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the throne of France. They represe respectively the Legitimist, Orlean and Bonaparte dynasties.

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I I I ‘S "I Duke of Orleans, now living in E lll ll! llll$ SEISUI land. He is twenty-mne years o

_l__'_I'el;§__yS _:until ,ati in is »_ g from Montreal and is a great-grandson of Louis Phil

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gliiuiowlpf Frsia yz moi-llnilgu ‘$21 f§2h°“§,‘:§ lippe. It is against his interests

a ) h \v » » 6 mnymg ‘gmfk _“_ xfue ‘ggi °~!';:_}e;f¢:_:_il:__¥_dna¢:_iIi far as gaining popular support is con vriglrncfe upl;i<r deck ai_io»\ est pos-lui. paws, cerned, that he was _born in England umm ‘§f,p|`§’ 0"“"’°‘ M" “S ‘° "`° gh” “mi _ where his father lived in exile. H Cwwwn Nw ba 9; Pinks: BROM; <:_o._____ served in_ the British army in India, - . _ sad h D

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sian army, as the rival Bonapartis

°-- pretender has done. The Duke h

The greatest BLOOD Pniiirii-:ii and strong Austrian and Spanish support,

Liisu Pnonnci-:ii in the world but that counts for little. He is also 1 b . . It is an infallible cuie for all ordin- 8 C0\19iU T0 DDU 031105, U10 Pl'6l16!1d6l° overru ed y the Imperial government v affections of Holtslis and C to the throne of S `n. _ ~ , . V _ It is inwaluable for PIGS andA;:hi;_- The Bonapartistlllgretender iai"P.rince “1°'nQs~ gf clllmfl-.9-ll. ima'

TRY Louis Bonaparte. He succeeds to the

Finiiiiiis it means money in your position of claimant to the throne by country Pmtested .'¥‘f°t'ty strong]

pockets to give it a trial the “abdication” of his elder brother,

A ° lb package for 750 Prince Victor Bonaparte. Both ard “lend all orders to sons of Prince Napoleon Bonaparte

succession of revolutions has many

_ times changed the form of govern-

ment in France. After the overthrow

E of Louis XVI, followed by the Reign

only about 7 5 have survived. Thf?

Wllll °fad'1;°'i;i';;t ?T;_P$f?:: 310;; PHI: 1353 Laplanders who had them in chargi

m - -' ' . h W made Fm Consul for uf and say they have taken the utmost can

0 35 S ea hi in ISO4 became Emperor After his gf beam andhthag tha reason ford Uh

. . ` _ _ ` _ * ata ity is t att ey cannot stan t i

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Elba and the Bourbons were restored The historic Plains of Abraham are

to the throne of France' Napdeonis wned b a Roman Catholic sister-

escape from Elba caused the lght of 0 7 ”_ _

l Louis xviii but the defeat of “°°d» '°““ "°'°‘°“°°d °°.""° °'°‘"‘

Sm" Smooth l’°§; “§’u;h§n§;”°I’f§°uis XVIII was this the iindswiiibe sold for building

. ’ _ century ago. The lease is now aboiil

ll ll\Gl\€5 my Waterloom 1815 restored the Bom to terminate and there is a prospec‘

lots. Some of the newspapers an

Zscceedeiie by C£;r1§;;;__i;;_; “,352 advising that the Plains be bought

e beca. t . _

himl;;0§S30 he Bei and Louis Phil_ and retained as national property. lippe, Duke of Qrleans was made H J h Y h h

King under aliinited monarchy. But 0” ° “ °°’ t ‘mg not yet an _,fi `

f // ,/ -[_ 1:*-lr _` l _ A *V- .l » ‘V _

. _ old man has seen a lengthened tern- » ~ _

l;;;a§r:;;:;1¥tl;iSeS1?:;;l;;3’ of servide in public life. He waf / 1 _fg»'/9,5 _.

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6 eec e san egisaurea. _ years of age in1858 and sat in thai C body continuously till 1891, when hi

nephew of the great captain, mad successive attempts to starta revel

' cessful,aiid in 1848 he .was made Presi'

dent ot' the Republic for four years. _ . . . -l

BE He overturned the Republic and be- yfars cogtlnuoxlyhln Pubhct 13° “gd

I came Emperor in 1852. The Em ire °‘ nys’ mm. t 8 Pr°°.°'Z" me’ 5

at the votes of his fellow citizens. He »

Lenin isio. H-is only son was kin- ““° "°“°“'”°*’ ° P°"°d °f °°’”P“"“'

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forces against the Zulus _

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tions above briefly sketched -shows Lord Mmm in his earlier yeus’

ho; easy it is to call up a revolut-io

Mliblmlhhliv Tliiiiyllliylll' lidilligt anliieileailiiroflilr in mnce’ and 118° that there may Sr John s_\ nd vi xksydneg a_»<d N05-th Sygnev chances at the present time for th rsrryin »v toe rs u-;e - - umm _fm ffgiiw mg? °c an P restoi ation of monarchy or empir m§§;ge~‘ 351', ‘mm f”‘*“°“ 0-* t° ff” 8”” “Hd with a representative of one or oth

\ RA'1‘i'E\IBURi of the former reigning families

Agent. - - -

Qt- ii pmt 55 E, King or Emperor. This brings ns

thePretenders who now la claim t

~ The Legitimists, since the death of

the Count de Chambord in 1883, have

ground. He was a grandson 0 Charles V. and his supporters accord ed him the title of Henry V.

Ap Orleanist Pretender is distinc

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much more energetic and ambitious._ He is about thirtv-four years of age,

S 1 and is an enthusiastic soldier, thus

fulfilling the hopes of the Bonapart-

.sl ists whose ambition is to have at their-

Dudd S Kidney pals 1-heh. only head a strong military leader. _

Safety in Female Diseases- I_"'i”°° L°“l“ is '10' °' °°1°“¢| in ‘U0

_--__ regiment of the Czar’s guards, and by

You have seen a flows nipped by brevst is a. general. He is' known as

frost, fade and die in the flush of its Colonel Bonaparte in the Russian beauty That IS how women die when larmy, a name dear to the French

_lgiigléidsziany Of the diseases peculiar heart. It _ was under that

womans bard ‘name that his great uncle, the

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beavy Her sugenng’ ue "g°mzmS- vilcltoriigspoaliiodl fziight his\l:na:sl;i’1f.i,ill HU P3~t‘en¢¢ ‘S grand- D15¢35¢Pf¢Y' campaign in Egypt. Prince' Louis "P°° hs' Th° xii? dl” °“t °f ha' visited Paris two years ago alnd the

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Eycs' ne' “ep” °m° 'lm' md Parisians made a hero of him. He raggig shelosesdesh,grovn ll-h. _ allow. hstless. amp, his . new '" "‘ 9"” "”““ ‘"?‘1°h fm” hm 1 _ _ .. . _ Thu, ,M gm He, fmmly U left to “Ulm Princess Mathilde, who wor~'fFancy Goods Sioi-e.' It _.is that Guest* the cold mercy of ihe world. 33198 hlmfnd counts collfldgplly _ “ Memes; deaf; wimnpiieous w”’t;°:“§;:§°“:§ }§:P°l°°”‘° d5'°°S*7

Whltiuenagsha beeul 1 ”°°‘ l'

mdm-ed befor, xt was mat' wh, _`l_‘he love of the French people for a \ ghgum m¢,¢h¢,,, mes, .men mga military leader, the _iiistabiliiy of the so? Thy “gm Dodd, md", Republic, the dominant position ofthe

Pills will uicklg mammuwy mn _ army,_the. alliance witl;§____;__ ' " __ allcaavam Female eshiess. 11,” th_etavo_rof_the_nortliei1i~ y“»f5`|-_ ' all ' °°"=' 'l`*=¢i=s\'='v==1fl=»'===¢=ii» `B°s~r¢ftis¢`<_'P»e¢°iid°=.'le°¢_t~an~'fcsl» » *UQ* ‘newlines Ilife. the way.

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who earned the nick-name of “Ploiif that ‘ml 'ml V if L V

G E H H Plon” for his cowardice in the

EGAREES, “ALL The _elder son of “Plon Plon” has spenfs

Ch town ' his life in luxurious idleness. Tgmcwha cudmr

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ambition. _ He is young engugli tri’ wait yet for a few years; He is» re puted to be a good soldier, and al ready he fills a prominent _.position it tbeeyea of the people of France Should the Republic be overthrowi his chances of elevation are probably better than any other of the Preten ders now in sight. `

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Of 600 reindeers imported by thi-

United States and sent to Alaski

resigned his seat to run for the Com- mons. He has thus been for fort)

tive rest in the Senate to which he

has now been called.

before he succeeded to tin earldom

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was military secretary to Lord Lands-| - ' - » ' ~

bi downe when the latter was Governor L' ke cut

General. of Canada. He was then

;’_' Lord Melgund, a title now borne by $81* his eldest son_. He also served as to __ chief of staH` to General _ Middletoif in

the beginning of the North west rebell- ioii Lord Minto has also seen mili-

; tary service in Afghanistan, ‘ South

Africa, Egyptand Turkey. He will give a distinctly military flavor to the position of Governor General. Lord

‘is a point on which the mass of the

_ inion a.nd»so strongly was thatopinion t held in the earlier years of the union Bs that a _resolution of the House V of

Commons was passed reducing the salary to $32,000. This action was

and the .salary was coiiti_nued_as'_l_i__rst

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1etlie“s9sf.emli-estordwo its 1iormal~eondit'lnn~f Writetorparticulars ’ ' _

Giro. Current & Co are daily receiv-

Moore, continues today at I0 a.'~;ui',._w_iih'1l

library furniture, then dinin`gLrooni and `

brussel_'s carpets, sets of furniture, china

are finished the sale ofbooks will con-

play oi blue goid iéliinaware' in the _window of the Modern Jewslryand

uality of _cds ever shown _ in the pit :indie to adorn ‘ii-iid 1 beiiiiilg g'-*lt* hem.” I fminy~ 1! is .._l1.is¥_= _ clara 1 amd; aid 'war be igipi-i"¢is:&ii.a§ .ii pri# l' sent ' Cdll early and select our p’

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dr0PP°d more and more into the back; Eu1i10t_3wg;`§§i§;`::y (3 I;l;iia_\;a_r_;0lig:

_ the present century.

Lord,Aberdeen in _taking his leave

0 took occasion to give his opinion that _‘the higher oilicials of the civil service ' in Canada, from the Governor General

il down, are not suiliciently paid. This

_ Canadian people will not be fouiidil

accord with the departing nobleinan.

t; The prevalent opinion of our people

isthat $50.-000ayear is too much to ._ _ _

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freehold land with new dwelling house and ' _

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and plate. valuable pictures, piano and _wma of gmehom land wnmthemadmmme ____ 1

two bicycles. As soon as _ these rooms =°b°V§ Q*i§i1¢>°*- biiliihis-I _ _ ._

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sold ;_tlp_1l;llc_ apcggn gndlaagclcck _

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