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WINER,S
Canadian Vermifuge.

Ehe remedy to whieh we would call the atten-
tian OF the public, is one which has p.esed sue
cessiui for some time and IL is universally n
knowiedgrd By all who have tried ia, be far sl
lierlof 10 any other medicine ever employed in
diseases for which il is recommended. II not on
ly destroys worms and inyigoratss ths whole sys-
tenn, but il dissolyes and carries of the sapera-
bundant slime or nlucus, prev alen in tbs ston.
ach and bowels Of children, more especially those
in had health. The mucous forms the bed or resl
IN which worms produce tioir young, aud By re-
moving Il, it is impossible sor worms TO emai,, in
the body II is harmless in its effects OF, the sys-
TEN, and the health OF the person is always inn
proved by lis use, even When no worms are dis
covered.
It win be seen by The following statement that
Mr., McCord had, previous to using t.Winer's
Canaii m Vfrmifuge,n resorted 10 various prep
aratIons recommended for --prms, witl,out aas
sdvaptage-this of ITSELF is sufficient 10 The su re-
toe " of This preparation all others fur sim
liar purposes
Rrooklyn, January 18th, 1916
Messr5. John Winner and ('o-SIRs: | am hap
Ply 10 have it in my power TO bear testimony OF
the good fleets attending the use OF your Cune,ii-
an Veraiifnge.
Ny child ~ two years of age, hal beon IN for
some seven months, and had finally become so
emaelated, that We dispaired OF its recovery
Surprising the cause nI its sickness was worms,
we gave her various medicines recommended in
such cases, but they produced no beneficial ef-
fests. W e had given h'r up as past recover,
when we were ,unmended by friend, vino
had heard of your medicine, TO give il trinI--
We lid Sd without any expectation of its being
sefvic able. ant great jay aud surprise, af-
ter she nd taken doses, AMI six onlj she be
gan sfafual!y To- recover, and ia in better
health than he has ht Ell for ten mo:ths
can now recommend your s'Canadian YER
mifuse" with the greatest confidence, anl as
friend To the young portion of the human family,
who suffer from worms. ] am glad tobs able to
give such decided confidence il the success of
your medicine, and willing on sh, uld refer
TO me any persons who may have doubts on this
point Yours, truly,
GILES McCORD
The ''canadian Vernifuge'' is oaly 25 cents
per bottle and is much plessan,er than any in
use. Prepared only ny John Wiler & &C., 81
Maiden Lane, N. Y. Sold BIZ GlIAS CUE
MEN I, agent for Joliet; also by L. NJ. BOYCE,
agent for Chicago.
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CLEMENS INDIAN TONIC.
lnfaliible cure for Chills OF
sAGeSP IT FPEer.

~ 10
Aud Sure Remedy for Bilious, Remit
tent and Other FeDers.
This Inyaluble Medicine is purely ven
eiable.
ME ,inexP implied success of thIstruiy unTi.
II. vatted Tonic, in curing in few hours where
all other remedies have failed. and that too. in
cases offrom six months to ten years Standing
warrants the assertion, that IL taken according 70
the directions, il is ihfaiibie A long iist Of
certificates in proof itsinfallbility, might be adj
ded; bur thuss uponth wrapper are deemed suf.
6cient.
IL not in the least nauseaiing. nor does il
operate upon the bowels; but IFS salufary action
upon the whole y stem is so charming. that every
one y highly delighted al their speedy recovery
health Such a remedy, the nfsicfed have long
been IN want OF: one that cures speedily and per-
iranenily whore the usual caution To impro5e-
exposure is observed
u From the great popularity Of this medi-
slne, many limitations protesting to be GLEN
Ems IN OI AN TON &c are afluxt There fore
pc sure 70 ask for that prepared by Go. w.
Ht1GSEs Nashville Fen.lsssee, who is sole pro
prietor 81 s. ..
CAUTfON MT O. pa esent fraud observe upon
me dlFeeIi9ns upon The bottle, the written sigma
xsre Of Geo. w. House. Also moulded in the
bolt . an Indian, with the~words aCIemene; In
dian Tonic prepared hy Geo. w. House - All
others are c0unIerfeif
For sale BY George II. Woodruff, Joliet. 10
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DIR S5I SIINNESy
IN3a5z!l 81 { Pill 81
And Vegetable Tonic and Restorative
Bitters,

A RE acknowledged by the hundreds aud thou
~ sands who are using them, TO be not only
the most mild and pleasan; IN their operaIion, but
the most perfectly innocent, safe, and efficient
medicines ever offered to the public. Those " ho
once make trial of these pills and biiiers, never
afterwards feel wiling to be without them, which
is sufficient proof of their good qualities.
In the South, where bilious disorders are go
prevalent, these medicines annually save thou-
sands Of lives. They are known wherever the
medical art is praciised, abroad as we'll as at
home; but the Sontl, especially has been the
grand field OF their triumph, and though freq tent
attempts have been made to supercede them, by
persons whose experience should have restrained
them from tamperirg with human life, Spencer's
pills re main as heretofore, tbs popular medicine
OF the south and west. 1t seems indeeu as II ey-
cry attempt at rivalship only served TO enhance
their reputation, TO increase the vast demand
which has compelled the proprietor 10 double the
capacity Of his establishment, in order 10 afford
the requisite supply. True science, however ig-
norarce and capidity may asznil its inventions,
will carry the day last; and for this reason the
medicines of DrsSpencer being the result of phil
osophcal research and Universally acknowledged
medical skill, will aaintain their position in the
public favor as long as disease exists, and htalih
is considered b'essil G.
In all diseases OF the Ever, somach, and intes-
tines, Spsneef's pills and bitIers are the only reli
Sble preparation. They clense the system OF its
impurities, give strength and tone TO all the ma
catnery of digestion, promote healthy secreiions,
purify the blood, cure dyspepsia ADD bilious com
plants of every form aud character, anil, as a
mild yet searching catiartie. these pifIsare admit
ted by the profession 10 have no competIior in
the whole range Of medical science. sol
Pills 25cts. per box: Btlers 81 per bottle.
Sold by BRowN & Co., Joiiet; and w. S.
MYEts s. IInckport EfsateH 80
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FEVER & AGUE
Cured for. 80 Gents,

Or. SHEMAN'S FEyER & AGUE Log
ENEES, which are unrivalled in the cure OF this
listressingiisease, are now offered 70 the pubIic
At the low price OF FIFTY Cents per Bog
They have been used in ttousandso Of cases, within
ihe'last three years in Illinois and Iowa. and
rarely. If erer. failed in curing the disease. Be-
sides which, the disease iei NOT returns If The di
reciions are followed.
o. The above medicines are for sale by
". H De,nmond, 1ottet.
+ Bush, Loekport: WIN. Grinton, Pgaiafeid
JoiieI, Sept. rs, l845. v3nI4 ~
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VERSUS.
S 4 n S A P 4 r Il L A

THIS MEDICINE has acquired an extended
aud established celebrity throughout the country,
which has been sustained by its virtues and cfh-
cacy alone, as remedy for
SCROFUIIA, or Kings Evil,
ULCERATED SORE THROAT,
Long -standiru RHEUMATIC Affections,
Diseases of the SKIN, White SweIlings,
Diseases of the BONES, all UIcerotls Cases,
SYPHILITIC & MERCURIAL Diseases,
Affections of the Liver; DYSPEPSIA:
COSTEVENESS; all CHRONIC s. NER-
VOUS Complaints, occurring in debitated and
cachectc constitutions:
Diseases caused by an IMPURE State of the
BLOOD:
Over SYPHILIS, aud those very dsagrceable
Affections resulting tlerefrom. and which have
Sold6y CHAS. CLEMENT, agent f.
Chicago.
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KM Chfy1eceru.

1t appearing by afhdavit fled in this cause.
that the said defendant is not a resident of me
State Of llinyis-1Notice is therefore hereby given
TO the said he endant, that dill lnr divorce has
been hled against her in the Clerks O.ice of said
Court BY the said complainant, and that a sum
mons has been issued thereon, and that 1nless she,
he said oe .dant shall, oe aud arpeaI before the
Circuit Court OF said will county, 10 be neid al
the Count House. in Joliet on the second Monday
atter the fourth Monday of September next, and
answers the said complainants bill of Complaint,
the same will be taken as &C nfesset. against her.
and decree entered accordingly.
VIM. SMITH, Clerk
LOOP K HAwLEY, Soils for complainant.
August 4th 1876.
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heretofore been considered incurable, such as VI.
Gers Of the Larynx, Throat, Nose, Nodes, &e.-
The sARCANUM EXTRACT is complete
Antidote to the serious Evils produced by the inIa.
dicious Use Of MERCURY. As a SPRING and
FALL PURIFIER il cannot b surpassed, work.
ing its way through the system with silent and
effective force
Cleansing the BLOOD:
Removing DYSPEPTIC INFLUENCES
Soothing the NERVES;
Removing INTERNAL. Destinations end Dis-
eases that would Otherwise cause injury 70 the
LIVER and LUNGS.
Persons whose Constitutions are broken down
BY the use of MERCURY, ARSENIC, Bark, or
QUININE, and any who are suffering from
DISEASED LIVER, or an injudiciolIs treatment
OF any Of the above Diseases should use the AR
CANUM EXTRACT without delay.
In complicated cases Of ScROFULA and
SYPHILIS, and in cases WHERE the SyphiIitic
Virus of the Parent causes deveiopenIeut Of
ScroruIa in the Child, tiIjs Is I'll Z ONLY REM
EDY upon which reasonable hope OF Recovery
eau be founded.
In numerous instances, also, where ueeraIion
had laid bare both Iigament and bone, and where,
TO all appearance, NO human means but anputa
ton could have saved life, Patients have b~en
sua;ched fran the grave aud rsstorri 20 healih,
the deyouring disease being completely eradicated
by the use Of this inestimable Extract ~
The Proprietors OF the ARC ANUM EXTRACT
lsave had this Medicine used in all the above Dis.
eases with the most gratifying Results In using
the Medicine neither Business or Pleasure need b.
interrupted, requiring only the usual restraint Of
moderation in diet, and Is equally applicable and
efficacious TO the infant as well as the adult,
#.s Pamphlets, giving Description for what
the ARCANUM EXTRACT is applicable, with
observations ON Insensible Pespiration, and q
Treatise on Diseases in general, accompany each
Bottle. Agents are supplied with the above pam.
plIIcts for gratuitous Circulation. -5
The ARC ANUM EXTRACT is pre-
pared by JOHN WINER, Hamilton, Canads
West, and JOHN tWINER d Co., 50 Maidss
Lane, New York, Sole Propretors s
PRICE-ONE DOLLAR PER BOTTLE.
Joliet; also BY L. VI. B0YCE. agent for
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GILES McCORD.
DR.. HULL'S
IglIIH: IIsE7ayla3S|

ARE now ackno yledged by the Facnl y to be
the mos, scientific and successful preparation ev.
discovered for the relief of coughs, colds, co
sumptiens, asthma, whvoping cough, caiarrh,
tishtness of the lanss or chest, brnrch;tis, and
similar pulmonary affections They are made
from the most valuable expeciorart or cough med
icires, and are undoubtedly superior everything
in use for those complaints.
Sold by BRowN q Co., Jolie:; w. S. MYERS,
LockpoTt.
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DIR. HULL,s
w rim ] Oh Elsyl

ehildrsn win cry for Dr. fiull,s Worm LOzen-
ses. Vnly read what this nedieine has done.
9oikyilIe, Gibson CO., Tenn Dec. q, 1879
IT, y. Huii.-Some months since ycur n
large supply Of our Worra ave
sold ailout, and could have sold three lines Is
!, more, had lbeen supplied To thai amount.
hope you viii instruct your agent 10 leave q
mnsn greater supply when he comes this way n
gam Their use m my family has beea Of great
dement,. Edward McCorcle, Esq gase come to
a enild tauF years old, and the first dose bro,sht
away between thirty and fnft5sFurnls. Mr. Wiz
liam bic Daniel had s.child .shosn The physicians
pTonour,ed inearahIe, and sa id II wclld die, but
The child was cured By using DR.. HulPs Worm
i.ozefges- Y ouss, truly,
STEPHEN LDKIK.
Price IS cents per box. For sale BY Baowx
Co, Joliet; and w S. Mrkks, Lor kport
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PoTATO FnoUR.-r A late nulnber ofthe
Marx Lane Express, I.ondon1 contains
IA interesting account of the udvnntages
likely TO accrue TO the poor in Ireland and
Great Britain, from the manufacture Of
a. dry potatoe flour, which contains not on.
- " the starch, but all the ingredients Of the
-. tuber, except its skin or cuticle. The
potatoes are washed, sliced, dried thor.
oughly, ground, and sified through bolt
seive. 100 lbs potatoes yield from 81 to
3Olbs. Of -four. This article Is said to
be SO per cent more nutritious for man or
beast than superfne wheat flower Ii
feTments with yeast flower, and makes
fair bread. Experiments have been made
which show that given surface Of land
cultivated in potatoes will yield four times
more -four from this crop than can be OBJ.
tanned from crop Of wheat.
Il is not stated how we'll or long pota.
TO -four will keep; probably as long as any
other, for the vegetable matter is kiln
dried. BY this operation, all danger from
roiting is removed, and that most valuable
-S s root rubber can be preserved like wheat
a.essE or beans for an indefinite period Il is
Aaa TO be hoped, for the sake of the millions
2 'e@ almost wholly dependent on potatoes for
sustenance, that there will DC no draw.
back on the value ofthe discovery. /.
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Il ~ a. Is
- POTATO RoT.--At a meeting of the
Farmers Club held on Tuesday, the Sec.
les rotary read paper drawn up by Mr.. Coz.
gems, in which he gives a sketch of some
visits to thepotato fields on Long Island.
and IN New Jersey, He found the pota.
TO almost every whore suffering more or
less from the rot The opinion seem. IN
be general that the disease is iuberant
natural decay for which there il M "a nm
edyi and that we must obtain new yarie.
ues OF potatoes if we would be well provi.
0eo with that important vegetable. In
Its, the fayorite, and almost the only no..
iaio in Bear Washington Market in
- tnls city was the peach, or round red DO.
IS iato, brought from New Jersey; this was
then dry and nealy: Il soon degenc rated,
h&a nowevera hecame wet. soggy, and unfit
lIssl. % eaa. Its place was supplied with the
Enghsh white potato, which was then
rs Drought from Connecticut. In a few
= years these became heavy, bitter and poi.
soAous. Next came the fox potato. which
-ss9 degeneratod in the same manner. and
gave way to the blue noses. which. in
their turn, made room for the famous mink
eyes. Tho latter were remarkably good.
- but partly from degeneracy, and partly
from their small yield, they were aban.
sdoned for the prolific Mercer potato, which
has now been cultivated about eleven
years and for the last thrse years has been
rapidly dsteFiorating. AIlthese varieties
= nave been run through in East New, Jer-
ssN since 1773. Olher varieties have
Dsen cultivated in the interior Off the State
but not in extensive quantities. Farmers
aFs anxicusly inquiring where thew shall
get seed for the new var;et;es S ThA
= balls. once 50 plenty on tie vines ana ~
from the seeds Of which , 49,.
i semetimps raised, have almost sS,;rals,
disappeared EThe present dsssr .,... -
potato disease has spread even = ~ :
Gapo ofGood Hope. The veeat eat e n; s,s
tyHow Il 10 get new and healthy var;el;ss,
8 NJ Y Eueping Poss. :
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.ss
INFLUENCE OF ImAGISATIoN.--Many
years ago celebrated physician, author
OF an excellent work on the effects Of the
imagination, wished to combine theory
- with practice, in Observation-Disclosures
OF his propositions. To this end, he bee.
ged the minister of Justice to allow him
70 try an experiment on criminal con.
demned to death. The minister corYsen.
ted, and delivered to him an assassin Of
distinguished rank. Our Swans sought
the culPrit, and thus addressed him: ..Sir.
several persons who are interested in your
family, have prevailed on the Judge not 10
require OF you to mount the scaffold. and
expose yourself to the gaze of the multi.
@ tude. He has therefore commuted your
sentence. and sanctions your being bled
to death within the precincts your pris.
on; your dissolution will be gradual and
free from pain" j
The criminal submitted to his fate; he
thought HE familylwould be less diseraccd
and considered it a favor not 10 be com.
PEELED to walk to the place of public exc.
80 cutlon. lie was conducted to the aoDoin.
~ 4 ted room, where. every preparation was
rs made beforehand; his eyes were bandaged
-. ne was strapped to table; and, at pre-.
concerted signal four of his veins were
Prlcked with the point ola pin. AT each
corner ofthe table was small fountain of
water, so contrived as to flow gently into
$3.50 basins preparedto receive it. The patient
sae believing that il was blood he heard drop.
bsse ping gradually became weak;and the con.
- ersation If the doctors, in an unJertone
confirmed him this opinion.
"What fine blood?' said one. "What
pity this man should be condemned 10
die! he wonld have lived long time.n
49, Hush saidthe other; then approach.
ing the first, he asked him in low voice.
but so as to be heard by the criminal
"How many pounds OF blood are there in
4 the human bodyp
Twenty.four. You see ALREADY about
ca ten pounds extracted; the man is now in a
helpless state" 'a
The physicians then receded by de.
SEES grees, and continued to lower their voices.
-p The stiffness which reigned in the !.
PaFtment, broken only by the dripping
fountains, the sound Of which was also
gradually lessened, so affected the brain
,lasl0 Of tho poor patient, that although q man Of
very strong constitution, he tainted and
m died, without having LOST one drop Of
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JEDDlAH WooLLEY JR.,
SURVEYOR AND AGENCY OFFIcE.
cmrcAGo srKEeL. JoI,Fr N,

CHICAGO Street, JOLIET, ILL.
Will attead to Surveying or giving descriptions
Of Land or Fown lotsin Will, Kendall, Grundy.
or La-Salle counties o all chose who shailfavor
him wssh a call;and will have at ali times on
hand Maps ofthe above counties, with co,rec,
deiineations Of Timber and Prairie and Streams.
with falls ofwater whereverthey occur, either m
the Des Plaines, Ou Page, Ktnkakee, or Illinois
rivers; ond also the principal Roads: together
18th representation Of tbs Illinois & Michigan
Canal. -,
The experience Mr.. Wooiiey hasshsd as Sur.
voyor in tbs above counties in the last ffteen
years VII warrant him. III saying that he car
givS general satisfaction.
In all cases his charges will be reasons BILE.
and prompt in his attention to business His
Office neatly opposite the Eagle Tavern.
Refsrenees.
HOY rur A
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/
STEREoTvpING.-Th This art consists in
the preparation ofmefallic plates with IA
ces in exact imitation Of wood eagrasings
or forms oftypes, for the purpose Of letter.
press printing, when more copies or im.
pressioIs are wanted than can be produ.
ced BY the original types or engraving.
or form Of types, is placed in q horizontal
position with the face up, and enclosed
by strips or pieces Of metallic plate; II is
then brushed over with linseed oil, and
fresh mixture Of fine calcined plaster Of
Paris with water. is poured upon the face,
to the depth of half an inch or more, &C.
cording TO the size of the form or cngra-
wing. The better to ensure the perfect
filling of all the lines and inters.ices by
the plaster, q small quantity ofthe mixture
may be brushed over the face with soft
brush land the rest must be poured on i'm.
mediaiely before the first coat becomes
hard or set. This plaster, which has the
consisience of cream al first, immediate.
ly becomes solid, and in few minutes is
taken of from the engraving or types.
and is put into an oven, or iron box and
subjected to a moderate heat till it is dry.
> z
This plasteT. cast is then enclosed in an
non box, and so adjusted that its face may
be parallel to, and about onc.eightis of an
inch distant from one of the iron surla-,
ces ofthe box. The iron box is then i'm.
inersed IN a vessel otmeIted metal. com.
posed oftwenty parts of lead with two of
antimony and one Of Tin. The box with
the mould is immersed eDdwise, and bay.
ing apertures at the top and bottom, and
being allowed TO remain several minutes
The metal fills all tho minute interstices
Of the plaster mould. The aperture or
gateway atthe bottom then being closed
by an arrangement for that purpose, the
box is Withdrawn and Suffered to cool
This new metallic plate is then trim
med, spared, and attached by screws 10 a
block OF wood. Of the proper thickness 10
raise the plate type high, when ills ready
for use: and if the process is we'll man.
aged, the new plate will give as delicate
impressions on paper as the original type
or engravings. Hseveral metallic casts
arc TO be taken from one plaster mould,
the latter may be rendered hard, firm,
and durable by dipping it in iinseed oil
and baking it till the oil is thoroughly dry
repeating the operation till the mould
is saturated and perfectly dried.
Mr.. KIRKHAM, the distinguished gram.
marian, was found in an old distillery, ON
the I'd instant, in the last agonies of de-
ltriam tremons. He died about five min.
utes after he had been discovered by the
passers by. How have the mighty fal.
ien!-H Hickman Ky Standard
Clerical VITA distinguished cler-
gyman, few weeks since, being reques.
ted, in one of our churhes, TO open the
services with prayer, but not having been
invited to preach, declined. saying that
'ifhis friend was going to do the moving
he might whet own scythe!'-Iirror.
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NuM Elastic and Web Braces, by the aoz ,
~ ocpair, from a fip to 75cts. at the Stone
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CLERICAL VITA distinguished cler-
gyman, few weeks since, being reques.
ted, in one of our churhes, to open the
services with prayer, but not having been
invited to preach, declined, saying that
''ifhis friend was going to do the moving
he might whet own scythe!" Mirror.
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Mr.. KIRKHAM, the distinguished gram.
marian, was found in an old distillery, ON
the I'd instant, in the last agonies of de.
triUm tremons. He died about five min.
utes after he had been discovered by the
passers by. How have the mighty fal
leni- Hickman, Ky Standard.
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a Choice lot Young tyson, G1lipowdeg I no
n Imperial Tea ~ Matiesonss
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EYtFTY lbs AIarshaii's patient Linen Thread
for sale By epouad. al Mattesa!ss.
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k0 Pairs BUCK GLOVES and Mi.,sns a,
~ at howe'ssat bargain.
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4 aaES' sH0VELs For sale at Lowe,s Cheap
n Store. ss< =