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318 14TH 8T..BET. FA11NAM AN ;
. nnd Ii i > p1nc.fa Tor lad' ' <
SIX MILLIONS IN ART.
The Pioture Galleries of New
York Millionaires.
How They are Filled and the
Artists in Favor.
Hotnblo Pictures In Other Mqtro-
polltnn Homes.
S'cw York Journal.
Ill convcraatlon with ono of the
boat known picture dealers In'.thla city
iho following Information concerning
the ( private picture galleries of the
metropolis was obtained. Seating
liltntolf at hia dealc and looking over
some memoranda ho said :
"Some of the principal collcctlonn
of modern painting" of over $100,000
value , owned by No v Yorkers , ari1 ,
that of Wm. II. Vandcrbilt , esti
mated at 81,000,000 ; Cornoliua Van-
dtrbilt , $300,000 , ; Alra. Mnrahall 0.
Roberta , § 300,000 , ; Mrs. R. L. Stuart ,
§ 200,000 ; Mrs. A. T. Stuart , $500 ,
000 ; Miaa Catharine L. Wolfe , $450 ,
000 ; Judge Hilton , $200,000 ; A. Bel
mont , $350,000 ; Thoron R. Hutler ,
$300,000 : Wm. Rockefeller , $300.000 :
D. O. Mill * . $200,000 ; llorber R ,
Bishop , $150OCO. Albert Spencer ,
$200,000 ; Piorpont Morgan , $150-
000 ; George I. Soney , $250,000 ; .lohn
Jacob Adtur , $200OCO ; William Aator ,
$300,000 : Jay Gould , $250,000 ; Jero-
miali Millbank , $150,000 ; ox Governor
K. D. Morgan , $1UO,000 ; John T.
Martin , $100,000 , or a grand total of
$0,005,000 invested in pictures in
the private galleries of Now York
alono.
"Pretty largo figures. "
"Yes ; and the remarkable part of it
Is that the majority of those colloo
tions have been formed within the last
five or ix yearn. The taste for art In
this country has developed moat rapid
ly and each year ahowa an increase In
the importation of valuable worka of
foreign art. "
"Can you give mo any information
8a to how those pictures nro dis
tributed ? "
TUB A nil SIR IN FAYOK.
"With plcaanre. The William H.
Vandorbllt collection ahowa three
JTolsHonioia , three Mlllota , two Oorots ,
three Dmzi , several by Daprea , Do
Neuville , Geromo , Djtalllo Alma
Tademn , Baron Leys , Bougnoroau ,
three Rosa Bonhcuro , three by Knaui
and examples from Tumor , Landaeor ,
Millaia , Sohreyor and othora. In al
aboat 150 workr.
In the collection ot Cornelius Vanderbilt
dorbilt there are exaniaplea from
Grouza , Alma-Tadema , Alfrnd Stov-
ena , Millet. Oorot , Rousseau ,
Fromontln , Bougercan , Van Matcke ,
tfiom , Munkaczy nud Rosa Bonheur.
about 100 works. "
"But you have not'yet mentioned
the work of any American painter. "
"Well , the reason ia that most of
those collections consist almost en
tirely of foroittn works , but there are
exceptions. Take the collection of
Mrs. Marshall O. Roberta for in-
stance. Hero yon will find , together
with examples of the foroicn masters ,
Lontzo'a great pioturo "Washington
Crossing the Delaware , " andkOhuroh's
"Under Niagara" ana "Sunset in the
Troploi. " In the R. L. Stuart collection -
lection there are several examples of
American painters , such as Dnrand ,
Kensott , Eietman.Johnson and Gig-
noux , together with many valuable
imported worka. In the Alexander
T. Stewart oollootion can be aeon
ChurchAjAmnuB 4'NlaK i , " wuivu
waa tlio. fllBBfture that brought him
into proiij 3pu' The foreign pictures
i- nun mjUtoTion aru nutiible , Iluro
are Rosa Bonhour'a "Ilorao Fair , "
valued ai $50,000 and Molaaonior'a
grandest picture "Tho Battle of Fried-
land , " for wliioh Mr. Stewart paid the
artist 00,000 , exclusive of duty.
VHKNCa I'AINTKHH.
"It pays , evidently , to bo a French
artlat ? "
"Principally because the work they
aond here la ao eloborato but to continuo -
tinuo ; umong the prominent pictures
in Alias Catherine L Wolfe's gallery la
Kuans' "Holy Family , " a noble work ,
and there nro also line cximplus of
Muukaocy , Geromo , MoMonlcr , Tro-
yon , Oabanel , Detaillo , Zumi , Millet
and others.
"Judgo Henry Hilton owns a yrand
Detallle and among hia ether pusses-
sious are pictures from the ousola of
BoURhton and Brldginan American
artists again , you BOO Aahoubach ,
Dupru and Gabriel Max.
"In Auguat Bolinont's gallery are
found Baron Loy'a "Fuuat and Mar
guerite. " Rosa Bonheur'a "Hunting
Party , " and Doutioroau'a famous pie
turo , "The Twins , " which created
auoh a aonaation at Ivuoodler'a gallery
aomo years ago. "
8MALLEU GALLERIES.
"Those are the larger collections , ]
prosumt ? How about Bomo of the
emallur ones ? "
' 'Those ' I have already referred tc
contain 100 or moro pictures. Nexl
in order cornea the collection ol
Thoron R. Butler , whore there arc
aboat sixty pictures , including worki
of Meisaonler , Nlburt , Xmnaools , Er
skin , Nlcol and others equally wel ,
known. Among Mr. Rockefeller1 !
party pictures are Millet's "Th <
Grafter , " two fine Roussoaus , tw <
aplondid Troyono , and others frou
Dorot , Dupro , Dolacrolx , Goromo
Xmmcoia , and the mat.
"Oa the wnlla of 1) 0. Mills' gnl
leryrmy bo found works of Moiaacn'or '
Gabriel Mr.x , Boldlni , Knaua , Fro
raontin and others. Ilobor R Blaho ]
1ms , besides hia continental pictures
ono by Sr U. Knight
lie "Joslnh M. Fiako does not conftn
himeelf to fortk'u pictures , but haa ox
amploH from EkBtnuui Johnson am
the late S. R. G.llord. Albert Span
cor line about twenty pioturita , all for
tlgi" Pierpont Murxau about forty
and Hoorgo 1. Suiu > y about QUO hun
dnd , ulao foreign.
"John Juo > b Aitor'a moat Importan
tre&eurca are Ooroino'u "The Ddathu
Ciour" i nd ChuildH L. Mullor's "Th
Roll-Gall. " William Aator hua abou
one hundred pictures , all foreign.
"In Jay Gould's collostlon nuy b
found Oorot'a "D.mco of th
"Nymphs , " a marvelous work , an
ubout one hni.dred and twenty otho
ID
examples uf foreign maulers.
"Tho collections of Uov. K. I
Morgan and John D , Martin , con
'Of talulng over one hundred picture
each , are composed mostly oi foroig
works , with hero and there something
from the brush of a native artlat "
"And to sum up , American gallo-
rloa are tilled almoat entirely with the
worka of foreign artlatt ? "
"Well , that ia about the alza of it. "
OCOIDBN 1'AL J
NEVADA.
Truckee i overrun with tramps ,
ThoirM Uonavan , n miner t 1'Ioche ,
wan killed laat week by some timbers fall.
Ing upon htm ,
Fort Hallock , located east of Klko , ii to
bo abandon cl and the troops transferred
to Bomo other citrip.
Sinittor Jonoi hu informed The Carson
Appeal that he ia member of a company
that Is going erUnslvoly Into ostrich farm ,
tag In Arizona.
The lumbermen who have devastated
the timber lands about Tiuckce are ex
amining timber Un'l In ahama county
w.th a view to moving their mills.
One or more of the newly elected county
commleniorers of Story county will hnvoto
fight for tholr teatx , an lomo of tliot-o whoao
terms einlre propoie conteatlng on techni
cal grounds.
A | > etton ! ! Is btlngcirculated in Nevada
asking the legislature to repeal the law
which oiomiln 8120 of a man't aaUry from
attachment. Hlncu tbe Comatock ' 'peter
ed out" very few Neva mn * can boaat ot a
salary that will reach the maximum ox-
euiptcJ , and creditors have no show at all.
A farmer' * team attached to a wagon-
load of produce ran nnay ne.ir Ciuaon ,
Uat week and plunged ol er a bank. Une
of the hones was killed and the other bad
ly Injured. The wagon and contents were
completely wrecked , while tbe driver e
ciped with several had bruloes and t
broken collar-bone , Tbe team took fright
at the carcasi of a cow lying on the roa-J ,
out of which a coyote , that had been feed
ing Inside , emerged on the approach of the
team.
NEW MEXICO.
The Silver City public tcbool haa closed
for want of fundt.
It Is asserted In (3 ( runt county that Head
hnd Hearst , the California millionaires ,
are not fencing in government land , but
buy leg ranches wherever they can find
them.
Doming , according to The Headlights ,
wants miners end stock-raisers nnd not
lawyers , doctors , printers , politicians , sa
loon keepers and bunko mtn. Tno most
remunerative emplomenta are mining ,
carpentering and bricklaying.
CALIFORNIA.
The vice-regal party are sojourning at
Santa Barbara , j
Ex-Governor Stanford is having 1,500
acres of land near Vina , Gal , , planted with
grapes.
The people of Sacramento are complain
ing of bad odori from the hide-drying and
tallow-renderini ; establishment of that
place ,
Articles of incorporation have hern filed
with the secretary of state of the Frenno
Raallght company. Capital stock , $50 , *
000 , divided Into l.CCO thitrea.
The Fresno fair ground nf.soclatlon have
Incorporated at Fresno. The capital is
$2t,000. divided Into 1,000 twenty-five
dollar aharst.
It U ronortecTtliat a posse of citizens
overtook a band of aeven horse thieves
near San Itcruardlno , Sunday night , and
that In a fight that entued three of the
thieves and two of thu citizens were killol
A meeting of tmslnens men w s held in
San Diego UBt Thursday night to dlaansij
a project for efitabllshing a woolen mill.
No definite action waa taken , but at thq
next meeting , tha 2Ut init. , a committeew
canvass for tubscriptlona will probably bis
appointed.
At Watsonvllle lait week three Span-
lardi two women and a man quarreled.
The man Attacked tbe women with a razor
and waa proceeding to carve them up
when they got pcstesidon of the weapon
and hacked their assailant 10 severely that
be now lies in a precarious condition.
WASHINGTON TERRTORY.
At a ballroom row near Dayton , loit
week , a man named llensUy ishot'i
uiun named Atchlnou In the arm , breakln ;
It , and alx'j another rmu , whoiie name Ii
not given. . j ,
Tbo North Pacifij J > - - - > "y * 'Uth >
was destroyed by tire ( Saturday mornJJB ,
LuHit , about $10,000 ; iu"y iunured. Oue
of tbo nteaiu fiio oiil1Cl ( ; ! ) tbrinuh onro-
le'HutBi was ruu into the bay , but win re
covered ,
1'eter Uepgartl , n young carpenterliviug
at Uockfon1 , ahot hia wifa through tlie
hosd last Tuesday , aud afterwards shut
himself , The murrUge WOH forced upon
the woman by her parents eight ecu montba
ago. Jealousy on the part of the husUtul
was the cause of the thootlng.
IDAHO
The governor of Id.Um territory , in h i
moKKnge to the loKla.aturo now in een8im
at UolAO City , warned that body agaiuit
the further toleration of polygiuny in tlo
territory. Ho referral to schema of tie
Mormon priesthoi d , the realization f
which he Huld meant the entire aubveraiai
of tbo rights mid privileges enjoyed nudir
free iuatltntlond.
ARIZONA.
A genuine ghost ia tald to buunt tie
Sterling mine in 1'ro'cait , mid can nightly
be hoiird chopping wood uuar n cabin iu
tbo aurface.
OREGON.
Retail liquor dealers at Oakland aio
taxed S2EO A year.
During tbo freithet in Coos river , lo t
week , upwards uf H,000 loga were loat ,
Toe capital stock of the Oregon Knilwny
and Navigation ( Vimpany h s been in-
oruased from 180.COJ Hhurta to 240,000 ,
The authoritlea at Baker City In > ix ied
such n heavy tax on the Chinese lnundry
men there that the Celestials had to shut
up ibop ,
lluelnoia failures in Oregon and Wash
ington Territory , for the quarter endei
December 28th , are reported an follows
Oregon , seven ; liabilities , ? 2COM ; nauts
812,000 , Washington Territory , elghi
failures ; liabilities , 817CCOa ; fets ,
MONTANA.
11 Kgga are worth a 91,25 per dozen in Ben
ton.
8
There were 2JO miles of railroad built ii
tbe territory during Ib82 ,
The debt of Cutter county Is now $122 ,
000 , of w hich S5 : > , ( jOO la bonded.
Four ( .ileudlvehunterd killed seventy. i
deer recently , durlug a twelve days' huut
Thirty thou.aiid dollars w a expended i
Montana during IBS'- for government BUI
veylng ,
The Summit Valley mining district 1
credited with nine out of every ten mme
patento.l hi the territory ,
The White Sulphur Springs In
county , with nil of the Imprmu.eiita b > .v
, ' been bolil to a company fur § SO 000.
IU Vigilance eomnutUcH are organizing i
Bo/.i'iimu , nnd other thief-infected tuwt
in Montana , and | urpoie rlddlnic the com
tr > of Its uniloolmblo element.
There etc fomtorn pernni * , firun nn
o iri > orntlbnn In Silver Jknvcuuuty Ui.it i > u
uvwr 61.COO Iu ttxos , nud twenty nthci
that pay over $ ' > 00.
The uinmuiuth new nmcliluory fur U
Anaconilt mine , irnsr llutte , wliLli rc
ou the in Bt eolld fouuOnttoii i f nay m
chlncry In tha terrltory'wlll aoon bo tin
up.
up.Clark City baa organized u vigilant
committee for protection aKtlnst thief
and burglar * . Kcven hard case * hi\
aklpiMHi the town In resthome to a 3. " .
notification.
Tbe altitude of nearly all tbe arnbla vi
ties leya In Muutaua oversgej from 5 Oto 1,0
es feet less than the most fertile ouea vf Col
rado and Utah. And the highest uiou
aln ranges in Montana 0,000 feet have
10 frre-iter elevation th n the plalni h ve
it Ohoyenne , In Wyoming Territory.
DAKOTA.
FortSUvenion U now garrlioned by the
"Ifteenth Infantry troops.
A town h been laid out at Painted
Wood * , above Blim rck.
Tha Dakota prisoners arc now em-
ilojed in the Sioux Fall' atone quanea ,
During the pant thr c ye M 25.0CO WIs.
ionsln people have settled In the territory.
A paaeengcr car at Columbia li mmle la
loiervicea * n wetting house for tha lev.
ral deuomlnatlons of the town ,
WYOMING.
Mnnden ezpini1ed ; $230COO in Improve
ments during 1882.
LirAtnie IB oriraulzlng two bulldli. fte-
ccUtiona instead of one.
The l-'argo paper mill company In aid to
ie in a prosperous condition ,
The mpretne court of the Itrrltoty convened -
venod At Cheyenne , January 2d ,
A ratlronil from 1'lerre to the Black
HIlH sumo time this jcar h predicted.
CowbojB put 145 bullctn through a
alouu door ID Speurfifih on CbrlitniiH.
The Laramie poatoQlce hereafter will
BHtie money order * payable la iJelglum
and A number ot other foreign countries
The convicts at tLo territorial pnoiten-
inry vero given an elegant New Year'n
dlouer by a philanthropic Lniamie grocer.
Ice 22 inches thick In beinir cut from the
middle of the river channel at Bismarck.
And still the papers call the atmosphere
' 'balmy. ' "
Youug-Man-of-Wlicpe-lIones You-Are-
Afiatd ind 4CO ludUna have gone from
1'iuelUclje Agency on a hunt , nnd have
gone northeast. They have their w&gona
and iqtuws ,
An excitement was caused in Gr'en
Klvcr laat week by two bears getting away
from their faitonlngs. One was killed but
the other escaped into the mountains.
An expert who baa recently been in the
Muskrat omyon among the Uarville
mines in ( he Interests of an EngHifa. com
pany , reports very favorably for the
damp's prospects.
Two men who have been running a dis
orderly house in Carbon , were visited last
week by a party of masked MOD , who af
ter etiiiigiog the two lufiians to telegraph
poles for a short time Invited them to
leave , which they gladly did.
COLORADO.
ThoY. M. C. A. , of LeadviUe , baa ISO
members.
Roncha Springs has voted $25,000 In
Uiouls for waterworks ,
Fremont county coal product for
\ber wan 27,000 tona.
ant hotel willbeerected in Slher
PluuTo early this spring.
Cataract Lake , In 1'itkln county ,
been blocked with IWO.OOO trout.
Thirty-one inches of anew hasfallea thus
far durlug the season at Jjoulder.
Kzperta olaim that tbn entire coat ot
raining' eef In Colorada is only oue cent
per pound.
Tbo output of tbe Loadville mines dur
Ing 1882 was over 17,000,000. Thla ia the
largest since the formation of the district ,
EKIco is full of work and business and
still improving. The output uf precious
metals will exceed thnre o ) any camp in
Sati Juan county fur 1682.
The farmers of Clear Crek Valley ,
iilarson oounty , will petition tbe legis
lature to enact a law forbidding mill men
from polluting tbe water of the creek with
mill talliugi.
Swindlora Abroad.
If any ono haa represented that wo
aio in any way interested in any
bogus bitters or stuff with ths word
"Hops" in tholr name , cheating hoti
est folks , or that wo will pay any of
, their bills or debts , they ara frauds
, and swindlera , and the victims should
punish them. Wo deal in and pay
only the billa for the genuine- Hop
Bittera , the pureat and beat mediclno
on earth.
HOP-BIITEHS MAiroi-AcruuiNo
Go.
Iho Whl.liey Bill.
pecial t OJUje-PoD-gcrnt.
mail-Cnoroun .gw-stoJ i. .
the whisky buelncea nayP&ti- there is
n grut\t deal of pretense about the np-
peal of the diattllera for relief Ho
cays that the talk about 80,000,00 or
90,000,000 of gallons , which must bo
takun out soon if the bill ohould not
pahH , thereby injuring the trade and
ulFticting financial circles generally , is
untiUi ) . Tnoro ia no danger of
a panic during the coming
year en account of whisky , nnd
thtro are no 80,000,000 or 90-
000OOC < nor even half-th t many ynl-
1 mis of liquor in bond upon which the
tax must no paid during the coming
season. Ho caya the nhiaky wh'ch '
muHt bo unbonded' during I'SSIi
uniounta altogether to only 4OOOiOOU
galloiiB , on trhhh thu tax amounts to
ubout 512,000,00. The whisky ruen
thuniJulveB , in their ropreaentntiotic
to congreau , claim thut the aonsnnip'
tinii by thu country of their goodn ic
15,000,000 per year , which la morn bj
1,000,01)0 , ) obviously vhan the nmoanl
upon whlck they nro asked to pay tnj
during the entire year of 1383 I.
In fact , the distillers can hmiali
the goods with ease , provided , the ]
can induce congress to papa a law
whioh will bonilit them by allowing
them to hold the spirits in stnrountu ;
paid for a year lonior , during whicl
time it would doubla In value. 'Then
ia the teoret to the whole movement
They whliky going oat of bond ia no >
more than they nuod , but if they cai
hold it at government expciisu Cor twi '
years longer and double their oiono\
it would bo very profitable legishtioi
for the distillers , and in the umntim
the country would bo supplied with s
much raoro compound whiskies whil
this bourbon la getting additional age
Not an alcoholic beverage , bat a tru
and reliable family remedy h Brown'
Iron Bitters.
irt. AHnptist Mtul tor'
in "I am a Haptlst minister , nud before i
thous'lit nf belut ? ii clergyman 1 ijriuluate
hi uudtclno , but left n lucrative practlc
for my present profession , fortv years ag <
1 unu lor mnnv ye1 * " n ( niilercr fioi
nulmj : ThuvMn' Jflictric Oil cured u <
I was uNu troubled with huarsene a , an
er yitoma ? Xclitt.ic Ui7alwav roliovtd uu
ve My w-fo and child hail diphtheria , an
Tltomaf Ecltctrie 'icuieil / them , nud
at takeu iu 'lam it will cure seven ti i cs 01
ui of ten. 1 am confident it l cure for ti
n- incut olwtimto culd , or cotiijb , and if u
one will tnlto n imall teiwpuon and Im
nd fill it with Oi/ , and then place the esU <
ohe io..n . In < > ne nc'nttll ' , and draw tl
tiy
Otl out of thu Bpinia Into tbe IWBII , '
wnitllnK nt hnrd ns they can , until the 0
falln over into the throat , nnit practice
.ho twice u wee * , 1 di n't cate how etfensli \
thtir heaa may be , it will clean U out an
in- . For denftcvs and
cure thalr catarrh. en
nche , It linn d uta wonders to tuy cf rta
kuowlfdgo. It la the only medicli
ice dubbed patent medUtue that I have ov
felt like recommending , nnd 1 am vei
tvn nuxloua to * ee It In every uUce , for I t
77 you that I would not be without It in u
It use for any consideration I am m
ulIerlDR with n pain like rheumatism
my rkht limb , and nothing relieve * i
ilo- like IhotiHu' Xcltctrit 0(1" ( Dr. E.
inOtaae , Corry , IX
mi SAX DELS ,
OPTICIAN
OF QU1NOY , ILLINOIS ,
Has returned to Omaha ( for a
short time onlj ) , where ho can be con
sulted at parlor 5 ,
PAXTON HOUSE.
Prof. Samuola offora to all these
that arc Buffering from Weakness and
Dofoctlvn sight his
IMPROVED
CRYSTAL SPECTACLES !
Superior to any other In use , a the
following homo evidence of well-
known people of this city and vicinity
will testify.
TESTIMONIALS.
Corccib Btl-KlS , IOWA , )
. . December 21,16H2. /
„ „
Prof , II. Samuels :
Dear Sir Some two jcars ml a halt Blnccjou
visited this city , and nt that thuu I was troubled
with myiycs , caused by excessive proof-rcadint ;
nd othir olllco work to such on extent that I
couU at times hardly read , straly or decipher
pliln print without frequently resting them. Vou
adjusted a pair ol ( { lasses ( or me that are next > o
Indispensable , and 1 tinxo tin hra.fancy . In rccotn-
mendlriH persons to yiu ho niajbo troubled
with weak tju3. Yours truly ,
J. C. UOIIGAN.
Editor and I'ubBshcr Globe.
Cousin , llLvrre , February H , 1850.
Prof. Samuels :
I'caf ' Sir I feel that I would bo unirra'cful In-
iletil if I did not In xomn manner rxprcm ) my
jrratltude to jon for tlio womlcrfi.1 benefits de
rived from the nso ot yjur Klasse adjusted to
my cjislly jou. Ihaio trkd other K 'sand
means , Jut all to no purpose , and 1 had con
cluded mjself doomed to KO fir ugh the world
nearly sl follo-i ) ; but whereas I * nearly blind ,
now I see , ai d am nblu to read < v.s I nei er could
before. I regret that I had r.ot met Prof. Sam-
uels tioontr , to that I nilgai have beui enjo > ln ?
thU Umslijc ot Bctltij ; . II ping that mail )
others ma have the benefit * of ) our help , I aru ,
Kratelully jours , .
J1IS8 ADBY W ALTOS , Nurse.
While on Vie 1'ruclHo const years a Dlbcatno
partially blind , and my right eo hts never re-
uo\crcd , I k vo trie numbcra of times to get
glasses to htlp mo , nlso other reiu-nlics , but it
was of no use , as DO one could htlp aie. When
I-rot. Sinm.li ( iamv this time to Omaha I
thought that tow uld do no farm In trjlng him
and ee what ho would say. Ho examined my
c > cs and told mo that he could nake mo sto ,
not with one , butwltn both cu's. 1 told him to
go on eiul make mo sec , as I had given tip the
Idea ot ever btXri ; able to sea Hell ngani. To my
surprise ho mule me a pair of plosata that en
alIenniu to sea with my right ujo a-suvllas
wi htho other. 1 j tUlhcerfu'ly ' : vcouimend
'
Yours , with L'OQj'tlght O Qr ' taay"M" > l'e .
Om In , Nib. , ! > ie-.mbcr20 , IbgU.
I used to ln\o vsry ncnk eja andtried n Kroal
ninny things tor nllct , but it won all In tain ,
When 1'rof Samuel wan in thu city u tow jcars
ax 11 uasiuH licit l > j oncof inj lriiiv' ' who wa.1
bcii' lltoil bj him to Mill on him. I done so , am
am ulad to statt that he helptil mo .TOiulertull.v
Ho fitted mo nt that time with r. . pair ot hU
( ; laiseH , and thty LO mo Instant rtllcf , am
after n-ln ' 'hi'tii tor n short time my ejcj Im
i roeil HO that 1 had no IHO t r the "Jasxu nt nil
.My slli | Is perfect , althotuh I was ailvl'eil note
to ] iut on Khsma , fir I \\a < Id ha\o to near then
all tha time ; but > 1'rbl. bamuils' g'.ti HCS wor
illtTcrcnt. 'llioy-bii > ro\iia my cotAand I uouli
nihlKu nil personi whoha\o troutto with their
cs to ca 1 on hinu Uenptctltillj ,
A. T. SVVJJJAUT ,
City ro.ce ! , Omaha.
December 55.
OMArrv , Sentcnl' r 18,1570.
' Somojcurs arice , hil ciiKOK lttlltorlal
labor at nlKhtt.iur uji.fi li hi niuo impalicd ,
nnd I found It ililllcult to flu I passes uhldi.
\\oulil oltonl any rtllct. DuriiiK Ui past two or
Ihruj yiarmny eju ) ( 'rcw wunVtor lij con tan't
\ \ iv , and Ilxigan to lie alarnicd lest 1 n i 'ht for
nlliiiolie olllpi'd to laj a-ldumy. liooko , wh eh t
. o much delight in. Pro * Idcnju , 1 think , hr
I.ti Mmllj ul 'ed mo hj en In Dr..SftmiitU to th s
tiy Uy IlyuwolhH linproiul ( r > st-\l ' * * far
y Kuveral daB Iltliid the natural vl Ion rustortilj
IV anil I am now iMd to read a clstud ; iui luuclian
IVK I please wlthcut tiring the cyvor lautltiB IMV.II.
K ItHComa wonditfnl tiaibiiunon illeui cantw
IVx jiroducu.1 In short i time , nuJ 1 la\unodonbt
h it will be penunuit.
: I nm gla'l 1'rot Saniuo'shM V lted thl ty
o uhero eo many need the aid he ejn atlord Jliun
and I hopu ! lJ { ! " * will U .Introduced aivlox- ,
ttnsUely iifrjil bore.
t K. II. E. JAMISON ,
n P.istor l > 1(9t Iteutlat Churuh.
'O
'OV
in
to OMAHA , Knb .Dt mber
10 Prol. II. Samuels :
Hear Sir I ha\o now u i l the Kl > wn iU
Iea Hhlch ycti furnished iPd. tor one Me AajiJc i
, truly say that I hnc dcriTwl inoro wmfoik li
that shart upaco ot tlmi tlian 111 yearn previous
Almo * from 1115 carUfst rerollectjon * I h&
su tie sod from n inahiU ) 10 eeo dinMnctly evei
when eloxo by , wumotiuus t lied to know or rvc !
ocniat my mo * Intluale Irlenda , all of wldil
usa n conntnnttiourei > of morUlleaiion to me.
trie ! rvmwlius niul iias.si > i < ol Oiiferiint kind
wiUi butj try llttl * benelH luid , until I con
siltcsl yu , decmciuiy caao hnp l M Thank
o. ( jour bMll , I aiuabloto nco letter than eve
I lulore. Tr ) 1'iot. Kamucl * * t reatuifiit and b
erf U'Biatwl a ; ) I ha\o Iven. Vor > trul > > otir < ,
MMIY ItOSAlll ) ,
ca 25JU lH > catut Strtit
caui
6.
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ell ry OFFICE HOURS :
ellV
ow 0 a. m. to 7 p. m.
iu Prof. Samuala dona not attend t
me business outside of Hirooma , and ha
ao ouo connected with him.
WILLIAM SNYDER ,
MANUFACTURER OF I
CARRIAGES , BUGGIES ,
rfirs-Olass 'Paining ' and Trimming , Repairing Promptly Done
l.'llfl Humor. Oor. 1 Atri. OmiOm
T
BERQUIST BROTHERS ,
MANUFACTURERS OF
CARRJ GES , BUGGIES
en airing in all Branohns 8. THIRTEENTH OMAIinA , "K" STREET .
J. A. WAKEFIELD ,
WHOLESALE AMD RETAIL DKALEB
Lath , Shingles , Pickets ,
SASH , DOORS , BIIHBS , SfiOlDIHCS , URftE , CEtW
JB-STATB AQEH1 FOE MILWAUKEE CEMENT COltPAKTl
Near Union Pacific Denot , - OMAHA WB
OIB"1. .
DRUGS , PAINTS , OILS ,
Window and Plate O'ass. '
tf Anyone contampUtlnj building storebiuok , or any othar flni will Bad U to their id
nt ze to coma and with us before purchasing their Piste GUij. .
* *
C. F , GOODMAN , I
OMAHA - - NEB. I
. STEELE , JOHNSON & CO. ,
WHOLESALE GROCERS
AND JOBBERS IN
Flour , Salt , Sugars , Canned Goods , and \
AH Grocers' Supplies.
A Full ) Line of the Best Brands of
ATO MiHUFAGTlffi ) TOBACCO ,
igODts for BENWOOD NAILS AND LAFLIN & RAND POWDER GO.J
HENRY LEHMAN
JOBBER OF
AND
WINDOW SHADES
'EASTERN ' PRICES DUPLICATED.
i8 ! FARNAM ST. - - OMAHA
POWER AND HAND
se
i
Steam Puifnps , Engine Trimmings ,
MAOH1KERY , BKLTUIO. n03E , KUAK8 AXV JRON PJITINQS ST2A'
PAOKUSO , & .1 WIOLKIAIB ! AKD UBTAIL.
-MILLS GHURGKbAHDBSCHOQU3ELL8
Cor. Faruam and 10th Streets Omaha ,
DEALERS IN-
; * *
' 33
. Fire and Burglar P
1020 Farnham Street ,
WHOLESALE GEOCE !
1213 Farnam St. , Omaha , N .h
u PERFECTION
ATiHGINAND BAKI
in only attained by nuing
I
Stoves and Ranges ,
WITH
\VIRE \ GAUZE OVER DOOB3 ,
"For ealo byj
MILTOH nOGEHS & SOHS
, . -l.u
410 DOUGLAS .STREET ,
HOUSE. SIGN AND DECOEAT1VK PAINTERS AND PAPER HANGERS