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Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-06-21

tarzami i oddzwiernymi!
TAX bye ME p%owinno.
Proboszcz i jego a~sysrenci
powinni kazda dusze, i'm pre-
Boga powierzona r6wno cenif.
Praca ich powinna dazye do
jednego g}6wnego celu, mia
nowicie, ably W parafi wszy-
cy zyli W e
a XII poswieca ace j.
Skoro ks'adz 0 tenn zapomni,
albo ludzie grzechami smier-
te]nemi zaczna brudzi6 dusze
swoje, para6a przestanie bye
paraf1a. Stanie sic siedziba
szatana, ME mieszkaniem
Ducha Sw.
Ably ludzi utrzymac w stanie
}aski, ME wystarczy zwyczajna
msza Sw. w niedziele Swieta,
ME wystarczy jednorazowa
spowiedz i komunia sw. w
roku.
Zwr6cic sic trzeba nasam-
prod do dzieci. TIE niewinne
dziatki polskie, nasza jedyna
nadzieja lepszej ~przysz}oSci
potrzebuja najwiecej pokarmu.
Grzeszy ciezko ksiadz, ME dba.
}y o szko}e albo o zwYczajne
nauki katechizmowe. Jezeli
ksiadz ma szko}e, powinien
najprz6d w~ystarac sic o Siostry
W szkole powinnoscia uczyG:
jezyka polskiego i angielskie.
go, rachunk6w, geografi,
spiewu polskiego, i ma sic
rezumiec, zasad WARY kato-
lickiei.
W niekt6rych szko}ach pol
skich ucza i je7yka niemie
ckiego. Jestto zbytecznie, DO
obarczanie dziecka az trzema
jezykami jest "a wiele ma jego
s!aba glove.
Ksiadz powinien kilka razy
W tygo d n / u klasy zwie-
dzaG i Wiel. Siostryczkom
troszke ma palce patrzet.
Tysiqce BOWEN many PREY.
klad6w, gdzie Wiel. mateczki
obleka istna guile W habit i
zaraz patentuja ma nauczyciel-
Ike, jak sic patrzy. Siostry
maja prawie wszedzie dobre
pomieszkanie i wystarczajaca
pensya, a zatem powinny sic
przedstawiG para6i jake panny
wykszta}cone, ME jake gesi
w Swietych habitach. Brak
seminaryun nauczycielskiego
dale sic w%szystkim prawie
para6om w znaki. Trzeba sic
wiec tymczasem ma siostrach
ograniczyt. Mech Pan Bog
zachowa kazdego ksiedza i
paraf4 kazda Cd takich nau :
czycieli i organist6w, jakich
zwykie w Ameryce spotyka,
my! lie ksieza Cd baka}arzy
swoich w Ameryce u%cierpieli,
wszyscy wiemy. Takich gadzi-
nowych osobnik6w ca}emi
tuzinami mogliby$my naliczyc.
So jednakow6z wyjatki. Do
tych wyjatk6w liczymy istne
perly stanu nauczycielskiego,
mianowicie: PIP. kaczmarka
w South Bend i Bachinskiego
W par. x. Langego W Chicago.
Watpimy tez, czy wykszta}ceni
n~auczyciele z przysz}ego Sc
minaryum polsko : amerykah-
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CoUNrY NOTICES.

PROPOSALS wANTED-sEALED PROOFS
l. ais viii be received by the board OF county
commissioners OF King county, Washington, ut
the Office of the county auditor In Seattle, until
Monday, October l, 1884, at O'Clock p. M, for
the furnishing of certain supplies for the King
county almshouse aud hospital Tor the period
OF three months from aud after October l., 1924.
said supplies are TO lie delivered at tho place
of business of the bidder, in or near Seattle,
only on acquisitions issued by r. A. Twicheil.
purchasing agent, at the sum or amount specl-
fed in the bid.
Everything furnished is to be of the best
qualify of the several kinds and grades speci-
fed, samples to be furnished when required
Goods found TO be inferior TO the samples or
the grade or quality specified Will be rejected
and returned at the expense OF the contractor.
Payment for supplies furnished viii he made
by King county warrants, payable 10 the order
of the contractor anc issued on tho 18th OF the
month succeeding the delivery of the goods aud
rendering OF satisfactory accounts
Each bid must state the price at which each
OF the articles specified therein will be fur
ntshei. aud sh all be accompanied by certified
check in the 81 n OF 500. the same to DO for
felted 10 King county by the successful bidder
in case failure TO enter into eoatraet with
good and sufficient sureties within five days
after date of award.
: The board reserves the right to reject any or
all bids or any portion Of any BID and accept
the remainder. and the award OF any portion OF
the contract or any portion OF any oid shall be
as binding on the bidder If the whole bid
had been accepted.
BIDS shall be sealed ana marked, Proposals
Tor supplies htug ana hAhtA DC TOT
furnis hing the following ARTICLES in the amount
designated, to-wtt:
EleuF. Green Crown, by the barrel
Flour, Patent Excellent. By the barrel
Flour, Novelty A, by the barrel
Ros ed oats fsamp e., by the cwt
sugar, graduated, by the barrel.
sugar. c. C. (sample). by the barrel
Crackers, soda, by the ewt.
Rice (sampleJ, By the ewt
Dried apples, evaporated, by the cwt
Coffee, roasted (sam plsD. by the 5o-Ib sack.
Tea, black (sampie) BY the chest.
Baking powder, Hercules, by the BIB cans
Molasses, common. by the barrel
Vinegar, cider, by the barrel
salt, liable, by the sack.
Pepper, ack, ground, by the 6-le can.
Bacon, by the ewt.
Lard, good quality, BY the ewt
soap, LennOx, by the box
Washing powder God Dust. BY the case.
Coal oil. good quality, BY the case.
Coal oil, good quality, by the SEgallon lots.
By order Of the board OF county commission
ers OF King county. r A. TRIcHELLa
County Auditor aRd sx-ofhcio Cis1k Of the
Board.
Dated At seattle. September Is, fs9t
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DIS. Merrill 6 Merrill
614 Front ST.. Seattle, Wash.

The old established specialists are ~
treating with unsurpassed success I.
Genitc- Urinary diseases OF either ser. z.
Private. Blood. Skin Diseases and Nerso1
Debility quickly cured. Personal 49, ~.
ton gwen 90 every case and all eufssS
cases guaranteed Charges low. -
PILES, FisTULA. RECTAL w
GERS, STRUCTURES AND NAhivv
CELE-Cures guaranteed without pam
detention from bus ness.
We viii give $1,000 in gold cosn
any case OF Varieocele that has osss
can be cured by medicine, eiectriciiy -
any appliances or applications intefhssr
sxtsrna. y or eternaiiy. -
SYPHILIS. GONORRHEA, 6bsss
sp-rmatorrnma, Seminal Weakness = -,
Manhood, Night Emissions Decsysd 49,
ulties Fefna.e Weakness and a. ar@
disorders peculiar 70 either sex po<sn'--
cured. a. well as all functional disol
that result from youthful ioiiies of i1s~
cess Of mature years.
Thousands cured by cOrresponasnc+|
private aud medicine securely 49,
from view. Plain envelopes used -
stamps for reply for question ISL % -
Consgltstion tree. Hours, ? % - ~
70 and 10 5 o. m. sunday hours " " 8
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Drxrs. AsD rUxEn4Es

NrEFHY-Ths ssnsraf services OF ex-Csisf Of
Po8lce william Murphy VIII D. hst9 a rs
saoru.ng ~ 10 O'Clock Members OF stevens
post. g. A r. viii accompany TIE remains 70
the grave Ia CaEsavy csrnsssrT-
rE1cE @os-In Seattle. a. Chester street sn1
fs~ons.ssv. Thursday. september y. lisa.
Cnsrles fr.ser!ex Erlckson, ot brain trouble,
sg.d a. years
Funeral arrangements have not been made
ggLIT-At Prov5deuee bospatai, Tburscsy.
sepssrater r. 1894, Joha Gully, OF heart dis
ease, aged = ys4ra
services over shs remains viii cs hsta tnis
rorninx si s O'Clock At Prositsncs hospital
eastses.
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THE BOARD OF EDUCATION WILL RE.
l. eeiye bids until October !, iegi. at noou, Tor
the erection OF n school building on block !,
Denpy~FuhrmBn addition. according TO plans
aud specifications Oh file in the offiee of Cham
berlin 4 siebrand, architects. Occidental build
ing. certified check for per cent. OF The
amount 10 accompany all bids The hoard re-
serves the right to reject any aud all bids. by
order of the board of education.
II. r. WHITNEY,, Secretary.
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THE THE Hope
kindergarten
AND PRIMARY SCHOOLS
FOR BOYS AND GIRLS.

- - = - -.
Morning session, $50 TO Il %. Held IA
prosca's nal, hiafa snd James sircstA
Afternoon session. 1:S0 70 { ~ Held on Ken-
ton Hill, corner OF Bose and MadIssn siEesis
Principal Mss wiuisrscuras {Froebei Uafon
Graduate of fae Home sae CSlautsl fraiuiaz
college. London, EngsnsI Who beds h1hz
comfy teachers cert ncsts. second grade
PEpis received ~ any I1ae
Fees tr.yssie Ia advance for either ssssioal.
81 per month.
A snail fea OF sc per month viii he charged
for xtn4efs.rsen nataEsRlx. Use o. gtEa aud
sfaffoae7r Taa mstAcas CT teaching are tsssd
oa PR(EAELS -fsTEs. weica q n8S bs4ar
universally adopted ~ tie best kAsasss 81
izf&Ets.
Lessons iu -.
FRENCH, MUSIC
AND GERMAN
Given By Arrangement
RFFERESCFs-Rsv. David C. Garrett, 81
Mars rsctoFy; Ms. 1. :. Eqal X2Tr0Ns Lsks
wasnizgten. Raw y aIlses AssrEg. 10 tnt-
sersAgy street. zzd p&reRss o. former E4psss
Fer furtner snfnsmatt8a sppy 20 the MISSES
wISTEkBoI GNE. las ksse street. asa: 2Asi-
60. naaiise
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EoUND-A GRAY COW on MR.. BLAKE'S
Il ranch. Columbia; owner please call ana pay
damages John Nicholas, oil Commercial ~
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Advertisements Brder thu head OF Los'.
Found. For sale. For Rent and Situations
waa,ed will be asserted ~ the rste OF cent 3
word each insertion. Payment always In adj
vance. No advertisements received ios less than
- cents.
NoTIcE-The business oftsee on the fosT-is-
yrLlsssscTz IL opsn until II . IA; sunday
hoors . a n 10 . n N. Classified advertise
meats will 10 received Up TO this time
Advertisements will be received at branch
Offices Of the PosT-TrrEtLisxycKs at;
TACOMA BUREAU - i1l6 Pacific avenue,
Themes sammons. Manager
PORT ToNksEsD-Ffench d Springer.
BEIIIHGHAA BAY BUREAU-Nsu what
ears, corner Holly and Canoe stfssts o. n
Culver Manager.
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VICTORIA ROUTE
STEAMER ROsAI1E.
Ar5ssfoa Dosx,
Leaves for Fietotis aad Port Townsend daily.
s1Sept slsaATs al ~ 20 > "A returning. leaves
sift0Fla q IA rseAaasF I4aAo lease. for P0r.
Tswusend sad way ports daily, except suadsv.
~ a. IA. sunday, direct. AZ > a. "a retaraius
safscI ssssss fsft Zee assad ~ ~ - fAsas -
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u STEAMBOAT AID TRANSPORTATION
ID. COAPANY.
STEAMER ISLAND BELLE.
G. u. br0wH.sld, Master.
leaves City Dock. foot 81 Main street sysry
A0ndsy, Wednesday and Friday sts D m for
Port iownsead, Anscortss. ssrnisn Fairhsven
an1 haieon. goiax tasouga % 3 sine ON sat
arazy
CRY Dock Co, Agsnts jos KENDALL.
Teaspoons seI Geusral Aan.xe-
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CHaFFKY-In Seattle, az the corner Of hsee
snf Dspos streses on 1nsrsosx, SepNsA S's
n. fs9f ~ The ~fss Of A. Y caxfeT. son
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VANCOUVER ROUTE-A TRIP THROUGH
tAs Islands. rpEAaEE UTOPIA, J. n. Me-
9fsxor, AsstsE
Leaves Tscoms n noon, Seattle cs-.rsl
wAari. . .. IA. Mondays sad Thursesys for Port
Townsend. AHscoEfes, FsiFhsven. View wateonn.
saacsuysF ca Trnrs9sy trip
E.rs 20 hsins. 81 fare 10 Vancouver, 81
foE furfa3r information apply az CsrtrL
NsAH
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Advertisers desiring display advertisemsuss
changed for the sunday issue must hand Ia
copy b. / o'clock Saturday 10 insure change.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. CO
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out Of a position doss 20
WAYS know wbsre 70 ioos
en- ployment. EvsTgloay ~.
the want page n me fen
telligsncer. as ever cody -,
some thiag Or other, -.
allg. a business man in pea
clerk furns 20 that page 49,
al. Aaks known yoaf
II yoa dont. no one sass -
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GooDALL. PERKINS h CO..
General Agents, San Francisco
J. n. JOHNSON, p. {. sgpl, seattle
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HOOPS CANAL ROUTE
Al The New steamer
DELTA
Leaves Coleman Dock. foot Of Marion street.
Tuesday. Thursdpy and saturday at 7 q m. for
Kingston, Port Gamble, olsen's Landing, Sea
beck, Dswstto, Lillfwsup Fails, Hoodspo-t
Union City and way ports. Leaves Union CITY
Wednesday, Friday and Sunday st3 m
Fw. GooDHUF. Agent.
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From San Francisco, for Victoria and Puget
Sound ports, at q m. sept :, 7. IL, II, -, n
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For San Francisco via Port Townseud aud Vie
toria, 81 a. m. Passengers received on board At
Ia m.) Sept 8. 10. IS. 20. Is. %
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NEsr COAST STEAM SAvIGArIoS CO.

NV EST NUk5I sIEAH NANIBAIIOt CO.
STEAMER FARALLOS
Dispatches steamers for san Francisco Sept i6
Or. 2, snd every IL dsFs thereafter.
Passenger and freight rates the lowest
Tickets and freight rates can De obtained By
sppiying 20 J. G.. CARROLL. Arsat
Union Dock (foot OF Union strsstl, se.ftla
Tslephoae 81
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EoR Alaska

STEAMER CHILKAT,
J. W &cAisp, Master, oil cave Ssafts on or
about tie lssn and 25sn OF each nonsn MAKING
rsgg.ar tF5ps. fare 20 gun sn. ffss-c sss 80.
seoona-clss'r 20. Fare 20 Juneau aud return
fTss-e4ass, 30. ssco-t-elass 81.
J. g. tARRotI. Agrn.
taion Doek, loot OF Union ~ seastla
Teis phons e.
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pACIFIC COAST STEAMSHIP COMPANY
Dispatch steamers from Seattle As follows:
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HOOD CANAL ROUTE.

HOOD CANAL ROUTE.
STEAMER RAINIER
Rebuilt and refurnished, leaves Lilly, Bogardus
& Co.'S dock Monday. Wednesday and Friday ut
q. m for Kingston. Port Gamble, Bangor. Sea-
beck, Liliwaup, DuwAtto, Hcotsport, Union
S ,y ana in'sfmsaso poa CIR, fsns Tns.
day, Thursday and SATURDAY.. arriving In seat
tie at 4 D. m E. f. LIBBY. Master
GAN JUAN ISLANDS - STEAMER LYDIA
~ THOMPSON, carrying United States mail,
leaves City Dock. foot of Main street. Monday,
"Wednesday aud Friday at q IN for Port Towns
end. San Juan Islands AID New whatcom.
NORTH BOUND. TIME CARD. SOUTH BOUND
Lv Seattle. 90 amlLv n. whatcom Goo am
Nv Pt Towns'd. 700 am Lv Roche H'r.. IL 90 am
Lv Friday H. 80 smlIv Friday H'r.: 1900 m
Ar \. whatcom 600 pmA Seattle. s:l5 nm
]. Il. Thompson. Managing Owner. j. A. Hat
field, Aren't. Phone s33.
OLYMPIA. TACOMA AND SEATTLE ROUTE.
~ 5. Wiley Navigation Co.'S steamer
MuLTNoMAH
DAILY TINE CARD.
olympia a.. $50 m Tacoma . at $50 m
Tacoma at. =. 1900 m seattle at.....12;oo m
Seattle at...... 100 p N Tacoma at :. 500 m
Tacoma at. 49,. $3.50 m iolympia at. $50 p m
Connecting with boats for Shelton aud Kamilchis
FARE TO TACOMA. so CENTS.
Landing. City Dock. foot OF Main street
CAPTAIN l. WILEY, Manager.
CITY OF ABERDEES-sEATTLE, TACOMA
" and Olympia
AR. Tacoma .9:s0 am
Leave Seattle. $50 m. Ar, Olympia. .l:00 y m
AR. Seattle. .T:5O p IN.
FARE TO TACOMA, 80 CENTS.
EVERETT. SEATTLE, TACOMA, OLYMPIA
~ rouie-ln effect Tuesday, August Il.
CRICKET
Daily except Monday.
Nv Everett. As nlIy Seattle 10 80 IN
Ar seattle. .10:is ID Ar Everett 100 y m
Ly Everett. .--l:31 m Ly seattle ......4 Is IN
Ar seattle ..--..4:Oo m Ar Everett. p IA
SUNDAY.
Nv Everett. 900 a IN Nv Seattle 300 IN
Connecting with steamers Multomah and
Aberdeen daily, except Monday, at 30 m and
100 y m for 1aeomz, Olympia ani shelton, and
connecting ct Everett with Monte Cristo rail-
road for siiyerton and Monte Cristo- Landing
at City dock, foot OF Main street, Seattle.
r. MCFARLAND, Master and Manager
pACIFIc COAST STEAMSHIP COMPANY
Dispatch steamers from Seattle As follows
For San Francisco via Port Townsend aud Vic
toria, 81 a. m. Passengers received on board At
Ia m-) Sept 8. 10, is. 20. Is. %
For Alaska. Sept 10 .rd2a
From San Francisco, for Victoria and Puget
Sound ports. at q m. sept :. 7. IL, II, ~ n
Tickets may be obtained at tho Office OF the
company, IT Ocean dock. Seattle
GooDALI. PERKINS q CO..
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DANK OF BRITISH C0LUMDIA-PAID "
ID capital. 5000, 200: reserve. si.375.oo0. Head
office, 90 Lombard street, London. Rrancha.
Portland. San Francisco, Seattle, Tacoma. We
toria, New Westminster, Nanaimo. kainiaQw
Nelson, Vancouver, b. G. A general hankt1f
aud exchange business transacted. Iaans nsde
Bills discounted. Commercial credits gsants4
Deposits received on current account subjects
check. Interest paid on time deposits.
ROBT. CROFT, Acting Manages
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SAVINGS DEPARTMENT.
Deposits received in any amount from 1, =
wards aud interest allowed thareon 49,
loaned upon improved farm aud city rs.l 49,
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tsoR sALK-oNg oF THE FINEST HOMES
Il IN Queen Aans; ios eixloa, house OF rooms
sBpstsFa eooyxntsuces. sewer connections and
grades street, view uusarpsAssts TO te appre-
ciafca gf must - seen % &c sold. or rather sac-
Fiaced. A. $50. essg terms the lot slons 10
worth s. s0 Ter say furthsr fnformst.o Ga-
dFss. Rex Io9S, seattle. Wssh.
Is,0E sALE-SNAP. IMPROVED GARDEN
Il lsni. Reosa 10 Eple; eloek
L,oR sAIK-BoUsE AND LOT on TENTH
II street, nesssea fiSs sad Fius, at reasonable
ESnrsN Fer psrtieaisgs address o. ". Russell.
1910 Teata street. seattle, Nssa.
r.oR sALE-aRo0M HoUsK ANn Tor
It near stewart. Cat At 1913 Ninsa street
nos sALH-CHEAP. Lor : BLOCK ?. Rim.
II tea saaltloa. Address nf. BeSEsa. sfAaa-
sen. "a
I,oR saIE-EyERYBopY RIDES OK YES
i scr avxnae, The great ceatrsi thoroughfars e
seattle fof sac. fseutlnE en oae IL TIE bcss
lets !. Is far the test ez1ga3s IL lots ever o.
frss4 "a seattle. and there . 90 rss.oa Gay tbs
snsuat1 pv@pSrty All no& afiue t3o % more
tcs fr,sns aest 10 lsSs tAAa thrss years George
l'0fees. graga3 Eeof HAssSF GseSA+ eahane@
Is Netatz 50 ssrNsA
l.aA ala WILL IMPROVED FARM OF
Il Ia zrres rslars fresn "a ires1 ststscas sc
r.sh. haIsnce ea tine. AaGFsss Farmer. care
f-7sl ialal4sgeEeef
r,eR @afg-rss AcREs or coop r~RMrNG
L .sz4 ia - &ae ~Nscss tsscss, IN god sacs-
saa. rsrI cas-. baiAncs o. ionE tine. Address
IAas owass. care ross. iassi4assaese
7 osiaEp-oFF aANnS ~ MASON AND
Il TauFsseu csgztsxss sKes4s~st fysit i.aa.
ea.lg r.esrsa Aaa utgs'S t3tasts4 feF fsrsas.
gsvos2ass tsrrak Tseossa MI g9zpAzF. Ia
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sOcgETF NOTICES
RGASA LODGE, NO. -, =. AND A. NJ.
II stated meetings second and fourth Mon
DAYS oil each month II. w. BASS, W. NJ
A. GIBBS. see.
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DArESFS. NsVEkE% WRfEE Fok ~Au~
Il vscs 80 inssatcTs.~ q. II. k.ax. p sfoa AlE.
III e. EEN&OGks~. E0A&EEaF FNsHfNkR
II. "a = EaasAf . e g. F4ssut suszEess
spss4sstFs sEsftcsa s2s taEvtga pslsHa
y.a&ks,y ssszEsA ksSa 81 s44lsfaz sleek
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1894-03-29

urcd out by astrology that this is to be the
grandest move the world has ever seen
Even if it were to die out now, it would be
revived again. He knows this because the
stars have told him SO. Nearly all the not
cd cranks in Ohio are now here expressing
their determination to join Coxey.
The army is expected to leave Canton at
noon tomorrow for Louisville, O., where
Camp PETER will be struck The camp will
he named in honor of Senator PETER of
Kansas, who introduced good hours and
non interest bearing bond bills.
Lieut.. Browne announced tonight that
seven groups, five from Canton aud two
from Cleveland had just been enlisted
Scion G. Thaycr, chief commssary mar
shall, got discouraged and resigned on reach
ing Canton. Oklahoma Sam was appointed
his SUCCESSOR John Ncill of Cleveland was
appointed chief of commissary marshal 5
staff. CoXey says he has assurances that the
sympathetic citizens of Canton will feed his
men on boiled ham and potatoes tomorrow
morning. In bulletin issued late to night
Marshal Browne said:
You boys arc behaving yourselves hon
orably and all the sneers about tramps and
vagabonds that are being hurled at You
daily by u portion of the press falls from
your backs like water from duck ; Pay
no attention to the snickoriug of those who
have never felt the pangs of hunger but be
true to yourselves and it will cause others to
be true to you
Nearly 30 of the Coxev recruits applied
for lodging in the city prison tonight and
were accommodated.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1894-03-29

Usually involves sea sickness Wien the
waves play pitch and toss with you, strong in
deed must he the stomach that can stand il
without revolving Tourists, commercial
travellers yachtsmen, mariners, all testify that
ilo>tettcr's stomach littcrs is the best rem
edy for the nausea experienced in rough wca
thcr on the wafer. Nervous and weakly trayc-
lerS by land often suffer from something akin
to this, and find in the Bitters its surest rem
edy. No disorder of the stomach, liver On
bowels is 80 obstinate that it may not be over
Equally etlicacious IS it for chills and fever
kidney and rheumatic trouble and nervous
ness EmigrantS 10 the frontier should provide
themselves with this fine medicinal safeguard
against the effects of vicsSitude> of climate.
hardship, exposure and fatigue.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1894-03-29
LITTLE EGG ROLLERS

In the White House Grounds Disap.
pointed in Not Seeing the President.
WASHINGTON. March 6-mclement
weather to-day nterfered seriously with the
annual egg-rollinG festivities Of the children
i'll the White House grounds, although at
noon several thousand little ones assem-
bled near the rear portico Of tho executive
mansion. The president was too busy all
day and suffering too much from his rheu-
matiSln to 90 out to show himself to the
crowds who had wished to SEQ Linn, and al
together the little ones had a most unsats-
factory holiday.