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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1875-04-29

In consequence of the increase of
postage on third-class matter, the post
Office department is issuing two-cent
newspaper wrappers, the stamp being
the same as the present two-cent stamp.
The one-cent wrappers are continued for
papers weighing less than one ounce.
The department viii also issue, upon
requisiion, the No. 4 and No. 6 un-
gummed envelopes in the denomination
Of two cents.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1875-04-29
BIG WORDS.

A citizen of Baltimore has been hunt
ing up some big words, and publishes
them In the american for the benefit of
the getters-up of spelling matches. The
first word offered is said to be the longest
word in the English language, used often
In old plays, and placed in the mouth of
Costard, the clown in "Love's Labor
Lost" act v, scene l., Honorifcabili-
tudinitatibus.
The next in Pilgrims Of the Rhine, by
Bulwer, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
The next from Rabelais, '' Antiperica-
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Filtration
estoordecautium."
The next is the name of an officer now
IN Madrid, Don Juan Nepomuceno de
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
The next is town in the Isle OF Null,
" Observation-Disclosures"
The next, Observation-Disclosures
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS"
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and ''Poly-
Observation-Disclosures" are
two words that recently appeared in the
London Times and Star.
Observation-Disclosures"
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES !"
The names of two productions Of San
scrit literature.
Observation-Disclosures
leiphanodrimupotrimmatokichle kossu-
phophatoperiserrtlsktruonopte kephlok-
igklopeleiolagoossiralobap hetIaganopter-
ugon."
This last word is the largest in any
language. 1t may be found in the +" Elk
klesiazousai of Aristophenes, "a very
excellent comedy, and placed in the
mouth of one of the actors. 1t consists
of 169 letters, and makes seventy-seven
syllables, and must have created some
laughter when spoken. Some actors of
the present day would hardly risk it
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1875-04-29
SUGGESTIONS As TO TREE PLANT

SUGGESTIONS Is TO TREE PLANT
ING.
Thomas Meehan, editor of the Garden
er's Monthly, gives the following sug-
gestions concerning tree-planting:
As the season for work has now ar
rived we shall 60 into no extended de-
tail, but offer the following brief sugges-
tons, which may aid the impractical
gardener:
Prepare ground for planting. Soil
loosened two feet deep dries out less in
summer than soil one foot deep. Rich
soil grows tree larger in one year than
poor soil will in three. Under-drained
soil is cooler in summer than soil not
under-drained. The feeding roots of
trees come near the surface; therefore
plant no deeper than necessary to keep
the tree in the soil. If there be danger
of its blowing over, stake it, but don't
plant deep. One stake set at an angle
Is as good as two set perpendicular
straw or mat set around tree keeps the
bark from rubbing. Large stones placed
around a tr,nsplanted tree are often bet
ter than stake. They keep the soil
moist, admit the air, and encourage sur
face roots. Shorten the shoots at trans
planting. This produces growth, and
growth produces roots; and with new
roots your tree is safe for another season.
Imprinted trees produce leaves, but lit
tie growth, and less roots.
Place broad-leaved evergreens where
they will get no sun in winter; yet away
from where the roots of trees will make
the ground dry in summer. Deep soil,
but shallow planting, is all important for
them. In transplanting, take care of
the roots. Good roots are of more i'm
portance than good g balls" Balls of
earth are useful in keeping fibres moist;
but don't sacrifice the best fibres five or
six feet from the tree for the few fibres
in the ball at the base. When roots are
rather dry, after filling portion of soil,
pour in water freely. After all has set
tied away, fill in lightly the balance of
the soil, and let it rest for few days
This is as a remedy, not rule; for wa
tering this way, cools the soil, ultimately
hardens it, and in other respects works
to the injury of the transplanted tree.
Unless inside of round ring, or cir
cular walk, don't plant trees or shrubs
in formal clumps. They are abomina-
tons in the eyes of persons of taste.
Meaningless irregularities form the OPP
posite extreme. Remember, cart is ma
ture better understood"
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1875-04-29
RAILWAYS.

The total length of the railways in the
United States is nearly IS, 900 miles, or
over three times the diameter of the
earth. It would occupy a passenger
five monthe' time, travelling night and
day continuously, at an average speed of
twenty miles an hour, to go once over all
our railways. At the average speed of
the fastest ocean steamers it would re-
quire eight months time.-Scientifc
American.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1875-04-29


The young man who did not spell well
had sick spell.
John, John, wake up, there's bur
glar in the house," said his wife. John
sat upright In bed. Burglar, burg
Ter, burglar" and he rolled over, wait
ing for a harder word
THINK what destruction would have
been caused if the spelling school fever
had ever struck the Aztec empire Why,
when they were at their meals, and want
ed bread, they had to ask for totauquit-
laxcallillaquelpacholli.
WE fail to see that photographed ex-
cellence is of such value in the country
as claimed. The president of Sheboy-
gan bank couldn't spell "bilious, while
Wakesha editor who takes wood on
subscription spelled down the entire
county -Mil,Oaukee Sentinel.
BILL SAIIKEs came home mellow the
other night, and when his wife asked
him what allied him he said he had been
to the spelling school and had (hic) got
foul Of INDEPENDENTLY
Neutrality-suspicious.
hip-pimus- p-hip-hip- hippitymus--
hipopytimus-or some such (hic) con-
founded word, and it had given him one
of his "spells. "-Smatogian.
AT a recent spelling match in Saratoga
a gentleman offered library, worth
$50, to anybody who would spell cor
rectly the following sixteen words: Baa,
llama, eteve (dropped), emeute, tureen,
demesnial, eau de vie, banister, scirrhos-
ity, pharmacopeia, esquiesse, eleemosy-
nary, caoutchouc, cyclostylar, ipecacu-
anha, tic douloureux. The worst effort
to spell them read as follows: Baah,
lama, ateve, emute, turrene, demesenial,
o dive, bannister, skirrotcity, pharmaco-
pia, aeskiss, ellemosissary, coochouk,
seiclistila, epicacqana, tic delaroo.
AT recent spelling match at Column
bia, Tenn, for the benefit of one of the
churches there, the teacher premeditated-
ly brought on personal difficulty be-
tween clerk in a grocery store and the
word raphsody." No sooner was the
unoffending word thrown at the young
man than with the widest confidence in
his ability to knock both Worcester and
Webster into the middle of next week at
a single blow, he hurled it back, man
gled, mutilated and bleeding, thus:
Wrap wrap, SO so, wrapso, d-a ola,
wrap soda"
And then there rose as wild yell
As if the folks from heaven that fell,
Had rung the banner cry of Brooklyn.
A CORRESPONDENT of the Boston AdUer-
tiser proposes the following elegant SEN
fences as an exercise for spelling matches:
Looking up into his golopticus eyes,
she said, And is it indeed true, Alfred,
that our soul, in the process of trans
mogrifcation, explunctiies itself through
the whole caOoodle of eternity Nay,
dearest, replied Alfred, and his coun-
tenance betrayed an expression of irasci-
fication, not to say disgruntlement,
which cavorted over his features for an
instant. Our souls cannot become suf-
ficiently matterated to admit of the
necessary specification which The
sentence was never finished; for as he
spoke he seated himself upon a chair
whose legs had been exserrated two
inches, and he came down unexpectedly
kerchunck."
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1875-04-29

A vmenuA distiller lately converted q
cave and hollow tree growing over it
ohis purpose Of defrauding the revenue,
the tree serving e. Q concealed chimney.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1875-04-29
THE SMALL BOZ ON MOVING Da

TIE SMALL BOZ ON MOVING Day.
One of the most disastrous elements
in moving day is a small boy with an
aspiring disposition. If he carries any
thing, it must be chair, which he takes
on his head with the back at the front so
to prevent him from seeing where he is
going, and with the erect legs in range
of the chandelier and upper door castings.
Thus equipped, he strikes military
step, improvising his mouth into a
trumpet, and starts out In less than q
quarter of an hour he has that chair
safely on the cart where it is not wanted,
and Is hurrying back after another.
Before the carmsn has returned
the second load, the one boy
has developed into eight, each boy with
chair, each boy under feet, and each
boy making as much noise as planning
mill on damp day. If boy cannot
get chair to carry he wants two bed
posts. He wants two so he can carry
one under each arm. Then he starts
down stairs. First the posts cross each
other at the front and nearly throw him
down, then they cross at the back, and
the front ends fly off at tangent, one of
them digging into the calcimined wall,
and the other entangling in the bannis-
tiers. But he won't let one of them 90,
but hangs onto both with exasperating
obstinacy. In the meantime the carman,
who is working by the load and not by
the day, is waiting at the foot of the
stairs, and wishing that he had that boy
back of the Rocky Mountains for about
fifteen minutes and the anxious father,
with straw bed Ill his arms and his eyes
full of dust, is at the head of the stairs,
waiting to come down, and vociferating
at the top of his voice, until the dust
from the tick gets into his throat and
precipitates him into a violent fit of
coughing. By the time the third load
is on the way, the novelty of helping
carry furniture is worn off to the boy,
and he and lis companions are firing
rubbish from the garnet at each other,
or fooling with the horse just as some
heavy object is being lifted onto the
cart. The best plan for moving family
that has boy, is to gethim half bushel
OF frozen potatoes to throw, and set him
out in the suburbs until the affair is
overwhelming Nescs
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1875-04-29

THERE is q young girl in Florida named
Neuralgia. She was christened after q
bottle of patent medicine which her
mother esteemed.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1875-04-29
sroxsTER NH4R ~

The London Daily Neacs SAYS: 1t VII
be recollected that, in ate issue. we
announced the stranding of an immense
shark at Shanklin, in tn Isle of Wight.
The skin of this HI age fish has now
arrived in London, having been pur-
chased for the British Museum. The
difficult operation of taking the skin off
so gigantic creature has been admira-
bly, carried out by Mr.. Gerard, Jr.,
whose ability in preparing skeletons for
the British Museum is well known. It's
total length is twenty-nine feet, It's c;r-
conference fifteen feet at the largest
part. It's teeth are exceedingly small,
and not the least like the large white
ivory teeth seen in sharks of museums;
they are, on the contrary, very small and
set with interspaces one from the other,
and about the size of cats teeth.
This is the basking shark-sgual,ts
ndrin'us, cetorinus marimus, Squalls
etephas, sail-fish, hoemother, or homer
of Orkney, sun-fish, west coast of Ire
land. 1t is not, however, to be con-
founded with the sun fish-o7thagoriscus
Dola-that is, the shape of the sun.
These huge sharks appear in considera-
bic numbers in the spring along the
northwest coast of Donegal and Clew
Bay. The Sun-fish Bank is probably
the first shoal water made by the fish
coming in from the Atlantic. 1t is pos
sible they come here to spawn, passing
the rest of their lives in the deep waters
OF the Atlantic. Little or nothing il,
known of the habits of this fish, which is
probably the largest among known
sharks. Couch records one taken in
Cornwall measuring thirty-one feet eight
inches. 1t is supposed that they swallow
their prey alive. The Irish fishermen
| spear them for the sake of the oil which
is to be obtained from their liver. This
fish, when floating on the water, is fire.
quently taken for the whale, on account
of its somewhat sluggish movements.
Hence it is also called the basking shark.
1t is supposed that the present specimen
had lost its way, being bound, probably,
for the west coast of Ireland.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1875-04-29

which the Southern Confederacy ceased
to exit. There Jefferson Davis was last
addressed as President, and there Gen.
Joseph E. Johnston decided to surrender.
, 1875-01-16
Gi de Na@riuropadt'u

Berlin. Der Oberprdlibsnt Der
Yropins PreuBen, Serr b. Sorn, bat
Elm Circular an bic StanoeSbeamten cts
lalien, in meldem oerlelbe, untsr Sin-
weis uuf &la9eu iber bic ~unterlaHens
Na9lu9uny Der tir9llda afte nadl
Gintra9ung in b,e Granddaughter. es
fir ~orin9eno erwinidt uno ansemelsn,
bic Sntereiien beS Staates iowobl alS
Der &irae fOrOcrnS erad)tet, oaB Der
StanoeSbeamte bel iebcm GiuiIatte,
uelden ct pornimnlt, Den Setbeiligten
porbalts, IS iei ibre Pfid)t, audi nod)
bic Witwtrfung uno ben Sescn Der
Stride iu beseb,en. Obwobl 3uaablt nur
fir SiIpreuBen beitimmt, bat oiele s Gir'
cular bod fir ben san3en llmfan9 Der
Wouar9ie principieae Y%coeutun9, oa
sS senall bic 4nli1tsn beS &aiisrS unb
ieiner nadltsn llmgebun9 ,uieOsrsibt.
Der Miniiter oes Snnern, @raf gu.
lenburs f~eierte am 8. DECEMBER ben
Gag, an Incident CT Dor II Sabreu gum
Winiltsr bes Sinnsrn ernanut wOroen.
Gr folste Dem 0errn b. Sasow. leitoem
Sberpraltoent Der BrOuin3 8ranoena
burg, melhem Der @raf Shwerin<
Yusar Plas semadt bate. Wtiniitsrs
prdiioent mar oalualS ST.. D. BISmard,
Oer ieitoem @rai uno 6arlt sewOroen
uno nur aui furSe 3cit Sus Bralioium
i'm PreuB. Staatsminilterium Den,
@rafsn Hoon ibsrlieB, jcst absr pom
6inan3miniitsr Ga%mpbauien uertreten
miro. p. Wibler, @raf Sesnplis, @rai
0ippe uno Ssldop eiultmals neben
Gulenburs Die Saulen Der Heaction,
sebDren beute Der ueroienten 8er9eHens
felt an, @raf G~ulenburs bat lis ale
ibsroauert, brei leiner Oamalisen &ols
lesen, b. gooell4winsb,. b. Wtubler,
uno b. D. 9epot, lino lanslt gu ben
Tobten entboten.
9annooer. Na9 benz Hehen.
idaftsberidte Der Sannouerl@en Gre.
Sitanltalt wurbcn i'm SABRE 1873 Tblr.
1905, 1898 auS9elieben. Die OarlebnSs
fO%rbsruns Der Nnltalt bstrus ami Shlu1e
bss SabrsS 2.962,s93 Gblr. s.. uuo
1885, 565 Gblr. Gour. Die Nnleibe
betrus 1,84O, 1913 gblr. q. uno 49,
GAO, AGA Gblr. @Our. Sir 100 9blr.
S9ulobeitano iino ben S9ulonern ans
sereduet 3 Gblr. 81 Or. II Yi. auBer
ben 8sitrGsen gu ben 8erwaltunsSfO>
fen. Der 8eftano oes Sfelerpeionos
betrdst 397,080 CHR.
Die unssredtfertisten, bobsn Sleil9.
prsiie baben ben bisiisen Sausbaltsoer<
Elm .nr @rhnAlna elmer einsntn Sdt64.
, 1875-01-16
Dritter jdbrlider 8eribt
BON benz
Gtonbe Der
lpnhburN Endurance 4
Banning Gpn,p aup.
1ffen Sannar 1874.
$5s9,S63 "a

$5s9,963 "a
Tctipen.
Ssprttefarifde Gidtrbeiten . .S25S,1S4 40
Musffbenb, Mehnungen. . 243.559 %
Wcten fir Wrdmieu 1871 95
8r. Ct. rea'lt irte GtulbIGe'ne 49, GO %
Sc'aial WrIm en- 9etrae 1, 3O3 90
Slo Icminirn Steamibip Com
sans @tod 5000 90
8runslfire. -. 1883 50
O'tce Nfpteln . . S72 o.
SGQis BON ganfen & Vanquters . 40,677 70
Bon @6enten in laufenber Geh-
mug $500 81
Gaar . 20,t 81 SO
$5S9,SG3 "a
5. s. elnuahtsr prGI. IS. 81 Ills Sse.,
.. ". @alfer & Co.. Mssnten,
297fmt 1Ol4 Main Stra6e.
, 1875-01-16
GnslanD.

9pnbon, IA. San. Ser beriibmte
fatbolil9e Sbeolosie Sobn $. Newman
bat cine 10 Capitol nmlalenoe grol9u7
re an ben Ser5os BON Morfolf. als Gr=
auieberuns auf biejenise @laoltone's
aeridtet. gr ertldrt BARN bes 2eBteren
8erlaumounsen Der en9l. &atbollfsn als
unperoient, ben acknowledgement Son als
lieblos unb feline 5olserun9en als ni6t
lti6baltis. Sur cine tbeolosii6e @6u=
re isi competent, papltli6e uno IDnooale
9ebriabe aus5ulessn. IS muB inoeb
onerfannt werben, baB in ben lebtcn
Sabren Ginise ppn uns iiber bas 3iel
binaussesansen linb, bis lie ben Strau=
6eln nabe ,paren, uno ibr MDgli6ltes
setban baber, INN bas Saus in Srano
au iteden, Anoern es ~ilberlalieno> bic
Jlammen gu lDi9en. Sd isbe feline
unseredtli@teit BARN, elm gutter &atbo=
lit unb suslei4 elm gutter G%nslanoer leir
au tDnnen. Ct sos oann einen Inter
idiso swii9en Dem @eborlam sesen
seiitIide unb weltIi9e Oberen, inoem sr
ia9t:
u8enn bas Yarlament etn @eleb err
Iieb, mobur6 es ben &atbolifen beieblen
ipiiroe, cine 8o9e binour9 Dem prote=
itantii6en @ottesoienlte beiSuwobnen,
uno Der 9apit wirbe es perbieten, 10
piroe i9 Dem Yaplte uno ni9t Dem
@eiebe sebor@en."
3 o n, IA. San, Ser Sampfer
vgrios" BON @leranoria na6 Sua un=
terpess, 1T untersesansen; 20 Perlo=
men linb %ertrunfen.
, 1875-01-16
)hldnbuds pepeI6en.

PbiIobelpbia a, ID. San. gs
1T bier Der Ylan gema9t moroen, cine
neue Sampferlinie 5ruil9en bier uno
einem Safen an Der iiioutlantii6cn Sill
tie bersutellen uno au oieiem 3rpede pier
eilsrne OampTer eriter alaiie gu erbauen
Wie es beiBt, ioa bus @elo oafir 19on
se5ei6net iein.
90 empbis, IA. San. Nus Dem
bieii9en @efansniiie entfloben Mitttpo6
neun 8erbre1er.
2ittIe & 0 d, Mrf., IA. San. Ser
porseiterise vGepublifan" entbdlt einen
an ben prdlioenten 9eri9teten, BON 1876
8unbesi oloaten, baoon bic Sdlfte Neger
unter5ei9neten Nrtitel, in mel6em bic
ielben ben 8eri9t Sberiban's baB in
bieliger Staot cine S6redens6errl6aft
betebe, pabr beiben uno SunoesIoloa=
ten CUR unteroriidung Der peiB 2iguctl
I'M gall5en 2anbe foroen. Sen @eeen=
artifel in Der u5unoap= @a5ette" nen=
men tie cine 2ige. @ouperneur Gar
lano befabl Dem Understandable, aGe
nnter5;i@ner iiber Die i6nen in oieler
gcslebnns b%efannten S6atla6en 81 per-
nebmen nno gab bierpon Dem Yralioen
ten 9fa6ri6t, nit Der 8emerfuna, i'm
Sale Der Wabrbeit alle Mittel sar I'M
t%eroriidung Der &uflure anSuiuenoen. 81
lelblt babe feline aenntniB BON oeren 8e=
lteben.
8 a D n, ., IA. San. Ser Ser
llit bei Dem 8ranoe Der 9ecamp'j6en
8a9enfabrif belduft li6 auf me6r az
100000, popon $4,000 perlider1
]inb.
g p=D Or t, IA. San. Mittipod
Wfor9en fano i'm nYarf Sotel,~ Gde Del
Jtallau= uno 8ecfmannsl traBe. eine@as=
Ggplolion ifatt, BEL mel9er Yatrid 9ar~
ter, &c Sabre aft, Suite 2etpeD uno Mla=
rle 6urie, beioe Is Sabre aft, l6mere
T%erlebun9en al &opf uno Mrmen ba=
pontrusen. aae Shiiren nno Seniter
in Der Ndbe ipuroen in Splitter swerriI=
len.
, 1875-01-16
Spanien.

Maorib, IA. San. Ser &riessmi
hitter bat 9epei9en erbalten, msl9e
meloen, SaB ueri9iebene &aliitenbonbsn
IN Den requirements bon Barcelona
nno Maparra bon ben &esierunss Srnp
pen sel9lasen worben linb.
Serl9ieoene militdrii9e Orben, pie
Der "St. Sasp=," ngalatrapo-" unb
~"alcantara=O roen," iino erneuert nor
ben.
Ser prieter alcalon, &arlilsnanfib=
rer, 1T als @efansener einsebra9t por=
ben.
Senbape, IA. San. Son Carlos
hdlt 5n Durango einsn &riessratb. Ga
balerie Der &arliiten naberts Ii6 am
9Onntase biz auf 8 Meilen bsr Stabt
Ialencia.
Ser Gmpfams gllfOnlo's gu @aleneia
nar tueniser ent6uliaiil9, als Der gu
Barcelona.
Paris, Ia. San. @asaita bat ben
VslanStl4aftspuiten in paris ausse-
i9lasen.
Maori 10, Ia. San. Sic ipanii6e
@es'ernns bat bic beuti4e bena9ri9tist
oaB tie fur bas an BET griss v@ufap"
ee9ansene @srbrs4sn polle@ enustbuuns
~ie'l'ei' ~eroe, Iobalo iie bon ibrer &C.
, 1875-01-16
Briefi6e Gpnfn1tattpnen
unent 8e1bIt6.

Wtser wlinsralien nod fddbtt1e pFan,en e.brau&t.
Benebe 10000 Datsnten trurpen bon ibra In ben lestsn
,waniis Sabren ~besanbelt Seber SAT- uirb eia,.ln iers.
fdItis r~estfrirt, ub brieFi& pber periGnIiG, Of BON benz
Doctor fslbf cher ftinen Silfsdrsteu. 2sstsre Hab ale
wtTenf&afIid ssbilbete Nebittner.
Mao 9atienten, tpslde %entfernt ppbntn, ertaIten zine
eusfabrliGe 8~raeenliRe franco per ppf pbsr In, 5aufs.
Gin suafdnbises fsfenatii8ss Gintrasen in BEN gi&ern,
s~erbinDert Gebter pSer Srrtbansr. Die Sl9er wtrseu
nxr BON ben anssfeltea &er,ten %seOfnet.
g8esn 8rasenlife sser snserweitise Gunfalsattuasp
abrtiTye man tDte fpIst:
= DR.. II. B. FOOTE,
, 1875-01-16
DR.. Il. B. FoOTE,
Box 1888, New Xerk.
Maentett Derlanaf.

DIR. Foorz TT Der gerfaner metrerer metisintf&n
aDerfe, son benen Gins Iber $4,000 @rempldre MbiaS
~sefuaben bat. Gin speites oDas MeniaeniYfem" Obsr
uOH.ne gUltsiprade uno ~seunper wsenfaeuuerfanb,"
bat eine, Hbfas BON aber 10000 erreiSt. Diees lsstsre
Ebert erfdeint i,st ensliid anb beuti@. Gin neu.rts
@erf ,aDtfenihaft unb Didtune" pber SAMMY TUBBs,
Der jaeenblide Irst, unb SPoNsIE, Der Idfiee Affe, er.
fdstnt S~urlduFs muir snslifa. Wesen SnbaltsSerseid-
niFe bieler @erfe mpIe man f& entmtber an DR. FooTE
msnbea Dtsr an bic Murray Hill Notwithstanding,
I29 East 25th Street, New York.
Mssnt,n werben fur ben gertrteb bteisr @erfe ~Serlanes
uns nbaIten isbr ~sanftse Bsbinsuns.a. 60 rtan&er
&sent bat idsn burd ben geriauf etser gBerts f@ ben
@runbfetn su einsm tltinen gertn5sea seleet. ,,Das
Menfdenfgfsrn" 1T fir Grpa6iene anb ,.gBifenidaft unb
Didtuns" fur bic Susenb etn pprsiali@es. lebrret6es unb
Invertebrates Dert. Gin SnbaltsSerSeidnib Der g8erte
w.ldes franco per gpt an iebe Gbrefe %perfanht trirb,
sisbt cine sraftdnbiss 8eiGrstbuns ~berielbet. Sod
ttnutal:
Msenten ober Golportenre b%erlangt.
Mbrelfire pie oben.
, 1875-01-16
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tbeilnebmen.
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fanotl6ait in Berlin Die auf ben SAT-
be5i9li9en OepeI9en erbalen babe.
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Sem Sntereile fir Die ipanii@e Ge9ie=
runs 1T, Die Oppoiition Der @elesenbeit
gu berouben, lie anSusreifen, mel6e Dem
Muslanoe Die @elegenbeit liefern wiiroe,
an ben &arliitcn Depreciation aus3uiiben.
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all gorre|ponoen5" iast, Die beutI3e &s-
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!Sorliiten, inbem bieIelben auf bic oeut
5de 8ri9s n@ultap" feuerten nnb tie lpd
ter pliinbeten, gu perl9afen.
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