HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Clinton New Era, 1878-01-31, Page 4AN OW COLONIAL PARISH. "
. re the Aiifor of $4e.1Vew Er• . "
As I have beenbnt veryreeently
connected with, tho'•cliurch in • Canada,
it may geatity in friends, end. not be
wittiottt interest to otber.'retiders .ofy our
paper, if.' itend• you .a sketch of tey
• Iiresent-CtoZge.in (.4 The .olti • Dominion.
-of Virginia."... , .• • , .
This, perish ot . wincrrnrifiiv7-1fir
inciunbent-l-ealled " Brtiton Parish,"
., .
after a gentleman of that name who
came in old times from Yorkshire, E1\
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land, was in existence 150 you befo 'e•
the first tree was felled west of the 0 -
taw.a river, and when the " bush," for
many hundred .miles•of•now •prosperous
settlements, resounded- aot to "the
ohureh-going belir(to. use ' a pet :queta-
tion of oue of your yonng* Divines of
the Canadianchurch at Missionary
, meet4ngo3), lint to the howling of wolves
and the growling of bears. It Wasa
parish in fad; .witib_ veetrymclerk,
and all complete, befere., either Barrow
:or South • had. pifeeetied, • or published
one of his iunitrortal semitone.' Before
the present church 'edifice, there ,:was
still an older one„ and that weS: an ant.
shoot freei a Cheeeh Id:. IiirliedbOW'll,
nine miles distant,•whieb,.as the. mune.
implies, was a settlemenfion, the Jaines
. river, established in_the reign. Of James
I. . The present ,churith 'Was • erected ,on
what ' was then called "The •Middle
Plantation," as beingiibit midway .bil-
tweet, till James and York rivers,: dis-
dant from ettish some five •mile; het
the place is now known, as. Williams -
burgh, and Was the .si.at of "govermient
of the Oolony.of Virginia, until the'col..
ony !portals one of the United States,
The °lintel) ditea from the reign of Wil-
' limn end Mary, and is coeval with the
. venerable College hard by,. at which
most, if not all, of Virginia's distin-
guished sons reeeived their- • edilcation.
. The name of the College is f',W.illianr
and Mary," which suffielently indicates
its'age. A notherfirceif of the agenf the
• church is that there i.e. still in •use a.
.. golden ehaliee, with -paten of the same
precious metal, the gift of Q.ueen Anne.'
There is also it mural slab inSide. the
• church, and is of quite an old date. It
Is of itself so quaint and curious Jon,
that I am tenipted.tocapy it:. _It ruins
• thus : • . , • .
Neare this marble Lyes .
ye Bonble Banjo! Parke
• Of ye county of Essex Esqr-who
was one of his roa'ties .Cennsellers
and sometime secretary of the :Y. --
Colony of Virga he dyed ye dth of :.
March anno.1679
, His other felicitys Ware crowned by
his hippy Marridge ;With Rebbecka '
The daughter of George Evelyn ' ..„
of the countseef Surrey Esqr She dyed '
• the gad .r,f January anno 1672 at Long .
Dutton in ye comity of Surrey and
left behind her a Moat -,
. . hopeful progeoy.- . .... ' .
From the abovteitwill be .seen ;that
the orthography, . punctnation, and
style &o, of the. cGlony were,. to eay
tbe least, peculiar as compared: 'with
modern. ustiges ; although, perhaps, in,
the days it was written not , peculiar as
ootnpared with literary effustons in„ Oth-
er parts of the Empire. If I remem-
ber aright, Sarah ,lenning, Ditchess .of
Marlborough, the bosom friend-. 'of
Queen Anne, Was not at all remark.:
able foi• correctness • of spelling or„styde.
.To return to the 'parish, in thee , its
pristine daye, the incuMbent, as 'exist-
iug records Show, . derived his stipend
not from tythes, or rent churges, nei.--
ther from pew rents, 'nor -yet , from
" voluntary contribution." • The . rev-
erand rutin was wont; to receiVe for 'his
• . labors so niany'thoutoind ,pounds of to-
bacco, " with cask." What the value of
said cask miedit he, the records Flay not;
The -trade of cooperage was' doubtless
• scarce in the land else the' item of a
cask, now protmbly worth 25_...cents.,
would hardly stipear on the vestey book.
The elinvell, as it now stanch!, is of brick,
said to have been imported freer Epg-
I and. Of this; however, there «re grave
" doubts, ae the same thing is:said °of
. many other old colonial churches ' and
houses, and one wonders where the ships
• could have come -from which brought all
these bricks over. Tile 'building is of
a cruciform shape, though - pot of `the
Gothic, order. Its windows rotinfied at
the top with two large circular • ones
lAt either extremity cothe transept,
would place it, I suppose, In the Nor.
man style of arellitedure. • For some
years, owing to the trbuble arising froin
the war of independence, it' was the
legal 4001:Meats, term it-coneiats ()Ione
long street, seven -eighths of wile, ex4
tending from what, once weethe capitol,
•but is now' a dilapItiated Female Aoad-
amy at one end, end Lbe college at . the
other. There ere also side and parallel
letreets with loyel and venerable namee,
sueb. as " 'Mace George," Duke of
•Gloucester," " Colonial," • tko•
Streets however, are neither paved Mir
eeverea-with-aereent•-a•fter-tho-rnan,a0 •
of Cheepside ; most of 'them are 'hid
down io . a fairgreen, sod -mitt) bonses
maintaining a very respectful distance
frohi each other, The others are, in fine
weather, dest ; in wet weather, mud.
About midway in the yard of the chief
tavern of the place, stands an interesting
relic of colonial' .tircies•-an' .octagen
ma0zine in whiell the troops of King
George 'kept their powder. until seised,
by the rebels in ..1770, It, and the
church and college, .witli some half
dozen' holises Of princely diMensiOns,*
are the Only buildings now •reniaining
front the •olden time. The Yankee.arrey.
of becalm:doh, 'with the saintrgeod taste
elsewhere displayed, demolished all. the
ethees. • • • • •
On one of the side streets, at the cer-
nee 'virhich stands the chuseh pOinting.
in due 'form east and'iyest, was former-
ly, What would.now be (yelled € Govern
ment "' but Was, then `‘ The Pa -
Ree resided •sunCessively the
tordedulneper,Dunmore,andBotetort,
as governors Of the colon. 'No*,,Ifutoks
to the aforesaid Yankee's, ,every vestige
of the palace has disappeared, and the
site i occupied by: 8.. common school for
"the rising sells and. daughters Of Hera."
"Sic transit plaria 19 • .
• Within the college epolesure; and fee--
ing. the street is a marble statile,"execut-.
ecl'in Londen, of date' 1773 recordin0
the virtues,: public, alvt-tr o
borne, Berkeley,. 1;1%0 :lie :Boteteurt.
Some ofthe poet-colocial ' Students of
the College, net 'imbued. with, vetie re tion
for lordships,' profanely mutilated, :the
countenance and Poreon of the pi)pular
'governor, and be now :appears lacking
•the inipciiitant item of a beset .and half.
1d rigbt Arm: -The-statue -,Imaides
'very 'til4h. weather beaten indeed; hay-
in,,,s• now .enCountered the, trnii;sun
and 'winter frosts .for over a tiondred•
years. It oie altogether •the Worse for
•the' Weer. Lord •Botetou ," tradition_
SayS, was the Most popular oUtill the
Virginia governortiun der :their Bt itannic
Mejesties, :His predeceSsor,.1_,. ord Dun-
more,: was,, oh the otherliand; extremely.
. unpopnlar. • I have lied the -pleasure uL
seeing,' in the .ho-nie of •ft parishioner,
ta�of Iii 8 lordship's veritable card • ta-
bles around whieh the stUrdy banes
yoreno eat, ' and staired, and
cheated at quadrille, &e.
at the: topo,graPhiCai.
knowledge of Thhekery,",as •applied•to
'Virginia, Inhis novel,' "The•Virgini-
.ane," be ynakee, • Medem ,Warrington •
perform a •joutney 'fronr WitlianesiTurg
to 1 :Westmoreland • County, between
breakfast and dimity...• New, to save
one's life, with all the eid ofraileoadS,
aucl' eteamboets, the, jotirney could not
be done in leig.than two days; per then,
if the train shotilinvdt be " on. time.," or,.
-Trance edonally happens the steamboat
ShOuld get around. .
A.s a parting word.' Add, for the lov-
ers. of good things; that here is an elysi-
um in that line!. Of 'game, fish find
oysters, tbere seemsno •end,' • Of the
'first, we have, in season, venison, ijjht
swans, gms, "canves • beck, and many
other verietfilh of;ducks, bares, partridg-
es, Woodcocks,' and ,tliceigh !eat, by no
,means least, wild'. turkeys.- Among
the denizens of Mir broad waters , we
have the much esteemed sheep's
sturgeen, reek,. ite, tid for- oysters,
those of York River, and Lynn }Liven
are Most highly and most just!? 'famed,
But thus to dilate in deli -1st' enjoy
inents, seems a lit`le out of place in .a
letter begun .with, the intention of de
cribing'a place devoted to the nutriment
Of tbE spirit, so . •
,WALL.
Williamsburg, Va.., &Tan. 18.
, .
' beatitution in Walet.
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•
The' destitu'ion in, SoUth Wales, is
daily Thereasing, and relief committees
have been formed in several district4,
At Abbewall a man bus 'died. in state
of serni-starvetion, and the jury who sat
at the inquest certified to that et
feet, ,Ar.Mountainash boys go to work
tvithotit food,. and men catty their empty
choice abode of horaes and eeitle. And rckel-boxes te,the collieries beeause they
even in the time of the first Bishop of
Vh•ginia Madison) old people say, tteat,
in wet weather, the congregation had
to pick their way to their Old higt.
bicked pews, through the transept. At.
present, there ie no -neater. Church in
the land. The pools have quite disep-
peared-the floor 'having been raised
three feet above them, and the; church
is coMfortably carpeted throttgbout.
are ashamed to sbovv their deep peverty.
At Abbedare latly.went into a 1101186
aity'or two 'Mode and found 'a widow
and six children without food and With -
nut fire, and inidother house she found
a woman unable to. stand for want a
food. Of the three immense ironworks
in the neighborhood •of Merthyr bytt one
is in operation, and of.the score of eol-
lieties none are working full time, two,
Beeides the mural slab nit.edds, quoted, oe three days edch week beinn the eyer.
there are other qiiite °his to 'age ame th"' trlen gre emPloYc't4.
forner rectors, antiliarochiel Worthies ;
and also one to theinemory of the Con- Sultart's•Bay's Work.
, federate soldiers wile fell in the battle ,,, --.„-- .
• of Willi imsburg, fought seine 1$ yettr;;.1 A salary of ,t2,000 a day will appear
ago, or died elsewhere of the wounds to, those who'have but few wants &nice
received in that battle, Prom the competefiey. That ii the daily wages mates, outraged the ill-fated wornan,11.091,1%,;,n.revtl,,,,auslrire oleo for \'''' RAT( 4 'XII
church steeple 'there peal forth, on,Stire- of the nreSent Sliltan of TlitkcY, end and then, dliven to tiesperetion as be t ?.';.,,'e-letn:atit-alsTe-n-y 8thtsliseV''it‘*rhNonliaBvIellilai‘d4OT.!ra)tlo(f
days and holidays, to sutra:non the wet- no sovereign ellvt earns his rontiey fOresaw the consequeneee, had dellber. 1 mut shoaling, anti often PreiTits TIN, St'llP-'"
shippers from the quaint old city, the harder., Out er that entn, lie hall, 'Imre- ately 'murdered the Atchole fantilY to de- 112,1\ditittireu,'„,,,vriAlL",','„ett,',7,ytilgt teur a, toiriegy
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tones of a toll of remarkable silvery. °volt() pay for Iiis4ovvii,hoarcl, fire and stmy their evidence, and set the house ',Seated Consumpti‘on.
sweetness. , candles; hie lodgings alone are free, so on -fire with the expeetation that their t PreParea by c'Em141'• 1:;•' "MITC/TIrS'L"
The " City of Willituusbure----ati all
. that, considertfig the footing. on which death would be aserib'ed to aceident. i $411, . jib.. , ..' tq •
I Lowell Iita44'
- . 3. a fli.ys . ,
'THE PLINTON. NEW ERA.
his establishment is placed, he omit be
irt.sh of Order and economy to make
both ends meet with so small an inoome
at his °minuend, There is, indeed, no
More diligent or 110tiVe malt in his em-
pire then, the Sultan, and it is literally
trim of him to say that he earns his bread
with the Sweat of his ,,brow. He gives
personal audience to every one tit tt ap-
plies for it when ever it is possible ;
talle lieet_edjt.W_LgiteLneslit,,
• •
m• .ice tot hint,
The six hundred wives of Abdul Azle
have vanished, and Abdul Humid tinda
itas muoli as be eau do to meet the,
milliners' bine of a noor thiee dozen
spousea. This scenty harem leaves hint
'a good deal more time for devotion end
state business. ' lie leaves 'hisapttrV.
went betimes, and bathes the. prison. of
his soul in tepid water, after Which he
Stvetches' himsellfull, length opon a car-
pet and breathea' a silent morning,pray,
er. • He tberi'driulis- a oup of ohOcolate,
arid proceeds . jai inediateiy .after to the
.effairs of the state.. Despetohes are re,
.ceived mid sent,' repots examined, px-
Towles ocinsented to, decorations grant-
.ministera .and enibassitrlors.received,
and that gees on foe several Were,
. Towards noon it "seenad carpet Is
spread•at the feet.- of' tbe Ruler of, the
Faithful, whereupon he prays again, and'
then tekes.his •seednd breiik fast. 1 lie
„goes. out for a 'ride or drive, 'and when he
returnashe 18 at the disposal or his fa-
nally.and th'e inhabitants of .the place.
He gives audience.to tiis brothers and:
sisters, , listens to . the report 'of.: the
household- officers, confers with the chief
of the eunuchs on all sorts' of delicate
subjects,. and giVesshirn his orfiera,--The
°bier of 4,1ae eenti°Iii-rankk"'next after
the OrancirVizier.,,,aud..ivhenever a des.
patch' .cOntaining geed news trona . 'the
seat of•avar ootnee.in, it is be thatis
charged to readit to the ladiee coulded
to his watchful.care; The 'Manna-, or.
cheplain •of the palace, also Comes
the evening,' HO the 5ultan prays o,r
reads some pione books with him.' Three
ritriealp the week he takes lessons on
the piano from, a French tencher, M.
• Raul putaap ---,that is, • he listens to his
•ttablier playing a. few; 9norceaufe,but
pl aye.i i pg le Seale hlruielf.
in the Pvening he 'despatch's more•state
night accoinpanied.Only by t tie. chief of
the eunuchs,' he retires tothe atyslerione.
recesses Of the harem.
eo•se.
Gerieral •
News IterciS
Rera'stlocoa....-aluarerimall , summon)
-"fly a thorough 6. aowiedge of he natural
taws +.1itiolt govern the rperatioes ef digestiOn
and nittrition, and by e earefel appheatiOu
of the fine properties if well-aelected 0000a,
Mr, pps"lia provided our breakfast tables
witha delicately flavored beverage which may
save us many heavy doctors' bills, It is by
the judicious ,10313 of stunt articles of diet that
a eonstitution may be gradually built up•un,
tit atrong enough to resist every tendency to
diaestee. Dandreds of subtle maladies aro
death% around its ready to Atte* wherever
there is a week...peitt. jael.) _one e many
fatal`shaft by -keeping ouliilvee•-iNtW'rcr r -r r
dad with pere blood and a properly nourish -
al f mate ,"-.4.`foil Service Igazefee.-.Sold only
in Paekete labelled .-4.,,l'Araes & 00,, Ho-
Enceopatlite tiliemists, 48, Threadneedle street,
and 170, Piceadilly, London," ;
..\''SrOotv Hougss,-Wooly horses aro not so '
rare as many suppose, not such great curiosities
either, there ate many to be found in -various
parts of the country; but NVO doubt if they will
ever prove ae valuable to their owners as the one
exhibited by Darimin ; we imagine their owners
would consider them more valuable without the
wool, for this rough and wooly state of the hair
indicates that the horse is not in a healthy con-
dition -probably hide -bound, or entering from
aOme disease which occasions this unnatural ap-
pearance; in suclioases use Darley's Ooncijtisi
Powders and Arabian Heave Remedy- it will
purify the blood, correct the appearance, re-
move all Obstructions from the Mng:.i andliver,
ahd give to the'coat a sleek and shinuag appear-
ance, :Remember; the 'dime, alad see that the
Sigfiature- of Hurd & Co. is on each package.
Northrop to Lyman, Neweatitle; Ont., prowle.
Ors for gonads, Sold by all medicine dealers
A: Winn= coligh or cold thou ' never be
trifled with,often when neglected it is convert-
ed into &Retinue and generally fatal pulmonary
disease, The More prudent, aware of this,
.promptly use Bryan's Piilinonie.WafersTh cu-
rative which ham eustained it reputation for
over twenty years, they are always efficacious
and exert a most beneficial iniluencel on all the
Bronchial and. Pulmonary ,organs, Sold by all
druggists and country deibire Thiee 2 ets,
per but,
ATI`714 Elk"E-NAVVJEI. •
An 'infallible remedy:jor all diseases of .the
- rye (accute or„,ehronie), granulation of the
iticerctiio& of Ow lachrymal glands(
Jilin,: and 'warless ot ,Ilte vision 'from elm
mak
THE ANTEHIO,1N EYE -SALVE is presented te .the ,
public with the assurance of its effieienoy as a
curative of most diseases of the' eye, :mute o
inflartlioattoti; whether induced by scro.
.fulous origin or otherwise, weakness or defect
of vision, „diminished tone of Hui optic nerve,•
• or a diseased state of the tissues constituting
that Organ. Alio, for -all Dement whose ,voca:-•
tion requires au incessant action of the 0311,
thesalve will act 'as a Charm in restoring.a uni-
form healthy action, where weaknees, and
misery may have long threatened a fatal ter-
mination. It is tbe most simple, safe, and ef-
feCtual remedy ever discovered. The materials
of Windt IS made are pure, perfect, and costly,
hosiii888, and then an hour before midcompounded with elaborate Care and exactness,
safe in it application, being used externally,
avoid -toff the 'Om dangei%
which necessarily attends the. introductionof
caustic minerals and eye-i,vaslies. Rixowomi
and OLD Ounoxis Soaks, of scrofillous
or resulting from Whatever eause, yeild to -the
AXERICAPF &YE -SALVE, IT IS USELL SITO,
OESSFULLY FOR PILES. Its soothing ef-,
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• -:-Fifteen-yeaa•s-ago:tt-averk truth-of:Mar- ,fectis innifediati and -13-)
ance lost his
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be fiubecriber hereby notinee the public; generally thet he has determined to give up tlt
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Haruese-Maltiug businees, and, therefore, offers tbe .wbele of hie excellentaeqr of
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HARNESS ROBES HORSE CLOTHING
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And eVeyythins in ponneotion trith a first-aass Eatneas Shot;
At prices muoli lower that( ever before qffered in the elouuty, Vie Harness is all c.teexceltent
quality and workmanship, and per0ons in need or gala will nod it to their inter4t '.e giNNe -
Wm a 0811, 84 lbe whole stook MUST IiE SOLD, and is offelod at. greae red uctionsin order
• • -• to 'Accomplish thi•
s, • •
or He also offeis hie shop to 'Gain, and the tWoolitorey at present eecuehe hen,,
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on Huron Street, containing eight reotns and every requisite fora large family, for sale tina.
reasonable terms. •It has been built only three years.
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SW' All parties indbted to him, eitherbY Note or.13ook iacoonut, reqUested to. settle .
the same at once. • . ,
• J. 0, IVIILLER.
CLINTes,. Oct, 18, 1877.
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rkR. BREVE, Physician) .Sargeon, ete., Coroner for
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County of IInron. ltesidenee WA& Oftiec--eorner of
Albert and Mill Streets, Clinton.
• August 901,1869,• •.• f-tf
IrAMES STF.WART,M, D., 0: BL, GRADUATE OF,
tJ MeGillifnirersity, Montreal ; Physician, Surgeon and
Aceoucheur. Residence-Inegoariarp. -
antrai7-43-1671.• 28-••
-17te GRACEY, M.B., GRADUATE ele TRINITY
Y College, Toronto, Physician Surgeon, &*., Myth,'
Out. Office :-Oppoaite ShasteN Rotel. • .
Blyth, San. 20, 1875.
ermanent curnretpures YOUNO M B
baby boy, gild to ha y 'ell"' a Ilut. a few. aPPlinti°ns
• roll/LI/ATE OF TORONTO
proprietors of Oe universit-ydPil
ye, some relic of the De. J. Pspries.Aminic tN Be"
little -
t4e piliakiw.neW and in, A. Vf I•a $ Londesboro, Ont
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oient'repaelareenneacii'
Off left:liana. 1.)r.av,e... as.. Soh. Ern. .n1%42.1! .1.1 thrie de071:61,11Rtr,gor eh:
seines Fr h'
.Lopelesbore; Jung 14,1877.
fedi> .for the. EV3-1•S,Ain, have
out3 055[ Corpee, which be. reserved nratane IRK
father and the cectliTeVend with' the Cut on"thiehelfrorivler r at -to ;
Now • last 1 e .
riasapiri, been made 'a
at pp(r,•Cur-
• , ant is- a liolincinff boy, tol. at; "IY-eitittetnentr'ete ee'll'itie tan
'hut* it lackaihe
• 'Montreal • hnd Chicago , are the two, • • Proo.h.rtous Preedoeie; ."
oities most sconspienons for failures "RTHR°P •
.13nston and. Philadelphia for, sneak • • Toronto Atrents for Canada
•
ehieves, and Louisvjjle for
whiskey thieves, Weshington :and:Rich:
mond for elegant Americana of"African
descent, New Orleans :and ,eharleeton
for cotton, oah..Franciseo and St Louis:
for •Cbitutinen, 'Baltimore and. Norfolk
'for oysters: also:eel b t
•ed lot oodness. :•"' • • •
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A Biddeford,•Me., girl Intejust secur-
ed a Ituabafid. by means of her gradua-
tion essay; ' It was published ib one
of the papers of that city, and ei-
traet froth. which, the._ young„lady
declared ho intention of earning her
own living,. was •Widely••eopied, and met
the nye. of a gincinhuti iron. merchant,
who was so much taken ,witb .it that be
sought the author's name and adIress,
cori espondence ensasal, and the young
lady was persuaded to • abandon the de-
termination announced ill her -essay:
At 'Hereford, EriAland the other' day,
a"tailor was sentenced to four nimiths'
impriamament.end twelve.lashee ter wil-
fully negleoting to maintain his' family,:
At London on Ihe ,same day- another
man got,foor• months without the whip-
ping forlaving,arsaulted his Wife with-
.
•
. IL
eft leind. • .• eotaiterfeitine•
, , . ns, as!ib might otherwise regar,ded as
•
.
. • • BETTI1.` &P,ANNEll.
. • •
ati hour of her confinement, • In or-
der to pl'otee her infant the poor wee
mari clungto. her assailant, and was.tbas.
dragged out of bed. '
Seldom has a more tragic erints been
broindit to light than the rourder•of
Partner A,nderson- by his son Abe An -
dome, in the Siete, of nesota. Tho
father and son quarrelled • about five
-, , it-iFyigi.tronfeeItsr.(,:1; ti_litlfr. oir
,
COPELANP's SWEET CASTOR' WI. mtually suit-
able for children and adults, Endorsed by
oitee 600 doctors ;in Canada ..11110.difficnity of
1 administering. nauseous medicines, and the dc.
1 sirability of having them pleasant to the taste,
' induced T. kloplit»d to ',undertake researches
.tv telt reignited -0 the discovery of a Sweet Cos-
' tor 011, perfectly' palatable. of the Sallie strength
Itold medical .qualities as the ,ortlinary Castor
Oil; .and' while. equally safe and liarnaless, yet
-acting with snore certainty, and produeing nei-
ther nausea •nor griping. Some children say it
€
is honey ; others call it syrnp-they all.say they
like it. One parent, says -" My ehildrdu drink
it like water ;.... another--" Nr‘ e had to ludo the.
bottle- or they woUld befilliiished.it right oil ;
another — . g •
:without any tronble, and does, not know what
it is, though she. hates the ordinary Castor Oil,
and ‘i,'4 uever.could get her to take it without a
1 fitdit ." • yet another -.-" I wish. 't on imeeess ot
your SWEET' CUKOR Ott. ; it is a Splendid thing
- -'anreto take the place of all the common oil."
• The extraordinary demand for -,this improve -
Men t ot a staple hmisehold medicine has brought
frandulent imitation's inbo. the market, but the
public can guard themselves against substitutes
(which unprincipled rpri'dies are attempting to
sell on the reputation of this article) by seeing
that the name COL'InticIVS SWEET CAsTOli Olt,
is 011 both wrapper. awl direction label. •
The -undersigned, having purehased Messrs+.
T, (toehold ,,e, eci'e. interest in the above prepa,
ration, are now manufaCturing it from.the orit
girialrecipe. •
• rrorriiitoP & iriv'mAx; Tormitg,
Ask. for C'ort.tsn's SiYEET 0.AST011 Ott. Ob.
serve-theneme. Do tot lie deceived, Sold by
all Medicine dealers. Price, 25 eente. • ' . .,
.1[1,11. STANBURY, GRATItlATE OF TRE MEDICAL
DoNtiffient of Victoria University, Teronta, for-.
inerly *Lai° Reapitals and Dispensatiee,'New Yark,
Coroner for the goitniy of Huron, BAT:FIELD, Put.
' •Tnly 22, 1574, • , - 81 :
rtOWSLEY & GIBSON, BEISSICIA NS, SUR-
▪ OnOgs, acconcheurs, to. • oases, Albert • Street,
opposite Fates " •
D, IL DOW.SLEYi M. D.' • A. s'ig, Oxitiaw! 51. D.
elintonOlay 10, 1877. :
'
;' •
WHITE • 'STAR TINE
The•Oceanie Steam Navigation company's Stestatildr;
' . (carrying TJnited States Mails) •
BALTIC • ,. ;an. 81....• m 2.•
• ADRIATIC .... Feb.. 7.,,. 8 a m
=PUBLIC Feb. lg.. 8 p m '
ODLTIC • Feb. 21.... • 8 am
. GERMANIC .... Mar. 2.... 8 p m.
• BALTIC . Mar 7. ' 7 a in •
• ABR./A.-TIC- ........ Marflik:4H-8---rrer*"'"
BRITANNIC , Mar. 28.,.. • 9 P tro: . '•• . •
• CELTIC Mar. 28 1 p m .
-Will sail from New York (Pier 52 N.13 on Saronnare,
and from LtvanPoo, on THUASDAYS, Waling at (tOr.ki
Ireland, both ways. The steamshipa LillEf ORO
all new, built of iron, in water -eget corapartmente,an$ •
offer to pagsengers unrivalled accommodations. 11.44,
Saloone and Siate•goonse being boated in, the mid-ahift.,
• section, but little motion is felt. '
Rates of Passage,. 410011,.960 to • 91.00, gold; Datum
•
Tioketargood-/er-one year,-ct145-to-$175Fgoldineeercl
ing to aecommodations. Steerage passage, to or /nom •
innuorroga,thiotniraprpaltyetso. 'to r pla.nef. steamers, 9,9.1..01""
• • G. MAILTON R Agent.
entsx.os, Tan. 16th, 1877 •
-
•
TIIE' ALLAN LI
ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIPS.
:...DEA.ccou'°efurifili?eTutlialtio ollideSeioClItlegNe'of8175-Uhrei(a714 ! Liverpool, Londonderry and tilasgege.
ani sorghum or Leiter Canada, and Provincial Licenti-' • • . "
•NEW IZOUTE, via HALIFAX.
SAILINGS FROM itA.LIFAX,
. : SARDINIAN, ..TAN, 27,
Penuvux,....ne.
, POLYNESIAN, FEB. 18.
,
Shallot sea passage, economy, et:01ton. 'to fihie.
Of ocean navigation sated.
0 AlitN TWKETS FURTHER REDUCEb.
ate anti Coroner for, the County °IA:toren. Office and
residence, -The building formerly,. ocenpied .,by Mr.
'Nordics, Ilurou. street. ' ' •
Clinton, ann. 10, 1871. •
. . .
tifict alteotts ar
interest.
.3101%071.1g.0.0LTInLoEr Its», IS LABOR Olt SMALL SUBIS,
.
11. nAtt.gage st entity, at moderate rates of
Clinton, Angust 9th, 1869.
' . • . •
•
, .
4-10AnLas.r. mirms, pnovnicrAt LANB SUR-
• N../ VEYOlt, Valuat'or,'enci Land Agent. ()glee
phine tared, Vi Ingham. . .• •
Witigham, Avg. 2, ISM
Intermediate and Steerage faros as low•aa by any Ohm
line, Steerage passengers forwarded to DOTY, Belfast,
Queenstown, Glasgow, and London, at same rotor ant.
Liverpool. The lad train carrying the Canadian mats
and connecting with the ocean steamahipe at gallhaeo
Imams Toronto every Prido, at 7.02s. m, Paseenger
via Ilia route travel through Canadian -territory, them,
fore evade all Mutt= House examination of baggage:
For Through Tickets and everyInformation, ands, t..04
• ' • •
(Alt= AN S 110178E, colisna or corntronApr ,„• A. STRATTON, 0..T. It. Agent, Clinton,.
N./ and, Store streets, victoria, II, fL.-8. 1ones, Pro. -- t,tiotim.liee.180 1877- .
prietar.-Excellent Accomddationa,-Iloard, pet Week, • ,,...,..,
6,O0; pelmet neara, liar day, $1.00 f, Single Illeali,
87icts, ; 13edg,Z.O.its. . .
CLINTON
▪ Aitply at the Tom:Vail, or lit the residence of the • • .
A.RRIAGE LICENSES AND CERTIFICATES.- I PITIVIP • FA.CTOItY
subscriber, ncav the London, Ibtron ..tBrime Railway , ' ' •
Station. JAMES SCOTT,
• I
Issuer of Marria,,e Licenses, .
Clititot, April 273h,
,
. , '' IiiIIIE SUBSOltIBER DESIRES TO RETURN MIS
-r C. 5tc/NTOSII, BA.Y.FIELD, - . /8811-Eit of ' .1- sincere thanks for the liberal share of patronage •
afforded him, slid would else intim te that h
eJ . Marriage LieensosunderthenewAct,
'?Z Ing
er for taking Affidavitein the gnomes Bench, f in th
ti f
ahibaa. dur.•
or Conn. Past winter, Wain larg
eg o Tinton anti Bruce. Conve%ancin .done au h Wat9na
e stock of ilrat-clast,
I, and is now prepared to make and put in, thsk
Losses, Bonds, Contracts, trill's, gods, and Mortgages, .
'Fees email, ltrahlenee--opposite Pelleek's Hotel.
• gromsY arm:seta) 014 REAre 1•Ind10. MOST SUPERIOR . PT...IMPS,
• Ilayasid, Sept.11, 1875.
...:. , . „ •
,• • •••••• Of every description, en the FinonTgati Norton, and,
. To the .Ladies. 1 on the meet Munitable terms.
Milehgll's Belladonna IpmfaptsoteVerd India Rubber Porous rum IINDPASION,ED 18 PlItPARED TO Do
. . • . .A. Ladies flair Dressinb _in the moat fashionable
,
., i manner. Commgos, Cur RAID., 4e,, madeiv, Cents,
There never has been a time when the 1104110g ThaAins, list.traiisS. F111055, PekTity &S. made en short
#
of so many different diseases his been eaused notice, at reeeptiable rates. HAIR Botitam and SOLD
by outward applicatiou as the premetit. It is an . 3. BELIORE, 0 1C Barber Shop.
. .
utidispnted fact that' over half of the entire po- r Huron Street, next door to Commercial Rotel
petition of the globe resort to tile use of °Mit l Cliaton, Ovt.18•157V, ine
, .
nary plasters,
dollars, and Abe, as he confeeses, pick- me principal ingredienis used in 'making
fatal blow on the head. Then the initr- known its the. Erankincense of tire ible•-itub.-
derer hid tbe body ionise the-fleor, anti deafly compounded, is fa of electricity,. and
(. party ten com num Wit t t pure me mina '
ed up an axe and struck lt.
e • a e as ers are (um. Olibanuir ot. better
ber, and Eurginnly Pitch • Which when scienti.
18 Mr tit dos 11 t
a day or two afterward illy:0 I a 1 I
it' ' I ping
to tbe house, Whirled in.the merry dome
with other yontha and young Werner, on
the very boardsbeneath which the fa-
ther's remains lay: . •
A rtio Janerio, Brazil, letter:says
mrich talk has been cruised by the Celtfession of a. Irian that be was the real
'family. of eight persons in 18112, for oTtlineYlmr s'sts iel6thing: Yatming.f.."P`
which a wealthy pl,anter. and three of Dift4es'n Art:1714g "ganietele7 l'ielVegleol`
hia 81.1tvee were eteent,04 1856, The { 11;TIEUNIATISltt, Mid Va.
iirdgedy oectirred near illachai, and the tr)rmgar116%10112: L'Z'l'ilClinl!!'"N'th'i
murderer says that, assisted by somq,letectrial qualities which the I'orous Plaster$
10 is foiled to be one of the greatest healing meth-
ums everbrought before the human race: •
They are acktiosvleged by all who e used
them to act uinker than any other Piasters
they ever . be ore -tried, slid that one of these
Plasters Ifni iloMore real service than ri bun,
dred of the ordinary kind. Alt other plastere
are slow of action, arid require to be worn emp.
tinually to effect a cure; but with these it is eta-
iirely different ; the instant one is applied the
author of tlia murder and burning of tt patient wilPfeei its effect.
dependents, lie forced the house in the I a'anigtain" sild which is imtiarted to theAY8"'
restorers; thein to a condition.
dead of the night, Secured all the in- Thev are %%IV soft and pliable, still vei ;id.
•••
• -71 \7741,
I • IIIRS; REESLErS
MILLINERY Establishment.
. !ME
'A large ‘;goortnient. of PEATIIEII8 rtowzas
-
Setnember the plan
Ce -ext door to
Diath080ti 9 Blacksnlith Shop.
' J'AXES EiR0IISOIL
19, 1877,
••••
P4.N 0 VC NIN G. Wtr,.
ritAms, piano tuner for A. S. Zs ordhiiiner, TO,
rote, will be in Clinton periodically, tor tuning plittott
Partiel, who wish their pluton; tim
ed, can naive °mat*
at tir.1, A. Voill's book store.
sluts and nintiotes,te thee eweitt Shades
A/so,.a large stOok at FRLT and STIItW HATS; of
e lateat ebyleS. consnrs,
Agent for Berrntrit'S PATTERNS of garnients of ail
deseriptione re, largo steek kept on band( •
Pelt and Straw' liata cleaned and altered
Olin ton, (bit. 18,1007 , •
NOHOR LINE
• , X t
NEW YORK .& .GLAsGowi.
Feb. 10 a,in
VICTORIA Feb, 15....,.
PP.VoNIA. • Feb'. Di...-. 10 a.ni
ANCITORIA . .. g pan
Nat'. 8:30 nalt
.tri/lOPIA. .. ... Mar. 10,..... 8 p
ISOLIVIA '
Atm', 211 8 min
\far. 88 8 fait
-• - Apr. 8- - Ian.
ANCRORIA. Apr. 16.,t p.in
• CALIFORNIA ... Apr. 211 Ei aan
IITHfOI'XA.
. • '
• It AT.M'S O11 PASSAGE,
.roxihisgovr, tiorpoel, 7.,eaeenderry,.or Bolted, Cabin.
$05 to $80, Phi, to L011401' dirOtt, 055, to $70,, according
to accoranuidaticns. /nterraediate And Steerage AS 105`
as by any otbor iirst-olagg line. 'Per tickets and infer.
'nation, apply to
*11". (.
eilaton,.tarr. 37, 1477, ••
Scottish Commercial Fire 'Insurance Co
OF Grasflavir,.
Capitsil4 . • Tiro MilliOnS
Agnets, $14500,00%
litttrist#, ' 4,000;000.
'ruovorpt or ONTARIO 11RA4CIf.
Head Oilloo'L 7 Toronto Stiid, TORONTO,
BOARD or onizoTotts:
331 t.,.dittilirgellepg. ghitirmatt, Preeident ganaille
4. g1EZ'V"1:rafal
tt14l;Vbt4.VetliPe'de710
tank of Canada. N.3
INSPECTOR -ROBERT 11/61.11AN. •
• RLSTDENT SECRETARY - LAWRENCE IttgArISN• *
Deposited, With the.. Government at Ottawa, for secto•
rity of CArtitaittli Ptliey Ifoldera, $190,000. • •
This Companr humeri rolleies institute ogaluet
lo ot damage by fito or lightning, on mote/LOU*, too* •
utoolming, torra and household risks, *t current Woo.
rolicio* tiro !sena from lent 4osso5 settled directly bp* •
tho Toronto odloo, without &los..
All'I'rerniums take* la this oenutriore Invaded la
Canadian accurate% , • 6
•TOHN
AS..fit`NT CLINTON Axil VIOflrL
' (Aimee; Any 12, 1617.
.!‘
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