., lim, J«ae H. «TL Gents.--I was very bald for seven­ teen years; used to comb inv hair up from behind and from the sides and plaster it down, that this deformity might be hid. I tried everything, but my head grew worse, until finally I commenced on Ring's Ambrosia, and? In slximonths my hair began to grow and thicken, until It is now looking like the hair of a young person. There is no discount on King's Ausbrosia. Stud** iive more t Tours truly, M. C. SvOLAlB. Dispsse and Death, when tlMgr res<dk ; our own households, are to© serfjans for Jesting, we use our best cudeavora to , drive oft the dread messengers, aud ar© only happy when we feel that they ar® I at a distanoe. At the 4rst *pproao)t of- that fell destroyer, Cemftnaptlon, In I* the shape of a cough or slight cold as . well as more severe Bronchial or Ca­ tarrh Complaints, w# should at pace mo ' Eilcrt's Extract of Tar and WlldCher- rv. It has no superior iu saoh eases. Every bottle warranted to give aata»> faction. Sold by all Dragista." It should be the dutv, as well aa^ pleasure of all Journalists, to Impart^': such useful Information to the readere of their papers a* wait conduce to their well-being and health. If we can save anyone from an hours oaln we have ac- t cempllshed some good In this world.-- Now, we know that the advice we aro about to give will save many of our r frtentiR from avast amount of rafferlng, especially those who are troubledT with rlieimtatlsm, neuralgia. eolstlca. Call on your Ml 9m bottle of Lawson's Curative, and Ma faithfully, for any ache, pain iitiemioe- : lion you may have, and, aur ward forK it von will tnank ua for our «Mvk>#._ For »»!» h* W- f?oihv. bw»--lit Henry, ******** flff ;' i- j** / 1 aj*' if ft