Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-06

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I the aaEsrs e SIZE hazL T5n Moore tells
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/ that Il Whs slsTltz1's coaEt2nt hope that
[ the d2Y vsaii oone vAea tAs public would
I pCint him out zs ''ths father Of Ton sheri-
daaT cut. alss. poar Ton wa pretty
much o; failure az everything The same
could ngt, n5weve-. b. SAID o. Hawthorne.
since his son Julian has risen 10 distinction
a. novelist and rslaylst: and the same may
7 be said q Taackersy's daughter Anne.
Z Mr. Klchmclh Richie who nov signs her
{ wo-i, Mrs. Ammo Theekoray Ritchic. Mrs.
/ Ritchie's work has been much praised Ia
Z this country and IN England. aud her latest
{ work. Chapters from Some Unwritten Ne
/ moirB." has attracted a very great deal OF
| attention FOR its dletion and tho deftness
K she has shown in weaving a story around
| the names o. her fathers and her friends
I Of fame. More interesting memoirs have
| seldom been written. The original title OF
the work was My witch's Caldron." hut
abe finally decided that the title mentioned
above would be mora appropriate. Those
| who love the father viii fnd much to please
them In the daughters work
It would seem from tests lately made
with wooa-puIp paper that many OF The
books which are being printed to-day viii
in couple OF hundred years DO found rot.
ten and worthless. NJ. DeiisIe. librarian
OF the Biblotheque Rationale. Is the su-
thoTl;y on the subject. II Is his opsulsn
that paper is now made Of such inferior
materials that Il viii soon rot. and very
Few OF tho books now publihhed have The