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FRIDAY OCT, 28, 1896.
THE 5'eaond Adventists are livening up
mattem for the 3, P.'s in Eaten county
by determinedly working on Sunday.
Tim rapid upward movement in the
price of wheat and other grains in bright.
ening up the prospects of the farmer and
grain dealore. In no portion of the Do•
minion will the advano be felt so gener-
ally as in Manitoba and the Northweet.
We hope brighter tithes are near at band
and that the long looked for boom will
Dome to stay,
WE call the attention of our readers
eepeoially Reeves, Oounoillors and Path.,
masters, to the report on page 6 of this
issue of an address by Mr. Campbell on
"Good Heade," at Seaforth the other day.
We are of the opinion that Mr. Camp-
bell's theory is the proper one and the
sooner mnuicipalities adopt more modern
methods the sooner good roads will be
seenred,
JOUR A. Dunn, proprietor of the Am.
herstburg Echo, was elected to the Pro-
vincial Legislature for South Essex, last
Tuesday by a majority of over 1000. Mr.
Scratch was like the label on the bottle—
not in it, Jno. A. Auld, M. P. P., will
look all right and Tum Pon extends
hearty coogratulatione and wishes ItIr.
Auld a long and prosperous reign.
L't the Doming election for County
Counoillors in Huron there is every in-
dication that there will be no shortage in
the number of candidates, judging by the
list of names already 'mentioned. Dis.
trict No. 6, including Brussels, Grey and
Morrie, will not be behind the others it
all run who are spoken of, as in addition
to those given last week Andrew Shan,
of Morris ; Edward Bryan and A. 0.
Dames, of Grey ; and W. H. Kerr, of
Brussels, may take a hand in the fight.
Ma. BnraN, the Democratic candidate
for the Presidency of the United States,
appears to be gaining ground and despite
all that is said to the contrary by his op-
ponents will stand a good chance of re-
siding in the White house. The vehe-
ment, and in many cases humanly at-
tacks made upon Bryan by the McKinley.
itee proves very conclusively that no stone
will bo left unturned to defeat him. Mr.
Bryan will very probably get there just
the same.
Now that the Fall Fairs are over we
wish to call the attention of the business
men of Brussels to the very noticeable
fact that, with an exception of one or two,
no effort was made by them to aid East
Huron Fall Fair by an exhibit at the
"Palace." In many places the merchants
take a great interest in this work and not
only add very mach to the success of the
Fair and the pleasure of the spectators
but win favor for their tespeotive business
planes by their willingness to reciprocate
with the tillers of tha soil in their annual
exhibition. We think the East Huron
Society would do well next year in offer•
ing a few awards for the best exhibit
made by a business man and lend its aid
in this particular,
A 'Vi.ctim. of Sciatica.
UNABLE TO WORK THOUGH
STRONG AND WILLING.
Tia Sulreriogs 00 a Well Known Cue11,1i
Clllacn-10011.313 IV/Lb Move About With-
out ti,e JW oraStleic—dgale as Strong
amt Healthy as Ever.
From the Guelph Mercury.
There is perhaps no bnsinese or own.
patios that any man oould follow that is
more trying to the health --particularly
in the winter—than that of moulding.
A workman leaves the shop with hie
clothes ringing wet from prespiration, and
a cold wind chills him to the marrow,
making him a ready mark for lumbago,
sciatica and kindred troubles. A mould-
er requires to be a man of more than
ordinary strength, and to continue at
his work must always be in 'good health,
for the moulding shop is no place for an
invalid. Sciatica is by no means an
uncommon affliction for men of this
craft, 'and onus the dread disease has
lanced a victim be seldom shakes him•
self free from it again. In fact, some
people deelara that it is incurable, but
that it is not we are able to testify by a
pen5onalinterview with one once afflict.
ed with the trouble, but who is now 11A
perfect health, thanks to his timely use
of the famous remedy. There aro few
workmen better known in Guelph than
Chas, W. Waldron, perhaps better known
as "Charley Waldron," for he has lived
in Guelph almost continuously einoe he
was three years of age and he has now
passed his 88112 mile poet. Mr. Waldron
is a moulder and had worked at that
business for 22 years ; and besides, being
noted as a steady workman, he is a man
whose veracity is unqueatioed. It is a
well known fact here that Mr, Waldron
had to quit work in January 1806, on
account of a severe altaok of sciatica, and
for 11 weeks was unable to do a tap.
Knowing that he was again at work a
Mercury reporter called at hia residence pat
one evening to learn the exact feats of hal
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the Moe. Mr, Waldron when spoken to
on the eubjeet replied quite freely and
had ne hesitation in auditing Dr. Wil,
!lame' PiO4 PIlle with his remarkable
reoevery, "I am not one of those people
wile are seeking nowepaper notoriety,
said Mr. Waldron, "aneIqber have I Lea
snatched from death'a door, but fro
the day when I quit work, until Mare
30th, when I started again, I was son.
fined to the bowie with eoiatioa. It
iopated in my hip and would shoot down
my leg to my foot and was very pain.
fel, 1 could not move about the !haat'
withoet the aid of a Sane . and then only
with great pain, 1. was totally useless as
far ae doing my work was concerned,
was never free from pain, ,and it made
me feel very mnob depressed, for beyond
that I felt strong and anxious to be
about, I am a member of three benefit
sooieties, from which I drew pay, viz ;—
The Three Linke, the Iron Moulders'
Aeeouiation and the Raymond Benefit
Society. People Dame to see me, ani of
course everybody recommended a sure
oure. I didn't try half of them. It was
not possible, but I tried a great many—
parlloularly remedies that I had bean
in the habit of using for lumbago—but I
found no relief. I tried Dr, Williams'
Pink Pills. ,After nein, two boxes I
noticed an improvement, and I kept on
using them. When I had used 6 boxes I
was bask at work again. I kept on until
I had finished the 8th box, and I never
felt better in my life,
"Have you notioed any reourrenoe of
trouble since 1" queried the reporter. "I
have not," he replied, "suffered another
twinge since." Mr. Waldren has work-
ed in all the moulding shops in the oity,
and were never in his life laid off siok as
long as he was from the attaok of sciati-
ca. He hardly knew what it wee to be
sick, and is of that tough, wiry nature
that he can stand mush greater physical
strain than most people would imagine.
Ahnost any person in the city can verity
his statement. kir. Waldron said, as the
reporter got op to leave, "I only Lope
some poor fellow who has suffered as I
did may notice my ease and get relief as
I did."
Dr. Williams' Pink Pills create oev
blood, build up the nerves and thin
drive disease from the system. In
hundreds of cases they have cured after
all other medicines had failed, thus
establishing the olaim that they are a
marvel among the triumphs of modern
medical science. The genuine Pink
Pills are sold only in boxes, bearing the
full trade mark, "Dr. Williams' Pink
Pills for Pale People." Protect yourself
from imposition by refusing any pill that
dose not bear the registered trade mark
around the box.
TriE-i3RUwaS
for aborts, sad 37 for bran weal, Barley
nominal, at 80o for No. 1 extra, 64o for
No, 1, 300 for No, 2, and 24e for No, 5,
ouleide, Iluekwheat—Bair ; demand
eieatiy, at 88o north and west,134o middle
freights, and 350 cast, Rye A?rmor, at
east. 3 0 . oaon
n 7 o is firma!, a good demand
in and smaller offerings ; mixed are quoted
h at west at 21e, and white at 22o, Peas
firmer, at 450 north and west.
Tortoxrc, 00. 20.—At the Toronto eat -
Ole market today the reeoiple were 90
care, inoludiui; 1,072 sheep and lambs,
2,100 ho$a, 20 1311911 cows and eprin3er'e,
and 30 calves. Export Waimea was
quiet, and only really ohoiee cattle sold
well, No really fancy cattle were re.
quired. .8. few cattle sold at 8}o per
lb, and extra oboioe sold at 310 per lb,
Butchers' cattle were quiet ; a few pick.,
ed oattle eolcl at Bao per pound, and poor
as low as 20 and good at 80. Half a
dozen oars were taken for Montreal
market, Bulls were in fair demand, and
sold at Bo to 80o, and one choice lot
brought 39o. Stockers and feeders were
in active demand. There was good buy-
ing for the country, Liget etookere
were gaoted at 2o to 20o per lb., and
-oboice feeders at 23o to 80. Sheep and
lambs were steady ; export sheep were
quoted at 23o per pound for good ewes
and waIhere, and 20 for books. Lambs'
were steady at $3,25 to $8.40 per owt.
Calves were eteady, at $4 to 30 each,
Hogs wore in fair demand and unchanged,
at 8o for hest baron, and Sic for thick
fat.
>ei..•tf,.
The district lodge of the Independent
Order of Good Tempters met lathe Tem.
parental Hall here last weak.
Miller Begley had the first and mooed
fingers of his right hand smashed in a
windmill at the Agricultural park.
Jas. Anderson, who for the lent few
months has filled the position of head
miller in the roller mills of this village,
has accepted a position in the Goldin
mills at Ayr.
The following are the cheers of the
Christian Endeavor Society of St. An-
drew's church, Blyth, for the ensuing six
months :—President, Mies Olara Moffitt ;
Vioe-Pres., Thos. Pate ; Secretary, John
Somers ; Treasurer, Daniel MoGowan ;
Assistant Treasurer, Jas. Sims.
The following teachers were engaged
for next year :—Principal, A. H. Plum-
mer ; 2nd Dept., Miss S. V. McLanchlin,
of Brussels ; 3rd Dept., Miss Annie
Hamilton •, 4011 Dept•, Miss Annie Gray,
of Seaforth. Mr. Plummer's salary will
be $500 and the assistants will each re-
ceive 3225.
Miss Maggie, second daughter of John
McMillan, died on Wednesday morning
of last week, about 6 o'clock. The sym-
pathy of the community goes out to Mr.
and Mrs. McMillan in this their second
bereavement in three months. Another
daughter, Miss Annie, died on Friday
evening.
73RVSS=7-.,5 .rti.LAR==3'1'S,
Fall Wheat 75 76
Barley.— .. — 23 26
Peas 48
Oats 20 21
Butter, tube and rolls 11 12
Eggs per dozen 12
Flour per barrel4 00 4 50
Potatoes 25
Hay per ton.,8 00
Hides trimmed
Hides rough 4
Salt per bbl., retail 1 00 00
Sheep skins, each 50
Lamb skins eaoh,15 40
Apples per bus 50
}dogs, Live 8 00
Wool 18
DAIRY Mattxmr0.—Liverpool, Oot. 20.—
Cheese firm ; demand moderate ; finest
American white (August) 40a ; finest
American colored (August) 505. Butter
—Finest U. S., 85s ; good, GOs, Now
York—Butter lirm ; state dairy, 11c to
18o ; do. creamery, 1200 to 20c ; western
dairy, 8c to 120c ; do. creamery, 124o to
20c ; do. factory, 70 to 110o ; Llgine,
200. Cheese steady ; state large, 7, o to
loo ; dn. email, 710 to 10}o ; part skims,
Sao to 64o; bull skims, 2c to 230. Ingot•.
soil—Offerings, 2,505 boxes ; no sales ;
10o to 10 1/16c offered.
Eawr Burma°, Oct. 20.— Cattle --Re•
ceipte, only one ear ; market slow. Hogs
—Receipts, 15 cars ; market fairly active ;
yorkers, fair to choice, 33.06 to 33.65 ;
roughs, common to good, $2.00 to 33.10 ;
pigs, common to fair, $2.75 to 33.25.
Sheep awl lambs—Receipts, 12 cars ;
market quiet ; lambs, good to choice, $4
to 34.25 ; culls and common, $3.25 to
33.75 ; Canada lambs, common to choice,
$4.25 to 34.35 ; sheep, good to choice
handy weight withers, 33.35 to 33,00 ;
culls and common, 31.50 to $1.75. Cattle
closed weak ; light yearling dockers,
32.30 to 32.40. Hogs closed weak and
generally 5o lower, but all the offerings
wore sold. Shop and lambs closed dull
but about all sold ; Canada lambs un-
changed ; Canada sheep, 38.25 to 88.50,
and a few wailers, $3.75.
TonoNro, Oct. 20.—MarketWheat excited [ma hull.
her ; raa and
white were now quoted hat 80c ; Manitoba
higher ; No, 2 hard quoted Toronto and
west, at 03e. Flour' advanced ; care of
straight roller quoted 10e higher, west at
$4 ; Manitoba advanced another 25o, and
en s now d at tees at 34.65ot Iviillfe d steady atstron8$50
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