The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1874-02-12
] oN CLIARWATIR.
b, U1.AlwA1al. Fs6. III. 1874.

EplroR JounIAI.-Ths spsthstie ours
rat Of our livss has BEEN somewhat dis
turbsds b yasisus snaatsrs, among which
may u rsskensd the singing school and
The mineral spsias. Al to the former, It
y wsll established fact that 80 "siug-
ist'' FsslsssoR Ohass = success. His
veies d s,s1s q 10 ualsrs d tis spring,
% eestaiasas 10 lsrty seventh problem Of
Ruelid, sad = lsxibls . : whip, With .
peculiar nusioal vibrstion which Il mimi
tsbls nsvsr ~ q, ols before who
could Always just g sotly strike oil kinds
II, shrsmato tones st all times. without any
apparent effort. The class numbers about
sixty, and ss-1oo 81 them hesitate when
they ct to . hard place. But they are
slovly gsiaine soaads.es ana i would not
b. surprisiag II sonsthius remarkable Wa
dsvelopsd-in time. The book ussd. IL
the ''stsndard." IN excellent new work BY
Emerson and Palmer. =: q 4 Il
TIM xIxslAL SPRING
10 also axsd faet. An analysis by DR..
Whsloek shows that "bi.oarbonate ofline''
and .sbi-earbonats Of magnesis'' Gre hold
in solution in considerable quantities.,
while "sulphats Of soda" "iron," "alu-
uina." ''sulphur," ''silios," ''iodins" and
''ehloride Of sodium" spssr in less guam
titles. It i > singular fact that iodine
should DO held in solution In such qusnti-
tiss, % never before WAS It found 10 far
from sslt water 10 I am told), and this
proves conclusivsly that st no dlstant day
(soms few Thousands Of years, probably
what IL now tho sits Of Clearwater was
covered 81 liz ocean. The waters ofdthis
'k'e -. i5& Da@,7 ~ 1$ ls W
e,s MUCK sur11IQI
to those Of the st. Croix Spring, and set
mildly q dturst,e, esto-esthsrtio,a sesr,ui-
ninee, tonic, sati5pisnedic and rejaveas-
TOT. Il 10 also blood corrsctor and will
remove eutanesus Affections. AZ = proof,
one Rsary Morrison took four drinks Of
it last week, and to-day there il not trace
Of ''seabiss" sb4st hin. The propristors
have already begun - hip the water to
other peiats s,d Aavs, . yet. sold At the
low price Of ssur dellalspsr barrel. They
viii probably slvs.se ~ price Il the de-
nsad il create. g.. Il. supply. but 1t
present there il d difficulty In obtaining
II. The st. Psal4& Pacific B. b. Co. will
put On IN extra train t. accommodate the
increased travel, and to transport the sd-
ditional freight, whensvsr it becomes Ne.
eesssry to do 20. II 10 reported that E.
,Cloeksr will start . band wagon IN the
spring, 10 run tri7asily. from: here TO the
depot. Thomas (whose behind name IL
sanborn) will b tho driver, his magnid-
cent grsys on the pole and Jesks' mules -
leaders.
Mr.. Goodrich, Of the St. Paul Di.pateh,
has bsen.at the Morrison House for some
time, picking up items fo1 that paper. Hs
meant to leave sooner, but Charles gave
AsAAaA UVVA 6VVV YAVVVAV03 suOs ~ AOSoO w
give it up and 60 to common hotel. But
hs hsd to 60 1t last. Tho items gave out,
and taking long lingering look at the di.
ming room door he took his leave. Verify,
the good things Of this Life are appreciated
BY editors and reporters.
Mr.. Whittsmore has just sold his
LAST CLIP OF WOOL
to tho Agent Of the North Star Wooden
Mill, Minneapolis, (vhere they make the
best blankets, oassimeres and dsnnels in
the civilized worldly, for about $500 cash.
He has gone into the manufacturing bust
ness . little, viz, making corn into ias
ossf. Mr.. James Colgrovs has also On Ok.
tsnsive Aatory Of the same. sort. Mr..
Whittsmoss's wind mill goes now, whom he
wants 1t 70. owiss probably to the puff TIA
JOURNAL ct two dollsrs yssr) gave it.
Advertising Is wonderful thing any way.
Moro particulars in the next.
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