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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-09-09

af# as C0misionas axtranjeras. 8 los Rgen-.
tes que designAfen, SOD rssponsa ables y u
reception y arreglo de objetos, asf como
de sli remociop, al terminarse Ia Exposi-
cion, pero ningano podra hacer de aasn-
te, sia dar, per escrito, prueba al Diree-
tor General, de babeF sitlo snomhrado per
|! Ia Comision correspondence.
Los bultos deben dirigirse: "A u Conf
sion de (nombre del pafsl en- Il Exposicion
International de 1876, Filadelfa, Estados
Unidos de America,v con dos tarietas ! 10
menos, pegadas, diferentes, pero no Ia
dos opuestos de cada GAIA, dando q infov-
me siguiente:
(1) Ell pals de que vicne; (2) nombre
casa mercantil del exhibitor; 81 residen-
cia del exhibitor; (4 departamento que
el objeto pertenezca; (5) n1mero total de
bultos por Ell exhibitor; (6) n1mero serial
de ese bulto particular
En- cada GAIA debe haber una lista de
todos los objetos que contenga.
81 no hubiere persona autorizada pre-
sente para recibir los efectos al entregar-
Sc en- ell edidcio de la Exposition, Sc re-
moveran en- Ell aeto quedaran almacena-
dos cargo y riesgo de quien corresponds.
Los articulos. que de cualquiera mane-
ra sean peligrosos u ofensivos, ash como
medicinas de patente secretas prepa-
raciones emplricas cuyos ingredientes Sc
ocultaren, nose admitiran en- Ia EXPOSE
cion.
No podran removerse los artfcuIos has
ia no terminar la Exposition.
Discnos, dibUos fotogroffas q otras
reproducciones de articulos exhibidos, So
lose permitir&n con Ell consentimiento CO.
nun del exhibitor y del Director Gene
raj, pero vistas generates de porciones del
edi6cio pueden tomarse con ell consenti-
miento del Director General. ..@es..
Embellishments despues de terminada
la Exposition, los exhibidores saearAn sus
efectss completando dicha remocion antes
del 81 de diciembre de 1876. Los efectos
que quedaren para esa epoca seran reno
vidos por el Director General vendidos
para pagar gastos 8 Sc dispondrS de elloz
bajo la direction de la Comision Cente-
maria.
Todo exhibitor acepta roconoce este
reglamento, aprobado para el gobierno de
la Exposition. s. - *f
Sc publicaran reglamentos especiales
concernientes a la exposition de belIas
artes, la organization de jurados interna-
cionales y sobre asignacion de premios,
venta de artlculos sspeciales en- los edif-
clos, y sobre otras materias de que no ss
trata en- estas instrucsiones preliminares.
Toda communication relativa La Expo-
sicion debera dirigirse al "Director Gene
raj of the International Exhibition, 1876,
u. s. A"
La Comision Centenaria So reserva 81
derecho de adicionar reformar este re-
glamento cuando 10 creyere conveniente
4 los intereses de los sxhibidores.
JOHN L. CAMPBELL, Secretario.-
A. L. GOSHORN, Director General
Filadelfa, julio de 1874.
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nuestra pf0piA honrA. Z u0 era e.,
10 pear sipo cue eaa misma glorios.
bandera ela insul(ada lor an pufiad,
de ingratos en San German, J el ma
gistefiO, sacerdocio de Il infancia
estaba corrompido, y u masoneria qu,
en- eonjunt0 cs aqui tan anti-rcligioss
como apti-espanola, iba ingert&ndost
rapidamcnto en- 81 Arbol de nucstrs
sOcledad para, despues de pervertirla,
unclrla al caro- de un despotismo
identico ai que observa en- Venezuela
cl Nsssy liberal Guxman Blanco.
Entoncos doce pcri6dicos fede-
ratcs Sc hacian cmboxadamentc soli-
darios de b asquerosa bandera me-
gra que simbolixaba el robo ell
pillajc, isada por los cantonales en-
Cartagena, quienes se declaraban se-
gregados de d Espafa que venci6 Ia
morisnia. que domino Ia Europa, que
dosCuhri6 IN mundo, que llen6 de
armonfas el espacio con los acentos
de Calderon J Ccrvantes y que dict6
leyes bajol las gigantescas h6vedas del
Escorial al Universe absorto ante
tanta grandesa y humillado ante un
pueblo tan grande como generoso,
tan noble como valiente.
Hoy, por fortuna, las circunstancias
han cambiado el cradito sc restablc-
&c, el prestigio de la Autoridad brilla
en- todo So apogeo; nadie insulta pd-
blicamente 4 Espafia, nj llama salvajes
& los lier5icos voluntarios de Cuba,
modclo dc patriotas, dignos descen-
dientcs de los a!t;vos atletas de Gero-
ma y Zaragoza
Dejo, pues, Ia pluma con la salts
faccion de yer esta hospitalaria TERRA
digna por sus virtudes de la bendita
Paz de que goza, marchar con seguro
paso al verdadero progreso, hoy que
casi todas sus hermanas las demas pro-
vincias cspanolas, esquilmadas por la
guerra, divididas por tanto partiio po-
Ktico, no ven sino los campos talados,
sus hogares destruidos, sus hilos muer-
tos 8 gimiendo en- la mas pavorosa
miseria
Recuerdo este peque1o paralelo
para que q todos los puerto-riqueflos
de 6rden y que verdaderamente amen
& su pals vean la enorme diferencia
que existe entire uno y otro gobierno,
entire uno y otro periodic.
Repito mis- mas expresivas gracias
& todos mis- amigos q quienes he me-
recido los mas lisonjeros placemes
por mis- hunlildes escritos, y especial
mente al director de este peri6dico a
cuya ilustracion y experienced debo
principalmente el merito que aquellos
hayan podido tener.
La precipitation del viaje me impi
dc despedirme personalmente de mis-
amigos, por cuya rason espero tomen
esta todos por suya-ALEJANDRo IN
Fiesta
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G A G Z r IL f A.

Rot'ttos y Observation-Disclosures la aten-
cion de nuestro celoso Ayuntamiento ha-
cia 81 estado deplorable en- que SO encuen-
tran los rotulos de las GALES y los ndme-
ros de las casas de esta culta ciudad. Reto-
carlos es trabajo que no puede ser muy
costoso y es va una verdadera necesidaa
que reclama el pdblico ornate.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-09-09

Historic de Ia iasu,yecci0n de Layes.-
Sc vende doce reales 81 ejemplar en- la
Administration del Boletia. Vease ell anun-
clio que va en- su seccion correspondence.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-09-09

Subscription 4 favor de Ia familia
del Sr .. Ignaci0 Gaasp.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-09-09

Teatro-Con grande aceptacion ha en-
pezado su temporada Ia companfa del Sr.
Guerra en- nuestro coliseo. Ell sabado puso
en- escena La Cortede los milagroS bellisima
production del Sr. Picon, la graciosa
comedia en- TN aeto, dc Breton, III SeTe
tarlo gyo. .s%
La ejecucion, 81 bien no carecio de da-
fectos, fue aplaudida con entusiasmo por
nuestro inteligente p1blico .-
LA simpatica bailarina sonora Josefna
Luzuardi gust6 extraordinariamente Su
gallarda presencia, sus movimientos gra.
closos y ligeros y su maestrla en- ell arte
coreogrAfico electrizaron la concurren-
cia. sa y
El domingo Sc puso en- escena Il 10
Pablo o Ia cdetcaolo,s la graciosa .comedia
en- un acto titulada Ell que mace para ocJs6-
10, y la Sra. Luzuardi eiecut6 dos nota-
bles pleas dc bale. No hemos asistidoa
esta function, pero Sc nos dice que fus
concurrida y aplaudida
Creemos que la compana del Sr. Guer-
ra estA llamada despertar nuestra decai-
da afcion teatral.
InsQp0rtabls 0lor.--Lo es ell que despids
el gas del testro. Los espectadores Sc asfi
xian en- aquel local, es de absolute In
mediata necesidad que el Ayuatamiento
haga componer los escapes que cxissen en-
las canerlas 0 que la companla adopte ell
aumbrado de petroleo como tuvieron que
hacer otras, I'll calor sofocante que hace
en- la presente estacion undo Ia satura.
cion del gas es I'm fnartirio irresistibIo,
al que pagas 81 dinero para diyertirse no
puede do ningun modo agradarle pasar B
horas respiraildo una atmosfera nausea
bunda,
Llamamos, pues, Ia atencion de quien
corresponds sobro este punto.
NaeOo Estaciou telagrafca. III Idnes
del corriente Sc ha alberto 81 p1blico l.
estacion telegraica municipal de Juana
Diaz,
Asociasiou cokdlico. Con una lucids '
nomerosa concurrcnuia dc ambos soxcs
comulgo i las siate de- naanana de hoy.
dia de Ia Natiyidad de Nuestra Sonora
Ia virgen Maria, esta cristiana Asociaci0n.
In HabNcoa maestro amgo I'll ST. Aand-
20 lpadre) se ha encargado de abrir ia
susclipcion 4 favor de il famllia tSaasp,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-09-09

IN Habacoa uAestro amgo FL ST. Agaa-
70 (padre) 20 ha encargado de abrir d
susclipcion favor lie la taaailia Gaasp,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-09-09

ASocsasion Ca5licn, Con una lucids '
nomerosa concurrcncia dc ambos scxoa
eouulgo . Las siate de nlanana de hoy,
dia de L. Natividad de Nuestra Sonora
Ia virgen Maria, esta cristiana Asociacion.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1874-02-26
COLD SPRINGS.
Coxreetions and Ite1ass

Colp sp1lxos, Feb. Fl, 1874.
RS1ro1 JsulxAI.-The editor Of the 81.
Cloud Rsss, in his this weeks paper, made
. number Of Massachusetts about matters
here. The dance hs refers to was given
BY J. Hsseaan, and das affair it va
Abeut thirty couples enjoyed Themselves
hugely, and went home ct the break Of day,
prsitng7 Jaeob, his house, hls 'qussr
waya,. aAd his suessss in providing good
tine.
The fire Isfsrrsd 70 - taking place in
his house, broke out close to the bar.room
stove on Friday night, and was discovered
about twelve o'clock BY . bosrder, who
gavs the alarm. A 1bw pals full Of water
sxtinsuishsd The hre, which, II not dis
covered, would soon have gained such
hsadway - = destroy tho entire building.
A dog belonging t. one Of the bosrders Wa
very nearly suhoeated TO death. Some Of
the boys killed him next day to put him
out Of misery.
A new tin shop is going up, and vii,
prove N accommodation to the people Of
this town and vicinity.
The same party contsmplstes building =
new hotel nearly opposite the Cold Spring
House. which will be 6rst.olass in every
respect.
There 10 good deal Of talk about organ
izing band here.
.nnrn appYNna
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At one Of our leading drug stores The
other evening VA enacted . scene which
Tor thrilling interest and unnassios sfa
high order. has not been surpassed In the
annals Of St. Cloud. II happened thusly:
customer coming in, after some Asaling
material, the proprietor epsaias drawer
wherein said healing material vas kept
discovered . mouse. The drawer W.
promptly shut and clerk dispatched for
= cat. The youth returasd with two men
and rat terrier Of the pursst blood, The
drawer was carefully withdraw; the
mouse, ~ was expected, jumped 70 the
floor. moved directly undse thu dog and
took up position behind lot Of pant
cans under The counter. Thsn came period
Of absorbing interest. Two brooms md
he dog were brought In rsquisitioa-ths
broGus to scare the mouse out and the dog
70 catch S.ad ohaw BIN up. The mouse
didn't scare vs:,th . cent. Then about
ssvsnty-avs cans Of ps>!sat were removed to
enable the mouse to make bid exit. As
made it. and with the aid Of tho terrier
temporarily took position In alssst'
"Ws'vs got him new - AftSf everything
being turned ovsr-four men and The deg
at the door Of the closet and one man In
side stirring things up-ths mouse sud-
dealy evacuated his position, out his
way through the front line, sad retrsa&sd
in good order down tho floor IN front Of the
counter, the proprietor and the dog In hot
pursuit. Just % the proprietor laid Ais
broom down on the mouse, the dog ineissd
in the calf Of said pill vendors leg With
more visor than discretion, whsrsuyoa the
broom was removed from the mouse and
tho fdll.bloodsd terrier, without any par
tieulsr exertion On his own part, Moved
about the length Of counter swsy from
the immediate scene Of aetion. There u
now waiting for that mouse . great many
savory bits which will have . tendency q
hasten his demise.
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xoIlrAI sCnooL GRADUATES Is


14V" S1BA11 AOS~ ~SSS6s~S
BURBANK, KAxp1YoM Co., N1Gx., -
Fob. rs, 1874. I
Enron JsuaxAL-1 On surprised to
dnd some o. the people Of Minnesota a.
sailing, through ignorance OK malice, the
Normal Schools, = hey have Of late, and
that tAsss attacks conc In many Gases from
those whs are 70 rsesivs the most benefit
from tn. schools. 16ams to this State in
1866, and have had IN opportunity Of
knowing how our schools have progressed.
Ny observation has satisfied me- that three
months school taught BY : Normal grsdu.
ats 10 worth fully - much - one year
taught BY the average Of unframed tsseh-
ses.
Let - begin rstrsnohmsnt some place
else. Lot 10 dispense with tho County
Superintendent system, which Il much
moro ornamental than useful. In most in
stances these Superintendent are not
nearly - we'll educated OF - we'll quail
fed to teach - are the Normal ersduatssAl
and the balsses are hopslsssly inefficient.
Let some Of the breakers do ~ did the
people Of New London, In this county
make application to Prof. Moore for q
teaeAse, end II 10 does not send one that
viii susaaiD the reputation Of the ST. Cloud
Nornsl School and justify Ill have said
in this matter, hs viii fail to do what h,
hss done for the New Londonsrs.
A FARMER.
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@WY@ gia, lockjaw, palsy, sprains, swell.
ngs, cAked breasts. scalds burns salt-rheum, ear.
ache, &C.. upon the human frame, and Of strains
spsvins, gals, &C., upon animals in ono year than
have all other pretended remedies since the world
began They are counter irritant, all-hsaling pain
rslievers. Cripples throw away their crutchss tho
lame walk, poisonous bites are rendered harmless
and the wounded are healed without . scar. The
recipe IL published around each bottle. They sell
q no articles before sold and they sell becauss
they do just what they pretend to do. Those whs
ow suffer from rheumatism pain or swelling dc
serve to suffer If they will not use Csntaur Lini-
ment white wrapper. More than 1000 certificates OF
remarkable cures. including frozen limbs, chronic
rheumatism, govt, running tumors, &C., have been
received. We will send . circular containing cor.
ti6cates the receipt &C., gratis to any one request
ing it. Ono bottle Of tho yellow wrapper Centaur
Lniment is worth one hundred dollars for spawned
or sweenied horses and mules, for screw worm in
sheep. Stock owners-thess inimsnts are worth
your attention. No family should be without them
"White wrapper for family use;" Yellow wrapper
for animals. Sold by all druggists. 50 cents Per
bottle; large bottles, 500. J. B. Ross Co., S.
Broadway. NY.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1874-02-26
LITERARY NOTICES.

IA Medieval Naturalist" in the
March atlantic, is based on . 18th
century poem, and is = bit Of quhint
reading. Charles Dudley Warner
finally reaches "Baddeck,'' but not I'M
til he has taken his readers through a
country Of mingled monotony and
beauty, and all delightfully."- sketohed.
Ralph Koeler's narrative Of the adven.
lures Of the party which uader Owen,
son Of the famous John Brown, escaped
ftpm Harper's Ferry, is deeply inter.
estiug, and is we'll supplemented by
Mr.. Howslrs tribute to tho memory Of
Keeler, whose mysterious disappearance
10 matter of fresh wonder. In the
"Aborigiues Of California" evidence is
offered to prove that tho Indians Of
that State are Of Chinese orr gin.
There are several continued aud other
stories, aud some poetry that does not
call for too high praise. q. O.
Houghton & Co., publishers, Boston.
The Mountains of Western North
Carolina are the subject of NJ. Edward
Kings graphic "Great South" oontri.
button to Scri1ner's for March. DR..
Robinson discourses of the Women Of
the Arabs and there is brief aoooun.
Of "The Heiress Of Washington" q
very interesting little bit Of history.
Two articles Of especial importance are
anonymous papers on John Stuart Mill
and an uaimpassioned, but not the lest
startling account Of the "Credit Mo-
biher." There is "a Dream Story
and a curious tale entitled ''The Taohy'
pomp." Miss Trafton's, and Mrs
Davis serials are continued. Dr.. Hol
land, in his "Topios of the Time," dis
courses on number of important sub.
jeets. soribuer Il Co., publishers
New York.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1874-02-26
AINHEs0TA NEWS.

AINABsOTA NEWS.
Tho delinquent taxes in Hennepin
county foot up nearly $4,000.
ID. W. Tvichel, Of Douglas, d.
kota county. has sold his farm Of 400
acres to Peter Doahog fox $4,000. >
Alex. sbsarer, Of Hastings, had
four trials for keeping open his barber
shop on Sabbath. Although the vic.
lation Of the ordinance has been clearly
proven tho juries fail to sgree, aud the
costs ase already 500.
"A man in Fillmore county,
traded of al his right, title and in.
tsrsst in his wife to Doc. Searles for
. SIG witch, aud. Ssarles and Wilcox's
wife, thus "diokered off," went to Wis.
oonsia and were married.
The jackson Republic announces
the first immigrant for 1884, prairie
schooner on runners, fitted up with
stove aud other comfortable travelling
aoeoutrements, passing through that
place early last week, "Westwsrd Ho r
Rev. Herman Bisbee, the exoom.
nuuicstsd Universalist clergyman who
formerly preached 10 East Minneapolis.
wss married on the 9Th inst, at Heide!-
berg, Germany, to Miss Babcock. II
is stated that he has accepted call te
prsaeh in London.
-On the 9TH day Of this mouth, Mrs.
Kate, wife Of WIN: r.. Perkins, II
Farm Hill, gave birth to : daughter,
having ok toes on each foot, and on
one hand five fingers, aud . rudimsnt.
ary fifth finger on tho other. In the
same family is another child, q girl six
years old, who has ok toes on each foot,
three Of tho toss on one foot being
grown together. The little girl, at he,
birth, had i've fpgs,s on one hand, tho
18th, OF outside one, bsiog removed By
the attending physiei.u, Dr.. Roger
Rochester Post. t.: - -
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1874-02-26

-Hsrhesger Bros. make tho best lager
beer IN the market. Cider Of them.
SClENT1HIC AND SAFE TREATMENT
When applied with DR.. Pisrcs's Nasal Douchs and
accompanied with DR.. Pisrces Golden Medical Dis-
oovsry - constitutional treatment Dr. ee6ss OAtex.
RI Remedy produces perfect Of the worst
ofCataxrh and Ozena of many years' standing. This
thorough coarse OF medication constitutes the only
scientific iationsl, safe and sucoessful manner OF
treating this odous disease that has ever been
I'd to the sictsd. 30 successful has it proven that
the proprietor has long offered standing reward Of
$500 tor . case Of Catarrh which he can not cure.
IND1sPUTABLE EVIDENCE.
THos. J. BuHoP, Of Ssuth Brooklyn, n. T. writes
that his wife had suffered since child with Catarrh
until It had resulted In what eminent physicianspro-
nouncsd Oonsumpt'on; that she has used DR.. eage's
Catafrh Remedy with DR.. Psrcss Golden Medical Dis
oovery and they have worked wonders with her
STEALING OUR THUNDER.
People should beware Of those impostors who not
only try to initiate Dr. Pisrcss Family Medicines but
also COPY his original style Of advertising by Of
eznS various sized rewards for Of Catarrh and
other diseases VII ich they can not cure. Those who
d. not possess sufficient Intelligence 70 enable them
70 write original advertisements Of their swn, but
have to stesthoss Of othsss not likely to have
made great and valuable discoveries in Medicine
Look ont lse them.
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TENp1RAHo1 ADDREss AID ORaAs1zA.
71os.-On Sabbath evening the Rev. ".
W. esttszlee, Of Minneapolis, delivered .
stirring temperance address at the Metho.
dust church. The building was crowded,
and the address received careful attention.
Mr.. satterlee was formerly pastor Of the
NJ. Z. church Of this city, and is now
travelling through the State, - Secretary
Of the State Temperance Society, organi.-
ing the work. At the close of his address
Society was formed and tho following Of.
6cers elected:
President-Prof. Ira Moore.
Vice. Prssidtnt-H. Dam.
Secretary-G. 8. Nation.
1redsuTer-J. Hill.
Rrectttve Con'mittee-The Pastors Of the
different churches.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1874-02-26
LATE NEWS ITEMS.

There are only eight gold watches
in Harn'burg, aeoordiog to the
official tax levy. -@
Tho Maine Senate voted, II to
Il, 70 .bolish tho death penalty. Four
Senators were sbsent. =. +. .~... ..la~
liz. .s'.Es'tbH<Fi I.|el7 .-s-t r-.zr -
-Stsve Lowry, the notorious North
Cazolias outlaw, Va shot and instantly
killed On Moadsyeby some eitiseus.- 4
= The Pops he's sent . letter to, the
Ms.aeh atsts Catholic Temperance 70.
eieaec, encouraging then ia their work.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1874-02-26

-Hsnry Ward Beecher endorses
tho woman's temperance movement as
in the west, and encourages
the ladies Of Brooklyn to initiate it.
Arrangements are being made to this
cod, and the crusade will soon be en-.
tered upon in both Brooklyn aud New
York.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1874-02-26
DIED.

In this CITY, Feb. 22d, of consumption,
". A.vAs ESsoHur, sged 81 years and
The deceased WAS we'll known in this
oily, whore he had sstsbl,shed a. good
business reputation and made many
friends.
At the residence Of his uncle, r. b.
Sawyer. Feb. 24th, Of consumption. GaoRa1
d. Morrow, Of Lewis, Iowa, aged 20 years
and months.
Funsral services will be held 1t the Rev.
Halle church, in Sank. Rapids, on next
Sabbath forenoon.
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IS CRURCH Dl laDO CO1 4.

RampuunaAn-(oAureA On 1isAnoaA avsa~s.)
1sryises evsrv sabIssA at loHa>n. md hHa ~
0AAAatA School at II n. Ws1Heo1Ay ovsal1I Lecture
and prayer meeting At Il o'clock. Psvs 1tss aad
straagsrsinvitsa. 1sv. nv. CanPbsll, Pastor.
Rr.sossAl-(st Johns OharsA. In levsr tovl.>-
Services every sabbath at l0k .. H.. and TX D. n.
0aAdaysoeAeel d n u. kvsai1g prAysr 1sskias
1stAays at e'clsek. 1sv. ]. r. CAaAbsrss 1sssss.
n.enssase-{CAsrehinl ovsrt town. Services every
~ 4. Rev. Ut. Lswtoa. PASTOR.
DEMONSTRATIONS south aviasbriags.)
Iaa1y eaasel u l3e'elosk. Prayer Meeting 1t The
church "a Wednesday svsaings at o'clock.
DA1sa1R-<hsar the second rAyins bsidse.) esrvi.
- every Sabbath as l0< O'clock .. H., a1d oeloek
-: Irsyer meeting II the church on TA1IsdAy
svensap 81 Up. u. Seats tess and all are welcome
~. y. =. sssaisy. Pssser.-suaday School Il II
OAsaa1a-(Chsreh Of Innssllsts0 saesp tioa.
Sa9es0ota ssssesl. Pastor. Rev. 1sasaict RaiAdl,
81; Aslsteat. Rev: DoaiAes Mil, o. q. .. Ser
s,ees; 49, days q =. a.;sunaays, First naas.
" 49,, 1teA 0a1s md seRnoA Of ID Al. vss-
Dsss as3 D. u. sCAtAsessieah nasructioA 1t Sp.a.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1874-02-26
An INQuIRY.
CLIA1MAT1R, Feb. "a, 1874.

CI1AlwAr1R, Feb. "a, 1874.
EDITOR JouRxA1.-Hsve We . County
Superintendent Of Schools I ask for in.
formation. IN this Oistiet, No. so, in the
town Of Lyndeo. seheel has been taught
for twslvs terms, or about seven years,
but has never yet had visit from Coun-
~ Superintendent. Some Of % would like
70 know what benefit We are receiving
from The $500 a-yeas salary " are taxed
to ratsA Yours truly,
Il. G. B.