Telegram-herald., 1889-08-04


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~ Far.ef "a La- .enrar ai fa- h-ad and p-i
nt, .rt l4-er h-r cap -or p-rntQ- should
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cl saf Der ouy lts. 81. aisnuoid eil easy
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et- -r ve1a-fil.y strsrs sgd enthusiasts
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tlr .t.l- - tlr rl--fs sT aft .rittl9nt
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-.t- -.aV sl.i 4 lAi -. happiness n =
sss-t ssrF aaI c.i--a--r ana have never
-''-a .--. 'a l,Y .e.a ls "a Ale.'
atr srls l.t,at.s tle entirs truth Of
tt ,rs las g no1.e brow. clear cut
t-l-lr-- Ila 3 sweet rVr--ssi1n aboa, the mouth
taica .ofl.rf ,as ogl-rslss sgrous All severe IN
--.er-na-ity ~ t.s flr-.
lI sre are several characteristics usual
il marking ncn GREAT in public life
whieh are rs.ic-a5l- ia Nr Gladstone.
II ia gr reaier, Zee mas a wonderful
Dleaory. which serves rs a storehouse
for t.e IDEAS he aoaoras from books; lie
has always oaen aa ind fatigablo worker;
ie j. a practical business man; lie is
ueiholic-L lie has reduced the getting
of inayimum wor6 out Of a secretary TO
81 1ce. The first essential Of a private
secretary Is % have plenty of pigeon
holes ard Nr. Gladstone used 70 keep
s.z uesisof pigeon holes constantly go
in- Olc fcg instance, was set apart for
"a -i,er relating % the church and TO
gle-t.arse b. prefermeut .our of the other
nests ~e-s appropriated 70 special sub
joc.s. while the sixth was set aside as a
ki-lo general rubbish heap into which
ail as.scei aneous letters were sumnaTly
signed.
Gladstone took to tree choppIng to re-
iere the strain of an active brain. He
cannot stop thinking While he can
really turn from ono subject 70 an.
o.s.g. he Gcjs it difficult to turn to no
So scl 40 ALL Muscular action is the
ol's tiug that viii relieve this strain.
SD the premier IS reduced to the mani
mats av t. draw his natural activity
fon MS brain. Not only IS he a good
dic..,cr II food. but he possesses an
r-tr publication 81 health he is a
good sleeper Formerly it was said Of
him thae he was capable Of sitting down
sl 4 chair. covering his face with hand
terch.ef. and going to sleep in thirty
seconds. AID. after sleeping for thirty
minutes or an hour. ~ the case might
be. wakinr MP as t-ghs as ever. all
drow-irsss disappearing the moment he
opened his eyes
s Helen Gladstone. the youngest
daughter. IS president Of Newham col
lrze. cambridge. and Is a very cultivated
woulu. One son and one daughter are
married and live near Hsway len castle.
TIE son is the vicar of Hawarden.
Mr Gladstone and his wife may Be
said O. 0e a part Of the Victorian age.
They began their married life about the
time the queen of England began Il
reign. and Gladstones pubic life dates
sul further back. Thus far-and they
have just celebrated their golden we'd
ding there appears 70 be no break
ing down on the Part of either. and
perhaps the preuier's care # Ms body
viI enanls him 10 reach an age
U.a taar %, fhs late Emperor William
~ -ma1y One who may be called
h.s saVue-the other Of the two great
r-f af the worlds statesmen. Bismarck X
ioes rot fare SO wei. and has 20 trouble
t.. lcfors. Gladstone has seen Eng.
ar rsoark71 Be advance in the arta
Bismarck has seen Germanv'.
s 3. vance n -Ee art of war B6rh
ea ars wonder in taeir respective