The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-01-08

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man has just made an attractive addition to
his establishment, at No. 628 Callowhill street,
IN the shape of au exceedingly neat aud pretty
little Art Gallery, the walls of which are filed
with very superior pictures. The gallery ia
small but IL is htted up with unusual go )d
lures are shown TO tue best advantage Tue
smaller and as Is often the case, the most
merltorious works are not crowded into dark
corners, and overshadowed by large cauvaseS;
but the moderate size of the room enables all
One OF the most important works in Mr..
PeIman,s collection Is fine cattle piece, by
Eugene anig Ver6oeekhoyen, the celebrate Belgian
painted with all the delcacy of manipulation
for which VerDoeckhoven Is famous while the
picture isparticularly interesting as being of r
much larger size than any we have hitherto
seen by him. We invite the attention of our
art coDnoiseurs to this fine work Mr.. Pelman
has number OF other superior pictures which
will repay visit to the gallery to see.
Among the works of art, however, none are
more worthy of notice than the parlor which
Mr.. Pelman has fitted up In connection with
IT.. In arranging parlors the mere cost of fur
niture and decorations is too often considered
as of more Importance than good taste In
having q harmony of colors and such an ar
rangement of furniture and decorations as will
produce the best effect. Mr.. Pelman's parlor Is
modelled after one which he saw In Paris
some months ago, and IL should receive a visit
from those who are interested In the problem
OF how TO make home attractive.
Mr.. Peman has a number of fine paintings
ON hand for which he has not been able to flnd
room Ia his gallery, and he has also a su perlor
stock of fine chromos and engrevlngs. French
plate glass mantel and pier mirrors aud pic
ture frames In every variety.
THE EAR Doctor Hartley begs to announce to
those Of his patients with whom he has b zen in
munichtion tn he has, in compliance with their
special request, made arrangements to visit Poilade
phia and may be consulted at his temporary resi-
dence lO7 Chestnut street until the 2ith OF January
Reception from toto 4. DR. Hartley generously offers
to attend all persons suffering from affections of the
Ear without charge until cured thereby proving his
nDeOualef,
being swinded by paying seltstyled aurlsts exoroi
,ant fees In advance and The in1Icton OF yet more
serious evs, by permitting the apple alton of dan
gerous remedies by inexperienue ed hands Deafness,
noise In the head, and all diBagreeabe discharges
from the ear speedily and permanently removed
without causing The least pain or Inconvenience.
cure in all cases guaranteed where malformatlon
does not exist. Twenty three years close and
undivided attention to this branch OF
special practice has enabled him to
reduce his treatment TO such q degree of sue
cess as TO find the most confirmed and obstinate cases
yield by steady attention to the means prescribed.
The following testim onas are submitted with copf-
dence. They will show at least In what estimation
his professional qualifications are held by some of the
most distinguished medical men in the country.
II have hsd the pleasure to meet DR.. Hartley In
opinion tf his character, botn In the Profession
"-'N " W. PARKER, NJ. D,
Professor OF Surgery, etc /"
john w. " NHIrAKER, M. D.,
From my intercourse With Dr.. II irtiey; I have
found his experiment Correc' ana genilemanly
at is pleasant duty to give my tesImony ia favor
OF deafn esS lha application is unatiendsd by pain
or convenience anu its effects Are almost insants'
COUNSELLOR at Law, No. % CHAMBERS s,seet."
TBEREAsoN-Oneo of our citizens, has until recently
kept a diary OF his wifes temper, TO the following
effect
Mondsy-A thick fog: seeing through II. Tues
dsy-Gloomy and very chi Is; unreasonable westher.
Wednesday-Frosty, at times shsrp Thursday
Bitter cold in the morning. red sunset with ~
ing clouds, portencing hard weather. Friday
Gear afterwsrd. saturday-Gleams OF sunshine
with partial thew: frost again ut night Sun lay
A slight sOuthwester in the morning; calm and plea
SAINT at dlnner-Iime; hurricane ana earthquake at
night
He discovered the cause 10 be unburuaba coal
which cost "a thuuueIin' sight" and didn't emit "a
particle of warmth His last purchase was Alters
No 957 North Ninth street, and since using his
stock OF fuel, enthusiastically declares that he has
only the house, but the best wife IN the
community. Aword to the wise is snlicient
THE simple fact tnRt Life Insurance has been most
favored ia the lutellig sat communities is ex
ceedngly siguc Ant. That alone Is sufficient answer
to the strange prejudice which LEADS people to
call the whole matter "a humbug and q swnile.'
ANY man who lau hs at Lie Insurance pays poor
compliment TO his own Intellect The best c)mp
ment you could pay to your sound Judgment as a
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Philadelphia"
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