Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-04-18
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whom, l,. is ~rr..a,~I ra r,-,.rnhI. when l., :.
unbiased and ~..-il hrr-.It 4 IirrI.. lower
/ in lr~ chair. whIr his chubby hand- wrr,
..,~I.~i over a hII,vy vaI~r,gtt that r,r,.
i,rL fell like tin. vu,,~ ui tin. "a upon
,uIrry Nuyrl,t Iuy
"Jpnu Ma.Aay is Iu" nt : u'.l,.k " h. NUT
tered tn Nu-ll~tu> ,'n,.ir. rrnii.irutmlly. why
is II that he l. AWAY. late"
/ But AuglI>tu~ Cu.~lr sud urthing He
looked down uIuu 'h. Doctor thoughtfully
and the doctor lnnl.i up at him The SKY
without grew dark The hight If the fire
within nared ny "A, il to shame it and PLAYED
affrctIonatrly ah,ut thu features Of Augustus
Ca-,ar Tn. tiriu outline IF his mouth was
/ snftened, the. shadows were chased plavfully
I from his de,'I-~at eyes. and a he looked down
upon the man who admired him 81 much, he
smiled And tn d~'tnr, looking up, smiled
too and then he gently closed his ewes and
presently there was a sound As Of the wind
when it GOES soughing through the tops of
forest trees, and the doctor slept The clock
tickei lazily along, the fire burned pleasantly,
and above them. still h"aming gently down
upon his friend, was the hanisomest Of all
the Casars
THE MISCHIEF-MAKERS' ARRIVAL.
4 cab ratified up and Mr. Markay slIghted.
and DRAGGING Henry + Dixry after him
! StaIk..l haurhtilv TO the door and rang the
hell seven tim, in rnpid succession Irnon
entering the a,tors went ON r.raftiIv toward
the office and gently oI.u,,i th,. door As the
rythmi,. and drnwsv dron,. from the depths Of
the easy chair reached their ears they stoned
looked at each other Significantly. and then
two vast. meaning and unbuIy urius appear,ri
and sprrad until Augustus Caesar. catching
SIGHT Of them s,.nwl,d ftrreIy and wriukled
his unI,shed brows-hut the g,lileless Rich
mond slept on. Then the two men stol,, into
the apartmrnt and firmly closed the door As
h.. uassad the clock Mr Na,.kav carpleSslv
set it four hours ahead, and catching sight OF
Augustus 'h@ar the '"ihellah puiied cork
from b"ttIr he found near 10y and after
carefully burning the end' he mounted a
chair and r"San 10 eNI-hd all his stage skill
III the way ~ ia'laI decoration upon the bust,
while Mr.. p1NrN hSht"h one OF the doctor
cigars ana amused hihi~eH bN turning the
factS "t AZ. th' PICTURES /" IN" wall
In "A surprisingly short time Augustus
Caesar dlNtIIrar'd' ami on his PedeSal ap-
peared IN" h-ah ~ h"hrN irving ne ike
neSs was stIi"lAS' ana Wheh MT hackay cas-
ualiN cut the dTt"T glasses from hls waist
coat and tX'd 'hrm on the statue ; uoSe moth
ing remained 10 he done IL was irving TO
the lie.
lheh the Two mon ilEhtlY aided lie" lines
win Inc OdTht 'ork 1" lle u'H't"T h''''' ana
Were aftecu"hateiS huddiIhS up MS toois OF
dentistry when Mr. DlNey caught 'ight OF
some freshly mixed plaster "i iarlS on cabl-
net IN the corner. lie went toward II WIN
an expression "i' the lace that ""uld nave
done credit 10 NlhlIlNt on ar''s Parahe' alld'
selAng one OF the d'Ttor b""tS on the way
deposited a large lump "i the plaster III the
toe ms OF course subsequently gre" as
hard as rock
Al WORK FINN" Up THINGS.
/ 1t was while the two men were putting the
plaster in the doctors packets that his whis-
kers looned up before them i'll the mellow
glow of the fire and impressed them deeply.
Then the sp-.rtarl. was presented Of two dis
tinguished comedians lowering over large
and handsome gentleman who was sleeeping
quietly at his own tirpsiie, and plastering his
whiSkers into two huge, mUrtar-ike bulbs
When the diIaful task was done Mr. Mackay
sat down and kindly illei ont the doctors ap-
pointnent book with engagements up 10 Sept.
/ :, 1856 Sou- Of them were from Victoria
K " requesting the dentiSt-whom it may be
remarked she always addressed in the book
familiarlv as "Dockier-to plug the teeth of
the prince Of Wales with cast-irun slugs to seq
if it wouldn't make him less light headed to
call on her at once and make a diagram of
John Browns mouth from her description,
moirS of that great man; 10 dine EN- famillie
with royalty on " lhdS"r soap ana 80 on