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Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1885-10-14

Palpitation. Dropsical Swellings, Dizzine
indigestion, Headache, Sleeplessness, cul
by "Weils' Health ReneWer''
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-08-15
THE THERMOMETER.
Learning 10 Read This Indispensable In
strumsnt In Warm Weather.

Learning To Read This indispensable In
strumsnt In Warm Weather.
Thermometer gone up considera-
bic since passed here an hour ago, he
said. putting his head in at the door Of
the jewelers. store.
"Oh. guess not said the jeweler,
as no affixed his magnider 10 hiseye and
picked up the works Of watch.
But tell you II has, " cried tho other
exciledly. while he mopped his brow
with his handkerchief.
II think you must be mistaken, said
the joweler as he picked up n pair Of
tweezers and frightened screw.
"Mistakenl" yelled the other; dye
think I'm All idiot2 Come out and see. "
I'm pretty busy" observed the icw-
eler as he brushed peck Of dust off the
mainspring.
"what'll you bet II hain't gone upP'
shouted the other ~ he danced into the
store. ''What'll you bet'"
well, I'm willing TO bet you n dol.
lar, replied the ieweler
"Donel Come out now and see.
They went out together.
what do you think Of that. nowph
he yelled: you amt blind. are you3
The thermometer has gone up five de-
grecs since We looked at Il before"
Pardon me- said the jeweler; "the
Thermometer Is In precisely the same
place that II was when hung Il up 'hls
morning. II is on the same hook.
see. however. that the mercury has risen
five degrees. change in temperature
which the thermsmeter faithfully regis.
ters. Athermometer. my friend, neither
rises or falls. II Is = measure which In.
dica,es rise or fall of the mercury
Please hand over the dollar. because
am busy and have no time 10 fool. "
II shan't pay until some better author
ity decides the matter"
"well. let Us go and find some better
authority. I'm willing to LET my bust
ness 20 for little while TO prove that
am right
When last seen the pair were hunting
for General Daniel Pratt. the grea
American traveller, who Is an eminen
authority on all scientific questions. =
Boston Courier.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-08-15
DUTCH CHILDREN.
Youngsters who Ape the Habits and
small Vices Of Their Elders.

Youngsters who Ape the Habits and
small Vices Of Their Elders.
The middle-class girls Of Holland are
certainly very pretty. They have soft,
clear skins and bright compleSions.
They are decidedly piqnaut in appear
ince, much more 80 than their sisters
over the Rhine. This year the fayorite
color is parro, green oi various shades.
which seems to suit their brown hair
and eyes amazingly They wear the
high crown, fashionable hat, with a
string or two added. A. for the back
crinoline now the rage, ] have seen
nothing in size or sway Ia equal the
achisruit Of the fashionable girl " Am
stordam. The literal meaning of the
above word. am told, is "behind the
horse" Everyone smokes IN Holland T.
that IL. every male body. One could
almost believe that the male bodies are
ushered into the world with n cigar
In their mouths. The modifying
efforts of tobacco sooth the infant
Dutch boy In the cradle. add variety to
his youthful sports aud pastimes. and
when he becomes old enough to run of
errand.. or, II of well-to-do parents, 10
sit at iabie d'AOie with bis father and
mother. forms the chief occupation of
his life. Walk the streets Of Amster-
dam early in the morning and observe
the most dimlnutiye ofiice-boy sweeping
the sidewalk. polishing the door-plate
or cleaning the windows with six-inch
cigar In his mouth. II Is nouncommon
thing for boy ten or twelve years old
10 address you seriously, "a bsstys rsfiir
M IN ks,r az ~ bei,en" And sober,
grAy.haired men give them the desired
light and pass on. have seen boy
not over fourteen years Of age dining
with his parents at table d'hots at the
Amstsl Hotel light large cigar, when
the wax tspers were passed. a. they al
ways are In Holland, Immediately after
dessert, and calmly puff away. much 10
the astonishment Of the British matrons
and British pspss present. In railway
carriages American and Englkh ar.
ranaements are reversed. smoking car.
riages being the rule and mo smoking
the exception. Cor. San Franefses
Chronicle.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-08-15
LATE NEWS ITEMS.

RiEI., tho Canadian rebel, Il resigned
At first he had hopes Of a Communication Of
his sentence, but they appear to have van
ished.
OFFICIAL reports show that 10 deaths
from cholera occurred IN Marseillss,
France, last week.
II. p. HuBBARp, Of the international
Newspaper Agency, has been indicted by
q Missouri grand jury on the charge Of
perjury, aud a rsqulsiiion for him has been
made 10 Gov. Harrison, Of Connecticut.
AT lawn party at Franklin, Ky, on
the night Of the sth. Hese Edwards and
Dump vhItesides engaged in a quarrel
over the right 10 girls company. Ed.
wards shot whitesidss IN the bowels aud
the latter died in few hours.
Jupag JANIS GARLAND, probably tho
Oldest Judge In the world, and Il IA believed
tho Oldest member Of the Masonic frster'
nifty In the United States, died at Lynch.
burg, Va, on the 10th, In the ooth year Of
bis age.
CHAs. Ross, bis brother George and
man named Mckenzie, were arrested at
Atlanta, Ca, on the 10th, for bnrglarising
freight car. Charlie is the notorious des-
perado suspected Of robbing the Richmond
and Danville pay car several days ago.
GRANADA in Spain, IL In a most depiora'
ble condition, result bf the cholera.
There are no doctors nos In the place and
/ :. ...-tt.- - zLatara wtrtffns iia nm.
buried in the streets.
A PARTY Of i've persons were carried
over the rapids at Portland, Oregon, on the
Och, and drowned.
Mas. FRANKIE MoHRis, a Erie, Kansas,
who was on the 9th found guilty Of the
murder Of her mother, was married the
same evening 10 Harvey d. Copeland OF
Wichita.
THr whisky men Of Jackson. Miss, are
on the war. path, and ssy they intend TO
u.. ali ms.sres In their power 20 ssop The
march Of prohibition.
rHxHr were ssio cases Of cholera and
is.s death. from the disease reported
throughout Spain on the ioth.
FrsrHEn sdvices from TOnqnin say that
} ov.r to.Dn Christians have bean killed IN
,hs provtncs. of BriBdikh and Phyyen.
Murder. sai Inesadisry arss are Of daily
oecurrenes.
u.r~rtt, N. ssppos.d s. Loaf. nur-
a.,.r. lsft san Frsncisco, for y. Louis On
. ia ti,h. He msintsinsd NJ 70 The time q
. Nj. ls.vsns the sane cool, indisstsnt ar
- ...--.i ,hs a-v n sssekiex eissFsts--
: eh.ssinz .na reshins novels
, t.s. W. nAasustt. the diseovsrsr q
Ia 1. California. died On ihs leth. He
-. "A ys.rs old ssd did spsssf'Y -stfief'
.s ..a 4 sssroins>a msn-
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-08-15
THE DIFFERENCE.
a brother 10 ne Proas sf-Asothsr 81
whom IIs Sister Was Ashamed.

A Brothsr 10 ne ProaS sf-Asother 81
whom uis sister was Ashamed.
A handsome stately youth Of sixteen
years passed one day through tho play
ground Of public school
"There goes brother Robert" called
out little girl In the midst Of group
Of scholars. Isn't he handsomeP'
"whyP whyP" cried out several
voices at once.
"Oh, he Il so good He never
swears. nor chews or smokes tobacco.
neither does he ever drink any liquor.
] am 80 glad that | have such . broth
er."
The children all looked again with
admiration upon the youth. when ons
of them earnestly remarked: Il hope
my brother will ba like him"
The next day two young men In .
buggy drove rapidly past the same chill
drcn. One Of them had cigar stump
In bis month. and he was 80 drunk thss
he could scarcely sis up. A the bug
~ went by the children. they heard
him utter . terrible oath.
THAT Is VIII Burton" said one Of
The children: "he tends In . saloon.
and he IL drunk the greater part Of bis
time. would be ashamed 10 have
such brother" ="
None Of them noticed that . llttls
girl ran away and hid herself. n .
lew minutes her plsymates missed her,
and hunted her They soon found ha
weeping and sobbing ss 4 her hears
would hresk. She refused 10 tell tho
cause Of her trouble. but Il vas clsef y
aIl Of them. as little girl vhlspered -
another. That drunksn boy ~ ~
brother"
r0ys. see lhal Jour actions snd nsss
mar Be 30 thai your sistes may -
proud oi you. Never give them AZ
cause 10 Be ashamed of you - Wer1b
CA<<r.
THk ks7 b = good slsaalioa , -
NLt.EW U+r1.zs4mx
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-08-15
CRIMES AND CASUALTIES.


ARs WALSH, an aged widow, was
.ssd dead In her room in Chicago on the
20 With her hands tied behind her, svi.
emily murdered.
.AcrotoSs on the Tth almost demolished
asi town Of Ord, Nebraska
SksrHA LrnnAS, q Chicago girl, aged
.1'ssn, who mystsrIousiy disappeared
ssas 9th, has been found and tells q
.tr'hie tale Of abduction and forcible de-
p''on- The accused parties have been
rrss,qd.
AsAs named Dempsey, his sister, Mrs.
.nak Sanders, and her six-year. son,
,.As crossing . railroad track at 81
.'nss, Ontario. gu the Tth. were struck
Tssain and killed.
okiAs Mcgrssfss, q puddler, was run
~ and killed. by q train Youngstown.
on me Ith, and John TomkIns, a Fort
,ayns brakeman. met similar fate at
le-,oala, o.
r.loons In The province Of Canton
sa'nA Pave destroyed entire villages, and
I'D the death OF 1000 people.
~ TIE sh . passenger train went
.oash ,restle over Niue-Mile Greek on
cincinnati & Eastern Railroad, aboui
a'y miles from Cincinnati Thrss
sirsd
.hs s'h John Duay wss arrested a
ass IN the outskirts Of Philadelphia
-, nhs IN the &C OF turninE cot bosu'
- aeiisrs W. II. esrsman, q cigar Zeal
ne city, was also arrested ss an se
."'sss'h George Bartsl. the prOpris
noscrious ssisoa IN Canton. o.
Ns.lY Shot In the head BY hls wife
=. saa bssu drinkln@ sad the sheosinl
- Frsalt Of sdrssk<a quarrel Mrs.
ss- b>-n placed under arrest
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-08-15
HIS OWN BUSINESS.
A Smart Yankee and the Way iii. Imper-
tinenrs Was Punished.

A Smart Yankee and the Way Ifi. Imper-
tinenes Was Punished.
Forty-one years ago John Smith was
the driver and ch ei proprietor Of a
line OF coaches running to the White
Mountains. Whether this was John
smith the first or the one ihousandth
we can not tell. Il was said that he had
but one eye. and tha he was keen and
on the main chance. On his down
trip one time n Boston gentleman look
a scat by Johns de. aud. beng of an
inquisitve turn Of mind. he asked
numerous questions concern ng differ.
ent mountains and Views. I'll Al length
Johns patience was exhausted. and.
In answer to one quest on. he tartly
answered. stranger. Il YOU will at
tend 10 your business will 70 mine.
AZ might be read " imagined there
was a quiet time after that After a
drive Of n few m les John drove up t1
a country store and postoiiice. where
the mail bag was thrown on While
the mail was being changed Mr. sm III
swapped horses with a man wlo cams
for that purpose. and the new horse
was "hitched 10, AID tho driver WI.
80 intent on the traie. an - des rou.
Of tying the metal Of his new horse,
that lie started OF without taking the
mail bag. After drive Of some ten
miles he drew up q, sno her OF -. and
on reaching for the bag and not finding
IL, he said. "lIy thunder. left the bal
At the other oilica.n Yes" said tbs
Boston man. II observed that yot
did" why IN blasss 4 dn'tyou tel
mes" "Bccause you "a Il yOu woul at
iend b your own bus ness. AMI
thought would 10. you " SalsH
lhass.l 0assite
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-08-15

Pearls deteriorate By age. contact
with acids, gas and noSious vapors u
All sorts. A leading importer advises
that pearl necklaces. which are liable 10
deieriors,e by coming in contact with
the skin. be restrung once = year. as
drawing the silk thread out and through
the pierced parts tends b. clense the
pearls. In Cevlon. We are assured on
iairly good authority. that when u l. de.
srsI 70 restore The lusier To Oriental
pearls The pearls are allowed 10 bs
swallowed By chickens. The fowls with
shis precious diet are then killed and the
pearls rersined In . whifs snd luz,rous
itats - Y r5f
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-08-15
CARDS AZ rr WITS rovst


NHFAWHe NHlH I'VE NAat@ FHsfF""af"
ssfns thsfsstefisiie aissstHfss
ono n ihe sJufos n revenue N ihf
Government rsmes from ihs While
House In ihe laal three weeks ovef
$500 people have contributed 10 II by
sending their card 10 tho President
Eyrry statesman who sends hI' paste.
board lo NJ Cleveland sometimes gives
Me- Government more than ho gets llIa
Yard IL worth Just O0nj When card
ls sent IN the President lho door keeper
NJ tho head N the steps regards u
closely. sfes up lhe sender, as \ were,
and takes 10 In to the President When
the latter has looked NJ u the door
keeper takes II back 10 his desk Ia the
half, and leaves II there for inspection
by reporters
Al night tho cards are done up In a
bundle aud put away AZ the end OF
month the packages are taken to the
cellar. aud added to the waste.paper
collection. Then the whole IL sold
During May the wasle-papcr brought 10
over $50 The card portion was worth
nearly haidollar. An official who
examines them every day, sums up the
number Of callers and the cards AS fol
lows
.,"There were 5000 cards Every va.
rety made, from the paper provided by
/ the Government t0 the gilt edge, was
represented OF the 6,000th plurality,
or 700. came from New York State.
Every State and twelve foreign countries
contributed. The largest number OF
cards received in one day was 207, on
! March 20. There were over $50 names
written on these cards and the largest
number Of names on one card was seven.
That camo from Missouri Tho second
week Of President ClcycInnd's admins
tration was what swcled the card coli
lection for we took IN 100, excluding
SUNDAY. Most the cards were printed,
.nme were written in pencil and Ink.
The styles of pcnmanshIp covered every
system taught, and the writing and or
biography Of some were very bad, One
that came from Boston merchant had
written on the back OF the card Want
70 80 tnV i'eS'o'"' WI '""'''' VI '''''
o'sness' ,.- --, -,,,,.,-
lts not always the tura' or lln,erate !, !,
oillce-sesNerS 'hst % .no @ uaa onu,a"nn. '., ,,,nl
comes irom' 'oul' WI N"o"W ,,,,,,l. u'.'
are very poor pehul'u' ''"lRe "'li,"n !,
curtis writes stragE'nR hanu' a,'' anu !,
cannot always pe re"u' !" . ''No III y"
: l'or penlnnshIP, ,,.,..
} "hehry WMu boc,h'r neariy hlwny
mas bis eatds printed l''.li,' oolnr.llnes wv wv
name OF friends VINO accompany mn
are written on lne DICK Nopooy we
trlcs 70 declpher IT, ,,,
. Mayor urace writes u clchr ll.' nana \,
uut lolRtua w uot his y hhH NtNnn h'
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-08-15

WASHINGTON, d. G.. August s-in
The ease Of Thomas A. Parker v. Pred.
erict q. Castle, ifum The Huron lsai dis-
usot Of Dskots, The Secretary Of tie IL
tenor rsversss, upon review. hi. presle.
.essor's decision Of fsbrusrT 10Th, 1885,
holfinz thai the ssrvlce Of noslcs b. PUB.
lIestion is not usrlsated upon The sworn
sIIsx>tion that the ''prsssnt address Of
re fsfs1fsai = aataoSa g tie depo.
rsnt. nnd that psfs1nai service esa sol
h@ h<f apon him.- bet thst Il must sIsu
hs sfIrmsfivsiy shsva thai das dillress
has b<ru shows 70 procure r<fssr7|
ssrvic- bsfors a orisr 81 pabl'cssisa -
- sliev>1
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-08-15
pi.are-Pn.ameaia On staten island.

WASHINGTON, ID. c., Aagust 8. Com
missioner Colmsn was Informed ycs,er.
day Of an uudoubled outbreak Of pIeuro.
pneumouls In Q herd Of sixty thorough.
bred Holstein cattle belonging " WI.
liam Koch, Of Port Richmond. Stats
Island. II IL reported that four or i've
valuable animals have died. Dr. NcLsln,
uulssd States Veterinary Inspector for
the Bureau Of Animal Industry, visited
the herd and made the discovery. Com.
missioner Colmsn has written to the
Governor Of New York askinr whether
he will co-operats with the department.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-08-15
What James Old.

One day a very pious clerical friend.
who had consumed an hour Of bis valu.
able time in small talk. said TO james
Harper. the publisher, Brother Har-
per. I am curious to know how you
four men distribute the duties Of the
establishment between you" John.
said Mr.. Harper. good humoredly. ''ai-
tends 10 the finances, Wesley to ths
correspondence, Fletcher TO The general
bargaining with authors and others,
and. don't you tell anvbody.' he said,
drawing his chair still closer and lower
ing the tone of his roicc. Il enterfain
,he bore "-B-ysiiTs Magazine.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-08-15

% Ne slh ssvsa pef'ons ioss thslf Ives
y bHfnlas bulldlas a Manchester n.
" eight II : tHfalns hotel II i.aa gsFas
y. ", and .wo In : bufniaE residence hsaf
cofsIeans, Ter.
ArHseramfnio Cal On the sh, during
= qiafrsl tesHesn Btfasy Palm aad Joe
helsaaea bob drew fsvoivsrs and shst
A. The same time, the balls striking each
ius, ahovs The heart seven shots wsrs
etohangei. Both men arc dad.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-08-15

"A distinguished French sciout 8,
says referring 10 the oil sasing that
clergymen's sons never turn out wtlli
The sons Of clerical families have
actually surpassed dur NJ 20 years. IN
their contribat ons 10 the roll of emi.
nent &c entisia. the s.m Ia eoatfib ibft-
tons of any other clsss Of families rot
excepting hose that eloHr 10 tn d.
feciiy scientific prof s..ons phys cans
surrnons and ehem .s ~ ar fs7s
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-08-15

A selspo County. California. )msn
has fur rivss IivinT. has been divorced
six times, hrs tIm~- frem one woman
and has bses married sevsa times
- Frerelrp rkF5si><
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-08-15

TEMPERANCE
ADVICE 70 FIGURE on

ulls fan az Hges ~ an
Ht HHHfa Z haffI ful5
WhUar hlfH q tfiuf = shlfsr small,
~ iiftuu will fue
lave faH fuf = in such = oassi
Al meiaph.H y rHn
uatfYnu lHlaVn ifa m safih
with Hn lnismpsf man
on faiuf " viii hs your dAFsi
fmr ~ def honft viii hfoak
And nII YuHT hnINH Viii NufnA ~ "
II You = lpplcr take
NuHAfs
Itstrat wod
with ~ tIir ms
tutIl wi y sHu IL led
z rhurao proper mafo.
"a H. bltigs. hi fyifuR Fr,s Press
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-08-15

Nearly 100000 eggs are shipped
aerv.s The Atlantic 10 this country,
chiefly from Anyerp and Hamburg.
durinz the summer monfhs of eEh
pear Chicago I-i>r- oesp.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-08-15

THs ks7 b = good zisaa1ioa , -
whisky. - -h<asss<
, 1885-05-06
Publication.

SrT is hereby made known that
20 the taxes for the year 1884 viz:
the Ground and Building tax, the
Tax on the production of Sugar,
the percentage-Iax OH the rent of
houses, the Quart per cent. Tax,
the New Tax, the House-Tax the
Cavalry and Artillery, and the
immigration Tax have become due
on the 1st May this year, and will
be received at the Treasurer's Office
after the 9th Of each OF the months
of May, June, July and August.
At the expiration of the month of
August, the list Of arrears will be
sem to the Government for further
measures.
A list of debtors, their properties,
and the respective amounts Of Taxes
will be open for inspection at the
Treasurer'S Office for the Jurisdic-
ton of Christiansted, and for the
Jurisdiction of Frederiksted at the
Cust0mh0uSe in said town.
Royal Treasurer's Office, 81. Croix, LIST
P. NJ. LESCHLY.
, 1885-05-06
ekjendsgjorelse

gA EFT bekjendtgj6res hery.ed as
~ Skatterne for Aaret 1854
nemlig: Grund og Bygningsskat~
ten, Af2ift af Sukker Productionen,
Leieafgifren, i p. CT. Skatten. Ny
Huns CavaIlerie, og Artilleri SAINT
Inmigrations Skatten forbade til
Detailing den lste Ma d. A og vile
hlive modtagne i Kasserer- KOn-
toret efter den Ode i liver af Name
derne Mai, Juni, JUL og August.
Efter Udgangnen af ,ugust Manned
vile Restancelisterne blive indsend-
tie til Gouvernementets videre For.
anstaltning.
En- Fortegnclse over Debitorerne
og Eiendommene, med Angivelse af
Skattens Bel0b vii blive henlagt til
Eftersyn for Christiansteds Juris-
dictions Vedkommende i Kasserer-
Kontoret, og for Frederiksteds
Jurisdiction paa Toldkammeret
Sammesteds.
bet Kongelige Kasserer- Kontor, st.
Cl0ix, den 1Ste Mai 1885.
P. NJ. LESCHLY.
, 1885-05-06
TRANSLATION.
Publication,

TPT is hereby brought to public
- notice, that Government has
acknowledged the authorization for
Mr.. PALUDAN- MULLER, Apo
thecary at Christiansted. to act as
Royal Swedish Norwegian Vice
Consul for st Cioix during the
absence of Councillor FABER.
Government Secretary's Office, St. Croix,
30th April 1885.
VAN BRAKLE.
, 1885-05-06
In America: Antigua, Bahamas. Bar

In America: Antigua, Bahamas. Bar
BADGES, Bermuda, British Guia-
M, B itish Honduras, Canada
(includmg British Columbia,
New Brunswick, Nova Scotia,
Newfoundland, Prince Edward
Island, Dominica, Falkland
Islands, the United States,
Grenada, Jamaica, Montsrrrat,
Nevis, st. kits, st. Lucia,
st. Vincent, Tobago, Trinidad,
Turks Islands,
In Africa: Gambia, the Gold Coast,
Cape Colony, Lagos, Mauritius,
Natal, North BOrneo, seychelles,
Sierra Leone, st. Helena,
Egypt;
In Australia: New South Wales, New
Zralana, Queensland, South
Australia, Tasmania, Victoria,
West Australia.
In iegard TO dispatch, and rates
of conversion AMI postage, the
Money Orders in question are sub
iect to the same rules and regula
tons as Money Orders on or from
the United Kingdom, with the
exception that the following deduc-
tons, for the purpose Of covering
transit charges, will be made By
the Postal Department of the
United Kingdom in the amounts
of the Money Orders i. transit,
say:
on orders not above G2 (Kr. 36 3O) Sd.
e oLoyn 90 aud urt above
, 1885-05-06
LIMPRICHT.
Gut.
TRANSLATION.
Publication.

MN and from the LIST July 1885
- Money Orders may be ex
changed, via England, between the
Danish West India Islands and
the following countries and
places:
In Europe: Belgium, Holland, Portu-
gal, Switzerland, Sweden;
In Asia: British India Gncluding the
A~ngloIndian Agencies in Alden,
Bagdad, Bunder Abbas, Bushire,
Bora, Guadur, Ja>k, Linga,
Muscat, Zanzibar), Ceylon,
Cyprus, Hong Kong G~ncluling
the Post Agencies in Annoy,
Canton, Foo Chow, Hankow,
Hollow, Ningpo. Shanghai,
Swatow), Japan, North Borneo,
Strait Settlements (Malacca);
, 1885-05-06
Bekjendtgjorelse

6ORA den 1ste JUL 1885 vii der
~ we'd Diet storbritanniske Post
vasens Mellemkomst kunne I'D
vexles Postanvisninger imellem
dansk Vestindien og f0lgende Lande
og Steder'
/ Europa: Belgipn, Holland, Portugal,
Schweitz, Sverige;
/ Asiem: British Indien (indbefattet de
anglo.indiske Agenturer i Alden,
Bagdad, Bunder Abbas, Bushire,
Busra, Guadur, Jask, Linga,
Muscat, Zanzibar), Ceylon,
Cypern, Hong Kong, (indhefat-
tet Post Agenturerne i Annoy,
Canton, Foo Chow, Hankow,
Hollow, Ningpo, Shanghai,
Swallow. Japan, Nord Bornro,
Strait Settlements (Ma'acca);
America: Antigua, Ba' amaS, Barba-
dos, Bermuda, Brisk Guiana,
British Honduras, Canada Gnd-
bpfattet British Columbia, Ny
Brunsvig, Ny Shetland, Ny
fcmndland, PrindS Edwards o
Dominica, Falklands-Oe de
Foreuede Slater, Grenada,
Jamaica, Montserrat, Nevis,
St. Kits, st. Lucia, st. Vim
cent, Tobago, Trinidad, Turks
Islands;
fAfrika: Gambia, Guldkysten, Kap-
Kolonirn. Lagos, MauritiuS,
Natal, Nord- Borneo, Seychelles,
Sierra Leone, st. Helena, Egyp-
ten;
AustraIien: Ny Syd Wales, Ny.Zea-
land, Queensland, sgd Austria
lien, Tasmania, Victoria, Vest
AuStrallen.
| Henseende til Expedition, Ind,
og Udbetalingsforhold SAINT Porto
ere Anvisningerne underkastede
samme Regler som Anvisninger til
eller fra Storbritannien og Irland,
med Undtagelse af, at der i den
Sum, hvorpaa de Iyde we'd Ankom-
stem til England, af Diet storbritan-
niske Postvasen, som Godtgj0relso
for Observation-Disclosures til BeStem.
meIsesstedet, vii blive indehOldt
f0lgende Bel0b
for Anvisninger paaindtl e. (Kr. 5000 Sd.
over 42 indtil e5 XXI. 90 75) Sd.
e." s5 GET (Kr. l27. O5J Cd.
Ell "....., 49,. Il
-hvilken Omstmndighed Afsen-
derne maa tage i Bet'agtning we'd
Bestemmelsen af Diet Bcl0b, der
0nskes fOrsendt.
Gouvernementet for de danSk vestindiSke
Der, St. Thomas den 2lde April 1888.
G.. H. ARENDRUP.