Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1867-01-11

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She was packin, M things III! II Nms
and the only answer she made i. - -. ~
ask me if vas going % carry ~ sfnzeel
flannel night-caps. 4
Yes, I've been % Stratiord onto The .lvrn.
the birthplace Of Shakespeare Mr.. 4. i,snov
no more. He's been dead over ths~c kuu,>y~,,
5000 yoars. The people Of his nasivc scwN 49,.
justly proud OF him. They cherish his messvv
and them as sell picturs ofhis bsrshplasc.&c
make it prof ihle ehcrishin IL, ..looss svery.
'ioay buys piciur 70 put into their AIbio,c.
As stood gazing on The spot where sVsk.
speare is sposed TO have fell down on lD~ lee
and hurt hisset when a boy tthis spss cMnsSs
oe bough'--the town authorities saS Il sksn
never be taken from stratfcrdl xonasssa n
three hngdreJ years hence pctnrs ef ~ bjssh-
place Will be III demand, will tie peeSjU ~
my native town bc proud Of me In three bun.
dred years. gness they Won't sh0rs cf ttAt
time, becanso they say the fat man Wsixkin
! 1000 pounds which I exhibited there waa
stuffed out with pillers and cushions. which b..
said one very hot day in July, .Oh bcthsr, 4
can't stand this, and commereed pullin sks
pillirs out from under his weskit, and heav;n
en- At the audience. never saw man los.s
fe.h 40 fast in my life. The audience saidet
was pretty man to come chiseleu nv euns
townsmen in that way. said. ..Dc not hssA.f
CRY, sfellcr citizens, exhibited him siMpay oxe
a work Of art. simply wished to show sh2Ea4s
man could grow ia, without the aid q sosl.s
liver OIL But they wouldn't listen soancJ-s
They are low and grovellng set Of p.oplsy
who excite feeiu of loathin in every btess
where .orfty emotion. and original ilees have
. bidin place. -
stopped at Leaming.on few mini,a on NY
way to Strn,ford onto the Avon. and a very
beautiful town IL is. went into shoe shop
to make a pnrchs. aud as entered .aw over
the door those dear familiar words. by Ap.
pointment; II. Il H.; and said 70 the man,
.Souira, excuse me, but this i- irc much
have seen in London four hundred bout 4 shee
shops by Appointment: H K. H.: and nsss
you re at it. 1t is simply onpossble fh"t tho
Prince can wear 400 pairs ofbocts." Dontt
me- said. in II ,ofce choked with emotion--
IA,
tor him.-Sav slippers-si say that you mend .
boot now and then for Kim but do not tell ne
that You make em reg lar for him.
The man s,nil.. and said d dnt understand
these things. iIcsaid perhaps had not nssicsd
in Loudon that dea ers in all sorts ot artislss
was by appointment. sad, "Oh. ha,ln't l2sl
Then Il sudden thought iisllL over me. II l,xse
il. said. "Nhea the Prince walks thrvngha
street, he no doubt looks at the shop windows
The man said No doubt.
And the entcrprising tradeSman Icontinu.
ed. 'the llo!neIt the Prince gets out IF sight,
rushcs iraniic:,lly, and gets tin sign painted,
BY Appointment. n. r. II / It is a beautiful :
great idee'
| then bought pair Of shoe strings and "a
| wrinsin the suopnianis honest nald, stnrtest
I for the Tomb Of Shakespeare i'll hired fly. II
! lookt. however mere like spider
"And this, said, as stood in the old church,
I yard NJ otiat ford, beside a ton bstone, thiA as
! marks the spot where iles Will am W. ShAk-
/ spere. .tlars and this - the 81 OF where
You got the wong grave, said man
a worthy vlllager: Shakespeare il buried
inside the church.
..Oh," | said "a boy told me this was t.'-- 8
! The boy lared aud poi the shillin I'd given
! him into lis lett eye ina ing!orious manner.
and commenced lnoyiu backward toward tho
street. s@
pursood nj eaptered him. a MI a fter ialkin
! to him spell in sarcastic stile lct him went.
ihe old church WAS q; mp aid chill. Il was
iainin. Tie only pessons there when entciH
was iinc bluff OLD gent ntlennn who was ialkin
! in n excited manner fashionably dresstd
| ,oung nail No Ernest Alonilcs>ci. the b, d
gentlemaa sa' u, 1T Is Idle u pursoo dis sub
/ iect furth OIL can never marry my daugh-
ter. You we're seen last Monday in ficcaa.lI*
| without 4 nmbreller. said then. ms say nov.
any young nlau a. vcntni> out iii uncertain Y.
ciimit like this without ulubrs Her lacks fol Z.
sight. caution OF ni!md and stability and he .
not the proper person 70 intrnst u ,inngi terss
hap. mess ii. t.s
slapr lie ol,, gentleman the shoulder.
and said ~ on re rigt. loii re one of fhosO
kind of men--yo" ul-e-
He wheeled suddenly round, and in a iniiE-g
na-tt voice said, "Go waygo way! Ihls 10
privit nteryoa
ddn, slop TO enrich tho gentemnn's mind
with my conversations | sort Of inferred that
lie wasn't inclined 70 listen 20 lnc, and SOL
! went on He isia about tlc unlh.elef.
| IN really del ghtcl with this grand old com
try Mr. puael !, YOU must admit hat it .loss
rain raler nnrue,ousiv here. " NhetLcr this il
owing to a nlouerkal for: "t gov ment or ntt
| leave allcandid and onrr, ju,iiced persons to
say. rs
William Shakspeier was horn in strattord
in l5o4. Ali rhr casnmcn asers. Shakperian
scholars, etsefry, agreed IN ,hs, witcs -
about the only thing They are 'gr ed "h in r.
gardtohin,. except that his mantle hasn fallei
onto ahy poet or dra,naiisi hard enough to hurt
said reet OF tlrama,ist much. Ard tl.re is rn =
doubI ii these co,isnet tiers and PERSONS 90,
timuer invessga;in Shakespeare career, ~.
shall not, iii doc time. kaow anythn. about il
| nj all When " me~e lad. little William attend.
ed rhe Grammar Scheel. because, as he snis.
t,.etiramular school wouldn ATTEND him. Tbs
4 remar rkah remark. comm from one so Young
| and ines perenc"l. SET people To thnkin there
n4aeh, he something iii this lad lie subsequent
/ IL wrote slinmle, and '.George Earnwell.
| l8Wlef Lis kini teacher went 10 London TIA
position IN tic Offices OF the Meiiol oliiaM Rail
wav. little William was chosen by his fellow
pupils 10 deliver tare"-;i address. ito on.
/ sirn he said, in \ glorus career, lie like
eagle ana soar and the sonrer yon get tbs
more we shall he rraltied, That's s".
My yoans readers. who wish 10 know abont
Shakespeare better get these .ailynbc remarks
framed.