Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-17

troitv who a G,v, wars moo had the
,,raa, ond ina ri.h of the lords to sci
f,r lin, y Then ba osl,a1 high nrirps
CO.. lii, ,,,,,.,, and tbosa vino wnrp ahIe
~ ,'a,. f,s ~ srst'ctass n,"trra ,yarc bis
~, :" i, r',,,. NJ, no l., ,,hv.icoll,, ond
brnmniaI,y n ,vrarI, and oniv too clad
to tsta III" contract to
,,oi,,, rnrtr,it in hi.
kat S,,,c f,,, , .,In, smt,ioiant only, "a
beln nv Tor his ninnmv lnol,jng st16io
T., u , i.,,3i oi,a,, nIId ~ othar nccessi,
. ,',,a . -, ,i,;ll;,,l. 80,
-; s'.'I - ," fa,,. VI.
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al 'a .ios = 49,. - -,
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un" '..s, ",,I W." ~ a. IL" I"'V c,n "
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80, % + wv W. iot " neN
W. ,",i't "" o"'' w., nv" my
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- III - ",'.''u';9 vi
,;,,.,, W." Va, ''i $500 "I. "" ' nus
;.,,,'n, 80 ~. Wv, 800 '''i w
ILL.,. .,a, in n"' ,'u5 p"iIt IN
~. ''i i N,ii,''' "''h p,cii'S
H., ~ 49," '.iC c '. eNpJItatiV li
49,, ''II ~ fI,2 't ~ ms
toullI, t"uiu tue nun pc to!u OF
VIVA. en.s ao ucyeinpea' what
' n"'i.'I wa '''' III "'S''' ~ "ou'u
NH III =. .a 80 a.. c,.t
brn,Ipht otf aa tnId tr. mo hv nav
friend, and really il made my
heart sick the while. Old men who
had risen only 10 fall again; middle
aged men who had but partially real
lied the bright hopes of their youth;
voting men with ability and still with
hope that vet, in spite of disappoint
ments and difficulties, they viii de-
serve and achieve success. There were
nj 20 old, middle-aged and Young wo.
men. some of whom had with Them
little gems of their own convention
and creation which the public could
not appreciate and purchase, because
tbe uilhlic ,n,, ,oi sai' ti,,n, tpra cot
is here as elsewhere. Il ia not always
That ,,irtua IL ~, .,,.,5l,d tI,,,t ,,,";.;t
''' 80 wv ~ t''i ."'' iii1' ~
Is appreciated. sad though IL -, but 1T
Is true nevertheless, That IN the out
circles OF London ana OF the world the
real artist haFlng NJ strong backing
ouen' very often, lives IN obscnrity
ana DIES IN poverty, while the mere
unuoer WIN TN backing has MS PIE
lures huhS consplclously IN the acad-
cinles.
Recehtly ! had something to say
about The large number of books given
to the world by
ALEXANDER DIlAs.
tho e,,lor no bis own uhiot ,.oro j.,
raaIitv vri,tan hv rsoIi, ,.l.,,a, ,,,rit,,,,
Who ineLaJ ,be jnti,,a,,oo ,,,s' !" 100
sec,,ro r",.n,,,'itinm ha,,n 80 oi W
th,t Iaad,,,, ,,a,,,,i,, ,r,;s,,, bor', III
.,turn AM - ,,,,,,.,, ,,,n3 u,art, ,l';,t
thev ,n",.ix', ,iaie,,lnusiv hi,h IN Nc, mh,es'
ur,, ,,mnr,nt ma tn iha vSr,, r a. 1870
Of AZ, IN, II 80 -. III ",
con,p,.nd IN. ~, ny 800, en .o ~, "
est Is,imiars who , r ru ,ns, "ai '' n"l
who do ali ,he annd wn,b NV, ~
gives ulorv wsnlt1 and nooitin,'
10 their e,n,aovers H.. ~, o'; ~ ~
that ~ AZ :"
.,@',',
The darK nntIbo,n,!il '"sGS s,s ray ny serene
i'ull many flower is born 10 blush unsosii
Ana waste ats sweetness ON the desert air"
In this connection perhaps it may
not be out of place to remark that
while there Is "seainy siden in the
world OF art in London, there is on
the other hand Al sunny side. That
while IL Is trae an abundance of ma
tcrial for Volune on Art in Distress
might be collected here in little time
andswith little trouble, II is also true
tina there is material in sight for an
other volume on art in Clover.
d aal led TO indulge la this reflection
by reason OF having fest read of the
continued success of lhenry Irving aud