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, 1881-02-01

TIE OPERA.
Her Majosty's Opera season commenced last
evening at fEaycrlr's Thcntgo with tho pcrform.
nnco Of ''Aftln," cast as follows:



evening at fEuyrr]r'g Tbcntro with Tho perform.
nnco of "AL,o." rast -. yni,nws. p~'''t
So. '<' ~""' ii" A"'""n' .
iitI,ttnhS''.'" y ,t .."Novarn
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Aaa'.. .Vatler1ts
The audiouce WINS quito largo for I'M "o'
WIN hnvc come to ielIove, what IS very rr tru".
iimcs better, than tho star nights. nnd this Is
particularly true Of this truupc, for tho "otr
ulghts' t,nyu mt oniy IN. 'l,cst oncra,. h,t
In 1,o.. nss,s u,., ~, ',...' .nn ~
.ue Wa. :ns.s aAa tuo strongest ehsemo!es. -
troupe which to. three successive seasons can
"Murtl,a," and "sonnn,nhuln for TIM stor-
niutis or ,ta n,st .so,r ,no,. w. IN s'a ~
..,..1.s' snn.a y. ns nst "eek may 10 or
Raalxed ntter royal fashion, hut certnin-
u dues not giyo roynt performances. Chicago
may bc II youus n,nco. Int these oncrns hnvc
uecn uiycu here ~ oynr and ovcr t,,rl,r tho lo.t
twcnty"hve years, mud by inauy stronger artists
than those which nro In tho service Of bcr Ma
, 1881-02-01
rhomas Carlyle Lying on What
Threatens to 1so, Ills
DeatllbBti.
Turkey and Greece Forwarding
Troops Toward the Dis"
puted Boundary.
rha Mark Lane Review Not Very
Encouraging in Tone--De
Lcsseps, Etc.
PARLIAMENT.


LoyDoS, Ian. ll.-lll tic House Of Com
mons to-ttay Mr.. Gladstone. replying to alf'
Baxter. Liberal, satd the dissatisfaction ex-
listing III Great Britain Mt tl!e exclusive occtl-
patton uf 'tho lIonsa with Irish allalrs hal
nat escaped tho attention Of tic government
whlcl! would eventually propose sncll sleps
rs they might think adnllssabIo.
TIE MAisQrts or HARRINGTON,
Secretary fur India, said 1ie still thinks TN"
ttrc representative of tho British GovCr,,-
,nent Should be depltcl To taeut, afltl lio bt-
ieyes, aiso It Will be desirable to station
similar representative at Ca1ldallar after tho
eyncUatloll.
s!lh nLApsToSE
declared that tle stcbAto un tho SECOND rcasi-
Ins Of thu bill fly. tho protaction Ut ltfo and
, 1881-02-01

8peDclle8 III lrGlnllu. The question WAS
whether Alr. ParnOll had Used the word "uIl-
Justly" wun advlslng the po0plo hot to takp
farnls from which tho tenants Ind been
evletel. Tho Premier WIS boundIn fairness
to accept Mr.. parnell's reppntod assurance
that tho word +"unjnstly" WIS always usutl.
During tho progress Of the spercl. the tompur
ut the I1ousn grew very angry. Atr. l'ar-
lielrs4nterrupttun ereatutt quito Il storm. tho
bowling completely drowning Ills voice. 1Io
continued standing, md tho Speaker said
TINT It lio wished TO reply se would Ilayc
I'M opportunity 0f doing 50 ns soon rs Mr,
Gladstone tnisl,etl.> Notwithstanding this
PROMISE the Spuakor called upon Il Con-
sersnttvo member, who moved MI atljourn-
mont OF the .llousu, thus preventing Sfr,
lurnell frUM replying botoro AlUhl!ay. Tic
Irish lnv'l,bars .Ecclare that the Speaker was
guilty OF parllsalslltp. The Government
has cause 10 fear the effect OF tho rlldtcal
protests outside tho lIouss, The working
classes seem alarmed ut tho cl0su alliance
batween Mr., Gladstone md tho arIstocFettc
wing. The Gxtrenlo ltadlcals chArgu thu
Government with llaylng adopted tha Tory
policy, aild are Inclined to Eesollt the attempt
ut coarcIolt Willie tho overwhelming ma-
Jority Of Parliament support the Govsrl,-
lt,unt measure, tile Tarnullites aMd Ilau(cais
aro determined 10 challenge English public
opinion. VIII. this object series Of mect-
lnga Illus been arranged, The first olle was
held In Birmingham during tue week. Six
Thousand people were present. Tlley passud
resolution conLenllIIig coercion, tins OBJ
tuning popular verdict froul Mr., I,right's
tul Ar. UhaMberla[ll's own constituencies,
Another mass-lneetlng was held t0-plg!lt at
,Newcastla-on-Tync. Tho 'assenbiaEe was
II. n r.
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William ]. Ooushlin, Of sometviIle,
Mas Says III the fall If 1876 | was
taken with bleeding Of tue lungs followed
hy q severe cough. Host my appetite and
flesh, and was con6ued 10 my bed. In
1877 J VISA admitted to The, Hospital. The
doctors said I bad a hole In my lnbk az
big 20 a half dollar. Atone time a report
went around that l was dead. I gave up
hope, but a friend told me OF DR. WILLIAM
HtLL's BAlSAN poR THE LUEds 1 got Q
bottle, when 10 my surprise, | commenced
10 ieel better, and today l feel better than
for three years past.
II write this hoping every one : tilcted
with Diseased Lungs v lltAke DR. WILLIAM
HALL's BAlAAM, and be convinced that con.
SUMPTION CAN ne CURED. l can positively
cay II hSA done more good than all the
other medicines l have taken since my
aink naash
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-08-01

A correspondent Of the Scientific An<ri.
a gives the following directions for a
good wash! For one btrrel Of color. wash,
half a buShel white lime, three peokB by.
draulic cement, ten pounds TIMBER, ten
pounds ochsf, one pound Venetian red,
uuarter.pound lamp black. Stake the lime;
cut the lamp black with vinegar; mix we'll
together; add the cement, and hll the bar.
rel with water. Let II stand twelve hours
before using, aud sir frequently while
putting II on. This 10 not white, but Of a
light stone color, without the unpleasant
glare Of white. The color may be changed
BY adding more or less Of the colors
named or other colofs. This wash cJvers
we'll, needing only one coat, and 10 Supe.
tior 10 anything known excepting Gil paint.
| have known rough board barn washed
with this to look we'll Tor Ave years, and
even. longer, without reneWing. The &c.
meut hatdehs, but on q rough surface will
not seals.
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No Matter How Chronic or 0bstl.
nate tho Case May 30.
ThIs Statement is Made Aftel
Years Of Experience In
Their Use. ,.,og, !,

They have been tested time and time again,
and always with satisfactory results, This
preparation Just meets the necessity o tthOcaSe,
These diseases are all nervous diseases. Lei
me say just what my pills are made loeure,
and what they have and will cure; Neuralgia,
Nervousness, Sick Hesdacho, Nervous Head.
Achs, D%yspeptio Headache, 8 OepleNnsSS,
Paralysis and Indigestion, Nervousness em.
braces nervous weakness; irritation, deSpond.
sncyi melancholy, and a restless, dissatisfied
miserable state Of mind and body indtsCribAr
BILE, These are some OF the symptoms OF Ner.
yousnesS. Now, To be fully restored TO heath
and hAppinesS 10 a priceless boon, and yet for
fifty cents You can satisfy yourself that there
10 q cure for lyou, and Tor eS at the very
fultheSt that cure can DO fully secured, ! htSS
pills are all they are represented TO DO, aud
are guaranteed T. give satisfaction II used as
directed. Please remember they are prepared
expressly TO cure Sick Headache, Nervous
Headache, Dy-peptic Headache, Neuralgia,
Nervousness, Paralysis. SlerplesSleSS, and In.
digestion, and will cure any case. Price 90
cents, or six bottles for 81 30, postSgs free.
Sold by all druggists, Depot No. 100 North
KutAw street Baltimore. Boston office, No, 8
Hamilton Place.
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L Z PILES, x
4 sure Cure Found nj Last. No on
heed suffer.

Heed suffer.
A sure cure for The Blind, Bleeding, itching
and Ulcerat d Piles has been discovered By
Dr.. Williams ian Indian remedy called Dr..
WilliAms'S Indian Ointment A single box
has cured the worst chronic cases OF twenty.
five and thirty years standing. No one need
suffer five minutes after applying this won.
derful soothing medicine. Lotions, inStru.
ments and Electuaries do more harm than
good. WilliAinSs Ointment abSorbs the
tumorg, allays the intense itching (partlcu.
larly at night after getting warm 10 bedL acts
a poultice, gives Instant and painless relief,
and 10 prepared only for Piles, itching OF
the private parts, and nothing che.
Read what the Hen. J. NJ. %DOfinberry. OF
Cleveland, says about Dr.. WilliAms's Indian
Ffle Ointment: have used scores OF pile
cures, and II affords me pleasure 10 say that |
have never found anything which gave such
immediate and permanent relief aS Dr.. vii.
liRtns'S Indian Pile Ointment
For sale BY all druggists, or mailed on re.
ceipt OF price, 81 90.
West i McConalley Druggists and Apoth.
e~oaries, Bank Building, Bridgeport, Ohio.
Logan. List & Co., Wholesale agents, Wheel.
Ing, W. Va NWT1E
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IHAT nHDIoAL COnmIssION.


kditan LAtAliGaneet.
As my name appears in the columns o
the Regitr this morning in what may
seem, without explanation, 9 rather dis
creditabls connection, You will ooligs me
by publishing the following statement o.
fActs:
Several weeks ago l saw in the locAI
columns OF the INTELLIGRScRR . reporter
ial announcement that DrS. Reeves and
MofHItt would DO ready to examine diplo-
mas and give certificates on the 10th OIL
July. From the time l saw that notice to
the Goth OF July | carefully searched the
columns OF the JNTELLl6EScER for come
official notification from those gentlemen
% 10 when and where they would meet,
l could find none. l fully intended 10 81
to DR.. Reeves Office on the goth OF July
with my diploma, snpposing that would
be the place oil nesting. On that day !
was very constantly and anIiously en-
gagged professionally from early morning
until late at night, and entirely forgot the
appointment a. DR., Reeves Office until
next morning, July 81, when l saw in the
columns Of the lNTELLIdENegR q notice oil
the meeting Of the Doctors ct the Supreme
Court room 10 the Capitol building
the day before. Thinking 1t was then too
late TO do anything about 1t, / gave no
more attention 10 the business except to
look carefully through the 1HTELLIoREcBR
each morning for some notification from
DR., Reeves 90 to when those, who, by any
cause, had been prevented from present.
ing their diplomas at the hrst meeting,
could do 80. No notification could be
found, because none was printed; and the
first inhmGtion | had oil future proceed.
ings was q warrant for my arrest for prao'
tiCing illegally, served by Constable VIM,
Mclaughlin yesterday evening. The war.
rant was Issued by Justice Phillips on in.
formation sworn to BY VIM. Mclaughlin,
that l was "practicing medicine, surgery
or obstetrics Illegally" Mclaughlin
stated positively to me, In presence Of an
unimpeAchable witness, that he knew
nothing about II, aud yet his name was
signed to an oath beneath the intormA'
ton. He said the authorities did not
wish to take this step, but that DR.. Reeves
was "houndiug" them on 60 that they
were Obliged TO do 1t, and all the knoWl.
edge they had about the business was
from him. Dr.. Reeves denies that he had
anything 10 do with their action. They
can settle that matter between themselves.
l do not care 10 NEEDLE further with IT..
l will not take your time longer, except
to say that l visited Dr.. Reeves this morn.
Ing and had my diploma registered, made
the necessary affidavit before Justice
Phillips, paid costa and was discharged.
| was c%ourteouSly and pleasantly treated
by both gentlemen; and | am sure II Dr..
Reeves had thought OF using the telephone
to notify me before the arrest, his gentle.
manly instincts must have induced him 10
have saved me such q modification.
July 80, 1881, N ]. RHEEs, NJ. D.
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The. Rev, Edward Crowley, Of New York
has served out bis term OF one year Ia thu
penitentiary; his hne Of $3.50 has beer
paid for him. and he Is again a free man
and a minister Of the gospel 10 goot
standing. 1t will be remembered that ht
wGssentencsd and committed for the CRIME
Of starving tho lambs committed TO bill
care as shepherd oil the Shepherds Fold
and for cruelty to little Louis Victor ID
particular. When the Rev. Crowley CAME
forth from durAncs vile Bishop Potter, o.
New York, appointed q committee to 10
quire into the "rumors" affecting The
character oil The liberated jail bird.
They knew all about the evidence
and court records, but those appear L
have been entirely ignored by the Epis
Copal Church Committee OF Inquiry. The
committee dealt with the rumors alone
and did not find ground upon which L
base a church trial and deposition from
the ministry. The Rev. Mr.. Crowley sale
that Ia the management Of the Shepherdl
Fold he did The best he could with the
ineans at hand, and meant no harm TO The
little oneB. The committee threw thu
mantle OF Christian charity ever the Shep,
herds Fold business, probably thinking
that the Chu Ch was 10 blame 90 much 81
Crowley for not giving the children
enough to eat and failing to provide medi
cal attendance.
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In the year 1900 we had q population Of
1906, 4S3. OF that number, 364,s72 were
members Of Evangelical churches. Last
year we had 80, l52. $3.50 inhabitants, an
increase Of nearly ten fold. But our
present membership in the Evangelical
churches 10 10, 1905, 1903, an increase Of
nearly thirty.told In 80 years. Two things
make this thing the more remarkable.
We have had an Immense Roman Catho.
lie immigration, q large proportion Of
which are from the most ignorant class Of
the Irish population. The Roman Catho.
lie population in the United States In 1900
waR about 10000 Ia 1880 1t was about
100000. II should, however, be stated
that the census OF the Roman Catholics
includes all the members OF their families,
while the Evangelical consus includes
only communicates. The total number
Of persons Included 10 Evangelical families
is about IS. 0OO. 900. 1.-THE Roman Catho-
lies had retained all the immigrants oil
their denomination, with their children,
they should now be 20,0 0 900. They
have not 100000 oil told. Where are
the 10. 900, 0OO7-RtE DR.. Hoodbrtdgc, Of
San FrdtciIcO,
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tember 6SASSkc; OutObeF 6sE69Ke, Oats IN,
settled; No, 2Bhite 4lkaG2Kc; M. S,,40aAlc
rejected SeA42c; mixedSsc Provisions hrmer
mess beef Sl4 90; mess pork SIS GOALS 80;
smoked hams Sl2 Goals 60' Lard, kettle Sl2 26;
steam Sl2 90. Butter nominAlly unclaimed.
Eggs steady at l0Alsc, Cheese Arm: full
cream 9ASl0c. Petroleum pominAlly I'M
changed. .WhiHky quiet at 81 II.
oElcAsO, July so,-ThS DroVsrF Journal
report1:
Hogs-Rscaiph 5000 head; shipments $500
head. Market weak; mixed packing 50 00a
9 60; light 50 4OAs 50; choice heavy % 70
Catls-RscsIps 1900 head; shipments
1850 head. Shipping grades nominali com.
mon to choice natives, - 8ol6 10.
sheep-Eseeipu 200 head. Market very
C~rScrSS4Tl, July 80. : Cotton arm at ike.
Flour arm and unchanged. Wheat arm; No.
red winter 81 2lal "a Corn steady No.2
Sic. Oats quiet and 6rm; No, 2 mixed t4he.
Rye dull and lower; No. 3, 92c. Pork weaker
at SIS %, Lard dull at Sll S7k. Bulk meats
unchanged. Whisky 6rmer at 81 0S; combl'
nation sAlsso 676 barrelaon the basis OF II %,
Butter steady aud unchanged.
NEw YoRK, July SO,-DRI GooDs-BuhnsSl
10 fairly active with commission homes repre-;
Senting dresS goods and ginghAmS, Cotton
goods steady and in moderate demand and
nrm. Prints are In irregular demand, but
the leading makers are dong we'll, Mems
wear woolens steady, Shirts and drawers
fairly active,
TOLEDO, O., July SO.=Wheat, No. . red
July 81 "a; August q ak; September 81 22k;
October 81 24k No. 3 red, new 81 l6H AM.
Der Michigan 81 22k; do new 81 AK, Corn
dull; high mixed 62Ao. Oats dull; No, 2
spot new SIC; August Sic,
nav 0RLEAHL July 80. = Cotton arm
mlddling Ike; lev middllnE lOKe; good
ordinary ohe, Net receipts $40 bales; gross
receipts. 6l6 bAleI, Exports to Great Britalu
LOO bales. Salts, 700 bales stock, 67,4O6
bAlCG.
CINCINNATI, July 30 -Hoas-Quist and
firm; common and lisht IS 4Oa6 rs packing
and butchers' % 95G7 10. Receipts $50 head;
shipments 7IO head,
PITTSBu' On, July 80. - Petroleum quiet;
eniled certificates easier at 77hei refined mo
for Philadelphia delivery.
NEW YosE, July 3o.-LEArHER-TnE good
demand and firm Hsmlock sole 2SG27e.
NEw YoAk, July sO.-WooL-Quiet and
unchanged, :
NEW YeRE, July So.--MrrAu-Nrm and
unchanged.
ANTWERP, July S0-PrrRoLEuH-RsnnSd
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Are you disturbed at night aud broken
Of your rest by q sick child suffering and
crying with the %excruciating pain OF cut
ting teeth2 II 80, 70 ct once and get q
bottle Of Mrs. Winslow's Soothing syrup.
Il will relieve the poor little sufferer i'm.
medlately- depend upon II; there 10
no mistake about It, There 10 mot
0 mother on earth who has ever used 1t,
who will not tell you at once that 1t will
regulate the bowels, and give rest IN the
mother, and relief and health to the child,
operating like magic, II Is perfectly safe
70 use In all cases, and pleasant 10 the taste,
and is the prescription Of one oil the Oldest
and best female physicians and nurses In
the United States. Sold everywhere. 25
cents O bottle. MyF4w
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-08-01

PREnpENr HoFktNs, Of the Pittsburgh
Southern Railroad, passed through Graf.
ton a few days ago. While the train was
stopping at ihe depot he had . convsrsa.
lion with several Of our CitiGsns interested
il The proposed extension, and informed
them then that he WAS on bic way Ia
Pittsburgh, and that on Friday Of thil
week he and q number OF capitalists intet.
Gated 10 The road would leave Pittsburgh
Ga q tour d inspection over the route
The party would leave Mofganlown AbouI
sunday, and A lew days lalef would reach
Grafton. Oar people are very anxious Ia
see some steps toward getting the Sotb
under way taken, and the above move
Looks like y ieiness,- Grafton SenIihH.
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BALTIMORE, July So.-Flou, hnn and quiet
Wheat, western steady and firm; No. 2 wintti
red, spot aud July 81 2IAAi %; Angus.
81 I'at 26X September 81 27al TX October
/. 27i[ai HK Corn, western 4 shad4 bat.
lar and AM. mixed tpat and July tBhc,
August bBHa57c, September 7HA6sc. Oats
steady western a. lite 43aI5c; miied IlAt2c.
Rye aui I St S9As 6. Hay unchanged. proyi.
tions unchanged and fairly active. putter
aim; western gtass i3aiSc Eggs dull. re:
tfoltum nominal. Coffee ktm Sugar dull
and easier A soft exc. Whisky dull at
81 Iihai i2X
%PHnAptLtHiI, July 9o.-Floui arm vest.
arm aim n UaI Is; Minnesota extra IS 26a
Ia: Ohio 70 d t6 co. tAcy So 40; new
SfoceS i6 1885, Louis fancy 80 l5aoJ0; Mime.
,StS patent 81 loaf So winter 20 7bAl %.
ava Hour Inactive at a 60a5 co. Wheat
bisbtTt M Z red elevator 81 TAX; rejected
Sisjn depot 81 1891 10; No 2 red July Vi 2Sh
Al 95Hi ApRAh 81 2tal 2hht September
III S6faI 28N October 81 2that 2sH. Cora
steAdy; iAiI yellow, track and grain dtpotbTo;
mI4td SIC; iteAmer 62ABIe; No 8, $50 sail
mi1ed July SeKAS7e August mAG67s; sep'
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-08-01

No man can do 4 good job Of work, preach
4 good sermon, Try 4 Law suit we'll, doctor
pStient nt Wtite 4 good article when he feel
miserable fnd dull, With sluggish brain Ant
unSttAdy nerves, and mono should make Til
ATTEMPT In such q condition when II can hett
easily and oheAply removed BY q littlO Hol
Bittera Bee other column, Albany NmAs.
NWRAW
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-08-01

What can he more glorious than TO he 10.
dependent Of suffering caused by dyspepsia
indigestion, constipation, sick headache. OF
sthef diseases enAnallng from the stomach
This can be easily gained by q timely use Of
BufdOck Blood BlLttfs. Price u no, TRIAL size
10 cents,
For sale by Ltughlln Btrs 4 Co. ,wholesal,
Druggists, Wheeling. ". Va,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-08-01
n.nnlIe. on CommulatIos.

"rhste's a Teller up here who gives 4
ticket ior tWenty.one meals Tor 49, re-
marked 4 disciple Of the art pre1eivAtivG
Of arts Last week, "But how dues he make
hIs moAe on that7" was asked, "EUy
enough. HIS customers usually die aitei
The third meal, "-DHtef Tribune
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-08-01
PaYSlcIANS USE AND REcoMNEND II.

Some eight years ago my hair commenced
falling; top became quite bald. applied
"London Hair Color RestoEern Ny hair
nat only stopped falling, but Is now growing
finely, and conEder II an invaluable article
for restoring the hair. J. W. Abel, n. D.,
Druggist 1924 Beach street. Philadelphia.
Price rs cents a bottle, six bottles 81. Sold
by Druggists. GwTAw,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-08-01

CARBvSuLEs, Felons, BoIls, SORES oI.lons
standing, such az Ulcetp, Abeesses, etc.
positively cured without The aid Of a knife
ar poultice, BY using Mira Julye Myers
Drawing and Healing sAlve. Piles, 9alt
Rheum, Efyeipelas, Soft and liberated
Cofns, OhiInblain6, etc. II has never failed
10 cure. For Rale hy Logan 4 10. DAW
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-08-01

Thomas Eclectic Oil has obtained great
popularity, from lis intrinsic value rs q rella.
blG medlcine, In curing h%oarsenSSt and all ir.
r~itattOns Of the throat, diseases Of the chest,
etc. For these 1t 10 an Incompatible pull.
moniu.
Bold by Ieushlin Bros. 4 Co., Wholesale
Druggists, Wheeling.