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The daily gazette., 1879-04-25
GRANT ON THE USE OF TROOPS
AL THE POLLS.
From the New York Sun.

i
The Republicans of Maryland, IN 1866,
foresaw defeat to be inevitable at the
then pending fall elections of that year
unless they could bring about state of
things that might create necessity for
military interference, upon which their
last hope of success rested. President
johnson referred the matter to General
Grant, who reported on the oath of Oc-
tober, 1866, as follows: $50 far there
seems to be merely very bitter contest
for ascendancy IN the State. Military
interference would be interpreted as Civ
ing aid to one of the factions, no matter
how pure the Intentions or how guarded
and lust the Instructions. 1t is contin-
gency hope never to see arise in thi'
country while 1 occHpy the position o
General in-Cbief of the Army, to hav,
to send troops to State in full relation
with the general government, on tb
eve of an election to preserve the peace.
U. S. GRANT, General.
The daily gazette., 1879-04-25
Personal.

Hon. Ben jamin +. Buffers lhe@
psIi down al S75, 900 year,
Lord Lytton, Viceroy OF .s. lnal
the trouble TO deny Officially 'la% ala,
n gold medal to Miss Cook, cH'N
er.
After Nine. Gerster has nl.sD'1
brief season in London she Why T,'l
her husband to Italy for a le" -'7
and then return to America
Wagner twelve years ago eiolIs ~, IssI
Won Bubw's wife. Won bulo" p.rrs sa
played tor the benefit oi a pS,s w,s
fund for propagating muse u w. "" :,
Miss Genevisve Ward, VINO ", Wa 4 4
for Europe, had only been IN ansa,,uI ,ne
try about one year, ana Ie' ,'1rs ens ati
are said to have proven niv' ,,Iul
than pecuniary success hei p6js p,6",j,sI
in Boston were the most eiisa4s m,, elu
" received, Mr.. Longfeli0" v
menting her in person.
The daily gazette., 1879-04-25
Success of the Georgia > r.
Loan.

GEORGIA has just disposed Of n
four per cent. loan to her OWL ..,,
without the expenditure OF ara rt,
the way of advertising or eOlnu na' !
and it is quite justified in iesIDs ,,,,]
nroud about it. When Mr. Gam .r \
Legislature, brought forward + 'a,1 =, N
Of such a loan he was laughed ed, ,1s M u
felt sure he was right, and A'p.i M N,
a vav till he succeeded in getting Id I'd a,
tbropeh. The result has fully y
his confidence. .,r caye ID
The State Treasurer Simply VT gIr and
that tho bonds were to oe A nnter,q 4
have all been sold over Dl' ,a .0 ,bs 4
out any expense to the . S'Ai', i'r,s,tsn
bull bulk being taken by small all. l1f''s, nf c,,1
scarcely any going outside ana ,no's ~ were
while orders for $780, oVV ir noan dspl
hand when the last had Os''
of. ors courn'
There could sl,,ss 1s Df financial soaa,' ,a,'
pna pn1Ua good 90 judges already pre- pfs''p' now
whole Indebtedness ~.'' u, interest,
seven and eight per cen' tb,, rsdid
soon SO o be refunded in fouFs' '1alss '"u nd
| the burden of the interest,"
Ione-half.-Tinies' 1
The daily gazette., 1879-04-25
THE SCHOOL ELECTION.

The election for members Of the Board
of Education will take place on to-mor-
row week, there being thirteen members
to elect, two from the Seventh, Eighth
and Tenth Wards, respectively, and oHe
from each of the other Wards. Among
the latest candidates named are James
H. Price in the Sixth Ward, Daniel
Kenny in the Eighth, and II. Weeks
and DR.. Read j. Mckay in the Tenth
No candidate has yet been found in the
First Ward unless Mr.. Alfred d. Poole
the retiring member desires re-elec-
ton.
The daily gazette., 1879-04-25
COAL OIL IN SHAD,

A. large number of the Delawa shad
that was sold in Market on Wednesday
last, were 80 imgregnated with coal oil
that those who purchased them returned
them to the dealers. In conversation
with dealer this morning, he informed
a reporter of this paper that the fish con.
tanning the oil were caught up the river
bu' all those caught below New Castle
dlG not contain any oil. The reason as
signed for the oil being in tho fish wa.
the heavy rains of last which overflowed
the oil refineriss near Philadelphia, anC
carried the oil into the Delaware,
The daily gazette., 1879-04-25
REDUNDANT RHET0RlC
[W asAington Post.

It was Squire Edmpnas, o. tns
bash ). a cousin Of the Senator from
mont, who remarked to brace OHM
jawed lawyers who were arsulhga.
before him "When you gen'lrllsia
through your speeches YOU VIII nll
decisionin this drawer; this Cear'ss
to dinner"
We can't help thinking lla
speeoh-makiDg now golng en
Capitol will have as little ialA'a'
making up the popular verne. y. Y,
questions on issue as the arsainsl11
Squire Edmund's Court had 90 III!
ment.
The daily gazette., 1879-04-25
PAROLE AND His succp,.
AUhoR OF A sKRIxs or o,
rs II THE IT,. oAASD AI,.,

"oAoh OF A skRIxs OF G,.
xs l. THE UNITED taAsp .1A1p. AA'',
LONDON, April 24.-rh.
msnt -, Is made in this ma,na1 'e an1aogaul
,hs I'M MI Mr.. +. eretton has ran',ss pron,ss; Tns
ms four'year-old colt, i,pndp'ose p,vposed @a
ling, against Mr.. Pierre rII"Ol'y, ! "a, aySsl
role, role over the last mile and nSS','1afa, h,,,
Cesarewitch Course, for Nsa Ssooa all.Iida
weight or aye. A TELEGRAM vv',oo " a'ids
has been sent to Mr.. lorilI,-'a1 !, '1s etts
run during the Second Snriara S''''ra 4 and
which begins May l3. r''"S Aeelll
1t is generally conc.1o, |
Chester Cup is at Paroles a iOarc, ,aat
tnonght the nearly circular a',oy, ro as
suit MIN, while the weigh, ,o,'e ,oaf'e vi
Is not believed to be TOD % bs,, iA poua2
Is also consider sure comns,y "easy, paQl
ioodwood Cup, two mia. reu,of iOtl
,s.. 1e run G, Suly 81, for which it !. '1all ms
that Silvio and Seton, or soms ~ laOag|
famous horses. will represent ~ p s'la
verneuil and Clocher viii .hnsaaI
france, while K,ncs.n. the u,n ,,up's,
year VIII represent Hungary ",pusf ,an Y
Ing the grandest international raa ,aH aiI
run. idce I'D
Apropos OF the above propo.et ,.,
it was rumored at welLkn,uw,n lae
resort last evening thatA Lew. ~ ,ae \ |
IL, President of the Loui,y,ne' " Ils'I
Clno, was negotiating with pisr,sIIc r 'Ici3 y
lard Tor series of five natcbes e ae u
for the next five years, Al sl0 s% .as "
ny. Lorrillard to run a ,hree.yo@o, s@ =, ~
his own breeding against oes ses'.a
named by MIR. Blark, bred in JSe Ke,,NJ 70
To equalize the chances Az far ,aVa's1 J. Nv n
II is understood that Mr.. CIart Pn1 !. y
lect three thrse-year.ods al A gvaas a. y
one Of which must run the racT 'Jas ,h,.
OF the races will be run at I,oni, v,ll. vun
two at MaInmOuIh Park. and ,hs.
choice for the ffih shall be tossed ,Sa. "a,
Should these matches be arr,n. w,
series of grand Races may be Its, ernS.
that will rival all the grand inr.,,'
contests OF the past. '''
The daily gazette., 1879-04-25
Doangs Of European Re,,l|
ahd Socialists
LONDON, AprlI

LONDON, April ., lsJ
The Emperor and Empres. Of R,
have left tor Liyadia.
Queen Victoria arrived at Paris ye,,
day on her homeward journey.
The inundatiOn of Moscow and ylcu
has destroyed thirty-four railroad brj,
The Porte estimates that 2O,O0 h
are necessary for the occupation ofb
melia
The Emperor and Empress Of Aus
are celebrating their silver wedding
Vienna.
The daily gazette., 1879-04-25

HEAVY SUIT.-Trial of the suit to re-
cover $4,000 from the County Commits
sloners for the drowning of DR.. Joseph
+. Gride, Is now going on in the Kent
eastern Shore) Circuit Court. DIR. Grce
was drowned last August, while attempt
ing to cross temporary bridge over Back
creek, at Chesapeake City.
The daily gazette., 1879-04-25
New Bond Books.

New bond books have been ordered by
the city, in order to issue the four-and-
a-half per cent. bonds, which were dis
posed of yesterday. The blank bonds
already owned by The city provide for
interest at the rate of and per cent,
and hence will not answer for the last
loan,
The daily gazette., 1879-04-25
RECOVERY OF A STOLEN BODY

UTICA, N. y, April 23'-The body of
Harry Burrell, which was stolen from
the cemetery vault at Little Falls on
Monday night, was accidentally found
on Tuesday morning secrered under a
barn at Jacksonbury, on the canal, three
miles west of Little Falls. Tom Kane
of Little Falls, aged about twenty-five
who bears the character of sneak-thiel
and freight car-robber, has been arrested
as one of the principals in the theft
The body was not mutilated.
The daily gazette., 1879-04-25
The Rodgers Mansion.

Judge Woottsn Is having the Tenth
and Market street property sold for the
purpose of transferring the title, VIII ch
was in his son, to himself, and not from
body should run it up it will only make
him pay additional fees to the Sheriff.
The daily gazette., 1879-04-25
Tho late General Taylor ne

Tho late General Taylor never sought
to have his citizenship restored or made
any effort to regain his property after
volumes in New York few wears ago
which, upon inspection, were found to
contain his name on the tiy-leaf.
The daily gazette., 1879-04-25
FOOD AF sAsr
A Substitute yor D R u GS

FOOD is made q curative agen -Dy con
centration and artificial digestion, and
Is SO simple in its application that The ad
vice OF Physicians Is not required.
Thousands of recoveries from chronic
diseases are reported, where the best meJi
cal skill has failed.
Many Of the best Physicians throughout
the country are DISCAkDlNG DRUGS
and using the BLANCHARD b Loo ID
AND NERVE FOOD with the most graf
flying results, permanently relieving all
forms OF Physical and Mental Debility.
The Dyspeptic and Consumptive Patient,
sufferers from Maiarial or BloOt Poison
ing, together with the entire list OF COM
plants peculiar TO the Female Sex find IN
the use OF this Food sure and speedy re-
lief.
The daily gazette., 1879-04-25
COassinR Vessels at a DiseeuI
HOW THE AUTUMN GALES DRN0RAltI
TAE FLEET,

TAk FLEET.
Shipping men are loudly cOnpsd
of scarcity of coasting vessels at Ph
delphla This spring. Thousands Of 4
of coal are lying at Port Eictn !
awaiting transportation to difsd
points, but vessels are not for:hcOmi
The legsnd "Vs-sels wanted" is n|
seen around End aud Walnut street
well IA upon Second street. The lad
vessels IL accounted for by tie fact
nearly 200 were host in last autunus h
while many Others have gone lulo|
SoUthern lumber business aud tho q
sugar trade.
The supply being unequal Oths
maud, the freight quotations have
an upward tendency. Rates TO Ky
Island and Boston were not long !,
quoted at Sl.l5 and Sl.3 respeeuv|
while present figures are 10 and !
with prospects OF another advance, /
man who could put in fleet Ofschd|
ers for the next six weeks mlal Iel
good sum and be male happy VIII
shower Of blessings from wonbOes
perS.
The daily gazette., 1879-04-25

The safest, surest and cheapest remedy
vet discovered for that disordered condi- :
ton of the liver, known az" "billiausness"
is DR.. Bulls Baltimore pills.
The daily gazette., 1879-04-25

Hundreds OF cases OF BRIGHT'S DIS
EASE OF the Kidneys have been reported
cured. For Neuralgia and Rheum tic
Diseases Ii Is nj most n specific Physical
and Mental Debility from the use of A leo
bol Opium and Tobacco or from any un-
nam able cause nd In this Food u natu.
raj and pot remedy.
The daily gazette., 1879-04-25
Nrw YORK, November 70. 1877.


DIR. V. W. BLANCHARD: During the
past year have prescribed your various
preparations of Food Cure, > nd feel happy
TO say they have Iaet my most sangulne
expectations, giving To patients long en-
feebled by blood poison, chronic disease,
and nerue force.
PRoF. CLEMENCE =. LOZIER, NJ. b.,
Dean of HON. Med. College and Hospital
for Women, New York City
The daily gazette., 1879-04-25

"For the year past l have cOLstaStly
prescribed THE BLANCHARD BLOOD
AND NERVE FOOD TO my patients OF
all ages, from eighteen mOLths To eighty
three years. In every case the result has
been exactly that claimed by you. IL Is
by far the most valuable and reliable
Tonic have ever met with.
EDWARD SUTTON SMITH. NJ. D.,
20 Irving Place, New York.
The daily gazette., 1879-04-25
the RlANCHARD
Blood & Nerve FOOD
Isa Pure Concentrated LIQUID FOOD,
prepared directly from the
WHEAT KERNEL.
without Fermentation, and retaining all
OF Its
BLOOD NERVE AND BRAIN
restoring elements In natural state OF
vitalization.
Nervous Debility

which underiies all forms q. Chronic Dis
ease, Is speedily overcome by the use OF
this Food.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-02-06
BANK NOTICES.
FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD.
STATE OF LOUISIANA. /

STATE OF LOUISIANA,
Executive Department J
Whereas, authentic information has been by
me received that one r. 4. HEITMAN on the
second day OF February, 1879 was brutally mur"
dered In the parish of Lafourche at or near the
city of Thibodaux; and whereas. one HINTON
DAVIS is accused of having committed the
crime and. whereas. the said Hinton Davis is
now at large and has fed from justice.
Now. therefore, l. FRANCIS T. NICHOLS.
Governor OF the State Of Louisiana. have
thought proper to issue this my proclamation.
calling upon the good people OF this State to
give their aid and assistance in arresting and
bringing to justice the said Hinton Davis. in
order that he may be tried for said crime.
And now. by virtue OF the authority In me
vested by the laws of this State. hereby offer a
reward OF FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS for the
apprehension and conviction of the said Hinton
Davis for said crime. Description of party as
furnished: THE said Hinton Davis is a colored
man; black complexion; five feet and eight
inches In height, weighing about one hundred
and forty-f1ve pounds: allows his beard to grow
all over his face. but his beard never grows
long; has the habit of speaking aloud when
alone, and his voice is very hoarse; chews TO-
bacco. keeps his Quid loose in the front part OF
his mouth he has high cheek-bones."
Given under my hand and the seal Of the
State of Louisiana at the city of New Orleans
this fifth day of February. A. D.. 1879 and of
the independence of the United States of
America the one hundred and third.
FRANCIS T. NICHOLS.
Governor of the State Of Louisiana
BY the Governor:
WILL. A. STRONG, Secretary of State
fon &C.,
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Company, corner Carondelet and Eighth streets.
New Orleans, January 10, 1sT9.-Certifcate No.
of the capital stock Of this company. dated July
IL, 1878. having been lost or mislaid. notice is
hereby given that unless the same be produced
at this Office within thirty days from date
hereof, a new certificate will issue in lieu
thereof, and said certificate No. 1871 be declared
null and void.
RTVIERE Saarafary
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We have In stock the finest assortment
VISITING CARDS In this city, which we fur
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Parties having Pledges at Harris Lo an
Office upon which interest Is due. are hereby
SATURDAY. February the fifteenth. to avoid
forfeiture and sale. fe2 lat
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MHsCELLANEOUs.

WANTED TO RENT--In private family
w two nicely furnished rooms, with or with
cut board. Apply at 2s2 st. Charles street.
fPg it,
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-02-06

The Regular Menthiy Meeting OF the
Louisiana Sugar Planters Association will be
held at their office No. "a Baronne street on
THURSDAY, sixth instant, at ~ .. m. In ac-
cordance with the articles of association. nomt-
nations for officers for the ensuing year will be
made. to be elected at the annual meeting to be
held March 6. JAMES II GIEFEN,
fe9 SuWeTh Secretary
Minnesota stats tidning. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1877-1882, 1879-09-04
G>nn luftem.
tUr Familj- -Journalen.)

De finnas, hvilka pasta, att mellan
ALA menniskor maste ovilkorligen
ega rum antingen sympati eller anti
pati-att tvenne personer, som sam.
mantraffa, icke kunna forhallande
till .hvarandra intaga en- likgiltig
standpunkt. Sanningen af delta pa
staende ar trodd endast af ett fatal,
af 'fertalet f6rnekad-sasom fallet
alltid ar med hvarje paradox.
Tillampa vi ater den ofvan namda
satsen pa naturen, da har den WISER
ligen sin obestridliga sanning. Inom
naturen finnes blott en- skenbar indif.
ferentism; 6fver ALT herrska dar de-
tvenne krafterna: sympatien och an
tipatien eller -sasom de naturkunnige
saga attractions och repulsions.
krafterna. Genom den standiga stri.
den och dock standiga harmonien mel
Ian dessa bada, betingas fertalet af-
for att ej saga aila--de mangfaldigt
0Akd dEtOIuallssiiuolodss L 1uI oAsss4 Az
traktions. och repulsio ions -krafterna
kunde val hvar for sig fortjena att
sarskildt afhandlas, och mahanda IA
vi en- AMMAN gang tillfalle dartil1: men
vi villa nu endast helt kort fasta oss
yid en- enda at deras verkningar !. det
infytande. de ut6fva pa kropparnes
sammanha lining for att darefter ga
till det, som enligt 6fverskriften skall
sysselsatta oss ] denna uppsats.
Det ar for ALA val bekant, huru
vattnet rekommer under trenne
former: is yatten och Yattenanga..
kilnadenmellan dessaf former betingas
Minnesota stats tidning. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1877-1882, 1879-09-04
Forenta Staternas grundlag.
Forts. fr. freq. n:r.)

.@ - Forts. fr. freq. n:r.)
Att stifta reglor for styrelse af
land och sj6makten; T.. :.
Att bestamma hnru milisen ma kali
las ut for att verkstalla Unionens Ia
gar, undertrycka upplopp och mota
infall; @s 81 ....55s.:s. tas.5s1 a.ss1 s1s
Att sorja for organisering, bevap-
ming och in6fning af milisen afven-
som for kommenderingen af sadana
delar:af densamma, som ma anvandas
j F6renta Staternas tienst; forbehal-
let at de enskildta staterna att utnam-
ma officerare och myndi gheten att in
exercera milisen i ienlighet med den
disciplin Kongressen f6reskrifyer;
Att uteslutande ega lagstiftnings-
myndighet ALA saker inom sadana
distrikt (icke ofverstigande tio qya-
dratmil) som ma genom 6fyerlatelse
af enskildta slater och gillande af
Kongressen blifva F6rents Staternas
regerings.sate. afvensom att ut6fya
lika myndigheter 6fyer ALA platser,
kopta enligt edgifvande af slegisla-
ituren af den stat, hyari de aro belag.
ma, f6rupprattandet af fasten, maga,
siner, hamnplatser, arsenaler och an.
dra beh6aiga bygnader och
Minnesota stats tidning. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1877-1882, 1879-09-04

Svensk gymnastik tranger sig ALT
mer och mer fran utlandet. vi ha
forut berattat, salger 0resundsposten,
att froken Concordia Lowing fran
Helsingborg blifvit anstalld for att
halla f0relasningar gymnastik och
helsolara for Londons samtlige lara.
rinnor; afvensom att en- AMMAN svensk
dame, froken Julia Brinck, likaledes
bordig fran Helsingborg, under de
tva senaste vintrarne med stor fran.
gang gifvit svensk gymnastik Frank.
rike (Nice). Till samma froken
Brinck har i dessa dag IT fran Schweiz
ingatt uppmaning att ataga sig under.
visning gymnastik, for Sept. och
Okt. manader, Hotel och Pension
Friehof, Heiden, kantonen Appen-
zell, ungefar l timmas yag fran ST.
Galten. Fir. Brinck har antagit an
budet.,
Minnesota stats tidning. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1877-1882, 1879-09-04

Ivan den f5rskrackliges skatt. om-
kring 100 bonder sta begrepp att
grafva efter denna skatt, som enligt
ett gammalt document skaH #yara dold
Ten skog mellan Solowizy och BorzySi i
provinsen Smolensk. Man skall hafYa
funnit tYa guldhastskor, men man
grafYer efter ett guldkors at SO kilo.l
grammers vigt och sackar fulla af
mynt till EFT Yarde eaf 40 millioner rd-
i bier.
Minnesota stats tidning. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1877-1882, 1879-09-04

nationer:: Engelsmannen t. ex. f6rsta
langt battre an vi vardet af ett friskt
luftombyte. ON vi ej skola frivilligt
bidraga till f6rsamrandet af var
kropp, maste vi dock taga denna fra.
ga pa allvar och skaffa oss kuqskap
bade ON hvarigenom luften f6rorenas
och huru vi skola kunna bibehalla
den nagorlunda godt skick.
Det som i vanliga fall f6rorenar
luften ar dam och kolsyra. Det kun.
de val tYckas, som skulle det fina,
mjuka, dammet ej utofva nagon sar.
deles stor skada; men dock ar det
ett af sakkunnige kandt forhallande,
att stenhuggare och flare, hvilkallef.
va en- damfylld, luft, slutligen, med
svara lungsjukdomar ia ,plikta for de
inom deras yrken oundvikliga miss
f0rhallanden. Det f0rsta vilkoret for
erhallande af god luft ar saledes att
tillse, det den samma ar m6jligaste
man damfri.
Att en- ALT for stor mangd personer
icke kunna, utan fara for deras halsa.
vistas samma rum, framgar klarli-
gen af fvad ofvan sades ON andnin.
gen. En- medelalders, frisk person
beh6fver ofver 81 kubikfot luft
timmen vid lugn andning. Huru kan
delta behof tillfredsstallas staderna,
dar man t. ex. vanligen valjer de sma
rummen till barnkamrar, eller pa Ian
det, dar ofta manga personer IA ligga
i en- trang drang. eller pigkammare? ?
Att bristande renhet hos luften och
ett ofvermatt af den giftiga kolsyran
maste under dylika forhallanden haf-
va till fold On ofull standig rening af
blodet, ar naturligt. Lika naturligt
ar ock. att dylika ogynnsamma ON.
standigheter grundlagga sjukdomar
eller atminstone verka forsvagande
pa halsan. Det andra vilkoret for
erhallande af god luft ar saledes att
noga att tillse, det aldrig luften ett
rum-synnerligen sofrum-genom Of.
verbefoikning kommer att forderfvas.
Och harmed sluta vi denna lila
uppsats med en- hjertlig onskan, att
den ande af friskhet, hvar0fver var
It'd ju framsta rummet ber6mmer
sig, matte lata f6rnimma sig afven
en- tidsenlig uppskattning af den fri
ska luftens varde.
Minnesota stats tidning. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1877-1882, 1879-09-04

Afrika-forskning. Franska geogra-
fska sallskapet Paris skall festligt
mottaga den kande Afrika resanden
Serpa Pinto fran Portugal, som har
genomrest Sydafrika fran Benguella
till Port Natal och medf6r en- mangd
intressanta berattelser. Han bar bl.
a. upptackt foden Kubangos kallor
och noga f6ljt dess lopp SAINT har
midt pa Kalahari.slatten funnit en-
stor sjo (sem af infodingarne kallades
Makarikari), hvilken I'M Ter regntiden
ar fyld med vatten, men eljes f6reter
en- uttorkad badd med stark saltskor-
pa. Afven ett riktande af etnogra-
fen har man att tacka Pinto for; han
har naml. vid fioderna Konchi och
Kubango 'funnit en- hvit menniskorace,
hvars hudfarg till och med ar ljasare
an kaukasiernas, med framstaende
ansigtsdrag, sneda ogon som mongo.
lerna och ulligt har. Dessa hvite
skildras som mycket starkt bygde och
forsorja sig med jagt och boskaps
sk6tsel.
En- torstandig katt. En- soldat in.
ON Blomskogs socken i Vermland
har en- markvardigt forsta1diy katt.
For en- It'd sedan hande -det, att hans
lila barn under natten foil ur vaggan
igolfvet, utan att hans sofvande hu-
stru markte det, men katten var pa
sin vakt. For att nu vaeka hustrun
och IA henne att taga vara pa barnet,
springer han upp sangen och b6rjar
att grundligt frisera hennes har,
hvaraf hon hade godt i fera dagar.
Som hon likval ej hastigt nog kom ur
sanger, hogg han sig fast hennes ena
arm. sd att hon med n0da kunde "a
Ehonom los. Namnde katt har pa ett
| markligt satt Fast sig vid barnet,
hvilket han visar derigenom, att han
alltid sitter i yaggan och liksom wax.
tar det, da det solver, SAINT genast,
ON det borjar grata. springer bort och
Ib6rjar rifva modren for att CORA hen.
ne uppmarksam derpa. Eft bevis pa
att afyen delta sasom trol6st ansedda
.Idjur kan med mycken lgifyenhet
l fasta sig yid menniskan !!
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