Telegram-herald., 1888-12-15

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cenrgry Al tAs Bop of tns laslds o. II ths
boa. zeeper Inscribed tbs words God
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4 cfGizks cf Lafayette. ; Y has al "a
fasnieled ci4ck made sl Germany more
ta4n two auacfe1 years 40 " llcn su1
keeps good Une- II was mLIe entirely by
had, al1 tns Mahogany cAss, reaching
from daor ~ ceiling, Is hs-1 Iogel1er -
aooien IS.
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possess TIE arg . collection u uc<sp paper
clippings lu the Uord he bean w8oa =
boz 10 rea, and h4s been a. lL nfty years IL
waald -.6e a furniture van H. hold what 40
has DOW. Atho "a be has so1 thousands
2ad thousands " sips.
Is Evergreen Censtery, Perry Ca, there
Is a curiosity "a tae shape u Two trees of
different species growing from the same
roots. The roots 0f a red oak and water
OAK are as soldiy together a. II there was
only one source. and there Is bat one BODY
= the height of tNo feet from the ground.
ToA SArEas belt. which was gwen him
after his fght with Heenan IN 1850 by
George Wilkes, was receltly offered for
salc. Al Ssyers' death the belt was pur-
chased bv Glen. MS trainer. II IS Of
massive silver, Inscribed, aud would form
ntting ornament for some modern bar
nom
IHE President writing desk, q " ashing-
ton letter says. IS made Of oak from the
British snip kesolIte, which was rescued in
the Arctic Ose4n. thoroughly rebuilt by the
United States Govcrumeu. and sent 70 En-
gland. TINS Is LOT a last card The British
Government took out some Of the oak in tho
original framework Of the ship and had
superb desk made which al the Presidents
OF the United States have used since.
Tue Astor library contains among its his
tore relics copy OF a letter from Columbus,
OF which only SIX are known 10 be IN exist
ence. Oae Of these cor 3 sold for 300 1t
a. auction sale in London IN ls5e This let
ter was written by Columbus a. Lisbon, aud
is addressed % Raphael Sanchls. treasurer
% the King Of Spain. 4 Latin version OF
the letter WAS printed IN Rome The letter
IS descriptive % his travels and discoveries
+ Il WAS presented 10 tho library by Mr. w.
" 't-.
= iOus coin was recently dug up near
I B-ysn0re, l.. l. No one seems 10 know us
! value or what the desi gns mean. The com
+ T. " copper, abou. the size Of the old-iash-
/ ioued copper cent On one side It has the
/ legend, "Unlted States OF Amcrca." on the
outside edge Of the com. INSIDE of tins IS
/ the typical laurel wreath and in tlls circle
/ the words Liberty, los" The othe- side
OF tne ccin Is entirely strange. The sneeE
lng figure Of a woman with uplfted hands,
from which fall the Inks OF a cham. Around
the fgure are The words, Am l mol a
Woman and Sister, 1858"