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No Bemad wl ft pood and A lesson may be taken from the J. M. GLASNER, The Old Reliable Clothier and Dry Goods BELriDEJZE, JLLlMOfS TUESDAY, OOT. 23, 1C33. Dealer, North Belvidere, nas a FEW WORDS TO SAY to those desiring Bargains in Fall and Winter Good.

When I say I nave a urge stoca oi English and Domestic Cloths Which I will close out AT COST (my C-O-3-T, COST. Ever brought to Belvidere, at prices that will astonish you. ii The Ladies of Boone County are invited to inspect my Large Stock of 1 L0AB Before purchasing. A large line of LADIES' AND GENTS' UNDERWEAR CHEAPER THAN EVER. I seldom say much through the newspapers, but when I do I mean business.

system of seweiage in Pullman, m. The town lies en a flat prairie, sewers are built to empty into a sunken tank, from which the sewage is pumped through a twenty-inch main to a farm three miles away. The system cost the farm yields a profit of $8,. 500 a year. Gives the Soscifle all the Credit.

Alskt, Scott Nov. 21, 1883. I had been a sufferer from Hay Fevertbe past seven years. I obtained one bottle ot-your Hay Fever Specific, and began taking it according to directions about September 1, wblch was always my worst month, and am happy to state that id no Jos hour' i.leep or a day'i work leasonfrom the effect of IXay Fever. Thereloie, for about six weeks, I was.

Id a manner, useless every summer. I give the Specific credit for my good healtn last season. I derived an equal benefit from the use of the Pomade, In ease of Catarrh. I am myself again by the use of the Specific. I recommend your remedy everywhere.

Very respectfully, GEORGE V. DUNN, augl4-6m Justice of the Peace. Sold by E. Ransom. Belvidere.

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testimonials similar to above can be "shown. Beware of Counterfeits ana itatinni. See that the name blown in the bottle. Forsaleby i i SvS HPS General satisfactions HAxnvrox, Dec. 15, 1881.

Having been for eighteen years Managed with the drug business, we can tratnrouy ear, utai in in these years there has not been a medicine under the list of proprietary remedies that has had a more constant and steady sale, and with ss cood and general satisfaction as Dr. C. W. Temple's Compound Syrup of Hops and Boneeet, for the cure of coughs, colds, and chronic a9eo- tfcms ot ths lungs. Wm.

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Beeler, brother of Dr. a I Beeler. Is a graduate of a German pharmaceutical college oi excellence, hare hesnent two rears, and all the eenUemen named have, as practitioners and druggists, bad more than ample opportunities for observing the worth of popular remedies in pulmonary and Sold by 0. Bakbox, Belvidere. augl4-tim FRANK SMHJtT.

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REAL ESTATE, LOAN AND I AGENCY, Office Adelphi Hall South Side, BELVIDERE, ILL. We have recently entered Into Co-partnership In the above business and all brancbes connected with It, and are prepared with Increased facilities to attend to the Interests of our patrons. We are agents for the following Old and Bella bis Companies, all of which are well known to the Insuring public of Belvidere and vicinity, and with such a showing we hope to obtain our ghnre or ths buslaesi Assets. ATI of Hartford, Conn. $9.054.61 1 IRS.

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RUSH'S REGULATOR FOR HEART TROUBLE8. Wm. O. Osgoodby, the well known safe manu facturer of Buffalo, Philadelphia, Pittsburg, Newark, and Atlanta, says Omci or Osooodbt's Improved Safes, 17 S. Broad Street.

Atlanta, October 17th, 1881. Dr. Ruth' MtdietU Aoeiatim: Dear Dot-tor The three bottles "Dr. Bush's Regulator" I ordered were received by express last week. I have taken nearly one bottle, and am thoroughly satisfied with the result.

For over two rears 1 have been troubled with sharp pain at my heart My physician, upon examina tion, pronounced it enlargement or me nean, ana was unable to give ma any relief. The trouble grew worse until I had become convinced that I muld not be cured. While In New York City last week, I called upon one of the most prominent pDyslcuns mere, wno cnargea me zr ior an examination, and then recommended. your "Regu lator." knowing you to be a re (pilar Medical Association, and not a patent nudicine cheme. I ordered tbe three bottle.

1 have not been troubled sines I commenced taking It, but shall continue and taae tne entire tnree Domes, so a to ooiain a permanent cure. Ton nave my sincere man its 1 am, gentlemen, very respectfully, Wm. G. 06GOODBY. Dr.

Rush's "Regulator" has never fal.ed to give relief. Ir has been used successful 1 5 for years in subduing the most stubborn cases of heart difficulties. A positive cure for Enlargement, Palpitation. Fluttering and Fattr Demtneratloii of the Heart Price il.oo per bottle six for $5.00. Sold by druggists, or sent direct by dr.

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RHEUMATISM! lags Belief la AU Cases hy DR. RU8H'S BLOOD ROOT OIL Oftrwf 0 MhmmatUm in Two Hour. Buffalo, N. May 2, 1882. Dr.

JbuA's Medical Anociation GKMTLmK 1 hare been troubled with rneo matlam for two years. I tried all the best adver- osea oils ana nniroeais, ana many nrst ciats physicians without relief The last Dr. 1 visited recommended Dr. RrjKH's "Buon Root oil" i purchased a large boOle tor hfty eenta. and ap- puea iv in iwo noura i wu reiievea.

ana now I aa entirely well, lis eaeets are wonderful, and I baUeve tt the only thing In the world which will sure rheumatism. Truly yours. JOHN HCTCHTNSON, Buffalo, N. T. DR.

RUSH'S BLOOD ROOT OIL hat no equal la the world asa Liniment or On, It If a steqp, stave and ir external raoW-y for nan at east It nsver falls to cure RHEUMATISM, Neuralgia. Selatlaa, Loaihago, Backache. Soreness of ths Chest. Gout, vjulnsy. bore Throat, swvuuigi ua ckwwm, Durus aua General BodSy Paine.

Tooth. Kar and Headaebe. Proved Past sad Kara, sad aU other tains and Aches. tt la tmt nn in taM alzes. Prim Vft ri u.

BoU by druggists everywhere, or sent direct udoo mnlrc nf nriM tut Iml kraji'a -LT, ire Grand Arm Camp Fire at Boek-ford. A large delegation (about 45) from Huribut Poet, No. 165 of this city, went, on invitation, to Rockford last week Monday night to attend the Anniversary Camp Fire of NeviutPost of that city. Several other Posts of the Grand Army were also well represented, large numbers being present from Aurora, Capron, Marengo, Freeport, Pecatonica, and other places, and Nevius Post Hall wss on that occasion packed with about 600 old veterans of the ci vil war. The Rockford Post entertained their visiting comrades of the Grand Amy of the Republic with most generous hospitality, and all had a good time.

Speaking, frequent references to old camp life and army scenes, singing of army and patriotio songs, and recitations delivered by the numerous eloquent speakers present were kept up until a late hour. On behalf of Hurl-but Post Comrade Commander, C. B. Loop responded with happy remarks, and along about one o'clock in the morning Comrade W. W.

Wood was called to the stage and woke up the boys with some of his amusing anecdotes of the war and with a speech which was loudly applauded. Rations were served near midnight after which the exercises were continued with speaking or singing, until about 2 a. when the Belvidere and other Posts were escorted to the train going East The entertainment at the hall was continued for the benefit of Capron Post until 5 A. it, when they were escorted to their train. Captain Lawlerand comrades of Nevius Post are entitled to great praise and many thanks for the pleasing and successful manner in which they entertained their comrade guests.

Sewell Wheeler. Between 75 and 100 guests gathered at the residence of Mr. Lewis Wheeler, last Wednesday evening, the occasion being the ceremony which united his daughter, Clara with Mr. Won. Sew-eiifor w(h)eeler-er woe.

Rev. J. II. Coker tied the knot the bridal party standing in the arch of the bay window, under a floral bow and arrow. Con gratulations followed in the natural order of events, and the refreshments were disposed of in a manner showing they were fully appreciated.

Mr. and Mrs. Sewell have many friends in town and vicinity who wish them a life-long happiness. There was a fine display of presents, among which were the follow ing Pair of bracelets from groom. $200 in gold, Mr.

and Mrs. L. E. Wheeler $10 gold piece, Mr. and Mrs.

Isaac Sew-elL Clock. Mr. and Mrs. Frank SewelL Silver tea set First Baptist Society and rnenas. Picture, Mrs.

M. H. Hersey, jr. $5 Mrs. B.

Ames. IM-f Ulnm YTr mnA Urm VTKaaV er, Mr. and Mrs. J. E.

Moore, Mason City, Iowa. Album, Sadie Wheeler. $5 Mrs. Sheffield, Earlville, N. Y.

Pincushion and plate hand glass, Jessie Mudge, Chicago. Table cloth and napkins, Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Jo, Ames.

Hand-painted stand, Mr. and Mrs. A T. Ames. Work basket Walter and Lewis Wheel er.

Camp chair, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Wheel er. Mason City. Mantel.

Earl Ames. Pickle castor, Mrs. White and family. Silver batter dish, Mr. and Mrs.

S. Morse. Glass water set Jasper TofQemire, Jes sie Clevelond. Scrap book, Mrs. and Clara Sherman.

Pair rases. Miss Kate Hazlitt, Reck ford. Pair vases, Fu villa Jenner. Toilet bottle, A O. Welsher.Dee Moines Iowa.

Pin-cushion and tidy, Mrs. B. Ames. Napkins, Mr. and Mrs.

Geo. Humphrey OBITUARY. Died, at his residence in Belvidere, en Tuesday, Oct 18th, of dropsy of the heart, Asel Slafter, aged 73 yean, 7 months and is days. Mr. Slafter was born In Cambridge.

New York, Feb. 28th, 1810 married Oct 24th, 1833, and settled in Boone county in the fall of 1838. Being one of the first settlers he was thoroughly conversant with the cares and trials, of which he had his full share, incident to pioneer Ufa In early life his attention was called to the subject of religion, and though he mm! but little on the subject being a man of few words and naturally of a retiring disposition, the example of his life is worthy of emulation: it is well said ofchim, "he mw had an enemy, He was for -yean a great sufferer from Diabetes, and for two years from ai rular disease of the heart causing droD- sy of that organ, and also of the whole system. At times his sufferings were almost unendurable, out were always borne without a murmur. His strength gradually failed, until almost on the eve of the nraetn anniversary or bis mrrriage, death came to release him from his sufferings.

c. w. a. Kerthwsstera ptosis eow. The Grand Army of the Republic has nearly a half million members.

Twelve thousand veterans are enrolled in Uli nois posts. A "Jesse James" theatrical troupe was refused a license to play in Madison, WU, and has sued the city for $15,000 damages. W. H. VndtWlt vis thrown from abqggytheotherday, receiTing no Injury, bat the -wild rumors set Wall street into a state of excitement A gang of thieves fell out about a division of plunder the Owe? night in a saloon In New York.

Burglar Irving shot and killed burglar Walsh, when burglar Porter, a friend of Walsh, shot and killed Irving. Porter will be hung, thus reducing the number of the burgling fraternity by three. It would be to the advantage of the city if such a row occurred every night The bottom seems to have dropped oat of what isknowu as the "Villard stocks." It is a bear movement, and probably Jay Gonld will pop up as the chief owner of the whole business. lie knows the proper time to shake the bush so that be can catch the bird. The report that the wheat crop of the Northwest was badly injured by the September frost proves to be a canard set afloat by speculators.

The wheat must have ripened by that tune, and how a frojt could have, injured it is not very apparent The cow boys get up pleasant diversions in the frontier towns occasionally when well charged with whiskey. A dispatch says Glendive, Dakota, had just been raided, and one man killed. The citizens were in pursuit The Sycamore Prewve Works pay $3 a ton for pumpkins for canning Kansas has a corn crop of bushels. For a "drouthy" State she generally raises good crops. The Brooklyn bridge tolls will not amount to over $50,000 a year it is stated, while the annual interest on its cost would be over 1 700,000.

Singular as it may appear, the receipts of the ferries are very little reduced. The winnings of Jay-Eye-See this season foot up very near $200,000. No wonder Mr. Case asks $50,000 for his trotter. Elgin was "broke up" last week over the failure of C.

S. Kilbourne, the pro prietor of the Dundee and Barrington butter and lard cheese factories, with liabilities of $20,000. He has been pay ing too high for milk, it is stated. Of course the farmers get badly salted, as well as several dealers in dairy supplies. It seems very much like the Munn failure in Belvidere almost everybody getting a slice.

The DeKalb Review says Dr. Mayo shipped a hunting dog to Georgia, Monday, for which he received the fancy figure of $125. The Piano Press figures that a man who raises 40 acres of corn travels 350 miles to do the plowing, 100 miles to harrow the ground, 50 miles to plant it and 300 miles to cultivate it, making a total of 800 miles besides the harvest ing. It is said that there are 80,000 cows within 15 miles of Elgin, 111. The waste is 10 per cent or 8,000 annually.

Only about 1,000 calves are raised, making it necessary to import 7,000 cows every year, at a cost of not less than $315,000. Several gentlemen who were in the office of the driving park, Saturday, say that a capitalist from Minneapolis tendered J. I. Case $50,000 for the wonder ful trotter, Jay-Eye-See, but Mr. Case refused the offer with the remark that nothing under $100,000 would tempt him to selL Waukegan Patriot.

The Buffalo Bill show which was advertised to take place on the fair grounds at Rockford this week, had such'bad weather at Davenport that they went directly to Chicago giving Rockford the skip. Harvard is to be supplied with a new fire engine, and four new cisterns for water. They have purchased a Howe engine to be operated by horse power, Which will throw two heavy streams of water nearly 100 feet high. Says the Hinckley Review: The farmers about Waterman rejoice in the raise of land. If land without buildings is worth $61 an acre, it will take a fortune to buy some ef the handsome places in this vicinity.

Oa last Wednesday about midnight the boose of Edward McLaughlin, a prominent, farmer living near Joliet entered by masked men, and himself and wife beaten and tortured at the munle of a revolver till they finally disclosed where they had hidden nearly $1,000 in gold, which was taken by the burglars, and their victims left more dead than alive. No trace as to their identity was left by the assailants, AbUl granting women the right of uffnge has passed the House of the Washington Territory Legislature. tailor having left me) mean COST, The largest sioca oz for yourselves. oct22 PENSION LIST. Below is list of Pensioners whose address Jan.

1883, was Belvidere, Boone County, Illinois, with cause for which pensioned, and amount of pension per month. Atkinson Robert, partial anchylosis right ankle joint 92 00 Bladell Susan, widow 8 00 Byron Harriet widow 8 00 Bryden Catherine, widow 16 00 Brannen Edward, wound right side 00 Coggeshall Sarah widow war of 1812 ..8 00 Connelly Catharine, dependent mother 8 00 Case Henry wound left arm .0 00 Cooper Daniel loss left arm 24 00 De Wolf Eleanor, widow 8 00 Derthick wound left knee. .8 00 Erwin Wm. wound left elbow. 4 00 Flemming John, injury to back.

.8 00 Frink David chronic diarrhoea 8 00 Gower Mary, widow .8 00 Gould Lemuel, minors of 10 00 Oilman Lemuel wound right shoulder 20 00 Hickey Margaret, dependent mo- ther 8 00 Hudson Martha, widow 8 00 Hittinger Andrew, chronic diarrhoea and inflammation lungs 8 00 Johnson Philomela IL, dependent mother 8 00 King Oris rheumatism 12 00 Maxon Clarinda, widow 8 00 Moore Sally, widow war ef 1812. .8 00 McLain Charles, asthma 4 00 Nolan Michael, disease eyes 18 00 Pierce Dyer, survivor war ef 1812.8 00 Peal George wound head, neck, vertigo .8 00 Pilcher John, wound left thigh. .6 00 Butter Mary widow 8 00 Reals Nancy, dependent mother. .8 00 Ruhlman Frederick Wn scurvy, diarrhoea, disease of heart and liver 60 00 Spinning Mary, widow 8 00 Seymour widow 8 00 Sawyer Elb-abeth, widow 8 00 Sawyer as. chronic diarrhoea.

4 00 Shepardson right thigh 24 00 Stock well Pliny chronic diarrhoea 6 00 Silsbee Geo. gunshot wound right leg and left foot. 4 00 Springs tead dropy and disease liver 00 Tomkins Enos, surv. war of 1812 .8 00 Taylor Martha, dependent mother. 8 00 Tibbitts Judson wound left thigh 4 00 Tucker Chaa.

wound right fore arm and wrist 00 Yandewarker Henry, chronic diarrhoea, nervous debility 18 00 Wilcox Zerina, widow 8 00 White Eunice widow 8 00 Wineger Elvira widow 8 oO Woodcock Daniel chronic di- arrbcBa, rheumatism 4 00 Wilson Robt, fracture left hip 10 00 Wiffin malarial poisoning, disease liver 00 Wing Napoleon abdominal abscess. 4 00 Newwr Oirw TJp. If you are suffering with low and depressed spirits, loss of appetite, general debility, disordered blood, vei ik constitution, headache, or any ilisnasi of a bilious nature, by all nieans procure a bottle of Eleotrie Bittss. Ton will be surprised to see the rapid improvement that will follow yon will be inspired with sew life strength and ao tavity will return; pain nnd misery will eeaae, sad en oe forth yon will re-ioioe in the praise of Eleotrie Bitters. Sold at fiftt oeats a bottle by John 0.

Foots druggist S-Belvidere. 6 Great Darya at Glmsner't in Cloaks and Overcoats, octtS DOLBHAC98 Don't take my word for it call and see NORTH BELVIDERE. Neighborhood News, The juvenile preacher, Harrison, is to be at Rockford Nov. 6. The cotton mills going up in Aurora are described as being immense buildings.

The Rockford Forest City band con templates making a southern trip this winter, giving concerts. Hon. Geo. B. Loring is expected to deliver an address at the annual meet ing of the State Dairymen's Asscocia- tion at DeKalb in December.

Rockford physicians are stirring themselves to the end that a hospital be built in that city. A stock company with $60,000 capi tal is being organized at Rockford, for the purpose of erecting a huge hotel in that city. Owen McGne, a prominent and well known Harvard! te, injured about ten days ago by the accidental discharge of a revolver, died Saturday last. Preparations are being made for a public dedication of the spacious new hall secured by the Odd Fellows of De Kalb. The Great Eastern Circus went into a state of collapse at Franklin Grove last week.

Cause more debts to pay than there was money to pay them with. The Sandwich Gazette says that town is afflicted with lizards. They are found in the cisterns, cellars, wells and all about constituting a great plague to housekeepers. CoL B. F.

Sheets, of Oregon, who was aspirant for congressional honors, and for the vacant seat of Major M. A Hawk, failed in Oregon tor $25,000. A DeKalb laboring man, named Simpson, ran against a gate swung open across the sidewalk, several nights ago, and received injuries which resulted in his death. Mr. G.

W. Glynn, who has been traveling for some time, has resigned his position, and will probably accept an offer in the same capacity with Barrett Barrett of Chicago. Rockford Gazette. Put a Brand on Him. "Women an a necessary evil," be said, bring Ins down his fist hard on the counter to emphasise the heartless remark, it ni in the village itort at WmI JClton, Saratoga County, and ths speaker was the central ngnre of a group of bo-ohelie phlloaoehsrs.

Ha wai homely, slovenly and sixty. where I differ from you atto- gsthsr." osM Mr'. (Merge T. Graham, of the Mm pise. "Women are moetly what men make 'em.

When hnabandi are bra tee wives wnl fall Into fubmlaBleo. or make home hot for the men and they're unnatural hi either character. Love them, and especially be good to them when they axe sick, and yon' have no trouble. There 'amy own wife, now. She's suffered a good deal with dyspepsia, narrow prostration, and other ailments, that took the bloom off her cheeks and the spring out of her steps.

Well, she saw aa advertisement of Pamir's Toinc. and tbooght tt would be lust the thing for her case. tieoQe-men, I sent ive miles alter a bottle. She look It. I sent again after more.

So several Urnes. Trouble? If you could see bow much good It has done her, you wouM say that women are the gieelest of God's blessings, and Fuia'i Town is the next" This ptspsrstton, which has been known as Putin's ttmii Tome, will hereafter be called simply Putin's Tonic. This change has beea rendered necessary by substitutes Imposed apoa their custom era by unprincipled dealers under the name of gtnger and as ginger is really aa unimportant aa wring ingredient, we drop the There Is no chance, homier. In the lenesra Uon ttseU, and ell bottles remaining In the hands of dealers, wrapped under the name of Pajrass (tarsal Toeno, contain the genuine medicine. If the fac si mile signature of Hrscoi SOalsatUc ottaeeuieioa wrapper.

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a Foots's Drug Store, S. Belvidere, Large sine itOOl 6 John C. Foots, S. Belvidere. Anaa.haoda, N.

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