THE NEBRASKA INDEPENDENT
December 16, 1897
NORWAY AND SWEDEN
YULETIUE CUSTOMS IN THE LAND
OF THE VIKINGS.
uperatltlane Regarding Nlaeao, the ieo
dlnevlaa fteota Claua-- Prank of the
Hired Man Legend of tM Brother
Vll and Urlinm.
The peasantry of Norway and Sweden
generally build their homos an near each
other m convenient. Often five to seven
familie live adjoining, constituting
miniature village Aftor tho first day
baa passed tbo enjoyment commence.
Dancing 1 the principal enjoyment for
tbo youth, wbile the old people and the
children stay at homo and rehearse;
talc that aro replete with orl and
"Nisnon," or "Tomtegubbon," a he
aim 1 called. Tba lattur i a mlnluture
being that correspond iu many respect
to tho Hootch brownie, but quite
Santa ClauNliko in general appearance.
Tbo talc that aro told have boon handed
down from generation to generation,
and were at one time believed, and even
in aotne districts considerable oredeuoo
ia atill given to what ia stated about
thae amiatural being.
Nissen la the being tbatla of the
greatest interest to tho young. He ia
not a bad fellow at all, if bo can only
have bia way. Where ho live no one
know. It ia supposed that ho spend
tbo daya sleeping in aotne of the bill
or under tbo ground. Although be is
mall, bo la potwoed with super
natural power and can do tnuoh to
shape the fate of a peraon, either good
or taut Ureal care la therefore exer
cised to do what ia known will please
Nissen. Hpeolal attention must be given
bim Christina eve. Hbould'he ootne
around after midnight and bia favorite
diali, romegrod, baa not been placed
ouUida near tho door, trouble will re
eult.
, When tbo people awake in tho morn
ing, they can oipeot to find their cattle
In a terrible condition. Nlsemi general
ly vent bia vengeance on the animal
of the farm. Tltey will bo tired the
neit day, abowing that Nissou ha boon
playing atmie prank with them, thereby
keeping aleep from them. Article in
tbo barn will bo found topsy turvy,
wblle tho home bave been turned
around in their atull, but if the diab
baa been placed out for bim he ia hap
py, lie abowa bia gratof ulnes in deed.
When tbe hired uun In that cuao goo
oat to tho barn Christina morning, bo
may expect to find all bia chorea done.
Tbo horse bavo been ourriud ao tbey
look fine aa allk, while the oowa give
twloe their uaual amount of milk. In
many caaea the wood baa been split
Many superstitious people on thia oo
oaaion bar the door with a piece of steel.
Tbey are afraid of bim, and ateel 1
tbo only thing that Nisson ho no power
over. Ho baa often been known to have
entered the bouse and atoleu food Many
a hired girl oun vouch for tbe fact tlmt
abe baa heard bim climbing about on
tbe shelve of tho larder, and even in a
few cam! he baa Umn aeon.
Tbe youth atill in a manner retain
tbo habit of their ancestry. At eventide
they gutbor together from the email
Village and visit their nolghlxir. Aa a
rule, the ground at tbia time of your i
heavily covered with enow, und the trip
baa to be made on ski. Thia ia one of
tbe most delightful feature of the cele
bration. Tho ski ia the national artiele
of locomotion, nud the boys and girl
are adept in tho art of standing on
them iu the deep decline und rugged
bill. The young people go from neigh
bor to neighbor gathering more of them.
They have often no particular dcntina
tiou, but know they will end oiuo
where. When they come to Homo partic
ularly large furmhonsn, they drop their
akin end go inside. Here everything ii
lu roadine for them iu tho way of
food, drink and music. Tho fiddler
atrikea up hi merry tune, and those
present are hurled into a vortex of mer
riment, In most jmrlH of tho country thia fea
ture ia iu 110 way marred, and tho dance
goe on until late iu tho morning, when
the young go home, only to moot some
where ('tat the following night.
In aomo of the primitive part of Nor
way, aa (iuldlraiiddttlcu and Vosa,
fight were indulged iu iu yean gono
by. ThU custom has not eutlndyi hang
ed, but tbe frttnlltle that were ao coin
moai then do not eit now. Then when
couple went to one of these dance
the girl would generally take her lov
er' funeral gown along, fully exist
ing thai he would need it before the
night hail gu,
lu llm imuth. ni jmrl of Mwndon, Vul
hilt, ft nutttiu diet i very beautiful, ia
rwwguUed by the ieaaiilry. The early
morning not at 4:80 C'brititiuMitay i
ftttenibtl by nearly every tine. The
UiMuber of the eiigrtguitn lue uftn
aa far m aevt u luilee t walk through
tbe miuw Tin V iihim friMn all dtreo
lt 4i tit deh gui iin, entlt rarrjrtug ft
bug de iipnu Mlih b ft pit ff plU'U
ia burutug A llm urrwudtiig are
Itll in a.ikiH. the ti.hi 14 thowi
nmvlHg liithit uan iHte veui. r U tut
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the .tuilry h4e ft lather vilir k
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perflaona mm, tbo door flew open, and
tho brother Orbam and Ulv entered,
bride, and ho wa out for revengo, An
ftttatik wua made, Tbe women huddled
together, while the men tried to rally.
The brother hod wlwl the bridegT(M;rn,
and Ulv wa a lout to plunge bia dag
ger into hi hreuxt. Then a terrible
cranh waa heard, and it aeeiufid aa if
10,000 demon were on theoutiddo. The
brother hUxmI a if traiinllxed, They
knew it wa Agaurdreieu, and they
faltered. Tho door flew open, and Ulv
wa adzed by tho throut and dragged
on tbo ontNldo, Then the people gather
ed in the hotiHO heard a ahrill whiz, a
of aomething flying through the air,
and then all wa quiet, but Ulr wa
never aeon agulu. Hi brother (Jrimiu
wa badly hurt, but recovered, und 011
C'briNtmaa evening in year thereafter
be told to tho children the wedding fee
tival that wa vlxlted by ANgoardMreien.
MinneoiHjll Tribune.
CHRISTMAS GREENS,
A lioeatlful 'u(iii Wlilnh (,'oiut to V
from tho Itoman.
The fuNhion of (lin king the bourn with
green aa we do at Clirlntma date
back into old Uoman time, when u
feat In honor of Huturn wa celebrut4Ml
and the temple of tiio dwelling were
dreawtd with green bough powiibly a
remnant of that tree worhip which,
"in Itielf," nay Hunk in, "I believe
wa alway heultliy," when "the flow
er and tree ure themwdve beheld and
beloved with a half wornfif plog delight,
which i alway noble and healthful."
Tho planU iiiont in demand for church
decoration at (JhriMtmu time iu Kng
laud aa well a in thin country are hol
ly, bay and laurel. Knglixh holly i
aometimca imported, hut tho American
holly, which come from Virginia and
other acction of tho Mouth, 1 a very
good aubatitute for it. Tho bay i the
rartmt plant of tho three in thia nouu try,
but ground laurel 1 commonly aold and
1 one of the uiot effective, of the ChrUt
ma green.
In decorating a room with ('hr)Htmu
green it should bo remembered that a
very light touch of color (would be uwxl
with green and that tho mit objec
tionable, of all thing i too profuwi dec
oration. ChrlNtiitua green are uiiuully
kept till after Twelfth Night, which
occur on Jan. 0, und th y should cer
tainly In) eleareii awuy by the ad of
February, or Quellcum day, or other
wiM, an tradition ay, a gnhliii will
appear for every green leaf left behind.
It certainly inunt bavo been a tdovculy
bouHewifo who would b avo her ChriMt
ma green up fur mt many week, and
gubliuH of iliwimteiit and uiii'leaiiliiienH
would liennri' to invade Nuch a Ikhihc.
I'liilad'djiliia Timen.
flirUlniM In IteniiiHrk.
The triHi in alway lighted on (7hrixt
ma eve iu Denmark, and the family all
meet together then, The older iNOpln
get their prcMeiit on a plate at their
place at the table, mid the ehildreu'
gift are on the tree. Hi Mint gooNe i al
way the chief feature of our tUirintma
eve dinner and a Ilnh of rice i eaten
on C'hriHtmuH evo U fnro dinner i erv
Oil Apple fritter are eaten luntcad of
plum pudding. ('brlMma day itmdf ia
ohm rved wtrietly a a religion fetival,
but tho day Ufuro and tho day after
Chriktmaa are holiday. The theater
are ou, nud tho young pi-ople give
dauii. Our little lUuinh ehildreu do
not know almiit .Mania ('lain. Tin v
bave instead whet they cull ft Kiiwcu, '
lueanlug ft t hrUtmaa brownlo in the
abape of little old man with largo
gray Urd who ia tuppum! to live un
der the grouiuL Aunther Dnuialt uptr
tttion ia that al midnight tltrUtma
ovo lh eow in the Matin rim and low
lu awlutittloM, and on 4'hritiua eve
young inaiileii tell their ft r turn by
brvftklug IhewhilM of ftii rgg Into ft
glawi of water and Web bing the ah
il awuiuea,
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lug ftt "llppy CbttttiuMit" m U ttL
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la Ilia 4aMM t'l lk an MlHtf
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la MmmI aala aviU)
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Jatltri ft ICalkal at (WmH fcka taa
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fi to reduce our p
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Ml Ufa fta4 WtJ riftWf Vf iftftafc,
CHRISTMAS FEASTS.
OLD TIME DINNERS OF AMAZING PRO
PORTIONS. What They I'miI to Kat In th Day of
Klnf Arthur Hoar4 Head Herred With
Ceremony An Ancient Ulaser to the
1'oor.
It i almost impoMHlble to nay when
the ciiHtom began of celebrating Cbrit
nia with ft aumptuou feitet. It i cer
tain, however, that the obw;rvance ha
never lapHed Nlnce Kiiglixh hUtory lxi
gan. WbiHtlecraft, a wriu-r who delved
deeply among tho tradition and record
of the reign of King Arthur of the
Itouud Table, doHcribc tho ChriMtwaa
dinner of that day in vcro:
They r red up Minion, veolaun and wild
IxHir
By hundred and by tem and by euorea,
loKMli'd of lioney, klldiirkln of muNturd.
Muttun and fatted buevo and baon iwlne,
Heron and bittoroa, pvaouvk, awaiiaaiidtiua
turd, TeaL iimllird, tilauon. wldtfnona and, in fine,
I'luin puddinga, pamtakea, afpla plu and en'
terd.
And ttierowlthal thay drank good Oaaoon wine.
With mead and al and eidor of our own,
For porter, ponub and negua were not known.
Thi bill of fare in doabtle more
poetio than accurate, yet it ia not far
ont of tho way. One notable omiion
ia that of the waall bowl, for waail,
though it waa drink of tbo ancient
Druid cf tho third century and prob
ably earlier, waa for many hundred
year a favorite Uritlh drink and came
to bo ditiuctivo feature of Cbritinaa
feata It wa flrt made of ale, or what
waa then considered ale, awoutened with
aomething that did duty for tbo more
modern ugar, Jut what that wa i
today unknown, but it waa awect. Then
tbero wa toat, and there were rouwtod
orab, put biing hot into tho bowl a
queer drink, but auch aa it waa it wa
liked.
A time went by the rocipe wa va
ried till, perlmp 1,000 year or m
later, tho wamutil bowl wa illle4 with
wino, well wanned and apiced, with
toawtiid brood and roontod apple. If
wine were not obtainable, alo waa uaed,
bat tho apple were deemed iudixpona
bio and really aocm to have been an
improvement on crab. Doubtlea it
Wa tbe white pulp of tbe apple that
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guvu wiMiiiu urn uiiaiiniim ut uuiu e
wool, " and it wa therefore an anocb-
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roniMin mat crept into 1110 mcoouui 01
King Arthur' fcat when tho boy with
tho mantle cunt a apoll over tho table, I
for it i told that on that occunIou only '
ono knight found hi aword aharp
enough to carve the boar' hood or hi
hand tteady enough to lift tho lamb'
wool without apilling it. 1
It will bo noticed tliut King Arttiur
bad neither turkey nor goee, though
both of them aro now dlMtinctive fea
ture of the Chrietmu fcaxt. The tur
key wa not tuken to Kngland from
the eut till tho aixtoenth (Mintury, and,
though the gixwo wu known before, hi
gastronomic value o!mN not to bavo
been discovered.
Hut if Arthur' feaet aocm gargan
tuan It wa a frugal repast compared
With those that came later. Uervuso
Markhum describi a "moderate din
ner" of about A. D. JflOO that would
answer for Christina in the following
amazing way :
"The lirst course should consist of 16
full dishes that is, dishes of meat that
aro of substance and not empty or for
ahow as thus, for example: First, a
shield of braun with mustard; second
ly, a boy I'd cupon; thirdly, u Isiyl'd
piocu of licef ; fourthly, a chine of Ixicf
rested; llfthly, a neat' tongue roatud;
aixthly, a pig rested; seventhly, chew
ets baked; eighthly, a goose rusted;
ninthly, a swan rusted; tenthly, a tur
key rostnd; tho eleventh, a haunch of
venison rested ; the twelfth, u pasty of
venison; tho thirteenth, u kid with a
pudding iu tho belly; tho fourteenth,
1111 olivepye; tho lll'teeiith, a con pie of
capons; the sixteenth, a ctihtard or dow
acts. Now, to these full dishe may bo
aibled sallet fricases, queliuo chow
and devised paste, as many dishes more,
which make the full service no less
than two and thirty dishes, which is a ,
much as can conveniently stand on ono
t a lie and in ono mess. And after tbi
manner you may prosirtioti both your
aecoiid and third courses, holding ful-1
lies on one half of the dishes and show
in tho other, which will l both frugal
iu the splendour, content men t to the
guest and much pleasure and delight to
the Isdiolder. "
Hurely a "mulerate dinner" like that
would make it lord mayor' banquet
peetu atiugy, yet there I ampin evidence
that tucu feast were, uot uncommon
"In thai elder day." Noi everyone,
however, w l auch ft lahle, oven w hen bo
could alTunl It, for i'epya rw ord a diu-!
n r given to the jr by hir dMirgn
lKiwiting one I'briiUua al which uofb-'
tug waa aurviMl but bmf, istrrtdgn, pud-1
ding and srk, It may bava Uu better
Ibau the rrcipleiiu usually bad for
everyday far, bul they oUt It a uieau
eutertainimm for t'brielinaa
The bear'a tuat, a t Wtdl kiumu,
waa fo aundretU el year U plei da
rviun.a of awry wall rigulaM llrtl
tab i'hrUtuiaa Iwl, and it liai Uu
UvM by aiM wrtlvta Ibal il Uui the
favorite U auaa of gviirral tbatra lt
rtiml ag4lut tba Ja tb i4ntilliai
f sa A fa 4ttbla raaaal 1 Ibal
I ha taair waa lb Durtl t4 ail tba wild
tala ef Iba wutty, and killing hlia
Waa lb ktb a, htautii of the
kuulMiiaa. I but, agalu, bia road U
IV ri ! a.
NV balater lb taa last fvl died
WaA f4 Willi grxal pau(v ll ea
nv4 ift J la A I pt wrvsiai
II )ai ai4 ea4 aa laa Waaaeai aaa i
ftawt ! 4 fcaia ava4 It atnait
Ha fait liuti Mil a-wa a i'.ia aaa,
lt eikl.i iaee taaa4Mlo aa aaa
!
aa.a be atauatf, aaSaalta la al ftaa
1 ae teMa. atMl aSf(wla ta laa aa
aaa aa4 tea aelt a,Kai aiftw, taa a laa
llaaaatt, taa awat all aaaMNtl llaaarla aa
faatWea alia laaat aa4 lwbai allft IkO
kiaa
Tbo ebaaaiaj tdf ko 4lki 414 tA")
aaflWoii ketav Ibo reratutaif 4
kttUf It lata) Iko Uaaal kali ftf
great bouae waa moot imposing, for it
waa not brought without a procession
First came a runner in a horseman'
coat with a boar spear in his hand.
Then ft huntsman in green with a naked
and bloody sword. Then two page in
sarcenet, each with a mess of mustard,
and last the bearer himself, chosen for
hi ize and strength, proudly holding
tbe huge silver platter on which tne
boar head lay.
Such wa the plainest procession that
entered, alway with music, for a
I Christmas carol was al way sung. What
the magnificence of the wealthiest houses
wa may bo imagined from the fact that
King Henry II, having caused bi eon to
' be crowned during hi own lifetime,
' himself served a bearer of the boar'
bead at hi son' table and wo preceded
by tbo royal trumpeter a he entered
The splendor of these ancient feasts
would doubtless aeem barbaric now, but
the profusion of tbe viand seem won
derful. In comparison our modern
spread aeem mall, and one wonder if
in tbe elder day all men were like the
one who died only lutely and who
made ft reputation by ft single remark,
"The turkey i an excellent bird with
ono serious fault he i too big for one
person to eat and not big enough fox
two. " David A. Ctima.
aata Clao la the ftoath.
"Whew! What would tbo children
amy if they saw me in thi rig?"
Tba Useful Holly.
If we Ixdieve Pliny, the Roman his
torian and naturalist, the holly i a po
tent tree, exclusive of it Christmas
privilege. A far bock a bia time it
wo planted near dwelling bouae to
preserve them from lightning. The
learned philosopher not only tell n
thi, but say that it flower cauno wa
ter to freeze, and that if a staff of its
woixl bo thrown at any animal, even if
it fall short of touching it, the animal
will be ao subdued by it influenoe aa
to return and lie down by it. A the
American holly bhxmi in June it will
be easy to try tho effect on water.
Holly ha also found a place in medi
cine, but it involve such heroic treat
ment that 1 fear tho faculty will scarce
ly approve it. In many district of Kng
land tho country tstoplo advise you to
thrash your chilblain with holly leave
and assure you that it is a jicrfcct cure.
It may bo. There it ha also been reo-mnmcndi-d
iu a decoction of the leaves
for rheumatism and for intermittent '
fever. Louieerus recommend it for a
pain in tho side commonly called "a i
st it-h. j
KluM'ji nnil deer will eat, belly in hard
v, :!!'!, and branches lire fed to cattle
bi fodder in France when other fond;
It, iiMive.
The holly of Kuropo and tho holly of
lii!- United BtatcN em li will grow to be ,
a tree of Homo 40 feet in height. The
-. '.-! is even grained, white as ivory,
e:."i-pt in the heart of old trunks, and
!,;! .' an exquisite polifli. it has been
niie h iimmI fur "inlaying." Many arti-1
cIch said to he of elioiiy, such as the
bundle Nof ti iipots, etc. , are holly stained.
Snnla t'laun.
Once upon a midnight dreary, us I ;
pondered weak mid weary over all t lie
Christmas presents that a boyish fancy
draws, while with sleep I tried to tus
sle, tried with ull my might and mus
cle, suddenly I heard it rustlo, like the
noise of Kauta Clans, Though with
fright I fairly shuddered, for fright 1
had no cause it w as only Hanta Claua.
Then I listened more intently to tbe
sound that crept up gently to my cham
ber, where my wonder almost caused
my heart to (miuso, and I heard the can
dy spilling, a the t'kiug be waa till
ing, and 1 wished I'd left , shilling
there for dear old hanta Claim Ami tho
noise 1 In ard to plainly iu the room ad
joining mi' waa only Hanta Claua
Anxioua imw to get a sep, down the
stairway did I creep, all liupatieiil far a
glance, all hough agaitul the law a, and
il tilled my heart w ith dread, aa With
udibu fear be fled ami Jumped into
mamma's Usl naughty, naughty Hanta
Clauel And the at 'ilea thai we boar
each year ara aa Ihiu a summer gauM.
Fraud tup ndoua fant.i I'laual
A rhrtatataa iliA.
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fttftHHag a'pMtras In rkank t Iko
Iftftday ftftrf CtlltailMM m I'a la lUrai
In Ik w Bvanaail ki tiif ovftatit
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$1.75
$350
$125
$250
bay ft aet of trlole
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boy aet of triple
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al triple plated tipped
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bay ft aet of section
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tfC AA buy a set of Antique
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$8.000.
die Knives and Fork
Chairs
dJJ CA buy a aet of cane
ipXvU neat, brace urrn, oak
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tf AA buy a aet of eitra
igU.Uv beavycaneeat brace
arm Oak cbair.
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at n aa
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Rockers . .
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f! Dinner Sets
H $450
jj $6 50
boy a 73-pieco deco
rated semi-porcelain
diooeraet.
buy a 100-piace dec
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dinner aet.
buy a f 10 100-pieco
aeml-norcelaln dinner
aet, decorated.
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diooeraet.
Knives
25c
buy a good
two-blade
boys' knife.
50c
buy a tbree-blad pearl
baodle kuife.
buy a warranted three
blade kuife.
bay a ii blale, pearl bdl
warranted knife.
H75c
d Razors
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ipi.UVHarety Hazor.
V 00 EL A bay a genuine 8tar
J,' ftpa.UV safety razor with 2
r, blade leather cane.
1 tf CA buys a geuaine Hwed
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i t 0fflfihuytho best razor
tPuVD made.
d Skates . . .
11 Aft buy a aolid ateel pair
f tVC skates, worth GOc.
f Cfl buy a pr Kllpptr Klub
C Kkate. blued top.
buys a pair Dickie plated
club skate.
Cf i CA bay a pair of bard-
' tpl.dV ened steel nickle pltd
f skate.
t Sleds - - -
t UVC with steel shoe.
f ilvC sled, large size.
i( I7C buyacoaster with spring
J I wC stwjl runner.
f. flj CAbuy the best iron
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