Butler citizen. (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, December 20, 1889, Image 1
>l. XXVII 'WILLIAM ItAND. * • MIMDIUIL.. r fW)I 3<j s-MAiN.sr. HENRY HIISIIL I I NORTH MAIN STREET, I3XJ TJIID R, - "P.HJJM 3sT'A DKALER IN I ;ipc ;111< i House Furnishing (roods. ! ~ THE STANDARD V'W - " v . : Wm rotary il < - \\ SHUTTLE \3J \> W S - SEWING fUA mr MACHINES, i (2500 Stitches Per Minute.) m * St f Agricultural Implements, Kramer Wagons, Buggies Carts, Wheel Barrows, Brammer Washing Machines, New Sunshine and Howard Ranges, Stoves, Table and pocket Cutler}', Hanging Lamps, Man ufacturer ot Tinware, Tin Roofing and Spouting A Specialty. WHERE A CHILD CAN BUY AS CHEAP AS A MAN, There is no Doubt As to where you should buy your new dress, it economy is the object you have in view, and you will agree with us, after you have examined our line and prices in Silks. Satins, Cashmeres, Serges, Ilenrettas. Broadcloths, Flannels, English Suitings in * plain and novelty plaids. r XT N" JD E R W E: A R bVr J.adics, Cents, Misses and Children which we know can not be equaled an) tvhere foi value and price. Blankets. Flannels, Yarns, Plushes, Velvet*, Ribbon, Hos iery nud Notions of all kinds. CARPETS, OIL CLOTHS, AND LACS CURTAINS In all the new fall patterns and designs. W'e are ~huwim the grandest line of Ladier. Mjsses snd I Uiildrens «D i AzzKzzS Ever brought to Butler, to convince you that the place to do your trading is with us.all we ask is that you call and examine prices and be convinced. T l»() ITT MAN'S, —Leadin;! I >ry (-roods and Carpet House, Butler, Pa- Wux o()(ul «_iilts for your children, your fathers, \<iur mothers, vour sisters, vuiir brothers, your cousins, and your aunts. liny tliein, we say, in fact you will have to buy them, as you cannot get them for nothing. You do not get anything in this world without pay—the only question is v.heth' <• to pay straight or indirectly jjcticioua prices. i he Grocery Dealer could give you a gift ol Dry Goods if ho marked his Groceries liiph enough, '1 lie 15aby Doll Dealer could give 3'ou a gift of a Suit of Cloth* s it he marked the Dolls high enough. Ihe Book Dealer could give you a Wrap as a gift if he marked the Book high enough. And so on in all the lines, for that is the way it is done, ilo;\ would you rather buy your gopds? Where you have the largest assortment to select trom. where you aro sure of getting square goods and square prices, and where vou will know just what you arc paying for each article. therefore you will buy at Ritter & Ralston's, J. R. GR IKB. PROF. R, J. LAMB, GMEU & LAMB'S MUSIC STORE. NO- 16 SOUTH MAIN ST . BUTLER, PA. So,e A - ents for Butler, Mercer and Clar ■ i ion counties for Behr Bros. Magnificent Pi * New by & Evans' Fianos, Smith- American and Carpenter Organs, Importers vßfc' theCelcbrated Steinmeyer Pianos, and «r dealers in Violins, Bruno Guitars, and All Kinds of Musical Instruments. SHEET MUSIC A SPECIALTY l'iatn anil Organs sold on installments. Old Instruments taken in exchange. Come and see us, as we can save you money. Tuning and Impairing of all kinds ot Musical Instruments Promptly attended to. THE BUTLER CITIZEN. Soinetliinji' to Say. To everyone this week, ami il will In- til \Olir I"> j and 11>i11 kof it U'H have tIK- most ooniphit» lino of childiens' hats, from th« | solid all round school caps al 2oe, to the finest and nobhiesl i hats made. We have the largest .stools of reliable underwear in the county, and are at our populai j low prices. We have everything in tlu Furnishing line. We have one price and thai the lowest. We like to have people lool at our goods and get the prices COLBERT CST DALE 70 S. Main street, Butler, Pa. Do Not Be Puzzled What to buy for a Christmas Pres cnt, bat step into the i w York Bazaar And see the mammoth display ol useful articles. We will mention a few articles here: Fine silk handkerchiefs, linen and lace handkerchiefs, silk and cash mere mufUers.silk and plush neckties, fine dress shirts, collars and cuffs, suspenders, culT buttons, scarf pins and an endless variety of fine jewel ry suitable for ladies wear, kid glovee for ladies and gents, new styles in ladies neckwear, a fine silk or cash mere drees, aoloak, a fine linen table cloth, a nice pair of towels, make very useful presents. Wo have an elegant stock of fine umbrellas, muffs, boas, capes, pocket books,silk throws, fancy linen goods and a hundred more useful articles too numerous to mention. Remember tho place, THE NEW YORK BAZAAR The Wide Awoke and Popular Store Opposito BUTLKH, - PA. Willard Hotel, W. 11. BEIHINCr, Prop'r BUTLER, - PA. STAUI.ISU IN CONNECTION. SAMPLE BOOM for COMMERCIAL TUAVELIIBN BAMPLK KonM. LI V Kit Si IN OONNKCTION Hotel Vogeley ( Strictly First C HENRY L. BECK, Prop'B. J. If. Fatjbkl, Mituaguf. Sutler, Pa. Diamond : - ; Hotel, Fronting Diamond, But lei , Pa THOMAS WASSON, Pro'r. Good rooms, good meals, stabling in con nection, everything fir.it class. NIXON'S HOME, fc. N. MeKEAN 3f., Ui ri.KK, PA. Meals at;all Loupi. Open all night. Ilrcakfast £5 cents, Dinner a cents. Supper _'s cents, Lodging -o cents, SIMEON NIXON - PROP'H. HTEHMULLER HOTEI. No. ad and 90, S. Main St., BUTLER, - - 3?-A.. Near New Court House -formerly Donaldson House good accommodations (of travelers. Good stabling connected U d 'tic. ly> II Piop'r. Hotels and Depots, W. S. Gregg is now running a line of carriages between the hotels and depots of tho to^"^. Ohargeß reasonable. Telephone No. If, or leave orders 't Hotel Vogeley. (iooil Livery in Connection OAV Livery Stable. New Stock, New Rigs. —OPEN AND NlGrtT lloraes fed and boarded. PETER KRAMER, Prop'r 39, W. Jefferson Ht., Butler, Pa. Wm. F. Miller. Manufacturer of Stair Rails, Balusters and Newel-posts. All kinds of wood-turning (lone to order, alw Decorated and Carved wood-work, such n: Casing, Corner bldfclp, Pantfs and all kinds (il fancy wood-work fur inside .leonralion ui houses. CALI. ANDSEK SAMPLES. ! Something new and attractive. Also FURNITURE at iowestjeasb prices, I Store at No. 40, N. Main street. Factory at No. 69, >', WoaUuigtvu ttxteu bI I I.Li;, i'L>.NA PROFESSIONAL CARDS. J A i. warn* <■ r. wii^ow SCOTT A WILSON, A t T«>ItNKY s-AT I.A V. ! Collections a spt . iult) "ill ■ai N.i ■ :)'jUiu I Mhmm, Mhr. fk JAMES N. MOOHII, ! ATTOBNI£« P -AT-I.iW >»b NorsHY fI'IIJC. Ojtletf In Itooiu No. 1. Second O'joi IliiaellOll lUi'tk. entrance on Diamond P. W. I.OWRV, attorn kv at law. Kooiu No.X AnJi-i.>ou Building. Hullt-r. fa. A. E. RUSSELL, ATTORNEY A l 1. V\\ . Oitiee on second door of New Anderson BloeK Main St.,—near Ulanioiid. IRA MeJUNKIN. Attorney at Law, Office al No ir, Fast Jetter joii St.. Butler. I'a. W. C. FINDLEY, Attorney at Law and Keal Ksfate Agent Of flee rear of L. Z. Miulicll a oldce on uorth side ol Diamond, liutler, J "a. H. H. GOUCHER. Attorney at-law. Office ou second floor ci Anderson building, near court House, Duller, Pa. J. I-. BRITTAIN. Ally at Law—Olßce al S. E. for. Main 01, and Diamond, Ilutler, Pa. NEWTON BLACK. Att'y at Law—Office ou South side of Diamond Butler. Pa. JOHN M. RUSSELL, Attorney-at-Law. OlHee ou South side of i>ia 1 moud, Butler, l'a. C. F. L. McQUISTION, ENGINEER AND SIRYEYOK, Omn near Diamond, Bdtuii, P.. ! C. M. ZIMMERMAN. rfIYSICIAN AND fcChOtON. Office at No. 45, S. Main sired, over Frar.k;* ' Co'S Diug Store. Bui lor, l'a, SAMUEL M. BIPPUS. Physician and Surgoon. No. 10 tVunt Cuuningh*m .St., BUTT.TiIR, rPIGTTIST'A. W. R. TITZEL. PHYSICIAN SUfIGE< IN. j M. W. Comet iviaia and Noriu sia. B'O :PK.N IT'A DR. S. A. JOHNSTON. DENTIST, - - BUTLER, PA. All Work pertaining to the iuxi«il«u exccut ed ui the neatest manniT. .S|>ecialtlcs :~C!old Fillings, and Painless Ei tr;u*tton of teeth, Vitalized Air administered. Ofltrr on JtlTeriiOa Street, one door tut oM.unrj llou»e, t'|i Ma Ira. Offl.ie open dally, except Wednesdays and Thursdays ('ominnii t_, mull icoelve prampt aivei«(t(HV, XI. U.--!he only iR-btlst lu liutlrr using the ; best nifikt'i of teeth, L. S. McJUiVKIiV, Insurance and Heal Estate At j't 17 F.AST JEFFERSON ST, PA. E. E ABRAMS & OO Fire and Lite INSURANCE iiiuuraucu Co,of North America, incor porated 17S»"*, capital S3,OOO,U<Mj and other atroiic companies represented. iN«w York Life Insurance Co., assets iH0.000.000. Office New llueelton liuildinv n?ar » • ' BUTLEK COUNTY Mutual Fire Insurance Co. Office Cor. Main & Cunningham Sts. a. C. HOESSINO, Phksidknt. WM. CAMPBELL TRKABUKKR 11. C. IIKINKM/VfJ, SK?U¥TAuy liIRIiCTORH: ,f. 1. Purvis, Samuel Anderson, William Campbell J. \V. liurkhart, A. 11'outiuau. Henderson Oliver, (i.C. Roesslmc, .lapieil Stephenson, l>r \V. (ryit'-i flfury Wliltuilre. J. »■'. i'ayior. 11. C. Iletiiemnii, LOYAL M'JUNKIN, Qon. Ag't. BUTLER, PA. BUY YQUB HOMES United Security |.lf t 4lhaur.ipce and Trust Co.. of Pa, Money to Bay Homes. • Monthly dues uot more than a fair rent. Pay ments decrease yearly, lu event ot death prior to completion of paymeuls, balance ot en eumbrancc canceled. Money to Loan. Real estate bought and sold on commission. Wanted houses to rent and rents collected. L. G. LINN, No 38 South ]\lain St., Sutler, Pa. Over Una's Dru&Slore. BARGAINS IN Wall Paper. For the next sixty days we will offer bargains in all our and embossed wall papers, in order to reduce stock apd make room for Holiday Goods. J. H. Douglass, Near Foatuffiee, Butler Fa Subscribe for the Cmzsji. BUTLER, PA., FRIDAY, DECEMBER 20, ISSi) CHRISTMAS AT BRACE URIIHiE lIA LI,. 1 Tuth ..uJ SCireß WASHIStrto. isviNo. W hen 1 woke next luoiniiig, it K euied J as if all the events of the piecediug eveu | ing bad been u dream, and n.dhiugbut the ' identity of the ancient chamber convinc ed me of their reality While 1 lay mus | ing on my pillow, I heard 'he sound of lit | lie feet pattering outside of the door, and a whispered consultation. Presautly a choir of suiall voices chanted forth au old Christmas carol, the burden of which was: Rejoice, our Saviour he was bom On Christmas day in Uie morning I rose softly, slipt on uiy clothes, open ' cd the door suddenly, aud belield one of | tbe most beautiful litlle luiry groups ibat a painter could imagine. It consisted of a boy and two girls, the eldest not more than sis, and lovely as seraphs. They were goiug the rounds of the house, sing ing at every chamber door, but my suddeu appearance fiighteued thctn into mute hucbfulness. They remained tru a mo ment playing on their lips with their fiu gets, and now and then stealing a -h_, glance from under their eyebrows, until, a j if bj one impulse, they scampered away, and as they turned an angle of the gallery, ! I heard them laughing in triumph at their j escape. : Everything coiispiied to ptodiice kind 1 au.l happy feelings, iu this ntionxhold of ' old fashioned hospitulity. The window of in) chamber looked out upon what in aum • iner would have been a beuutital land (scape There was a slopiug lawn a tine stream wiu.ling at the foot of ir, aud a tract of park beyond, with noble clumps ot tiees, and herds of deer .it a distance nss a neat hamlet with the smoke from the cottage chimneys hanging over it and a church, with its .lark spire iu strong re i lief agaiust the clear cold ski The house I waa surrounded wifh evergreens, accord inp to the Kuglish custom, which would have given almost ail appearance of sum nier; but the oioruiug was extremely li'OS ty the \ apor of thu precediue even ing huil been precipitated by Ihe odd, and . overeil all the trees au.l eveiy hla.le nl grass with its line crystallisations The rays of a bright morning sun had a da. zliug enect among the glittering foliage A robin perched upon the top of a moun tain ash, that Luu? its clusters of ied her lies just before my window, was basking him.tell iu the sunshine, and piping a lew querulous notes; and ft peacock was dis playiug all the gloiies of his train, and strutting with the pride undpraiity of a Spanish grandee on the ten ace v.ulk be low. I had scarcely dressed myself, when a servant appeared to invite ine to family prayers. lie showed me the way to a small chapel in the old wing of the house, where. I found tlie principal pail of tbe already assembled iu u kind of gal lery, furnished with cushions, hassocks, ami luikic prayer books; the ..eivants were seated on benches below. The <>l.l gentle I man read prayers from a desk in tiont ol the gallery, and Master f-inion acted us clerk and made the responses; and 1 must do him the justice to say, that he acquit ted himself with great gravity and deco rum The service was lolloped b_y a Christ loas carol, which Mr. Bracebgi.lgu himself had constructed from a poem from bis fa vorite author, Derrick; and it bad ).t»en adapted to a ch\Uf |i by Master ai there were several good voices among the household, the effect w as exircmely pleasing; but I was particularly gratified by tlio exaltation of heart, and sudden -ally of grateful feeling, with which the worthy Squire delivered one :<fanza; his eye glistening, and his voice rambling out of all the bounds of time and tune: "I'is thou that oivwti.t my silitlevUig he^r|h With nielli, Aud giv'.st n;e AVi\s.,d,ile bo.wH-* to drink Spic'd to the brink J.ovd, Us thy nlenty-dropping hand That soiles nty land Aud iriv'st me for my busliell sow no. Twice ten for one. 1 afterwards understood that early morn ing service was read on every Snnday and saint's day throughout the year, either by Mr. Bracebridge or soine member of the family. It was once almost universally (he case at the sears of the nobility and gentry of Epglaud, and it il<4» custom is falling into neglect; tor tbti dullest observer must be sensible of the order and sereuity prevalent iu those households, where the occasional exercise of a beautiful form of worship in the morn ing gives, as it were, the key-note to every temper for the day, and attuneh every spirit to harmony. Our breakfast consisted ot what the Squire denominated tktt# old English tare lie indulged in some bitter lamentations over modem breakfasts of tea and which be censured as «uion e ~ the causes ol modern eflemiuacy and weak nenes, and the decline of old English heartiness and though he admitted them to his table to suit the palates of his guests, yet there was a brave display of cold meats, wine, and ale, on the aideboai.l After breakfast, I walk s, nbout the gro.iuds w.tii Frar.k Bracebridge and Master Simon, as he was ca;le I by every body tut the Squire We were esccrted by a number of gentle liitir-upjjs, 'hat beamed loungers tne establishment; from the friskiug spaniel to the sUady old stug hound —the last of which was of a race that bad been in t. e family time out of mind —they were all obedient to a dog whistle which hung aL Master Simon's but ton hole, aud in the midst of their gam bols would glance au eye occasionally upon a small switch he carried in )ii>band. The oli} u.aujiuu bsid a still mere vener able look iu the yellow sunshine than by p„le moonlight; and 1 could not but feel (lie lorco of the Squire's idea. ILat tbv fonual terraces, heavily nioul ed balus trades, and clipped yew trees, carried with the.tn an air of proud aristocracy. There appeared to bo au unusual nuui ber of peacocks about the place, aud I was making some remarks upon what I termed a dock of them that were basking under a sunny wall, when 1 was gently corrected in my phraseology by Master Simon, who told me that according to the most ancient and approved treatise on hunting, I must say a musttr -:i peacocks. ''ln the same way,'' added be, with a slight air of ped antry, "we saw a flight of doves awVi lows, a bevy of quaiJu, a. herd of deer, of wreu-i, or craues, a skulk of foxes, or a I building of rooks." He went on to inform me that according to Sir Anthony Fiti berbert, we ought to ascribe to t*ii s bird understanding mid glory; for, be;y,j prais ed, he will presently set up his tail, chief ly iifjainst the sun, to the intent you may the better behold the beauty thereof. But at the fall of the leal, when the tail falleth, be will mourn and hide himselt in corners, till his tail come again u* it wa< I could not help :iniliug at ibis display of small erudition on so whimsical a snb ject; hut 1 found that birds of consequence at the Hall; for F;&nk Iliracebridge iu formed uiu that l bey nere great favorites w it'., his lather. «ho tu j extremely careful to keep up the breed : partlv becau»e they belonged t.. chivalry I and were in great request at the -tatfl) baxqneta of tb* olden time and partly he cause they had a p.nnp aiid magtiiticcnce about thtni highly be<.omiuy an old fami ly Inanbion. Nothing, be Mas a. *. u.'.toiOed lo say, bad an hir of greater -tate and die nity, than a peacock perched npou a unique stone ballustrade kfastes Simon bad now t<> hdrry oil h*. ing an appointtuenl at the parish cbur. ti With the Tillage choristers W tin Well- to perform some music of nis selection While we wore talking, we beard the distant toll of the village bell, aud I was told that ihe Squire wai a little particular in having his household at church on a Christmas morning; considering it a day of pouring out of thank* and rejoieiug for, as old itisier observed, — '•At Christmas be merry, u«d thankful Hi thai And feast thy good neighbors, the grtat with the small." ' If you aie disposed to go to church,'' .ai.l Frank Bracehridge "I can promise I you a specimen of my cousin Simon's mus | kal achievement.) As the chuivh u des titute of an organ, he Las foime.l i 1.an.l from the village amateurs, and established a musical club for thei. improvement, l.c has also sorted a choir, as be soiled n.y l'alLei's pa. k of hounds, according to tbe dilections of il.akt.a,.. .u Lis Country Contentment;: tor the ba»s he bas sought out all tbe deep solemn mouth* and i..r the tenor the'loud tinging uiouibs i.moug the country and for sweet mouths,' he has culled with ciiriou., tdfte among the prettiest lassies in the neighborhood, though these last be r.f firms, are the most dith. ult to keep in ; tune; your pretty t mule sin/or beit.g ei ceedingly wayward and capricious and very liable to a. i ident As the morning, though frosty, was re inaikably fine and i leai, the ui..«t ot the lauiily walked to the church, which was u very old building of gray stone, and stood neai a village, about halt'a mile iioui the puik gate. Adjoining it was u b.w snug parsonage, which seemed t.ic.al with the church. The front i.t it was perfectly malted with a yew lice, that had bccii traiued against lis ball? through ihe tlell.se foliage ot which. apk-ltiilrS l,.id I.ten formed to admit lighl into the an tique lattiieS. As We paj.-<t»l thia slieitei ed la.it, the paiioll limited l.*lth Slid pie Ced U.S. 1 bad eipeeled to we a sleek well con ditioned pastor, such a* is often found in a Htiug living In the vicinity of a rich pat roll's table, but I was disappointed The parson was a little iiiHagre, black look logman with a grizzled wig thai was too wide, and stood oil'from each ear; so that bis head eeeined to have shiunk awiij within it, like a dried tilberl in it.s .shell. He wore a rusty ooAl,wilb great skills,andporkcisthut would have held the church bible und pray er book aml Ins small legs eciucd ill •smaller from being planted in lar"e -hoe decorated with t-nr.riuouc buckles I wa= intoriued by Frank Uracebridge that the pars..n had been a chntn ot l,i« father's and had received this lniog al'tir the latter had come to his estate He was a complete black-letter huuter, and w.-.nld scarcely read a work printed in tLe Roman rharat ter on reaching the church porch, wt ivund the parson rebuking the gray headed ae.v tan for iia ting mistletoe among the greens with which the church was decorated It was, he observed, an unholy plant, pin fane by having been used by the Druids in their mystic ceremonies, and though it might be innocently employed in the fes tive ornamenting of hall < atul kitchen, yet it had been deemed by the Fathers of the Church as unhallowed, and totally unfit for sacred purposes. .So tenacious was he on this point, that tbe poor sestou was obliged to strip down u iireat pait of the bumble trophies of his taste, betore the parsou would consent to enter upon the service ol the day The interior of the church was veuera Me, but .simple; on the wall several mural monument a of the Kracehridges, and just beside the altar, was a tomb of ancient workmanship, ou which lay the ethgy of a warrior in armor, vrith his legs crossed, a sign of his having 1 been a crusader I was told it was or.e of the family who had -ig nalized himself in the Holy Land, and the aiiHic wiuue picture hiicg over Ibe tire Jllace iu the the hall Jiuiing service, Muster Simon stood up in the pew, aud repeated the response* very audibly, evincing that kind of cere monious devotion puntnally observed l»y a gentleman ot the old school, and a man of old family connexion - The usual services ol the choir were managed tolerably well, the vocal parts generally lagging » little behind the in strumental, and some loitering Lddlei now aud then making op fur lost time by trav £ling over a passage with piodigions celer ily, aud clearing ruble bars than the keen est fox hunter, to be in at the death. Hut the great trial was Ibea uthem that had been prepared and arranged by Master Simon, aud ou which he had fouuded great espec tatiou. I nluckily there was a blunder at the veiy outfit—the musicians became hurried; Master ,Simon was iu a lever, ev erything went on lamely and irregularly, until they tame to a chorus beginning. "Now let lis »ing with one accord, ' v. hieti seemed tu br a signal for parting company all became discord and coufusiou, each shifted for himself, and got to the end as well, or, rather, as soon as he could; excepting one old choirist, iu a paii of horu spectacles, bestriding aud pinch ing a long sonorous nose, who, happening to stand a little apart, and beiug wrapped up in bis own nielody, kept on a quavering wriggling his head, ogling his book, and winding up all by a nasal solo of at leant bars' duration The parson gave us a most erudite *er muu on the rites and ceremonies ol' Christ mas, and the propriety of observing it. not merely as a day of thanksgiving, but of le joicing; snpporting the correctness of hij opinions by the earliest usages of the euurch, and enforcing theiu by the author ities of Tboopbilus of Ccasarea, SI O'pii uti, St. Chrysostoui, St. Augustiue. aud a cloud more of Saints and Father from whom he made copious quotation-. 1 was a.htlle at a loss to perceive the necessity of such a mighty array of forces to main Lain a point which no one present -*£uU.ed inclined to dispute; but I »oou found that the gocd man had a legion oi ideal adver ycrsaries to contend with; having, in the course of bis researches on the subject ot Christmas, got completely embroiled iu the sectarian controversies of the Revolution when the JVuitaus made such u fierce as atiult Upou the ceremonies of the church, and poor old Christmas was driven out of the land by proclamation of Parliament The worthy parson liveil but with tiinr' past, and knew but little the pre-ent. 1 have -eldom known a sermon attended apparently with more immediate effects f..r on leaving the church the congregatiov seemed one aud all with the joye",/ oi spirit so esidestly enjoined by their pastor The elder lolks gathered in kt&t» in the 'cLonlj-arJ. grseticg a-1 •i.ukuig it.ln.l* and tlie children nu j crying 'I If 1 I Ir 1 and repeating "tut uu. onth rlt> u»e-> »te k the p*i ->o. who ha.l joined us, iufxroed me i,*d t«a Landed doV i* lr.>Ui .1 .\ .4 t.l » "tr lif >1 lagers doffed their hat< to the -qiti. ras he passed giving bllli the g.H.d wlilr- d tlie se4st.ii Willi •Vciy" appeal all. c ol beailtelt siuceiiti anil t.eie invited b> hlili I" the ' hall to lake bometbifa* to kce|> ..at the i colli ol the V lalhel anil I heaiii I4r-*lligi I uttered bv Mrwkl ot in* poto wbi« U «.on , i in. Ed Die thai ui the uii.lit «.f hi' euj..J" I lOtlit.-, the worth/ i.1.l i a', alter ha<l 1...1 f«-i | the tiue Lliri-ilma, futile i• 1 LailL, | \\ e had liot been !• >Uil hoUie, when lit# | _..UU«I of iuu u was heard fr.xu a d. tau. e j A baml lit eoUlitrr lad i, witbottt vdttt . their .lee\ e_" decorated wilk irreeuJ and clubs iu their hand - were eeii A.lran, ing up the avenue, followed Uj a uaiulter of villager-, an.) peasantry The_v ,t..pp. d be lore the hall do«»r, where the &IQIH rtruck up a peiuliar air and the lad* per formed a cariouj aiid iulncate :»d van. retreatiug, and their clubd together Keeping ti*. t liaie lo the niusi. , while one whimsically crowne-l with a foa'a akia, U>e tail ..i wbuh daunted down bu ba. a. kept capering r un.t the skirts nl tbc daucc ati.l rattHbg a '"hr; t inai bos ntfh many aulic ferticttlatn cj rte b.juir* eved tl>u> taricttui exhibiuua with gr«at interest am! delight, and ga~« me a full accoact of it« r-bub be traced to the tiuie* when tbc Kouiai.) beid pusjcision cd the idaa.l;plainlj pi. thi* %. aj a lineal defendant vf tbe tword j dance of the aneieuti ll n bow," be ; said uemlv extiiitt. but he bad .i. widest j ally met with traces ot it in tbe neigbb. ] hood, and bad er.conragcd iu revival , tuou e b to tell the tr.ith. it «ai too apt t.. | l.e followed .ip by cadgel-plaand broken beadi ia thu evening After tlie dan<.e wa» con, lude) the whole paity vsu enteitaioed with biawn and beef, and --tout b.-nie lire Wad The Squire l.iin .-ell iiU'iiij/ tbe i.tatici and «hj ii-cei.ed with awkwaid J«tn ofdeteicU.i and repaid ll 1' j tl Ue, 1 pviceiVetl Io or thier ..I tlir Juunger a< they were lai inf their tankardj lo thrir uoolthc when the thing ot a gnuia. c an. l givtnr *-a. h xtbr 1 the »ink toll the ilioiiieUt IheV »augbl iu eye tlie) pulled I**i.«« ta. « - .li t V iie ,1 ceediugly den.Uie tt itb - in. u however, Ihfv all -.ecilled 111..re al tbril Ca.-e till sailed *»Ci*ilpati..tt4 alol aiuUJe iueiili bad iiia*le bio. well kn..ivii IluoU(»b out the bci(jhborh...Hl He wa • a vL-itor at er«ry farm honie and cottage ?.t*»tp«d with the larmeri aud theii wite* i..mped with their dany.btem and. like that type of a \ arrant bachelor the bumble bee t.dle.l the sweet* iVoin all the n..y li|i.4 of the country round Tbe whole 1..>t1-e indeed -W-euied abandon e.l lo lueiiiuienl ail pa-'.-.l to mv t.-n. 1., dress for dinner, I heard the ■ ■not »t innate in a small court,au«l ibr..oirb a v. indow (hat . . lnn.au.led it. 1 pti.ei' ■ d a hand of wandering liiusoiam with pan dean pipe.', and tambourine, i pretty . .lqucttish hi-ostmaid was dan. tag a jig with a stnart country lad. wbile Kv'eral nt the other serrinu vrere looking on in tbe mid it of hut pr.it, tbe fill ( i.»;h! a glimpse of my face at the v ind..'' »r. l coloring up ran .'.if with .u air of rrgui <h atfected coufa^iuii roc liixvcu f had iitiishc.l my toilet and was l.dtei ing with Frank nracebridge in tb. librurr, wliiiii ve beard a di*taut tUwa. ling *ound which be informed me was a -ignal i«.r the serving up ol" the dinn-r The "S.jnue kept up old customs in kitchen ai well as ball, and the rolling pin stra. k up .n the dresser by the cook, summoned the s^r T ants to carry in the men' Just in thM nick the Mok knmt.l tl:nr And all tbe waiters in a t'ice, His summons did obey. Lath serving u>nu, with diab m band, kfarched boldly up. lik.- our traiit band Presented, aud away The dinner was Jtrif A up in ibe g>eat hall, where the Squire always held his Christina* banquet A bla.iup.rankling hie of logs ba.l been heaped Ml In IV til... the spacious apaitiuent. and the rtauie Went sparkling and wreathing Up the wide mouthed < hiinney Th- great picture of the crusader and his •white horse had been profusely decorated with «reen* lor the ocasioa and holly aud ivy h«<l likewise hem wit.allied round the helinel and weapon* oil the opposite wall, wbi.h I un.ici;t">Kl ware the arm* of the <ame warrior. I mint own, by tlie bye, I had alreag Aoubts about the authenticity of the painting aud armor a- haviug belonged t* the etnnidtr they certainly having the stamp more rectal day hut I *».■ t.dd that the paint ing had been >o considered time out ol mind, aud that as to the armor, it had been found in a lumber room and cletat ed to it* present MIHIIIUII by the Squire whu bt on. e drieimined it IMS the »NU..I of the family hero, and a. he wai absolute anthority on all such subject s in hit own boiiJehold, the matter hu pa > J into cur rent acceptation, A sideboard vu act out jost nndei this ekirilrii trophy, on which WAS a duplay >d plate that might bare tied iat least in variety i with Hil shaker s parade ol ibe Vessels ol the tmi pie; ' 'flagons, I an*, cilpl. beaker yoblets, basin*, aud ewer-*, the utensil i of good companionship that bad gradually Rfciiniulated through manr generafi'»n jovial housekeeper*. Before these ».>«d two yule randla' beaming like two -*tar) oftbehrit magnitude other lights were distributed in branches and the wh.de ar ray glittered like a firmament of silver We weie ushered into this hanqiu-ting scene with the sonnd ot wia»trtlsy th« old harper being sealed on a -tod twei.le the ire place, and twanging his in tr i raent with a vait deal more power than melody. Never did Christinas board du play a more goodly and gratioiu a -~eis blafie of countenance those who were not handsome, were, at lea d, happy and happiness is a rare improver of y..ur hard favored visage I alway consider an old Kngliih family as well worth studying a a collection of Holbein's portrait . or Al bert Durer's prints There i; lunch ant. qu&rian lore to tic acquired, mu> h kuowl edge of the phy iiopnouiiei of former time Ferhapi it ma> be fi.uu bavine • .-nl in ual ly before their eye? those nm - of old f.-tini ly portrait;, with which the uian ~,n < of this country are stocked. certain it i ih.u the q'.wiu; ituiuie . el' antiquity ire »tfeu UlOhl faithfully perpetuated m the HI au cient line , and I have trai ed an old fatu ily nose through a whole picture gallery, legitimately liauded down friuu the time of the Conquest. Saatlhiuf of th« kiml wa* to be I'Lvrtid .u the worthy ouipa y twuiiud uie. Many o| their la. . had evidently originated in a tiothi-- age. and Keen merely copied by .ucceeding genera lion- aud there was «me little gill in par ticular, of t:iid deiiieau<>(, with a high Koniitii n<>se, and au antique vinegar aspect, who was a great favorite of the I squire' *, Wing as he said a Hr ~ thole all over, and tfce *et7 . ...mterpart ..i oa. j of}.; «h- t £ nrrd in the • . ;t j of lienrv VIII The parson »a.d grace, f to. h was ... t | toi lemilar >.ne. such a? u ul ; tdJreJSii to '.he Dsitj u th«i« uaaer# buf % k»:»£ »• •urtlr, w#ll «*f tb* *»»• n»Bf v Taitit B ■ i J-» i >1 K-M»rtLu/ tt | |K-iU>l wlkei. ilitilj t£.« t ili«r - iUirJ I *h« L«li * 'li » >««• .1 «»• I imJk a i»«* alka4c*l f»» • • **« lu««• h «t4« Willi 4 hr/r *4l liffbl tti'i l«*4« • Ml el I di*h. *'t* Hrtkft* l» »*1 ia « ; h«4*l «ir» tlttt I' IrtttJi/ Wittv A IvHWi ta it 3 hj--utti. »).u k *a | ■ ill* pt«*l I -.ii.ai.l. a! tt*~ L<-vi -i ill# it btr Tuc CD -U.rUl lbl« |.l/- ill 'kt>U It? «H''i tu.'b^rj: .i i, „ a 2 . . h at »l i.ir 1.-, i.u ..f«b.. i. (►„. , UIMIM «a n bu.» fin iLr Squire. ratv tVith ut air «f tLr uiuM «...«. ' IC PMTit/, atl • »t.t CiiT. t !b>- tr.l k«. -a .1 w tiirh *i' »- (hQm . Caput apn .lcirr-> Hnlilea) laailri 1 Kxjll :.*» lli» Lead in liadJ briuK ! With irarla&U* trajr.ao.l ruuroMry I i-ray .>u ail -vn<« •V* Kb i® con»f*it» Thnngh pirpaio.l |.. iv t«jr tltf M liltlr ((tuaiiti itin f».'iu Wut| my H'* 1 ' •* tk« <»(f un:.# Il I j«t I the with wti. k -v .»JJ * Ji,h «u Mttalocail ...ui-abai perplftni iu« unlit I k «'h.f>.l r'i ii. itie .-..0. -mi . b of thi S.jmri i£.| tk' p»i ■. c ttal il . .i metot I" ft it. f n.« L »i'i Li4.l -.. Jufc l< iu«ri> - . .«4 ~ r witli U.U. h camaubi th.- « l „i aiiadielsr thriitu.a» J*, T bk« th rtJ v a«t->o. *ai«l the n i b>i : if :• Malel; ieJ pin*:.» in t: it I .t u vi »bi»?rveJ at th* c> May* at «»vK;J ». »hub i*u lJikalr.l V( t:a l hi.-1. u.< tiid -iiig dUaM u br..i*-» t» Btc.| m t<M ckultM/ixilit iu.l jiiiic'ua auJ tbe uu<.le «i i . •>&**» Ull—aU a»> j ItUur-jtluitUll k>UW)B| ifecul M sfca;. 1 goitlii ~| r. I. _ p, .■ U«i are now in tbair jii'ti' Tbe i-arnii b *«ra, fx. *> 8..—1 ' MlmMk -n h » •...mm! *».• ! «a* ttwmyi talea Up I. lib H.» i*kt I tb*U tbr .'KlillUttltl y. Irtl 1., lb*. ll -.tHk 'an » Tr.--. -i. ..I ibe i.ji»l whH-h b- aftrn. «ii ars« I'taa tb«r mu/ *> . it«£» Br *rul an » Mil tbr J(. fimtlWit a . "Uimrul i*l. .i li. jiti llta r -|lag 1 i#u-l tii(f a. v.'H|.ii.i«"l l.y >iu4ry •itMMiOBa •Mr»iiii|| biiii'eli at ri< 1 l» tb« at lai|ie bill r.ii.l.u* Ibrli »«loul. .. .a-l «aii> ihVariant |.> .'iib«* lata au l ..tb. . ..<• ! |«i IJ. be l«» »ki.} |. ..a »i bl * n iult«t I «.l a • til. i - iliimbiitii I uut.l b ti in 1..K.1 ' b. - taibaib- 111 Kb liu.tri . .*!• .* 1,. « taf liraJtil • .t«t Melt bi».. at... ailcLtlt ti* tbe Jir.tw-i**M ul « huifr pUtrl'.il ul lark*} The lable W|»- liter-ill', I,h*Jv4 #Ak (<*"4 i lifel AO>t Jtfr vltlrj itu Iff »t.uil Uk< r 1.1 11.1 WWI wf ■.lriilK ib# knlti • A f-t «*• al li.tml I* Mirirul «irlo»a aa mma tnnW iMUit-tl it, l.eiur. mlir aU't'-tl. Ill* tlml anl C.f ..|<t Ell|fll«ll h.-'Jilfilit? *D>I * J..1141 nt yre Wrr uii.l f>il .»f *Tp«< '»ti.m Tl.rte Wrtt' «eT>T*l lH4«l •|U4tUll . a'pj »r..i xhi h t.i.l eruUntli maMtnnf traditii.Bal in ikcii *1 belli ftia—n t.iit about wiii> b >< I h>! im*l like peat f.Tft ... • I a trc.l r... I fulil u>.| b .w* «i bat l<4k* * r .a u.«!'i..u. tuily Mii>nl«t Wiir. p<*. v~ b * fcathei *. 11l Utllllllua 1.1 Ttie tall -I tl.at hit.l whi< b i»vei«iuNk»ie4 « ■ ter*l*te Us. i lit the t»l.le i r.tr. tbit -n fckeJ *ak k**iUi..ii *»> * pl*e&-?*l.t |».«r, ttnUllb * 'fc v »* ctfMuilr lb* u. .i wit«rth»l ■ iUh bail I -il. It A lf.«.at»l:r* aiil.'llrf 41K C..1.L tl.,- A1...U ll.al b>. . . .l-l ||..( pfc " ill bb-.b 1.1 lb.t II |l» hi * i.fte klllr.i it Tiiui.l In IwliiiM I" Hit WiNt icblr: i, <!•.. n.st K(k*il that M.11<4 fciihiM tut (44 u.t thing* t.> f. hi. L i Jul i littlo girtn. *-f I t» mm luin tlir i.tiirr atakr t..f» .-.I tbw «»rthf • .Id lium- rft l.y wliifh h* «*• «n4«*v..r •Or tn follow tlj,. bt A It limbic Ji»- taDcr. the i|tuunt «( intently I w»< [ill anl iMiTfm to *>• the [r«(i*il jhr.rii t» hi< vhiwH bf it . hthlren *<wl felslivi who i r.l. i.il frklii) into Ik* full nf thrm a Hit -ill »<ll TWMtI iu their p»n h» ibij .l.iwhil#** been p(«i**l at Ujli) ji .«!.«&■ ial i *il with R bull the but lei *b<l Mkrt »#ir»nl» c vetutoi the duties aj i|B#J tt.eni Vt ever ticullk lb*y r.aJ tu "hi l**fc.i u eJ lawk, bii* ibtf. ti.c the b...»! part Ve«u hiuiifflit ii|i iu the L. u rh.-lJ 1-..1 e i..« a int.. l(i-j>m< With the abt«|a ite.t iwrnmu buil the h.iui. rj <•! ili bii.l au.l «.'•! WUf b i.ke.l a|..<b all hi* *kl»Hnl tagtt 1»1...iH b« tii« e<tbl>li»hi-l la »# - t b- b'.ra ble h .iii<k«).ir.< Wlirb iba; *"U4b W.« lefli t#«i lb* Wat lei lia.mgbt 11* a bug# jilvar t# -al .41 rart kii.l. .»n«>a-( workmiabibip wbu hb* eii th* Squire It* »fp#arau.v *u b:nU.l with *•. lanial.- b Ueiiag lb* Wa«ail B<»*l hi inmiruftl iu ( bntiiaai i**ti»it». 1 t.a f ..utrli! • ba*t Ik«h |>l<y*r*>l bj Iba S.j.llr. I.kiil jrlt', t»l it 'aka * i^i. cCaaa. IB tL. .killl'ul laii'lkic ••« «bi> b ba pail .alar I y ptiJe.l InniMil alUifiiia Ibat •! was too lkl(i|.< llaltOlaifUi Im tk* i. u»p.abaw auuulakotdiuai) witaal It **» aJ • Utidii. iDilacl Ibal b igiit wall in**- tba brurt of a t'.p«r If ap Wiibin bin o>uip.<~><*J of the au«l w.o#* kirblj pu«J au«l »w«*t*b#4 Witb i -. laJ kppU < k»kbll| kIXHM lb« 'ttlfca.# lb* ..1.1 jenll#m*i.'« wb»l* .akMIM braUiail wilb 4 #f«ka |.~ k at .iul* tllikf tla-lieLt a< Lr nticird tbia a»#bir bowl llaviug iai<<4 il t« bn hp wiib a baartf Wiib a«f k many C'hri-'liuj • t.. all pi*a»l be tent il UiiminiuK iwun-l lb* U..11J, f>-r every t.n# to follow bi* avanapla aa> to the primitiva atjl# ikg it ' tb# auciani touutkiU »f iro<-l fcalmp wbat* all heart:luet to^ethci Tber# <■ li< i. b ladfbiiig anj ralt>uaf. k. lb* l.ntir-l eUi'iUriil >4 t'hlitfM >• .ib il; cirt ulatril. mil fu ki*s*«l raib'r "flf bjr the laJie- tint aim it rcki b*<t Ifaitcr f'lini'U. he runr-l it 111 ba.lb bam!- »ia4 with the air uf a eaaipakiaa »ra« k up an »M W*, vii 1 dm mm Tbe bruab baialr. Tbe ui#rr; Utowb Us lr Ai it fiwi rnubal iiha.nl a Kill <till. I .at tbe wiirbl >ar what it «til iki Jrink to<m ftU al'. nnt a Uiu-b •>* tb# i-oBf«r«atioo ifttriky 'linaar turnril np-.n taiuily U.p.. t.. wbu-!» I a Itrkiifer Ther# wa bow#vrr a nr#»t J."«l uf rallvuif .»f lli'irt v i<a->n *b*>at •nziie »av wiJi.w. with wba.io b- wa* ac i n*#.l 14 ba\in4 a flirlali-.n flu.* at'k* k iris (oaHiairtd l>) lb* I -a. t•« ».«t n w*a oaimtml the .tinner Uj tb* lat hraale.l obi fentlcmau a*»t lb# par . u with the per<-Veriuf aa iiliiily of k *U»tr houud. I.e\u0 one thaia# Uukf r>M j.ikt.« who thonfb rktli#r 4n!l at -lartinf gam#, are uoriralleil {«>r th#lr talent- Ik bun* in if it dawn. At er.-ry pa»i««* ia tb* f.'Ueral 1 »uver*ati>*a. b<* ieD«*til hi. !>aa terinK Ib pretfr luoch the .im< trrat# kinkmg bant al in# with b«'fh #yea «hra e er h# #ATe U.»'ter >iii»"ti what t»# »'"U •iilere*! a home tbrn-t The Utter .ml##<l. *#eib#>l f..b«l «ft» >ll# l< 1 r4 .ib Ibe rolij#rt. k 01.l ba.he|..|. ar. aid l» fa* JB.l be t.a* kri'krjka til M-nn uw, iu ala uU-b rtwaa. tb# Ml ia iju»» *1,.0 i Wa- k pr .han..i«- |t ba# a..>u.tn ai«l li-- ■• b«-< ••«"» mriuk. Tbr .'IUU. 1 tune pa *.l a»a_i Ua thl» i- » .*t iki.—>ut bilat.ty. an*l tl.. t!.■* ..ill ball laakt ba". I*«. .ii-WJ IR It* tll&a T,:h la. a *• -U* <■ I tl v'*l 1 at a 1..1 i<- al, yti 1 a. abt >b«tk«i! •• aval *iUM* «lZ' :• t»•-1 ji-— i-. jW&Z. 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