Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1871-10-21
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Inc riace 'ehdome'
1t will excite no less surprise than
with those who have
mourned over the devastations of Paris |
to know that after all the column of the
Place Vendome suffered but little injury
Charles GARNER, the architect of the
new Opera House, estimates the cost OF
Its restoration exactly as 1t stood not
more than 2b0,OOO francs, or $52, 900. 1t
seems that ten only OF the two hundred
and seventy-tour bronze plates that
made up the exterior OF the column
have been injured and these require but
slight repairs. few bars OF the balus-
trade and some pieces OF the capital
nave disappeared, but can be readily re-
placed. M. GARNER warmly advises
that the statue oil Napoleon should be
regretted on the top OF the column,
otherwise the whole monument is an
historical and architectural absurdity.
and not the third Nanoleon. the little
cornoral in the overcoat and cock cd hat
that was taken down and removed to
a.
gem Ronaparte. the Roman snob with
an image of Victory in his hand. which
surmounted it, IF The late
Emperor is to be set IN on the column
again with Victory in his hand, he
sno' i' ne 'epr.He"'e' "s d S'''''''' statue
III d "e"ah chalr.
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houGh On THE LA"YER'-A eminent
Juuse "se'' W Sd. 'ha'' Ill ms oPihlon,
lhe very oest 'hiiis ever s'oo oy a WIZ
Missing, the barrlster, at the time leader
OF his circuit. He was defending II
prisoner charged with stealing a donkey.
The prosecutor had left the animal tied
up to gate, and when he returned it
was gone. Missing was very severe IN
his examination OF the witness. do
you mean to say, witness, the donkey
was stolen from that gate r - mean
TO say, sir, giving the Judge and then
Missing,
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AN apple tree Is standing on the farm
OF Mr.. Shelby, of Vermillion county,
Ind, which has been bearing fruit for
nifty years, or ever since the country has
been inhabited by white people. Four
trees were standing when the first set
tiers moved there, but three have since
oed. ne tree bore this year Just one
apple. ". VIZ ~ .-2"'T a"H
A BELLE at Saratoga boasts of having
had twelve offers this season. Her
friends think half of them must have
been done by letter. as there has not
been that number If nnmarr;al ,ne,, in
the house all summer. h.lr r..Err-
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roH pierLfsiA.,i holeesIioii, uepfes-
s sn VI sPili's' anu general oeoliity III
.neir Various cli iorll's ALSO as preventive
"saii'' ie'er aii" aeue; anu otnef inter-
nii't n1! iev w lhe zero fhosphora-
gI,' hiiAii U, ~ Caiisaya hlaoe oy 1asWeii,
li IN s p" 20 New ork' ana SOFA 10y
to''lc lof patlehts recovering rom 1evei
vi ''i'i Hi'h'eH'' ~ mas no equal
,,,u,,,, Of Efo- J., No. ~.
rat -: ~ W"
Soi''ioiie,i VI ''e 'iSi!es' raiih III socle'y
meet ia the evening Ill u street OF the
capital. What o'clock is it, senior p
Pontely ASKED tiie hrst, } ne otner stops
uraws MS reVoiyer' anu covers ms 'hter
ioc"'or' 'heh taxes OUT ms "atch ana
gives .he oeslrea ln'ormation. number
one 'ilanhs hummer t"o' "lt'io''t ,he
'eas' surprise or rehlo"s'fahce a' the
measure OF preeaution' ~. ....
Two OR THREE doses of .Me,;doo's Can.
aLyv Condition Founders will cure horse of
worst cases NAV be cured in a few weeks.
We know this from experience.
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great progress that has been made in
labor-saving machinery is well illus
trated by the fact that no less than
seventy farmers have been cut to pieces
by moving machines this season in nli-
nois. 1t would have taken the most
expert wood. chopper long time to do
this with the old-fashioned axe"
II w Am i M Wprurpp,, would
invite the attention of the trade a.nsrsIiy
to their comnlete assortment Of N;Il;nery
producing at ali times the Latest npvsit;as in
Paris and New York hats for ladies' and
children. '''t 't .'f r"r.i
Mr.. ARru,R BuRpcr. of M;ddle,oxn
Conn, has one of the finest and most