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Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1898-12-31

Webster, Mass, Dec. 29.-Charlcs s.
Corbin and Israel p. Dion Of this town.
who belong 10 company G, Third Con-
necticut volunteers, were arrested on
charge Of desertion, and were taken
yesterday to Fort Trumbull. New Lon
don. and there delivered to the officers.
The men will be sent to Somerville, N.
c.. where they will be tried by court
martial. The men deserted Dec. l,
and, being without money. worked
themselves home, arriving here on the
gath. Dion is married and has one
child.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1898-12-31

Washington. Dec. z9.-It Is said at the
war department that no change IN the
plans as to the mastering out Of troops
will be made as q result Of the threaten
ing outbreak In the Philippines. The
secretary Of war has made some prog
ress In designating the volunteer regi-
ments to be mustered out. hut no an
nouncement will be made until the list
Is completed.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1898-12-31

1t is in times like these during great
falls of snow that New York misses
the late Colonel Waring more than
ever. Meanwhile, it is gratifying to
note that the memorial fund for his
widow now amounts to nearly 975, 900.
This is q very substantial assurance Of
regret for his taking of.
KNICKERBoCKER
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1898-12-31

Seville, Dec. 29.--A number of the
recently arrested Carlists. 1t is rumored.
are being tortured to induce them to
swear allegiance to King Alfonzo, and to
reveal details regarding the Carlist or
ganization. Such reports are, Of course.
denied officially. but they are believed
throughout the country. Detailed sto-
ries tend to show that torture is quite
common in Spanish prisons.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1898-12-31

John Mclean Nash, treasurer of
Columbia university, has just pub
lished his report, showing that the
new site cost IS. .s56. 1925, of which
President Low has contributed$ 81, 1OO,-
O00, while gifts from William G. Scher-
merhorn and the children of the late
Frederick Christian Havemeyer and
the late Fayerweather legacy have
reduced the actual cost to Columbia
to less than S., 900, ,OOO.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1898-12-31

The Hebrews of this city propose To
raise 81, ,000,0 900 for the education Of
their people here. The irst 800, 600
has already been contributed by seven
Hebrews, and the balance is likely to
be forthcoming very shortly. When
it comes to financial operations the
Hebrews cannot be beaten. Mr..
Zangwill epigrammatically says there
is nothing that they have not success
fully financed, including even their
own prosecutions.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1898-12-31

Madrid, Dec 29.-The newspapers here.
while sympathizing with Premier Sa-
gasta, say the country cannot be sacri-
feed on account Of his illness. and an
immediate arrangement of the minis
terial crisis Is demanded. The news
papers also say Don Carlos is now try
ing TO place loan in Spain through nu-
merous agents. adding that he opened ne
Gotiations yesterday in Madrid with this
object In view.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1898-12-31

Washington. Dec. 29.-It is said in Of
fetal circles that Indications point to the
conclusion of an agreement between the
joint high Canadian commissioners that.
while satisfactory to both the United
States and Canada. will not include all
that either side hoped to obtain at the
beginning.
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VOLUNTEERS or TIL SEAS.


Theoretically tho profession VI tho
foavniuui0er or pr.vai,.r De- 30 least aa
honorable as that ~ One land volunteer.
anl equally deserving of r5aiss and on-
courecmguL 10 d. true. says The
hfitlIh naval and Military Magazine.
that the land volunteer. like mc regular
1llilcr would nrht Tor fame alone.
whgrcln iho prIhiIrsf nghts fur fame
ana nIihY luUrH. lut thfrr Gao ad.
vantage W thH i1riam1n ends. thrn-
rnucnIly iu tImo VI peace thU Nu.uu-
icer ut very liilIC cuaf 30 himHeIg dr-
t1ita m1dicum of bio umu tH being
trained as an efficient soldier. ana boz
ihu won't N war De- would draw hlH ply.
ana, uu doubt mDrlt ana r.oU.Vu re
WdfdH sud Destinations from ElVnfna
mont like his brother OF iha teruinr
army. liut IN the prlvntrcr Wr hly. inc
I'nfl'uH Hpgchclu. theoretically 90 ihr
patriotic citizen, VIM, lt DIS .Wu rUr
ch1fF's and without hop of Official
recnEu zion, CqulpH lui mhnr "a weasel.
ma, with One sanction ~ bis slvDrs.gu.
lniiiciH HH much Injury nu thr enemies %
his country If iu him Doe hy cutting on
thDir commerce. aud. lu rom lnrfanrra.
~ capturing their ships 40 war True.
he often realise. u considerable sum hy
the scale vi DIE prizes but a portion VI
coupling him f0r the initial cxpen1oa nf
She vruiuuv. aud ulrl toward maintain.
Ing tho Fhlp nui the ships company iu
n state ~ efficiency.
The amount uf damage which can hy
nils means Boz INFLICTED on a nation which
depends lirEey un o. lmpCsts Cor o.
very cNifiNuco On enormous. For lu-
stance. M thv Ions war with France
during The latter pirt uf tho eighteenth
and ihH commencement 20 rho rIuUs
O. uih centuries. the French appear t1
have realized that. In spite % the pre-
plndrrancr Of our plvCr 40 sea. our
navy was quito inadequate Tor me pros
i.Dti1n uf our commerce. tn fhr carly
Jays on ihH war ihH number of EnrIiHh
merchant NDrrrlH captured hy frrn.1
prlvhisrrr-ur cprH4irf, nH they wria
called twas very rta1t, Indeed. and thr
total Tor The entire period uf hHtI.I.
tIef amounted t1 no frWer than 1851.
uf which 100 W..O taken lurne 600 dayH
When fho l0w Uf Hhlpa, cargo, W 70 and
money H'ruInUi hy ih"HH figures a. taken
into gunfllDfni.uu, % NIl %" seen ihHI
tho damage Indicted un oar nation Iu
this way was w.ll n.ght incllcu.ahi..
ana Do De- NOS surprising thlf our gHF0fn-
mnui should have made extraordinary
efforts toward Doe tupTleFs.Hn uI IhHHa
destructive ar,ngIea ono thaufili lui
sixteen irsHh ruvlirrra wrrr cap.
thnt period. tWHtH DI oar .VH pl-
vatclfH, two by thlra h.ttT and H1a Uy
two lnl.luHu. q comparison uf chose
iEurlH with Che number uf our mere
lh1uimpn captured hY No. enemy huNs
thai thr activity nf ths Frnta Iu thIH
direction must have d. sn WY gfsti. ln.
ludD 90. loo fact nIt ouly ODE ohIlnH. hut
Dc high seas literally rwtm.d win
their o1frlirH. Ia practice. puyattr.
luu has proved nu luiu.rruhir tNII. furl-
much thlt hO provision uf thH d.cRrt.
ton of plril. 1856. which ilya down that
privatDI H uhulish,i hns NOW LH.n
nccrdri in hy 900 clyIllzUi nations. with
The exception NJ tho lnitod States.
Spain ana MeN.el,
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thentcr-going public win have substan.
tlnl benefits irlm the change.
Further. they say " VIII relieve tho
fnn Francisco manaErrH from murh
anxious responsibility. Thuy are quIts
nH free 20 act as they have always been.
but now H'mniy pay percentage h.
have the ayndlcatei d. tho Worrying
There are no lrnn-houn1 contracts ~
re1tr.ctlona. They can accept or rsieet
anything offered. but contend that M
arrnugempnt places thcr houses-ihe
Columbia, tho Baldwin, the California
OF this city and tho Mhcdindurh In
Oakland In direct line far the consider,
alton u all large attractions
This syndicate was proposed ob,,,,
three years AGO BY l<law a Erlaneer w
New York who have also tho NJ, a.
leans lhcatora under their manaFomcn,
In short time they secured mo az
operation OF Frohmhn. Nixon a IN,
norman, lessss NJ The baltimore. phiin
dolphlh and Washington theatprs
Rich a Harrison NJ boston, vim 49,
bis circuit ot houses '''l
Opposition 20 q wax made bv Mo-,
Madden Flake ana her husbnnJ N.Y..
editor Of the Dramatic Mirror. ~.
while they had a iarFf following =
Fanny Davenport was one nf th,,, wv
came out against what ahe e,n.s ~
trust Before her dba.h aha ctt.
her npinlpnn about the clne0,., ~.
signed, contingent upon her reesve s,a
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Probatiy no ether woman ever suiie-eI
Jest IS Ms. Adsms dij, tic vile Of Rev.
a. x. A5am7, pastor Of the Chfiitan
church q blantinsyiIl,, m. Physicians
wir; bai.lei ~ hef ailmeni, and ior yeafs
sic was COMPELLED 70 l'y, q lie q torture.
To-Day she Is wei end The story Of her
tri!cfing and recovery will teach a re-ron.
$40 cord N the heart Of cgtry woman,
-, Abdul yt1uago" dMrs. Ada-r-.
my hcalihbef-nto Eh. ThcH--tts3ubls
lno,ised was with my flomaehi food did
noi agree with me, and my aFrci,s laiiei
until ! eauli seareciy cat.
u v1yli begin 10 Float tcfs-e I was
through with meal, a1d the i5ol fcii ike
a aonc IN my stomach.
"Aiicf eating would have r1irs 4, nv
stomach With a sn.clhcfeI isiling whieh
would hnallY extend into my throat and
ehs,l accompanies by a choking seaauon.
" bcgan 70 bloai at over and my hands
and ieet eommcneedrwclling Until lihoughl
! had drorsy.
"in a short time had rain and sofenes,
IN my left side which cKiendri acfo.i my
back accompanied BY dIg.incit. md thea
followed scvcrc pafuEytms q pain extend.
ing rom the lower part Of my stomach into
the region Of my heart
During these spells hard ride, rs iafge
as my arm would appear 10 the lea side Of
my stomach and around the icii fide.
II had a feeling Of heavnsi, IN ny head
and at timrs could scarcely hold Il up o.
keep my eyes open, yet when night came
! eouid no, tlsep.
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q also suffered iai,ns,iy from iems,.

u also suffered inisnssiy from i,ns,.
q" doetorcd with Ten iiIef.n, phy-iei,a,.
tu; was moi benelilc4. No two IF ihe doe
iog dhgnoisd my case ihc same.
"Onc daYmy hwtand noiccd N article
regarding d.. William Pink Pills io- pais
Pc9fle IN NJ nrwlpipcf, aad iadu.oa ris
10 lfy the pills.
% tegtn taking theni, bet cxpefieneeI
70 fclici Until had ufcd the tlaih box. I
continued taking ihsm and after wing
cleytn boxes was greatly b'nciicd.
81 was al-o troubled with nefvcas rfcs-
ifali3n sndnumbncs Of my right hand and
am. NY hand hgfi 80 at times, tineiIng
and burning, that ! could hardly endufs
'h, GAIN, BOT that has al passed away.
now know what IL means 70 cat good
meal wiihou, suffering Afterwards, and IN
i5y rood nights resi-.
am again able to do my work. and
have done more this sumner thau IA al Ina
last Tour Ycafl Pot together.
Tel safe IN saying that Il . II doe %
Dr.. William Pink Pts ior Pale Peosis,
and eontidcfii my duty 10 iet reopie Know
what thee pIlh have done Tor me. as Il
may 3 the means Of ftlici Tor o,hsr who
arc suiiering.'
Diicisei strange 10 phyii-iins synp-
toms that dciicd diagnosis, have 1ueeumbed
70 The eoieni inllucnoc Of Dr.. Williams'
Pink Pills iof Pale peogis. Druegi.ls
everywhere eousidef them 10 "a one III H.,
most valuable remedial sFsnis known 10
seitnec.
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rooiIirht riasi,es.

..paricl Frohman o. going 60 star
virginia Harmed.
John Drew atl Tho Liars have made
success in Now York.
At mgi Hami5i has gone into viudc-
vile. Helene Mora plays "a sclul from
Joseph l. Brandt has completed 70
new mgiodraml ru.Nled, on .he Stroke
OF Twelve.
Edward Morgan divided Che horlr
with Viola AiiUu iu Han Gaines The
Christian, which appears tH have made
a genuine success in Washington.
Tho Turtle now ON exhibition no ihe
New York Manhattan ih01fsr refuses
Gov bo turned ur hIH back ~. fr aIIH.
ping up a % vi money flr ihe n1r-
agcmcn,.
An actor Do Sow York .a dead. DIS
friends shy, from % novel cause. ~
was noted German impprHlHH'1r Uf
women. ana tight laclug brought on
she fatal attack
Theodore Burt siyre. author NJ SIR
lIiliary'a Wager. Charles ONitlfry.
Lady Willourhhy ana other plays. has
completed n volume 10 short stories
entitled. Some summer Girls and l..
which VIII shortly be- published By
WicnorH.
Tho J1s,ph Jcncrrfn Comedy come
r1ny began thH.r tour October TrI Ir
burlington. Vermont. appearing In The
Rivals, with Me- Jcncfllu boz bic "a
miIar ana popular Improvisation n
iilb Acres Wilton Iaclayc aa Sir
LuclluH OTrirrar: oils skinner 1r
C1pipln Absolute. pfofiIetN Plro ns
Mrf, MlIuurIu. aud Elsie Lrafa as
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An the opponents with the exception u
the Fiskrs and Francis Wilson. now
Ind the advantage lf nelnF booked hy
tho syndicate which. with the situation
wen IN hand. mover permits two shows
Of the same character o. De- 1t the Same
place az the same fImr, which ilcs
qucntly occurs under the old system.
A. ID h now no farce comedy can got
close enough DO another 90 take the
shine out of 10. ana prima dnnnnH can-
not under any possibility set close
enough o. each other 60 EuncI irllnuf
pauEH. The contention j. that this ur-
ranEcmoni VIII NOT work hardship 0n
any one deserving Of public cnnH.dcrl-
ton. n means n survival ui the fittcft
and keeps stray companies ln ths barns
The Alice Nelson opera company
foomH 90 have struck the line ~ p0pu-
lar favor. not only because of the por-
sonnet ~ the company, but also be-
cause OF the pretty ana original alra
contained In The Fortune Teller. the OPP
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o,m,dy Probably the most prominent
Anu various characters of llognn'a
ay m Mickey Dugnn. the original
tN'W KID" Mlckey'a wit IL as nlm-
y. We prverblnl nen, nud many Of
t..,..i lNs. have become household
ir,.n., Thousands have rcnd ~ his
Nv ltlp around tho Elobe and the
efh. lh' many humorous incidenta
n. IVY pllEflmuge are Incorporated In
ON. D.'e lloEan'a Alley. Some Of the
i1st,. "''lniN features OF tho comedy
Ii,,.l li1Eau'a cycle club. Hornn's
Ki6 w. Roof Garden, The yellow
hs s,elnrville Entertainment and a
h.. "iaN of brlght European novel
a .AnH Alloy, which d. onioylne
Viii ulp across the continent.
hrs,, seen IN this city under mo man,
m ~, NJ polcher & Uonnessv. M
next NV NV Grand during the whole Of
O5.r, Probability the s,li Lake
oh.B = ~ lsnS win utilise some ~ lho
s,,, which the Thoater Mn have
er' ,.4i. during tn baiance ~ ~. n ny.
az earh w The idea IN good one. Tor
By rlvs, wy other performance late
a Gw p,nple were turned away ana
Wouid .fe performances rfahf no,
rtviv,i le a Krent deal u work maj a
uonth ,eNuld require IL given ,ven a
"'" nom bow, Tor lie eh5rus l IA in
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The most Interesting portion ~ Nov,
York 90 th0 pg1nlo of thn c5untfy ,gbe
Fr'1t hive ~ humanity. Tho "I.a.t
SIDE On which a. located TINT f.movs
fountain lf Wit and weii.rnrin- IN
hum1r Horhn'H Alley. This pnradlss
oui iho country ln tho last f.w veafs
through tho efforts Vi uumer8tis tour
nhlsis that W. w. Macart ms taken
m' most famous Hf lts ohnrnrt.rr nnd
woven them Into bright. merry faro.
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shiH letter ana too much Intelligence
mo- o. pardon me Tor DO. A thousand
remembrance.
"ALENANDnE DUMAS"
To 1906. whom "in Dame auN Came
l'aH was preHontod 40 ih. ltHntiHanuvc
with ih. costumes % 1880. Slime. Sarah
bernhard fion tnid hHr fl.nds the
fDliWing lIt.lc anccdotc;
Al Marry about 1885, j asked Alex
andre Dumas tl rive mo personal de-
aerlptlr ~ Armand Duvai.
That win not be- dificu.t' said he.
smiling, Il have only go send yIu my
pIr,rult when / was 20 years oid.'"
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contains cuts of some of tho principals
Including Jennie Huwlcy. ANA Aim
Date. tho dramatic critic lori that paper
d'Nptoa good deal Hf space sounding
the clmpany'H praise. We hope io
have the pleasure or seeding and hear
ms this now combination before very
long.
recent number OF In Rcvuo de-
Paris has curious article uuon th0
f.ory of In Dame aux Camel'aa that
poor Marie buplrfsls. who died sl
sadly after NE which romance nul
the stage have made famous Tho
author ~ the article. NJ. GEORGES glr-
eau, publishes letters hy tho youngcr
Dumas which leave no doubt that Do
Introduces himself On tho character a.,
Armand puvnl, The story was whlH-
prred about f1r long time among
the theatrical people, hut hero are some
authentic documents with which 81.
forcau reveals tho fnCta Dumas ni1
not only knew Marie puplcHHH. but DC
was. IN love with hor lle simply doe
hcrihed himself I'm the character of Arr
mhnd nuynl To presenting tho piece
10 The public pumns wrutHi
Marie puplcsTlH dld not have nil Tho
palmetto adventures which / rIyc o.
H'fAAN NNNAliNf NNh ''N| WEI" I''|H
iecNy willing 60 hnVr them ff Fhr
sacrificed nothing 10 Armand q, war
because the latter ala NOT wish ans
taorinccs, To hor great rcuot Ohio
played only the nrst and second ugu
In tho piece"
In q letter addressed O. Sarah Borne
hnrdt Dumas fnld'
My Dear snrnh, Permit mo o. give
You COPY of an edition OF tho Dame
nlN cnmoiinH' which ~ now rara.
what makes this volume UNIQUE nj ltf
hlnd " tho autograph lottor which Nlu
VIII md on page sig. and which %
prrtlN nearly the same nH the letter
printed on that page. This letter was
Wfilten by the genuine Armand Duyal
nnont forty Year, nrl, iic WINS then
me same ngc nH your nnn. Tho lottor
the only pnlpnhlo thing TINT re-
mnira OF the story. ID aodms 10 me
mat u belongs 90 you of r'Fht. since
you have Just brought the dcnd man
hack TO youth and HE. K,cp IL. NJ an
vn'nis' as souvenir or tho pleasant
evening of Saturday lnst ana ns a
feeble testimonial 0f my great uimlra-
Ton and profound gratitude.
"a, DUMAS Fills.
January aS. 1854"
FplhwlnE a. Dumas autograph LETT
Ner 60 Mario DUplcsslsi
Ny Dear Mario; ! am not rich
lush % love you thf way ! would
Al.h' nor poor enough 90 hH loved after
your ianhlDn. Let ms flreri therefore
n your part, name which must be-
nlmuwhat Indifferent go sou, and IN
Ky nnrt happiness which becomes
~ Is useless to ton SON how sad 7
fnNl, since Vou lttsnuu afrna1N hstV much
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TlUSEC AND DRAMA.

,.on Lace Handkerchief at tho Theeter for Two Nights
and Where's Matilda at the Grand tho Weeks Bills at the
.,,,s,s-sat Lake Opera Company Again at the
-.z,or and Hoqan's Alloy at the Grand Next Weeks
ails-Footlight Flashes
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Catarrh is
Not Incurable

But it can not Doe cured hy sprays.
washes and iuhHliug mixture, which
reach only che surface. Tho diwuso is
In the blood, and can only boz reached
through the blood. $. S. 3 b. tho only
rgmrdy which can have my effect urol
tnilrrhi 90 cures ihr disease porml-
tcntIy and forever r.ds the fysiom of
Every trace of ,ho yilo complaint
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From foreign shores come tho reports
Nc ufcar Elias1u'a Uaniol triumph
as "a magician and thr predict aH OF
hH ft.gIua here have been more than
realized. The papers apparently cnu-
nut Tly enough in praise uf hIH work
lu ihe magic art. Tho following iH
2 u she Mastcrton, Nov Zealand
News, % recent date.
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constantly fuf i'n EUHu, tlr disease had a
nfmrr hoIi chan ever. '1od % number u
blood remedies, Doc fhrlr mineral ingredients
settled in iHY l"n.l and save mo rheumatism.
waf in % hmruaH.r condition, and after o,.
hausiIHr 900 treatment, was DECLARED lncurahIo.
Seeing b, s.s advertised as a onro Cor blood
diseases, decided to tIy o. a. soon % my
ays'em aas under Coo e1rct OF Che medicine.
1 BEGAN 20 Improve, and after taking lt nr
two months ] vas cured completely. the
dnadul dI.Dase uns emdIoatod from my sys.
tenn, and have Dad mo- return ofit"
Many have been mking local trcat-
mrnt Tor years, and lind themselves
worfc now than ever. A trialuf
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must bo taxed 60 tho utmost. Each
year ao0a k.rkcrs nf greater aud gr0lt-
gr ability but Chamberlain Of Yale
has performed the greatest football
mldulr feat up 10 date.
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The big San Francisco theatrical
managers, Friedlludcr. G1tilob a Marx
have Joined the great syndicate which
moves the theatrical attraction about
the continent exactly nH r. train dispatch
&c handles bis system, setting thcm
90 their destination ON time ana pre-
move Dr. rclliy maklng a rcc1rd 1f what
hIH existed Tor months. nH kinw a Err
LANCER the urrnnlEnrH OF Tho Hyndl-
cate. have been doing an their booking.
Thoy have waited for anal action. how.
ever. until they had ample tme 90
watch thc methods and ray that the
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prime condition. and thornurhiv
acqualntcd wish It's w8rk In
The Qucon'a Lace Hnudkcr-
chief For those reasons the
time would seem prupiioua for tv-i or
three more performances II l- under.
stood that next Friday evening and
Saturday afternoon. oct gi-s are ghu
dates ihat VIII BE- arranged f1r. u tho
opera u presented again.
Those who Witnessed tho perform.
nnce ~ Sowing the Wind whom prr-
scented In this city last season vfii no
doubt avail thomselvon OF roolur ~
again ut the Halt Lake Thcatcr tho
latter part N this month. and th1sc
who did not see II before. have trent
In store Tor thcm.
ono " apt 10 associate with the name
Of Grundy everything that Ia prim nnd
prudish. But Sowing the Wind h IA
play In the writing Of which Mrs.
Grundy' was evidently not consulted
The play deals with delicate rubirct
n " one " the merits Of the plny ib1t
u deals with "a delicate subject with.
out being lndelicntu. Not TINT DO
minccs and rcnnea; u does nothing of
the sort, II speaks with rumurnaiara
plninncgH. but-aud this " n tosf nf
ari-it depicts truth 60 well fh7t ono
does not oven think OF noticing that
truth iH naked. The play Co. anru.
larry powerful one. 10 iH most thor.
oughly human. ~ ia sl human TIA!
10 Interest w. Irresistible u ~ tho old
story of the rlna n the fathers upon
the childron-tho old problem of m,
UNEQUAL uunlahmcnt the world meter
g. sinners ~ the weaker ary. II N NOT
necessary TO describe u IN detail Tor a.
has already been described In this
column. 40 description however. cnu
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