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The daily gazette., 1874-12-31
TUnd0il's Philosophy.
THE TENDENCY OF MATTER TO RUN INTO
sYMMETRIC FORMS.

THE TENDENCY OF MATTER TO RUN INTO
sYMMETRIc FORMS.
Professor Tyndall's lecture on Crystal
line aud Molecular Forces is the opening
article of the last number of the Popular
Science Monthly. 1t illustrates the ten
dency of the ultimate particles of matter
to run into symmetric forms. The very
instinct with desire for union and
growth. This is the source Of the move
ment of the sap in trees, of the warmth
of the body, and the circulation of the
blood. From the processes OF crystaliza-
ton, there is an almost imperceptible
advance to the lowest vegetable organ
isms, andIfrom these through highe ones
up to the highest, forming vast system
Of natural development and growth.
| Speaking of the production of crystals
under the action of the electric current,
grow before you like sprouting ferns, ex-
hibiting forms as wonderful MS If they
had been produced by the play of vitality
itself. | have seen these things hum
dreds of times, but l never look at them
without wonder. And, if you ailow me
a moments diversion, ! would say that
have stood in the spring time and looked
upon the sprouting foliage, the grass,
and the flowers, and the general JOY of
opening life; and in my Ignorance of it
all have asked myself whether there is
no power, being, or thing, in the universe
whose knowledge Of that of which | am
ignorant is greater than mine. l have
asked myself, can it be possible that
mans knowledge is the greatest knowl-
edge-that mans life is the highest life Y
Ny friends, the profession of that athe-
| ism with which am sometimes so light
ly charged, would, in my case. be an
impossible answer to this question only
slightly preferable to that fierce and
distorted theism which have lately had
reason to know still reigns rampant in
some minds as the survival of more
/ fo,oa; A,,c aoao
The daily gazette., 1874-12-31

OK 00(l per Gay at home. Ierms tree. Ad-
DJripLu araas aRo. ApISsoS Co. Portland
Maine.
The daily gazette., 1874-12-31
singular CIrcumstantiaI Evidence.


The Galveston (Texas) News says:
"Some weeks since in the Cottonwood
neighborhood in Gaudaloupe county.
Mr.. Job brennan and his wife and
daughter, when returning from meet
ing, were shot by wayside assassins.
Near the bodies piece of gun wad.
ding was found, but partly burned, ,and
tracks leading toward the house of an
old man, a German named Kunda, and
his son Fred. In the old mans house,
on the mantelshelf, was found torn
German newspaper, into which the
partly burnt piece of wadding fitted
exactly. On making the connection
| broken line read:-'And he raised
his gun to his face and shot him dead. )
Though this sentence was but part
( of story in paper it was the nucleus
of most singular and startling coinci-
dence. a-I
The daily gazette., 1874-12-31
ANOTHER
OPPORTUNITY

To invest few dollars, with possible re-
turns Of thousands, Is offered by the post.
ponement OF Public Library Of Ky. to the 9th
Of February next, of their ffth and last Con-
cert and Drawing The Management are
pledged to the return OF the money If the
drawing should not come of at the day now
appointed.
The daily gazette., 1874-12-31

Whole Tickets, $50 Halves, S25. Tenth, OF
each coupon, %. Eleven Whole Tickets $500
For Tickets, or information, address
THOs. +. BRklfLErTE, Agent and Manager
Louisville, KY, or THos. H. HAYS Co., 60s
Broadway, N, y,
The daily gazette., 1874-12-31
sHIPMENT3.

The prepared sheet iron is now re.
ceived from Steel's Mill at Coatesville
and Buckeyes Mill, Philadelphia. The
coal used is Virginia bituminous and
the Lchigh. Every few days forty or
fifty tons of tubes, varying in size
from half an inch to twelve inches in
diameter, are shipped principally to
Chicago, San Francisco, New Orleans
and Western points. ci- a.
TENEMENTs. .q
About three hundred new brick
dwellings have been built this year
mostly two stories high, with wa
ter, gas and bath in each, the rent be-
ing about twelve dollars month The
gas is made ON the firms premises.
There are couple of money loans
and house building association in the
town. The firm is not disposed to en-
gage in tenement building operations.
Ii the citizens of the vicinity evince
any enterprise to furnish dwelling ac-
commodations no doubt the firm will
bring all their works from Philadel-
phia.
The daily gazette., 1874-12-31

John Bull is so jealous of our recep-
ton of the King of the Hawii that the
Sultan of Zanzibar is to visit England.
Litchfield enquirer., 1874-07-30
ARE YOU TROUBLED

'Wih Dyspepsia, Indigestion, C0nttpo lion, Billiousncss, Hcadache astd Loss Of Appetite9 There is c safe and sure rem eely, NOSES DA1IE"S EXTRACT OF VEGEZA IION.
Litchfield enquirer., 1874-07-30

alone to tho end? Come to me, come my wife,"
 "Wife? Wifeg' repeated Miss Nuttall slowly. 'FI did love you once. But aOife?" Her pale blue eyes moved over him slowly, and it seemed to me the glance covered his whole life-the singing, the acting, the diamond pin, the red Eeck- tie, the fantastic jacket. "Are you the Louis?" she said. 'There are others who seem nearer to me than you."
 The gong sounded for dinner. '1 must go now. I really do not know that it is worth while for us to consider this sub ject any further, MT. Vesey;" and lowing politely she left him with his dead.
 Months after, walking with Dr. Charles Meade i'll Now York, I asked for his broth CT and his wife.
 "They sailed last week. Never was there so neat an outfit or such well-pack- ed trunks. I can fancy Mrs. William Meade going up the street in Yokohama, with her new spring bonnet and work satchel over her arm, smiling politely around, just as though she were going out to take tea ill Rydeville.'
 At that moment bill-poster displayed before us yellow placard informing the public that tho grand opera of tho ''NIar- riage of Figaro was in rehearsal, in which the world-renowned tenor Spirid- ion would appear.
 Dr. Meade laughed and shook his head "Tho poor signor has gone back to his brandy and cigars and cards. And he likes to go back. It is best that the heron and the hen should not try to mate, James. Talk as you will of eternal love. there are distinctions between neat bon net and spangled jacket which began be- fore birth, and which not death itself can reconcile"
Litchfield enquirer., 1874-07-30
HOUSE PLANTS.
Ciot No. 1T.

Tine old door-yard is slowed in every available spot with the results Of last winters pleasant car. Most of them were it this time, a year ago, slips of an inch or two in length; they are now tail, luxuriant plants. Stately Fuschias of seven different kinds, nod their coronals of bud and blossom, while clusters of Ge- raniums of lovely coloring and various fo- liage hide the oli door-posts. COleus of brilliant dyes, the cool glossy Tincas, the rambingl Ldntanas with hosts of youthful plants just ont of the nursery. deck the wer-stand, and vines of multifarious description with brilliant dwarf NastuT- iunas. These are results-before stating how these were reached, let me say word about keeping results after you have caught them
 The insect world of "A develops into 9 greater mystery daily. At sunrise 1 act the part of the early bird and search for marauders. First I find a minute hornet ioyously stinging the largest. fairest leaves, and humming merrily at his work. He is succeeded by hls great Ant who takes nasty smack off tine most luxuri- ant blossoms and departs to make room for short, tufted, hairy beast of cata- pillar who dimes off the centre of Fuschia leaves, takes bite or two from the foli age plants, and goes On his winding way" About hay-makers lunch-time a pepper-and-s dady-longlegs meanders about eating peck-holes here and there, and leaving q serles of green cullanders behind him, goes away but to return. At noon, a red spider got up regardless of expense as to crimson, but with a small allowance of body, gracefully adds to the embroidered edges of the Zonale Gerani- ums, paying little attention to the Lady Washington if he has leisure. At early bed time q small slug arrives and goes to blanket-sheet under the flower stand after eating supper of choice blossoms or more generally selecting large Fuschia buds which he leaves looking like the old fashioned gourd dippers, lined with ex- quisite crimson.
 wage perpetual war against these 'les- ser fry" murder them by scores, wish ing was Argus-eyed and Briareus armed in order to deal more wholesale destruc- tion. Then sit me down to rest and some friend comes inflow splendidly your plants do look! What fertilizer do you use-what tricks that we don't know?" then I groan inwardly and think of the days slain-of those who dine off the sur face of plants; of others who prefer the lining, and still another class who strike at the root of matters and deal wholesale destruction and I feel savage enough to the earth with the dead bodies of these enemies. I am not of vengeful nature, but when nondescript fly took an overdose from castor oil leaf and died of cholera felt grim satisfaction.
 If some Yankee brain would on ly concoct dark, dire, devasting, death dealing destroyer which would kill every kind of insect, heal the maimed plants, revive the dead ones, and warrant a per feet freedom from return of the attack, what Q fortune he would make! Until this is done, nothing but patient watch fitness will avail This at least is the experience of
 B. l.. s.
 Woodbury.
Litchfield enquirer., 1874-07-30
Woodbury.

RUSSIAN NEwsPAPERs.-ASt St. Petersburg correspondent of the New York Times says:-In conclusion I may mention that I had occasion to call at the office of Rus sian newspaper last week, but as it was after four o'clock I was informed that the editors office hours were between twelve and three. This is little easier work than newspaper men are accustomed to ill our country, but then the field for work ing here IS very circumscribed one. Every advertisement has to be approval by government officer before 1t is insert ed, and how the papers pay is, as Dund- reary says, ''one of those things which no fellow can understand" There are no less than eleven daily papers published here; one is in German, one Tn French, and the rest in the Russian language. I will not attempt to give you the names of the lat CT, for to me they present the appearance of having been set up as Q ''trial turn" the day after Prasnick by an exprienced ap- prentice; half of the letters appear to be upside down, and the other half are in a very mutilated condition. If any one among your readers is curious to know what Russian newspaper looks like, let him try to read a newspaper printed in the ordinary Roman type when he has a severe bilious attack, accompanied by Q sick headache, and he will have an excel lent idea of what it resembles. Besides the eleven daily papers here, there is an official paper which contains notices of theatrical performances and publid amuse- ments, all of which the law does not allow to be printed in the ordinary newspapers. With regard to reading matter, an editor has to be very careful what he writes or publishes, pub for after being . cautioned ! on a articles which the government disapproves of, the third time he offends the publica- tion of his paper is stopped entirely, and he runs the risk of having, asoless yolens. to study every day life in Siberia for a period of time, the duration of which it is not in his power to determine.
Litchfield enquirer., 1874-07-30
PHOTOGRAPHS. HREAT IMPROVEMENTS,

|ATOW Is the time for Q sitting. Less money EN secures better work here than at any other k1&e9- Pictures of deceased persons copied and en- AEEe1 Co any size finished in India ink or water ol1r3- 8 square and Oval frames. Papcr and velvet assepaFtOuta- steFeOscopea and views on hand
 J. L. JUDD. T May list, is94-
Litchfield enquirer., 1874-07-30

Certified to 6y tue best physicians as con- toinisly mothing injurious to tho system. N relieves, achen aU else fails. Blood Purifier aud Livcr havigorator, being c pleasant 2oaugatiuc needed Gy old and young. N cures Jaunolice, FeUe1' and Ague, Pain in Me Bones, Rhe,maotispa, Worms, Female Diseases, Nervous dis orders, Kidney Complaint &c., dc.
 A 1y.
Litchfield enquirer., 1874-07-30

There is a woman in Le Mars. Iowa. who calls the ''cerebro spinal meningitis the " serious old final come and get us. i"
Litchfield enquirer., 1874-07-30
E.F. COOK, D. D. s.

|GrAanats of the Pennsylvania Dental College) |z taken the Ofice formerly occupied by L. M. phnson. Dentist, where he usay be found at all l&son4hae houra PartieulAr attention paid to filling and preserv- |g the natural teeth Children's teeth regulat- Efher and Nitrous Oxide Cor Laughing Gas) g@n Tor the painless extraction of teeth. Arti- Ai Pa&tea Of all kindss made and warranted. flAee over BeekWithis Drug Store, SsiOth !Irect, LiichfeId COna.
 52tf
Litchfield enquirer., 1874-07-30

A NEW STORY OF VANDERBnT.-Speak- ing of the white cravat which Commodore Vanderbilt always wears. one of his friends asked him one day If it did not secure for him good many clerlcal favors. The commodore replied that he did not re- member any important advantage that he ever derived from wearing it; but said that he had sometimes been mistaken for a clergyman, and once rather ludicrously. He was coming down town in a Fourth avenue car, when two young men entered, both drunk enough to be in a confding mood. Perceiving the snowy lock and white neckerchief on the other side of the car, one of them nudged the other with his elbow, and then moving down on the seat until he was directly opposite to the commodore, leaned over and said, in a maudlin whine: 'I spose yer think't I'm goin' straight down to h(hic) c)ell, don't yer?' Why-no; I hope not;" answered the com modore, deprecatingly. The fellow edg. ed back to the side of his companion.
 He's Un'vers'list, he said, in knowing tone. Plainly it would not do to take any spiritual advice from such heretic.
Litchfield enquirer., 1874-07-30

himself at the theater, other evening, with feet encased in steel colored boots, from liberal application of stove backing in the dark. wants to know chow long the housekeeping business is going to last, any way"
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-02-24
Rates OF -A.yerfisin-:

One square 10 iiucs} first Insertion %
Eacll Subsequent Insertion Il. Per siuare.-... 50
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-12-09

@Itbense Mmeiien. = Gin Naturs

Witbense Mmeiien. = Gin Naturs
fpri6er aus Nicarasua Idreitt rem
yAmerican S~ppltsman:" DON Srans
cisco @eIasaues tbeilte mir i'm Sabre
1870 nit, er bltte Gin YulSer. welbe6
rie Amriien in eilcn irlden 3uitanc rea
@abniinns perieBte, ras iie lid se9enIri.
tia iiterfieltr, tiiirn unc tSctctcn. Gr
aob mir etira6 paYpn uno es fteute iid
teraus, ras rieir6 Yulper aus meter
Ni6ts ais dBenrem Suefil6eriub!imat
b%sitane. SD mabte msbrere Ssrluhe
ramit unp fam raslelbe dueerlt wilflam
gum 3eriiBren 9rpBer Golpnen BON amci.
len, wie tic in Imertfa uno namentlth
in Weitinrien pcrfcmmen. (Scl6e
Gplpnnen, mciit Ypn rer o@anreramcis
ie" (atta aphalotes) setileet, tcfebrn
sumeiit aus mebrsrer MiQipnen 4msiz
len.) Gtpas Son cielem pulper bel
trpdcnem @etter auf rem @es Der 4raei=
len 9eifreut, batcinc ~munrerbare Wirfuna.
Sp wie zines rieier Sbiere ras peibe
YuISer beribrt, fdnSt es on Min berumz
s%urenner, unp jene aurere ibr bssesenpe
@meiie ansusreifen. Nu6 einisen
Stunpen finpet man runee &nduel pers
lelben, rpel6e chamber brieen unc unter
unsdblisen Eprten u. 8erwunceten Isbr
siele, pel9e Yoafdnpis In Stide ssrils
fen fnr. Melcuns pom @efedt miro
mad benz @m~eilenbaufen sebra6t unp
srpse @meiien, peIde bis IS Wiaimeter
lang ii1 unp nur bet Wancsrunsen ptsr
BET einem Mnsrif auf ras Net BON Seis
ten elmer arbeitenpen Golonne berauss
fcmmen, fiebt ma nit psterminirter
Wiene mad benz Sdla6tfelpe ellen. ais
rpenr ie in Babe ben Sriepen berfeuen
MOLTEN. SObalp fe jerp9 bas Sublimat
beriibrt Serldbt iie ibre san,e Wiree,
tie rennen berum: irsenp cine fleinere
pom Silt raienp aema6te @meiie fabt
ibre Seine, fie fansen iclber an III beieen
unp bilren alsbalp ben Wittelpunft neuer
8nduel raienper @meiien. OaS Yulper
fam u bel gan, trpfenem @ettsr nit
Grfpl9 perpenpet perpen, unc rpern e5
li6 bel unleren beimilhen &meilen be-
pabrte, 10 mare camit elm Mittel sefuns
ben, ite !. .. aus ben Wpbnunsen gu
Sertreiber, 100 lie oft ldltis lino.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-12-09
unldnst ;u elmer n~aticnalen Union sus
iammenSeleBt baben, mD6te ras sewib
cine hIbihe Wufaate lein.
Der Sanbel nit Ao6len0l

1T trpB Ger StDrun9en, reneu CT IL 3ets
ten unterwprfen 1T. III elmer unsrmStn,
lihen @uSrebnunS an9eratlsn. Sit ia
TOD pas Scblenpl in weniaen Saben
sum bepeutsnciten Ausfubrs Artifef cicics
&ances sewprrcn, ceien &ertb i'm lcBtra
8iscalS Sabre Die ricliee Summc opu
pirsis Miuipnen DrlIars erreidt bai.
S6weineidmols, Ter SlpeitbS9fe Grpcrts
lrtifsl, brabte I'M ndmliden Sabre iur
stipa pie 6llftr jsner Summe Gin. 9ui
@runp Der SbatIaae pieleS enormrr
9erbrau6S Ypn SoblenDl i'm @uslancr
ipIte man ii6 su rsr 8OraueieBuns be-
rehtist %9lauben, eae aud in unlerem
Canoe Ger Gpnium rielrs wintisrn 9lrs
tifels perbaltrismdeise Oimeniicnen an
ssncmmen babe. Gteles 1T ieco6 cur6s
aus ni6t Der SAD. unirre transatlantic
iden @oniumenten besablcn niht nur
einen idbnen Yreis fir pas &cblenSl,
ioneern iie Yerbrau6sn aud cine Yitrs
NAL srSBere Suaniitdt peGelteu ais mir.
Die itnnrsiditsn Grfnpunsen fir ben
i6ern @sbrau6 pes Sels perpsn bier
in Mmerifa sema6t. Uir benuBen pies
ielben absr nur in aerinsem Mabe ,pdbs
renp bic 8Slfer Der alien Weli raraus
einen bepeutenpen 8ortbeil sieben.
Der arpee 9orratb BON Del BEL ben
Susqen bat ben preis auf ben beilpiellos
nierrisen preis BON As Gents per Gas
berabseoridt. neber iedsis Serl6iepes
ne Naticnen, ,pcrunter aud Sapan
perbrennen unier r~afinirtes 8pblSl unp
bic nieprisen preiis priTelbsn baben es
ibsraa 70 iebr CUR 8erpenpuns sebradt,
pab Der Secarf INNER nod iteisen
wirp. Oeutiblanp bat i'm SABRE 1873
52,1t3.773 @alonen perbrau6t unp pas
fir $l1 1859. ISL be;ablt /; Selsien epn>
Iumirte 22.616,550 8aQpnen, pel1e
$5,127408 tOiteten Gnslano 9ab
100000 unp Srlanp $l,341, 765
fir 8oblenSl aus. Oa Der Sanpel nit
9ampen unp anperen 8eauiliten gum
Serbrau6 BON 8pblenSl ME sdnitissr
itanp als icst, 10 carf man a%nnebmen,
pae Die preile res artifels wpbl balp
pierer in pie SSbe seben perpen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-12-09
Die Mbfammaug oes Sierss.

Das uniere Yrauer i'm @efIbie ibrer
@drre unp 9eiitunssr fi1 einsn 8Snis
als Abnberrn srforen baben. IN gan; in
Der Srrnuns,- ia cas- SplfsbewuB:iein,
weldes ii9 in ieiner popu!aren auTais
luns ni1t BON sencalpsii1en 8orl1rif>
ten, ODER ben ifeifen 9inien zines regels
re6ten Stammbaumes leiten ldet, fnipft
nit surem 5umor an piele 8%ierabfam>
muns folsenpe artise 9esence: SO mar
einmal Elm @eisenipielsr, Der bieB @ams
brinus. llnp feline 6srsaaerliebte CAB
ibm einen 8orb, rorauf er In ben @alp
sins I'm ii1 aububdnssn. Oils u2lo
perapeifelnp nit benz Stride UNI ben
gals, am 5ube ess Saumes iae, err
l6ien plSBlid cine sroee @effalt I'M aris
men Sleirs Dor ibm uns frua ibn, mos
ibm feble. Der arme Wuffant tbeilte
ibm 1einen Summer nit, rpprauf Der
Crime erpieperte nOu iollt reid unp
mdatis unp reine 0iebfte Dor Aerger
budlis rperpsn, rpenn Du mad 80 Sabs
rem Define Seele Dem Seelsebub per-
l6reitit !" @ambrinus pa1te bel fid /:
Stun, 80 Sabre %9ebenssenus 1T befer,
wie oar ni6ts, unp Der 5eufel bolt Did
yieaeiGt bod, rpsnn Du Did a%ufbansit."
90 wurpsn fs bes 6anpelS ems, unp
nit Satans Silfe erfano 0ambrinus
pas Yierbrauen. Sein Nuf erRredte
ii6 balp iber ALE 2anpe, unp ais Ger
rSmil6e 8aiier cine @a0cne te5 berrlis
den 9cbrdu's sefoltst bate, madte ct
ben G,fnper ipslsi6 sum 5ersos BON
Sratant unc @rafen Q Tlanrern.
@ambrinus lebte berrli6 unp in
6reupen. Oo6 zines IdSnen 5ases
lparen Die prsibis Sabre a~bseiaufen, unp
Selssbub ianete ieinen Gontabler SpfO
um @ambrinus mad Dem 8ertrass su
,,atta6sn". Dieier nabm BEN bSaii1sn
Deputy freunolid auf, brpirtbete Jpn
nit Bier unb 0imburser 8dle, unp SodU
,pel6er In Ieinem 9eben elm 70 berrlides
@etrdnfe ni1t aefcftet bate, faufte fi1
einsn iol9sn @ffsn, pas or ben Iermin
yerI9Iief unp aus 1ur6t SUr Strafs
auf ieinen unterirpil6en Yoiten reisntrte.
parp @amtrinus Dor aler teuaildsn
Bosbsit sefi1srt unp lebte nod 1 ODER 2
Sabrbunper:e.
Sbne 3weifsl bat pieis esssnre in ct
,pa5 perber Weiie auSpriden polen, eab
Semanp 80 Sabre lang oeeg bis an fem
leliaes Gncc Bier trinfen fam, obne pom
Ieufel sebolt III lpercsn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-12-09
spott, @iB, Sronie uno Sumor.

Selten-i6reibt Ger 2iterarbitprifer Ser.
mann Warfsraf : perpen dbnli6 laus
tenpe SesriHe bdmfser miteinanper sers
we9Ielt, als Spot, isis. Srpnie unp
5umpr," trcBpem ie i@arf sOneinanper
sei6ieper finn. SpOtt 1T Der 8iB zines
pummen oper ssmeinsn Wsnl1en ; 0iB
Der SpOtt zines feinen 8opfes prer Sc
leqibaftsmannes; Srpnie Der Wis zines
tieferen Oenfers, unp 5umor bic Sronie
zines YOetsn. Spptt 1T Elm plumper
6aufldlas, Der 8eulen surifldBt Uis
III elm Napelfih, Der mebr ODER peniser
tisf in ras Uleii@ crinst /; Sronie Elm
8iB, pis BON Dornen unter HoIen ; 5ur
NOR paS paafter. ras sesen ale Die
@unpsn bilft. @esen ben Spott bat
Der seitrsi6e Wann feline WaHen Der
isis forrert Jpn sun, Wiperifanp beraus ;
nit Der Sronie u%n:erbanceIt er auf
Gapitulaticn ; Ger 5umcr brinst i'm
;ur freirpiaisen llnterperfuns. Der
Spptt fommt aus Dem Gleiidli6cn ;
Der SiB aus Dem 0erftanp /; bic Srcnie
aus Dem 0siite, unp Der Sumor aus benz
sr Elm ed@eIn rurd 1brdnm i!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-12-09

s&narj III bic 5rauerfarbe fait in
allen 9dnpern Der Groe. bod MID: ibers
all. Sn Syrien, @appacOcten unp ars
menien trauert man bimmelblau, tn
Gsyptsn selb, in ae;bicpien srau,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-12-09

9Gl3erne Slider. SIN Wuleum BON
&a6el 1T un!er @nrerem aud cine aus
500 europdii9en 8dumm perfcniste
Sudiammluns aufsefteat. Der Hds
den jsceS Sanpes 1T &inpe pes Saumss
unp Die Seitenpefel aus aussewa6ies
mem 6ol;e, rascsen pas ptere Wittsl>
it'd aus junsem uno cas untere aus
alien Sclse angelo rttst. Sehnet man
tas Bud 70 ineet man, eae ss ni6ts
als elm &dff6en in Su6form III, pas
uns bic gliitbe, Saamen, Grid:s unp
Sldtter peS 8aumes tbeils in aetrofnes
tenn 3uitanpe, tbeils in elmer Nadabm<
Jung in Wa1s seist. @uf Ger Melbour.
ne Colonial @u5feuuns i'm Sabre 1866
bate Gplonel Clamp auf cine abnliae
0siie aufraIiide 8dume m Bu@form
ausseltelt. Wan fam f6 faum cine
selbmadppqerer unp inteteGantere Weis
Ie benfen, bic ptrlhiepenen Sol3sattun'
gen lammt ibren dusern Grid einunsen su
Seranibauliben, nobel man ie bsliebis
alpbabetii& pcer mad irsenp einem an
rsren Syftem prbnen fam.
sluf Der Barrier @eltausiteIuns i'm
Sabre 1867 bate 8uBlanp auf cine
abnli6e Weiie feline mannisfaltisen
Saumsattunsen sur @nidauuns ses
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