The Bozeman weekly chronicle. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1883-1889, 1886-09-15
ADVERTISEMENT
AREMARKABLE WOMAN.
The Greatests Business and Test Me-
dun or the Nineteenth Century.

a great many people IN bozeman may I
not be aware of the fact, but it is the /
truth, nevertheless, that Bozeman now
possesses one of the most remarkable
women of the age Mrs. Samson, the
business and test medium who has come
here to stay few weeks, is now stopping
at the LaClede Hotel She is certainly a
wonderful lady Already a number of
our citizens, both ladies and gentlemen
of the highest order, have called upon
Mrs. Samson, and each and every one
testifes as to her gifts as test and bust
ness medium.
The lady is one Of high culture and re-
inement, and is not only good in her
business, but is one of the pleasantest
woman it has been our fortune to meet
for many day.
In Butte, where she has been for the
past few months, she did an excellent
business, gave the best of satisfaction,
and came away with the testimonials Of
the very best citizens of the Silver City.
The foreshadowing of coming events by
her is not only wonder but mystery
to ALL While in Butte, some wonderful
illustrations of her power in this direc-
ton were clearly given. For instance,
she told several DAYS IN advance of the
destruction of James Murray.s property,
a warning was given by her to some of
occupants of the Theatre Comique few
days before the burning ofthat establish
ment. For well-known lady in Butte
she saved several hundred dollars by
telling her of the outcome of lawsuit,
and to her many are indebted for the
location of rich veins of quartz, which
have proven not only that the lady is
what she represents herself to be, but
has helped to find fortunes ormany.
The following is taken from the Mad
isionian -
We are not imbued With much faith in
things mysterious; but the remarkable
powers exhibited by Mrs. Samson, the
forth at the Madison House for the last
two weeks, are, we must confess, beyond
our ken. Those who have consulted
her tell the most extraordinary stories
| other skill in revealing names ofdeceased
relatives, recalling past events, almost
or entirely forgotten, tracing M lost
property or stock, giving names of mines,
state of development thereon, predicting
results, and many other matters most
mysterious. One citizen informs usthat,
under her direction. he has recovered a
| lost band of horses, the whereabouts OF
| which has been source of great anxiety
to him for many months; and another,
who had just started a new opening on
his quartz lead, and was somewhat dis
hartened at the poor prospects, was en-
couraged by her to go ahead she says he
would strike it IN few days" He
tells us that his tunnel is now in two feet
of ore, which assays away upin the hum
dreds A Madsonian reporter, was treat
ed to some astonishing "reminiscences OF
the past, and some extraordinary predic-
tions of the the future. Tie correctness
of the former he will attest; the latter he
is somewhat skeptical about, and will
await developments. At any rate, there
is something strange and startling in
the remarkable power manifested by
this lady, who is altogether different
from the ordinary run of fortune-tellers,
clairyoyants, and necromancers, who
periodically gull the people and fleece
their pockets.