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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-07-03

hons snds long controversy. which began
under Archbishop Hughes. who inauga-
rated the policy OF using in support Of
cathoise schools the threat and some
times the act of Recommendation. This
policy, which has been supported hitherto
By Archbishop CorYizan and the Bourbons
Of sheschurch. pree!uded any compromise
or eossmon arrangement with the public
schools. As whole tins policy failed.
although il succeeded in great Catholic
centers like Nsw York. bu. even when it
suceeeied II injured the permanent in
fiuenee. growth and strength Of the
churei, IN America by prejudicing intelli-
gent americans against the church as
non-rs:pnbliean in Its spirit and hostile to
free Institutions.
In Germany. Austria and France . COM
promise has been reached. under which
Roman Catholic teachers are found in
public: schools, the children Of the faith
atteno them. and arrangements are made
for religious and moral training either be-
fore tsse regular school hours or in differ
ent schools. In America prelates like
Archbishop Ireland proposed compro-
mise arrangement under which Catholic
chiidfen could go to public schools, taught
IL possible BY those of their own faith.
and receive instruction outside Of school
hour.: in religion and morals. This was
the Fsribau.t plan. 1t was in fall opera
ton ID Poughkeepsie in Archbishop Cor
rigans diocese. and OF course with his
consent. The Bourbons OF the Catholic
churc;i IN America attacked this Faribauit
plan II Archbishop Ireland because they
saw it;wou!d be ultimately fatal 10 any COM
piete system Of pasochiai schools over the
entir.s country. Archbishop Ireland carried
his csse to Rome: he had the support and
sympathy of such men a. Cardinal Glib
bons and Bishop keene. and in April.
fssE2. i vas decided that the Faribault
plan vas permissible. Then came Arch
bishop Ssto!li, who urged the bishops to
come to terms with the public school
au,hGri,ies. No reproach was to be cast
on parents for sending their children to
non.(athoiic schools.
Mossignor Satolli urged upon the bish-
ops ths policy Of accommodation and
harmony with democratic institutions
wh,cil has stamped Pope Leo as the most
statessnanlikc pontif of his century. and
Pope Leo describes Archbishop Satolli as
one whose words fully complied with our
comuisnds."
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Drink E:yr. Betsey: drink fair" was
the sdmoai4on OF Sairey Camp a. she
passed the s,ottie 10 her comrade, gossip
and CO. xork4r. Mistress Prig. and think
fair and straight" ought 10 be the admoni-
tion acdres.cd 10 any really honest, sane
man who sincerely believes in free silver
coinage. Hsracs White in his article on
1.-THE Gold STANDARD make IL perfectly
clear that Il does not make any differ
ence whether appreciated currency II pa
per money! or metallic money, the
cheap monef under free Issues viii drive
the better n:,ney out Of circulation. Mr..
White showk that when England in 1910
vas living JPN irredeemabie legal tender
bank paper, tcircnlating at . discount Of ID
per cent. thu bank tried 10 persuade peo-
pie that it Was not the paper which had
depreciaied,t but the gold which had
grown dearstt. which is exactly what the
silverlte deil,agogues are never weary Of
telling the american people today; IL is
the thinnes$ kind Of sophistry Of most an
ciens ard fSa-i.ke smell.
The experience of England with IRE
deemable lc.sl.tender bank paper in 1910.
during the ;snpoleonlc wars. was repeated
by the Uni4,d States during our civil war
when We iseued legal tenders which soon
deprecated: and gold took to flight. When
ever you have two legsi-tcnder dollars"
Il 10 certain that II there - any choice be-
tween then; you will hoard one and spend
the other, a1d 10 doesn't make bit of prac.
teal diticrekce whether the deprecia ted
dollar is irrssdesmabls silver or irredeem-
able paper the monetary disturbance
comes iusv the same. IT We should
refuse to sedecm our debased silver cur
Yency in gold, then our gold would
promptly leave u. and We should come
down. says Mr.. White, Ito the exact situa-
ton In wh.eh the bullion committee found
Ensiand-shat Is. with standard Of value
with only FOCAL circulation, and 30 per cent.
ut least below that Of the rest OF tho world. 4"
Tallsyranss told the French national as
ssmbly that no lac can prevent cheap
money dri!sing out better money. and Mr..
White says tae French sssignats Of 1871
went to zcsn despite the fact that "hoarders
Of specie were publicly denounced A. enc
mics Of i!srty: and two years later. In
the height of revolutionary fury, the pur-
chase Of gcsd VAS prescribed under pen atty
Of six yeats in chains"
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THE POTE's LETTER TO CARDINAL
GIBBONS.

The recent letter of Pope Leo to Cardinal
Gibbons lisa snat,er of consequence to the
American people. for il completely quiets
the recently, circulated rumors that the
Roman pohtiff had decided TO disavow the
acts of Moasirnor Satolli in this country
and modify his policy in regard to paro-
chial and public schools. The pope's
letter to Cardinal Gibbons dispels all
doubt and puts an end to ali excuse for
further controversy, for he confirms tho
authority OF the apostolic legate and de-
clares that his mission is permanent. No
good Csthi,lic can further question or crit
icise the decisions Of the apostolic legate
This action of the pope is of vast conse-
qaenee 10 the American people. for the
action Of Monsignor satolii is instinc,
with = patriotic desire To bring the church
IN this CO; tntfy into closer relations with
American iiis ana institutions. Pore Leo
Is = statesman. and his policy TN the United
States il fpst what he has shown ii To he
in France: hs is determined to DO nothing
that would tend 10 make the church an
alien body 10 the state. either in France or
public oein on either in the French or
American republic ueedie,slv agains, the
Catholic sAurrh.
In his; lester TO Cardinal, Gibbons the
pore says that while Catholic schools are
TO 10 promoted when feasible to do so. the
yt'h ~ tAi.aalio pareats 70 s<ad 'Asir cA.i-
d'ea 80 tse peblse scsoei. shall sef h dea,e,i
-. e tnEs
the pope ..il ee understood when il is re
called ,hal rader literal Interpretation
Of the s:etrSs OF the plenary council of
RaltmoIe Catholics sending their children
~ the ra.h &c schools might be ana In some
cases wrFn escotnmunse s;ed The popc's
letter IL taidinal uihhoas MAKES such ex-
communications impossible la the future
Pope $so's policy means the intorss-
nnsnt of that tyre Of American Catholi-
elsm represented by Cardinal Gibbons and
Archbishop ireland: these great eocsesi-
astscs hsvp shown by their coadac, and
their sre<sa how il Is easily possible Ia Re
loyal In Ehc faith Of the church and yet 10
In keen: sympathy and harmony wish
shs srr. Of republican ins,.,u,ions
ne rOt@ has decided IN favor OF Araert-
can cs.sNlselsm in full svmpathy with
fire. Institutions in the United States in
the sare;sps,lt of literal aad enlightened
peiiey ~0.cA led him 80 tell the Catholic
hisrATchg q France no, 90 array their In
haenoe against The republic, su, to help IL
patriotic .siy - reFpe,gase itself.
That tss roliey Of she Yope ~ill greatly
s,rengih.:a the Catholic church in this
country ssaers can es ia reasonable doah:.
- long - Il Is So iH'eaisea,ly interpreted
and wtssy enforced 49, Il has been hy
Mgr. Ssyalil, who already seems 10 he a.
patriotic? an American Catholic ~ Arch
bishop i!elaad. Gen. Sheridan or .en.
RosecrsE:s. Who al followed the stars aad
stripes ii the VAR Scr the rnioa.
Ins lessor Of Pore Leo - Cardinal CAB
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SUMNER DISEASES
what Causes Them, With = Tcw Uints
for Their Certain Prevention-This IL
Valuable In Information.

Cholera mosbus and summer dIarrhea occur
principally during the summer and autumn.
Cholera uaorhus IL caused BY improper food and
sudden chilling OF the body after exposure great
heat Certain substances will produce IL 10 certain
persons. such for instance veal raw milk taken
with fish. or shell fish, and al dishes cooked with
milk such ~ rice pudding, cream puts, and evea
fee cream when kept too long Unrps and over
ripe fruit especially Ii taken with large dranghts
Of Ice water. will causeit. Avoid becoming chilled
during sleep. In . climate changeable ours
this Is IN ever-present danger. Persistent sum-
mer diarrhea is usually caused by malaria. sewer
air or impure water. he knowledge of how TO
avoid or remedy these dangerous complaints will
save much suffering and avoid many = doctors
bill Medical science tells US that the Of pure
spirits, preferably whiskev, in moderation is .
sure safeguard agains. diseases Of the kind men,
toned. There Is but one pure medicinal whiskey,
and that II Duffys Pure Malt II Il IL taken regu-
larry At this season, il Keeps the stomach In
healthy condition. purihes the entire syssern and
gives tone. strength and stimulus. It has been
used for years by the American public. and Is tbs
most popular remedy of its kind In this land. IL
Is true there interested parties who try sell
other socalled WHISTLES when they asked for
Dufy's. but such people have IN interested motive
that 10 not for your good DO not be deceived, and
insist upon having just what you call for.
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CONDENSED DIsrArCHEs.

A train from San Francisco was defailed al
Data, Cal, on June 80. and Il. Walker. . Pull.
maa porter, was killed.
7. }. Wood, late cashier Of the Ninth National
bank. OF DallAs, Tex. was indicted on . charge
Of em5ezx,cment on july ].
The United States torpedo boats. Cushing and
siilesto. are to be put to practical use now for
the instruction Of classss OF naval officers IN
practical torpedo work.
The Santa re read has ordered reduction oil
% per cent in expenses to be made by discharg.
ing employees. and lot OF shop men are being
laid OF all along the line.
Owing to the fsci that ell foreign insurance
companies doing business in Tennessee are re-
Qu;red TO file charters with the secretary OF
state. these companies have decided to abandon
the state altogether.
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THE GkAvE OF SHELLEY.

Like eurns-out torches by . ssck mans bed.
Ganas cypresa trees stand round the sun
hleacned stone:
Here doth the Little night owl make his throne
And tie slight lizard SHOW his iese.e2 head.
And where .he cnaiicea peoples flame TO red
In the stfil chamber o! Won pyramid
surely some Old World sphinx turks darkly
hid:
Grim warder OF this p,easance OF the dead,
All, sweet indeed TO rest within the womb
OF earth, great mother OF eternal sleep
But swee,er far for thee q restless tomb
In the blue cavern CT IN echoing deep.
Or where tbs tall ships founder IN the gloom
Against the ROCKS OF some ware-sastsered
stean --Dsszay Utld<
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iiaaes IN article IN . recent issue on the Dong
lAs spruce sred fr.} Il rolats ous the great sd-
vantagss IL has over other and cheaper kiads,
and, now that these are understood, 10 says tae
demand for IL 10 rapidly increasing. pref.
efsnee has been shown fos is for car work.
decking, etc. and the tests applied TO il - re-
CARDS durability and structural strength have
been highly satisfactory. II il said 70 b the
wood OF the future, and IL IL emily question Of
time before IL becomes a. common in use -
mitch riue
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NOTICE. TO THE PUBLIC.

The public. is hereby warned not TO pay
any money - parties representing TO be
agents Of the Seattle Posr-IsrEIsrsKscEa.
except the following. who ara the only
authorized t.aveling agents Of the Posr-
IsrErxfcsscAK, viz: J. A. Mcclellan. r.
A. Davies as:i J. I. Hawiey. 7his does not
sppsy to resissn: agents Of this taper who
are located III various cities and towns Of
the Sor.hxess. nor 10 postmasters. who
ere In all Gags authorized 10 take subscrip-
tions Tor ,sl Daily. Sunday and Weekly
Posr-IxrELs.SEsegR
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THE PASSING THROxG.

Manager Daniel Frohman h here. and viii
personally supervise the performances OF h!s
Lycsam theafsr company on their pFessat Pacific
coast tour IL u his secoad visit here. and hs 10
stopping with his leading peorie ~ the Rainier,
The company eth includes Herbert kelcey.
Georgia Cayvan, W. J. LeMoync. Enc shannon.
Casrles Waicot. Edward J. Radcliffe. Mrs
Charles waIcoe, fr;ts Williams, MIRA Thomas
whsffsn. Eugene ormonde. ChaYles W. King,
Charles Robinson and Vaughan Glassf. The
new faces sincs the last visit are Bessie Tyree.
Augustus Cook, Aadgs Carr. Annie Leland and
Little Annette
Philip r. wauxhop, Of Fort steilacoom, Who
wa graduated from Harvard university in 1890.
ami In the medical department OF the same In
stifutson June g. ls92 has successfully passed
competitive examination ios thS appointment
of assistant hysieian TO the Boston City hospital
for eighteen months. He enters upon his duties
- inferno July L He has also received the ap-
poinsment Of assistant physician to the south
Boston iunatic hospital for ak months and been
elected presitent Of the class OF 'ss Tor three
years.
Senator John b Alisn and his con George re-
turned from Alsska on the City OF Topeka yes
terday and are u the Rainisr The senator looks
much benefited BY the go cir and says be en-
joysd it greatly after the cold wet weather.
which lasted until the steamer reached Juneau,
had passed Of He left here on the Queen on
June !, and MAS DELAYED 1t eitka to argue the
CoQuitlam case before Judge TruitI The party
had one view OF the giant peaks Of Alaska and
Of the glaciers.
Mr. and Mn. ". H. Falk and their son c. l.
FaIk with his vile, of Acata. Cal. are
ct the Grand on their way home from an ex-
tended tour Of the continent They have been
20 the Yellowstone park, all through the East
cru cities, the South and Canada and TO the
Wosid's fair. Mr.. Falk Is an old resident Of the
city In former years and 10 much interested in
the progress made since be left here
D. prysdale. the owne. of the salmon cannery
Ct Blaine, II . guest OF the Northern, having
come down to take homo his steamer Paritan,
which has bsen rc6tting ready for the fishing
season at the Dry Dock Companys waya He
says that the run 10 expected to begin In about
two weeks and, - the last two were on years,
he loOks for q good run.
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The bean are now feeding on clover ana their
desh IL excellent
Lice are on all the hop vines around Chohalis,
but not abundant, and spraying is general
Nils johnson, . Swede, aged II. was killed
near Castle Rock, June 2. By falling tree.
Fire at Getchell Friday destroyed the resi-.
dences OF W. s. Sparks and r. Gruneyss Loss,
8. 800: NO insurance
W. G. Psrrine, the walla walla agent Of the
Spokane blackmail paper, has been convicted Of
his crime and awaits sentence.
The body OF 7. c. Barnes. Q shingle weaver,
who disappeared from Aberdeen three weeks
ago. was found in the water near that city last
Saturday.
Charles Fisher. proprietor OF the Globe hotel.
Esquimalt committed suicide Tuesday night
BY jumping Oh wharf Financial troubles led
to the act
The Hamilton He.aA reports that c. b Knapp
10 puzzled BY an apple tree that bears double
blossoms. like . rose. In Japan the gardeners
grow the apple tree for it, big double blossoms.
Toe apple blossom can b improved upon Just
- the Wild rose II.
Douxlas Spruce the Wood Of the Future.
Tbs Timber Trades Journal. Of London. pub
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THE MOST NTY-pn~

Tic MONI NTCBbOSp
Skin and Scalp Diseases u -,
forms of Scrofula all blood -.
and poisons of every name a. -.
ure, are utterly rooted out - ~
Pierce's Golden Medical Dr.:
For every disease caused BY -
liver or impure blood, i. is 49,.
remedy so certain and etfectiy. = \
1t can be guaranteed. II il -. N
money back.
Eczema, letter, Salt-rheum. :
slpelas, Boils, Carbuncles, Eahs-
Glands, Tumors, and SweIlism -
every kindred ailment sre -
plete!y and permanently cur,d -
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iae editor, IN trying to aid has readers
10 comprehend the magnitude of such
forests and timber, saws tina, a s.-in of
dense forest one mile wide could be III aae
81 tats vast smo2at O. Standing timber
and the narrow forest would gird!e the
globe three times around aud leave a Ian
that would reach from Puget soun,i 10 the
Atlantic coast
IL -, therefore, not a. ali SURPRISING that
people living in such = densesy tinabered
SEXTON would be deeply la,eresie. in tax
ing The very best means to proiec, and
preserve such an enormous natura. heri-
fase.
/ ne establishment OF these reservations
must scon Dc toiiovcd by \ system o, care
iai management on the par. OF the gov
eminent, but IL - great. good work TO
place such large fores: areas under the
control o! the government The question
OF management will come on after the
public mind IS educated more fully as 10
the VITA Importance Of more careful fo.-
sstsg protection.
FnE many years this subject Of govern
ncnt control of the forests has received
large share Of Alteration =. the hands Of
foreign governments. bat Ia most cases a
small percentage of the timber areas are
under government coriEo1.
Turning again &c the government records
Ia Mr.. ferno~'s department, IL IL found
taas IN Germany less than ore-iairs Of the
iofess area - managed ev the goysrHmea,
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Ihe Musical Canxresa.

TIE Words ia. saxltlaTy congress - q
wcsf - Of TIE departures. 81 rags,e
tAe srss sessioa ef wnacA vii "a
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orTe;a AMI ehrreh Muse. gnassexl AT snsf ter
eras;lrx. saas4exl criticisms AID history eg.afs
aeeies al mss4e ksila TIE ceakress
Of iAe gvssrai 1issssoa Of pEh.ic iasa-ue-
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Douxlas Spruce the Wood Of the Future.
Tbs Timber Trades Journal Of London. pub
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Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1893-11-16
SPECTWEM CASES.

S. II. Clifford, New Cassel, Wis. was
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Edware Shepard, Harrisburg, III ,
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One bottle Electric Bitters and one box
Bucklen's Arnica Salve cured himen-
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