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THE LANCASTER
DAILY INTELLIGENCER, SATURDAY 'JUNE 15;
1889; ' r '
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UMi dff SteMf Rriku
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I AMOKO TtOE FAtKK9 OB TIM LATE
DODMCH KKICKERB0CKER.1
" te the besom of ene of thoae spacious
rttwiticii indent! he eastern ehoreof
HudOB,at that bread cxiiansionef
:.. river .denominated by tlie nncicnt
Xkrteh Mrrigaters Iho Tnppnan Zee, and
', Whan titer bJwiivii tirudniitl v shortened
Mil and implored the protection of Bt.
KIcbelaB when thev crossed. Iliere Ilea n
EUI market town or rural pert, which
one l called Urecnsbunr, but which
nera.ffenernJIv nnd nninnrlv ktimrn
)Wf the name of tarry Town, this name
;wb Kirea it, we nre tela, In former
dan. dt the ceed Itouftewlvea of tin ml.
Jaeent country, from the Inveterate pro pre
Mnattr of their husbands te linger about
Um village tavern ou innrket days. He
MMt M it mnv. 1 tin net vouch for llm
J', fact, but merely advert te it for the Rake
.( embc precise ana nuthcntic, net lur
grr aae mta village, iicriinrH nueui uiree
UHa. there is n llltle valley, or rather
lap Of land, nmenfr high hills, which is
mm tee quietest places in inu wnoie
World. A fcmall brook glides through it,
With just murmur enough te lull one te
fcfiem: and tlie occasional whistle of a
..nifl or tapping of a woodpecker s
.almost the enlv netmd that ever breaks
' In upon' the uniform tranquillity.
C Wf MSTSfttlrw-t flint 'l,ftti n utt-lnlltir tMV
""first exploit in squirrel sheeting was In n
f Vhll'lt nf tnll tt-nlmlt trtwd flint ulifiilfMi
t, V ene aide of the valley. I had wandered
fifi into it nt neon time when all nature Is
te: peculiarly quiet, ena was start led
i"Hpy the xr f "iv own Run
hu it breke the Kaliliath stillness
"ji around and was prolonged nnd roverlior reverlior roverlier
plated by the angry echoes. If ever I
- 4HHWIU wish ier a retreat wiuiiicr i migni
wjjttcal from the world and its distractions
A and dream titdctly nwny tlie reinnaiit of
troubled life, 1 knew of nene mero
f fi uremisimr than this little vallev.
(fi, Frem the listless repose of the place,
si 'i k mmI vIka ar! It a .! ftK am -r Hi, Ibilinliil .
W ""J "JU lW-UUllI IUUI.KIVI HI I ill lllll.lllll-
p;q wiu. who uru uwuiimun inuu me
rig original Dutch bottlers, this be-
qucstered glen has long liccn known
V ...7 Inn ......m ... ,1. ....... I..I1..... .....I
: rj tut; .....uw V, sjicvi'jf miuuiTi null
'-Its 'rustic lads tire called the
stilfstnv Hellew Ihivh threiichtint nil the
fw Hciglilwring country. A drowsy, dreamy
fehfc influence seems te ham; ever" tlie land
R2's?and te pcrvade the very atmosphere.
'oerao say mat me piace was ncwttcucfl
br a hurti Geniimi doctor lui-lnir Iho
pearly days of the settlement) ethers,
St.; mat an old Jnilinn chief, the prophet or
i, wizard nf 111 i trllie. liclil liln iiwuihv
RvLl tf. Iwifl. Il. ..rv...,K.. .. i .l!..n...AHA.I
WS by Master Hcndrick Hudsen. Certain It
- miviu iium iitu lAyiuiti , mia ui.ui:iini
'' la that.uie place still continues under the
tjtway of some witclilng jwwer that holds
Wis A Rnnll nvnr ln, iiitmle r tli. (rr.1 lu.inln
Kii causing them te walk in n continual rev-
fe,'le. 'ihey are given wall kinds of mar
iS vcleus beliefs: nre tuhiect U) tranctts nnd
f'XVlslens. and frtMiuentlv hceHtrnnfni kIi-IiIh
i Sfflfl llAtll iflflr nnl .-.I..b. fit II... ..f
tZ aiii.. ..iliciiw uiim vuivvl ! ,IIU 1,11.
iX.TIie whele nclglilmrhoed abounds with
-local talcs, haunted sixits mid twillchl
pjf:uperbtltiens; btam nhoet nnd metwrs
ffi glare eftenerncrfwH tlie valley than In any
Jt ether part of tlie country, and the nlghf-
camare, wun tier wneiu nine reid, Beenis le
,(. tnake itthofaveritOfHX'iioof licrir.uulKjlK.
S ri. .1 i , ...ii " .i .
fed iiu uuiuuiuiiv Biurii, innvuuT, ui;u
haunts this enchanted region and kviiih
i J te tie commnniler.iiililer nf nil llm
S&nowcraef tiieuir. I thu iiiiiMtrilinii nf n
&Trfflflirf, tn ImiMnlfintr ullluint n l...n.l
,It is wdd by oemo le Ikj the ghit of a
blr.f fntwlrin Inmbir ivlinkji lumil liml Itrwui
Pv"carriei away by a cannon ball In hoiiie
lY Jiamele63 Kittle iliirlnc the revolutionary
jXwar, nnd who Is ever mid anon w-cn by
KMie ceuniTy ient, mirrying along m tne
.'deem of the niidit ns If cm Um wliimi nf
BCmIie wind. His haunts nre net lonllnel
i te the valley, but extend at times te the
adjacent reads, and csncchllv te tlie vi-
RSi einlty of a church that U ut no great dla-
hliT& 4ll AA lsilru-.l . .! . . f I ...... a ....
l-vMMIW. lUUVlt LVIliMIl III IIIU 1 1 It Mil III
iT 4tAntrt I. Ic4r. vinttK ..r lit, .....I I...
. IMVUttU llftBIUIl.tll Ml ilHJ."MJ J MI Lrt, WIU1
havelxxil careful In collect Iiuf nml cel.
plating tlie JlenUti" facia ceticvminir this
spectre allege that the Inxly of (he
"trooper, Imvitig I ven Imrinl In thuchurch-
rara, the Kluwt riUet forth te tlie hviie or
.iKitf In In nifTlitli uttct nf ltta I.1....1 ...,!
kg.that the rushing biwxil with whlcii he
riaomeUmca paases along the hollow, like
j-v mmnignt uia&t, is owing te lits iieing
SJbclated and Iifli hurrv te cut kick te llm
TOichurchvnrd liefore ilavlni-nk.
tA Hlich'is the irencrarimriieit nf llils !.
.Rendarv bunei-btitieii. which li.-m fur.
H?nishcd materials for many n wild hteiy
lf In that region of shadews: and thomnTtre
is Known in an llie country llreMilei hv
tllO liaillO of the lk'ulles. IlnrKi-nimi .if
WiS, Sleepy Hellew.
k ii is rcniaritaiJie tnat tlie iiienary pre-
i tVnfiltv I ll.'lVlt tnetlt !iiihmI 1 i iut fxuifiii.ul
te tllO liativu inhaliitautu nf llm vnllnv
pj, but h miconscieiihly imbllivd byi'cry
(ft: -. ,.,. i.i. ,i... r . ' ii..."
li.f vuu i, aulill-n llll'iu mi ll nine. new
iS ever wide awake thev muv lmvn Iknmi Iio.
y fore they entered that Bleepy n-gien, Ihey
arusure in u little lime te iuhnle tlm
wltclUng inllucnce of the air and U'giu
!j-te grew imaginative te dream ilivuuu
M, OI.V Miaiiiivu..
' I mention this nenreful mxit wlih nil
Mpossible laud, for it Is in uucli little re-
surcu uurcn rmicre ieuiki nem and thcniJ
teaibosemcd ill the erent nlnln nf Nnu-
b Yerk that mpulatien, manners and cus-
jwms remain uxtxi, while tlie great ter-
W rent Of migration mill Inmrnvi. iin.nl
Xwhich is making such iiicessntit iliangw
v,ineiuer parts el this reatlebS country
s neviw uy mem uueuservei i. i ney nre
&like theso little noeksof btill water which
'border a rapid stream, where we ma v we
,-; tlie straw uud bubble riding quietly nt
..aiivnur, or Btuwiy revtuvmg in llielr
numie nariier, undisturbed liy the rush
of the passing current. Tlieuxli manv
iycai
lave claiiscd hlnce 1 treil
vlm nmurav ..linil.i
, ..w ...W1.BT Ill.14fcJ
adi-s of Slcenv Hellew.
gyet I question whether I Bheuld net
teutlllfind Iho hatne trees and the Kime
uiuiuas eeutimg in us blicncntl lie-
In this bv lilaee of nature there hImmIii
gvj In a remote period of American liistery,
a, tliat is te say, miuie thirty years rinre, n
V '"WOrtllV wlcht of thn iminn nf li'linUul
SjCrane, whobejourned, or na he iutpnsiil
l&tt, 'tarried" in Kkvpy Hellew, for the
x&G l!i!lOBO et instructing tlie children of the
'landi ' Ue W!W n 'ia,ive f Conncctl Cenncctl Conncctl
7.late which buiinlica tlie Union
EM? beliiKS incers r t'10 mind as well as for
" VTheti. nml sends forth yearly its
" w get a side rumier woeumen mm country
E en tne siixis. i no cognomen or uniue
V' aud tariiauHlcable te Ids pcrwm. Hu
p iflve ul' '"'.jcccdmgiy lank, with nar
X' ad skates. UIqu arms and leirs. hands
SjiTjurreBresB, liiU, out of his blecvcs.
if ., """i .- ive KTitu mr shovels,
fcH i. UJe ,bf l"i i i'ii"e '"t hiciely htinii
tfi newanexte. wai-.u.mll. u,d ilat
tt m WBimtert" '"lie Ijrwii,
ImVever Hr.''a ,en ""i'0 "0;t tbat '
b PK.0r,iite n wiMllieii-fwI.- iu.r.l.,.1 I
FT uernf ,. Ji ....;;: :;.. i-
fS aa I ca i'ue necu 10 ion wmcu way
tj1- canti"' Wew. Tesco bun stridiiigidena '
V ..'Troflleof a LIU en a windy day, with
flus clothes bacclmr and (liitlirim-rUiiit
bkim, ene might hate mistaken him for
sjiMw'Jiiiu 01 lamine uebccnding uen
hhi rami, or borne scarecrow eiejieu from
; 4S V. ICIU.
Uij school hoube was a low buildlnc of
OUe IllTM room, rmlnlv nnriirtmi.Jl r.t
MM"Si Uie windows tartly glazeil and
f1 I'aicbcd with leaves of copy books.
,K, wa mett ingcnieubly secured at va
infant. hours by u witlie twisted in Iho
" -Would lind some emtiarrament in Ktt-
rowed by Uienrchitect, Yett Vun lieuten,
ryiu uiv Miybierv 01 an eel Jiet. '1 te
NlOOl llOUKO hUxxl inn rntln-r leniK- l.nt
ajaanant situation, iut.t nt the feet of a
-Weedy hill, with a brook running cIemj
r, ana a lormiOabie tiirch tn-e growing
rene cud of It. Trem Jicnce tlie low
Lawniur of Ids pupils' voices, connles
their lessens, might be heard of a
ry summer's day, like Iho hum of a
vj, injerrupuii new mul, then by
lUlllOritjltirO Vfllf!A flf llin lii'inr ii
Mb tone of menace or command, fir, !er-
. UnttliiM l..r ,f... .......II: i ..
Tj"""" "l " "i'iaiiiiig beunu or in
Nl aa he Uri'nil urmie tnW I '
bJMK the flowery lutii of ,-u
FfVtatb tOMty.liewaJUM.ic' iitm.Miuan,
; imTW hew UiSilwl ibjeldiiu uiAxiin.
i f,""1"" lne "oer, mid stakes set ugalust
A hf window bliutters; ee tliat though a
E.'stliief nilcht ett in with ni.rfiv .,.r. i.
'tfr ,-
"Bpnre the red nnd spoil the child."
lchalieil Crnue'a scholars certainly were
net spoiled.
I would net have It Imagined, howeTcr,
that he was one of these cruel potentates
of the (choel, who joy in the amert of
their subjects; en the contrary, he ml
mlnWcred justice with discrimination
rather than severity taking the burthen
off the lacks of the weak, and laying It
en theso of the strong. Your mere
puny Ktrinling that winced nt the least
flourish of the red, was passed by with
indulgence; but the claims of luetice
were satisfied by Inflicting n doulile por
tion en some little, tough, wrong headed,
breed skirted Dutch urchin, who sulked
nnd swelled ami irrcw flogged nnd mllen
beneath the birch. All Mils he called
"doing his duly by their iarents;" nnd
a& 'V Ma r.
fK llm tlmmm
"iMny if ituiu by Iheir pjivnti."
he nuver lullicted a chastisement without
following it by the asHurnnce, se oeiibob
atery te the smarting urchin that "he
would remember It and thank him for it
the longest tlay he had te live."
When school lieuru were ever he was
ccn the companion and playmate of Iho
larger boys; mid ou holiday afternoons
would com ey some of the manlier ones
home, who hniietied te hani pretty win
ters or geed heiisewhea for methei-H,
ueteil for the comfeit.i of tlie ctipliearil.
Inilec', It behooved him te kwp en gKl
terms with hli pupiU. The revenue aris
ing from liii iiehoel was i.mall, nml
would have lieen iireely sullleierit te
furnish him with daily bread, for he wna
a hugu feeler, mid tlieugh lank, hnd the
dilating iewcrs of nn annreinlii; hut
te help out his maiutciiaiire, he
was, according te country cus
tom in (Iiume p.'iitn, hoarded mid
ledged nt the houses fif the farmers,
whosechililren hulnstructitl. With these
he lled successively, n week nt n lime,
thus going the touml.'ief the neighbor
hood, with nil Ids "in Idly cirects tied t)
in n cotton hnndke rrhlcf.
That till this might net Ikj tee onerous
ou the purees of Ills itistfe patiiiim, who
nre ii pt te consider the coats of wheeling
a grievous burden, and schoolmasters us
mem drones, he had various ways of
rendering himself Uitli iiheful uud agree
able. He nwisted the farmers ixxuslon ixxuslen
ally in the lighter labor.! of their farms,
lieliied te make hay, mended thu fenced,
took (he hnrhCH te water, dnnii the cows
fmiii I'.'iuture nnd cut weed for Iho win
ter lire. He laid abide, loe, all (he domi
nant dignity mid iiIimiIiiIe sway with
which I iu lorded it ill liln little empite,
tlie belioel, and Iksmiiie wonderfully gen
tle mid ingratiating. Hu found favor 'in
the eyes tif tlie luelheiii by petting the
children, particiil.uly the yeimgeul; mid
like tliu lien Uild, whieh whilem t.e
magnanimously the lamb did helil,
he would sit Willi u child en ene knee,
and lock n cradle with hta feet for whole
bourn tegetlier.
In addition le his ether Mx-atieiiR, liu
was Iheiinging master of the nelghl or or or
heed, and picked up many blight Mill
lilies by iiibliuctlng the young folks in
psalmody. It was u matter of no little
vanity te him en .Snnilaui, te take his
btatien iu front of (he chuieli gallerv,
with u hand of chosen singers, where. In
his own mind, he Lemplelely can led
away the mini fiem the liaison. Cer
tain it is, Ills voiee icHeuudcil far ulievu
all the rcU of the cougregalieu, uud
there me liecullar iiuavcis Mill te lie
heard iu that clmrcli, mid which may
oxen hehcnid half a mile elf, quite te
the opjieslto blde of the mill Kind. en a
Mill Sunday morning, whieh nieKiid te
he legitimately dcbccmhsj fiem llm ini!,e
of lchatied t'l-.me. Tliiei, by divers little
m.ikcblliflH, In tliat higeuieuH way which
is commonly dcnemiualcd "by hook mid
by creek," Iho worthy sslagogue get en
tolerably enough, mid utrillienglit, hvnll
who uudeibtiMxl notliiligef (lie I.iIhiV of
head weik, te have a wonderful easy
life or it.
Tlie rchoelmablcr la gcueinlly a man of
miuie imH)ilauee hi Iho female ciicioef
n mini iieighUuhiHsl, being censideu-il
u kind of iillu gculh'iiiau like jieiheuage,
of aMly hUeiier taste and accomplish accemplish
meiit.i te the leugh leuulry bvvniim, mid,
indeed, lufeiier iu leaiiiing only te the
partem. JIU iippearanee, Ihercfore, is
apt te occ.u-ieu miuie little Mir nt the lea
table of a faun heui-e, and tlie addition of
a buiiciuumu.in dull of cakes or Mvoet Mveet
ineals, or, iemdventuiv. the parade of a
Mirer teapot. Our 111:111 of letters theicfore
wns )ceiiliaily happv in thoniiileaef all
the count lyJdiiim-cN. Hew he would
llgure nn long llicm in the churchyard
Ixtwivn bcnlces en tiundavs, gathering
gnqies for them from the wild vines lh.it
eveiiun the burnAiuiliug ticca; leeillng
for their nmusciuciil all the epitaph en
tlie tomlmteuea, fir uiuutcriug with a
wholelicvy of them along the kinks of
the adjacent mill ioed, while llie meie
baMituI country buuipkiuu hung bhecp-
ialdy kirk, envying his siqicrler elegance
uud addlcss.
I'refii his half itinerant lire, also, he
was a kind of traveling gazelle, earning
tlie whole budget of local gisnlp from
iiO'.tse te house, hi that his npicnmuce
wna alwavsgieetiHl with satisfaction. He
was, meus.)er, cblis'iued bv the women
11s 11 man of great erudition, for he had
lead Kiveral betiks quite through, and
w:wn peifivliiMbtcrtif Cotten flfatlier's
"Hibterv of New l.ngland ilchcnifl,"
In w liich, by the w a . he must hriul uud
ieteiily Is'lievisl.
lie was, iu fact.au odd mixture of
small bhiewdncbs aud tlmple cieilulitv
His npiMtitu for tlie inaiveleus
and liu kwcih of iligeMing it
weie finally e.(nieiilinai y, and lietli
had liven incre.isisl by his icbideiice iu
tills bpelllieuuil regiuu. Ne u-ile wan loe
greta or moiihtieus for Ids c.iuweus
swallow. It was often Ida d liglit. afti r
his belioel was ilismis.sed in the after
noon, te Mretcli himself en the iich Ivd
of clever, lwrdcriug the little tiiXH.ik tliat
whimjieixd by his hchoel hoube, and
thcie con ever old Mather's diieful laics,
uull Iho gathering dusk of uvening
made the pilnteil iage a incie mist U
fore Ids eyes. Tlien, ns he wended his
uny, by swamp ami Mie.mi and awful
vvfKHll.uul. te the farm huii-.e wheie he
hapieuisl te be (luuileiiil. every bound
of inituiv, at dial winning hour, Hut
tcriM his excited ini.ii.in.iln.ii. llie me.ui
of thu whip-peer-will' fiem the hill hide;
the boding cry of llie tree lead, that har
binger of, Merm; tlie dtenry hooting of
the screech owl, or (he r.iulden luMling
iu thu thicket of birdj frightened from
their roebt. Tiiu llru Hies, tee, which
6iiark!ed tuwt vividly iu tlie darkest
places, new mid then startled him, ns
ene of uncommon brightness would
Mream uciess his path; mid if, by
chance, a huge blockhead of a Ixx-tle
came winging his blundering flight
against him, the peer vurlet was ready
tp give up the gliest, with the Idea
that he was Mruck with n witch's
token. His only nource en bucIi occa
sions, cithi-r te drown thought or drive
away evil spirits was te sing iimIiii tunes,
and thu geed poepltj of bleepy Hellew, as
they ut by Iheir doers of un evening,
were often illled with awe at hearing his
nasal melody, "in linked sweetness long
drawn out' floating from the distant
hill or along tlie dusty read.
Anether of his sources of fearful pleas
ure was, te pass long winter evenings
with the old Hutch wives, as they cat
bpuililng by the lire, with a row of apples
roasting aud sputtering along thu hearth,
nnd lutcn te Iheir marvelous tales of
ghejlT, and goblins, and haunted fields
and liau 'M brooks, mid huunted bridges
Wid liaunl xtj houses, and particularly et
the uwliesa Junkman, or iralitudusr tits-
Maner tne Hellew, ns they nbinctlincfl
called him. He would delight them
equally by his anecdotes of witchcraft,
and or the direful omens nnd fiortenteus
Mghts nnd sounds In the nir, which pre
vailed In thocnillerthnciof Connecticut;
and would frighten them wefully with
ftiicculntienn tqien comets nnd Mioeling
nlar.i.mid with the nlannlug fact that the
world did absolutely turn round, nnd
that thev were lialf the time lepsy lurry I
Hut If tlure was a pleasure in all this,
while snugly cuddling In the chimney
coiner of n chamber that was nil of n
ruddy glow from the crackling weed lire,
und where, of course, no specter dared
te bIiew its face, it wna dearly purchased
by the lerrers of his suliscquciit walk
homewards. Wliat fearful shapes and
Mindevva licsct his nth, amidst the dim
and ghastly glnre of n snowy nlghtl
With what wistful leek did he eye every
trembling ray of light streaming across
thu wuste Acids from some distant win
dow! Hew often was he npjialled' by
wime shrub covered with miew, which
like n sheeted specter lieset his very pnlhl
Hew often did he shrink with curdling
nwe at the Bound of his own ttciw en the
frosty crust beneath his feet, nnd dread
te leek ever his' Mieuldcr, lest he should
beheld Miine uncouth being tramping
clone liehhid hlml And hew often was
he thrown Inte complete dismay by.rome
rushing blaM, howling nrneiig the "trees,
In the idea that it was the galloping lies
biau 011 one of Ids nightly nceuringsl
All thebe, however, were mere terrors
of Iho night, iihantems of the mind, that
wall: in darkness; nnd though he had
recti many tqiecters In Ids lime, and lx.fii
mero than ouce iKwt by Satan In divers
Miapcs, in his lonely perambulations, yet
daylight put an end te all these evils;
nnd lie would have pnriscd a pleas
ant llfe of It, in dcepite of
the devil nnd all his works,
if his path had net been crossed by u lie
lug that causcfl moreiH-rploxity te mortal
man, than ghosts, goblins nnd llie whole
race of witches put together; and that
wna n, woman.
Among thu mujical dibciplcs who as
sembled ene evening In cich week te rn rn
celvehlH hintrucliens In iiMihnedy was
Katrlna Van Tassel, the ilaughfer nnd
only child of a rulMniillnl Dutch farmer.
Bhe wan 11 blooming lass of fresh 10;
plump turn partridge; ripe und inciting
and rosy clu ektsl as one of her father's
lieaehiti, -1111(1 unlvcrually famed, net
merely for her lienuty, but her vnbt ex ex
Hs:tatleiiH. Bhe was withal a little of n
coquette, as might be iicrccivud even In
her dreas, which was u mixture of
nnclent and modern fashions, nn most
Milted te U'teff her charms. She woie
the einainenla of pure yellow geld,
which lier great great grniidmether had
brought ever from Hannlnni; the tempt
ing htemaclicr if the olden time, and
withal a iirovekingly short jietticent, te
display the jwettlesi feet und ankle la
thu country leund.
lchalied Crnnn had n reft and fecliih
heart toward the sex; and it id net te he
wemleiedat, that be tempting a morsel
seen found favor hi hheycu, moioeope meioeope moieeope
dally after hu hud visllcd lier Iu her pater
nul maiibien. Old H.tltus Van Tassel
wnsa peifict iituruef a thriving, con
tented, liberal hearted farmer, lie uel uel
dem, it l'i tutu, pent either Ids eyes or his
thoughts beyond the Ixiundaries of lih
own faun; hut within Hicmj, everjthlm;
was Ming, happy, and well conditiene(i.
Ile was Hiitiblled vvitlt his wealth, but net
blend of It; uud piqued hiuibclf iqien (he
hearty abundance, rather than IhoMvle
in which he lived. IHi Miongheld was
bltuated en thu banknef Iho Hudsen, in
one of these green, bhcllercd, fottile
msjks in which the Hiiteli fat mera ate re
fend of ucMllug. A gieatelin t tee spread
its bread blanched ever it, nt the feet of
which bubbled up a spring of the beftcst
and MvccleM water, in u little well,
formed of a barrel, and then Mele npaik
llnguwiiy Ihieugh (he grans te u neigh
billing brook, that kibbled along among
aiders and dvvaif willows. Hard by the
farmhoiibe win n vitbl bam, that might
haveHTved for u clmrcli, uvcry vviniiiivv
uud ciuvice of which icemctf hursting
forth with tlie treasures of thu farm; tlie
Hall was huMly leseunding within it
moruingle night; uwallews und Martini
likimmed twlUcriug ubetit tlie eaves, and
TliO vlitrMoer-Hll! Un Mnl which Ii mily
liranl nt hIrIiI. It mtltn Un nninu from IU
LuUw, nbicli btbuiight te irbqiiLlu IIjukj nuiila.
rows of pigeons, ramie with one eye
lilrned lilt an if watching tin- weather,
miuie with their heads imdei theii wmgit,
or bulled iu their IreMiuis, mid ethcis,
swelling, aud cooing and kiwing
tlielr tl.imen, were enjoying the
rmishiue en thu loef tileck, un
wieldy ierkcrs wete giunliug iu
the rcH),e and abundance of their
IH-ns, from vvhencu Killled forth, new
and then, tttnipsef bucking pigs, na if te
hiillir the air. A btatelv Mlinilieu of
snowy gissie weie lidiug in uu adjoining
pond, convoking whole fleets of ducks;
legimeiits of turkeys were gobbling
tliieugh tlie I'm in vatil mid guinea fowls
ficltiiig about it like ill tempeied hiiiibe
vvlxes, with their peevish, dU-eutcutcd
crv. llt'feie Iho bain deer Mrutlis.1 llie
gallant cock, that patten, of a huslund,
a wairiertiiid u lltiugeullcmaii, claiipiug
his luuui.shctl wingsmul t lowing in the
initie and gkiducsa of his heart - t-oiue-liiiieo
tearing up tlie earth with ids feet,
and then generously calling his ever
hungry family of wives and childienle
enjoy llie ileh iiieicl which he had dia dia
ceveusl. Tliu Nshigeguu'rt mouth wuteieil, ns he
looked iiniii tbirt Mimptiieus premise of
IiimiiIeiis winter fine. In hisdevuuihig
mind's eye he pictured (e himself even
lea.stingpig iiiimhig nlxnit, with a pud
ding iu its belli mid anupplehi its mouth',
tlie pigisius w eie himgl put le lied iu a
comfortable ph, aud tucktsl in with a
eeveilet of crui.t; the geese were hwiiu
ming in Iheir own gravy, mid the ducks
pail iugLOhily in dishes, like snug m.ii
liisl couplet., willi a iheent ceuiieleney
of onion Miuee. In the Wrkers he wiw
caivisltiiit Iho future sleek bide of bacon
uud juicy leli.sliiug liam; net u luikev,
but lie lieheld daintily Inisu-d up, wifli
its giriird liniier its wing, uud, perad
vcutuie, u necklace of tvivei v luiusiges,
mid even In ihl i hantli leer liiniself lay
bprawling en Ins buck in a bide iliali,
with uplifted claws, as if craving tliat
mailer which lili elilvaheiiM bphit dis
dained te iihk while living.
As llie euniituiisl tcliaixxl fancied all
(his, and as he mlhsl his gicat giisju
e.veti ever die f.it miiidew lands, the licli
lieldHefwlie.il, of rve, of buckwheat
and Indian corn, nud'the eicliaids bur
thened with iitddy fruit, which Mir Mir
leuudcd the win in tenement of Van Tim
bel, Ids lieart yearned alter the daiubel
who vvas te iitheiit thou domains, and
his imagination cp.indcd with the idea,
hew they might Ikj icadily turned into
cat.li and tlie iiumey invited iu immeiibc
(nictsefwild land mid bhingle palaces
in tlie wilderness. Nuy, his btwy fancy
already realized his heies, audpiebculed
te hiui the blooming Kutriua, with n
whole family of children, mounted en
the ten of a wagon leaded with house
hold iiumpcry, .villi jiets and kettles
dangling liencath; and hu beheld liiinsi If
iK-btriding a pacing mare, with u colt at
her heels, belting out for Kentucky, Ten
nis or the lord knows wlieief
When he entered the house, tliu con
quest of his heart vvas complete. It vvas
one of thobe spacious farm houses, with
high lidged, but lowly blepiug reefs,
built in the Btyle handed down from tliu
fiiM Hutch settlers. Tliu low projecting
eaves forming a piazza along the front,
cajiableef being cleccd up iu lud weather.
Under this were hung flails, harness,
various utensils of husbandry, aud nets
for Ashing in the iieighlsiring river.
Benched were built along thu sides for
bimimer iibej und a great spinning vv lu 1
ut ene cud. and a churn ut tlm nilin-
bhevved the various used te which this !
Inqiertant jwich might be devoted,
Frem this piazza thu wonderful IchaUxl i
entered the hall, vv liich fenned thecentcr I
or tlie maiibien, und tliu place of iibual
residence. Here rows of resplendent
lHJwtcr, ranged enn lengdrcshcr, duzzhsj
Ids eyes, in ene corner steed n huge bag
of wool, ready te lie sniin: in another, a
quantity of linsey welsey, just from thu '
loom; (.ars ei Indian corn, und i.t rings et
dried apples mid peaches, hung iu gav
fe.loeus along the walls, mingled with
thu gaud of red ipicni; uud a dixir leit
"jar. kuve him a ik.sji into tlie befit jwr jwr
ler, where Iho tLivy fooled cjiaiis find
unfit inaliemy tttc ebone Uliiunir.
lone, nnmreiis, with iheir nccenlnying
bhevcl nnd tongs, glistened from their
covert of asparagus teiw; mock oranges
and conch shells dc'cemtcd Uie mantel
pke; btrings of various colored birds'
eggs were bupcndcd abeve it; a great
ostrich egg was huug f retu the center of
the room, mid a corner cupboard, know
ingly left often, displayed immense
treasures et old bilvcruiid well mended
china.
Frem the moment Ichabod laid Ids
eyes upon Ihesu regions of delight the
peace of his mind was at un cud, nnd ids
only btudy w-as he, w te gain the affec
tions of the iecrlcss daughter of Van
Ttisscll. In I hla enterprise, however, he
had mero real dlilicultics than generally
fell te the let of n knight errant of yore,
wlioucldem had anything but giants, en
chanters, fiery dragons nnd such like
easily conquered adversaries, te contend
with; and had te make his way merely
through gates of Iren nnd brans, and
walls of adamant te the castle keep,
where the lady of his heart wan confined;
till of which he achieved as easily ns a
man would can-e his way te the center
of a Christmas pie, nnd then the lady
gnve him her hand no n matter of ceurse.
lchalied, en the contrary, had (e win his
way te the heart of u ceuntiy cfiquctte
IsTict with n labyrinth of whims mid ca
prices, which were forever tiicscnt
ing new dilllctilties and luqicuimcnta,
mid he had te encounter a hefet of
fearful adversaries of real flesh and
bleed, the immcruils rustje admirers,
who lit every fiertnl te her heart;
l.eeiilng n vvntcluul nnd angry eye upon
(.rich ether, but icadrte fly out in Iho
common cause iigalnst any new comfx.ti cemfx.ti comfx.ti
ter. Among thfbe the most formidable was
a burly, I oaring, leystcrJng hlade of the
nnine of Abraham, or, according le tlie
Hutch abbreviation, llrem Van Ilruut,
the hcte of thu country leund, which
rung with his feats of Mlrnglh nnd har
dihood, lie was bread bheuldcicd nnd
double jointed, with cliert curly black
hair, and u bluff but net uniilcawmt
countenance, having a mingled air of
fun and ariegnnce. Frem Ids Hciciilenn
frame aud great txiwersef limb, be bad
received tlie iilcl.nnum of llrem 1 tones,
by which he v.-iw universally known. He
vvaii fumed for great knewledge uud
skill in lierceinanrhlp, iM'ing us dexter
ous en herbckick as a Tartar. He vvas
foiemebt nt all races and cock lights,
and with the ascendancy which Ixxlily
rtiength nlvvavs acquires iniustiu life,
was tlie mnpfre in nil disputes, setting
his hat en ene blde und giving liisiKci
i ions with mi nir and loue that admitted
of no gainsay or appeal. He vvas nlways
teady for either a light or a fi olio; had
moie mischief than III will iu his com
position; mid with all lib overbearing
reuglincba there wna a Mreng dash of
wnggUi geld humor at bottom. He had
thifsj or four been companions of his
evii clump, who legaidcd him as their
meld, and at thu head et whom he
scoured the country, attending every
k'ciie of feud or merriment fet miles
leund. In cold weather he wsui dis
tinguished by a fur cap. surmounted
with u Haunting fox's tail; nnd when the
folks nt a country gathering debciied thin
vell known ciett at u distance, whisk
ing ulieut mueng a squad of hard tideis,
Ihey always Meed by for a squall. Some
times hit cicw would be heard dashing
along par.t the mini houses at midnight,
with wluKip nnd hallefk like n tioep of
Den Cossacks, and tlie old dames, start
hsl out of their sleep, would libtcii for n
moment till the hut ry scurry had clal clal
leied by, nnd then exclaim: "Ay, there
gees Ilium Henes and his gangt" The
ncighlienf looked upon him willi a inix inix
tuie of nwe, admiration uud geed will;
and when any madcap piauk or rustic
htiivvl occulted iu tlie vicinity, ulwuys
rhoek'thcir lieadi. nnd wninintcd llrem
lienes vvas at the bottom of it.
Thin iiiutlpele here bad for sumo thnu
tingled out the iiloeming Katiina for the
object of hid uncouth gallant ilea,
mid tlieii;h Ids atuoieua toy tey
ings were something like tlie getitlu
e.il esses and endearments of a bear, vet
it was whistled tliat shu did net alto
gether dl.scournge his lieiies. Certain It
is. Ids advances were signals for rival
candidate:! te i el Ire, who felt no inclina
tion le eiesi a lien in his umeiirs; inso
much, that when his home was seen tied
In Van Tassel's paling, en u Sunday
night, a sine sign tliat hii muster vvas
courting, or, us il is tcimcd, "bpaiking,"
within, all ether suitors pai-sed by iu
dcHpnir, and carried llie war into ether
quarters.
Knelt vvas thu foimidahle rival with
whom lchalied Crane had le contend,
and ceiifcidetlng all things a stouter man
than he would have shrunk fiem the
couifH'titieu, aud n wiser man would
Imvu ilespahed. He had, however, a
happy uilxtuie of pliability und h-io-vi'inuee
iu his iiatuie; he wiisiufeim
and tpirit like a supple jack yielding,
but leugh; though no bent, lie never
broke; mid tlipugh hu kiwcd k'neath
the slightest pressuie, yet the moment it
vv.u uwuj jerk! he vvas ensjt. aud car
i ied his head ns high as ever.
Te have taken tlie lleld epculv iigaiuM
liiaiival would have lieen uiaifness; J or
he was net a man te k thwarted in Ills
amours any mere than that sti y lever
Achilles, lchalied, therefeie, made hid
advances in a unlet and geiitlv insinuat
ing manner. Under cover of Ids diame
ter of singing maiitcr lie made fnspicnt
visits nt the fat m house, net that he had
nm thing te apprehend from tlie meddle meddle
Nime Intel feienci of patents, which is wi
often a stumbling block in the path of
levetrt. Hilt Van Tassel nan an easy, in
ilnlgi nt soul; he lev isl his daughter better
even than Ida pipe, and, HI. en leasennble
man aud un excellent father, let lier have
her way in even thing. Ills notable little
wile, loe, had enough Nede le attend te
Inr housekeeping and manage thopeul
liy; for, ns she uigelv ebsci led, ducks
aud gec.s' me fisilish tilings and must he
looked after, but ghlu can take cue of
themselves. Thun, while the busy d.ime
hiiillcd ulsiut tbobeiiKe ei ilied lierupiu
ning vvlied at one end of the piaz.a lion lien
et t Halt would sit smoking hU ev filing
pquiat tlieethet, watching lite achieve
nients el n little woeilen wan ler, who,
mintsl with uswerd iu incli hand, un)
valiantly tightlug tlie wind ou the pinna
cle of tliu bain. In the mean time leba
Isxl would cairy en his suit with the
daughter bv Iho side of the rprlng under
the gteat elm or samitcting along in the
twilight, that hour co favorable te thu
levei'ii eloquence.
1 profess net te knew hew wemtn's
hearts are wooed nnd wen. Te me they
have always been matters of liddleun'd
admiration. Kome bi em te have but one
viiluerahle Kiint, or fleer of uccebs;
while ethers have a thousand nvemu-s,
uud may Iu eapturnl iu a thousand dif
fei cut ways. It Is a great tihimph of
skill te gain the former, but Mill n
greater proof of generalship te maintain
jtosscNbieu of the latter, for n man must
kittle for his fortress at every deer and
vv inflow. Ile that w ins u thousand com
mon hearts is Ihercfore entitled te feiuc
lenewii; but he who keeps undisputed
bvv a y ever tlie heart of u coquette is in
deed a here. Certain it is, this was net
the castv with the redoubtable llrem
Henes; nnd from llie moment Iclialuil
Cratie made his advances, the inteiesls
of the former evidently declined; his
l
nerse was no longer been tied at tlie pal
ings en Sunday nights, and n deadly
feud gradually nrose between him anil
the piecepter of bhepy Hellew.
Hreni, who had u degree of rough
chivalry in his nature, would fain have
carried mutters te eeii warfure, and
settled their pretentiens te the ladv
according te tl.sj mode of these
most concise und simple icaseuers, tlie
knights errant of yeie by tingle com
bat; hut Ichahed was tee conscious of tlie
riqieridr might of hU adversary te inter
thu luts aiiinst him; he had everheaid
tlie UuMef Henestliat be would "doulile
the sclioelmaMer up and put him en u
bhclf ;" mid he was loe wary te give him
an opjiettunlty. There was something
extremely provoking iu this nltetiuntcly
pacific system, it I ft 1'rei i uealteruutivu
hutteilraw ttiien lh fund of iiimIe wag
gery in ins ilisfiobilien, mid te jilay elf
IxxirUh practical jokes tifwii his nval.
Ichaliefl liecaine the object of whimsical
iK-rscciitlnii te Ilenea and Ids gung of
leugh riders. They harried his hitherto
lK-ar ful flemains; smekeil out his sing
ing u'hoel by bhipping up tliu chininevj
irgke inly Uz wyPJ.'U.I&U9 Or IJIfillt, Iq
t-,iif tn m lUiunaaUM lusteninu .
witlie and window rtakes, and turned
everything tepsy turvy; te that the pour
sclioelmaMer began te think all the
witches iu the country held their meet
ings Ihcrn. Hut what was atill Baore an
noying, Hrom took all oppertualtiea of
turning 1dm into ridicule in presence of
hU mistress, and had a eceundrel deg
whom he (aught te whlne in the raeirf
liiflicreus manner and introduced as a
rival of Iclmbed's, te Instruct her in
psulutedy.
Omtlnuml next SiitiiMsy,
A TWO STORY BRICK.
Han and View of a Handuwae Hoeaa
Ksllmslrfl la Cat 4,000.
Tlil It from Iho Nntlennl DulMIng ITsn
asHeclntlen'n "Artistic Hemes. " brick two
story aiitl allle liuum, with ttone feuadnUua
rKitsPzcrrvK view.
,Btul cut Mone triintiihigs. BIstoreof. Height
of Merira In tlie elenr Hret, 10 feet 0 Inches;
second, 10 feet. Attle ununified. Cellar, 0
feet 0 inches, rrlnclfial rooms finished In
KinsT FUxin.
linnl woeil with oil llnlf.li, insiile blituls, etc.
First Mery centalim linll, TxITi, pallor (with
fireplace), IMiliiidlning loom iwilli lliepl.icc),
lUxH; kitchen, llxl.'l, (mntry nml rlilun rles-
hEceNn vijoen.
et, enrh 0x0. Bitend Mmy contains three
IkiI rooms, dresiiiig room, closets nml balk
room. Intimated cost of Iniililing, $1,000.
AN $8,000 DWCLLING.
Tne Stmy llrlih, ivllli Attic A liKtrful
StriM'lur-.
KiTnii"AitKtle Hemes," iiirtl by Nntienal
building I'lnn asscclatien, Detieiti
vncvv
llrlckTwoSlery und Attle Heuh Stoue
foiiiiflatleii, cut stene ttrliiiinings, slate reef
(nltle uiitlnUhcil). Height nf stories in tlie
clcnr Filst, II feet, hecenil, 10 feet. Cellar,
0 fis-t I) Inches. First story cent aiiis linll, 10
KinsT KI.OOU.
fivt it Inrlies x 17 feet li inches; pniler (with
fliepkice), l.'ul.'i, Mtting room (witli fir
plncel, l.lj'.ll, lilunry, leftct e luetics x 1H,
1I1111113 room, III fcvl 0 Inches x VO, l.ltclicn,
:l feet (i inclira x II; pantry, US, china
net, l.f.'i, front nml tuii'l; ftidit Second
-tin y contains four large chatnU-rs, drem-
BKCOVD KlXXla.
lug room, Kith loom nnd closets. IMnel
ml roeiiis. Iianl uued, lluUhtsl in oil; Insula
blind!), etc
ludiiiiatid cost of buikUng, tS.OOO.
Tit'iitiUFiit of IJiiiib.
bprmule a little salt ou the l.imb sethe
mother will be induced te lick it. Te
make a ewe take another lamb tifter she
has lest her own, tie tlie skin of tlie lat
ter en the "adopted" youngster. If nt
any time the lamb is weak nnd fcickly
give it half a spoonful of hog's lard. He
leat the dose in half an hour if no 1 let
ter, ns' this cuts all phlegm, inakcf
breathing moie easy and gives Ft length
nml tone te thu system. Hut of all
things there is nothing like sunshine for
young Iambs, as this gives them mere
strength and grew th than any thing el-e.
Should they get chilled at any time give '
them sotiie rum with a little asafetida
dissolved in it. Manure should net lie '
allowed te accumulate in the ham, ns the 1
gases nrising fiem it are very unhoalth unhealth
fill. It Is 0110 of the most proIi(le causes
of bad outcome with pregnant ewes, '
failme of milk, disowning of lambs,.
Mu.-uu.uig 01 wool ami periiaps Ueatji. e
would say, in conclusion, that there are
but three short periods each year tliat
Bhcepiequirenny extra attention that
is, breeding sca&eu, lambing tiiae uud
Venuing time.
I PimiMq 1 JI
BjAprT Cl C I
I JJfPrvOO I J jp'n I
K PiiiiJr,T?oely rKHerJ fl
LlfaJ VMiStt SiTriNq f)
DECREES OF FASHION.
'TIS THE THING NOW TO LOOK
LIKE A GYPSY.
Wbe Dec Het RcncmtMr Mm Oti Faattl
Ur SpaaMt Jacket? CbaraUa Cfcete ia
Black lacs trnM-All Styles f BB
Mta Ara rMkhmMi Kew.
Sfwclsl OirespeadMice.
New Yeax, June 13. Just at the
irescnt moment there la nothing Urt
ingly new in fashions, the only noTel neTel
tlca being such aa ladles adept or inTent
for themselves, and one of the prettiest
of such inventions is the revival of the
old style Spanish Jacket, or, aa it Is new
called, gypsy waist. The revival of
this has instantly "caught en," as they
say here, and ercry fifth girl you see in
afternoon dress has one en. But they
differ somewhat from these of old times,
In that these have sleeves, while the
ethers did net, and these are worn ever
loeso blouse waists, while 'the old ones
were only w6rn ever smugly drawn
white nainsoek French waists, or, as
they were called, Garibaldis.
"YOU I'AYS YOtm MONEY," ETC.
The material can be velvet or cloth or
even cashmere, nnd they are bordered
with passcmentcrie or geld or silver
braid or embroidery In colors. The
bleuse waist is of China crepe, India silk
in cream, pink or blue, nun's veiling or
pongee A ribbon with loeso ends fast
ens the waist, nnd loeso puffed bishop's
sleeves reach te Iho forearm. The bleuse
waist can be smocked or plaited or sim
ply shirred, and the cellar is mnde of
several bias folds of the material of
which the bleuse is made, with a little
bow. TI1I3 can be worn with any kind
of n skirt, but is mero popular with the
accordion plaiting new se often seen.
The Spanish jacket 13 very easy te
make and can be cut after the diagram
by any deft lady, nnd it takes but a
triflu of material. Thu jacket can be
fdipped 011 ever almost any costume, and
Is n dressy addition when of velvet, or
when colors hat menizc. Cut after this
diagram, it requites 110 bust scam and is
bound te fit. I knew a young lady who
lnade ene in navy blue velvet, braided
with silver, In two afternoons. A wide
sash can be worn if preferred te the
ribbon.
The combinations used in the making
up of dresses for this present season,
nnd in seme new under way for early
fall, would have been considered pre
posterous u fevv seasons nge, but new
are nil right. Fer instance, 0110 gown is
of bef t India silk, with dark blue broad
cloth, the skirt of tlie cloth and the
drapery of thfi silk. A jacket of the
cloth opens ever n full shirt and sleeves
of the bilk. The cloth is richly braided
with geld cord.
India silk is also combined with ging
ham mid ether flne cotton goods, satine
being among them, and llgured patterns
of Pongee und India silk are also been,
with heavy-Bilks in colors and iu black,
ami these dainty silks nre nlse made up
with lace.
A black Iaco dress, 11 transparent black
lace parasol, a hat which is made ever a
bkclcteu frame of black tulle nnd trimmed
with n few trailing flowers, with green
gati7.e leaves, ami rt Iaco fan, make n
killing outfit, and a lady cannot help
looking attractive in biichu costume, and
you think nothing could 1m prettier until
you meet nnelhcr lady dressed in white
Iaco made iu I hu same way. Then bef 010
you can decide which of the two is tlie
prettier along will coiue seme creatine
iu a demure gray tailor gown, and you
are iu a worse plight than wus Paris of
old.
SPANISH JACKET, Willi OlAUKAM.
lien nets aud hats mid caps are worn,
jiiet us thu wcaier's taste dictates. I am
willing te asbcrt that any headgear that
has been iu fashion during tiiu last hun
dred ycaisis in style new, if becoming
te tlie wearer. I give three of tlie btyles.
Ladies, study your own pietty faces, and
cheese the ene that Is most becoming.
Yeu will bee them cv cry where, and many
mero beside. Ouve HahTCK.
Uterliruri! ut n I'imic.
Tlie following was overheard by &
small lwy at u icccnt picnic iu Miltcdge
viile, Ga.: "Darling, I'm going te let go
your hand for a minute, but you won't
lw mad, w ill you, darling? I wouldn't
let go till you did only bome tei t of a bug
is crawling down my back, and I can't
keep my mind en you and bugs nt llie
same time."
llciiirily Cur Cut Weliiit.
Some farmers pietcct cabbage plants
from the ravages of cut worms by wind
ing n piece of pnierer hark or a bit of
burdock leaf mound the plants when
set. Tlie cut worms work en the btirf.ice
of the soil or directly liencath it, and
when they ceinu te the article which en
velops the plant, will go in seal eh of
something mero palatable. We have al
wnys succeeded iu keeping them away
by using 11 small quantity of saltpeter
water around cncli plant. An ounce of
saltpeter dissolved in a teacupful of het
water is sufliciciit te iuipicgnate two gal
lons of water. A gill of this bolutien
poured mound each hill an inch or se
from Iho plant is sufliciciit, or lias nl
ways proved se with us. It is an iuex iuex
lcnsive icincdy and easily applied.
American Cultivator.
Ilullitlns ItiKl.crlcs.
One of the greatest errors made In
building rockeries consists in making a
etiff and formal pile of stones. The
principal beauty of a rockery comes
from the rough nnd rugged apiiearance,
yet it is possible te overdo it even In this
respect, and it should be Iho aim te imi imi
tate the very best specimens of wild nat
ural scenery. I think It is belter te
make up a, mound of rich earth with
seme cearse material te prevent it from
being tee compact, and piace the stones
afterwards, filling eaith among them.
This allows mero root room than begin
ning nt the bottom with stones, "Will-
Jam Fi fla&fY-lt. New JcjWi
rr
tUmrrtMitrttt
JinFZF.? Vlti CONSTITUTION .
wSeffi fiJJTfi i? ' .':'"' of Uil Common- v
mm" rafti .rfi'"'""'.1 -AVCUII.I.V f the ttm ttm
er TeTeeuen klnJr"!?"1' ,m tMr approval
he cimJ m!,'i1i!,y. nrdrr el ",p Kecrclnry of
k j 1 .?nr "KSTRV.liu1!, rw ! of A"W8
IVnn.Sr.il! ",0." "f "1 -"""nwllth or
,'tnvklo,!"r?.T.,",anre W,M" U,e K,h'
AMK.NDMKNT.
i.Jt'iT..f!ml1. 'T "!' n'1'IIII.Mial srllrle te mid
ElTfivv" ! " ''csltjimttsl us Article XIX as
. . AUTICI.KXIX.
Tlie nianuriK Hire, mle or kn-plng Tut rale of
nlexlcntliiir llniKtr, te l Uwst us 11 beverage, l
luiTliy iimliiliflisl, nml nuy violation or tli!
limhltiltinii nlm ln mLdemciiiier, nunlahable
n sluill U i.iivliksl bv ln-.
Tlieiimnuractiiie. mlr. or ket'plnit for Ml of
inuixteiitliijt liquor rer etlirr purpesm tlmn u a
fvcriiKoiiinylienllon'rsl In surh manner only
ns may be presrrllMsl by law. The (K-iierat
AMf-muly thnll.nl tlu nret WMlen tueillng
the niloptleii eniiu nrllclc or the Ctmntltutlun,
fiirwtii 1" ' ,,,e,'lmU! pennttles for iten-
A true clipy tif Hip .Velttt Itc.lullen.
t'llAltliKH W.HTONK.
mllM in Hlvrc'oryer",t1"",,uomvcfllth.
AMI..VDMENT TO TIIK tXINKTITUTION
irfiNisp(iiotlierlilr.cnKor this Cimnnoii Cimnneii
wrsiltli hr thn Mfnernl Asvetnlily of IlieCom IlieCem IlieCom
iiieiiMeiilthfiflVnnaylvntilfi rer ihflriipprevnl
or rejectliin nl .a . R)pclnl i-levllen le be held
Juiicl,liW9. I'nl,iiiii,v errtcr f thcHcere-
li,r.;,.,rill.,!.,m,1,lm,,r"h- In purtiuimce of
Article XVIII ortlielVunhtltutlon.
Joint re.oliitIeiii)roKsliiK nn utnrndincut te
lheriiiiilltutkiii ofllieceniiiiiiiiiveallh :
KH.TIO.V I. lie it melvnl by the Senate and
7tiMif nf JtrpmrntnthtM Ot the Oimmimurulth of
jynnfiilntiidi til Uenernl Auembtil nut, Thnt
tlHirnlleMliiK Is ireKi a, nn snieinliiient te
JIlP IflllKtlllltlell lir 11)0 CellltllOIIVTfllllll of
renusvlvntilit In lu'reribuice with the pmvlx pmvlx
lens of the clulileenlli nrllcle thereef:
AJIKNDMKNT.
Hlrlkenut from ncctlen fine, efnrtlcle eight,
the roiiriiullllcstleiiK for voters which rends tw
folliecK:
"If twpiily-tvvii jeiim of nge or upward?, he
hnll luiMi (uild, vrllhln two jenrs, u stnleer
tiiiiiily tnx, vvhlrh f):i hnvn lieen uteseil nt
leii.ltM-iiiiieiilhi, nml paid ut lentt one ineuth
licrtimlltpplcelleii'Mi that the section which
rciiilsnx relhiwHi
"Kvpry innle elllrcii, twenty-one jeurs or ncv,
IMbsi-xti lite Iho fellow lux ntiHllllrHtlenx, fIiiiII be
vntltleil In Mile ill nil I'lertieut:
I'lrst. lln shnll have been 11 citizen of Hie
United Htnli" ill least one month.
Second, lln shall huvn resided In the ntnte
0110. v ear (or If, IiuvIiir prevlmiHly trvn u iiunll
lledrlct'lnriir iiutlve Imrii t-lllren of the stale,
henhall huv e removed Ihrnfrem nml rptiirned,
then six inentliN) linmpdlntcly prcecdlliL' Uie
plei-tlen.
Third, llpshnllhnva rpnlilfd In thnelretlen
dixtrli't whetp he shnll Direr te vetnnl kimt tvru
nieiithx limnedliitply preceitlnK lite rlcctlun.
l'eiirlh. lr turiilj-ltre )enr of nennr uis
Mnnt, hfslinll hnve pnld, vrllhln two veitrx, n
sliileiir futility lax, which sluill hnvr been 11
MfsMll lit ll'UHt IweimiiilliK mid luild nt Iciistone
itieutli lieffire the flectien," shull be amended,
sons 10 rend 111 folletrs:
Kvery ninle rillen twenty-one yenrs of ncc,
IHisM'ssIni; the ftilltiw Iiik ipiiiliilcutteiiH, slmll lie
entitled te veleul thn pellliiir tilnie of the eleo elee eleo
tieu dUtrlctef which lie shall ut the time be a
resident und net plscn here:
Klrst. He sluill hnve been u citizen of the
Unltiit Ktati-i nt least thirty days.
Second. Ile cli;ill have resided In thcKtuliteiin
ear (or If, Imvlm; previously Ixcn u iiiiilttpil
eleelfir or nittlvp Iwirn clllren of the state, he
hull huvu ifinevcd therrlruiii und nlnnuil
then t iiientli") liiiiuedliitely pietcdliinr the
election.
Tlilril. lln slmll linvti resided In the election
district wlicmlK) shall tiller tovtile ut leant
thirty dnjh IiiiiikiIIiiIi ly prcccdlm; the elec
tion. The lA'Khl.iture, nl thn session then'ef
tiexluller llm ndoptleu of IhN section, shall,
uud fiem Hum le I line lliercanr may, enact
lawn te pieiH-rty enforce this pruv lilen,
1'eurlli. livery unto clllen or the hrp in
twciily-tiiiejeiiiK, mIiekIihII htivebecn n citizen
ler thirty days nnd 1111 Inhtihltmiter thl stale
onejenr ne.t prcfedlnenn election, PAcepI ut
municipal elections, nml for Die last thirty days
a resident of tlm i lecllen illstrlcl In vrlilth he
niiiyeller hU vote, shull lie cnlltletl te vetuut
such cleolleii In the election district of which
he shall nt Iho time lieu 11 sldcnt and nut clsp
vi here Inr nil elllcrrs that new are ur hereafter
maybe elected by tlie iieeple: J'ierllal. That
In tllnoef war no elector In llm actual military
service tr thcKlute or of the United Htalfs, Iu
tlienrniy or navy thereof, shall ba deprived of
hlf vole by reason or hit absence from tuch
flectien district, unit Iho tt'iilslnluic; shall have
power toprevldu the tnaiiuer In which mid the
itiiiemul place ut which ruch iibsent rlcclerx
may veto, and Inr llm rclnni und rnnviiMef
llulr elcilu t lie election illslriel In which they
rcfiMcttvcly reside.
Mllh. I "or Hip piirKiM)ef vetliiK, no ln'rsfin
sh.dl be deemed liihave Kiilned or lest n rest rest
ileme by reason el bin pii-scnce. or ubsi nce
w I il le einpleed ill Iho servlcoef Iho Unlteit
Mbilefer llm silale, nor while cnmiiil In Hie
ti.iv imitltm tf the wuti rs of the Htuloerof llie
hiuh spiik, nor while a sludcnl or any college or
w-iulnnrj of lenrnliiK, nor while kept at nuy
nlnisheu.-e or publle insllliillnii, exivpl llm In In
niiiletef niivlioiiie ler disabled unit Inillucnl
seldlciH nmi sailors, who, for the purposcef
voting, sluill bedccined te reside In the election
ilMrlct wherv said home U liH'uteil. Ijiws shall
boinade fernscerlalnliitt, by pioH'rpreols, Iho
cltlciis who sliall Im- fill Itli-.f ti, the rlghtef
niiIIiiike hcicby est.ilillshiil.
A true copy of Hie Joint resolution.
CIIAItl.rM W. HTONi:.
Kccretnry of the Commonwealth,
nun IT-.tindS
lUim'e.
riiii-Anni.i'iii.v, Febiuaiy il, IS9.
lUt.sfllAUIAN- 1
si:ai 1
IMl'KltlAL AM) ItUVAIi AUSTRO
HUXOAHIAN CONSUhATK.
According te the liistrtii'tlens tif the
Royal Hungarian Ministry for Agrieul
tuie, Industry 11ml Coiiituerce in lludit
I'est In this linpcrialaitd Royal eoiistilate
it hi licieby attested te that the Royal
Hungarian fieveriiiuciit wine eellarsi at
Ihlda-IVsl weieeritnhliflied by the II1111
gaiiau fteveriinieiit, Feliruury 1, 1SS1',
ami that lliccsluhlMiiiicnt isisinceiiiuier
eoiitiel of said ministry.
The iihn of these wine cellars is te sup
lily the weild'H ntaiUcts with tin best
wines produced in Hungary, fret front
any adulteration.
Mr. II. U. Hlayinaker, agent of l.an
easter, 1 'it., Im by Hie (ieveiiiiueiitV
general ngciils of North America Ihiii
uppelnletl itgent for l.niieifler for the
sale of these wines, which 11 it liettlcd
ill lliitlu-resit.iiiidertliehiijiervi-jiuiiertli
Hungarian Ceveriiiiiciil, and bear the
eiigiual pltilectivt laliel of the Royal
Hungarian Ministry for AgriciilUire'eii
the Imttles.
LOITIS Wi:.STKRGAARn,
linpeiiiil iiiui;Rey:il Censul of AiMrin
Hiingiiry. m:vi
T. A 11. lll'.MI. if iNslll-VTi:,
vr.i'iiib'.v., pa.
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Al.I.ANIJHUK
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ROCHESTER LAMP!
Mxty Cundle-Uglit; Ik-.its, them nil.
Anether Let of Cheap OleUs for UaiitiutOtl
SilOVtk.
,rm:"ii:itKi:i7ne.v"
Miri'AI. MOUI.MNO and Itl'ltlimt CUSHION
Weather Strip.
HeaU Ihcin nil. Thlsslrlpoulvunrsallethcis.
Kffivtuitliot-eld. Mopxrultlliixef wludewj.
l.cludi- Hie dim. Kiv.oiitsiieu- uml ruin.
Anyone can apply II nu waste or dirt uiadelii
apiiljinalt. Oiu im rllt.-d nnyuhcrtwiin ,ile
In Ijerp, reudj for um I will net tpllt. wuri.er
shrink -.icuslilen strln Islhe mwt vrfct.-uAt
iiv.'iuiV,jiMu iiu iwtuu siury ui
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