The Van Buren press., 1893-04-08

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premier EFlIl5zz7 the go1que7ur. WHEN
be oauze 20 EDgaz1si- found the old
castle o,r-spsed by Edwin q Ier-ias
and It's hisso-y goes iseeE 70 the first o.
seco1d Edward Mr. Glzlsio1e- boz
ever. does Dot keep this historical rsi1
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PARK He only requests visitors says .
writer, 30 keep to TIE graFel walks and
refrain frozn writing their Names On the
walls Of the old castle
When relieved frazs the affairs Of
state, Mr. Gladstone fms DO pleasure
50 rrezt a. his home life at Hasyaraen.
There his family are gathered tcse4hs-.
and the great nan ranls and nlzys
with his grzndehildren as though lie
nerer knew what i vzs to be blamed
fur everything that Te1i E-ro1z IL all
Great Britain and her colonies Mr.
GlaGstOne IS a wonderful scholar. a
fzsy writer and speaker, but the little
Gladstone children know him best as 4
good, ii1.i-heartesi grandfather who Is
fond Of fun lie. too. would prefer to
enjoy their company rather than to he
sarro=EssA-d by Englandis great men at
an All-night session II parliament His
other reereztions are walking. and
this Is really very funny-ehopping
down trees Oar great George Wash
iDgton- according 10 tradition. had like
fODinasss in his youth bat By the time
be became president he had probably
OutgrOEn sach faneies- Mr. Gladstone.
however. : al expert woDdula1, and
though he doesn't destroy valuable
cherry trees. he goes out with his AK
and takes the leenesi pleasure IN fell
ing trees n iiawarien park A visitor
10 his castle one day noticed an ar be
hind the door IN the great hall. where
it lad been left BIZ the statesman 1ffe,
one OF his ehopping expeditions A Gu
riOus ornament for szeh a place il
seems II may be out Of compliment tc
the bog George Washington and his
haschet tia. the Grand Old Man pre-
ferx TO use an American tx
There are few men that have such .
MEMORY Is that which Mr.. Gladstone Is
said to possess 1t has been stated thai
be can go a. once TO his library, and
amid the la.s60 books there find In q
moment the volume be desires As for
quotations from the classics. he Knows
just where they are 10 be found. and
any number Of other wonderful things
are related OF him
ii is truly great thing to be Z
scholar OF this advanced are, il Is farse
to be premier of England. AID pleas
ant TO he the Grand Old Man Of his
country. Bat far more impressive d
these honors seem when we think Of
him as loving man and fa.her, and
see him with has little grandchildren On
his knee--liarpers' Young People
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