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Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1892-10-13
Time Incense.

There has recently been added to,
the collection of folk objects in the
museum of the University OF Penn
sylvania a package of incense, the
use of which survives in the rural
districts of China for the purpose Of
measuring time. 1t is called kong
keung or "clock incense;" the word
kong being our familiar English
word gong" which we got from the
Chinese. 1t is used by the watch
man, whose watch at night is divided
into five parts. Five of these sticks
are burned during the night, and
they are shortened by breaking them
off in accordance with the seasons,
This incense was purchased at Il
Chinese shop in Philadelphia, and is,
another curious instance Of primitive
survivals among these interesting
people.
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TALMAGE S BEDROOM.
compared with the rough corduroy
of my childhood.
Free Thought and Christianity.

How about religion and free thought,
Doctor" said l. 1.-THE churches seem
to be growing more liberal every year.
Infidelity is growing in all religions
the world over, and the tendency seems
to be the breaking down Of all faith.
you are right in saying that the
churches are becoming more liberal,
replied Dr. Talmage. I'VE are getting
closer and closer together every year,
and religion is becoming more and more
a relig on of sympathy and kindness.
We have thousands of real Christians
now VINO hardly know they are Chris
tians They cannot be called intellec-
tual Christians, and the purely intel
lectual Christian - the Christian OF
reason rather than faiths of little
account in the world anyhow. He is an
iceberg, and he is of good neither to
himself nor to any one else. You speak
of the growing infideiity among the be-
levers of other rel gions the world over
The tendency Of man when he gives up
the Col of his fathers is for time to
believe in no God whatever, and 1t is
only after time that he comes around
to study and believe in another religion.
| believe that any religion is better than
no religion, and | believe that the
Christian religion is destined to con-
quer the worle. People are surprised
that the church does not advance more
rapidly They forget that the world has
just been disc overed. Our hemisphere
is but few hundreds of years old, and
Columbus only discovered its shell.
Asia and Africa have been practically
unknown 10 Us until now, and they
are still to great extent undis-
covered. 1t is the same with the world
in other respects as in its geographical
ones. We are just beginning to know
it and its possibilities. Modern inven-
tions are coming in TO help us, and we
are now ready for the first time to begin
to work in earnest.
DIR. Talmagc, you have been accused
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Drunkenness a physica, Disease.

That inebriety is disease of Il
physical nature is capable of demon
stration, and is generally recognized.
There is now no question or doubt Of
its being hereditary, and no one
doubts that it is acquired by social
customs. That it is also a disease
of the moral nature, engendcred by.
allowing the intellectual faculties to.
remain inactive, by not exercising
tie power of conscience and will. by
permitting the power Of appetite and
passions to dominate over conscience,
by the lack Of positive character,
by defective moral education, and by
the want of self-culture, is equally as
certain and can be as clearly proved.
Doctor Day.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1892-10-13

ID ~ ~ another smaller parlor separat-
i " av II by folding doors, at the back.
nrs WH'ains as many curiosities as a
,b~ SpuM' beautiful pictures hang upon
rarr ""us' and an old master in oils,
nesrrHTseantlng Christ Casting Out
en,s' hangs just at the left Of the
Ttol,Ee' he floors are covered with
|TaI"~SA and Persian rugs. which DIR.
Tina %se picked up at Damascus at the
Lana "e made the tour through the Holy
hI, ana there are swords from Cairo.
/ fom !. ''oM 'onstantinople, rare busts
cur -. ''HiS, an articles of virtu AID
Que n.r all parts of the world On
Ia Cb;n"" mere is banner of silk which
na, ""tSe missionary sent to Dir. Tai
] q aI "'" on "A stand below it is a piece
/ Tier" S san Cd lacquer from Japan.
I Of sron "'e baskets from Alaska, pieces
/ Ae h,so rom the Acropolis, sand from
/ sODa fr, u the Pyramids, a chunk Of
/ hon o WIN haalbee, and pretty things
cr eSneI,A where. The rest of the house
! arac tu1us to the parlor, aud every
seems to have a'history.
H.. His Workshop.
ieeGYao /: P"AiNt ttldt Ut. IalHlaSS
With ca G MS visitors. He is besieged
Most e S,,eIs' and though he receives al
saey NY NY one, he has to guard his pri-
hOasn y. workshop is at the top of the
Tie plainnl IS a big room, furnished in
books . re- manner and packed full of
II tho o.. mere are books on the tables.
'ines ara Is and on the floor. Maya
TIE tahIosS scattered here and there, and
q The r, which take up different parts
Scripts nor u are Uttered with manu-
Not a helS STSspaper clippings and papers.
eaginp tba uo@eh men get into this den
! sunantear. DIR. Talmage re stricts
ses'Rg. "' ~ TO himself and his private
9st6iEH ne wants are not per-
Ny is \ N vlean it, and at long intervals
Der dust's laimage allowed in with
~ AND ( here are no fancy
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1892-10-13

DOCKS IN this library, and the newest
copies are torn and mutilated In using
quotation DR.. Talmage tears out the
paragraphs to which he refers and pastes
tnem into his manuscripts to save the
tline OF copying them He does the
greater part of his work by dictation
lie dictates readily. and some of his
pest writings are taken down by an
amanuensis at the rate Of $50 words per
minute.
1t was into the parlors that DR.. Tall
mage received me, and l noted that the
step with which he entered was firm and
sprlngy. He wilt be 60 years old in
January next, but his hair is still brown,
his dark rosy face shows that his blood
is full of iron, and he says he can eat
his three square meals day and enjoy
them. He is a big man and strong
one. He is, judges about 5 feet IL, and
he weighs about ITO rounds. His broad
shoulders have "a slight stoop, but they
are well padded with muscular flesh,
and his arms look as though they could
WELD an ak as we'll as Gladstone's. He
was dressed in plain business clothes,
and | noted, as an hour or so later VIC
walked toward the Tabernacle, that the
hat that he wore was Derby, and it's
number, | Judge, was about eight and
half. DR.. Talmage converses as well
as he breaches. His talk with me was
full of bright sayings. 1t was perfectly
unconventional and simple. 1t covered
great variety Of subjects.
Money Max ng aud the Pulpit.
"Dr. Talmage," said I, you've been
called money making preacher. Do
you think the making of money is in
compatible with your profession?"
III the making OF money were the
chief end of the profession, would
say yes" replied DIR. Ta!mage. And
if it were not entirely subordinate and
apart from it, I would also say yes.
But when the making Of money comes
entirely from work that does not con-
fiict with the duties of the pulpit, and
that, in fact, aids in the work of the
profession, | would say no. During my
whole life I have made my preaching
and my church the supreme end of my
work. have never made dollar at
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That WINS Good EDOG OH.

The boy was sitting lazily in the
stern Of the boat, dangling his feet
in the water, when man from the
dock called sharply to him:
what are you doing there?" he
said.
"Nothin," responded the boy.
do you get any pay for it?"
Nope" And he drew one foot out
OF the water, ready to run if need
were.
"Why don't you go to work?"
"Will you give me q, job?'
Eyes"
STEADY"
"Yes."
"Pay anything?"
well, no." hesitated the man,
ssgot tho. first. week. $50 ,ss4.~. $50.
allow about the second?"
Then I will"
"All right; I'll come around the
second week. This is good enough
fer me now" And the boy stuck the
foot back in the water and winked
at the man on the dock.-Detroit
Free Press.
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Electric Speed.

Experiments were recently made at
McGill College. Montreal, to discover
the length of time required for a tel
egraphic signal to pass from that
point to Greenwich by the Atlantic
cable. Two hundred signals were
sent, and it was found that the aver
age time taken by the current to
cross the Atlantic and back, dis
lance in all of 5000 miles, was ex-
actly one second and five-hundredths
of a second.
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OF being q sensational preacher. Dc

OF being a sensational preacher. Dc
you believe in sensational preaching?"
If you call sensational preaching
replied the divine, "the striving after
striking effects, merely to astonish the
people or to create stir, it is wrong.
But if sensational preaching is the SEN
sation arising from the presentation of
truth, it is right. Truth is always sur
prising, and rightly preached, it ought
not to fail to create sensation. The
opponents Of such preaching are often
men who are as heavy in their remarks
as load of bricks. They are too lazy
or too dull to rise out OF the common
place, and they often vegetate or die of
the dry rot. You ask as to pulpit oratory
to-day. l believe that ourpreachers are
improving in power as the world goes
on. Our seminaries turn out better men
every year, and they will this year fur
nish the best crop of young men in their
hiStorv "
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a Valuable Cat.

Customs Inspector Fl. Smith, Of
Seattle, Wash, has a giant Maltese
cat that keeps the family supplied
with game. Tabby makes daily ex-
petition to the woods and brings
back young rabbit or grouse. 1t is
seldom he returns without some eri
dence of his adroitness at hunting.
He is invariably rewarded with a SAT-
Ger of milk, and this is probably the
secret of his indefatigable industry.
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The Brooklyn Tabernacle.

Leaving the house we then walked
around the block to the Brooklyn Taber-
nacle. 1t Is the biggest church in the
United States, and is one Of the finest
churches in the word. Its tower Of red
brick and stone rises 100 feet from the
ground, and it's four corners have col
ums which remind you Of the beauties
OF the Kutab Minar. Its entrances are
Of stone, richly carved, and it covers
more than half an acre of ground.
Standing in the galleries, the scene be-
low makes you think of the Coliseum at
Rome, and the great organ which stands
opposite you is one the largest ever
made. 1t has four banks Of keys. 100
stops and appliances, and its pipes
number $500. DR.. Talmage stands on. a
platform, with no desk nor pulpit in
front OF him, and he addresses here an
audience of 1000 souls.
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versation at dinner party, for in
stance, gives me new life and vigor."
The World Growing Better.
"Dr. Talmage," said I, don't you
think the world grows worse as 1T grows
older?"
NO, replied the preacher, II do not.
think the world is growing better, in
stead of growing worse, and am in all
things rather an optimist than pessi-
mist. often hear the mechanical in
ventions, the reapers, the mowers, the
electric wires, the steam engine. etc.,
spoken of as the great wonders of mod
ern times. The greatest marvel to me
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1892-10-13

christian Herald, and write three col
',,,ns week for it. write an article
u'n meet for the Observer. and every
a a. o mne I prepare on article for the
Ia;as, Home Journal. entitled Under
\ ',o sindy Lamp. Then have my Fri
NY S .;aht talks. my regular sermon. my
oay and my mail, which comes from
all parts of the world.
@. How do you get your rest.
.Isava time in every way possible,
as.t a in my work. and die
, uss readily and rapidly. ! find my cnlei
s sas IN . change of work, and the con-
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1892-10-13
Duration of Lives.

The average duration of lives in
the United States is AIS years for
storekeepers, A. years for teamsters,
44.6 years for seamen, 47.3 years for
mechanics, AZ. 4 years for merchants,
$40 years for lawyers, and 64.2 years
for farmers.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1892-10-13
AT HIS HOME.
-ur GREAT PREACHER TALKS
WITH A RESPONDENT.

Mic Residence Religious Museum-He
Gives His ideas OF Money-Making and
preaching-The World Growing Better
All the Time.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1892-10-13

The Brooklyn Divine.
New York correspondence:
W The pastor of the biggest church in
the United States!
preacher whose sermons are read
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-17
Gitp Real estate 90 Get.

>----...-. ~----- =
SELECT LIST OF furnished AID urfur-
"A niShed houses and natS. T.. A.
DALEY. "a West 35th-st. Established 1866
CHOICE cabinet finished houses. 81 eco
Z 70 81 500. SrkN Ems. yth-aN corner
9sd st. SHAVE. and 104th-st.
LEGANTLY furnished 19.foOt house.
II with cxtension, between 9TH and 9th
ayes. near 6Sth-st. station: owner may ~.
main In part payment Of rent II desired;
DO agents. r.. Fox l.. Tribune Once.
II ALI Of private stable 20 let from May
III l. at 154 West 56th-st.. for three or
four horses and two or three carriages. APP
plv % :. w. B.. 49, South 5thsNe.
HANDSOME store and bas ment TO rent
II On StA-ave. Apply 70 OWNER. I'll
West 23d-st.. AZ L. o'clock IN.
HOUSE TO LET unfuruish-d and fur
IL nished; desirable locations. FOL-
SON BROTHERS, SO Broadway.
90 WEST 77TH-ST., opposite Colegiste
40 Church.-Four-stOfy is 9y53
decorated complete for occupancy. Apply
on premises
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Real estate n)anteo.

VIVIAN fED-fro June 10 NONem-
w Der 1, at seash0ie or inland. q fully FUR
inshed house; : OF bedrooms 70 must De
large Address, with full particulars, sun
MER. Box 10. Tribune once.
IVANTED.-To lease light. airy room.
w with power for manufacturing u9ht
machinery, near Western Union Building.
ssDacitv. about . 500 feet star price.
ESsICK PRINTING TEL. CO.. III Broad
way " Y.
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}1Uork hanieo.


Males
a FAMILY GOING 10 Europe wish
"A s;tuGtI1u fOi their German tutor, o. some
t,.ridan lessons by tine hour Addicss
kANOVER1AN. 1896 West ''th Il.
4 YOCNG MhN. - year ~ age. 3 yeaIs
"A In o." country, a. driver CHRIST
WIEDEMANN. l.GoS lstaNe.
4 peal TO EMPLOYEES Irurtworthy,
n intelligent gentleman rvrh- any honor
able employ mcnt except thnNd@-ihs CONE
prnsat!on nominal until tested quaihrd iDr
Office manager. accountant, correspondent
cashier collector or salesman correct h3b-
IFS. hest city references ana bond N re-
uuit.d Address RESPONSIBLE Box 90,
tribune Uptown ONCE. LAP hroai"ay.
A KCUITECTS Youth Of 10 desires post
"A tlon In architects Office b. learn busl-
uoss: good reference. Address ARCH IL,
TECT'S APPRENTICE, care OF Cott'r' 100
Broadway
Al CLOTHING salesman desires position
n with Grst-class retail clothing or nrF-
chant tailor house best reference. THUS.
j. WEBB. 3l9 East lsth-st.
A YOUNG MAN, %. wishes a situation
oLlieine. Call OF address Il. L., $50 dave.
SsIsTANT BARTENDER wants situa.
A ton in good house. where there Ia 9
chance OF advancement; good references.
address N. s.. care OF Nobictt. 72l Cthnve.
A COMPETENT MAN Will restore paiut-
"A ings and regld frames for private
,.,rties on premises first class references.
Address GLIDER, Tribune ONCE.
YOUNG MARRIED MAN want. work
n al ooy Kind speaks German ana Ens
lisa. STEINMETZ, l,sG3 2d.ave., near
v6th.st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-17

HOI >EWORK By neat. oblieing Ger.
al man Protestant; cook. wash and iron or
general hou>cwork best city reference: 10
objection To the country 2ij East 3ist-
St. between "a and Sd ayes, basement bell.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-17

4 FIRST-CLASS fishionahl" drr-.uakcr
"A would ike a few more god -u-tYmrr- f,
charges moderate. from a.. MODESTO. lf3
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gonnirp Real Csiaie for Sale

A FREE And CLEAR FARM IN Orange
"A County. y. y; 7JD acre.. mostly in-
proved god house farmers house numer.
bus Optbundln.s: productive scil; vel
wstered and Faced frUi.: nigh and
hedthy. (FOnO 5.l12) PHILLIPS A.
WELLS. Tribune Bu.lcing.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-17
for Sale.


ELEGANT ILVEE-PLATED TEA
AZ SET u2y. teapot. coffee pot. sugar
bowl. cream pitcher and slOOnho.d.I; PLACED
by Reed & Barton; will be sold foi hail
price. .SJ can be seen 81 SOOEAN's, %
Maiden Lane.
EIEST-CLAsS Upright Pianos new pat
L. EMS, az liberal pficc- warranted -is
Years cash Or time. SIADlE & sos,
LeNington-ave.. bet l2ith ard l2jth ~'-.
~ OR SALE. Hammond ID Al Typewriter
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IL Or SALE.-Fhst.cla~. marriott truck,
L single OF double will be sold under ne
cost price. Gs6 Grovc-,t., corner Newark
So, HCbokcn. y. }.
\, NttKLI.-Iwo-story biica on prince
W. p.l street; fixtures, hope All wagon.
Adlre-S Box 81, Port jciTei son, y. \.
- ODAwATER MACHINE. nr>t-cla>~ .
- also hettine table, boNc-. ctc.. cheap.
Enqulie STEPHAN nAT1TN. - Beet.
uan-a,.
~ lPEWElTERS.- Smith Premier also a
bennington typewriter: viii sell OF rut
AddFeSs TYPEWRITER. p. q. Box COZ.
81. 800, 600. F bkAEI' : sl fdAN Or.
GAM, $50 agents wanted catalogue free.
DANIEL f. BEATTY. Washington. y. j.
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Real estate.

nWNERS OF LAND in Hughes, Suly or
" Hyde C0unty. South OAK. ~ well a.
rofties wishing 70 invest. Will find 10 20
ther interest 10 correspond with J. S. r.
WIN, Blunt, >. D.
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Drcss makinQ.

A RTl SPIC Es>MAKING. .- Perfect
n fitting co,tumcr, Jackct- ana wIaps !
handsome DIS for -l2. Nine. OWEN.
40 Aesf "Ht--f
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1892-08-25
EUROPE.

On dit que M. Carnot va rece-
voir prochainement la Toison dor
d. Espagne. M. Theirs, lie MARE
chal de MacMahon, M. Gr6vy.
FONT recue q tour de role.
Gen est fat de l'exposition de
Berlin en- 1900 on avant 1900. LIE
gouvernement allemand a decide
ment renonc6 d CO pro]et, don't on
await, ayec un peu trop de hate,
vant6 toutes les beauties.
- D'aprAs une d6peche de pea
gence Dalziel", Mgr Agostlni Gas
Gu aurait etc design6 par lie Pape
CONNIE coadjuteur ct s%uccesseur
6ventuel de Mgr Persico, secr6tai
re de la Propaganda.
Louis Ct. Brennan, 10 Austria
lien, aui q refuse de la Russie
$4,000 pour une torpille de son
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Mardi soir, vers neuf heures,
une enfant de Ii ans, nominee Ka-
tie Kiess, await etc laiss6e seule q
la maison par ses parents qui ha
bitent dams la Id avenue Sud en-
tire la q ct la Be avenues ct qui
6taiept allies q st Paul.
Voulant activer lie feu dun poe
le ellie cut l'imprudence, malheu-
reusement 81 commune, d'y ieter
du p6trole.
L'huile fit explosion ct entoura
de fammes la pauvre enfant qui
se precipita dehors en- GRANT Eau
secours". Des voisins la secou-
rurent mails trop tard, car deux
heures apres ellie succombait dams
d'horribles s%ouffrances.
La brigade du feu q 6teint lie
commencement d'incendie qui Sc
TAFT d6clar6.
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HCEIo DH LoUEST

invention, afa de la vendre $3.50,
600 q IAngleterre, Went d'etre fai'
compagnon de l'ordre du Balm, par
la refine Victoria.
lie pape a nomm6 lie banquier
new-yolkais, Eugene Kelley, ca
m6rier de caps ct d'6pee en- recon
naissance de sa g%6n6rosit6 envers
les institutions catalogues. II est
inutile d'ajouter que cette fonc
tion est purempnt honoraire.
La canonniere franchise lie
Heron" a tire snr le paquebot
poste anglais, IL Bona" pres de
la cote Quest de rAfrique, au mo-
ment Oh CO navire taptait de forcer
lie blocus de la cote du Dahomey
ct de debarquer des marchandisee
sur I'm point compris dams le ter
ritoire bIoqu6. LIE "H6ron" a tire
trois coups de canon. dams la d.
rectlon du Bona" avant que le
cepitaine anglais ait CONSENT q
s'arr6ter.
La presse lib6rale blame lie
gouvernement de ce quill refuse
d'envoyer un navire de guerr. pour
asslster aux fetes de Christophe
Colomb. Ellie attaque fortement
le chancellor de Caprivi parce qn'il
a declare que lAllemagne ne pou-
wait disposer d'aucun navire pour
cette Circumstance. Cttte d6clara-
ton, dit la presse lib6rale ne sert
qua abaisser le prestige de la fot-
te allemande aux yeux du monde
enter.
I'm lieutenant allemand s'est
battu en- duel jeudi dernier, au
pistolet avec deux ouvriers ct les
a tues tous deux.
lie correspondent du "Stan-
dard' de Londres a B ,rlin mande
que trois officers francois ct une
femme ont etc arr6t6s CONNIE es
pions a Myslowitz, en- Sil6sie.
La plus grande excitation 8
etc caus6e a Rome par la dennis
sion hernandez par lie pape lui
meme du Cardinal Ruggi 70, pre-
fet DIS affairps fnancleres de la
Propaganda ct qui 6ta't considers
CONNIE le successeur probable de
Leon XIII.
On a decouvert que lie vrai cou-
6tait le Cardinal Ruggiero
ct non Mgr Folchj, ch4mbellan
du Pape qui await etc oblige d.
donn'r ga demission il y a IN an
environ.
BERLIN.-Le cholera continue q
SO propsger avec une :apidit6 alar-
dams la Prusse orientale.
La proportion considerable DIES
.6c6s compar6e aux cas- de mala'
die a cause une panique.
lie ministre de l'Int6rieur a
recu une lettre dun de ses am1s
.'Angleterre l'1nformant que les
cultivateurs canediens t~rouveraient
cette aimee. en- Angleterre, un ex-
cellent march6 pour leur foin, qui
sly yendrait environs $3.50 la ton
ne.
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Ne vous arretez pas! llsez!!

Lisez jusqu'au bout, ayez la pa
thence ct apprenez quelque chose
qui vous sera utile ST vous desirez
I'm "chez vous," 81 vous voulez
faire une visite a de vieux amis on
ST vous cherchez I'm nouveau champ
pour vos travaux.
lie Minneapolis & st Louis Ry,
"Albert Lea Route a organise
une s6rie d'excursions pour les re-
coltes lie 29 aodt ct 30 septembre
pour tous points du Missouri, Co.
dorado, Utah, Nebraska, Kansas,
Montana, Wyoming, Dakota Sud
ct Nord, Texas, ct a moiti6 prix.
S'adresser a @. M. Pratt, G.. 4
& P. A., Minneapolis, MINI.
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Tous deux en- reviendront.

Dimanche dernier, les parois-
stems de l6glise catholique de Cor
coran avaient l'avantage ct lie plai-
sir d'entendre, sur l'6vangile du
jour, I'm magnifque ct eloquent
sermon, par lie Revd Pere Trea-
nor, de Waseca, MINI. LIE Pere
Treanor s'6tait rendu a Corcoran
sur l'invitation expresse d. d6vou6
ct 6nergique cure DE- cette parois-
Sc.
LIE jeune orateur de la chaire a
une renomm6e d6ja bien etablie,
ct les ouailles du Revd Pere Lau-
zon lu1 savent gre du zele quill de-
ploie pour lie bien des ames de ses
p]arolssiens.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1892-08-25
BULLETIN

Bic, No 1, Hard, 75o a 82c.
Beurre creameriee, 20 q Is cts
Beurre diaries, Is a 20 cts.
Beurre commun, 5 q 10 cts.
Pore par baril, $ll.50 q $ll.75.
Beef Mess, $3.50 a So 90.
Fevres, Fancy Navy, $l.75 3
$500.
Eufs frais, 15c a Ice.
Lard frais, la livre, Al a Sc.
Farine patente, $2.l5.
Family, l.90 a200.
Son par tonne, $50 a $3.50
CRANE de lin, lie boisseau $3.50
Foin mil, $ll q $l2.
Foin de marais, $500 a SIS.
Avoine, 30 3 IS cts.
MATS, 38c q 42c.
Patates nouvelles, 40c a SOC.
Barley, As a so cts.
Fromage,1 ere qualit6 10 q Ii cts.
LANES, non lav6es II q l9 cts.
LANES, lav6es 21 q % cts.
Dinde, IL q Is cts.
Mutton, dressed, 7c.
Lamb, sc.
Hog, 53c.
Live stock
Cows, So 10 per hundred lb.
Calves, $780,
Light calves, So % a So.
Green hides, DC Id.
Calves. green hides, 5 q 69ac.
hides. cured, So q 81 Is.