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COLUMN Ut .1. ». BAM»wnr. •m w* ItM McHeary achool wlU do« for «| wk on the Mtli of March. Spring Hitii April Id. T<8t. . , Tki> Onemrnod school cl#w* t wry jvofltihld fonr month* term, this week. Ifr. Vrooman returns to his homo near Marengo for the pi»«»l. The tine of the next meetl*jr of the MeHenry County Teachers Associa­ tion has been postponed one week for good reason*,, probably. We shall gNAi programme nefct week. The series of language and w«f»ptl- 'IMntary reading IHWM furnlahed by the Schoolmaster Ml* a long felt want. They are well arranged and almost In­ dispensable In a first elas* school. Of eoarw, there I* a clas* of teacher* who <fo hot whh them, wouldn't use them If they had Bnt that class is getting smaller every year and ^ur schools are Improving. %iU- •A Vnoli 1* said abont the "Qulncy 8ys- k t^wi" and ret few teachers know what It really meant. It la not the remit of any taan> eflort, but the out­ growth of thought an«l study of active, onnMlentlous teacher* who are aided ani encsnraged by an intelligent and •Herpetic wbunl board. Th# object i* U> make pupils at the time of leaving schools, something more than ma­ chines, to asake the work of education something more than aeramming pro- NM for examinations, to put iu place of absorption energetic action and mike tHe child in reality a- living soul In order to do this, thoy n*e unusual but very natural method*. Geography . la tanght by piling up sand in the form of land surfaces. Grammar is tanght by letter writing. A |ove for" reading 1* stimulated, many times ere- ated, by the teacher who takes some standard book and reads from it and talks abont it to the pupils Antil they «« anxteus to read the books for themselves. Music and drawing are tftttght ami daily exercises given to develop the physical frame. Many of the Ideas developed by the Quincy have been discussed by thoughtful and oaprfttlc teasers for years but Massachusetts loads la reducing the theories to practice. The sense of pain in the month jpgnards the throat; in the stomach it tAi'ords a warning against improper food **••<!, In fact every part of the bodj is sisseptiMe of pain wherever that sense uiiHceecettary to indicate disease or in. hot the heart, the hrain, and the liiimigs, although the most vital organs Miftre protected from injury by tho sen - xiatfcftity of the exterior parte of the I .bOcjyjn high sense of pain in them is , and they are almost io*en_ la It. The heart boats opwardj .wef fourftaousand times an how, and if < theffair. from a diteased heart were -•TO«f .a**te, it would be indewl sad for •thostfflovor; bat Spain from a <M*e«*e 4of thftbetgati is seldom more than an •oneasy<eonsation. and this more ospee- 'tally tifter violent exertWm, be tog a * cheek totnoaecessary action, and so far ^SHftiL 4idd«a death often occurs from dlseaM-tff tho heart; not from sadden ,<iise«s**oi <ibe heart, but from disease .'ooming^yoty littlo pain, and being -tterefese>iWKkn«wa. "Tho. Mo al~ 'thoogb the eoarce of sensation. I* itself -Insensible *e «aln. In surgical oper- jitlow pdHini of the brain have been vmmoved-wMMat the patient exhibi- -tina M»f «igb«sf pain. The hrnga are (highly aiMftAls of impurities in the tttlr; and th»« «re are guarded again* t <dw MMtalio»^ Injurious gases; their -aeoslMIUy daeiog inflamation indicates ithe da^gor JutV<«mpols the tieccet>»ary «aa|»j;-lN*t)tlMsr mm almost insensible to {pats frem mutlieftfmor decay; in such # ease, tlie senso wouldbe useless and jH affliction. The lungs have be«Mi -taken oat without cawsinjg pain, and dering their .decay in wnamptlon th» It very little. So yon see the i44ght«at warning should be attended *o sconce. Most persons think chfrc 4s no laager unless tiie pain Is exoru. gifting. A generous and timely rem- is worth more than untold gold. AKE NOTICE. A ZiLye that are ta waat of Tads la any A jtowsb Unagl imsfcel seWtettyye wawg win frfiSyaa/ftilisii, er otherwise Jest as we sea agree. U*p work of att hteds dene te order en short s*> r. A. NIMItD. MttNftNllY, ILL i i i • • i i i IS NOT DEAD,.! --BtTT TRBBB W1L BK-- Qnst Slnghtn is Clothing f®r 30 Dfty», «t E. LAWLITS' 19 mmvso*s mom, As bu will do nothing- bat Cus­ tom Tailoring hereafter. Keep on your spets and read this bill: liens Wool Salts,... .i • SO Kirmen Psnts. (WOtli.'j»i«.. , 1 75 50Splendid Vest*, each, 1 15 Chinchllln Ovenroats, fbrmerly •I3I...% 1 '8 00 Gray do do 2 SO Fine Dress suit#, tormerlv Hi, ... 1A (ft Next do do " tIK.an . ... TO fit Next do do t17,R0 13 g Next dn do *9,00 7 en Eves Open RatO, formerly 1,40,. OS Silk Handkerchiefs, 7ormerly 1.S0 M Two 1lu.tlnn Kid Gloves, formerly 71 Paper sosome formerly 15 cdnts,... .. 01 Felftist Fine Linen Shirts, M Three Pairs Qoml Overalls. 1 #» TJovs Wool Caps, 28 Boys Suit*. 2 25 Boys Suits 3 25 Roys Suits' Fine, IM Boys Overcoats, pood. 3 50 Rest Linen Colars, 15 $3F~ValI if in search of ^rood Bargains. , E. LAWLG&. XoBEeary. Jan. 10th, ma. m * choioe line of Blaek Itid Gtoves in ladies,iand Misses styles at 50 and 75 cents per pair. We ntee the Quality, To He equal to any TOO pay $1.50 for. Ladies, Misses and Childrens Hoods, i>carts, Nubnls, Blaukets, Men and Boys Caps, Gloves and Mitts. . jii g" xfUmtmini 4 - : Great Reduction siimM:* -.1. i'mwrKmmpm.... ,•* t'. ••M 'ii* v^":M ' m Flannels. Overcoats, „ ' f- »- /rm •*'- ' • . ' v i SviC'-'- V . And in tact all Winter goods at <j >«t. r Four lbs. It will pay you to invest money in to close them out. these gopda as we aro bound FXTZSZMM027S A SITAXTSOIT: **CAV90" BV1BSB Mrs Back-Strap Arctics. The most Convenient of all Arties. They iro on easily and fit perfectly, The corpulent And •Merly will appreciate them. Nottrf.nb- le to buckle. Exclude wet and snow. Very Tn,M<S£h,ro^ssii.bu» aoasAuar STORE Twd Doors North of Perry lb Martin's Whe*« yw1 ̂ ill find all gindtes a common Oiair op to toe finest Set, of the best make and quality. People bminir ci me will find all my ffoods as represented- AND now until the 4th of March we will sell our winter and heavy goods at greatly reduced prices in order to reduce stock in time for our annual inven­ tory, which occurs then, and to make room for the largest stock of spring and summer good s ever brought to Woodstock., Am over­ stocked in Men's Kip Boots in sizes6 and 10, and will sell them at a great bar- ain. Remember we buy and sell for cash and at bot- om prices. W. H. DWIGHT,; Woodstock, III. Jobbing and Repairing neatly and pronptly done. In McIIenry and Nund a Cotbv iioHoiiry. fim} drakl Biuera are i sad Bnt XrdleiM ferer HaSk In thisDepartment I keep a first-class aitsortmeut of Ca«kets. and Coffins, and Shrouds of ail siae* acdquaUty. A Hearse furnished at .'easonable rates. rxswMf, r, Uwr t-pMslb!f ion(. *xl4 whww Wep >r(M'£ssJ »at perfte«t«f* dMr ttypuBrwtt-mhttdTigartottsydartlrflwii X«AL VKAE «LPPL0NA>I>CUUA otsmm, «r who m- •rt II • II miiiUliA,"""'- --J•lidHMwiIlM, SvMtminlawViiHKwHIieutlntsf SsMttrwhtrowbi what tl» SIMMS «r «U1 In. Do^twrnitBstttyaai ffeel tad or mlamlk, Kaafara yuurlife.lt I SSOOwUi Repaid for*. 7u re or iK'Ip. 1)» nut suffer base Hop BU sick tm( If y«o oee them at ooct • red taadndc. o-fff *?i not ortetrowfriewb o£er,bti(iinanl tnie tbcaa" k>o«e Nop ft ttemciiiber, Bop Bitten b BoV Wte, droggt } dntaken ttoilnim. bat tM Parai^W* » d B»,i j|*itelneCT«r made;tbe tMOBB and aorr* and DO person or •hwild be without them. -- D.I.G.Li&natnolau and irmirtifcle 00pel. forUrunk»ni«**,u* of opium, totiaeeo ucl mreotiuk Ali auid by (lrus;;-i<*. flead for CtrrBWr. Map BiSlsw ntf. c«w. Hwlmtfry.T f Robinson Wagon Co. JACOB STORY, MeHENBY. ILI^. Hardware, Stoves, Tinware, ever shown in M cHenry Oounty, which we offer to the bf v" ing public * * ? AT BOTTOM PRICES' DSALIKSIN m WIL T1JDMAHSH, WTJ.TO1CP m AKB mmmmAKW*, f^dUeONDA - • iL Li HOIS Mm U4l«« mt jittefiivuto e»R. ffSMBMrtMeM. Mamifacturers of SPRING WAGONS. Bnggiei & Fhaetoiuk l for dMign• and prices to BOBINSOK WACK51T CO., CINCINNATI, O. TEE HOBSE L WAGON. A NEW HOOK on the Horse. Hh history, »tructure, use* aid treatment. Alto giving; a few of the most Important and Effective BemediSs for the cure of the diseases of the horse. tW Valuable to every owaer and Itm ot lit *s£t VMMrft and aur- kand • tu) •ml trio Pubikhed by um sosnracir WAOOI ee., "4 ""d sent, postage paid, to aajr addrMB, on WOOpt of TMKCB "-CENT STAMPS. u4 Denereat'a. 4§d MM |*faea. br«in nerve siiil tonus, mtBeripg Imp <*n abad « Wtaerir itwim jou feet Bull; PR 'ore* 'arlor. iiua| Boom . IbmjMtfc IMI, IwiTf plate paper, contain- •I HwMioM. plans and details for the above house; also book o< 'A page*. Ktving specmcations, iteraued estimate and form of contract--invaluable to e*ery e«peuUr or party propocing building, as a giiid® in mwHHC kids «r drawing contracts. ^Pnce $i.00. Seat by mail, postpaid. Ml Hwlftrf H. E. WALTON. Scissors, Shears, Table ad Pooket Cutlery, Spades, Sbovels, Forks, Corn Knives, Axes, Grlndslties Window Glassi CRANITE-IRON AND TIN-WARE. J. 8TCRY. A.T J. R, WELLS SON'S, WAT700imA» For the Next Thirty Bays, Goods will be sol J »t GREATLY DUCED PKICES, to Close our Winter Stuftc. RE. 330 W. Ninth St., Cinoinnatif CHEAP LANDS on btf eradit pud •Mf terms, inaailld ellMatt, DM from NtlMMOFKKll forntolstb* OOLDEM DKLT oIKoti--.by tbe UNION PACIFIC MIIWAT, of oa riek 8*11 mm the MlVUIl «Mi Tis is i rare ebanee tor i^bose wishing to bujrj w«st» •Ml JUmsIMIM Mmgm, |m« JV«^ AdMwem Dry Good% Wsnconda, Jan, «th, 18W. " Clothing &c R. v.- JOHH 8TE9BA, Formerly of MMHSwiry, Ohicago. ha» retnniid to WwMlrtetk, Illinois, And has now.onlhand the largest and 8to* k of READY MADE HARNESSES, COIJT. ARS, WHIPS, ftp., to be found In tl»# Donntv, and |»HB eret-ythinir made of the BEST MATERIAL. Call ami see me. JOHN STERM- I ;r • 1 188S. ' HASPEffS WBKLT, tllnntrated. HARPER'S WEEKLY"sun.ta at tbe iMnd of AmertMn Illustrated weekly tonrnals. Bv its mipartisan position in politics, ng ad. mlwftle ilinstratInns, its oarefnllr chosen serials, short stories, sketches unrl poems, contributed by tne forensost artists and authors of the day, it carries instruction and entertainment to thousands of American homes. It will always be the slm of the publishers to make Hatym** Wc«klg the moat popular and attractive family newspaper lu the world, HARPER'S PIRIQDIGALS. Per Yoart 4 0• Jft 00 7 09 1»» I 00 HARPKK'S Mr KEKLY ..... StAMAZINB..:".. llAltPKR'S BAZAR t The THIIEE above puhiiorttiena.^,,.,. 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Address, JtlARl'JtUi d- BltOTHERS, O. C. COtBY, AT HIS TWO T:. is now Offering the Largest Lii>e^|€ Our stock is complete and comprises everything usually'kept in a First Class E^rdwsiro Storo> Our store is crammed full of Biirsrains and we offer the^best and most goods for the lea^t money of any one in the business. WK INTEND TO KNOCK THE BOTTOM OUT OF HIGH PRICKS IN BARB WIRE. The Best Barb Wiî in the Market jit 9 ct». per Pound,, JgF Call and see us and Jearn that we mean business. Store in klcHenry, Opposite Bishop's Mill. AtXundain Palmer's Store. BUY YOUR , Ms, Oils, etc. OF GEORGE W. BESLEY, Whose Store can'lie found oft the West Side, yrheae everything (his line can be fouud, Fresh and Pure. ( in Rvor broujfht to McHenrv poiintv, nmonsr which can l»e found th« Roniif»r f<i'wrv. Prinrps# fjibniry, Hnrris»An Smith Safety Lamp and n fiiio line of Urm'kpt and (land Lamps, of every description which will tie s?o1d at prices that <!jfy competition. 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