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The daily gazette., 1874-09-16

tbs fitenlaiiah, sl,Af,34ej Tho Stalls
debt not less than S19, 600, 600; the Stale
taxes, $4,000,000 Qhey are still over
So 600, ,000). AS for the local and county
taxation, that may be imagined from
the circumstances that the county
commissioners arc invariably ignorant
negroes, who do not own any property
and are not able to write their names.
The tax system in South Carolina is,
if anything can he, even more ire
sponsiblc than the election laws. The
lcvics are made by Legislators and
county commissioners who arc not
tax x-payers, and are only anxious to
increase their little store by public and
wholesale robbery The assessments
are made by unbonded auditors, whose
returns are revised by nm irresponsible
board of equalization, their sole con
Germ being to adjust the amount asses
scd to the sum of revenue demanded.
In repeated instances. without seeing
or knowing anything about the prop
erty, this board has multiplied, quad
rupled the original assessments made
make .thc individuals, districts and
even whole counties, so that Otter
property is taxed upon n valuation
three times as great rs it would sell fol
in II favorable market. The county
taxes are made higher by n complicated
judiciary system and the absurd fond
ness of the negro for litigation, whicl
he is able to indulge without the leas
expense to himself, at the cost of thu
taxpayer
Here, then, are two States in whicl
the people are ruined by adventures
foistcd upon them. They cannot drive
there rulers out in legitimate way
because the scroundrels have an elcc
torial system which enables them tt
count themselves in, no matter how
great the vote is against them. They
cannot drive the scoundrels out by
force, for the Federal arms protcc
them and all their frauds and plundcr
l What must the people of Louisiana
and South Carolina do to get out %
the circle of fire which closes arount
them.
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Ill Was then slaytha tiAiEl4E ta}h
him up, and since hts conspiracy to ruin
Mr.. Beecher, it has hugged him closely.
II believes in him. 1t thinks him giant
of the Truth-very far overtepping Mr..
Beccher. Why it should now affect
modest hesitation, while taking him,
Moulton, and the Woodruff crowd gene
rally. to his bosom. and pretend desire
to fend off Theodorc's cOlored woman, is
hard to understand" Commercial.
Our readers will be enabled to judge
from the above of the character fol
truthfulness tho Commel lcial desires to
establish for itself. With reference to
Tilton and Beecher and Moulton and
Woodruff, we have not cared to take
sides with either, rs we despised the
whole rs lacking in the great essential
features of true religion; while they
were making cloak of religion to cover
up the'r wickcdness and immortality
Nevertheless rs there must be some re-
deeming characters in such assemblages
of people as from Ply mouth Church, We
have hope for their sakes that Beechel
might be able to prove himself innocent
of the charges. We have thought that
society would not be so shocked, and the
church in which all good citizens are
more or less interested, rs it is the great
representative Of morality and civi'iza'
ton, would not be SO deeply wounded
We know, however, many very goot
men, and some of them preachers too
who deny that Beecher represents tn,
church of any denomination, and they
say he is not orthodox enough to b,
classed with the christian ministry. Il
is but just that we should say that thes,
gentlemen 6;sapproved especially of lii
Sharpc's rife pulpit campaign.
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UH0f viz Grant DOo

This is the question which now most
deeply interests the people of the United
States. VIII he, in defiance of all the
wrongs that the people of Louisiana
have endured by the force of the bayo-
net reinstate the usurper Kellogg in
power to further ruin and dcvastate
Louisiana; or will he he content with
issuing his proclamation commanding
peace? There is not a doubt rs to which
faction is right. The people of Louisi-
ana and New Orleans have right to
choose their own governors: and they
have exercised that right in the only
way that was left to them. 1t was ne
cessary to do this or suffer the usurper
to take from them all they possessed. If
Grant Is not tyrant ut heart lie Will
not disregard the appeals of Louisiana,
in which the great mass of the American
people, without regard to party, deeply
sympathize,
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WILMINGTON. DEL, scps. I6. 1874
STATE SEN ATORS

STATE SENATOES.
White Clay Creek IId.. JAMES III. RAY
Appoquinimink, HENRY DAVIS
REPRESENTATIVES,
Brandywine Hd., THOMAS q: BIRD.
Wilmington, ISAAC g. PYLE.
Mill Greek, THos. Il. j. BALDWIN
New Castle, THos. HoLcoMB.
Red Lion, THos. BIRD.
st. Georges, HENRY A. NowLAND
Pencader, WILLIAM Z. BIads.
LEVY COURT COMMISSIONERS.
GEO. ID. MEpILI, of Mill Creek Hid
WIN. l.. WIER, White Clay Creek
VIM. X. BRIaHr, Red Lion.
WIN. Polk, st. Georges.
JAMES c. WILSON and
SAMUEL ROBERTS, Appoquinimink Hid
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4 Democratic Mass Meeting

will be held in Wilmington on the even.
ing of the 9th of OCTOBER.
BY order of the Executive Committee
VIM. HERBERT, Chairman.
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The County Convention.

To THE MEMBERS OF THE DEMocRATIc
COUNTY CONVENTION.
Gentlemen Under tho rules of the
Democratic party, and by established
usage, it becomes my duty to request
YOU to attend n Convention to be held at
New Castle on SATURDAY, the 26th of
SEPTEMBER, 1874, at IL o'clock, A. Nj.
for the purpose of supplying a vacancy
in the county ticket occasioned by the
declination of Thomas G. Bird, Esq, as
Representative to the Legislature from
Brandywine Hundred.
j. POULSON CHANDLER,
Sept II, 1874. Chairman.
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outside the Crescent City.
THE M'ENERY PARISH OFFICERS INSTALL
ED ALL OVER THE NORTHERN PART
OF THE STATE WITHOUT THE

LEAST BIooDSHED.
SHREVEPORT, Sept. 15.-The rightful
officers elected in 1872 have been peacea-
bly, installed in all the parishes as far as
heard from. in North Louisiana. There
has not been, nor will there be, a drop OF
blood shed. The movement has been
conducted by leading property holders,
business and conservative men, in this
and adjoining parishe1. The best feel
ing prevails between whites and blacks.
Our people are of the opinion that Pres
ident Grants proclamation WIS issued
under misapprehension of the facts, and
they cannot believe he will use the pow
ers of his great Office to crush them.
There will be no conflict between the
people and the Federal authoritics, but
the Kellogg infamy is dead beyond res.
direction. troops or no troops.
W. b. EGAN,
j. G; MoSounr, Committee.
\. H. LEONARD,
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NtTitKS.

0TlCE.-A meeting Of tho Stockholders
~ of the Mechanics Loan Association -
In rersuanee of call. n meeting OF tho Stock
holders OF the Mechanic Loan Association.
pnd Market, on THURSDAY Evening. Sept.
2ith. at 80 o'clock. A full attendance is re-
quested.
sepl5eodTs w J. MORROW, Scc'y.
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A Democratic Mass Meeting

will be held at Middletown on OCTOBER
1st, Mt twelve o'clock, NJ. The meeting
will be addressed by several eloquent
speakers whose names will be mentioned
Committee. WM. HERBERT,
New Castle. Sept. II, 1874. Chairman.
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C0UrlI JERSEY INSTITUTE. N. p
- fiIst.class School Tor both sexes, Loca-
tion delightful and healthy; climate mild
Building brick; heated by steam; lighted
by gas; hot and coldwater. Railroads and
telegraphs, Commences September 2. Send
Tor catalogue.
aug7-6w III. X. TRASK, Principal.
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TIE Race OTtHc StaiiiOns.
THIRTY THOUSAND PERSONS WITNESS
ING THE GREAT EVEST-sMUG-
GLER THE WINNER, AND
CHAMPION OF THE UNI

TED STATES.
BosToN, September 15.-The great
stallion race for the championship of
the United States was troted at Mystic
P;nl. to-day. The weather was most
d l.. htiul, and the attendance larger
than ever before gathered at n race
track in this country, being estimated
10y competent judges at about thirty
thousand. The following is the sum
mary:
MysTIc PARk, September l5.-Purs,.
$4,000 open 10 all stations "a, ,OCO
to first, 50 900 to second, s., 900 to third
and $ 900 to fourth, and gold medal
10 each horse winning premium ;
mile heats, best 3 in 8, to harness. -
Time, 2.23, 2.23, 22O
The daily gazette., 1874-09-16

A child answering the description OF
little Charlie Ross was found Monday
evening at lillsdalc, Columbia county,
New York. A woman who had him
in charge was arrested and the authori,
ties in Phila, communicated with.
ABOUT 5000 persons, young and old |,
were taken ON free excursions in Bal
timorc this summer
The daily gazette., 1874-09-16

NJ OTICE-CITIZENS' LOAN ASSOCIA-
IN TlON.-Ihe ! n series of 500 shares for
sale at 81 % per share. First payment on or
before October LIST. next.
sep7tf GEO; c. MARiS. sec'y.
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SHOT, GUN and PISTOL
MANUFACTORY. NJ
NATHANIEL NsEECnsOIa

Successor TO tho late F. Hertins. No, 2)4
King street. above "a. Wilmington. Del, 20
generally. that he will continue tho IN, mn
iaeture OF shot Guns, Rifles and Pistols al
the old stand. No. IA King street. and has for
ng which are '''"''
Double Barrel GRs from So to at-5
Single Barrel Guns from So to s2a
All Kinds OF Pistols. Colt's, Sharpe's. Al.
Cartridges, Sr-. complete. Also. Ely's best
double water proof Percussion Cai,s: ,verv
SIZE ball and shot; Game Bags, and Iunnins
ApparM generally. Fishing To ekIe, Sc,
and retail at the lowest cash prices
f1srtieplar attention paid to Bell Han q
ing and LocSsmithins as h cretofore.
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~ cl;fi aitayisei blood per-
es ee;.y part of Ire body,
s.i.a.y s't5lsaGgea ard srdStcs
sFe3i.eg o;tt morbid Sccrc-
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III j fi.e secret c!' the gc0n-
,g19gs5 .'ses'@s; or tss5s remedy Ia
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pl,si.l., t}ropsy, Chronic Diar-
rhGca. s.. IN cryos.s Affections,
CO. ...;, Eevers, Humors,
&c aG Constitutional Nigor,
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1NSU RANCE Thu Il is SURE.
Sc HTNA -

INSURANCE CO.. OF HARTF0RD
CONNECTICUT.
This old and reliable Company has
opened an office in this city.
This Company appears to be remov-
ed beyond the contingency of real dis
aster. 1t may suffer losses, it may en-
counter misfortune against which no
human foresight could provide Suspi-
cions may be engei dered by rival COM
panies, but she goes calmly on in line
of duty laid down by itself and will
never abandon it If it takes the last dol
lar.
Its losses by the Chicago fire were
about four million dollars, every dollar
of which was paid before maturity.
Hard upon this, was that great Boston
fire, bringing loss of $1,000, 600; no
man had to wait an hour for his money.
Every one who wants insurance is con
cerned to know where to look for that,
that is safe-which after all is the cheap
est insurance. We feel perfectly safe in
saying that for insurance that is per-
fectly SAFE there is no company ahead
of the Aetna, of Hartford Connecticut.
VIM. III. MATHEWS, Agent.
July "a o DIV 6m.
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Valley House,

The undersigned has leased the Bar
of the Valley House, and has had it
thoroughly refitted in the neatest style.
The Bar will at all times be supplied
with the choicest and best Liquors. -
Fancy and mixed drinks gotten up in
the best style. Whissy of different
brands supplied to farmers and others,
in quantities to suit, at low figures.
Give me call and see what have got.
LIVERY.
l have also leased the Stables Of the
Valley House. and opened a Livery.
GOOD HORSES AND BUGGIES
for hire at all tines Horses kept and
fed by the day or month, at lowest
rates, and the best attention given them
by careful ostlers. The public are in
vited to give me call
Yours truly,
FRED. q WARNER.
apri4, Bind
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LIvERY.sALE AND EXCHANGE.
STA BLES

/ AM now prepared to accommo-
the public in general with good
HORSES AND BUGGIES,
oftne best qualities. also run an Om-
nibus to all passenger trains Of the Bal
timore and Ohio Railroad, and Passen.
gers will be carried to any part Of the
town or country. Horses are Fed and
kept at the lowest rates and with great
care. The public viii do we'll to give
me call
PAUL STRAUSNER.
Stables at American House, Queen
Street, Martinsburg, w. Va,
April s. '73.
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DIR. J. Walkers California
Vinegar Bitters are purely Veg
etable preparation, made chiefly from
the native herbs found on the lower
ranges of the Sierra Nevada noun
tains of California, the medicinal
properties of which are extracted
therefrom without the use of Alcohol.
The question is almost daily asked,
q What is the cause of the unpar-
alleled success of VINEGAR BIT-
TIERS ?" Our answer is, that they
remove the cause of disease, and
the patient RECEIVERS his health. They
are the great blood purifier and q
life giving principle, perfect Reno
vator and Inyigorator Of the system.
Never before in the history of the world
has q medicine been compounded pos
sessing the remarkable qualities Of ViN-
gGAR BITTERs in healing the sick of
every disease man is heir to. They are
gentle Purgative as well as a Tonic,
relieving Congestion or Inflammation of
the Liver and visceral Organs in Bilious
Diseases
The properties of DIR. WALK
KRIS VINEGAR BITTERs are Aperient. Dia-
9horatic, Carmnative, Nutritious, Laxa-
i've. Diurctic, Sedative, CouDter-Irritant.
Sadorifc, Alternative, and Anti-Bilious.
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irlfte Die Utlfter ms a3l1flmer, he .1eBt lld)
ouf ben Sdemel at ben SiiBen ibrer
So6terunb }agt 5u mir, oiele betra6teno.
gang .itilIe: lie i6ldft ein. Sn Der Sbat
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a. l1br perdnbert ,li9 oas @eli9t nod
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oen 8poen Die Serien Tno ftart in Der
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ginnt. Sn Den folgen0en 20 M}inufen
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wie eine @totue lit. Ser tiefiten Qluf=
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unteroricften @6rei aus unb fdllt ouf
Die &niee, Die Mrme ansgebreitet> lpie Der
Priefer bel Der Prdf fation; 1e bleibt eine
Biertel ltunoe pnQ ltGnoig unbeipe9l9 ir
bieler @telluns. Sd, min ben linfen
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| fabre ben ppll ten Wioerfano, faum boB
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lpe9t Den Wfuno unh ldBt einen leidten
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temptation, bic 9lei9e &dlte in ben e.
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gefpirationea 1T 10 in Der Minute."
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wieOer tparm geluoroen, Die Tiibs ober
INNER slei4 talt tuie Marmor> >pos bis
5um Gnoe Der Gfi ita1 1e oauert. 9luf Dem
@elbte lit feline @pur mebr BON Der
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be,pegt 2ouile ben Ndno bon 9feuem
unb brin9t ,pabrenO eini9er @ecunoen
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INNER bolb pffenen~ W{unoe Die 3unge
auf etnen Nugenblif berpor; oas pieoer-
bolt Tie mad etlidben Minuten. 5 l1br 10
erbebt l@ Die &e1piration auf 12-13,
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: unb @eli9teit; Oas perl4pinoet abe,
balo uno mo@t Der l1nbeme9lid)feit plat
: uno Dem @lan5e Der Contemplation. Sd
rufe 1ie laut: feline Qlnttport."
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tes bes Doftor Snbert: "a
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ben soberen Nueenliebern, Die jebod itarr
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vWon slpei ubr an nimmt Die Grfalz
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li@ se19loHen> nm li@ nod einer Tiertel=
itunoe mieber gu DHnen."
vGeoen 2 'lbr 20 80. fdllt ous Dem
linten .9(u9e cine Sbrdne: Der Yuls 1T
auf 12O. @eit anoertbal6 @tunoen 1T
nun Die @fitatil6e unbepeglib in oer=
]elben @tellung als i6 lle uni 8 llbr
.(oer @enerolpicor NOR eben angefommen)
Ian91om li9 pormdrts neigen uno ols
lie 10 einen Bo9en BON un9efdbr 45
&rooen be16rieben batte, plDbli9 unh
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lie bur6 cine bDDere Wlo6t sur Groe se=
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8oroerleib gegen ben 8ooen. Ser &opf
rubt ouf Dem re9ten 9lrme oos @ellAt
linfs oeipenoet; Die 9(ueen 9cldloiien,
Der Muno itort 9e6ffnet, Der tinfe @rm
ausge1tredt, Elm menig pom Numpfe ent=
fernt Die Beine 9erooe oasgehredt nobe
Bel chamber bos &leib oedt le an1tan=
oio bis ouf Sic Derlen; llnempiiuolib=
felt fir QuGere Ginmirfunsen."
vgo6 5ebn Minuten, lpie Der @enerol=
picor por6er mir eelast, tredt 9on:le
plDbli6 uno frampfbait bic grme tn
&reuses form aus unb perbinoet Die Slibe>
ben re6ten ouf Die @oble oes linfen les
>oeno 6iele Bemeeunsen fonoen nit Der
@6nelliefeit bes Blibes fatt:"
uDa @err Yonceall obrei}en muBte'
1aote 'er mir ooB es ni6t nDtbi9 iei,
2oui1e langer in oieler Sage 5u lallen.
oob er perlllDge ieiner 9eiitliden @ewal1
5ie ouoenblidli9 aus ber Gdlto1e 5urlld
aurufen permDse, bab Die gtltat'lde lid
,ouf ibren @tubl 1eben tueroe, um balo
,pieoer in bic Contemplation 5urlld5ufaI=
len, 10 baB i6 na@ber ben Seenen Der
.Qloonie uno @lorie beiluobnen fonne."
uWoblan ,, 2ouiie, iaste Der Serr st.
neralpicar, unb alsbalo ri6tete lid oie
Gf1tatiibe auf unb ieste ii9 OUT lbren
@tubl. auf o;.s. ein5ise Mort oes
Drielters Der gu ibr Iprab els einer, oel
Gewalt bat fumen ibre @inne 5u It'd
unb nabm oas @ei6t wieoer 1elnen no.
tiirli6en uusorud an. 2ouiie bat &C.
hortbt unb lire 8epe9uug nit Der au=
aenbliali6en Bereittuillisteit eines Sol=
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5eines Offi5iers som Booen autitebt, al!
ben er 5eine 9niee gelebt. Sd fru9 oi'
Gffatii6e, ME lie li6 befinoe; Iie Der:
ii6erte r,i4 baB lie ni@ts leibe. Sd
berabrt. lure @tirne uno Die Rrone I'M
ben Ropf, Der Grnd berurfo9te S9mer:
sen, bic beftiser iGienen." :
vCs 1T ungefdbr 81 nbr; Die &adteb
aum duberen 2eben bdlt toum 3, 4 Min
an; bale bemesen 1i4 bic Mugen lei9t
iie fdllt unn1ittelbar in Die Gfita1e 5urlid
auf Dem &anbe bes 9tllbles ibeno uni
in Der namlidsn 9altung. iuie por 6e
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0bio @aiienfreunb..
Sic 3 6iterrei@tl de Norbpol=
Erpelblitinr. -

y
Nab udberen 8eri9ten ,uor oas Gs=
peoitionsi6iff vSesetbof" bereits I'M
Mu9uit 1872 an oem n0roli11ten Yuntte
BON 9fppa 3embla uno trieb nit Dem
Gis in norowei itli6er &i6tuns, siinfMo=
nate lang arbeitete Die Mannl9aitsun=
perorol fen ,pd1renb bes @ommers 1873,
I'M bas Sabr5eus bonn @is frei au mo-
6en, bod obne @rfolg. SIM 9erbIte bie=
1es Sahres en6edte man n6rolid6 bonn
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len @ren5linien n0rolid5 uno peltli6 f6
ni9t unter19eioen lieben. Cine l6tpa9e
&i1tenlinie marc in @9litten POM 8.
O}drs bs 4 Mai 1874 bis 5un1 S3.
8reiten9ra0 perfol9t uno an Gbren BEG
&oiIers bas 2ano Tran3 Solepb's 9onb
getau It. Sic Pfan5enpelt mar b66lt un=
beoeuteno uno bon tbieril@ l@em 2eben feline
@pur porbanoen, 6plomitil6e &altfellen
erboben li9 in ber 90De BON 1900 DC
tres. Mon itieb ouf rieliee Gis6er9e unb
seittpeilig trof t man au6 Sreibbol5. 9lm
20, Mai 1874 >porb Der Sesetboff auf f.
9e9eben uno uerlieB bic Mannlbaft # bas
6abr5eug in pier@9litten un0 na@ elmer
9feiie pon SO Togen erreid)te lie Nopa
3cmbla, ,polelblt iie auf Elm ruI1ildes
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unbel 9reibliben 2eioen unb Gnt6ebrun=
gen in Morboe i5t Nor>pegen lonbeten.
Sour elmer 0er 2eate }tarb an eincm 2un=
genii6el.
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ten fong. Sn Der biolosilben@ection
bes uiIenldoftlihen GongreNcs 5u Yel=
| folt bielt Dr. Sooter cine interel llonte8or=
lelung iibcr interchangeable PFan5en.
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1pie 9roiuin, 9ooter, W}ellid)omp aus
9lmerifa II. q. nj. Doben 8eoba6tun9en
anseitellt NIT Der 0inoea (6liesenl6nap=
per), 0ro1era (@onnentbeu), @arracenia
9orlin9bonia II. (. to-. 0ie 8eo6o6tun=
gen er9eben, oaB >penn cine Slie9e o0er
Elm @tifben &ino fleilA ouf Elm offenes
8latt elmer oiel ler YFonsen 9ele9t miro, 10
|l6liebt li6 Die vToQe" lofort, cine i6leim=
ortige @dure miro ooriiber 9egpilen uno
oos 5tid miro bon ltdn6ig aufgelDst, uno
ob1or6irt. OeFnet lib oos Blatt ,pieber,
oonn lit Die O6erFdd)e troden uno fit
Elm Sueitcs Nfal bereit. @iro Elm 0tine=
raj ltud6en ein9elegt> 10 16GeBt 1i6 5iuar
bos Blatt> Elm @er0ouunssperiua miro
inoeNen nibt 9emadt uno oas Blatt off,
net ]i9 bale luieber uno wirft bas @tiid=
den ab. &die miro nur ie9r I6luer uer<
oout unb lit ni6t un9efd6rli6 fir Die
YFanse. Dr. Scooter er5d6lte nod bon
pielen anoeren Beoba6tungel1, bon oenen
Die n1eilten obne @6pierigfeiten bon Sc
hermann ongelteQt lueroen t0nnen 3u Den
BON 9r. Buroou @anoer1obn an9efel=
ten Beobo6tun9eu besarf es inoelien
siniger 9lpparate, uno oos &elultat Der
9eoba9tungen ST.. @anoerlon's 1T in
Der 9bot ,punoerbor. 9fa9 oielen 9ibt
es pfan5en, Die TleiI6nabrung pcrealen
uno ab]orbiren> musfuldre Sbdtt9feit
seisen umo cine Nrt Neruenlpitem beliben
; lpelbe bic Sbdti9teit contrpllirt.
- 8ei einem neulid itatt9ebabten
t acknowledgements I'M Medlenburgi=
]9en puroen bic @reile bon ser @attin
t oes @robber5ogs periSnli9 ben @ie9ern
ousgebdn0igt. Giner oer @ie9er, oer
aebn Sbaler erobert 6atte, id)ien elm un=
olaubiser Sbomas gu iein: 2lls Ct Die