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V ENHOL til Anordning at eden Februar d. A.
Il q og 7 fastsettes herved f6lgende Regler for
den cffentlice Indpodning og for Eftersynet af dem som
ere indpodede we'd offontliS Foranstaltning.
Paa St. Thomas og St. Croix finder den ordentlige
ofTenti3e Indpodning Sted mindst en- Gang aa'lig, paa
lie Steder, som dertil Of Overovrigheden anvises og fort
seites saalaenge med Indpodningrn, som deE hndes
Individer til dens Forp'artning. Paa St. Thomas fore
tages Indpodnineen i Byen, p0a St. CIoix s@lskilt i
de to Dyer og paa Landes On den Dag. pa hvilken
dsn ofsntlige Indpodning finder Sted, har Landphysikus
hetinclig at underrette ~vedkommende POlitimester, som
saa Honseende u~dlnrdiger iorn0den ofentig Bekjandt-
ej0:ese.
Mar Ind podningen er foregaaet, underrett}r Land
phy,i ius de Tistedeversndo ON, naar OF hvor Etter-
Fynet .kal fnde Sted, med III f6iende ON, at Udebliyende
vile blive ansete med Mulkt. | S9rIlge Tiif@'de,
hvor Omstendighederue tale jer(o, kan Landphysikus
Iilstaae Enkelte Fritagelse for at mode we'd Ettorsynet
Diet liver de- saaledes Fritognos egen Sag at 'ilveiebringe
Attest for, at Indpodningen er skeet. We'd E~itersynet
udsteder Landphysikus, saafremt lDdpodningen maa
anSees for fu dkomment lykket, Attest 'fter ~vedtrykte
Blanket A. Hvor Indpodningen like kan anseaaIAr
fuIdkommsn ut lykket, e~jentagss den, saatFeht Vedh6m-
mende er vlnig til at mode we'd neste Eftersyn modsat
Fald mcddsles der Vedkommondo Attest eter v~edtrykte
Blanket B. ON, at IndFo coming torgj@veS or f%Oregaaet, og
kan denns Attest afverge Stratansyar for undIadt Ind
po1ning, irdtil oh"ntlig Indpodning n@ste Aar finder
Sted. ON dc we'd EfteIsyntt Udeblevne har L%andphysi-
kus at gj0fe Indberetning I'll yedkommende POitimester
Til de til Foretagelse at Indpoduing eller Eftorsyn
orammede T,der skal Landphysikus give Mode er han
f~orhindret, mna han f~orantedige, at der paa hans Vegne
gives Mode at en- derlil af Over0vrigheden B skikkst.
"A.
Kaar Gjrniudpodnipg i Overensstcmmelss med Vac
cinatioEsanordningens : 9 mbr. 2 finder Sted, skal
Iandphysikus pa tamme Made, som med Hensyn til
den Ordentlige ofentlige Indpodning ogenfor : l
ioreskrelet, foranstalte Stedet hvor. og riden, pa hvh-
ken Gjsniud podpingan f~oretages. bekiendtgjorte. Attest
for, al Gjeninipodnlng er foregaaet, meddeles eftsr we'd
trykte Blanket c, saasnart Gjerindpodningen er foreta-
gen, og Eftorsyn nf de Gjenindpodede finder like Sted.
Landphysicus har at fore en- ProtokoI, der skal indie
holde Oplysning ON de at ham Indpodedes og Gienind-
podedes Nayne og Alder SAINT ON Indpodningens Udfald.
De Uformuenheds- Attester, der Medf0r Vaccinations
auordniDgens s 3 mbr. 2 torelegges Landphysikus som
ing, opbevares at L@gsn og v~edlagges hans Regning til
KolOnialkasen.
For dem, som like 6nske at benytte den ofentlige
:. gratis Indpodning, skal Landpbysikus Q Gange aarlig,
Foraar eg Efteraar, beramme OF bekjendtej0re Stedet
hvor, og Tiden naar han imod den we'd Vaccinations.
anordningsns s ! mbr. 2 foreskrevne Detailing vii foretags
Indpsdning.
Dan s~rdentigs ~ofsntligs Indpodniog paa Den st.
, 1877-10-17

Y HENHOLD til A%nordning at eden Februar d. A.
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ere ~indpcdede we'd ofontig Foranstaltning.
, 1877-10-17
z u | 6 s.

for public Fascination sn the Danish
Vest India Islands.
, 1877-10-17

WURSUANT to Ordinance Of and February 1877,
q 7, the following rules are hereby given
ton Of those who have been inoculated by public vac.
cination
, 1877-10-17
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for den ofemtlige KskOppeimdpodnimg paa
de dansk restindiske Der
, 1877-10-17

Til de til Foretagelse at Indpoduing eller Eftorsyn
borammedeT 'der skal Landphysikus give Mode or han
forbindret, mna han foraniedige, at der paa hans Vegne
gives Mode at en- derlil af Over0vrigheden B skikkst.
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The Paris Exhibit on

Paris Correspondence Philadelphia Tines
great deal OF interest Is manifested mere
in the coming Worlds Exposition, and 70
pains and expense are spared to make il sur
pass all its predecessors. The new buildings
are certainly superb, and will constitute one
of the chief features of the Exposition. Tney
are already nearly completed. and, unlike
those at Philadelphia, will be ready for ex-
hibitors months before the time fo- opening.
The permanent building. erected in the form
OF a vast semi circle. and commanding a
magnificent view Of the Seine, is au orna b
ment to 8 city lIeaty crowded with palaces
The Caen sions-r6 soft when quarried and
placed in the building that il can os cut and
carved az easily as wood, but which becomes
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builCing material such as no other city has
and accounts for the facility win which tue
Parlsians build their magnificent edifces. OF
- store lh0Se destroyed. Alraa ly most OF the
rum caused by the siege and the commune
mas been repa. red. y may interest Americans
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Tie priceOf living has ad nced since The war
ard that they must pay as IN" Oh here as in
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mans wardrobe are chearer in America
But, let one say what he " Al. who can keep
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They do Ii with a relish aud an eXtrava2ance
mar are astonishing. American money
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play To hear the stories OF their extrayagancs
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and they are away from home. What won
der mat our men spend money here? q ne
might moraliZe, but what's the use? People
DO not come 10 Paris to moralize.
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when he undertook this work ne supposed
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contrary no subject he ever attempted pre-
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Tn. Pres,s..cs roIicy A.nroved.

Boston, MASS, Nov. S-A large me citing
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LONDON. Nov. 3--rhe Paus correspond
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seni-t nlciHi note has been sent - the Pro.
Nlncial paperS: IL appears 10 have been de-
clded ~ the last cabinet council that the
present cabinet viii remain On ONCE TIA No
Nember 5th. After the elections 10 the conn
ellis general the government will fnd itself
In the presence 81 two extreme nlicies-oue
OF resistance % The cham Der of deputies with
the support 81 The senate: ne other OF COM
ple'e cunCessi ton, bringing into-,fiica a min
istTy ccmpCsct eNClus wells ~ t4s ten The
present disposition OF the marshal does nos
admit or The latter policy. However, the
lres deLt Is willing u soe n 10 ~ not pOSsibie
10 arrive az some kind OF transaction by
which The len OF the chamber OF deputies aud
the right center OF the senate may he repre-
seHted IA the cabinet thereby ESTABLISHING
harmony he " sen the two houses"
The New Cabinet
Ihe No H states 'hat NJ. AZ suger Quertier
has been invited 10y the president - form a
cabinet OF The right. in which NJ ROuger
Suet'ler - 20 oe president a. me council and
minister OF finance. The Sol says "rhis is
corclliaiply step Tor the Iuarshal- Tue
n prbTgrs "a Crlruise saNs. 81 Al D. tunt ,.stole
tor Pc slider, Ma Mabou - scca I a minis
Try sccepiah'C - the r,cently-elected repr,-
septstivos ~ the people. because such min
iStfy must act ia the tech Of the pres dents
policy az The past four wears A great Issue,
mas been raised n temporary so.Ition VIII
not do