WRITING ANOPERA
W. «. GILBERT TELLE HOW HK PRO-
J
OUCE6 COMIC LIBRETTO.
Accept None of the
VERMONT'S WAR GOVERNOR.
• ‘There's Governar Holbrook buried up
.
Pretended Substitutes for
Royal Ä
much lower than R oyal , some grocers are
urging consumers tp use them in place of the R oyal at
m
* r
If you desire to try any of the pretended substitutes
for R oyal B aking P owder bear in mind that they are
all made from cheaper and inferior ingredients, and are
not SO great in leavening strength nor of equal money
value.
Pay the price of the R oyal B akino P owder
for the R oyal only.
’
It is still more important, however, that R oyal B aking
P owder is purer and more wholesome, and makes better,
finer, and more healthful food than any. other baking
•bout M pounds of M mm L'
Hood’s Birsaparilla. I wish to give the fo'.
Thebtoodhasssito arost important efo
lowing testimonial ; I have several times
monta, small round oorpnscles, rwd and
*mo, in proportion ef about 300 sed U> 10
otan« ia W aching
ftlMite with Crooglng Ivy.
Abraham Lincoln
•red the chief traits
“Well," he replied
I ISJECAUSE inferior and cheaper made baking
the tame retailprice.
•
to invent a plot, the power to
ontbefamoMWM
k governor of Ver-
mont, who to still
living In Brattle-
f
■
Holbrook was ths
nonmucK rolbbool friend and adviser
of Lincoln during the dark days of the
of the north.
the faculty to write readily dialogue, lyr
ics and muricri numbers.”
“I believe. Mr. Gilbert," I said, “that
I you have little or no ear for murio.
Don’t you find this interferes with your
I rhythmical numbers?”
“It ia quite true that I have no ear for
music, but I have a very sensitive ear
for rhythm; it ia precisely the difference
between time and tuna lam very fond
I of music, but I don’t know a diacord
when I hear one. On the other hand,
the slightcot error in time, which would
probably escape a musician, would jas i
meet gratingly on my ear. My fondnees
for music chiefly lies in bearing pieces
which are connected in my mind with
associations. 1 would rather hear an
unknown soprano singing a song I know
I than Patti ringing one I did not know.”
Gflburtr* d°
g ®“*
M r ‘
Like Lincoln,
* •• *’*•>
»»• M" er
John Holbrook and Sarah Knowlton Hol
brook, who were among the earltoel set
tlers of Brattlebora
Young Holbrook’s early life wee passed
upon bls father’s ferns, and although his
educational advantages were meager he
read and studleda great deni at home. He
became.a contributor to the lending agri
cultural papers of the day, and hto ooa-
stani writing gave him a clear and foroe-
to say that although thia now diverrion
touot discuased publielythevetyUab-
eet view to taken of it Under the shadow
of Harvard and Professor Janwa it has a
scientiflc aspect
A Wooten WhMBoaM describe bsrseif
as earnest says that to her opinion tbs
medium gets into communication with
M W., iff the medium who
Uvee up back stain in a di
shoveled > other Hubbard and does not
As the eld school of mefeine simply tried
to remove the symptoms in^wd of the
blood is impure, thin, laeking in the •ourc^s.of them, tnueb of the poison was
nutrition noesssary to sustain u>o health left in my system to appear in an Itahlng
humor on my boiy with very violent exer-
and nerve strength of the body.
Tb«i ThU Tired Feeling, Nervousness,
Scrofula, Balt Rheum, or others of the long were more or less l-dieitÜMM ol poison in
train of ills, according to tbe temperament
and diapooftion, attack tbe victim.
Tbeonly pofmanent remedy is found in on my body. 1 then purchased a bottle of
■ reliable blood medicine like Hood’s Bar Hood's SoTstparilla, and after using that
■aparilla, which acts upon the red cor and a half ofanoi her bottle, the sores and
pusclos, enriching them and increasing hum r disappeared. I attended the Christ
their number. It thus restores the vital ian Endeavor Convention In Montreal and
fluid to healthy addition, expels all Im also visited the Worid s Ifoir in tbe hottest
purity, cures Nervousness, That Tired Feel wealher of tbe summer. Was on the go
*
Ing, Scrofula and ail other diseases arising all the time, but
Hod No Roourronoe
nt ths hurn'ng snd itching reneation which
not by our own statement»!, but by what
t>*l iu irred every previous summer's out
J**«Uy reliable penile my
I
nMton' then-fM, to be es.
aho®i Hood’s Sarsaparilla Head th.
tbuslsstic in my praises of Hood's Bar-
Mfiarills
B amukl 8. 8 cmrx < l , Pastor of
Fise Baptist Chu ch, Apalachin, N. Y.
Hood’s Sarsaparilla
that Governor Holbrook's letters were
among tbe boot of the day, and that after
The
and
Nerve
powder or preparation.
reading one of them ho always know ex communion with the visitor’s subooo
actly what the governor meant.
aciousnese transcends all mind reading
Holbrook’s early training led him to bo These mediums are consulted in the
one of the originators of the Vermont gravest matters of businses and affaire.
The readers of this paper will be pleased
State Agricultural society and made him
■OVAL «AKH» POWBtR co , 1M WALL ST;, NCW-VOmt.
In one case a rich man had died, and his to learn that there to at toast one dreaded
well known to an Immense number of
Vermonters even before be sought guber- will could not be found. A clairvoyant disease that science hae been able to cure
“Plots? Good gracious! where do they I nstorial honors. For a quarter of a oen- was consulted, who said ha had gone _ in ail Ito etagee, and that is Catarrh. Hall’s
catnafrotn! I don’t know. A chance tury be has been president of the Vermont into his grave with the will in his coat- I Catarrh Cure is the only positive cure
remark in conversation, a little acci Savings bank, and for 43 yean ho has bson tail pocket The body waa exhumed, ktoown to the medical fraternity Catarrh
AN ECCENTRIC PAINTER.
dental incident, a trifling object, may a trustee of tho Vermont State asylum.
i Moral
suggest a train of thought which devel When be became governor in October,'
to Visitors.
IpöFT REPEATED STOÌY OF TRUE
ops into a startling plot. Of oouroe 11 1891, be recommended that one-half the
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th* Mood and mucous
Broderip and Sir Richard Owen, says am talking of original plots. 1 don’t war expenses be paid by direct taxation
When the typhoid fever epidemic wm ^tb«’ dtorase. and°gi^
Ht.
¿.PHILANTHROPY.
the latter in his '’Reminiscences,'' call adapting a play or translating a and that the remainder be funded on long
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term bonds. The legislature followsd hto
building up th
walked together to Turner’s residence, play writing one. Taking my own plots, advice, and Vermont was the first state, at ite height, when caaea ware bring re-
which was slightly dingy in outward for instance, the ’Mikado’ waa suggested Il to said, to complete tbe payment of her ported daily and everybody expected that The proprictors>&lv7so>mu
When they arrivmFat £s
war debt. After the battle of Antietam wiere woum ee many deaths from tbe curative powers, that they offer One Hum
Ubarle« H. Haekley. a Pleaser Lamber- appearance.
door, they wiUte^ some time before their study, ’The Yeomen of the Guard' by Governor Holbrook wrote to President diaeaae. one local flower firm decided to dred Dollaro for any case that it fails to
BEST SUITED1^
ring at the bell was answered. At last even a more unlikely incident I had 90 Lincoln suggesting that he ask the north make a speculation on death. It waa onrti^ 8*nd„fo,r list oftestimonials.
figured out that there would bo an un- ffAiikSd by'&2S2?75i
.Toledo. O.
an elderly person opened the door a few minutes one day to wait at Uxbridge for 900,000 more men, and shortly there
usual number of deaths and that thia
Pruggtore, 78a.
for That Veanlry.
F or C°N°’TlONS/biGÉSTlVEO^■
inches and asked them suspiciously what station for a train, and I saw the adver after the preaidant issued bls call for 300,-
000. Governor Holbrook was very active I
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Lorn G sud Rapids, Mich., Erenin« Press.
would cause a demand for aa unusual
they wanted. They replied that they tisement of the ‘Tower Furnishing Com
in raising troop«, and Vermont sent four number of floral ptecea. tn the menn. I '
Dyspeptic,Delicate,Infirm
and*
WAY sait - xo bost .
E
The moot beautiful epot in ail this city Wished to see Mr. Turner. The door pany,' representing a number of beef regiments under the nine months’ call
is insepa ably associated with the name was immediately, shut iu-ibeir faces, eaters—why, goodness only knows. It She also sent tbe first regiment under the I facture of floral pieces moss ia aa abso-
Oo Rast from Portland. Psndleton, Walla
to Spokane and Greet
of Hack lev. Chariee H. Hackley has but after a time the person came back gave me an idea, and I wrote the play three yeam' «nil and all her soldier« were lute necessity. and tbe peculiar kind that |
been in the lumber business here eon- to say that they might enter. When
is used comes tram Oregon and Wash-
n*‘8t'I -i-
e* a WQTrn -
Originally as one of modern life in the volunteers.
tincously since IBM and in that time
ington. Tlwflrataqne^tlMMvhtto louii.lLtanA
he
tN
-
they got into the hall, she showed them Tower of . London. Then it suddenly
IN “
< hae amassed a fortune which give« him
IN MR8. BROWNING’S MEMORY.
Into
a
room
and
forthwith
shut
the.door
occurred
to
me
to
throw
the
time
of
it
xa rating among tbe weedthy men oCthe
i
FOR
uauon. But with wealth there did not upon them. They then discovered, with j back to that of Queen Elisabeth. Hav-
tome
dismay,
that
this
apartment
was
ing
got
one
’
s
plot,
the
next
step
is
to
fit
pataate
R.r
husr
to
m
come that tightening of the puree string»
corner in it The moss has arrivsd ¿d C°0^^BG^^£B,kr^
which is generally a marked character- in total darkness, with tbe blinds down in the characters. And tho chief point
baa been placed ia storage. But out of Oregon. or^I.WhttiJ^V^^ A*’
Ledbury, Herefordshire, Kn
all
tbe cases of typhoid fever tho deaths S l Paul, Minn., for printed matter and im
- .
istic of wealthy men.
and the shutters up After a prolonged in doing so is to invent original charac- birthplace of Elisabeth Barrett I
have
numbered lees tbah ML arid thsrw formation about rates, routes, eta.
It is no wonder then that the name ol interval they were told they might go
ls about to erect a novel memorial In hon
Charlee H. Hackley is known at borne up stairs. Upon arriving at the topmost
“I write out the play as a story, just or if the author of “Aurora Leigh.” It
and abroad. Hiq munificence to Muske- story they perceived Turner standing as carefully as though it were to be pub will not be a “storied urn or animated
Francisco
gon alone repreeenta an outlay of nearly
lished in that form. 1 then try to divide bust,” but will take the form of a very
Cblekrrinr, Hard taas, Fbeher Ptanos, Kaiay
half a million. For tbe past twenty before several easels and taking his
practical
and
useful
town
hall
and
clook
SS.V terwa
colors from a circular table which be it into acta. I think two acta.the right
1er eslatafues.
tower. Some 37,000 has been contributed
swung around to get at the paints be number for comic opera. At least my
by the numerous residents of Ledbury
experience
—
and
that
to
30
years
old
—
required. He was painting several pic
ursikg others
who not only admire the poet, bnt are not
so that it baa seriously interfered with tures at once, passing on from one to teaches mo so. Sometimes, of course, averse to adding a handsome public build
his pleaifbre IMife. ^r ooaaetime past tbe other and applying to each in Ite the original story does not fall readily
ing to tbe srohltecturai treasures of tbe
his irienda have noticed that be lias turn tbe particular color he waa using into two acta, and so requires modifica town. ‘Borne <8,000 more are needed to
seemed to grow young again and to have* till it was exbaueted^.
i tion. Well, I put It by for a fortnight complete the work, and thle sum, It Is sx-
Ml««, HIGH ORAOff
recovered tbe health which be bad in
After showing them all that there was or more, and then rewrite the whois pected, will bo contributed by the poet's
HH
youth.
KIM
thing without referring to the first copy. admirers regardlsm of geographical loca
To a reporter for the Press Mr. Hack- to be seen Turner vouchsafed tbe ex
woman to change her
tion and tbe town ball project
I
find
that
1
have
omitted
some
good
I
DRUG GISTS,
by explained *tje secret ot hio tranafor- planation of tbe treatment which they
Mrs. Browning lived at Hope Rad, Led- i
IWKo I AWMUM
nation. “I have suffered for over 30 experienced upon entering tbe bouse things that were in the first edition and I
J
ohn C arle L So ns .N ew Y ork .
He said that tbe bright light outside have introduced some other good things
would have spoiled their eyes for prop that were not in it. I compare the two. mother and stater are sleeping the late
cold erly appreciating the pictures, and that
sleep. Her poetic genius developed early, voicet”
and when she was a child of 11 years she
to
seo
them
to
advantage
an
interval
of
Iwtbered more at night than in the day
timee; indeed the general public has no astonished the good people of I«dbury by
time. -The neuralgic and rheumatic darkness gak necessary. At this stage
idea of the trouble it takes to produce a writing her first poem, ' The Batt|e of
pain« in my limbs, which had been of tbe interview Broderip bad to leave
Marathon, ’’ which, despite Its msny child
a.COItDOVAN.
growing in intensity for years, finally for some engagement, and then an event play that seems to run so smoothly and ish faults, proved that ■ naw poetlo star
x
became chronic. 1 made three trips to took place which Owen declares that so naturally.
“One must work up toa good curtain, was beginning to twinkle in the flrma-
the Het Spring« with only partial re none of his artist friends would ever be-1
A continuous down poor of rein, inclem
•UV POUCE. 3 SOLE».
lief and then fell back to my origina liiva Turner offered him a glam of (believe very strongly in this, although 1
ent weather, generally in winter and
state. I couldn’t sit «till and my euffer- wine Il was while they were coming I never take up any controversiec, butsim-
spring, are unfhvorable to all classts of in
stairs that
he first
discovered sue
the plygo my own way on my own lines.
Twn
H
I down =»■
•«»» no
ur» uisouvereu
valids. But warmth and activity intnssd
The
last
impneffon
is
always
the
strong
an a^^t^TW C he T Pnto
inw^d^
into the circulation counteracts these In-
est, and thp audience will often pardon a
on
in
Turner*«
bosom.
When
they
were
for Pale People and what they had done
flaences and interpose n defense against
passing a little cupboard on the landing, feeble, wearisome act for one dramatic
them. Hostetter’s Btomnch BittersTmoct
clim
a
x
at
ito
conclusion.
I
can
generally
tboroogh and effective of etomachice and completely evred me of roJ
__ {I thia struggle reached a climax Finally
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___ s.i , so
■rmbled
mine that 1 wan interested
tonics, not only enriches the blood, but tarrk wAea eserylAtay «far
wrote to one who had given a te«ti-1 Turtier «aid, “Will you—will you have judge now what will have a good effect I
aoceleratce i& circulation. For n chill, er
monial, an eminent profeeeor of music I » glare of wtneF' This offer having been Sometimee, but very rarely, it is spoiled
premonitory eymptomo of rheumatiem failed.
Hann ac7«ainl-
They always do
in Canada. The reply I received wk I accepted, after a good deal of groping by the interpreters.
W. L Douglas $3 $4
SS
Kiffa
even stronger than the printed test! fo the cupboard a decanter waa pro- their beet, bnt occasionally they fail to
U
-Wlh 1B
I duoed, of which the original stopper realise my intention. The fact to that
remedy. It to nlno invaiuabta for-dyspep ealbnt rttulU —Alfred W
sia, liver complaint, constipation and ner- SbMn», Caldwell, Ohio.
“I began, taking the pill« and found 1 had been
wlth «»o I for comic opera many artists, especially
ronensse. Never act out on a winter or
tenors
and
sopranos,
are
necessarily
en
epriog tourney without IL Elderly per-
them to be all that the professor had remains of some sherry at the bottom. gaged who are singers rather than actors,
•
OD• ^ *■>•’’•1‘oateand oonvnlescriitare
told me thev would be. It was two ot This Owen duly consumed and shortly
greatly aided by it.
and it to not to be expected that care
afterward
took
his
leave,
with
many
ex
three months before I experienced ant
this E
visit
had fully written comedy dialogue will re
perceptible betterment of tny condition. pressions of the _ pleasure
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Hetly Green hMOMttwtadteeheblt of eell.
My disease was of such long etandiny I afforded him and a disturbing convio- ceive full justice at their bands.
“
Well,
to
go
on
with
the
writing
of
that I did not expect speedy recoven lion that tbe sherry might lurk indefl-
noaieal adsilaistralloa
rrW at ours.
the play, I next sketch out quite roughly
and waa thankful even to be relieved. JI nitely in his system *
Doubtful Resds alone. The best
progrereed rapidly, however, toward- I
the dialogue and then fill in the musical
VNNRCBMART BISK*.
■ re easy to ret, and cost no
numbers as I fed inclined. I do not at-1
-seeovee»- end- for the last six month» I
Givtag
owe » siM»rv er «he rive,
■acre. Ask your dealer for
have felt myself a perfectly well man. J I Some gueste of Mr. Richard Lovell Edge I tempt to write them in order, but just
M Warren
have recommended the pills to muny I worth were eitting with him one morning ss the humor takes me—one here, one
There are few greater risks than allowing
MEMORIAL TO MBS BROWNING.
people and am only too glad to assist tn a bright ami ptaawuit room. It was I there, a sad one when J feel depreaeed, a
ment While a resident ot Ledbury she a cold to fasten itself upon tho system.
others to health through tbe medium ol I rather aa odd room in Its shape, being per
this wonderful medicine. I cannot say I fectly circular. They were all busily en bright one when I an. in a happy mood. also wrote and published a volume called Whether it attacks the throat, ths lungs.the
■ Always the bee«. Known
too much for what it has done for me/’ I gaged in talking and laughins at Mr When at last all thoee of the first act are I “Essay on Mind, and Other Poems,’’ ttomach or the muscular system, if given
■ everywhere. Ferry’s Herd
Dr. Williams’ Pink Pills contain all I Edgeworth’» emrmlny ene edntee, =hl=! cne done, it is sent to the composer to be set which sho afterward mid she had “long re
*<» ■trengthen
F A ium I «hr IMS tells you
’«bet, bow, and when to plant. »
tne elements necescary to give new lift at the ladies suddenly noticed that she waa to music, with a copy of the rough pented of ae worthy of all repentance. ” Ito bold and can then bo Shaken off only
Haul Free. Get IL Address i/J
and richneea to tho blood and rector» I aow at quite a distance from tbe open Are sketch of the dialogue to show him how Another of her poetical efforta at thio pe with great difficulty.
i!
"
•
nt
*reiy
unnecessary
to
run
those
O. M. PERRY a CO.,
shattered nerves. They nre for sale by I place, although she had been sluing near It the different songs hang together. I riod wae her translation of “^ffachyloa,’’
I
4-
!?'
^
L
t
co
S<^P®*Hi«F»-A«oaBcpplied
“
which,
”
she
onoe
declared,
“
was
written
all druggists, or inay be had by mat I when the converaation begun.
nt m
generally Jike reading it over to the ocen-
I in 18 days and should have been thrown Jh th?Ef* of tbe stomach or to
from Dr. Williams’ Medicine Company. I
All tbe ocher pereona preeent bad also I
ToMhallaeitom
w,u* effertuaily prevent the
poeer, so as to give him my idea of .the Into tbe fire afterward. “
rh henectady, N. Y., for 50c per box, ot I changed their poeltlona in regard to it,
trouble
from
iyreaaing.
They
are
simple
rhythm, which, as a matter of couni, he
Tbe new town ball to to bo of two kinds
six loxes for $2.50.
I some who bad been faroff bring now quite
ot stone, quarried in the neighborhood,
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I osar and the reverse. She queetioned Mr varies at his pleasure.
“There must be perfect good fellow and half, timber work will bo one of Its
BBANoarrM's P ills tone up the system.
Edgeworth eagerly, and be explained that
this room was one of bls inventions. The ship between the writer and compoeer. features. On tbe ground floor are to bo a
“Every middle aged map of sound flreplace was atstionary, but the floor of as there to much give and take to be well lighted entrance ball, a library and a
memory who was brought up in town,’- the room moved upon pivots, so slowly, It managed. Meters have to be changed largo reeding room. On the first floor I clothe, aaade over.
said Mr. Greotbar, “will recall the fact is true, that the motion was quite unno by the writer, or tunee altered by the will be tbe assembly room and a number
of town offloea The stain are in the
that when he was a boy he found great tioesble, but moving all the while and compoeer, to fit in with «ome idea, eome tower, which is to be surmounted by a
intention, of the other partner. For in- I I handsome four dial eleok. Robert Bemtt
delight in rattling a stick along the pick
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stance, the writer may have put a theme Browning, Mra. Browning’s son, still
et fences. This amusement of child
hood, like many others of that period of
in one meter, and the composer hae a lives In the Ressonieo palace hie father
life, appears to have been transmitted the heat."—Philadelphia Times.
tune in hie head which will just suit the bought In Venice, and his Idea of a fitting
from generation to generation without
theme, but will not fit the scansion, and memorial for bis talented mother Is mors
so the lyrics must be altered. Each must poetical than that of the good people of
L«dbnry. He has converted a little chapel I
Some swallowsor martins at Lake Grove
other’* P“1 “
fal A i « a my branch
tn the old palace Into a memorial room, I
children of today are substantially like have found a novel place in which to build P0**”*«- There must be no jealousy, no
• Venetian lamp Is kept burning
th«w of their forefathers. But it might their neste and bring forth their ymmg. A H^d
night and day.
-—r- .. _
of terms, otherwise there
seem to some that thig succession is iu
danger .of being broken. In many sub-J boat wharf at tbe grove Is a sunken wharf
The current in the Missouri river is at
urban towns and villages there ia now on which there is a barrel nailed to a post Gasetta
which serves as a buoy for the small ship
times something remarkable.
For a
no picket fence. The modern spirit says
Week past the river at its mouth has
k
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•MT IS TNI WMLS.
where the housee are as it in parks, and u bonded as both sods, is a bungbols about strange because openly and handsomely re been a raging maelstrom, and so swift
LiniTED TUTE ONLY.
where the younger children might not! 3 Inches across, and this serves the birds as munerated In tbe current coin of the realm. that several steamboats were tied up at
know « picket fence if they ehould eee an entrance There they have built tbsir Il to carried on by elderly ladlea, who go tbe mouth waiting for it to subside. The
one I have two children, for instance, neats and batched their egga We took a from house to bouse of rich people, aiv government steamboat Stone tried ssv
nounctng their coming by beating a drum. era! times to breast the terrible current.
who I am quite sure have never enjoyed boat Monday and pulling out to tbesunken
and Dealen generally.
the felicity Of rattling a hard stick wharf stood up and looked into the barrel
lady of the bouse This offer accepted, they I
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T"
There
were
several
nests
In
the
bottom,
and
sit
down
and
tell
her
the
latete
scandal
and
“
“
«"«
‘
PP
4
.
“
I/
«»coeeded
in
mak
against the resounding picket«.
the newest stortae and on diteand are re I
tbe “°«41 at all when the Miastosippi
"It might indeed seem under such cir-
not. It is probable that the birds have
warded at the rate of half a crown an boar, r™* BD^ «becked the velocity of the Big
cutnstanecs that thia it one of the enjoy- ___
found this novel place for nest building in
ments of childhood which in some fami-1 previous summers, for the harrtl has been beaMm a handsome preaint should some Muddy.— Alton Sentinel
■»■ might be loot altogether; that one there many yearn When tbe mother bird»
could m arvely expect the children of teach their young to fly. they must neea.
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