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The Hazel Green herald. [volume] (Hazel Green, Wolfe County, Ky.) 1885-19??, 1895-04-25
GEOGRAPHICAL
Sketch Of Thomas Floyd Carr, of Ezel,
~. u Norman County.

Thomas Floyd
Carr, the sub
ject of this no.
tice, was born
in Gra:yson Co.,
Va, Jan. %,
1857, being the
oldest child of
Jefferson nd
Martha Carr.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-07-26
FOR ALDERMAN.
FOR ALDERMAN.

The LIGHT is authorized to an,
nounce G. B. HICE, as a candidate,
for alderman for the Third Ward
at the election, August 10th. He
is running as the representative of
the people and was nominated at a
public meeting by citizens of the
ward. z 20 tt
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-07-26

to vacate, to point in Arkansas, neal
the present side of Little Rock.
When the war with Mexico opened
he was one of the first to volunteer and
under the command of Col. James Swan
followed the victorious campaign OF
Gems. Scott and Taylor clear through
to the City of Mexico, participating in
most of the notable engagements OF
the war and coming through with a
single scratch, a very slight bullet
wound in the cheek, the scar of which is
still visible.
Returning to the pursuits of civil life,
he followed various callings until the
late war when, at the age of sixty-one
years, he was quick to volunteer. To
quote his own words, at this time he
hadn't gray hair, could jump as far as
he wanted to and could almost outrun
a rabbit.
He served first in the regiment Of
Col. James Bromlow, who was con-
nected with Pap" Thomas division.
For three years he followed the for
tunes of this command, participating
in many engagements and receiving
most of his injuries mentioned. His
left wrist was broken at Crab Orchard,
KY; his right arm broken, breastbone
and ribs crushed at Nashville, Tenn. !;
the wound in his knee was received at
Franklin, Va; that in the shoulder at
Decatur, Ala; that in the hip at Louden,
below Knoxville, Tenn, where he also
received slight bullet wound in the
left leg. At the expiration of his three
years service he removed his family
from the border, laid waste by the con-
tending armies, to Shelby county, Ind,
and then, going to indianapolis, he
enlisted in the One Hundred and
Twenty-first regiment, Ninth Indiana
cavalry, with which he served until
the close of the war.
Shortly after the downfall of the
he came with his family
to this EDGAR county, and has been a
resident of Paris for the last twenty
five years.
In politics Mr.. Smith is republican,
and, though totally blind and very in
firm, he never neglects an opportunity
TO vote.
A very singular and noteworthy fact
about Mr.. Smith is that a few years
since he began cutting third set of
teeth, and four or five small though
perfect. RolaR. have since made their
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-07-26

gunboats Speedy and Halcyon, and
the admiralty yacht Enchantress,
under the command of Vice-Admiral
Fitzroy. This feet of ten warships
will carry III officers and 1890 men
and have total displacement of 7s,66O
tons.
Austria will send four warships,
which will carry fifty-two officers and
1919 men, and will represent a dis
placement of 1884 tons. The Austrian
feet will be commanded by Rear Ad-
miral Archduke Charles Stephen.
Russia will send three ships under
Rear Admiral Skirdloff, with seventy
officers and 800 men, representing 90
972 tons. Italy will make a gallant
showing with nine warvessels, carry
ing $50 officers and 5000 men, and rep
resenting 1896 tons. The Italian fleet
will be commanded by the duke of
Genoa. France will only send three
ships, but they will represent 1880
tons, and will be manned by sixty Of
fcers and 1850 men.
Scandinavia will send five ships, rep
resenting 1894 tons, with fifty-fve Of
ficers and 675 men under Rear Admiral
Klinteberg. There will be three Span
ish ships present, representing 1886
tons, with fifty-six officers and 1888
men. The Danish flag will be repre-
sented by six warships with thirty-two
officers, 1870 men, and 1880 tons. The
Netherlands will send two warships,
representing 4,575 tons, with twenty
five officers and Alb men. There will
be two Roumanian warships present,
representing 1850 tons, with twenty
five officers and 400 men. Turkey will
be represented by a cruiser of 1926
tons, having on board fifteen officers
and 300 men.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-07-26
UNCLE TOMMY SMITH.
He Is the Oldest Known Survivor
Of the Late War.
Was sixty-Ope Years of Age When He
Enlisted and Now Carries Three Con-
federate Bullets In His Body
A Grand Record.

It is doubtless a matter of conjecture
as to who is the oldest living veteran
of the late war, writes st. Louis Post
Dispatch correspondent from Paris, H.,
but it is the opinion of many who have
made the matter subject of study that
the claims of Thomas Smith, of this
city, are at least entitled to respectful
consideration.
If not the oldest veteran "Uncle
Tommy" feels that, in point of expe-
rience, at least, his record viii discour-
age the aspirations of ambitious rivals.
He carries in his body three confeder-
ate bullets; one just under the skin of
the right knee cap, another, which en-
tered just over the right collar bone,
lodging somewhere in the f1eshy part of
the back, and third in the right hip
Aside from these little reminders of
southern hospitality, he has two badly
deformed arms, one broken with a
blow by a musket and the other the re-
suit of being ridden over in a cavalry
charge at Nashville. On this latter oc-
casion his breast bone and several ribs
were crushed, but he set aside the SEN
tence of death pronounced by the at
tending physician and lived to render
two more years of active service for the
old flag.
Not outstanding his many infirmities
and the weight of nearly nlnety-five
years, most of which were passed in
arduous toll, Uncle Tommy keeps with
in his withered, parchment-like skin a
young heart and relishes a joke as
keenly as the average man of twenty
five.
When approached by the Post-Dis-
patch correspondent and asked to tell
something concerning his life, he
manifested the deepest interest, and
though he experienced considerable
difficulty in remembering names and
dates, he was finally able to recall
nearly all of the essential particulars.
He was born September IS, 1900, at
Powell's Valley, Campbell county,
Tenn, and resided in that locality up
to the beginning of the war. Under
the administration of Gov. Cannon,
though a mere boy, he enlisted in a
state military organization and assisted
in the removal of large body of
Indians from the Georgia and Tennes-
see purchase, which they had refused
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-07-26
GREAT NAVAL DISPLAY.
Magnificent Array of warships to Attend
the Kiel Festivities.

The United States warships San
Francisco and Marblehead, from the
Mediterranean, and the New York, will
rendezvous at Southampton and will
proceed together to Kiel in order to
take part in the elaborate fetes pre-
pared there to celebrate the opening
of the North sea and Baltic canal
in June. 1t is estimated the four
United States ships will represent
21,7S7 tons, with seventy-five officers
and 1,497 men. Great Britain will be
represented by four first-class twin
screw battleships, the Royal Sovereign,
Empress of India, Resolution and Re-
pulse; the first-class twin-screw cruisers
Blenheim and Endymion; the third
class cruiser Bellona; the frst-class
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-07-26

appearance. Within the last year ne
has grown very feeble, but he retains
his mental faculties well, and is able,
with the assistance of his son-in-law, to
walk down town at least once every
day when the weather will permit.
He cheerfuly consented to sit for a
picture tthe first he has had taken for
forty years. at the solicitation of the
Post Dispatch correspondent, and the
likeness, as presented herewith, is very
striking.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-07-26
LUBRICATING OIL.

No better, purer or more econo-
mical lubricating oil can be found
on the market than that supplied
by the famous Dullnig oil well. 1t
is absolutely all that it's name i'm
plies-a lubricating oil, and for
machinery and for all the uses to
which such oils are applied has no
superior. Sold in any quantities
by Geo. j. Dullnig. 62l tt
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-07-26
why the Hair Gets Thin.

When ones hair shows the first evi.
deuce of thinning out most people rush
to the barber shop and have it clipped,
with the thought that it will come in
again in greater luxuriance. This is a
fallacy. The cause of badness in man
IS, says DIR. Leslie Phillips in the Med
zeal Record, to be found in the fact that
he cuts his hair. In men the hair is
habitually cut short from childhood,
while in women the converse is almost
universally true. In boyhood and man.
hood, by clipping and cutting the hair,
we remove the gentle traction on the
bulb and follicle which the natural
weight of the hair exercises, and
which constitutes the essential and
natural stimulus necessary to secure
due innervation and vascular supply to
the hair-producing structures. Loss of
vigor, and finally more or less pro-
nounced atrophy, is the memorable re.
suit, modified or delayed, it may be, by
collateral circumstances, predisposi-
lions or conditions. DIR. Phillips warns
the new woman" against wearing her
hair short. Almost every theory has
some defect, and we might ask DR.. Phil
lips why men who clip their boards or
shave for long time do not get bald
on their chins.
The Mathematics of Poker.
A correspondent writes to the New
York Herald the results of his calcula-
lions about poker. He says that the
exact chances are, for drawing: One
pair 1,760 in 4,1e5, two pairs 1913 in 4,1o5,
three Of kind ss in 4,165, four Of . |
kind in 4,165, a full house 8 in 4,1e5, Q
straight 8s in 10000, flush 1928 in 49,
AL. straight flush in 64,974.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-07-26
WORRY

Is nightmare which can be
avoided by eating none but Dull
nig's pure groceries and washing
them down with his palatable and
healthful Mineral Water. 6-21-tf
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-07-26
THE LATEST.

beg to inform nv friends and the public
n general thai VIII open a night school for
the instruction of Spanish on Aug lst and
22d. luse the latest and best mel Cd only,
whereby guarantee pupils to Learn within o
to months. Terms reasonable For pertic
ulars apply 70 A. F MARTINEZ, 504 N.
Flores st. Teacher of Spanish in the Public
Schools. Trans atioIs made in both English
and Spanish.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1895-10-24

urzednicy, pozak}adali ola
siebie rozmaitc handle, W
kt6rych ryczaltem zakupuja
i mledzy siebie towar pc
tadszej Genie sprzedaja.
Robia oni przez to konkuren-
eva kupcom, DO sami sic
trudnia kupiectwem.
Teraz za1ozyli ohcerowie
pruscy W Berlinie handel
rzcznicki. Ia swe w}asne
pieniadzc bija, skopy, wo}y i
cieleta, wedza szynki, robia
kic}basy, a ich zony zakupuja
towar pc nizszej Genie.
MONA sobie wystawic, jak
patrza ma to rzeznicy berlihscy,
kt6rzy ME So ofcerami plaza
podatck cd swego procederu.
Oburzenie ma te ohcerskie
handle rzeznickie jest W
Berlinio wielkic.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1895-10-24

armii ME
mieckiej podobnie, jak inni
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1895-10-24

intrygi' dworskie p%a}acowe.
tamtejszych stosun-
k6w, twierdza, il wracaja
sic dla dworu rosyjskiego
easy Katarzyny l, Amy
Leopold6wny, El5biety
Katarzyny II. Wiadsms, ze
wyzej wymienione caryce ME
przebicra}y W $rodkach, ably
aojst do w}adzy.
Opr6cz tego carscy bracla
staraja sic podobno . partye
ola sicbie. Jerzege moznaby
ME liczye, jest on nieuleczal-
ME chery. .Mieha} jednak,
jak m6wi4, ma swoich stron
nik6w " armii. Ale ma tenn
ME koaiec.
Niedslestwo umys}owe cara
i ca}ej panujacei dynasty
NIGGA obudzit niebezpieczns
ola car6w nadzieje W pobocz-
nych cz}onkach domu panuja.
cego, m6wia vice, ze gdyby
znalazl sic prentendent
przyebieca} %gruntowna refor'
me " Rosyi, szczeg6lnie ma
puokeie praw osobistych, to
m6g1by liczyt ma powedzenie'
Wiesci tc mole So niece
przesadzone, mole ME aojdzie
do zadnego przewrotu "
pa1acu carskim, carska BOWEN
w}adza eparta jest ma bagne'
tach, lecz " kazdym razie
So enc dosyt ciekawe / to-
macza nam, ola czegs lyle
kretne ~zapowiedzi zamierzo-
nych reform spe}z}y ma niczem'
Pc prostu Miko}aj II ME ma
ami zdolnosci, ami d~ostatecz.
nego hartu duszy, ably m6g3
skutecznie >wystapic przeciwkc
radon czynowniczym. Ready
te ME uleg}yby nawet zmianie
checiazby usunieto kilkr
ministr6w, rzady zmieni}y sic
W system, a przeciwko syste'
mowi walczyt trudno. La
trudne to zadanie ola s}abegc
Miko}aja II.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1895-10-24
GINNAZYUM POLSKIE "

PULSKIE "
CIESZYNIE, ,,Kuryer Lwow-
ski" donosi, x. S1ie1emu
powiodto sic pozyskad ola
gimnazyum pol.kiego dwoch
profesorow, ktorzy odpowiadaja
n.jzupe}uiej stswionym przes
slasks rade sskoloa warunkom,
to jest z'osyli przepisane
egzAm,na paistwowe. Profe-
sorsmi tymi So P. Snie2ek
(przyrodnik) Tarnowa i p.
O.trowski (6losog) 3 Stanis}a-
wowa. Obaj nadeslal, ju3 swoje
papiery i prawie pewnym by6
mo3na, De rada szkolna zadnYoh
iut truduosci sta wiat nie bedz ..
o terminie urocsystego otwar.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1895-10-24
Divine kraza wieSci
O divorce carskim.

O divorce carskim.
Ow Miks}aj II, PREY kt6re-
90 wstapieniu ma tron lyle
wyglaszane .pechwa}, okazu]e
sig lalka be zwoli charakteru.
Ulega on zupe}nie wp}ywom
matki Maryi Feodor6wny,
kt6ra nawet "a zycia meza
Aleksandra. III. panowa}a de-
spotycznie mad ca}em otocze-
MEM. Ten wiecej ena tcraz
to czyni, gdy MAJ jej umar}.
Nawyk}a do w}adzy, trudno
lei pogodzic sic Z mysla, il
nalezy sic ona carowi Miko}a-
jowi II. Car Miko}aj po
kr6tkich pr6bach uzyskania
popularnesci a mole pc
nieudanej walce zniesienia
systemu OLGA, zamyka sic W
sebic i odgranicza sic cd
Swiata, ludzi, a co gorsza cd
spraw publicznych, We wszyst-
klein zastepuje 60 matka
carowa, kt6ra oparta ma
swoich faworytach, Durnowie
j Pobiedonoscewie, prowadzi
W rzeczywistosci sprawy pan
silva. - Utrzymanie zas
wplyw6w obudw6ch tych
ministr6w dowodza jasno, re
mic sic ME zmieni}o W Rosyi.
Car TAX dzisiaj unika ludzi,
ze gdy )eden z zagranicznych
pos}6w prosii o pss}uchanis,
mu, ii car jest
chory, lecz carewa matka we
wszystkiem 60 zastepuje.
Posel zrzekl sic pos}uchania i
Obok carowej stara sic
uzyskaG ma dworze carskin
ma bieg spraw publicz-
iona cara Alicya, z
domu ksiezniczka heska. Wy.
sic z tych starah diva
sobie przeciwdzia}a)ace.
matka BOWEN jest
wielbicielka systemu
Pobiedenoscewa / jenna po-
dobnych, a W zewnetrznej
jest ps stronieF rancyi,
nienawisci2 zas pa}a ku Mem
com. Marya Feedorowna jest
c6rka krola duhskiego Kry-
TX, ME mole wlec %zapomniee
porazki, jakiej dozna} dom jej
z strony Prus. Carowa iona
zas jake ksiezniczka niemiee-
ka, ma znowuz sympatye
niemieckie. Obiedwie kobiety
staraja sic jedna utrzymat
wplyw, druga pozyskat 60.
Carowa matka W lepszem
znajduje sic po}ozeniu, gdyz
Cd dawna syna przyzwyczaila
do stosowania sic do je]
zyczeh; carowa iona dopiero
wplywy i partye sobie wyra-
bia. Sam car, jake czlowiek
slabego charakteru, daIe sic
powodowat ma wszystkie
strony.
stad panuja i rozwijaja sic
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1895-10-24
PRAWDZIWY
EIgin Zogarek.

Przyslijcie ten anons i dokiadny
adres a my ~przyslemy wan ten
PRAWDZ1WY ELG1N ZEGA-
REX DARMO do %obejrzenia. Ko-
perta obciagnieta II KAR SZCZE-
REM ZLOTEM. ladnie wyryty i
wvoisda iak SZCZERO ZLOTY
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1895-10-24
A MER'

A
STEINA i pastora Stockera,
kt6rzy pisywali do siebie listy,
jakby Bismarcka cd wp}yw6w
*odsadzit, zabiera caraz wick
szego rozg}osu. Rome przytem
intrygi dworskie wychodza ma
jaw. w dodatku wykryto, re
Hammerstein, redaktor kon-
serwatywnej i p6}urzedowej
gazety, prowadzi} hulaszcze
zycie, TAX, IL W 10 latach
przehula} blizko million marek,
z~arywajac najwybitniejszych
urzednik6w. Pc prostu oszu-
kiwa} ludzi ma wielka ska}e.
Teraz jeszcze chca ~socyaliSci
og}osit drukiem So listow,
kt6re beda omawia}y prywat-
ne zycie bylego redaktora.
Brzydka to rzecz, kt6ra
kompromituje Gale stronnict'
wo konserwatyst6w, owych
os}awionych junkr6w, kt6rzy
sic uwazaja "a najlepszycf
przyjaci6t tronu, ale ME zawsze
tax postepowali, jak publicznie
g}osza.
OFICEROWIE armii ME
mieckiej podobnie, jak inn
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1895-10-24
SZLASK.

PRUSKOW. - Dnia Is
z. NJ. wybuchf tn polar, kt6ry
jedns stedole ~nalezaca do p.
St.nislawa Szymy i jeden dom
mieszkalnY, nale3acy do p
Antoniego Kowola zupe}nis
aniszczyl, ObTdwaj posiedaiciele
byli zabezpieczeni.
OPOLE. - Sad przysieg}ych
skazal " poniedziaiek sluzaca
Zo6a Nowak z Kluczborka
"a zamordowanie dziecka IA &
lato wiesienia, a "a usuniecie
trupa ma 4 tygednie sresztu.
- Wdowa Katarzyna JedrYsik
mieszkajaca n. Rybitwach.
znik}a cd dwoch dni, i mkt
ME viedziai, gdz1e sic podziala.
gdy policYa drzwi cd
jsj miesskania gwaltem otws
rzyla, znaleziono IS -letnis J.
nie3yua pray lo3ku le3sca.
Paraliz serca zakonczyf jej
biedne 2ycie.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1895-10-24
co sb'YCHA6..

A Kazmierz Badeni
obja} ministerstwo 2 pazdz.;
dnia 20 pazdziernika ma bye
rada pahstwa. II. parliament
zwo}any.
Polak ma czele rzad6w
Austryi, drugi Polak Bilidski
obek niego jake minister,
trzcci Polak hr. Go}uchowski
jake minister spraw zagra
nicznych = trzech Polak6w
ma pierwszych i do tego tax
w~p}ywowych stanowiskach -
to "a wiele w oczach Mem
COW austryackich. .,Neue
Press", organ zyd6w i zago-
rzalc6w niemieckich W Wied-
niu, ME mole tel togo strawic
i zzyma sic atrasznie. Widzi
naprz6d W przysz}osci, re
Austrya wydana zostanie ma
}up Polakom i Czechom. tie
diva narody beda W Austryi
przepisywa}y prawa wszystkim
Nicmcom tez. Kiedy hr.
Badeni zwiedzal niedawno
wystawe czeska W :Pradze =
pisze tai gazeta Czesi
powitali go okrzykiem:
, ,Jeszcze Polska ME .zgine}a!"
- vital go ME jake urzed-
nika cesarskiego, ale jake
Polaka. ,sNeue Freie Presse''
wr6zy Austryi najgorsza
przysz}ost. TAX Polacy jak
Czesi daza do odbudowania
dawnej Polski dawnych
Czech, a uczynia to ma koszt
dynasty Habsburskiej i ma
koszt Niemc6w W Austryi!
TAX lamentuie dis najstarszy
organ Niemc6w i Zyd6w W
Wiedniu. Niepotrzebnie, boo
ma takich wysokich stano-
wiskach moga pracowat ME
tylko ola narodu polskiego,
ale take ola monarchii
austryackiej.
HISZPANIE maja ma
Kubie juz oko}o 100. 900
wojska. Powstanie czerpie
zasi}ki nictylko cd obywateli
amerykahskich prywatnie, ale
take potajemnie cd rzadu
Stan6w Zjednoczonych. Ztad
pochodzi, re bunt rosnie i
trudno go zwalczyc. Silly
powstahcze licza ma 26 900
zbrojnych. Hiszpanie mieli
MOVIE nieszcze$cie, gdyz W
poblizu Hawany rozbi{ i'm sic
krzyzownik. Wieksza Geese
za}ogi uratowano, lecz kilku-
nastu mathew utone}o razem
&c statkiem.
SPRAWL HAMMER
STEINA i pastora Stockera,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1895-10-24
"77"for A

Sold by Druggists, or sent prepaid on receipt OF price
asc., or S for $l.oo, tmsy be assorted, sxeep. Nos. =, 81 AMI
IS, put up in 81. 60 size only.
DR. HrNrgRS1s' MANUAL. Eul s-sed + Revised ,xA,l I'D YaEz.
~HUAPHREIs' NED. CO., III s liz William ST.. New York.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1895-10-24

ZEGAREK, SPREE
dawany "a 90. Werk
lest PRAWDZIWY
ELGIN OVARIAN
ma 20 Lat
Sprawdzcie doklad-
ME W ofisie expreso-
wynn ijesli zobacy-
Gle IF To fanio fo
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1895-10-24

1 "yyP1aeue agenIo"I $3.50 zegaIeK
centow W markach pocztowych, lub Money Order, to
przyslemy wan ~eleganckl lancuszek war $3.50. Ze-
garki te sa GLOWKA nakrecane. Piszcie CIV chcecie
MEZKI czy DAMSKI zegarek.
BEZPLATNIE DO KAZDEGO e.
&M GARKA dodana PERSIA Ola
ZWX MENTOWA SPINKA warta zoe
~ paraPERSKICH DIAMENTOWYCH
EkY#8& KOLCZYKOW wartych dol 400,
~ ~wszystkie powleczone IS K. ZLOTEM.
amienie tax iudzace, re cd prawdzi.
$50 wych sic nieroznia. Prezenta te tylko
ma krotki Gas danny ola ~prowadzenia tych cudow:
nych kamieni.
Kpating E "a Manufacturer & Jobbers DEPT. a.
hO"Cin0 ~ W. Dearborn Stu: CHICAGO, =
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-02-13
A Tuscan Girls Dover.

A Tuscan girl Is always allowed GER
tain time per week to work for her dover
and generally brings her husband bed,
with two Or more pairs of linen sheets and
q wadded coverlet, q chest (cassone) and
from Gl0 TO f25 In money. She has usu.
ally good stock of body linen two win
ter working dresses, several cotton ones
for summer aud at least one holiday
dress, besides her black silk wedding
gown. Every peasant girl has earrings
and n necklace tvezzo) Of several rows of
irregulsrIy shaped pearls or Of red coral
The richer oncs have a gold chain and
watch.
Before the marriage valuer (stimatore)
Is called In, who makes out q list Of her
possessions on stamped paper, which is
given to the head man OF her future hus-
bands family. ShouS.l she bc loft n child
less widow, he returns the dover, and she
generally leaves the house. c.-Macnillan s
Magazine.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-02-13

For decorating his vases and enameled
work Josiah Wodgwood employed the best
artists he could find. 1t did not matter
whether they were men or women. Among
these Mrs. Landre stood pre-eminent. She
modelled tritons, sphynxes. sea nymphs.
naiads ard draped figures. Mrs. Pars and
Miss Glesson were employed in decorating
the Russian service. Mrs. Wilcox was q
good painter OF figures, groups and land
scapes. She long worked for Wcdgwood
and died in his service. Her husband,
who also worked at Chelsea, always adj
mitted that she was better artist than
he was. Wedgwood considered himself
much indebted to Mrs. Southwell, who
understood the art of flower painting in
an unusual manner. He said of her work,
II am moro and more In love with her ev-
cry time l SEQ her, and having such mis-
trcss in tho science of flower drawing l
hope that our future productions will show
that i have proltcd accordingly. Sam
uel Smiles Life of Josiah Wedgwood.'