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. The Pharmaceutical era . OPERA HOUSE, HOTET^ DE VILLE. February i, 1900.] THE PHARMACEUTICAL ERA. 7. NOTRE DAME. DOME OF THE INVALIDES. story houses let out in flats. On a fine day in earlysummer, when the horse-chestnut trees axe in bloom, the wide roadway, full of smart turn-outs (no heavytrafSc is allowed), and the hundreds of chai-rs on thesidewalk are occupied by fashionably dressed loungers, gaily beribboned nursemaids and merry c(hildren, the sightis one long to be remembered. At the end of the avenue is the Place de la Concorde(where Louis XVI. and Marie Antoinette were guillotined), which claims to be the finest square in Europe, and iscertainly The Center of Paris as far as the tourist is concerned. In the middle ofthe square stands the obelisk brought from Luxor(Egypt); at each corner are two statues representing thegreat French towns, that of Strasburg is ever coveredwith crowns of immortels and tricolor flags—symbols ofmourning and of hope. Over the bridge on the right isthe Chamber of Deputies, a colonnaded building wherethe Lower House meets; the Senate sits at the Luxe