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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-03-27

6trr 3tm m n 80. s WsfDr ttt
Stra6e, nabe Der Bride, letfet bur& fetn'
sanfrsi@sn abbiIbunsen natttels photographic
bas S&5nfe, was furpbl Der auaafrsunb, ris
Str eiebbabsr eiuss ssuaueu ipre&snb dbnlt&eu
uns fOrsfdltis aussearbetteten 8ilbes 60 nus
piuiGsu mag. Die BON tbm aufSensmnasnen
src6en @ruppen son ysrtraits, rie eft usu'
LID ptsbsr bic BtibHiFe ter NitsIieeer Der &c.
sislatar fedeIn bas Muse bur& ibre impoiante
Darfsluns. Dos flsinae. ME tas srSbte Bib
aus 3inmrrmann's @teIier liefert fsts ben 81.
ususrten 8eWets, Sa6 bier bas SeRe selsifet
rirh, e
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-03-27

2eberIetben, Tsspepfa, TIMBER
eaali9teit. 9opffratststt nnb geraspfuns be-
2xnss sstrauGet Beffs gesetabIe 2sber Ytaen
fe brtussn I9sre Seluns uub befrtebisen In
raer. @ebet eu@ ni@t NIT eineut aubern Mtt
tel ab, pom reIGsu Der gertaufer serabe cine,
srseen gorratb bat pber bas ct pteaei&t r1bl
feiler bersiebt. gtfebt auf Wefs 8esetablet
iberiudsrtsn 2ebsr-9taen. gu baben BET aDer
Drueeifen. Geriu@et He.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-03-27

Sn Brown 6 UnntY ueleeten f& sur
gsridf&tisuns bel gertbeilans Der BON tsh
Ser. Staatsn ssrptaistsu lntsrfisuns Iaui
Beri&t pcn 2ieatenani Burns: inQeaMnrprtt
60 GamiIisn BON Dome a; sSn wrairissil.
81; gurns IA; Rulisun SO; AIbin 81 ; 9ats
9ansta IA; Ncrtb Star 8; @tart 8.
3iersvn rureen als elmer 8eibilfe brinesnh
bsbirf tts aur %f&leunisfen tlnterfasuns en-
pfsblen uab auf Der 2ife Setjsi&ntt: Srn 9sa.
ssnwcrtb 20 8amiIten; BON 5pme 8; grGrie-
siae z 8urns u , MuQisan Is; sllbin 20
Cafe 9ansfa 10; Rprtb Gtar 8; Gtart I.
gers&net man bic :3abI Der GamiliensIieter
80 60 9Spfsn tn DurGf&nitt 70 fnb 20 apt.
f&en Is uus 1900 psriOntn, pel&e lluterfi.
sung serIanssn unb an 700 perionsn, bic Der
aufnabme Ses 9ieuienaat 8urns ssRGe, ale
Der untsrfabuus brinseub bebirftis smpfeblsn
murten.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-03-27

Mufbte Gn3etef btr ct. paul nnt
Sicur City Gifenbabn hirb bier ~tefonbers bin.
serieitn. sluf bieItr ginie iperben elesants
Acknowledgements anb GGlafpnsen serpenbei
srii&en ct. PAUL unb Council Bluffs nab
Omaha tpGbrenb bee nS&aen Somnaers, burG-
sebsnb rbne Me&ftI unb Ia iebn 6tunben ne.
niger 3eit ale auf irsent elmer nnteren 2inie.
90 tR aud bic fiirsefe unt ttrsiteRe 2taie mad
ben S&~sr,sn Bergen. Dieie gortbeiIe ,ptr.
ben obne !9peifel BON getie bee reiienben pub
HUNS sef9Gbt merben.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-03-27

WensIer's R . N ente n.N teItfr
III an 30. 143, ct. peter Stra6e, sui.
l&eu Reunter uub 3ebnter Giraffe. nd&f Sim.
mes @ei&dftsblod, serlest. Dafeltf tf feta
cine Musrabl Der l&Sufea G,rat-R snuuaeute
fOpte 3eiauunsen fir foIae "a fsten. agnd
Warntur-p Iatten fiir Slide, fstie tunfret&t
GtuIptur-A rbeitsn 30 anseren 3weden rerber
prpspt nnt ID biltseu greitH s~eliefert. 81
Bensler erbtelt an ter Iesten Staa.sfair BIZ
eras unb ein;sse Yramie far fOI&e @erfe. Be-
nGer erbaIttn bic bereitntaisfe ausinnft. g
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-03-27
* TDrtieena8 Der 0nits
tumAeit In foleenber drummer.

.. Nntsn Ttnme's Grocery nnb
81 cStftrns.StcrG Ode Der 10. unb
ct. peter Strabs In ct. gaaI, erapfeblt R&
bard ben befex gOrraib a1er riiHf&bareu ar-
ttfeL 3ausbaIt>, rie 8aneY- G1rceertes, tnl6n-
bii&e uub tntpprttrte GrtGte u. I. 10. gefsa.
bers beliebt fuS se~senis6rtis bic Dale Graders,
bon GbteasS. rsl&e Tier edit ~ babtn fnb.
2iebbaber gutter @etne, 3iaueure unh Cigar
ren fnben BET 1errn Gimme inner ettpas
nod ibremt GefHmade. yretie febr bilfg. .
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-03-27

Die uenen v%pftarten fnb ben bic
isbt nod tm @strau& bsfneliGen gang unGbn.
LID. Die inb BON Deil&enblausr 8ark xnt
babsn rster &anb NOD Nnwsifuus, pte cbsr
NO bic @srs6e binsel&rtebsn pe.bsn fSu. Gin
aus ben gu&aabsn ~. s." b,Rsbsnbss @p-
nOsramm Ron i&par3sr 8arbe beanbst f& in
Der rbsrsn linten &de Ter aarte unb quer bari.
Der bic @Urte Postal Card. Die @rSes
Der neuen Sarte it Sisitlbs rte bic Der iesissn.
Die aartsn psrbsn sesen Ritts gpril ftrtie
fein.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-03-27

@abIfese Der Eemperen3Ier II.
men ~ Aufnus biefesDiunats an m.brerengI6.
sen Ssr. 90 tn grsdFOr, oenneptu Co., 10
ron SO Stimmsu "a sesen cine @trtbfHafts-
9i;eas fimraten. 1
Serner tn albert Sea, no bic @aRtrIiebbaber
sd beiet ni&t Oh babsi sebrauntes Uter IA,
tarlt&es @aRsr CEMENT isi-esenfaas isstsn
Dasesen purbs in Duneas, rs nar ein Ga.
loon befsbt bic SsibsbaItuns Der 2i,sns mi
GROCER Nebrbeit bef&IoGen.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-03-27

3err GferIep pon Der Struta GfsrIss
unb Gerber III lebten 8reitas mad BEN Sftn
atsereis, nm, bic Grabiabrs. GinlGufe tIr ibren
pOpularsn Dry @pob Gtcre, Ode Der &tce unb
Nartiu Strabe Cnabe benz Grpesrpssi&dft Ssn
3. MiGd u. Co., sa MAIDEN unb beni:lben nit
Der fGSnfen Nuswabl aItr @prten Waaren
auSauEatten.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-03-27
penfipnea ,rbi.Iten ,uoefprpdeu

E1VtE1IFH 5UBtIPIUTgUt
Natbias Riler bob Of. paul, Scleat Ia
90. E, is&stss 8esimsnt Sreiwiaiser, Rinne.
fOta; So ~uiunatIi9, sut f3. Sanuar 1874 an,
Scnatban Smeisu ia 5aiinss, 60. F, ieben.
tee Rinuelcta 8ssiment; 81 ripnatIi@ BON
Is. Det. 1879 an.
{. 2afcur tn Wanfatc, Go. D, Bradett's 30.
tailcn; 81 uscnatli9, pom Sanuar 1875 an.
Dur@ gsrmitteIuns ber biefsen @ensral.
Aetatantur rerben iSbrIi& Yenfsneu Ina BE.
TRACE soa unstfdbr $35oyOOO far YenFon6re ID
NRinne5ptn ausbeaabIt.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-03-27

5Hst &dber serIsr surissn 8rsftas be,
erprsesus Der @iuuna nnb 81. ytter gatn ID
Dsr Nabs bon 2eDifOn; bis6 Bipbsrte ieee9
sts Sstsni0ttss aidt fsrtsubampfen bic 10 elmer
nsafn S&isuenDsrbiubuna, utne bab Sen,ant
ben gerInf mssEte ; bort absr purbe ber Grain
bonn @flets sersrftn, bod Nobody hurt
i@utnnislte hfr Geutustear. urs reittr siuss!
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-03-27

5err Subn Glcubt als belistter@aR
wtrtb ~ &sees Gambling In wstteren 3reiien
%bstannt If ron ieiner Rsiie aa& isinsm pei
matIanb 2uremburs eladlid unb wpblbebaltsn
auridsetsbrt unb arbtitet tsteber rifis unb NIT
ubliGer @epanbtbeit In fetnsm @ei&afts. ssO3u
Der @anberer ieineua tpadeysn Greanbe ben BE-
fen GrfoIg tpiinl@t.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-03-27

Su Maeuf Naller's Strre SO.
101 Sadlon Strabs III auber ben bereits an
seaststen Nrtitsln au$ cine fGSue NuspabI bon
a%tnberpasen 30 btaisea greiieE SsrratbiG no.
ranf mir bsfonbsrs aufmerfiam MAIDEN.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-03-27

Die prpbe befauben. ST. GbIifina
Meifere abhiion, @tse. tbetlt uns Gplsentea
NIT eett LANCER 3eit Itt i% al 3ersfIOpfsu
urb l~tnssrtAuIi&teit uns babe r,an&tn Dollar
fiji Dcitcren a~ussessbea. sllles srar fit ni&ts.
Dur& ben @sbraua ssn Or. Aug. 9Snis'a
6anburser Erupfen purte Id gang bsrseasai
unb .aS&te nte mebr fein, cbne t~tsftlten im
pault 10 babet.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-03-27

Gin freezer DtsbfabI wurbe Dten.
flag Naamittcss iun @OlbIaben RON g. u.
Broom, an Der ebsren Dritien Giraffe seribt
TOO stuei slssante Strcl&e eintraten, f@ ssIbsns
ttbrtstten seisen lie6sn unb eiae In bic Gaf&s
asdteu. Ils 1r. 8rOrn bieieIt' 3uridfsrherte,
entferntsn I d bic 5errsn Diebe unb aIs berieIbl
Gtnens Der 8eibsn auf Der Stra6e na&sins
,eistt Der S&eIm sntriaet ftinen ReSOISer
GlidliH eutfemmen.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-03-27
Neri1iebnn9.

I'm cine p~safanbise gertbeiluus sa taern,
bat Der gerpaItnnssratb Der &atbslii&en Sn.
bufrie- S&ule bel&IOfen. bic gertbeiluns tbrea
@runteisertbums bic Dienaas ben 1. Stunt %
seri& isbtn, ~ psl&sr :3ett bisisIbe bsfimm
fattFnesn wtrb.
@m. 2pui8 8elIp, Seeretdr.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-03-27

getreffenb bas @dneerfef baben
bic gsamtsn bss Minneiuta @6nssrbunbss In
ibrer jinsaen Stsune tei@luEsn, bic 8saim.
mans bee 3sitpunttss Zen bts1een gersinen 3u
hbsrIafsn, pUrauf bic @6nser.g srsine Rin.
ner8sr unb 2itoertran3 ibrsrisits ben gsl9lub
fa6tsn, eas S6neerfsf am A.. 5. uab 6. @ep.
tembsr at,ubaltsn.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-03-27

Sn Rev uIm babsn bic beuti&en 9atbc.
Iifsn eiefes glabes unt ,ntbrsrer bsnaGbarten
Suwns einen ssssufeitissn llnterfisunss- Scr
Elm unter BEN Vatrcnate BEG tl. .Soitpb ale
S&uspatrun sesrinbtt unb bamit einen ueuen
gspeis IetenstrGftissn Gebsibsus bee fir<.
&tn 2sbsus uuter Der burtis'u bsuti@en tatbcli-
f&eu 8eSSlferuna seeeben.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-03-27

Oratpnna, isst i&su Ia trGfiseua auf-
blhbsn, pat quite Gusf&A Elm fart befuater
&urcrt ~ H'rbsn. @ebaIrti&e @ineraI-
Ausasn fns saielbf entbsdt purseH pom mel.
den @a6erprubsn sar 1lnterfu9uns an gbemi-
ter serlanbt wnrhtu.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-03-27

8Sm Weiienmartt 10 3u netirsa
9n Mtlwnufse 99a Ste. g
Sn Gbtedsc bH 3teunIi& Istbaftsr Ia9frass
SO &c. ~ 2~i
Sn Rem 2)ort iGrG&er $1.21-1.26.
Sn ct. paul IS Ste. "a
! 0pIb $t.f6.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-03-27

Gtr t,a&benannis gIGss BADEN bic Gssntus
bities HIattes frennbIi& iitfrnSnnsn !. a
9err q. sc. &Amitt
fit safe Sits unb rlmsesenb.
6err -. SobanD1b,
Gaa~trtb "a e~auftna Sopa, fHr bic Dor.
tee @tssab.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-03-27

Gn3eteen. @Soblfeil. Gut. fpfematfG. Aueperfs.
CHM, Die NIT Bldtttrn Gcntraite fir Nu,eteeu tfn,n.
&tten rnnt6tn, fputen % gentS an Ser. 3. Rsptn n.
w. Al EAT 8eg. @sp gptf, fsubsn fir tsrsn 3 q m.
pgietUaw " Nneeabe, t~nitaitfnb 2ifrn Spn rnetr
aS 1O00 SLATER une eG6suuesn, psl6e te 9cHen ,is
cen: Anstieen flr Saustbidtter tn Sieiene raaitn werSea
jn etntr 6scsen Nebuettrn BON peraueaeoer. Retsn auas.
npu1rnen. Serf&aft tu@ has Bud.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-03-27

Die Vferberennen foaeu, Iaut 81
f@Iue Der Stiatratsr, Waufato unh ct. yauI
Driving part AGseiattun In Der spettea 1dlfts
bee NOnats Stunt sebnIteu rerteu.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-03-27
Ser bette GarSeffer i'm @ebrau@
GIcrenee Set. %. 1874.
%. 8. Campbell, Qafe &ity, Winn.

Rein 6srr! Sd f&nitt 149 ader Getreibe
NIT tsm GIparb 1arSefer, ben i& Scrtsen
Ssrba BON Sbxeu faufte. NIT Scafcmmener
eei9tisteit. Sd fam tenitIben ben 8armern
ale ben beRen 1arSefer ia @ebrau& fmpfeb-
leu. 3rei 8tnber fSnnen mebr
u NIB beEer btnben auftem 81 par ID
ais auf iretnb etaer anteren IRA.
Die Siaber. Ssr ammeIt auts
ger freute Getrette uns befettfst ta.
NIT Ssafdnbis bic Gtn~hrfe steen
aubere 6arSefers tn Betreff bes
ae%rfreuten .UetretbeA
Sbr ersebener
erwin Cation.
tletf4manus &re6 Defet In Sanien
Gypeeyie Stcye, nahe her beutI6en tatb. Rtrhe.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-03-27

Die @efIiseI-MuSfeIlun 4 rurbe
Iesten Dieufas tn Der bisTssn Ruffbane erSf-
net nab varru In serieIbsn eeEiiselts Repraisn.
tauten' aaer befaunteu eauter ausstaeut. Wan
bente i@ tas Gpnaert.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-03-27

Bonn 9lttantttdben bic gum etinen Ceean Der
breitet fa Der &ubm bs Sable Ccep Bire G&ub.
~srfs. 60 rsist nt&t, wirs nt&t uubi&t unb fdnt uts
auseinanbr. gaiu&t ss. A&tet auf ben patentaer,s
pei. Mues aubere III Na6abmuns.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-03-27

Die 9tnats. Mderbau- MasfeI
Ia u 0 wirb nod Beftlue bee GretuttSeummit.
tee bss Staats- Nderbaupereins an ben Eager
pom s. bic 9. Ottsbsr fattFnbsn.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-03-27

Cine berurrsMde NEE Sebe .fsbt ntdbt bibfb
aus unb rirb uie bemtrft. wtun bic 3inter gtIper Gips
eGute trassn. Diefeten efparen Gu& bic 5dIfte Gurr
G&utre& nune.
Bel aaea Sdubbdntlern ID baben.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-03-27

Die neue siierxe Bride aber ben Gan
ron Siusr BET Dunsas rurbe sprise @s9e
SORenbet. DieIeIte fe5et $5, 900.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-03-27

Deatfaer 3abnar3t-Dr. 6. $50
mans, Ode Der ITEM unb @abaftap StraBe.
Vreiie isbr utGets. Bette &eferensen. 4C
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-03-27
8erlanet.
@ine beutt6e Qebrerin

S64ern elmer 5pAf&ule icrUtI auf Deutf& ats aaf eng.
rio ~ trtbeItn. Gle 10 seaenr trtts auf bsr StaaS.
nniStrft6t Ia Niny efpta unb lam fe beRtu 8eusnids
r~rrItetn. Sptelt gut Srse.
Metfraeeu better Rehafttpu.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-03-27

SS hig &00ps 9as:- asentsn rrtanet. &ue
W. ~" US Siofen NrbeierrpIf better WtfGle6t.f
Jung nab alt, MAIDEN uaebr Sch In Nrbeit Fir uns' In IL.
rem t'etntn estalitdten rdbrtnb tbrtr fr.ien 8dt, pb.r
trrtn abrenf, ais tn iebsr onbsrn 8ef6afhsNns. Dir
queer 1rsf't an, sis fur isbe etunfe biblG beabif. Opn.
fdnhise MueiuRft. Sfttraupasn &c. p,rfen frsi o,fonSt.
Stneet uns cure SfrtHe pbns gesus. Sect il bic Ait.
Sepu tn6 nt&t aneersrp ua& Sei66ftiauna UNI. Bic ibr
prrtIanb, Naine. ~~ W.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-03-27

3err Sofepb @iefen wurbe anldBlia
Der Gster ieiues Nameusfefss BON Seite bee
NGnuer&crs nit etnen St1nb&en iterral&t.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-03-27
@infade, flare S4atia4em

Gtne Nbban sluna ater bic lrfa&en. bic @el&tAte. bic
SHentlt6t BON .. Neufaester n. Co., as gDalter Street,
Sen gprf. RaG Gmpfane elmer ppRsWtarf. rirS bic.
ebe fret mao alien Gbeilsn Der guenisten GteateR Yer,
fnnbt.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-03-27

20. Rdr,. @assaIsna Bed. S!trn: Gutrn Bod
unh @arsarttta st Ssnsner.
Spbann S&iuO. Gltsru; Sseoaa 6&tup uab Ier'
sartta etb. Gteppaui. .
alSps @sstItss Suba. Gltsrn, @pttlisb Subn uns
@eltna ssb. GIlsupste.
%. Ndrs. Tutpu &otl. Glttru Scbann Ssbl unD
Gtrtrue atb. Stepbes.
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OQnfl19un9.
@efunben.

Sin 8pIbenes IA b.
Ra&sufrnssu BET Matb. S1fcm, SO. 70
Guru. YIralant aHb Gbesnut etc. IN ct. paul.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-03-27
3u Derfaufen.

Gluis unter einRisen 1erinsunstn To Ia Ter intern
Gtaht Elm gut e~eleoenes Wpbnhaus IA r~erfauttn, NIT Got
nnb NaEsr in Der &aebe. Austsuft faua man IN Der 81.
fee hielts 8lattee tbaIteu. IS
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-03-27

q efOrben n.
is. @drs, Gusuaa e&slb. / s.. 2 sri. alt.
%. @dra. 8ran, Geo Mssser. 6 8. II St. . Z. alt
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-03-27

EzS~ Ibens 6 tbr Surper nne nadber
Gsnisrt seseben boa BEN ScTtaner unb St.
SUbuer @eiausserstn. E1F
NretStidet 81. 90
fuh bttnt 8pIfanb ~ babsn.
, 1875-11-17
Nh

The maps, showing the rainfall over the
island during October month, arc now ex-
hibited at the usual places, viz. in Chris
tiansted in Mr.. Hutchison's and in FIRE.
deriksted in Mr.. Malgrave's stores.
The average of 46 observations is 28.6
lines and the greatest fall is at Big La
Grange 5s.5 lines, the smallest at Cotton
Grove 9 lines.
Last month l received lists from So
places, this month only from 46. I take this
opportunity again to ask the planters to
Eli out the lists; from some parts of the
island, l get from nearly all estates, from
other parts, scarcely from any, viz, the
south-side and the centre-line. l hope the
planters there will do me the favour to fill
out the lists in the future.
Respectfully
L. NEUMANN.
, 1875-11-17
L E L E G II A M S
ST.. THOMAS STATION.

New York. Nov. 0th.-Advices from Lon
don states that the usual inaugural banquet
was given by the Lord Mayor and Sheriff at
the Mansion House last night. Mr.. Disraeli
in his speech highly complimented Mr.. Wade,
the British Minister at Pekin, upon the salts
factory manner 10 which he had settled the
difficulty between England and China, be also
stated that Turkey was in a critical position.
The French National Assembly has recon-
sidered its determination and now decides to
grant franchise to half yearly residents. The
London Chimes announces that the Assembly
will be dissolved in April.
The body Of the British resident recently
murdered in Perak has been recovered.
The Turkish Ambassador at Vienna has
been summoned to Oonstantinople and is en-
trusted with the mission of forming a Cabinet
favourable to the adoption of the reforms sug-
gested By the Great Powers.
The divorce between Sir Charles and Lady
MOrdauut has been declared absolute.
No changes in Prices.
Nov. 11th.-Intelligence from France states
that the French Transatlantic Steamer "Ville
de Paris collded against the pier at Havre
and is reported to have sustained serious dam
age.
From England it is announced that the large
clothing establishment of Messrs. Cooks and
Co. at Tamworth has been destroyed by fire.
Information received from St. Petersburg
states that Russia has annexed Khokand.
NEW YORK, 18th Nov.-Paris dispatches
, 1875-11-17

to their 9Th year, as they are more expos
ed during those years.
The Chairman vacated his seat and
stated that the object of the Draft wa
not the establishing of VAGINA
ton, but for controlling it, and all were
agreed that there is no possibility Of
doing so, before the children enter school
therefore compulsory vaccination and
compulsory school attendance must go
hand in hand. Compulsory school atten-
dance begins with us at the age of 6 years
and therefore also the term for vaccination
must commence at this age. While form
erly an old placard of 1919 prescribed
vaccination for the children of slaves, it
will, according to this draft, be compulsory
for all children, without exception. The
responsibility of the School Commission
might appear great, but the object to be at
tanned is so important that the responsible
ty is in proportion to it. AS regards revac-
cination, it is not obligatory, and only in
the event Of the outbreak of an epidemic
can the Superior Authority prescribe a
general revaccination and even then per-
sons cannot be compelled, but only en-
couraged to get themselves revaccinated,
AMI for that a small fee should be paid.
Mr.. Latimer thought there was some
inconsistency ia making vaccination gra-
tuitous while revaccination is to be paid
for. In the case of the rural labouring
class, who is to pay The Iabourers
can not we'll be called on to do so,
and if the Colonial Treasury should have
to bear the expense it would be rather a
heavy charge on it.
The Chairman pointed out that the
first vaccination is compulsory, while
revaccination is not. In the case Of the
town population the Colonial Treasury
will have to pay for those who have not
the means of paying themselves, and as
it is equally as much the interest of estate
proprietors that revaccination be per-
formed in the case of an epidemic,
they would have to make arrangements
to that effect, and the outlay will, after
all, be but small.
After several remarks from members
from which it was apparent that several
misunderstanding had arisen from a
defective or erroneous rendering of the
Danish text, which the President promis-
ed to have rectiied by the s. cond discus
sion-the first discussion on the Draft
was closed, and q proposal from Mr..
Farrelly to refer the Draft to a Committee
of three was lost with 8 votes against g.
The Draft then passed to second discus
sion.
The Council consented to the memorial
from Mr.. Mossin coming on in this meeting.
I'll 80 - l;-o.z --SAL;, Io-l
doors.
The meeting adjourned at 81 o'clock.
, 1875-11-17
I H B "A S"
Ghsis$aams$ed, St. &go5x,
Wednesday 18th NoUember 1875.

The Colonial Council held its fourth
Ordinary Meeting on Monday. The
Chairman notified that he had received a
memorial from Mr.. J. N. Mossin Of FIRE.
deriksted, which had been adopted and
introduced by Mr.. Latimer. The matter
came on later in the meeting.
The first item on the order of the dav
was Election of Members to revise the St.
Croix Communal Accounts for 1894.
Messrs. Sarauw and Faber were elected
with respectively ii and 10 votes.
The second item was first Discussion on
the Draft of Ordinance extending to the
Danish Westindia Islands the Law of the
4th February 1871 concerning vaccination.
The President made some Introductory
remarks on the Draft. Mr.. Sarauw COM
mented on the change in 5 l of the Draft
where the age of children to be vacciDated
is put at 6 years, whereas in the Law for
the Mother Country the age is fixed at 7
years. He also pointed out that in 4 the
enactment contained in the Law of Den
mark that the physician shall appear on
the spot whenever the policemaster finds it
necessary to prescribe vaccination had
been omitted. In : 8 something new had
been added which is not found in the Law,
namely, that for performing revaccination,
in the event of epidemics, the physician
is to receive a pay of 10 cents. He
thought that it ought to be performed
without any pay. With regard to the
new duties imposed by the Draft on the
members of the School Commissions, and
in default of which they may be fined,
he said that that should not apply to the
extraordinary members of the Commissions,
such as the ministers of the acknowledged
congregations, but should only apply to
the Chairman. Finally be touched on the
system followed oflate years in the legis-
lature Of fixing fines to an equal amount
in West India currency with the fines in
Rixdollars.
Mr.. Fleming could not see why the
public physician should charge for revac-
c%inaticn any more than for vaccination.
The President pointed out that vacci-
nation was an official duty of the Kings
Physician, while revaccination is not his
duty. but may be performed by any other
physician.
Mr. Fsrrelly thought that it was rather
long for childreR to be without vaccination
, 1875-11-17

THE SCARCITY OF RAINFALL
IN ST. KITS.
From The Ne,os Letter. }

FROM AHs 4FecS Letter.
It is not at all surprising to us that the
Crops made in this Island for the past four
years have been SO considerably below those
Of the years Immediately preceding them.
Not more than about 90 inches of rain, we
understand, have fallen in this part (Basseterre)
Of the Island, since the beginning of the year /;
although as much as 80 inches have fallen in
other parts. In times gone by, according to
writer's on the West Indies, the yearly rainfall
exceeded 70 to 80 inches and even 10 later
years, we are informed, as high as go inches
of rain have fallen in one year but this has
gradually decreased to the present low average
Our Planters did a great injury to themselves
while depriving the agricultural labourers of
the facility of su%pplementing their small wages
when they destroyed all the fruit and other
large trees with which this island once 'abounded