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i fefwir' m & ; •KTS-T ^ : P% fetj •' - •; lv lit W • • ^if'vV '^4Vs -• •^>'V ,-Vc;' hJ Hi:- t'^r JM" Crr. kV<? • 0£'. .Hires under tho *bov» head 1»» the Ladies of the W. 0. T. U. AW Claim* mo jmit or credit Cor m-. Th* Lovfd Temperance Legion will nieet at the new City Hall oaA Friday afternoon at 4 o'clock. ,:A • * The Holy Name. '•"" ̂ An Arab, it l« said, will not pass by aJ bit of paper because the name of wod may be written upon it. Dr. Robinson tells ns that he once saw his dragoman pick up a pirn? of soiled paper, look it over carefully, and then fold and put it away. Pr. Robinson had seen that the paper was blank, and very naturally wondered why it should be preserved. "Why do you keep that paper? " asked Iws. "The name of (Jod is not upon it. "No," stud the dragoman, "but it may be some day." . Perhaps we smite at this, but there is a lesson in it for us. Do you see that poor drunkard? What a poor, battered, bruised sight) How far away trom manhood he looks to be! Hark ! some boys are jeering at him. They run after him, calling him names and mocking qim as boys know how to do, Tt does not seem as though the name of God were written upon him, but it may be some day. Just such lost men have been found, clothed and in their right mind, sitting at the feet of Jesus. How ashamed you would be some day in heaven to meet one whom you had mocked on earth because of his sin! > Let us learn to hold the Holy Name in, loving reverenee. Wherever we find it written let us welcome it. And whenever we see a human being upon whom it may one day be written, let us treat him with nepfet. , • B« Courteous Boys. Strait him as well as he treats me," said Hal. His mother had just reproached him because he did not attempt to amuse or entertain a boy friend who had gone home. "I often go in there and he doesn't notice me." said Hal again. ' 1 "Do you enjoy that? "O, I don't mind! I don't stftT long." "1 should call myself a very selfish per­ son if friends came to see me, and I should pay no attention to them." "Well, that's different; you're grown up." "Then you really think that politeness and courtesy are not needed among boys?" * Hal, thus pressed, said he didn't ex­ actly mean that; but his father, who had listened, now spoke: "A boy or man who measures his treat­ ment of others by their treatment of him has no character of his own. He will never be kind, or generous, or Christian. If he is ever to be a gentleman, he will be so in spite of the boorishnesa of others. If he is to be noble, no other boy's mean­ ness will change his nature./' And very earnestly the father added; "Remember this, my boy; You lower your own self evert* time you are guilty of anunworthy action because some one else is. Be true to your best self and no boy can drag you down."--Selected, In the treatment of flight ailments' would save a vas^ amount of sicknesi and misery. One of Ayer's Pills, takeifc after dinner, will assist Digestion ; takeik at night, will relieve , Constipation | ; taken at any time, will correct irregui larities of the Stomach and Bowelfj, stimulate the Liver, and euro Sick Headache. Ayer'a Pills, as all knovr who use them, are a mild cathartic, pleasant to take, and always prompt and satisfactory in their results. *'I can recommend Ayer's Pills abovf all others, having long proved theii value as a .y-u , Cathartic# for myself and family."--J. T. Hesa, Leithsville, Pa. J* *' Ayer's Pills have been In nse in my family upwards of twenty years, ana have completely verified all that it^ claimed for them."--Thomas F. Adams, San Diego, Texas. "T have used Ayer's Pills In my fami­ ly for seven or eight years. Whenever 1 have an attack of headache, to which * am very subject, X take a dose of Ayer • Pills and am always promptly relieved. I find them equally beneficial in colds ; and, in my family, they 'are used for bilious complaints and other disturlv ances with such good effect that we rare» ]y, if ever, have to call a physician." H Von!Heme. Hotel Voulliemfi, San* toga Springs, N. Y. * Ipiff© \iw* . "4,.; fir, V> % <1,4 f SPRING AND SUMMER les in * 4' -r'/'V <| -Jtr.ST OI'KXED AT Waueonda Clothing Store VV GSw Mcllenry. I AntiuipHt.iiisr a large Sprinsr and Summer Trade, 1 have added to my stock all the l itest styles m M * - ? -4 <• VV-f- o:.;fp- * -V; .'•y. - \ »•" . h * \ 1 Clothing. Boots and Shoe# Hats, Caps, Oents |>miish|r||! PREPARED BY - ^ Or. 4. C. Ayer & Co., Lowell, Mas#. Sold toy all Dealers in Medicine, jjs^ ? AlODKSMt 12 CABINETS, And a Portrait for $5.00. C. H. HANCHETT, THE RICHMOND* Will from this date to Jone 1st, 1889, give 12 Gabinet Photos an a a 16x20 Permanent J ho to Criyon Portrait FOR *5 ; V • This i3 the greatest offer ever made to the people of McHenrV County. Our work is first class in every respect, samples of whi'.h can be seen at our Gallery. Remember this offer only holds good until June 1st, 1S89, so avail yourselves, of this rare opportunity to secure fine pictures at a nominal cost, Call ant see our vcoik anrt satisfy yourself that this is the greatest offer ever made in this county. (A H. HANCHETT, Photo Artist. 4r ML JSLLIOT. Crayon Artirt. o« Ji Wit Mi RICHMOND. ILLINOIS, < •K, A fall line of Clotbi, of the latest styles •ad patterns always on hand. SINGLE GARMENTS, OR FULL SUITS,. Made on short notice aad a fit guaranteed* M. V. B SPAULDiNG, Rlngwood, Illinois, •' '1 Family Groceries, Hty Goods ard att new and freah a«d will be sold as low as the same quality of Goods can be bought anywhere. th* Beit Brands of Floor. Constantly oe KiiRS* : itjiiiiiltiiiiiirt ' From oar experience and practical knowl­ edge of '.he tmsiness we are confident we can •tease the most faatidious, and respeetfally mvlte all la want of Clothing of any kind to give me a calL ZTrleea as low a« the same quality of goods ean be purchased anywhere. 'Siehmood, October 15th, 1888. fjliilVig'fi! »ABMT.lgg IS THE COMING FENCE MEAT MARKET. 1 also have in connection a Meat Market, where can always be found Fresh, Salt, and 8moked Meats, etc. Early in the season 1 j shall run a Delivery Wagon and supidy Cus­ tomers with lresh Meats regularly on stated days. u*ll and see me and I am sure I can please gou both to quality and price of all articles V. B SPAULDING. Biagwocd. April 1st, 1B9P. ' ^ i+A A„«£ ; Ijttis much wor*ea«UT seen by stock than ordinary barb wire, there being more than s * pwice the visible surface presented to the i Jye® of etock by this wire than by the twisted '>• /-_• aarb wire, thereby obviating much of the • •anger °f etock running against this fence. : Jnonla such a thing by any means occur the fpntact would be harmless. Have been using ffi.- ' » »e p»st year and am satisfied that it will m?:• . jura stock as well as any barb wire, and I &"V#"01'Id be glad to sell every pound of barb J'-'-.vJf1,10 *hat I have got on my place at one-half c*s > -rWlce I» fact judging from the damage that fe ^ve had done to stock in the last three fe i,par?\ 1 think I would be the gainer it 1 fci Wire 11 awa^n<t r«place it with Spar .. 0o..5?°? want a fence that is stronger than ,T?y hard-twisted barb wire, giving the full •<& °' two wir«s and yet will go ten P®fltteen per cent, farther for same number !p*»'a7 poniids than any of the four point barb ' ' °v.70u a fence that yon and your , .•^»«miS?upo11 torllnefoncln«and «„P2lyou want R fence that has been proven iajT *^ted?y user810 all the merits we have / J^Pj°S wiU find st for sale at B. Gilberts, ^ ^UiBfiIenry,2T atJmy farm» ^ miles West McHenry, on Woodstock road. SAMUEL SHERMAN. Also agent for Bi (Had Corn, cob am Gffent Feed Mill which all v, J. Serbian* J. J- Barbian BARBIAN BROS. Wholesale and Betail - DEALERS IN FINE g^GARS, McHENR Y ILLINOl&mm Having'leased the brick building (one' door South of the post office, we have opened a retail store, where, at all times can be found fine cigars of our own mnnufacture, together with smoking and chewing tobacco of the | best brands. P1F1S A SPECIALTY, We have a very large assortment and Some! •ery handsome ostf~.es. US.' McHenry, November 13th,i ' ' L E f k D i M ^ 5CENT CJIO-AJEtll In McHerry Co. Call tot thfem. W A N T E D ? L E S I E N toeanvass for the si!e of Nursery Stock. A fall line of leading: specialties, SALAPY AND EXPENSES paid to eucces"rn fmen. mo experience necessary. Write for terms, atattaf age. < Mention this paper, i C. L. Dyspepsia canses depraved blood, which, in time, affects every organ and function of the body. As a remedy for these troubles, nothing can approach Ayer's Sarsaparilla. It vitalizes the blood, strengthens the stomal, and correeta all aieordere o! the liver and Wdi^ya. CHiC^ g * < ^prinjv Opening of Millinery, at Mrs'. MaimanVv Waucouda. Tho latest styles in Spring and Summer Hats and Trimmings ate now meludtttlin my btock. Hats made and trimmed to order. S * S I r S Q OPPOSITE BISHOP'S HILL. O e g - B ' ® CfQ Pi #*< - j-; • g g - g i s - t f B g . c n ! g, S S . Q S McHEiVRY, f '--d <• ' vi jiXmoia <!~M-PgAI.ER IS THERE WAS A/oV^4 PERSo/J NM\tD H°P£, y/fO&lpWOTHlNG fiMT ANDMoPE; HER WoRK A& BEH IM^> itMA/7 Am(jeo her MIND, » TILL owE/ioRUNC IN AVty i1 THE NEIGHBORS DID Sty* CI iJfe'"" ANO yov/R. TROUBLES Will van ISH \swRt A5 B//1A0KAWAy t* rr-> V & '*<?> as A, t ^ H- sJ "5 -• , .» i-a v Dealer m '••mm HARDWARE, r.\ .1 i" .4 Stoves, Tin. Copper and iSheet-lroit ^faro* 4^ "" Vi - ^ . ,* i Purchased for Cash, ail of which will be sold as low as the market I AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS, jiriu a<^i%3pd furnish Jwst Cta Including the Moline Plows, G-esloj* Sulffy Plows, Orvis Plows, Stoddard Seeders, Dis& Harrows, Drags, and in short everything in the Farming Tool line, which will be sold at Bottom Figures. B ^ go , WWLl* LIKK Of ; GARLAND AND OTHER KINDS. ill and see our Gasolene Stoves. GLASS OF ALL SIZES CONSTANTLY ON HANS. "B, 4. ,i >1 ' CD OQ -AT BOTTOM PRICES AND oa vi i--• ^ m x G> o P O ® i--• ts S CO ^ Q. ® S - 3 CD . v , . ^ Xn the Market, at Bottom Prioe». JOBEIira A£TD KBPAIRISTa Will be done on short notice and Satisfaction 0uaranteeil* A McHenry, 111., October 1st, 1888. JACOB BONILITT. O t?1 hj (I> r» ® S M os ?o P c+ W CD WAUGONDA, ILLINOIS. C Q g o ^ o g - p G R E A T B A R G A I N S CD P< ^ P - S In all kinds of Goods. We mean business and will give you Low [fer Prices than ever before offered in Lakie County. SO s» o . B -OUR STOCK OWmm-. ft CO <+ P PB CD o o a CD c* CD Was never more complete than now. Call and get our Prices before purchasing elsewhere. Special inducements for Cash Buy ers in sumsk&om II up. Vv Will be done on short notice and Satisfaction Guaranteed. A specialty of Hutter Factory work. A shares of public patronage ' " * 'J W. f, STEVENS, WHAT'S THE MATTER WITH | ALTHOTF BROTHERS 01 They're All Bightl .? And havejust received a large stock ot To which they invite your especial attention, They have com" ^ menced this year with increasing trade. They have tried to do Business on Business Principles and have succeeded. , ' ' ^ Bm Pdc# to All. . . Ilw But of Srwytidngl "A clean and attractive store and everybody welcome,"--4a our motto. v ? Give us your trade and we will try and merit it. {Jail and sot our new stock of Dress Goods. 0*3 P CD |zr CD COLDINC s9"Hlgho«t Markot Prloo paid fox* Farm Produce. a t J L I A A MeHEKIlY, -DEALER S T E V E N S 1 , 'M r y j v A FULL LINE OF----.> •.• •; '• Omgs, Chemicals, D71 Siiis, Faints, Oils aad Colon. Constantly on hand Also a lairge tine of Patent M edicines, Tol et Artices, . & - • - . -- • W-AKi) COMPLETE STOCK OF--^ Fitzsimmons & Henderson, West McHenry; J. W. Cristy & Son, Ring wood. - - *'-J. . :r'j : - 111. The finest lime of Whitewash and Paint BrusheH in town at Besley's West Side | i Drug Store. « MILLER. $•-#" , r ' •? m -< i ' ./ V ( . u >«< * ^ h *' ^ West McHenry. STATIONARY & DRUGGISTS SUNDRIES. Physicians JE*resoription^ Carefnlly and accuratey compounded by a Begistered Pharma­ cist. Your patronage is respectfully solicited. ' "* fit „ ̂ ' 11 ̂* ' 2 ,v ' - •••• i &..XI JUUA A. STORY. McHeury, March 12th, 1889. -DEALER Drugs and Uediciaes, PAINTS, OILS. f--rPDBB---- FO«' MEDIOAti \u^, . Alio Bottled Ale and Porter for Medical use. . . . f ' *'ni The best brands of Cigars and Smofeing and Che Wfiig ^ always on hand. ' * «;p * PHYSICIAN'S PRESCRIPTIONS, Carefully Compounded, Give me a c§ll. G.*W» McHenry,JPecember 28th, 1$S7. ̂ A"*,', " A >u £-