Show HIGHEST III THE BRONZE A6E Old Stone setts Secured Antiquities Irish Academy Rare by Specimen Recently Unearthed Prove ' Bo- High Civilization— Centurie fore Chrlet People of Erin Emerged From Barbariam Dublin— The Royal Irish academy fecently acquired Borne very fine which of Irish antiquities show the wonderfully high level civilization had reached in Ireland cenof Christ before birth the turies These objects are now on viow In the antiquities section of the National museum in Dublin They Include two a bronze celts two gold fibulae bronze fibula and a number of amber beads which were dug up by workmen in k field In County Cork in 1907 One of the gold fibulae weighs over three ounces and the other nearly two ounces The bronze Chula is of a rare type and the amber beads are also of great importance as the finding: of them in association with the other objects places beyond dispute the fact which was often surmised ‘ but never definitely ascertained til now that many of the amber beads found In Ireland can be placed In the bronze age Another object recently added to the collection is the rapier from Lissane County Dery of which the acadoiry had previously had only is the model This a longest rapier ever discovered In the British islhnds and It is one of the most perfect ever found in Europe It was discovered In a bog at Lissane In 1867 and after It passing through various hands eventually came into the possession pf the Hon Mrs Ilenniker Heaton wife of the British' postal reformer from whom the academy purchased it Lough-- HAS DENTIST of Salina Augusi Ericksen p Store at the Drafts drawn on all the principal cities of the United ' States and Europe Banking in all its various forms BOLLOCK O F Your TAILOR? 1 Who repairs and cleans clothes? 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