Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-01-23

OF piling lumber would make big stool
, for about any retail lumber yard. MesSrs
Reed & Sherwood have their Office a
present at No so Robert street, SECOND
story front, but will soon move into the
1 new Davidson block.
8CAPT. AMMI CUTTER
Capt. Cutter, who is so we'll known II
this community and over most of the
State as an old settler, has leased Nos Al
and 46 on the fourth floor and is fitting UP
a fine suite of rooms for the practice OF
his specialties as magnetic healer. The
Captain is a healthy, strong man, of large
frame and full flesh, temperate in bis
habits and sympathetic in temperament.
He claims to possess extraordinary mag
netlc power and his claim, so far as it re-
lates to the healing of invalids whose i'll
ness is not from settled organic disease
but simply from arrangement or waste of
nervous or physical powers, is well sup
ported by the declaration of per-
sons whom he las successfully
treated. He is at this time
kept quite busy in treating patients who
call him to relieve them from rheuma-
tism, neuralgia, headaches, nervous
prostration, sleeplessness, etc., and will
in a few days be established in his neat
and comfortable rooms, which invalids
can easily reach by way of the passenger
elevator, near the central Jackson street
entrance.
A GREAT HIVE.
When this great building is fully occu-
pied, as it certainly will be in a short
time, it will have, through business
hours, more than tive hundred occupants
engaged in a great variety of business
occupations. They will be all warmed
from one fire, and yet the heat of each
room may be regulated by it's
occupants. All modern conveniences
of business life are at
their command and their security, COM
fort and health are well provided for.
The dust and litter swept from the floors
is deposited where it cannot attend the
eye or Contaminate air. Every room and
hall is ventilated. The rooms are large
and amply provided with windows The
ceilings are, on the first floor, sixteen feet
high, on the second fourteen feet high,
and on the third and fourth floors twelve
feet high. The building throughout is
WCAA uCICN lOl
and safety, and the finish is fine, but sub
The means of communication
are as perfect as modern invention has
and the arrangements for care
of the building and service of the occu-
pants are the best suggested by experience
in similar structures in other large cities
The tendency of business improve
ments of late years marks the locality of
the Davidson block as about the center of
the principal business portion of the city.
The rapid concentration and increase Of
the wholesale trade has led many persons
to believe that the region below Jackson
street will in few years be wholly taken
up and that then the heavy Improvements
would be above Jackson street. But there
is not likely to be any change which will
make the crossing of Jackson and Fourth
streets less the center of business than it
is now. The only great change to be
looked forward to and which the coming
generation will probably see in rapid pro-
gress will be the taking up Of all of the
ci4y site which is most available for COM
purposes and which amounts to
less than five hundred acres, for business
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