Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1884-03-01

clergyman is not only faithful reproduction
in semblance to the original, but there is an
easy and graceful pose that is most pleasing to
the eye, and marked absence of the rigidity
often noticed in monumental designs. The
reverend Father is represented in his clerical
robes and in the act of administering the
sacrament. The likeness, the expression and
the drapery i'll the design exhibit skill and
workmanship of no ordinary character.
Some idea of the pretensions Of this work
may be formed from the fact that the
entire monument is shout fourteen feet III
height, and weighs fourteen thousand pounds.
The statue is raised upon two bases and die,
the latter bearing the commemorative inscrip-
ton in elegant raised letters on one side, while
the remaining three have raised crosses and
the letters |. II. S. Gazing on this truly mer-
itoriOus work of art, Il Cumbcrlandcr feels
justly proud Of the enterprise that has proven
SO practically that no one need leave our own
city Tor superior monumental work. The
sculpture was executed by Mr.. John Schnei-
der, formerly of Philadelphia, but who has
been engaged with Mr.. Amick for the past
eighteen months-Daily NeioS, Cumberland,
Md, February Is, 1884.
The work will be on exhibition for short
time and all who can should avail themselves
of the opportunity to see it.
OUR Mr.. Jones will be a permanent resi-
dent and always happy to give his customers
instructions, either at the office or at their
residences.
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THE liGht-running Domestic is becoming
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