, 1875-02-13

nesB, and As nei voMa ByHtcm remained undls-
turcd. lie was widely known and loved, and
aod rcgEettel W Ill save the MohAwks.
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WAUIxIISIIA.
4 summcr-Rcsort In Its Wintor~f2urb.
Correspondence ay Tia Chicago Tribune.
WAuKEsuA, Wis, Feb. 11.-Tho throng Of
pleasuro-seokors who, six months sgo. filled tho
streets Of this village with gays,y mud fo. drank
Of her sparkling springs, and praised her lnany
beauties, would hardly ,eco2nizn thoir charming
little FRIEND muiIled up, az el,e now Is, in her
supwY attira, aud faat aseep, to all outward up
pearaneeA.
Tho change came On quito gradually: vo lin
scrUd through tho long. bright days. whiio
others left frightened 1t the ttst chilling blast.
But ne vers moro than repaid for our Whiting.
Nover did summer die moro gently; never e.td
Autumn streW Aer zrAvs moro tonderiy with
tbs glorious wealth Of falling leayes- Tbs fail
ing year took on tho misty haze Of Indian snu-
mcr, and grew old gracefully. But, alau that
was long Agol 1876 wots us from our rovetia Of
:" mild Decay" or drnama Of a sunny pleasant
Doason in this retired spot, and ne have discov-
ered that :" WsukeshA was 4 hummer-watoring-
place, and "Waukeslia ss \ wtnter-home," J" xre
two quite different affairs.
LEW, very 1BHg AoktQ-b9bKctH, uk0 OuT-
selTes, nrs scattered about tho village, braviug
the drearincss and tho solitude. for thu sake Of
the puro air and tho puror water but, for the
m0at part, tho l,osoln and bon1ding-houscs
g, All asn toyless, empty, and forloru.
The SNOW lies uudssurbed, h foot deep, on the
aters Of tho Fountain House the Bruce House
ii dGhertei, BaTo for m occasional dnnce. At
rare intervals, a stray "bummer" pits in al
appearance II tho Exchange, nhero lie il offered
hid chrlce Of roou1B aud Is eagerly ballad Al au
adyenturer from the nutBde world.
There is still track ''across lots" to DctheB-
da; aid ono can, ~ Usual, haTe the water fresh
from tho Hpting, FREQ Of chatse, md ice-cotd.
spring hayo suffered no deterioration under tho
change OF ownership. Capt Hondry who is
hero looking after tho interests Of bis recent in
roatu,snt, promises improved grounds ard am
pier facllltios for enjoyment at tha "Park, +"
Tho otl,or aprings-Horob, Mineral Rock. Whits
nock, Orchard eto. otc....-aud the "Lathean Welt"
aro doubtless still bubbing md flowing. 1t tho
surrounding barriers OF ice and suon over mott
away, VIC will 60 nod SEQ.
Tho stone walks. At oncs the admiration and
tho abomnaton Of yisi:era. arc now thoroughly
cushioned but the middle Of the ssreet Is The
principal foot-path. This sleighinE ia hno but
able.
1le pooplo Of the villngc--naany Of whom,
during the summcr-time. ara entirely occupied
In caring for tue " "ofeatura comforts -" Of The
"stranRefs that .fe NJ within .,ia thsr gates
among saa q ni f.ros D.S. s .nd
merry-n1akings Of various lluds. were quire tho
order ot tho day during tho TAIL aud carly win,
Dexter Bullara entertained their friends worry
handaom ely at their respective homer.
Ihore we're ssrerat quits gay weddings about
the time Of tho holidays The many frlenda Of
NJ, n n f{n1 A. 3o.A1
Tho 1fov. Robert noyd, made tho OCCASION Of
thrir marriage tho time OF extending their good
wishes in very substantial manner.
Now Years Day MAS duly obaetycl. Twenty
ono gentlemen, In four different conveyancas,
made the sotito rounds, aud said thu. they had
slipped, during tho day, from Ill eups OF COT
llr. Severance, OF Milwaukee. haa dauciug-
lnrgoly attended. Just now the class ia voty
much agltated over tho myatcriss Of tho ''glilo
waltz.
Carroll collogo. under tho able management
OF Prof. ". L. Rankin, is In full operation. It
his large patronage from thu country; anu
private iRmiliea ata roady to take students at
$3 per week, and "throw OF" II they 70 home
Friday nights. They could not offer tho nama
terms next AuErsst. II any Of tie PreabyterIan
friends Of tho College doubt tbs necessity OF sn
endowment for this institution. let them listen
to tho report OF The Hynoillcal Committee that
fav9ss 1t with / visit ue1t weak.
There ts Botne religious interest In the place.
Tho members OF tho different churches socm
quits stirred up and active. The Rev. 3lr. Cor
don, Of Chicago has boeu assisting tho Dapist
pastor.
OF late, the main topic Of discussion among
tho little knot Of msn gathered at tho Poet.
O1lce durlng nall-tlms las been the very cold
heather. Tho cotdest period for eleven years.
growls tho s' Oldest lnbabitant." II froze my
cars In bed last night howls countrymau.
All The week long 10 have sat BY ths glowing
conlAre, looking out occasionally into tho drea1-
ness aad the storm, sud thinking Of the poor
and tho ahelterleBs, the sulrerorB on the from
tier, and the destitute In our groat eitiaR
Heaven pity them ALL
q tho long md lrnasy Winter!
o tho cold kna cruel Winter
Ever thicker, thicker, thicker,
dr0xs tho lcs On take hnA Elyor;
Ever tlaeper. DEEPER deeper,
Fails tha snow oer Ill the laudscape,-
1Fala tia covering snow. aud dritteth
Through thu forrSt, round the village
9Ur1olE QuEcKsIoHT.