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ated to ,enlightsn, the. world, 4.f HsnreS
that fnafmi Nan, snKe who 10 theai mn1ovscie
bas;s- of tina dixina- edifce, -against which
the powers OF dsykness arc for ever ppw-
erless; that foundation stone on which ~
erected the city Of God.a There - tn.s
mortal head ON which rests 20 many Slnri-
ous :memoriee Of tho past, hope. sqioss sns.
present, designs for the fatere.. Prince Oh
priests, father of fathers, heir OF the Apoe-
Ties. and, a. ST. Bernard once said greaset
than Abraham by his ,patfaarehsse, 9Fea.es'
than Melchisidee by his spriesthood, snaa'
Moses by HE authority, than Samuea AZ
In newer, Christ by aBointing, SbePne.a =.
| Shepheras, guide OF guides, Caroines
point for all tho Churches, key-stsee OF
The Catholic Vault, and imlreg1aoie iof-
treas of the children Of God"
wrote this and publisheS it twenty I'VE
wears since. When We have ever thuS %
iieyed, you will understand that In ene
Lpresence Of t;se universal abandonment Oy
the feeble powers Of this world, is ~ VITA
feeling Of sinOerep devotion that We pro
claim these high pFerogatives Of Peter
successor, the Vicar Of Christ on eartn.
| Accept, gentlemen and dear ore!nsen
the expression of our cordial affection Ia
" Vesssii all June %, 1872, on the feast o
the So. Peter and Paul. .s,,.L ss.it, zsoie..
4 - FELIX, Bishop Of Orleans
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They get up and carry ont cool things IN
Maine. ENTHUSIASTICALLY even in tue hot
weather! A. party indaIged in p glorious
snow picnic on July 4th. There 10 an I'm.
mense snow drift in the northern part OF
the State, originally over seventy, NE sess
due three (" gopher holes " in the drift. and
indulaed 10 . high old time at the most sp-
proved snow drift temperature, with an
Indignant Thermometer persistentiy mark
ing one hundred degrees, just outside their
| camp grounds"
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-Four P1Ns.-There i, or was, Poli:h
lady, the countess Of x, living in farts.
She wesrs Q very singular brooch, Or hreast-
pin Easiselsd ~ tgsnss sssa ssos sud
covered BY glass in front is-what do. yon
sunnose - A Portrait ;, No. A leak Of
hair9 Ne. What then just four COM
mon pips mt together in the form OF star.
Why does she wear such. singular thing
"a tkisi Her husband, Polish nobleman,
was put ia .prison because no was tnoagns
to be q secret enemy of the government.
He was nut into dark dungeon, far down
under the ground. He had no light. . ne
couid.not tell when it was day or when u
was night. He had not one to speak 70,
| fer NO one was allowed to 60 near him put
| the keeper of the prison, and he wae NOT
allowed to speak to him: ne nsa n nsa.ad
and be was still in his dungeon be was noi
! brought to trial. Poor man. how m,seraSie
. he VAS, He thought he should lose bis
mind be felt his reason beginning to give
way. Oh, if he only had something TO 20
Feeling over his coat G 9os ioy b sot
saw. four pins! And what use were they
to him why, he just took them from hi'
coat and. threw them on the floor Of MI
dungeon, and then he went down on HI
hands and knees and felt all over the HOO
till he. found them, when he found them n
scattered them all over the noor agar, anu .a,
would have found him on his hands AM
! knees, cropping for his four pins! 4 va
all his work. And when, after ak years
imnrisonmept, his cell was opened to &c
him ut liberty, they found him cropping :
the dark for his pine, and ne w0eia ne
8 leave. his prison without taking his fe1
. nina with him. They werenhis best friend
!, because they had given him sopetAipg
d do /: and his countess had them made q
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education assist the memory. An isolated
idea is with difficulty impressed upon the
mind but where the newly acquired notion
finds point of contact already prepared IN
the intellect, it fastens upon what 10 an
alagous to itself, and forms, along with ite
an tecedents and consequence, chain
whose very proloDgation is the assurance
Of its strength.
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ru.,n;sssnt Pastoral Letter Of Mgr. Dupanloup,
Bishep Of Orleans. ..
,sar Fellow-Laborers :

Rnv LEAR
The Lord Archbishop Of Paris has re-
s.srtIv "A vogs are aware, addressed to the
s1arcy and faithful Of his diocese circu-
la Huhlishiug the dOgmatic constitution
.rannlrated 6y the Council Of the Vati-
caa: We deem 10 our duty to follow the
example Of onr Mesropomtan, ana pnG;nsa'
The obligatory character of dogmatic
decree does not depend; it is true, on its
l,eiss0 published in each diocese; but 1t
appeared to us to be necessary gentlemen,
fhat you should oil have ever before you,
and preserve IN the aIcsives OF Your
vDnT1sssen, an authentic aud faithful text OF
fhe true exposition of the doctrine which
Ii n rule of Faith both to yourselves and
snvaalf. and which eerves as basis Tor
tho Seaebiog which you expound to the
Chrissian, people. This is the object OF the
eoof-n wnieakion which We are about to
mako goo.
NJ. si,ould have done this earlier, if the
.vcanfSonnl gravity of the events which
SZe have passed through since the proroga-
ti0n of the Council, had not prevented our
addressing You these Constitutions with
thereunto, and If the universal notoriety
0iveu them by the press had not rem
1ered our 20 doing lees Immediately I'M
have not waited this day to forward to
the. Holy Father the expression of any
~nnriu,eEt and for long time past have
iafsrmed His Holiness, yourselves and The
6aitiaful Of my diocese, Of my adherence &c
Ere doctrines promulgated by that Consti
Imidst the troubles of the war and o
che Prussian oceupation, at the time that
Wse aa,ut MP withia the walls Of Orleans
having no regular cOmmunication with M!
diocese. sOught, 40 9 solace, IN 30 mucl
.afaicfaon to work at document, oy' mean
a which I intended to prOmuagate e1
Conctitutions OF April rs Ind July 10
TNia document has become work OF con
adorable bulk, and intend pu6lis1i3g !
laser. when the great labors on which an
ut pressns engaged will slow me t1 ez T'n a.
to,Auish it. Even since February, 1871 ,oi
the morrow Of our deliverance, IN my let
ter ofadherence, addressed from Borueau'
to the Sovereign Ponti6, recalled TO bi
Holiness'e memory that If had writtel
and spoken against the oppoEt9neness o
sEhe definition, ''as to the doctrlne, hh.
always professed it, not only in my heart
6ut;n published writings, which the Hol!
Father had been so gracious as to felicitao
me on having written, by the mo ansc
tionate briefs" Aud l added, that al
heFed again, only too happy To be able Z
express thereby to His Holiness MY sym
Pa6ly in the midst Of the bitter woes who
afhIcC hlm.n 49,
You all know, gentlemen, what hav
. ever been my Intimate convictiona, for Q
the eve Of my departure for ROne'
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S.;-.,.y .1ar and Gsrnonc wssseege,:
nv ssIEAas. syNDAz. A9ssss g
Sosssslo az1a0l1o f11zI1l'1S'1'
s0,e,d;a Collection 70, the no 10y Sh hsc
tke DCGC so ri New York reports Ihat
g sne nct;nn for the Holy Father ss. .s'a
tpe .,,e churches in that diocese, On ~"
10Th 81 June, amounts TO sae Sp0s churches
Of ga. eoe 7s; ,ooc ana over: St. Francis x.-
ocnsrn"s a. 90: Holy Reaeener, ~ W X;
vieri SXssSSaS,s. Di,l25 5Oj st. Paa MS
81 o.0 ~: az. Patrick's Cathedral, $l,oS
70: At. Miohael's, 81 600 90; 81 A' 'o
The new St. Josepl's (GermabG h1 Hoe! .ha
Baltimore, ~. S;s,a,s Of the Third Order OF
S On EEr.nc,s. 10 now completed. IL 10
os..an;ssent structure, having cos! S~
I'D mo. The history Of this in ssh t;-
dssss from tho year fe64; AZ ,"aanh Ebor.
y the las. tssta%sot member Of ST. james.
cnngrsaation, three houses ON NGFsn o 49,
consIDsrS sre beaueathed TO the clergy
~ sba purposes Of an hospital.
MI. .,.at Dominican orator, very hev:
r. Bprfs has sscepssas me , ~ 81. Louis.
tho ,d ko,s".s lecture in that city for the
ss 20 Of tho Little Sissers OF the foor.
O,nn,er General of az Priests Of tie
NJ, Toss.-For, tho Fret tame In tho ma
10y 10y ~ the world, General aChaptet OF =
sS.S Congregation existing I'M Europe
Sss been snmmoneds TO- meet An AM 1917 =
Wssn Mss sa n.s' & &c .s
enc ths;r a Pryoyincial 81 The Eongregat,on i9
ths limited States, was unauimousiy elect,
ed to the Generalship: He has continues a!nS
to make his home At Not s1,, u,onsd tbitse,
t%s prov;nciais, aud deputies, q Europe
nS As;a. IA we'll as Of America .Nna
Chsr.a, waa opened on, the osthj and 10 u
be continued ten days. = - %
1on.asra.io. of tho Diocese Of Savanna
~ ths Sacred Heart Of Jesns.-ls gratine
as to state, that the apPea; We tooH T. t -,
liberty Of making year ag a. - s ,S Hea,
Of Jesus, 10 beginning to be answered favor
shiy by the Jealous pastors, to whose keel
;ncths flock Of Christ has been commitse
in The United States. The Savannsh Oioce'
was lately dedicated by it, worthy ;.h p. !
the solemu which the most fervent Ollie
Of the sacred Heart could desire: Nothi'
ia laft undone to make the faithful Q
nreraaha tho inportanee and the full stgni
canoe of this Pioas act: Steps pa0 oe
them for II in4srae.s;ons n aaa .h oex sacs
HssTt separate s parishes had been enroll
;n the Arohconiraternity Of the .sscr
Heart: and, when all minds underseo
the meaning Of this dedication, and
hearts we're disposed to ente. lntei /,
pirs the H. aso. u his Sashedrei be
tSs blessed Sacrament exposed on the
s sas, a and concluded the ceremony with
Reuediction of the Blessed sacrame
We trust that We shall soon have the G
ISOLATION of recording many similar con
eraaSous. because we are confident that
Divine Lord will not allow Himself to
ontdoue in generosity, nor forget
solemn promises which He has so rep.
ediy made t. the sergants Of the M sas
Hesrt.-Nesaes9eT Of the Sacred Heart.
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MEDICAL ADVERTISEMENTS.

This unrvaled Medicine II warranted not to contain
aingla patice be Mercury, or any injurious ninefsa
snbstaNoe, hat 10 0ri. % .. 20" .l-a
PURELY VEGETABLE. . ani
ali disaases Of the LIVER. BOWELS and K1nNGKS.
Thouaanas Of the Good and GFeas IN al pare OF tne
conntry voueh Sof It's wonderful and pscunr power "
nurifyfn1 The bi0od stimulating the torpid LIVER nno
6oVeis snd impArting Life aed ytge, = the whole
svntem' aIWkaONST LIVER REGULA10R 10 &C.
knovledged to bave NO equal ~ d. RI.
LIVER MEDICINE,
It contans four medical elements never united IN the
sae happy proportion any oaheS preparattan VIE:
gentle CStkaftic. wonderful Tonin an 1ne1ceptton
sole AItorauye and certain Corrective Of AL
al the BODY Such signal has attended its uee
that It 10 now regarded - the
GREAT UNFALING SPECIFIC.
| for LIVER COMPLAINT ana the painful oGsprang
| thereof. te-wit: DYSPEPSIA, OONST1PAT1OS5 jam
dico BIltoun Attacks. SICK HEADACHE. Cole De
ores.oa Of Spirits soUR STOMACH, Heart Burn, etc
| Regulate the Liver. and prevent
| CHILLS AND FEVER 20.
SIMMONS LIVER REGULATOR 10 Manufactured
's J.H. ZEIEIN & co,
| Macon, Ga, and Philadelphia
Price o. 90 per package; sent by TEl. postage paid
for 81 as Prepared ready for use In butttea, III 3D.
| SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
TBeware Of all Connterfeits and Imitafsona ~
| ~ 11aty
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At.s,ae,al meeting Of the Board Of DtrSO.0 To-. "a
-. an Of January, ms, n was resolved ssAS la
interest Of Ton Per Cont por annuu0a We ~ net
In, and dividend Of Thirty five PeE oen' .sor the
earned participating premiums be Pa'o % who
18th Of February next. tn cash. to .,,Sits on
have paId their Subscription 70 fuii ana ~ -. aus.
stock ncsss Of sabSsrbe'i On Witch Osia1O, viii
It was furtberuAoro resolved ssas IN balances
have to pay, on the I6thot February neA''
,h,,, -er,aining doe on their stOck notes .,,::,t
'nen remaining G. cAvARoc, President
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of .Joi,n. doeat thou love moro than these J"
o. aka Sc eSr it, resSscissssa 5and iinphsht
over death. of ReteE.- YEA LardJ y @x sa |
Thor be ss5 ths :sspaSss ss
"Simon, son Of john, dost thou love mel
d,s ,,esy yen kSHS Ct sSes, .hspees
Of my lAmbss--P ascse 0snes nseos., Anu Is
ss IS. shIss s1ss t ssa {.
Christ ssia "B. Gle skSepherd Of my AoSk;
/ Hasoe oCes p,cos:n Aad. 1t wss tlus fhas
Peter yeceiyed, definitely the divine lnvesa
tsare "a the prssense q h.s bsS ssMhs, s. Of
tho Whcie flock Of christ's sheep. =, j
| HERE rAsx Is THAT HIGH AUTHORITY
! which fas presided over all in the ChurGsaa
here then Ia that infArlibiiity Of the pontin:
cisl magistracy, IN virtue OF WHOM sue
I successor Of Peter defines ~ lcatAedra, q
Pastor and Doctor Of all Christasns, s"s 81
which is believed BY Al, and by mea %sr Q.
thea, 70 ehis great teaching authority Ta ass
i unites ana consolidatex belief Ia the HOLY
II Catholic Church. If Jesus Chr1et ma.
placed the authority OF teaching IN tns
|, entire apostolic body, for the perpetas.
difRasion Of trnth "Its, docste onsaes ge,: :s
bus So y He has also PLACED 2 st,L
: higher aud more singular autho!ltF IN tn'
hsnds,of the Chief Of the Apostlet, OF t. !
. conservation Of upity, ~ a. Pesyts Is6
deboclavesg 2 - stint xnSns J. This n1 lI;
al heart and Il was the frat which He I'D
s dfessed to the Divine Father on the even
9 Ing alter the Last SuppeEy~on the eve
;, Hss paeaion. r,Father preserve m you
II name those whom You have given me,
. that tbey nay be ONE, A. yon .h ano ~ T.
p spostiesj ttat made this prayer, but a!e
Nj for those who, by their world believe
3; me, 80 that they may be one as you ana
So are one" -. DO.
81 sxRRNerua PROMISED TO TIE SUCCESSOR
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At naastsse of tie Beard Of Directors. hold on the
tenth dag Of juno, lsss, It uAs resolved. 70 pay
CASH DIVIDEND Of TH1RrY lEk CENT. on tho
net earned participating nreuans for the year ending
Nag ~ is72 payable the shifd Monday Of July sszs
Also, 70 Pay Ten Fer Cent interest 70 The Scrip
holders upm conversion Of ther scrip into Capital
Stock a. por amspded charter Of the Company.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Infection i'm the Air.

Al this season the vegetable world takes
a new lease of life; but to the sensitive and
delicate members Of the human family II
Is time of danger and often Of great suffer
ing. The moisture which rises from the
earth and hangs suspended over II In the
form of the morning and evening mists
and fogs, holds in solution, so to speak, the
mephitic elements which produce fever
and ague, remittent fevers, rheumatism
and many painful nervous disturbances,
and which aggravate dyspepsia, bilious
ness and all minor affections of the stom-
ach and bowels. This. therefore, Is crit.
ical period of the year, season when the
renovatlng, refreshing and purifying ope'
rations OF the mightiest of all vegetable
tones and alternatives, HoStetters Stomach
Bitters, is salvation to the weak, and the
best security for the continuance OF the
health and vigor of the strong. Now Is the
time not only to protect the system against
the common ailments OF the season, but 10
prevent the disorders incident TO warmer
temperature. Let not the exhausting
heats of the summer months find you IN
prepared TO meet them. A course Of Kos,
letters Bitters, commenced now, will put
ali the physical energies In fighting TRIM
double the capacity OF the internai organs
To renel the causes of disease refresh tho
brain and clear it Of all hypochondrlacal
cobwebs, and place the whole physique IN
an attitude of defense, with every available
point fortified and guarded and as nearly
inyulnerable to unwholesome influences az
as IL is possible for the human structure
n ha
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-04-25

The Radicals, who had fully deter
mined, long before the Convention met
to oppose the adoption Of the new Con
stitution, have been strainipg them
selves fearfully in an effort to find some
excuse for their opposition. The most
whimsical and puerile objections are
put forth to justify their action, but NO
friend Of the new Constitution thinks ii
worth while to make serious reply.
There is nothing in the new Constitu-
ton that the most intense Radical
should eonscientiously object to; there
is nothing in it that should recommend
it to one political party rather than to
another; 1t is Lot party Constitution
in any sense Of the term. But the
Radicals are determined to oppose it,
just for the sake Of being faetious and
foolish, and we propose to let them
exercise full liberty in that direction
without feeling called upon to reply to
or answer all the petty criticisms they
may from time to time invent.
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Enterprise Baking Powder.

We desire to call the attention ofthe trade
generally, and of hOusekeepers and hotel
propretors particularly, to the above brand
OF Baking Powder. The articles used in the
manufacture of THIS POWDER we GUARAN-
TEE to be STRICTLY PURE and Of the BEST
QUALITY. To families and consumers, we
give the assurance that the "ENTERPRIsE
BAKING POWDER" will prove fully equal, II
not superior, to any Baking Powder that
they have heretofore used.
70 THE TRADE.-Our figures are lower
than any other Baking Powder now IN the
market
Give the enterprise" trial, and be con-
WINGED that it is the best and cheapest
Baking Powder sold anywhere.
The money refunded in all cases, when
the Enterprise Baking Powder" does not
give entire satisfaction.
Sold by grocers and druggists everywhel e..
McCABE, KRAFT & 20, Proprietors,
fel9-Sb Wheeling, VIVA.
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The Coal Miners Strike.

Editors OF the Register:
Through the medium ofyour columns
l wish to lay before the public briei
statement of the coal miners strike
and the prospect there is Of an agree
meut between the employers and en-
ployed in this branch OF industry. Up
to the present time the miners are very
determined not to recede one atom Of
an inch from the demand they have
made, and the employers do not seem
hardly willing yet to give us our de-
mands. There has for the past few
days been rutnors ahoat around the
city that men had gone to work (black
Sheep at the price offered by orr en-
ployers, but up to this time there has
not single man gone to work that |
know OF, and at very large and
influential meeting held last
Tuesday night it was unanimously
carried by vote that We
stand firm to our first principles, three
cents per bushel or no work. At the
said meeting it was also carried unani.
mously that we establish Trade Pro
lection Society, or Union, to which one
hundred and thirty-two responded.
Most of these paid one dollar as a
donation to the new society. y COM
mittee was also appointed to draw up
body OF rules to be submitted to public
meeting on next meeting night. There
has been an attempt made by the d.
rectors Of one OF the coal banks to
compromise the matter with the miners
by giving them ! Of ! cent per bushel,
or 37l cents advance per 100 bushels,
but this was at once rejected. As the
miners have not asked anything unrea-
sonable they are determined to accept
nothing but what they have asked for.
When we consider what prices the
directors Of the rolling mills and coal
banks are paving for coal we can only
say that it is grand lesson we are learn
ing now Of the true value of our labor.
II we could obtain only one-half OF
what we know for certain is being paid
for coal at present, we would resume
work to morrow morning, but the coal
diggers of Wheeling are not allowed to
have any share at all in the prosperity
with which this district is at present
favored, for our employers wouli
sooner pay l2l and Is cents per bushel
while they could get their own coal out
for 81 cents per bushel; and we are
expected to shut our eyes aud say moth
ing about these facts, but work on and
allow ourselves to be troGden down by
a merciless set OF spectators who are
20 better than we are, but are fortunate
enough to have stock in one or more Of
these rolling mills and coal banks
and are therefore trying to hoard
up a fortune, wrung out OF
working men, and out Of none more
than the coal miners. But We are de-
tsrmined to better our condition and to
raise ourselves in the respect that is due
to every honest class OF men and to
cause our labor to be valued at market
value and to secure us the legislation
that the miners need 90 much, both for
his benefit in the mine and out. And to
secure us these things is the reason why
we have established a Trade Protection
Society and why we are willing to sup
port it even in this time of straitened
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-04-25

THE Parkersburg Times announces
Col. !. NJ. JACKSON as a candidate fol
Judge of the Circuit composed Of the
counties Of Tyler, Pleasants, Richie
Wood, Writ and Calhoun. Col. JACK
son made an excellent record in the
Constitutional Convention and his SER
vices deserve some recognition. 1t will
he remembered that he was fairly
elected Judge of the Sixth Circuit ia
1868, but was counted out by the patent
registration rascality then in vogue.
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IT is positively asserted and feebly
denied that the Emperor of Germany
has demanded Of President THEIRS the
reduction of the French army to 225,-
900, threatening in case Of refusal to
reoccupy all evacuated territory and to
establish a government in France which
Germany can trust. President THEIRS
has lately been Dragging about the
power and efficiency Of the French
army, aud strengthening the French
forces in a way that Bismarck don't
admire. Germany don't mean to be
threatened without knowing what it
means
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THR new Charter Of the city OF New
York provides that Aldermen shall be
elected by the cumulative vote The
Board is to consist OF forty-ive meH-
bers, nine of whom are to be chosen
from each Of the five Senatorial Dis
tricts in the city, and the voter may
give one vote for each of the nine can
didates of his party of nine votes for one
candidate, or four for one and five for
another, &c, as he may prefer. The
first election under the new Charter is
to be held on the 2lst of May and we
will then be able to see how the system
works. A Mayor and forty-fve Alder,
men are to be elected by the people, and
the other city officers will be chosen by
the Board.
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WE hope our Mercer county CORE
suondent will favor us with frequent
letters from that locality, and we would
be Glad to receive similar communities
tons from every county in the State.
Send us your local news.
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circumstances, thereby showing that we
are in earnest and are determined to
make this Union q success, no matter
how many failures we have had in the
past.
Thanking you for past favors, l
beg to remain truly yours,
A MINERS DELEGATE.
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THE Baptist Record thinks that d. d.
Y. FARyswoRTH will he the next Re-
ublican candidate for Governor. All
right, We woald just as lief see him
beaten as any other man in the State,
but we would little rather not have
the Democratic candidate chosen by so
nearly an unanimous vote as would be
the case if FARNswoRrH were put up on
the other side.