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jolly Bornoou.--Nobod v else on Ii.

jolly BoYhoop.= Nobody else on this
p!a1et is so ingenious in invcn,ing fun as
rolliQking boy. His resources in this
respect arc as original as sihexhaustiblo.
Z Ii, coming down Railroad street.-the other
day, VIC had au illustration. A boy Of
ten years was walking before us ithllegs
that would comport with the body Of Dan.
} icl Lambert. We looked at him ID
management. "Son, what is the. matter
with your lcgst' Nothing. My legs
are bunkum. Just SEQ EN- walk" And
lie vaddled ofilike q duck. "What dis.
tends your breeclies so?'' "Sand, SIR
said he with a hearty laugh. True
enough, the boy had tied his pants with
itriugs at The bottom, as is done in deep
snow, and filled them to the waist with
rand. We walked away Illuminating upon
thcyvast resources VI boyhood TO inaugurate
. li;,la fun Happy boyhood! It's n
lity that adult life cannot command Us
much philosophy, -Roonsochet Patriot.
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DE M o C r A T.
MONDAY NOVEMBER |.


i'lIg. RoNAsoE, OF lLusKlNG CogN, =
iivucsIly-and all rural procli,it tiles apart
-I.do not link that husking corll.is very
hkdly to promote the ioS Of the tcplerer
s.'l'rneuts. II is s.mply-hard work; cs-
specially when. We come 10 count upa score
NJ two Of husk=, It's au lhcl instance iut
,ts.talettlia ptlIted pastoral is far,more at
iraGtiye than the sexual PASTORAL. A
gloomy old barn, with blithc sunlight
i',uri g iu'aud lighting up the eobwebs,
aud N4Slliug in. the golden locks Of Joan,
wio wears striped broca,e and sits mag
''a'icaltyuear you, ), m,gLt make the work
ricrsble. But with half lundred Of
Lmrp shocks standing away in an angel
.: tho corliiicld, with biting northwestern
wSSipg among them fingers bcuumbed
IL thumb worn bare by its wrrcstle with
rjm r'ispiug husks. and Joan, Gf she be
t+grc! ut all sitting Oh a eaw-stool aud
with nose pinchci fcar!ully by the October
"l!illncss-the affair wears quite another
ASPECT: tuberculosis, iftl.oy venture upon
the subject, may rely upon these latter
Ia'% rs correct. What too, 2joauif be red
nosel and ugly? She may no, make a
fine figure in cornfcld or in picture ;
bnt en!ugly, Joan may so.illumc that
home OF hers with smiles, with CHEEKY ac-
'ivity, with delicate and unaaggiug at
tcn.ion to all home interests, as to make
al atmosphere about her in which she
moves traasfgurcd, and. seems eyer as
as tho morning, Lovers think
'thomsclves:wise butiins reality they arc
sshliad as bats, aud have no conception
Of the devotion and self.sacrfcc Of which
q .ruc. woman is capable. lie. .Warrel.
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FHHnTHF# .|N
Jusrics IN New YoKK.--Jndge bowl.
lug, Of New York, loves practical joke.
.r The other day man was before him,
charged with whipping his wife.
"llrw came he TO beatgou y asked
Judge Bowling. ,.r n,.r
"underneath where We live, iat No.
10 Grand street, there is n dance house,"
exclaimed the wife. al was told my hus-
baud was there, and took woman with
t.l4, and we went aud looked in" il
"lvns your husband tllcrc?' pursued
tie Judge. af'.f
"Yes, 81" ST,
"Dnncingt'
ayes, sir"
Ibid you 60 insidc!'
e. No, SIT ,bu. my husband saw nc,
md soot came up to our room, when he
lcat Inc and smashed the furniture
an was not proper place for her 10
go," spoke up The husband. rut
~ was proper place for YOU, I sup
pose :"
ANY plsCcis proper for men"
= DOyVu really tAiuk,top
Eyes sit."
well then, I'll send you to The psni.
'ehtsry FOR three months
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QUITE A SrscrAcLs.-Onc of the hand
soonest md bHst dressed gentlemen in the
city isa worthy merchant, whose great
personal care OF himself, ann his addiction
70. fine dining have procurcd'him a'rotun-
di,y which, while it detracts nothing
from his good looks, utterly conceals from
lis own inspection his cxtrcmi,ics. The
sc circumstance was onSFriday morning, the
occasion Of, toliim, morlifying exposure,
while others looked upon it as an amusing
spectacle. Before breakfast lie inyariab bly,
o;lskes Q morning walk, and Ills ulbanity
aid polite recognition are looked for by
carly pedestrians with pleasure. .
Dressing himself therefore, with great
caro-, lie sailed out. But, strange to say,
every one he met, turned their heads and
Siaug,ed. and some ladies from The gallery
Of a residence over the way ran screaming
into the house., 4, q.,
'd",Vlat didit mean 2" -'-'-i'' %
At last ho met little boy whose i'm
moderate laughter drew from him the in
disnant inquiry: d
What do you sec about me, you little
aequnlrel, that every body laughs at p
.a'Why, MIR. D., you've forgot to
put on your pants! !"
Overwhelmed with shame, the old gem
tlemai hurried home and eagerly sought
out the mirror. In his haste he had
/. carefully adjusted his attire, but had,
!, indeed, forgothis pauts.-Mn Orleans
PicayHne. ea $40 #ssfso
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DsYCnOL0GlC fATTRACrl0Y or FAs.
/ ClSA'r10N, as applied to, ahe.rurpo,e II
life A new book, 400 pages (nonparieD bound
in cloth 4 curious book for; curious people.
THIS work Is noadvcrtising scheme Or mere cir.
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i,Rispowcr oyernen'and animals. oanfbe'oN.
famed bysendipg your address with po,tsg.,,o
the publishers, T. w. EvASs s Co., Al sSu,h
Eighth street, Philadelphia. ' aasse7,
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XH1ALkER' SANDING !iAClllNES.-Art.
wv ,nowltlgea by leading accountant. 10 !,
the mostptaefieal ono ever in use. ,vin.,i
figures ieorrceilyin quantities rangingfrom tie
limits Of simple addition to, Tue, diaea.;on .,
The National Debt. SalcshicM wanted. 'Ssr.
pie and terms sent for one dollar There i
lhoucyhfit n! ll.sWAtKts, r2os Broadway
lNcwsiork.@ E,OgBo2,,3, 1885, 81 ssaug a1'
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rTIIilE cAL6GRAM, Baltimore, Ma
III Monthly Rec6f5lcr Of ,Literstnrs rD.,, :. !
10 'LitcinryaaiEdrsi Typography, Arts, Si.,s "
News Poetry and advertising. a sksl,h &
foreign Unpublished ever, month. Elvor;,
Price, one dollar per yeitr. A boz II Cod.
speed s Golden Fountain Pens sen, to .vet,tn,
subscriber: These opens write sixty il,s NH
one dip ofink. sample copies u cent; M.
paid. i. l.. RILEY, Jr., Publisher, Is ,Sa;.
Charles stree, Baltimore, Nd. .eug3sin
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indicate ,bc Lus;nSss Of s;,v Wha ua
YOU find Them dingy and il,y bung, md
!,fsw md Far letgccn y yo,' s,s ~ ro "pu
self this doesn't l,ok nyosnarons y
| We'll advertisements are sion hoarJs
Do our business men tL;uk ofthis The
stranger Judges Of a town and If i,s bn.;.
ness men BY It's newspspcr, and bv ITS liz.
crafty in advertising :, It viii moi. 10 do
In saw wLv 7 .onI oet 90 ,,.nu -.
u ~, na's afasl'ners out, sos - .
- i"e o'' , system ana aFunium'ng sys.
'.n my nave .''e'f advantages; but They
sas tI H. ~ pa,urs y .A'nSs' oe limited
rSt lney ars aauresSsu 10 classes emery,
~ newspaper goes everywhere, u has
s uI uu's. Up at.a cost OF years Of mpor
WI H W., atNo'eu !" l1s pefHlege''on'
nJ: ". ll"uet Va, seeks vs. asslatnnce IN
Il. .sa'"'ns wv paohe' ne pays according to
wv .nu'uper.'o'sreaders reached VT Is
.nore,eAFspsise 70 publish paper that
~ Gops 70 iafgetaua'ffPre thad ie's T. pub,
,lsh one !hat goes to a small audience.
, ,,I tue NEW YORK ller''" charges
uo"S.e is mueh 'oF adyeItla'lsias the les.
ser INV ietk papers U & di..8 Is !.
~; au' ~, 10 not always understand
tH's; iIey .,''hk sometimes: without 70,
| nse''ng laa' t.e prise OF advertising should
ps:sa''otm; ohe1mlshs.as well expect
uhI!uIHllty DctWecn the prices charged BIZ
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TNHEi 00sslc DIAL.-Wilharolatinr,,,.
vi trial dial, on our beautiful chart II,
Northern Hemisphere, the present time " /.
Obtained all arc und the Garth, wi,hi,he dle,s.
ence in time between any two points, Ea,. d,
West. III may 10 set at, any fine. iltiss NJ.
cessity in lie scheol room, Illustrating eou..i.,
oftime At q glance. Price BIZ mail, One l,olIr
Address. W. n. Gardner, editor State LesEy,
Syracuse, Now York. aus.ae.I
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WE Dorpr ir.-An exchange praises
ian egg Ibid ,on our table Ivy Rev. DR..
Smith T" We have our doubts about this,
We don't believe that Rev. Dr.. Smith
ever laid an egg Oh anybOdy's table. II
be. did--if We should 10 mistaken ii
would establish tho fact that Rev. Dr.
Smith is 10y brother as well asa clergy.
man.
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SENSATION Sron,Es.--Wo copy the fol-.
lowing extract FROM one of our latter day
sensation novellst.es. Itmattcrs not wla,
had transpircd before: Is ,ugp
Bella entered slowly. ~ au.
as Dir. Morris.woll I" she asked.
"Qhitc we'll quite woll." p
II would like 10 see him.
Nrs. Browns lips quivered: "
"Too late, Nliss,'' she answered, "hc
has gone" g. q, f.ai&aa MA q
Gomez .,3,ae,sA la
/, "To Philadelphia. Forgive me, Miss,
but ! fear you've broke lis heart. Lie
loved you so.' ssh ~
Hush. you must not speak in that
way" And Bella grasred chair to sup.
port herself orthe room seemed to swim
around, -,.j,, ,a srt -
"1Ic-left no-tbat is--no message for
mo, ! suppose y she said, after mo.
incnt. u
Nothing" 70 f-i"
at is-well--vcry we'll" j
And having uttered this heroic scn,i.
ment, Bella sank into chair, overcome.
Suddenly she started up. "A mans
step was heard on the walk. 1,ellaglided
behind the door, and George entered. r
II have forgotten my yaiiso,'' he said
and then stopped, for Bella had shut the
door, and stood with her back to It. She
held out hor hands entrcatingly. her eyes
were filled with tears. and there was a
| glory in her face which had never been
there before. -s a &
"George!" she sobbcd. q,
lie put his hand to his head like one in
a dream, and his face flushed.
i, George. I love you! Will you have
mc?' Il
And the two creatures fell into each
others arms, and wopt divine tears Of joy,
while Mrs. Brown put her apron to her
eyes, overcome. ''N' .lN' '''' .'.'' 2
After hearty supper ofcorncd beef and
cabbage, they both felt better. -
WE have several reasons for writing
upon tho earth, the principal one being
the imperfect facilities afforded for getting
upon any other planet to write. Nothing
prevents our writing Upon the sun or Tho
moon except the difficulty Of getting
there.
tits estimated that about two-tl,irds Of
The surface Of the globe is covered with
water. Although millions Of living crea-
turtsSluke their thirst daily, HE quantity
has not materially diminished fUr. centuries
past, atleast not since the introduction Of
vliiskeJ shops, which prove great say.
ing Of winter, aud are therefore Of immense
benefit TO navigation.
Tic earth turns upon its axis, making
one revolution every twenty-four hours
except ia hlexico-thtro they have u rev.
olution two or three times day. j q.
r's II amt every fool off planet that can
get around the sun. The earth does IL.
however. She would get around most
anything
The earth Ia not such dismal place to
live upon as many try to make il out. So
far as our knowledge extends, and we
probably know rs much about 1t us any
body, it is far preferable to any Of her
sister planets as a permanent. residence.
At least woare satisfied with II, and intend
to remain here as long as we are ''on the
catlh y
WE Dorpr ir-An exchange praises
''an egg laid ,on our table ny Rev. DR..
Smith We have our doubts about this,
We don't believe Tint Rev. Dr.. Smith
ever laid an egg Oh anybody's table. If
he. did--if wc should 10 mistaken il
would establish tho fact that Rev. Dr.
Smith is 10y brother as well asa clergy.
MAJ.
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! would respectfully inform my customers, ma
friends and the public in general, that have
removed to tile large and commodious Ware-
ilon,cs lately occupied by, Messrs. Gifllan, Bbcr.
4 Co., where will Away lie fonndthe largest,
hest selected, and in prices not exeellel by any
house in the STATE, Of rfft ~
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THE WHEELING fNTELL1GENCEs
,,,v !, FOR 1SG9, AND. 1870

Acknowledgement, ronia.,a fiisr..tr., Arl
Science aid AgriGt1thfe.s The 'latestntN,f'en
all fmrts ofthc'wcrldtby telegraph and mail
hi The principal gIain,a and provision llars'ao
tlisieopntry, The baltimore and ALLEGHENY
cattle markets, and. the Wheeling wiiola"
tiftktt;; regularly reported. b'H'Es w.
Especial attention gistnto matters otlcs',
ncighborliood and State interest, -,
Tile proceedings Of Gongrcss and of the L't'
stature, when ID session, gplarls REPORTED
Valuable discussions Of the bcst inethod' o.
ifumingy lstock-taising, iruit-growing, &C., "
all who have taste for lie best iterattirsoi lh'
fines viii moi be neglected. The choices. ~.
tfes by tie best ftIion writcrsot tlieeaI a.,
the most Instructive and yhltablc .mi'eN w. T..
will be found in our Weekly. TO MAKE X. -,
telligtnccr welcome guest st every hIesa' ',r.
shall guard the putty Of lis column, WY INA, s
phlous Care. Nothing VI an iniir,orarot eqs''
Cal character willbc admitted to iis Psgo'
siRcpnbliesnin politics. we accept alI w. ~
csl consequence. Of the var ;i0r the ni pa,Ss.
stand by lid, principles Upon which the W..
litan people bf thc 'iiation,1 stlitohgh. gons'"
7lia,r st.ttsl tltesissucs growing out otilHl'
~ elIi TERMS M NAIL. I'M ApyAEch'I
VI II Daiip hRdliytncers; !. " A. An
|, 0ae,yedra $780, aared n'oath'sZ y
Si.s nonttstis4 90 tOac-moii'1h' ~ -
Tri. Weekly Iteligenref. ~, M
1 copy, 1 ysar4o6l / cory 8 mos NV
huii 4 - mos 2 90 h. ,iT ~ .,e,
FL Anleatys, corr, ,ti1i ID seatto, thepT'''
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ADVERTISEMENTS.

nROspEeTts rod caeihom
III a,mf ,sii,a .or q a7a4s ,ssi'I :
T.. i -n'. ..1 E'.N 7 &c, q z h, 7
I ~ 79u FOR 1869.
Z In taking ! barge Of ThS DEa i5ci 1t
u ay Tti--s-1tasc oasdJel H4f 'S3+'
becomes usto lay before our readers q
summaryof the principles BY which We
t. n iI-yi.HI eisl1sral tsail VI
expect toibe guided ip eonductingit,. !.
'fAs our friends are are, aware, We arc a DEM
ocrat' and the paper will, SO far as our
ability permits, be advocate Of those prin-
ciplcs upon'wh;th We consider the perpe-
+ l7al 90 asoS - g; 5ra,Ja15 asy't
suAy and welfare Of our government
AM an = IJfSs Gus te& lstl'i %fn1d
l5l'Sis los ,s!-1is.sm9i u ii iwT
In advocatihgior principles, We Shall
cndeavor to do soin amannorthat will be
credi'aDllfr alike 10 ourselves and the cause
We represent. We Shall indulge in in no
personalities hor abuse any for tseirbeliet
but believing tn soft words and hard
arguments, that tllc'causc for whichilabor
\ sag - t4a;yl .lsls'. l7JaH0l 10 Il Y
needs nothing but . clear exposition to
render it triumyhat, we sliall cndcavosr to
to present the grcat'principles Of Domoc.
racy which flls urndeflie he foundations Of our
government, in lsucha manner sint Is STALL
carry conviction to tic minds Of, tho sober
thinking men of,ho country. 'e'i} 5
IS ~ a s1iHt a,.afEao gfitsas q
I've .hallhavc,no policy but PRINCIPLE!
aud aud. We shall adhere to It through all
The changes which The futile ! may bring
u.s.. Believing tia. the cause of Democ.
.racy is the cause Of civil governm met We
shall advocate. that policy in'the admins.
tration Of our National affairs, which shall
tend to restore our government ID i,
pristine purity.-b!ing backito US an era
Of good feeling between all s. sections :, and
peoples, lcsset burdens IF the Alaboariug
bGt ,;GlitEgts D. $500! lao' az 2
psor, and make US again FREQ, united
~, q, ~ ~ s,,4dmaa d spelaG
a aud l. happy people, 5I If, 1,ls,.si
In our State Government, Il! We shall dc.
9 5t- sCi p $50 ~ ipe s9ioa tiiH y
fnand reduction of the countless hoard
tof officers WHO are eating ou. Che sub
stance Of the pcoplc--s wise statesman
like policyin relation ,o. immigration and
internal improvements cessation Of all
4 proscriplive and class Legislation, which
tend only to keep up feeling Of bitter
ness and hatred between our citizens, aud
gi ,st sugb as!lo .Ygd 81 bia s,
an economical expenditure ofbthc public
funds. = XII. j
Our best energies shall DO used for the
I
improvement and dcvclopmchtcf our State
\ ~ rGH yinpy1 uoist1ti nhism0T (
and County aud in speaking oftour local
affairs, We shall do 50 independently and
bt gdT eH5iil sei ANT Ssolt h
boldly. bsa,gn ,isgF 10 ~ 4 i gai u
We shalt cndeavor Is mako the papor
pa .Ee.i1iei!sI % lrCoiI sAl q K,
welcome yisitoe oicvery household in
l5u5,i9EI ~ 4 ,Lpa7k L gIlyL /.
the Sta State Each number will contain
matters Of interest % all classes ssas the pol
itician the farnicr-thc merchant tie
labOrcr-and the ladies. ~ he
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i, Also, Agent for Wood. .Nsvi,. g..,,
:.PitI.burg Iron Plsss sud man, o.i,f Is,;.,
tnral implimchts-sal! ofiNlirhwill b. ~. hN, :!
Aann.ac,urer's prices, with lie aiii,i,. " !,
re'eht. --- anil Ir v
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r ANDs FOR sALEy4Go God Farming lsat'
IL partly in cultivation, and the balance u
woods, for sale in lots 10 suit purchasers '!ua-
led in Lewis county, Ion the StaInton aud ra'.
lkersburg Turnpike, miles from Westona snd
il Calhoun county, On the Little kansNlafi'E =,
and on, tue, Pike near Grantsyille. Liosfi'
ferns Apply 10 OF 'addrcssg
FREDERIC FousE, Agents for tile htiis y
.geE X.fouse, decd, at Weston i6Rnal'"'
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Allikinds Of = n al9g5 7di ~ .y'av =
.,. ~. LEATHER, :,.,,o .ri s..
COTTON YARNS,
And intact everything generally found in
his line of business, Which will be sold
lowforlcaslp or produce in band. 'stf I.
EgaAlll kinds Of produce wanted in
excbangeior Goods, e-,.s. ,,,.5 j
An the above goods, can be purchased
chopper at my establishment than at any
other storcin West Virginia. give nc a
call before purchasing elsewhere. z
/ sESr 1Ir. Hale has also a first-class Boot
and Shoe Mandatory in, connection with
his Store, to which nc would call the at
zion ofshe public. fa Sum- q
n t'aa nov4tf 'aR irP 7M%l1ALE.
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Centre Street, Weston, West Virginia
A good nssotmehtof Groceries always kebt
on lnrnd. Produce bought ahd,spld The best
quality Of llqpnrsfUr sale, IN quantities 10 suit
purchasers. Wheeling s,Ogits fine cigars. arti
the hest grades VI Tobacco, always ID hand.
Storr--une luor above The Bank.
nprlT.if
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|9nf 20 t,gsts' tTETAIS :fal5Tptf I
In ordcrto place the rspcrwithih reach
Of every one, We have redacedtl,c price td
s2-peryear, witch will, ii every Case be
required in advance. 4,
l. cLub RATES.
Fivccopies, Bhr year o. ih2H'41S1o %
Ten copies, one ycar ~ iaiI slcs17 80
Fifteen copies, zone year -;Iodtl9 20 %
and an extra copy and Demorcsl's Young
America to the getter up fthe club! Z,
Twenty copies, one yeats aN "o$ST 5O
with an extra copy, and one cory Of either
Petcrson's Magazine, Deinordst's Maya
zine, Southern lone journal, Saturday
Evening Post, Rural New Yorker, Or The
American Farmer 10 Tho gttter up, Of The
club. % a-ila tf1lel ''ln4 f3id~
Thirty copies, one year has riIsS52 50
and an extra copy and ono copy Of The
Waycrly Magazine, Cooley Ladies Book,
New Eclectic, Atlantic Monthly, or tlie
Round Table; to the gettcruplofthh club.
Fiftycopies, one year, $40 lQO
aud an S,raicopy, md one copylof Tho
New York lleraldor Cincinnati Enquirer,
daily, toilc gettcr up ofthc club.
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ADVERTISEMENTS.
s,PRLNG AID SUMNER GOODS.

q IN IT. ttrl3tEI tl0
= Nj Il a L p, g5,,., &. ras.-.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1869-12-23
The Pope upon Non-C atholics

The London journals of November Is
publish the following letter from Pope
Plus TX, to the Archbishop Of Westmin-
ster:
To oar Venerable Brother, Henry Edaoard,
IS Archbishop Of WestnSnster &; ssrs al e
VENERABLE BROTHER Health and the
apostolic blessing. Having said in the
letter which we addressed to you, veneer
able brother, OH the fourth day of Sep
TENDER last, that subjects which had al
ready been carefully examined and deci-
ded by an ecumenical council could not
again be called in question, that therefore
no place could be given in the approach
ing council for any defence of errors which
had been condemned, and that for this
reason we could not have invited non,
catholics to discussion, we now learn
that some of those who dissent from our
faith have so understood those words as
to believe that no way is left open to them
of making known the difficulties which
keep them separated from the catholic
church, and that almost all approach is
cut off, But so far are we, the vicar upon
earth, although unworthily, of him who
came to save that which was lost, from re-
polling them in any way whatever, that
we even go forth to meet them, and moth
| ing do we seek for with more ardent
wish than to be able to stretch out our
arms with fathers love to any one who
shall return to us. And never, certainly,
have we wished to impose silence upon
those who, misled by their education, and
believing their opinions TO be right, think
their dissent from us rests upon strong ar
guments which they would wish to be ex-
amined by wise and prudent men. For,
although this cannot be done in the coun-
Gil, there will not be wanting learned
divines, appointed by ourselves, to whom
they may open their minds, and may with
/ confidence make known the reasons of
their own belief; so that even out of the
contest of discussion, undertaken solely
with desire of finding out the truth,
they may receive more abundant light
to guide them to it. And may very many
propose this to themselves, and carry it
out in good faith! For it could not be
done without great profit to themselves
and to others; to themselves, indeed, be-
cause God will show His face to those who
seek him with their whole heart, and will
give them what they long for; to others,
because not only the example of eminent
men cannot fail of it's efficacy, but also
the moro diligently they shall have la
| bored to obtain the benefit of truth the
more earnestly will they strive to impart
the same benefit to the rest Earnestly
praying the God of all mercy for this
most happy issue we desire you to receive,
venerable brother, the apostolic blessing,
which, as token of the Divine SAVIOR
and of our own especial good will, we
most lovingly grant to you and to your
whole diocese. ~
Given at St Peters, in Rome, on the
Both day of October, 1869, in the oath
year of our pontificate.
Pope Plus TX
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1869-12-23

From the Detroit Tribune.


1t has already been stated that Mr. Mel
son W. Clark, of Charleston, Oakland,
county, is the owner of farm a short
distance from the railway station, on
which is spring of unusually clear and
cold water, and several very deep and
pure lakes. This fact has led him to
give much attention to experiments in re-
gard to fish breeding, and he has now
in his fish house in the process ofhatching,
some $4,000 trout eggs, and about 1900
eggs of the. white fish. We were shown
by him to-day number of the latter
eggs, in which the eyes and backbone are
already clearly to be seen, and there
seems to be no doubt that with his excel
lent facilities, he will be successful in
Matching out large number of fish and
stocking his waters. The whole matter
is one of great public interest, as
the fishing for whiteish and trout in the
lakes is being pushed upon SO gigantic a
scale that the supply bids fair to become
greatly lessened. If the inland lakes of
Michigan can be stocked with the fish
by artificial processes, a most benefcent
result will follow, and therefore Mr..
Clark's experiment is one in which all
are more or less concerned.