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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-06-06
wASHTNGTON o. PA.
wool Sales-HundredIh Anniversary Of
Buffalo ChuFch-SheaFlnR Contest


Buffalo Church -SheaFInR Contest.
The local market Is becoming active.
Mr.. VIM. Davis, Of South Strabane town.
ship, has sold his clip at fifty cents pcr
pound, and Mr.. John q. Clark has dis.
posed Of his at 4G cents.
The celebration Of the hundredth ami.
versary Of the founding OF the Buffalo
Presbyterian Church promises to hc u
very pleasant affair indeed. Washington
will DE well represented upon that 0cca.
sion MS we hear Of many OF our citizens
who intend taking partin it.
The elegant mansion overlooking the
town from the southwest and TO be used
for the boys boarding school, was built
twenty-five years ago by the late Joseph
Mcknight, Of Pittsburgh, afa cost Of forty.
two thousand dollars in gold.
a friendly contest at sheep shGaIing
took place at the farm Of David Davidson,
llopewell township, on the 10th nlt be.
tween Samuel Wilson, of l%lopewell, vii.
liam Donaldson, OF Mount Pleasant. and
William and Richard lIea, Of Cross Creek.
Five sheep were shOrn by each Of
the contestants, and the judges, j. \.
Walker, Jr., William Lawton and !. S.
Buchanan, EsQrs., rendered their deCiS.
ion, declaring William Rea the victor.
After the contest the whole party was
handsomely entertained by the family Of
Mr.. Davidson. The time each occupied
in shearing the five sheep and the amount
Of wool obtained By each one are us fol-
lows: William l{Ca, y minutes, 81!
pounds; Samuel Wilson, 10 minutes, -
pounds; Richard Req, q minutes, l9i
pounds; William Donaldson, a minutes,
81! pounds. Considering the rapidity
with which the slIearing was done, the
tleeces were sound and in good order.
Robert Armstrong, the maj hurt in the
tunnel on the lIempticld OIL Tuesday, is
improving. lie has recovered conscious.
ness, but remains spcechless. Hopes are
now entertained Of his recovery.
Excursion tickets to Cincinnati and re-
turn will be sold on Thursday, the 10th Of
June, at the CHARTERS depot, good for six
days, ut 81 30 for round trip.
q. W. CLANCY has bought and is now
packing l0,OOOlbs, OF wool. lie expects to
ship 100000 pounds.
4 EAR Load Of hogs has been shipped
from this point upon an average every
two weeks, since last September, and also
an average OF about 10000 bushels of wheat
each year. This point secures u consider
able amount Oftrailic from the neiglbOr'
hoods Of independence and West Middle
town.
That there is an improvement in bust
ness is G%vidcncedby the increased demand
for nXnrpSs fuTilitina mn OIlr rnilrnnlS I'm,
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Taxation In this County for the Last
Fifteen HPnrS.

Taxes have been lower in this county
during the last two years than at any time
during the last Is years a V in the year
$40, in which year, by mistake, the
assessment was reduced to 10 cents on the
800, and oil account OF which mistake it
was more than doubled next year. The
highest tax ever assessed in the county
was in lSG5.G6, OH account OF the debt in
cured for bOuntics in the early pat OF
1865. VT paid out that year for bountics
and bounty expenses $&%34,9j9. To raise
money for this purpose We borrowed that
year SOL ,00O,0OO, and in consequence our
levy was :2O3, 1871 S.. or s. 10 on the 500
OF real and personal property in the
county
Below we append the assessment and
levy ior each year from lS6i-65 down to
the present year. Weare indebted to the
courtesy OF Mr.. Chas. nriters, Clerk OF the
Board OF Commissioners, for the figures:
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lfit proves refractory, mild discipline is the
thing To set it right. Not %. the nauSeOus
,iraughIs and hulusc> ever invented can do
half rs much I" remedy its disorder, Us II few
wine Ila>siull>-Say, three II day-of Hostel.
ter Stomach Hiltcr>, which will afford it
speedy rclicl. and eventually Danish every
dy,sleIiic and bilious symptom. Sick head.
ache ncrvousnc>>, ~allowncsS Of the complex.
iur upon the tongue, vertigo, and those
many i:NlrscrihahIc land ,iiSagrccahIe SenSl-
tons caused by indigestion, are too often ptr.
pctuatel by injudicinus dosing. An i'm.
mediate abandonment If such random and i'll
experiments should he the first step in
tn" direction ii II cure; the next step the rlSr
this standard tonic Alternative, which has re-.
r"lyc'i the highest medical sanction aud won
unprecedented popularity MwrAw
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whats tn b." Done with N%IrNnnd"r nmd
nmnInrtl

"llrN happy they could he with either
We've i"th"r dear CD1rm"r away,
Democrats in This county VIII" are in
the habit ot arranging matters ior the
party, are just now troubled as 10 tine dis.
position To be- made Of Hon. Il. j. AIrxau.
der and Hon. Harvey DIniorl. 10th can.
not BE- candidates, as there IL only one
member to elect. Both are entitled Ia Il re-.
nomination, both are anxious candidates
Tor the place, each scckIn. Tor an approval
Of his action in the Legislature. Mr..
DaniOrd has many friends in the
southern and eastern part oi the county
who much desire his return 10 the next
Legislature but the leaders Of the party a,
81. Clalrsyillr have, after mature drlibrra.
ton, dccIdcl that MIR. paniori must gn:'
that for sCrviCrs rendered in behalf Of Il.
GAINESVILLE, Mr. Alexander is entitled lothc
place. In this view Il number Of l;cpub.
Leans coincide, aud have declared their in
tcntinn Of supporting Mr.. \, il nominated.
- H,IlGr, InRJDnhrni.
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lDLE LAUoR.-Wc see hand.bills posted
over our city calling for 500 men to work
on the TuscarRwas Valley Railroad, and
Offering the highest wages going. This
looks very encouraging for labor. Two
years ago that number of hands might
have been gathered together in our city
in a few hours, but we doubt whether one
tenth Of them could be obtained here now
in a week, S effort. Democrats and Green
hackers. please take notice. BchGirr Tri-
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-06-06

Icayin. Tia" toad debt Of Ohio county
to-day, $.o',U o0.
The Interest on 'h"s" bonds has been
promptly paid every six months. The
probable, amount 10 h. redeemed in 1851
Is >.i,WU 7" r"pr",cu, this debt the
county holds :ioJvpU seven per rent bonds
a. the + v " ny company, and 1874
shares II tie stock TIL" rond- are worth
par and accrued interest to-day,
TIA" present Poor expenses d the cpun.
" are materially ic-- than they used to be
under the Old system, They used 10 run
from $lG,W0 10 :9I,U00 per year, whereas
nov they average from 5000 To $l0OM.
On the whole, III" gorh condition Of the
Gnanrcs Of the county, aud the smaIlncss
VI her debt, are matters Tor public ron
pnlnlati"n.
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TnE corresnOndcn Of a Democralic pa.

TmE correspondent Of a Democratic pa.
per writing from Jackson, Miss, says: "As
your readers are well aware, there is real
ly no Republican party organization in
Mississippi at the present time And yet
in that State, in 1872, the Republicans
polled s2,l75, and in 1869 they polled
1916, beating the Democratic candidate
more than two TO one.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-06-06

TmE Treasury has now been paying coin
on demand for five months. The debt
statement OF June | shows that the stock
Of gold coin and bullion has been slightly
increased during that time, although
about SlO,OOO,OOO, or about ! 2,OOO,O0O each
month, has been diverted to swell the
Standard silver dollars lying idle in the
Treasury vaults. The following compari'
son Of the condition Of the Treasury on
the Ist Of January and on the LIST OF June
is interesting:
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TmE l.. IS. W. Railroad now runs two
trains daily 10 Armstrong; Mills and re-
turn. one leaving here atG O'Clock in the
morning and the other at $50 O'clock in
the afternoon, Leaving Arm.lrong's for
I'rllaim at : O'Clock y, VI. and $50 i. ".
Tia" business ii the road il better than
was expected by its managers, and it viii
prove Il paying road from the start
HdIn,u Jribun,,
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C%RlSTADORO,s HAIR DYE.

IL n"" Encrn throughout III" American continent.
1t IS harmless, C]unl'in- IN c%austir, improves the
hIr'' ]ItolUrc' rich, natural and lasting color, Of
any SHADE In'm y warm brown to a glossy sable, and Is
"wI'n'd l.! I'll" nutt eminent analytic chemists In
th' United states. Manufactured by J. CIIISTA-
hpI4", "" % william ST., New York. Sold ny all
Druggists. Applied by all Hair DrWScn.
~tUyIG.NWYNW
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TnE summer meeting Of the Eastern
Ohio Horticultural Society will be held at
GAINESVILLE on the 18th Of this month.
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TIME TABLE,.
ELM GROVE RAILROAD.

ms ASD AFTER TUESDAY, Amil lst, 1879. tho
" CItNnn the whCNliug nnl Elm Hr0vr Il. Il. viii
run ~ l"llnws; Cars viii leave the city trurnnr Mar.
krl and Eleventh NlnrtHl aud SiamIn'H
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-06-06

II was a rash y%OungNter who asked her,
What Kind Of a hat, now, is that"
And she blu'hrl aud booked down - she an.
SwtrCl:
Tia, 'ir. is \ limbhOrn hat"
-E.rku .MunnLtIn N.m..
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-06-06

The Eastern Ohio Camp-Meeting, at
Cadlh, o., begins August 18th, and will
continue two weeks. J.J. JONES.
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SPECIAL NOTICES..


False lights are CNtiurni'h~l when A GREAT
lErIH shines forth, and the np"HLIfdbk Gtd that the
hair infn- from gray, rrl OF sandy to 4 glorious blArk
" htoan, QUICKER THAN THE CHAMELEON
change, It's hu,, unInr Tin np.r,,I,u n
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-06-06

BCRR'S MILLs, June5 j, 1879.
Editors lHtclIigcnCcr.
The annual meeting OF the managers
and tent-holders was held here today. 1t
was decided to hold the next camp-meet.
ing in August, beginning on the 18th.
TENT.llOLDER.
CAnIz, O., June T..
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-06-06

NlS0 a YEAR Ioanl and Tuition Tor tiirIa, hoy.
49, AMI Young. Men, I'ISmhuy C0mrIs Jr
RHimGI, T~,Iching, McIrin,, lac and 6iIilIv, In.
alniClinn lhnInueh, lAHNlI0n unMIrpApsnI, Rev.
!. N, NELLY, Il H., Episcopal Academy, Had.
"''n"'"' ~. ~ aUin
Minnesota stats tidning. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1877-1882, 1879-06-05
Minnetonka Park Hotel Vid
Minnetonka-si0n, Hen
nepin co, Mimi.

= / b6rjan af delta Ar bildades EFT bo-
lag, som inkorporerades under namnet
ssMinnetonka Lake Park Association. "
Delta bolag hade till uppgift, att upp
s6ka en- halsosam, natursk6n plats,
passande till tillfyktsort for altman
heten under sommar. .manaderna.
Platsen, som for andamalet ansags
lamplig, var en- MinnetonEa.sjon ut
skjutande half6 innehallande 225 acres.
Bolagets grundkapital var $s50,000, af
hvilka redan $4,000 anvandts till
parkanlaggning, planering SAINT en-
mangd byggnader, hvaribland ma
namnas: en- "rotunda" med sittplat.
ser for 5000 personer, ett stort hotel,
af hvilket en- teckning synes dagens
hummer, badhus, bathus m. fl.
Hotellet ar 420 fot langt och IS fot
djupt. Till detsamma larer flera min
DIRE, fran hufvudbyggnaden atskilda
hus, hvari matsalarne aro belagna
Hufvudbyggnaden innehaller lOe bo'
ningsrum, 2 storre "parlors'' SAINT
kontor, k0k m. m.
En- del af parken ar uppdelad smar'
re tomter, och den som will taga ak
tier foretaget till cit belopp af ssl0(
erhaller gratis en- sadan tomt.
Minnesota stats tidning. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1877-1882, 1879-06-05

Ara agentes'
rs. i. Sanborn. a23 Wash. Ayes 81. Minneapolis.
I. r. "A. Lanbeig, l3t II. s7tth Str, Sc Paul.
]. Lagerstr6li, Rast Union, Carver Co.
Peter Nels6n,s Il. 80, f a 81 q
Charles Blomqyia, carver. @
Ssls z; isMya'1aaeIs; e 'aeIa; Grove City. Meekerc Co.
Bengt Hanson, Gtchfeld, 6 g go
O. H6glund, Dassel, !" @ g
{ 3. Thurstenson, Cokato, Wright =.
Philip O. johnson, Watertown q :"
J. n. yonasson, Scandia, Washington g
"A. G. solberg, Oscars Lake, Douglas $.
Ole Kron, Evansville, ,' g.
PRBnUNRRAarRR bora uppgifva tydlig
address,, med mann pa post office" (oeh
hummer pa ssbox" eller "drawer,' ON sadan
fnnes), SAINT county och stat Vid omhyte
af vistelseort bora prenumeranter samtidigt
uppgifva hade den gamla ooh nya adressen: -
Minnesota stats tidning. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1877-1882, 1879-06-05

ordmanen denna tak bestar af ermya pa kakbotten
anses raste och karande staten Fesag
naskorda hora ha till Grashoppo och andra
a landspgr hava unn sin vag hit straxt
eer bogarkgets slut er aen sod hvete cit ovan
hog pr gde det 1866 $3.50 bushe De a vara har bosa
to andsman ar kund ta ngot af delta sades-
Stag, grundlade da slit vasand
svensarne att de har andet sokt sig hem
och bostader pae naorunda mosvarat land och
od Archaeological sa hava de d slit
Olga t vana kanngarne boat donna ubara och att
odlade or e mandngar och norrandna fran hembyg
den de hoga uskogane och ordma sokt
hem Chsago n counties kogbevaxa och ak
tor (Forts.)
Minnesota stats tidning. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1877-1882, 1879-06-05
De ga1nle.

Den menniska som will ratt upp-
fylla sina 'pligter och CORA sig
self alskvard, soker alltid att mill
dra den gamles bordor.
Den daremot som 81 visar word
mad och vanlighet mot de aldrige,
bar prageln af On lag och nedrig
sjal och cit kallt, kanslolost hjerta
och kan knappast vanta att sjelt
inna nagon ros pa sin egen alder
doms tornbestrodda stig.
Det ar ju So latt att visa del
tagande med de gamle, och man
betalas genom slit eget samvetes
bifall sa rikligen darfor. Den
alderstigne mer an nagon AMMAN
vet att vorda cit vanligt uppforan-
de. En- hJelpsam hand, och hans
hiertas tacksamhet uteblifver ma
stan aldrig.
De hafva ofverlefvat de heste af
sina ungdomsvanner, bora de icke
ihagkommas af de unge som annu
hafva sina qvar?
Kanske hafva de langesedan
nedmyllats i den svarta iorden,
makan som utgjorde ungdomens
karlek och de mognare arens frost
och stod; kanske hafva de kara
barnen, som annars skulle utgora
den gamles stod och glade, lagts
under samma torfvs. Hur enslig
och ofvergifven star ei den gamle,
lutande sig pa stafven nara graf
vens bradd.
Mar de yngre samtala med
hvarandra, leka och gladjas, kan
ske den gamle i vran Just IA tan
ker pa forhutna dagar, pa lanae-
sedan gomda dock aldrig glomda
ansigten, pa den karlek och van
skap han forr atnjot, pa do tarar
som blandades med deras, eller pa
det glada, klingande, Gufva skratt
som on gang ljod fran sma rena
lappar, vande att kyssa honom
eller henne-men nu ALT forsvhn-
net.
Glommen 81 de gamle, samlens
omkring dem, gladden. dem, latten
deras bordor och uppmuntren dem
med omtanka och vanligt bemo-
tande.
Minnesota stats tidning. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1877-1882, 1879-06-05

"Dar slog SO stort EFT hjerta
Uti hans svenska BARN,
Igladje som smarta,
Blot for det rata warm.
med och motgang Ika,
Sin lyokas ofverman.
Han kunde icke vika,
Blot falla kunde ham,"
IL. G. T, Tidander.)
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MAMIE, den "a Maj 1879.

MAMIE, den "a MAI lol9.
Red. at MINI. State Iidning:
Var god och upplys genom eder It'd.
ming ON de personer, som aro of0r-
m6gna till att arbeta SAINT medell6sa,
aro nodsakade att betala poll:tax. ans
tingen medelst penningar eller arbete.
/. X n.
Hyarje mansperson mellan 81 och so
ars alder skall utf6ra vagarbete minst
en- och hogst fyra dagar hyarje ar.
Harifrsn arc nndantagna fattighion,
idioter och n6gra at lag fritagna per.
soner. Skulle en- person genom fat
.tigdom vara oform6gen att betala.
och genom sjukdom forhindrad fran
att arbeta, So b6r han hos ''town-
board" CORA ans6kan ON befrielse,
hvilket under sadana omstandighete
knappast torde nekas honom. Red.
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Eft och annat.

Afikaresanden kapten Zen och hans
handel med strutsplymer. ON denne
of0rskrackte svensk, som under at.
skilliga ar vistats sydvestra Afrika,
idkande byteshandel med vildarne,
gick for en- It'd sedan en- motifs genom
pressen, med anledning af ett da an.
landt bref.
Mera fullstandiga underrattelser
hafva dessa dagar ingatt, i det kap.
ten Een hemsandt till sin broder, po'
lismastaren G. Eeni Upsala, de anteck'
ningar, han fort under det senaste
halfarets str6ftag i Damaralandet.
Darjemte har han, med en- f6retagsam.
het som ar ALT berom ward, inledt di.
rekta f6rbindelser med slit hemland
r6rande en- af de pa samma gang fina.
ste och NEST allmant begagnade han
delsvaror, nemligen strutsplymerna.
Strutsen forekommer Damaralandet
ganska talrikt; den lefver vanligtvis
i sallskap och traffas stundom pa de
stora oppna slatterna flockar af 'anda
till femtio stycken. Inom Capkoloni'
en- hallas hela hjordar af tama strut
sar, men dessa aro, i afseende pa ply
mems rikedom och glansen a fjadrarne,
mindre varderika an den vida fogeln.
For en- person med ihardighet och
vana att umgas med infodingarne
bora alltsa namnda expiditloner Da'
maralandet vara ganska inbringande.
RAFT eget ar. att ur kapten Eens
hemsanda anteckningar Sc, huru by.
teshandeln tillgar. Inf6dingarne haf.
va ganska god reda pa strutsplymernas
yarde, och ett eller annat tar betrak.
tas som en- smasak, hvilken smart
uppyages af de fiaderlatts varorna
For att, sasom kapten Fen, da och di
kunna ink6pa hela strutsar, maste
man alltsa hafva till slit f6rfogandt
ett ganska betydligt antal lefyandt
Ibytespro rodukter.
aStockh. Dagblad, :, hYarur ofYan
staende motifs hemtats meddelar till
lka, att kapten Fen f6rut till engelsk'
Minnesota stats tidning. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1877-1882, 1879-06-05

Red. az Minn. Stats 7iidning::
Var god och underratta mig huru
5lanre en- moder som hads en- son som
dog i Kfiget, skali vara har tills hon
andraga pension A. Ell. g
Er fraga onlfattar smart sagdt ALA
5F6r. stat. pensio s.lagar, hvilka Vi for
stts par mxnader sedan redogjorde for.
Minnesota stats tidning. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1877-1882, 1879-06-05

och kunna icke nu upprepa. AT hvad
vi da skref, finner nj vid minsta efter'
tanka att det beror pa mar och for hur
lang It'd sonen ingatt tjensten, SAINT
mar, hvar och af hvad orsak han dog.
Det ar langt battre att nj skrifver ON
ALT delta, SAINT afven uppger tiden, da
modren kom till Amerika, SAINT ON
hon ar enka. Adressera ert bref di-
rekte till Adjutant General Van Cleve,
St. Paul, MINI. So skall nj sakert er-
halla svar. Red.
Minnesota stats tidning. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1877-1882, 1879-06-05

Red. af Mimi. Stats 7idning:
Ar uvinnan likhet med mannen
skyldig att s6ka medborgare.ratt i
fall hon will begagna sig af s'home-
stead".lagens fdrmaneE!
Prenumerant. ="
Ia Red.
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Fragor och svar.
HERyAs, den 27 Maj 1879.
~ nf M:nn Cfofo 7Sdninp.

Red. af Mimi. Stats 1idning:
Var god och underratta mig ON fol-
jande genom or arade tidning. Jag
toy Homestead" pa 80 acres och har
"provat up och erhallit ''deed" dar.
pa. Sedan :tog jag tradplanteriugs-
ssclaim" pa 80 acres, som ligga 30 rods
franbyggnaden pa mitt ''homestead -
fragas nu ON jag har ratt att -plantera
min skog under lagen pa ''homestead. "
landet stallet for att plantera den pa
tradplanterings.landete G. L. E.
,Nej. Skogen maste planteras pa
Observation-Disclosures, darifran gifvas
inga undantag. Red.
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Carl XII sasom f0rfattare.
(Ur Svenska Familj -Journalen.)

Till de NEST intressanta och tilldra.
gande personligheter, verldshistorien
f6rlnar uppvisa, raknar man med full
Taste skal konung Karl XII. Ocksa
har denne allbekante, klassiske ge-
stalt. alltifran sin egen lifstid intill
vara dagar, varit foremal for tusen.
tails skildringar, hvilka f6retradesvis
sysselsatta sig med tecknandet af
hans nastan ofvermenskliga hjeltemod
och hans sagolika bedrifter. Mindre
uppmarksamhet har man egnat den
sidan af hans ofta gatliga vasen, dari
han uppenbarar sig sasom framjare
af fredliga varf SAINT framtrader som
alskare och beskyddare af vetenskap
och konst. Att han till och med ge.
nom eget foredome uppmuntrade till
vetenskaplig idrott, torde for mangen
annu dag vara mindre bekant. vi
skola darfore uti f6revarande lila upp
sats meddela en-, ON ock ofullstandig,
redog6relse for den store konungens
forfattareskap.
Redan som attaarig gosse forde
prins Karl en- dagbok, hvaruti han
gjort anteckningar, hvilka bade till
form och innehall kunna tala jemf6.
relse med hvad de bast begafvade af
hans jemnariga, ur hyilken samhalls.
klass som helst, den tiden erbj6do.
Sasom prof anf6ra vi darur f0ljande
lila anteckning:
''Nar som vi skulle draga till Karl.
berg, da skickade mamma ut en- mar
skalk att fraga guvernoren, ON det
wore helsosamt till att resa ut, eme.
dan jag hade snufva. Da sade guver-
n6ren nej. Da sade marskalken, man
kan val fraga doktaren. Mar nu doc.
tarne kommo upp och talte med drott.
ningen, da sade guvernoren till mig
Doctarne saga st drottningen, att det
ar inte helsosamt till att draga ut.
ia sprang jag midt emellan dem, och
visste hvarken drottningen eller dok.
tarne hvad det skulle betyda. Da sade
jag !; I forstan eder intet pa doctare.
vasendet, ON i sagen, att jag intet
skall resa ut. Da logo ALA, som stodo
darhos. Darmed gick resan fort till
Karlberg, och reste drottningen intet
densamma vagen, som hon plagade
resa, forty mamma behagade intet
stiga uppf6r de stora trapporna, utan
akte genom tradgarden. Sedan sag
jag pa stuteriet, och talade drottnin
gen med guvern6ren ON tradgarden
Imellertid sprungo min syster och jag
omkring, och sedan drogo vi samms
alton hem igen.
Under krigsaren 100 0-17O9 uppsat
te konungen pa paper sina s.reAexio
ner' 6fyer dessa arens falttag, hvil
ken handskrift, till oersattlig skad;
for ylr historic, gick f6rlorad i de
olyekliga Pultaya.slaget. Under sam