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On cite des cas- surprenants de
catalepsie, ct un monsieur raconte
quill connu une dame qu'on croy-
ait morte ct qui s'est r6veill6e pen
dant la c6r6monie au bruit des
hants d'6glise.
An bout d 'un instant on entende
murmurer par un monsieur oui
croyait penser settlement:
Pour ma belle-m6re, moi, je
ferai dire une messe base.
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Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1902-08-29

Rome. Lion declare ie source
autoris6e, au Vatican, que Mgr
Ireland, archevaque de st Paul,
sera cree cardinal au Consistolre
oui terminera l'ann6e jubilaire du
Pape,
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1902-08-29
LES DEvOlRs CIvIQUEs


declare dams ces COLONIES que le
premier ct lessentiel moyen d'ar-
river q poss6der Ia consideration
des meilleurs elements en- ce pays,
c'est de Sc montrer soi-m6me un
citoyen z6l6, ind9pendant ct 6clai-
re. C'est ce qui resort encore une
fois dune 5tude que Honorable
Boyd Winchester, du Kentucky,
public dams le num6ro courant de
P"Arena'', sous le tire lila dette
du citoyene a son pays.
Notre auteur va directement au
ceur du sujet en- distant qu'on ne
saurait excuser, encore bien moins
justifer indifference pour les res
possibilities civiqnes. La vigilance
l'activit6, l'enthonsiasme sont ab-
solument n6cessaires 3 un peuple
libre.
II est q craind1e que pextension
du droit de suffrage matt pas ame-
ne une progression correspondence
dams l'appr6ciation des devoirs ci-
viques. Ainsi que le dit NJ. James
Bryce on a trouv6 que ]e cote mo-
deste du patriotisme, le sentiment
sobre de ce qu'un homme doit q Ia
soci6t6 au milieu de laquelle il Wit
ct quill doit alder 3 gouverner, est
particulierement dif6cile q entire
tenir. Chaque election devrait etre
l'occasion Oh cnacun montre son
zele pour le bien general Cepen-
dant il arrive trop souvent qu'un
grand nombre d'6lecteurs s'abs-
tiennent de voter, laissant ainsi q
des minorit6s le soin de d6cider
les questions les plus graves, plei-
nes de consequences pour pavenlr
de le nation.
C'est cette classe de citoyens
qui abdiquent leurs droits ct n6gll.
gent leurs devoirs qui est respon-
sable de la plupart des nctes de
mauvaise administration ct de cor.
ruption don't le poids retombe SUI
tous. N. Winchester est sans mer-
ci pour ces indiff6rents quill classe
parmi les Pharisiens.
II ne saurait y avoir de doctrine
plus pernicieuse que celle qui teno
3 repandre le d6gont pour les cho,
ses de la politique. Sill est vral
que les moeurs publiques sont des
cendues 81 bas le devoir des hen
netes gems nest que plus urgent
ce sont eux qui doivent faire leu
vre de publication. Aucun pays
ne saurait vivre longtemps 81 aban
dome administration aux Gle
ments vici6s. LIE poste d'honneur
c'est le poste du devoir. Tout gou
vernement libre sera renvers6, 8
ceux qui ont qualit6 pour le soute
mir SO bornent q une critique de
daigneuse ct sterile des actes d,
pouvoir. Ceux qui negligent leur
devoirs civiques sont aussi coupa
bles que ceux qui trahissent.
Nous volci revenus bientot
p6poque on chacun est appel6
exercer ses droits d'6lecteur. GU
les Canadiens- Francais, par la ma
turalisation ct lenr6gistrement
fassent en- sorte de metre pas clas
|s6s parmi les indif6rents ct le
traitres. Soyons des citoyens, de
citoyens actifs; CO sera notre avan
tage d'abord ct notre gloire ensul
lta.
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-Vous savez, le fills Molard, il
VENT de voler $4,000 piastres 3 son
patron.
Ii q, de plus, emport6 votre
parapluie.
All! l'sffreuse canaille!
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1902-08-29
QUEBEC

= LIE gouvernement francais
Went de nommer Chevaller de Ia
Lei gion d'honneur, Mgr Matthew,
u. NJ. g., P6min ent recteur de pU-
niversit6 Laval. :
M. Bedard de la maison
Jhouinard ct B6dard, partait de
Quebec sous pr6texte d'aller r4gler
q Montreal un billet qui await 6t6
proteste. LIE lendemaln, NJ. Choui-
nard recevait de son ex-associ6 une
lettre dams laquelle celui-ci lui di-
salt quill ne le reverrait plus, ct
quill 6tait inutile de SO METRE q 81
recherche, quill allait changer son
nom, il ajoutait quill await fait JUS
qua present tout son possible pour
maintenir en- 6ouilibre Peohiquier
de la maison, mais quill etait q
bout de resources.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1902-08-29

Pour votre proclaim habit rem
|dez rune visite q NJ. Antoine
Chouinard, chez Heinrich, coin de
Ia Nicollet ct de la 34me rue.
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CANADA
MONTREAL

-L'hon. M. Joseph Royal est de.
c6d6 samedi soir, q $40 heures, q
lhopital priv6 du DR. Azarie Bro.
deur, rue Sherbrooke. II s'est
6teint paisiblement, entour6 de 50
famille. II 6talt sans connaissance
depuis jeudi dernier.
La petite Marie Vachon, file
de M. Joseph Vachon, maftre.bou-
langer s'amusait q jouer avec des
tillettes de son age, dams un han
gar situ6 en- arri6re de la maison
ProGtant de pabsence de la mere,
qui vaquait q ses travaux d'int6-
rleur, les enfants imagin6rent de
METRE le feu q un amas de copeaux,
qu'elles avaient entass6s dams un
cain. La petite Vachon fit fsmber
une allumette. mais, brhl6e aux
doigts tout q coup, ellie laissa TOM
ber lie bois enfamm6 sur So robe
l6gere, qui prit feu soudainenent.
Malgr6 les soins les plus ASST
dus, Penfant explrait lundi matin.
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Abonnez-vous 3 l'E0Ho DE LOU
EST, 81. par aimee.
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s.SHERBROOKE

fatal accident s'est produif
au canton de Barford. En- rabsen-
ce de M. ct Nine Horne, leur fills
Scott, age de II ans, saisit une ca
rabine ct Sc NIT en- frais de la de-
charger. Ellie fit explosion dams les
mains du jeune homme qui cut la
main droite emport6e. Des doigts
furent trouv6s dane la cour de la
maison.
M. J. r. Woodward s'occupe
de incorporation dune compagnie
don't le but serait de developer les
mines des Cantons de lEst en- eta
blissant un 'tsmelter" q Sherbroo-
ke.
D'apres M. Woodward, les chan
ces de success sont grandes, car un
grand nombre de capitalistes sin
t6ressent q l'entreprise. Des de-
mandes d d'informations viennent de
plusieurs endrolts.
Une compagnie de Boston pro-
pose d'acheter un grand nombre
de mines, construire les batisses ct
loutillage n6cessaire, ct obtenir
Incorporation dune compagnie
au capital de $25,00O,OO0. D'apres
eux, la chose pourrait etre ex6cut6e
facilement, Get automne
Ottawa. Sir Wilfrid n'arrivora
probablement pas q Ottawa avant
la fin de septembre ou le commen-
cement d'octobre.
Richelieu. I'm nomme Eddie
Ouellet, employ6 depuis quelque
temps d Pusine 6lectrique de Ia
Royale, 6tait q perforer aupres DIES
fills conductors, lorsqu' en- abattant
son marteau, IL frappa un des ca
bles 6lectriques ct recu un choc
6pouvantable, qui NIT le feu q ses
vehement.
Toute la poitrine ct pabdome1
ct une partie du corps tombalen1
en- lambeaux. LIE spectacle 6tai'
horrible. II fit Transports q son 10.
gis Oh il fut administr6, apr6s quo
Ia terrible agonie commence, ct j
mourut le lendemain.
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Die uJreie 8reiie" fat iiber 400
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an iiber 700 &oitofficen perlanbt, unb
Fat etne groRe @erbrettune in Der
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SIR girfulatipns=@ebiet in 5eras
erItredt iib BON @alpelton biz binauf
nadb DeniiDn, nDn Warlball i'm Often
Biz nab 81 4alo N: fernen @eiten;
es iblieBt ielbitperftdnblid nit Be-
Sonbers sablreiben 2elern oas biht=
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3tpei @eiienhe iinb beitdnbig, iabrs
etn, iabraus inn SrtereiIe oes 8latz
tee unterpeas uno fiibren oentielben
I'M 8erein nit unleren riibrigen 2oz
fal Mgerter fDrttpdbren6 neue 9ez
Ter gu.
Sn gnbetrabt oieler gbatiaben iit
Die nSreie 8reiie", tpu es iid barun
banoelt, Die beut1be 8epD(ferung slt
errei6en, nas bette s(nseiae Wses
binm im Gfaate Geraa.
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Deuti9 arnerifani1be 3eitungen
tueroen i'm alten Baterlanb nit grD=
Bem Sntereiie geleien, neil ite fid
frei ausipreben unb bdufig pDn BRIT
ben mebr Neuisfeiten unb gea1ri1=
ten bringen, als Die beut11en 8ei=
tungen ielbit. Die nJreie 8reiie fir
9eras" lit briben iiberau, uDbin iie
geianot tpiro, Elm iebr germ geiebener
@ait unb fann fib riibmen, Iner=
fennune uno @lrbigune gu finben,
pie aus aablrei6en Briefen an uns,
Iutpie an Dieienigen, tpelhe bas 8latt
an lire 8ertpanbten ibifen, berppr.
3ebt. 8er baber ieinen 8ertpanoten
uno Sreunben cine sSreube ertpeilen,
ibnen ein tpilltDmmenes @e1benf
MAIDEN tpiu, Der befteae fir iie bic
rSreie Breiie fir Teras". Das Sns
tereiIe fir Teras, tpie ilberbaupt fir
ben Staat unb bic @egeno, NOD Die
8erpanoten mDbnen, 1T in Deut1h=
lano iebr lebbaft unb es iit unm0gz
li6, in Bripatbriefen eine 10 griino=
libe Nuffldrung unb Belbreibung
oes fretnoen 2an6es gu geben, tpie
bies Die r5reie Breiie" allmDbent=
lib tbut. Sir ben geringen Breis
pDn So perlenben mir pDrtDfrei unier
reibbaltiges @Dbenblatt auf elm Sabr
an irgeno cine Goreiie i'm Iuslanoe.
9ie ssreie Yreife fir 9eras Yubl.
Gpmpamg.
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Spreb Stunoen pDn 10-12 ubr
8urnlittags. 3-5 llbr Nabnittags.
Sonntags: BON 10-11 llbr 8Drnt.
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&ettet s3tpei npnt SpSe.

rnnlere fleine Tpbter- batte einen
fait t6otliden 6uIten g(nfau unb
8rDnbitis i'm bDb1ten @rabe"
iebreibt sSrau @. 6. 6apilanb BON
NrmDnf, sc. 9. nMber als ale anbes
rem Mittel feblaeialaeen batten, err
retteten mir lie 0ur6 DR.. Kings
New Discovery bpm SDoe. un=
iere Nibte, Die an S1pinblu9t inn
pDrgelbrittenen Stabium litt, ees
brau6te ebenfalls biele munberbare
Weoisin uno erfreut ii9 beute bes
beiten 8Dblbeftnbens. 9ie iblintn=
iten 5dlle bon 6alsz unb 2ungen=
2eioen tpeiden in fiirseiter Belt nor
nDr. Sings Seem 9iscpperp". Gin
unfeblbares Mittel eeeen 6uiten unb
@rfdltune. Breis so gts. uno 81 90.
8irb garantirt pun S. &alteber &
SDbn, @eD. S. S. Sbnitt, gieen=
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glus Dresden miro potn II.
SUM beribtet: &Dnie Mlbert pDn
5adien, Der nDr &ur5em lbuer
'front.' uno ihDn fait tDbt9eiagt mar,
bat iih mieber 10 melt erbult. baB er
nit Nppetit Elm Sribitiif einnebmen,
cine lei6te giaarre rauben uno
einise &egierungsgeibdfte erlez
bigen fonnte. Die 2eibdrste pa=
rem Db Der unermarteten 8elierung
tbres betagten Batienten stpar niht
menie rbaff", hesen aber bod fir
Die ndbfte 3ufunft negen bes bOben
Qlters oes 8atienten Beiorgnii1e.
Die gan5e f0nielihe 5anilie iit um
oas &ranfenbett nerlammelt, nit
Nusnabme ieines 9eeffen, oes 8rin=
gen War, Der befanntlib fatboliiber
8rieiter genDr5en unb CUR 3eit als
BrDfeiDr Der TbeDlDgie i'm sseluiten=
2pceun in Selbfirb (TirOl) tbdtis
IN
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gr pa9te an 8ettps per19leterten
8lutbblid, an ar sie {hDnen Syrauenz
aueen, bic berbeiBenb auf feinem 2e>
benspeg geleu9tet, getpdbrenb au inn
oafaef9aut botten; an ibre ldnsit abgee
Fumpfte 4n5iebungsfroft ba9te er, an
ibre boble 5errli9fett unb entrGtblel=
ten GebetmniiTe-an ar bas, lpas
idngff ouBerbalb feiner @elbittGue
f4ungsfdbigfeit fag, unb er fiiblte ii6
ongeOoet bon Der tiiblen Metsbeit lei<
nes Sersens.
(Sortiebune fplet).
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800 @elphnnna. 500.

Die 2eier beier 3eituns uerben iid1 frcuen su er=
eiebt, pe6e Die @iiienidat in all' ibren etien su
been i'm Stanoe it, oall's &atarrb Sur 1T Die ein=
see iebt Der dr3tden grloeri6aft betannte poftipe
Rllr &atarr6 erforbert als cine @onfitutionsfranf
aeit cine eonititutioneae gebanoluns. 9al's aa=
tarrb =Rllr tuiro tnnerli 9enomnlen nno pirt brett
Spifems, oaourd) Die @runolaee Der &rantbeit ser.
if6reno nno Dem 9atienten &rat sebenb, iitOen iie
Die Contribution Des &6rpers aulbaut uno Der Natllr
in ibrem @erte bilit Die Gisentblmer baben 70
pie 9ertraueu 81 ibren 6eiltrden, Oab lie elm bur=
bert Dollars gelobnung fiir leoeu Sail anbeten,
Den e Slt tlriren perfebt. 2aBt Gu6 cine Gite opn
3usniiien fonlmsn Ilan aDrefre:
G. 8. G6eueD & 6 o., Soleop, o.
ss- 9ertauit BON allen apotbetern, aSreis Is
Gents Die Glaibe
s,aH's 5amilien pinen limb Die beiien
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: Die IltmdrfiIben golfsipiele

- Ste Nlttr11rtt|@en SOlt6lplele
in 9aneerntiinoe (8reis Stenoal,
&egierunasbeairf Magoeburg) nab
men einen elanaenoen 8erlauf unter
Betbeiliaung BON iiber bunoert
8iiraern Der Staot in biitorilhen
aoitiimen. glufeefibrt puroe oas
DDn Baitor Sod branatiiirte 8Dlfss
itiid v@rete Minoen" @rete Wfins
ben lpielt in Der @eibihte Der Stabt
9angermiinbe eine erDBe &Dae; i'm
Sabre 1917 loa iie Die Staot angez
siinbet unb eine 5euersbrunlt uer>
anlaBt baben, tpelbe gang 9angers
miinbe einaiherte. Sic muroe bins
aeribtet, bod balt man ibre Beitra=
funs fiir einen Suitismoro.
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Cine farGe @e6r.

Cine farRe 2Se6r.
8srtheioisen Sis Sbren SOrper gcgsn
&ranfbsit bura BEN @ebruu6 pou
1ntt's Yilsn, elm itets li9eres Seilmits
tel sesen &opfidmer;en, Dpspeplis, Wlas
Iaria, 8erftOpIuus uno ale bamit per.
manbten 2eioen.
"Das Griebrab bes Gfbens!!o
Or. guttl Sbrs 2eberpillen iiuo ba@
Eriebrao bss 2ebens. Sd weros bcm
3ufaa ftsts banfbar fem, Der mid ble'
itlben fsnnen lernen lisB. 8. Salrlslsb.
Rlatte Cannon, Col.
IMtt'S &eter YiHe'a.
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Die gDnierpatipen i'm beut=
ihen Gaihstage baben nunmebr be-
i1lD1ien, Die pDm @rafen b. &anib
aneereete Snterpellation iiber oas
uebereinfDmt11en Der beiben grDBen
oeutI1en Dampferaelenlbaften nit
Dem Mprgan=SDn fallen gu lalz
fen. Die &onierpatipen mullen
bamit mDbl tpeniger ibre frieolibe
Stimmung Der Ge9ieruna gez
eeniber in bieier Sa@e betpeiz
fen, als permeiben, oaB Die &e=
aierune aus bielem @inbmiibz
lenfarnpf gldnseno als Sieger berz
DDrgebt, mas beinabe itber lit, leit=
Dem lDmDbl Der Nntragiteller @raf
&anib, als audi Der 9ireftDr bes
8unoes Der 2anotpirtbe, Dr. 6abn,
Dffentlib erfldrt baben, bas Nbfom=
men an fib iei eeredtfertiat uno bic
beutihen Sntereiien ieien babel 9ez
tpabrt.
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@ime tbredlid,e @rplpiipm

.eines @a1plin :. Ofens perbrannte
bier fiiralid eine Dame auf fiirh=
terlibe Grt" idreibt sc. 6. Balmer
BON &irfman, Sa. rDie beiten
Gerate fonnten Die grdBliben @un=
ben, Die barauf folgten, nibt beilen,
aber r8udlen 8 Mrnica Salbe" lir=
oerte nibt nur Die Sbmersen, iDnz
bern betpirfte cine pDaige 6eilung. :"
Das 8eite in Der @elt eegen 8ranb@
unb Sbnitt Wunben, 8eulen,
Sbrammen, 6aut Iusiblag uno
tuie geeen Die meiiten 0autfranfbei=
ten. 25 Gents bel s. &alteper &
SDbn, @eu. S. S. Sbmitt, @igen=
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- Sbone iunge 6abner, 8rat.
bubner uno 0ennen bel
6. 9. Game & 60.
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6. $. & Dean & s 0. boz
ben @efdbrte aller slrt in sr6Bter
Nusmabl.
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the only way l could see was TO make UP
my mind before they caught on, and then
act before they had chance 10 ind out
about it. L believe youu stick me
through thick and thin, and that's the kind
o man 1 want for a place here that's worth
more this winter than you'll make at home
in two years. I've picked you out for the
place because I believe you appreciate
what a man does for you, and partly be-
cause believe you'll make your mark in
it. It's clerk to the judiciary committee
and it's been filed UP to this time by the
smartest young fellow that ever came
down from a Chicago law Office. But he
don't suit me. and I've decided to take you
up and make you the biggest thing in Da-
Wis county"
Shacklett listened in complete amaze
ment. He finally found his voice to inter
pose:
But I-that isl don't know any law,
and 1 don't know anything about lesisla-
lures, nor nuthin O. that kind. How'm l
gofn to fill it?"
Well" said Fletcher, with little drawl,
"I'll have to fill it for you till you get into
ii right. You Will have to brush up little
on your langwidge as well as your clothes;
but we'll get the clothes first thing from
the salary that's already comm and you'll
soon learn TO act like the rest O. the boys
in the committee rooms. Jest keep your
eyes wide open, keep the rest talkin' all
you can, and take it all in like a sponge.
You'll make it all right, or L wouldn't "a
sent for you
But l don't know law terms" faltered
Shacklett, land 1 don't know even what
judiciary means for sure"
"Oh. you'll find that out quick enough #
youH remember TO let the other fellows do
most of the talking while you look wise
and bored, and jest grunt!' smiled F'letcn-
or. with a smile that had good deal of
real amusement in il.
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smoke is largely an advertisement OF the
laZiness of the man who takes care or the
furnace. He piles II full and goes away,
leaving the coal 10 disintegrate in the heat
and send millions OF sooty particles into
the air. The smoke that clouds our once
blue sky consists OF coal that is not burned.
and economy requires that IL should be
burned. II smaller quantities are put upon
the CRATE, and oftener, and If they are
spread evenly over the flaming surface,
there will be a better result in heat and a
better result outside in the diminution Of
smoke
Smoke consumers are not satisfactory, but
they accomplish some good. our Brooklyn
postoffice, which defes local law. has a
consumer that works for a part of the
time, though it's blast OF SCOT at other
times is a grief 10 the vicinity. But there
is hope not only in consumers. but in prepa-
ration OF the fuel. Consul General Mason,
OF Berlin, reports on the use of briquettes
in that city, and makes so good showing
for them that we may eventually adopt
them In this country RE says the air OF
the cities is clear. although soft coal is the
principal fuel, and the briQuettes boS<a with
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almost no smoke. These briquettes cost in
Germany about 50 a ton. and would prob
ably be made here for less. The are formed
from Gust and scraps at the mines. and are
welded together In biscuits each pierced by
a hole 10 increase the facility OF a draft.
In earlier attempts TO utilize the culm OF
the mines the success was not signal, for
the binder, or material used for mixing or
cementing the particles. was not sufficient
ly infammable and the briquettes would
burn only in a hot fire. like that under a
ships boilers or in a foundry cupola. 1t is
now believed. however, that coal bricks can
be made In America which will burn as
freely those in Germany.
Ana whether or no they become common
in this country, there is at least the substi-
tute OF coke. This is soft coal that has
been baked and solidihed In a furnace its
gases burned of. its impurities expelled.
Though made principally for foundries and
smelters. where IL is especially valuable
because OF its strength i'm supporting the
superintendent masses Of ore and metal.
IL can be broken into sizes for the domestic
stove and range. and is on some accounts
better than anthracite. inasmuch as II
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servants bungle with the drafts IL does not
put out volumes OF sunocating gas, which
imperil the health and lives OF the family.
This coke is made by thousands Of tons in
great banks Of ovens built al the mouths OF
soft coal mines in Pennsylvania, West Nir-
ginia and elsewhere. and could be supplied
TO the cities IN sufficient quantities and at
a moderate price.
And, lastly, there are gas and OIL two
fuels that are fast coming into favor by
reason OF the uncertainty in the coal sup
ply and the increasing prices which are
charged for IL. These have the advantage
OF instant ignition and instant extinction.
so that they are economical: they burn as
holly in one second as coal after a furnace
has been nursed for an hour; they require
they do not foul the air as bitumlnous coal
is doing. Moreover. they are produced
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SOFT COAL AND REMEDIES.
The Fuel Question Pulling One
Everywhere.

Brooklyn Eagle
1t is with regret that the public will learn
OF the probable resignation of the author
tiles to the use OF soft coal, and the final
disappearance OF the sky from New York.
Soft coal is an admitted nuisance. an in
jury TO health. a cause OF discomfort and
uncleanliness, but since the anthracite
miners have run the price Of their COM
modify 10 a figure which represents the
value Of precious stones IT is not to be
supposed that hard coal will remain in
use. Coal at Sl2 TO Sl4 ton is not for the
common people. but only for millionaires.
and il is the millionaires who are most
persistently refusing it. Since. then. we
cannot have hard coal any more, we must
make the use of the soft kind as tolerable
as possible. AT present IL is intolerable
because Ii is unskillfully managed The
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with increasing cheapness and are accom-
panied by no waste. The authorities are
not enforcing the law against soft coal.
but popular sentiment will not permit our
city 20 be turned into a Chicago. Cincin-
natl. a Pittsburg. when so many remedies
are offered for the present unhealthful con-
ditions