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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-11-07

CARBuNKLEs, Felons, Boils, Sores Of long
standing, such as Ulcers, Assesses, ETC., posi-.
lively cured without tho aid Of knife or
poultiCe, by using Mrs. Julye Myers Drawing
and Healing sAlye Piles, Salt Rheum, Fry
Sipelas, Soft and liberated Corns, Chilblains,
etc, 1t has never failed To cure. For sale by
Logan q Co, DAW
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-11-07

Dan'l Plank, OF Brooklyn, Tioga Co., Pa,
describes II thus: ~ rode thirty miles for a
bottle Of Thomas Eclectric Oil, which effect
ed the wonderful cure Of u crooked limb In
six applications 1t proved worth more than
gold 10 me-"
Druggists, Wheeling, W. Va.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-11-07

Is common complaint II you feel so, 60
u package OF Kidney.Wort and take It an,
you will at once feel It's tonic power, 1t re
news the healthy action OF tho kidneys
bowels and liver, md thus restores the nut
ural life and strength to the weary body !
can now BIO had in either dry or liquid form
and In either way is always prompt anI
efficient In aGtion.-NelO Bedford Standard,
MWP6W
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-11-07

THERE is now over 100000 worth of rail-
road ties on the banks OF the Little Kama.
wha and tributaries, waiting for water
enough to run them into misunderstanding.
ton !idTrtiSer.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-11-07

A fortune may bc spent in Using inefTec.
tual medicines, when by applying Thomas
Eclectric Oil speedy and economical cure
can be effected. In cases Of rheumatism lame
back, bodily ailments, or pains Of every DIES.
rription, II affords instant relief.
For sle by Logan 4 Co., Wholesale Drug.
gists, Wheeling, ", Va,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-11-07
BAD BREATH.

Nothing Is 70 unpleasant, nothing 20 common a
bad breath, and IN nearly every caSe II comes from
the stomach, and can be 50 easily corrected IL you
viii luke simmons Liver Regulator, Do not neglect
also Improve yoursPpstite, complexion aud general
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And Say That They Really Do Cure Sick
Headache, Nervous Headache, Neu.
ralgla, Nervousness, SleepleSsness, In
digestion, Paralysis and Melancholy.

They supply need long felt and must be.
come d household remedy Just think-to
be cured in few weeks Of these terrible ner-
vous troubles and awful suffering from Sick
Headache, Neuralgia and Indigestion, and
thGpOrvous system put in u natural and
healthy condition, destroying the possibility
Of Paralysis, Angina Pectoris and sudden
men and women in the full tide Of fife and
usefulness, This simple remedy Of Extract
ofCelery Seed and Chamomle Flowers, COM
bined In the form OF Pills, is II boon to hui
mainly, II has saved thousands OF nervous,
rickety hCadaching children in our schools
and out every year, No nervous person or
sufferer from Headache, Neuralgia, Indlgcs-
ton or Paralysis, will do themselves justice
until they try them,
Price, so cents box, Sold by all druggists,
Depot, lOGNorth Eutaw st., Baltimore, Md.
GO26Mw1F
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-11-07
PILES.

How many suffer torture day aier day, making
lie burden aud robbing existence Of Rli pleasure
"a ready to the hand Of almost any one who Will usl
systematically tho remedy that has permanently
cured thousands simmons Liver Regulator, Is no
drastic violent purge, but gentle assistance q
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-11-07
The i'opHlnF Demand,

So great has been the popular demand for
the celebrated remedy kidhcy-Wort, that II
is having an Immense sale from Maine TO
California. Some have found II inConven.
lent to prepare It from tho dry compound.
For such the lropFietors now prepare IL In
liquid form. This can be procured at the
dfugglsts II has precisely the same effect ns
the dry, but isvefy concentrated 10 that the
dose 4 much smaller,-LoWsll ltrH, MWTSw
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-11-07

New, quick, complete cure days, urinary
affections, Smarting, frequent or difficult
urinatiOn, kidney diseases. 81. Druggists.
Depot, lIaughlin Bros, Wheeling
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-11-07

N YOU tael dull, droWEy, dsbllilated, have fra,
qusnt headaehe mouth tastes hadly, poor appekiie
liver, Or "bilIousne aud nothing viii cure you p
speedily and permanently q 70 take simmons Liver
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-11-07

"THE doctors said my wife had consump.
ton. Tried I.indsey's Blood Searchcr and
she has better health than ever" @. II.
Hubbard, lIampden, Ohio
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-11-07

II have used the LIegig Cos Arnicated Elk.
tract Of Witch Hazel IN cases requiring that
valuable remedy, and have had every reason
10 be satisfied with Its purity and efficacy.
WM. II. lIoLcoMnE, NJ. d.,
New Orleans, In.
Cures Piles, Rheumatism, Painful Monthlies
and FemaleWcaknesse Salt Rheum, Pimples
and other Eurptions. Sold in fifty cents and
dollar sizes. MwR&w
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-11-07
EMAAcIAL AND coMMERcIAl..
Nan YorlL lIonaI nj atoal,l.

+ .HER YoRK. 6oVumher &-MoNBY-oA6 Per cant
Glnllng q 2 Per cant. Prime meFOlntile paper Ga
per cent Startling E1chAngo bankers blils stead!
AZ sisg54; demand s. SiH.
MISUNDERSTANDING except new Is Whicl
Is e per cent higher
rs d extended; .,-loll stP &sx. City arts.-lOg7
y. 8, g, extended. l0lj U Pacific bonds lstsll63
~ oouponS....,...-lls y, 2 Land GHlnts.-llsl'
coupons ., s;''''''.-l!ll6 P s Bonds l2s1
Central Pacific. iSt,-ll5 Tex. PSc. RIG, Div, 81
krte seconds. :,.,....,.,l0ils sOhered,
Lehlgh & Wllkes.---ll0
RAILROAD BoSDS-ln the nilFoad bond market
ohio Genital Incomes advanced to 59tS FROM sou
Indiana, Decatur 4 Springfield second incomes e
y from ", Texas l. Pacific Land Grants incomes &c
y from 75N and reacted 10 II, do frts Rio Gnlndt
Division 10 81 from 9OS, Rochester 4 Pittsburgh
Incomes 70 Y from 70, and Chesapeake & Ohio inls
sTlTT SEcuRlTirS- Tennessee Is, old and new
series, advanced 70 y fr0m 20 aud Virginia g de-
ieFred declined to lg1'ia9O11s from 81.
Louisiana COnsolA. Virginia 6I.,.,.....,..,.SS
Missouri 6s,...... ...,..il0 Virginia conSulS, *.
Tennessee q, new 70 'olSFsd,
SrocKs-ThS market was generally firm and
higher " the opening but decline Of .al per cent
took place 9 tho early dealings ~ which Metropolis
tan Elevated, Northwestern and Texas Pacific were
the most prominent At the llnt board, however,
speculation became strong and Rn advance OF LAS
ptFc was recorded, the latter Tor Oregon Nlvg.
ton. The other stocks conspicuous In the improve
ment were Cincinnati, sanduSky & Cleveland, IN.
diana, Bloomington 4 Western and Denver 4 Rio
Gmnde, subsequently there was u reaction Of "a
Il per cent, but U downward tendency quickly
checked II and during the afternoon the dealings
WERE rln In tone, tho entire list recording an i'm.
prOvement ranging from u TO ~ recent, Chicago,
81, Louis 4 New Orleans, Texas Pacific Denver n
Rio Granle 81, Paul, Minnesota < Manitoba and
Oregon Navigation leading therein. In exception
to the general strength were Metropolitan Elevated
apOiS, the former selling oil and the latter q per
cent IN the final sales the general list was Unset.
tied and closed In most cases Ut decline Of lSal per
cent from the best figures Of the day, Richmond &
DluVllle advanced ~ per cent,
nnttn shu
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Thos Fitchan, Bradford, Pa, writes: 81
enclose. money for. Spring Blossom, as said
| would II II cured me. My dyspepsia has
vanished, with all its symptoms Many
thanks shall never be without II In The
house PRICE so cents trial bottles Il
cents,
Sold by laughlln Bros, 4 Co., wholesal,
DruggiIti, Wheeling, W. Va.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-11-07

1t has been uscertaincd that the most in
yeterate cases OF neuralgia are cured by Eel
lows Compound Syrup Of lTypophosphitos.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-11-07

nwHlr every one says must be true,p that
"Dt. Sellers g9ugh, syrnp' has no equal tot
coueh0 and colds, TfyiE Price ESQ,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-11-07
SICK HEADACHE.

This distressing addiction occurs most frequently.
The disturbance Of the stomach, arising from the
imperfecty digeStcd contents causes u severe pain
In the head accompanied with disagrccAble nausea,
and THIS constitutes what Is popularity known a
CAUTloN:-Ruy no powders or prepared Sim.
mons l.lver Regulator unless In our engraved wrap
None other IL genuine.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-11-07
CONSTIPATION

Should not DO regarded as triflIng all.
ment-in fact nature demRndSth the utmost
regularity Of the bowels, and any drvla.
ton from this demand pAyes the way
often 10 serious danger, 1t Is quite az
necessary 70 remove impure acGumulA.
tons from tho bowels AS II Is to eHt or
sleep, and no health eau DO expected
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-11-07
.TESI VIRGINIA UNIVERSITY.

ySgd,panmCntsO Of study text books furnished
II usT calendar arranged 10 suit teAChcrSi OK
~, on one year from $40 10 500; nonEcetAtiaI,
brl thorough Full term beglns SEPTEMBER
iel Attendance last year from - counties Of
ID Virginia and from j States and Territories.
irttt Of students larger than Tor ten years pre-
tll
9FrataloEueS and other information apply 10
\ Atinr President, D. u. PURlNToN, Morgan
4 m, West Va
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Sunday express leaves Wheeling ut $50 A. NJ, ar.
rlves WellSbuIg VB A. NJ, EtcubGnVille Q;6S A, NJ,
making close connection for western points.
Trains leaving Columbus at $40 r, N, and Gas A,
Columbus daily, except Sunday, at COR. NJ, with
sleeping car attached, arriving In Chicago al 7:80
next morning. BcrlhG can DO secured In advance Ut
Union Depot Ticket Ofllce. Columbus.
Pullnnh's Palace Drawing Room Sleeping Cans
through without change from StCubenyille East 10
Philadelphia and New York. West 10 Columbus,
Cincinnati, louisville, indianapolis and 81. Louis.
For through tickets, baggage checks, sleeping car
accommodations, and any inrthGr information, mp.
ply 10 JOS. NJ. BELLEVlL.LE, Ticket Agent, at Pan.
handle Depot, foot Of Eleventh street, or at City
Ticket once, under Mcclure House, Wheeling,
d. W. CALDWELL,
Genl Manager, Pittsburgh, Pa.
4. A. FORD,
Gen'l Pass, and Ticket Agent, Pittsburgh. Pa.
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srEuBENVILLE AND EAsr LIVERPOOL AccoNMoDA.
TION,-Leayes Bollaire Ut $40 =. ~, Bridgeport 1855
r, NJ 6teubenvilO Of Cos p ", Arrives o. East LiY-
eFpOOl Ut 70 y ", Leaves East Liverpool at $50 a,
w., 6tOubOnvlllO At E35 An, Bridgeport at $40 A,
", arrives ut BellAirC al SIS A, N.
Tickets and baggage checks 10 all principal points
In the East and West can be procured Of the Ticket
0fice IN Bridgeport, T., a: FORD,
General Passenger and Ticket Agent,
D. W, CALDWELL, General Manager,
Pittsburgh, Pa.
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MEDICAL.
.6R, ]. E. SMITH,
ii Of rWELFTH sTREEI.

No, VI
-,,,cs OF PHYSICIANS success q tho tsl,
ole III patIeal, TasiRS'I ibaf nave ae II
n p5lo'y.4tt ,'rly with those who have consulted
Isifab,! ANA. I'D taiirnts name without permits
= lgs'a i,.sg many hundred certificates from
4 tBousl I've ne uuTrd after they had been pro
= NilA1 ,lIiS AthoOuEh medical eduG1t9n,
i ss sssa aSse SS a y ts&S.
III lt'aj lH,stiinritirs aud strict attention 70
suzea'A r'rsinrnt, inaurea success, cure Is
~ Hi irigkly give the patient my opinion.
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"Just so, Brudder Henderson, just so.
Dey missed ham an d6y found beef. II
am plain 'nulr dat you didn't take dc
goods charged but want You to understan'
dat when dey miss ham and find beef on
u member Of dis club, dat member has had
dc VERY closest sort oh shave from bein
bounced on'n our books an outer dc hull
Take your seat, sab, and let dis be dc NV.
fullest kind OF warnin' to YOU"
, 1881-10-16

Land bill gives the tenant for purchasing h;a
farm is no greater than that given bv 1t,e hiIi
of 1870, except that under the present bill tha
tenant can borrow tliree-fourtils Instead Of
seems Il most bencticent measure to one wI,n
knows nothing about the land system of In.
land- It's worthiesness has been proved tInT-
iug the past ten years, inastuuch us it ia
well l-known fact that lt0t ; per cent Of tha
Irish tcrant-farners have Ayailed theu,selyaeo
OF it during the tell years Of its existence
LII the first place. the pcoplc of -Auterirs
must be informed that it is now and ever hos
been the desire Of tile British Government
and consequently of the landlords, to prevent
being sold in s1l,;tll parcels. No landlord
even one whose la!nl is nlort1aGed, aud Win
is consequently obliged IT, sell it III tile IN.
clmbercu Estates Court, will consent to se]i
it in small pIrcels II he can BY any nleana
prevent i. There have been scores Of in.
Sta1lces during the last ten years where Ten.
ants triet! to avail themselves Of ths proyis-
tuus OF the Land act in order to purcIa:a
their holdings, but they have sllcceedell IL
hardly all 1ltsrAHce. The insfortunes Of rna
teuants OF the l1arenc property in the Coun.
ty Kerry, WHO have been almost ruined hv
their attempts IT, purchase their farms un,
der the Land act, furnish Il fair instance ~
the value Of it. The Rev Mr.. OConnore ~ ~
now III this clty trying tn collect money to
pay tic costs they Incurred i'll their !aucahia
endeayors to purchase their farms d.
What tlle Irish want Is simply power IN
buy their farms, which would i,e the SANE ~
The abolition OF landlordis1n. There is noth'
ng either revolutionary or impossible in this
1t would be 10 more injnstice to co1n0ri
tllslord to sell Ills est;:tc than it woniT ha
% compel Ill ordinary man to sell his ianJ
o !, railway company i'll order that a rail
'oad might be bulit. Fcutlal l;.t,ilordsm
.;,s been abolished in almost every ,lati0n ~
Continental Europe without doing violenc.
o any one, and there is nothing to prevent
he same being dune iii Ireland, except Fl.
:lanrs all-;li,sOrbng fear that ireland misht
hereby become, first popuious, and finally
rtt- I. D. IeCssEII
, 1881-10-16

climb the ladder requires hard work, aud
time, and patient, perscvering effort. 1t
cannot be done by throwing of. the
with Il loud 'siIoup-lau' and then standing
halfway up and trying to make the world
believe YOU are on the tDplitOSt rtlnE. 10 the
strong points in Mr.. keene's presentations
We have rendered full justice us they have
presented themselves during tile engagement,
and We have praised where praise seemed
1ncrited with real pleasure. But it would
be wrUllg hot to record the shortcomings and
failures, the clIicf Of which Is that Lie actor
IS not What his management represent linn
to be- Of the company supporting him, with
the exception Of Mr.: Lear0ck, WHO has done
some good work, the lrast said the bc1tcrand
the fewer people are likely TO be offended.
Tragetly is to he succeeded at this theatre
this week BY Eart!ev Calnpbcli's. romantic
play. Ny Geraldine which las been seen
Of success. 1t is an Irish drama. and has, we
believe, been somewhat altered since last
year. Miss Enlily kisl is not III the cast, her
place being taken by Miss Lizzie Jeremy, who
was bal1et-girl at the Boston Museum last
year. Mr.. B;llfo,lr is all English actor. anu
also newcomer. The full cast will he:
MarS tafroH H~.---..---...".--.-+1; Etuiis M iaihe.
Mrs KebeE. eE.--..---.--.-.....-.-. Emma Skefrett
.>oFa 45fopnr ..allnil'e l.toefto
!.ituc bcr:t!dlnc- ,a44ttle slMuut
inil taFrn4 1hc,. Dlsluut
Maurice Arden r. q. ldttcr
! cun} Nfc1sau-- ..---..---......N. u !. y oEAutitt
AllkG tc@Aane.. T. y. y Aitc |
Larry Ioauc.-... .-Charies Webster
, 1881-10-16
DEsPAIRlNG DEBTOR TO DlsGUsTED DUN.

{Lftsr 1ennyson--some1chat-}
Ask me no lnorel Tho leech may draw my
blood;
The hawk may stoop from Heaven to seize his
prey;
The uuls, By perseverance, get bis pay.
I've answered thee calmly rs could;
Ask me no mure.
ask me no more! Wtnr answer should give?
I've given thee sotd cheek and played-out lie.
ASH me no more. or may make thee die!
QUICK! from thy shadow my poor floor relieve:
ASK INC no more!
@LATER.1
Ask me no more. My fnte pro TEN. is scaled!
strove against tho strean.s The struggles
Ger:
:, =. The cruel sheriff lays on me his paw:
Squeeze not. good sheriff! al touch yield.
ASK me no more! =
and he lit tout-{e1-illuminuyit). +. A.
, 1881-10-16

| resembles the>* Ticket-of-L Leave Man, with a
number Of realistic effects. 1t does not,
HSMs fes an n'sF Ie te praspa VII
BIZ played by Mr. Thorne and Miss Jcwett."
The French actor Got, speaking Of actress
es, said the other day that III his opinion it
! was Unnecessary for M actress to nave loFcd
Y order to play the part Of i wonlan a IN love
Women" lie continued, are like certain
| animals which discover trf1lues without ever
having been taught"
Of Rossi it is said that he smokes -inces-
sanity OIL the stage, his favorit brand being
II, Iuscun clgar costing less than ! cent aplece
III Inc Play "f . kcal, " w!s Wy! writer! tor ,u hin
sally admired, while his Hunttct docs not Ill
together please tile critics.
"Nym Crlnkle' makes this comment on
The new play, Americans Abroad",:. - "Mr:
Fawcett's play is bad III any possible light
that It Is looked at as II performance. 1t Is
1netrlcai as it is nnlnterestins. 1t is neral
aud pure, but it doesn't go anywhere, or
mean anything, "r say anything; It presul,-
pose pos ;h,, son ehnE that it GamnGf Ge1i.e u
leans ahiuid, who assume ridiculous. airs,
which contrast strongly with other airs as
suncd by foreigners" .-.. ~-.-.~
Signor ltossi's Othclto appears 10 have
been us favorably received us his Lear, Mr.. !
Glapp says in the -AtlrertiScr that Slsnor
""'' '.'N- se1 e"A'S' t'"t't'''7 - 4Aite''e't
worthy IL be compared with his impcrsUna- I
tion Of Othcltu. Intellectual spendor, III |
tense passionate heat, enormous vitality and !
force are blended Eele II, Il creation which I
IS also distinguished by artistic unity, pro-
priety. ami trtth.'' as compared with Sa!-
vini, lie saule authority thinks Kossi's inl-
pers0natits" the nobler OF the Two, Il the
nearer IL N lture and the poets thought"
Lewis lHingticld, the English tlramatist,
tells the New York Mirror that he is person.
ally supervising the production of one Of lis
plays, which has beel, purchased by john
Mccullough. '.iNhcn that gentleman WIS in !
London we had Il little c0nsersatit,l regard
ing Il play, and read the plot OF one to him
which pleased him very much, and st,nn
after l closed negotiations with linl. Tie
piece deals with that popular, though per
haps a tritle mythical, ptrsol.age, Jucj: Ctulc
IL is III live acts, and requires east OF twelve
people. The motif of the whole plot re-
wolves OH the piyutal base--deatll or liberty
1t is Il story Of kingy wrong, entling iii il
popular upheaya}. Lin the fourth act have
introduced Il grand spectacular feature, |
which will require the assistance OF soine
hundreds Of auxlliaries. 1t represents tie |
stornlllg Of London Bridge by the army of |
the can!lie. led by iuck Catie. 4 large n,lul-
Der OF horses, cannon, ETC.. are used, and 1t
presents d beautiful stage picture have 4
model uf the idea with lile, which Is lllstnr- :
caliy correct. The llay will he produced i'll
Ntw York somc time during Nj. McCul
ough's engagement"
, 1881-10-16

With the performance OF 'klcAard LII. -
last night Mr., T. ". kecne's two weeks
<no,cemant a+ 1his tbcatre ended. During
s,.st ~, ,,or .,,,,o,ro =, en,an diffaront
INA. eiu'e ne '..ao 'prsaA0 .a ~. 1,"I,
characters, lftcftctteu, shytocH, In'''tet,
Muctcth, Glostcr. Bcrtruccto. and OthelIo,
eac1, nne ren1,irino nj, actor of uncommon
,n;1;+,, ~ itr ,doou,ta ,,ortrax,1 If is an
o, ~ .,'a.,. - .1,ls., 49,, ,,.,,,, ,~,.a
insult to uie "oth u 'Hose aeto's "1lo '.a'e
Won fame a1ld fortune LII tnese fo1es 1lter
wears of study to rank this new tragedian
wifi, anv one of them. .I1,mu1ng from thu
postum "i All e"ee''e1a' 'c"aA14s "'."n 1Aeo
the tragic arena, he at once attempted to do
all that had been done by others in the
same field before him. Instead of cor
f,.f.,< 1,;s ognrte ~ t,y, ~ t3,rea n,r1s
IAt1uS - - A''s So w wv I,!.a,. ~ -.
Tor tne representation OF WHICH he Ifao nat
ural abilities Which might have b2e'l' gra1sdIy
tIeyclopef by patient study, lie tried to cover
at .,,,co thc whole list of characters in f1e
-,,,;c r:.,,ar+o;ra Cold 1,n1,-1,a,ton may, Ia
@'"E4e 'ep1i so1'e eo'o "e'.De'.e' 'n1s ~
nlade 10 cover great space, but II Is very INN
gold in any one spot So with Alr. kecncS
,,r,,.n;sa o,,,v ., ipdic,.io,, of no.siJt;t;as
p"c.n4se' o.is "u =. lo's''.1e'
sure never 10 pe fcallzcd unless more study,
thought. and care are given to the task un-
<Ier1aken, That Mr.. Keeue has talent we
readily admit. This lie shows il, some scenes
in each ulay. That ilt. has attained great
ness as al actor we find 10 evidence i. lis
acting rs wc have watched it during the past
Two weeks. And until lie can free linn
SELF from the lelusiou which uuwise friends
and extra skillfu! management appear tu have
, 1881-10-16

The Union Square Theatre company
closed their engagement Ut eight weeks last
hight, and will leave today for Milwaukee,,
where they remain the coming week. Their
presence with us has been a source OF great
pleasure to tneItre-goers and Of profit TO the
management that brought them here. They
have drawn very large audiences to this
charming place Of amusement ami have pre-
senteu the various plays given with Il per
fection Of detail and 4 strength OF cast Ger
;ain!y never eNce1ie.l. Every pari, however
small, has had Il capable Interpreter, SO that
whatever of merit and of strength there was
in the piece was fully brought out by
its actors. "Daniel Rocllat" held the
boards during the first two weeks,
then came "Felicia'' one week, " Mother
anu Son = one week. "Dacher's Daughter"
two weeks, French Flats" one week. and
Daniel Kocllat, - Felicia" anda The False
Friend'' the last week. Two new coMcrs
have been introduced to Chicago audiences,
and have received the same cordial welcome
extended to such familiar people rs Charles
Thorne Jr-, Mr.. Parselle, Mr.. Stoddart, Mr..
Ramsay, Mr. Fawee1t, and Misses Jcwett,
Vernon, Harrison, and Mrs Phillips. Mr..
unusually line actor: his best part being that
Of Dc Cnroit'c, and his least tistactory Cnui-
bert Fielding. Miss Eleanor Carey was seen
to best advantage as Leu Henderson, and to
the least as Aiurccllc. She is IL pleasing
actress, but not Il great one, being too lne-
cl1alllcaI in action, and not possessed Of a
magnetism that reacts npOn the audience.
Mr: I'horne is always Mr.. Ti,ornc
Ills presentations bear a marked similarity
one TO another, which is to some
extent due 10 Gha fact that the line Of char
ac1ers lie plays does not require great versa
til;ty in tie actor, lie is conscientious and
p:,instaking. and it might be difficult to ill
his place. Mr.. Parsetle and Mr. Stodda-t
are sterling olt]~sct:ool actors, the first-lamcd
remarkable for the ease with which he
adapts himself to lhe work cut OUT for him.
entitled to the praise each has received dur
Ing the engagement. 1t is 4 matter Of. re-
gret that we eallnotsee this company oftener
than once year, but for what We have had
1t us At least be devOutlY grateful