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NOTES OF TRAVEL.

FROM HOME TO ROME

——_ — | BY ONE OF OURSELVES! LONDON TO, PARIS.

Leaving Lendon from the Holborn Via- duct, by the London, Dover and Chatham we reached, in an hour and a half, | chaik chffs of Dover. The towns our line of travel did not = in- terest ns greatly, until we reached

crand old ecclesiastical city called by the Saxons ‘City «f Kent,” hence Cantuaria and Canterbury. I wanted much to have had time to see its numerous buildings of an- ii'y, chief of which is its magnificent cathedral, said to be one of the finest in Ki: and famed for the murder of Thomas a Becket; but ¢he train sped on

aud we were sovvn on the pic r at Dover. across the Straits to lais, was ‘aii my fancy painted it,” and lutle more. One need never fear the waters of the ocean, after be has experi enced the mdescribable sensation, which c ines after a rocking in what I heard one vy wilted-lookug fellow pass: ngers de-

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Caiais Is chiefly noted for its harbor and fortress. On aclear day the English shore lis discernible, being ouly twenty-one miles |distant. For over two centuries this town 'was an English possession, but was re-taken in the reiyn of Mary, whose saying that the word **Calais would be found after death

written on her heart,” is familiar to every-_ one,

After leaving Calais, we came to the seaport town of Bologne, from which Julius Cxesar embarked on his invasion of Eng- land, and the plans of Napoleon I. for the Afterwards

‘in English history, and among places of lesser interest, Amiens, the birthplace of Peter the Hermit, and St. Denis, a few, miles from Paris, with its Abbey, where a/ great many of the kings and queen of France have been interred.

Lthink I shall always remember New Year’s Day, 1881, so great did the change lappear to us from the weeping sky of the jlaud we had teft, to the gay and smiling lone which broke npon our charmed vision, on the morning of our first day in Paris. When we had taken our first walk abou

‘the beautiful city, down the Champs Ely-

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| Palais Royal, I eame to the conclusion that i ya®,

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ceaerved her name.

The number of Americans we saw, made me think of Oliver Wendeli Holmes’ famous sarcasm, that ‘* Good Americans, when they die go to Paris.” Surely their discern- ment has not been in fault, in finding an earthly paradise.

This is Paris at first sight. When one be will remember that this same beautifal city can furnish some shocking memories. Some one has

‘said ef the magnificent Place de la Con-

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i stood | fe: arful deaths Lonis XVI. and his beautiful

cord, that ‘if all the waters of the Scine were emptied they could not wash out from it the stain of blood.” On the spot where the Lexoer Obelisk now stands, once the Guillotine Here went to their

Antomette, the Princess; Duke of Orleans, with In this square a des. | + patie cot flict took place between the Communists of 1871 and the Versailles ‘troops. From the warden of the Tuilleries,

Queen Marie Elizabeth and the hundreds of others

‘one can look at the gaping windows and | ‘doors of part of the Palace of the Tuillertes, |

and

destroyed by the Commune in 1871, still stands a monument to their

there 1 fiendish rage and mad folly. This Palace was begun by Catherine de Medicis in

(1564, and centinued to be an imperial and official residence until the Revolution of (1871. ‘* Daring the present century Napo ‘leon L, Loms XVIIL, Charles X., Lunis Phil ppe, aud

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As we sauntcred down the Champs Elysees’ noting the gay crowds waik- ling, driving, langhing, chatting, al | seemingly upon pleasure intent, 1 couid

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ander weeting Porns.” In the Rub en's Aileyorical pictures of Meg@icis, of which there are about of immense size, interested me

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and ‘* Alex Fiemish, Marie de iwenty, greatly.

In one of the rooms opening out of the Lovg Gallery, hangs Murillo’ ‘“Concep- the most beautiful pain ting we saw on that subject whilst abroad. It is con- a gem even by convoisseurs, and was bought for the Louvre for 600,000 franes.

A picture of Marie Antoniette, on her way to the guillotine, 1 think I shall never forget. In iocking at it, one fancies that he can almost hear the yells of demonaical rage which burst from the firrce throats of the malic and fenale fiends around her, who thrust their horrible bludgeons and their grimy fists into her face. She, moved on vnappalled, with stately head uplifted, with features unmovable, wih ears which hear not, eyes which see not, but geze straight ahead, above and beyond the ernel mob on every side of her— serene, wajes- tic. brave—as befitting the daughter of kings aud the heroic muther who bore her.

It was through the Long Gallery, accom- panied by two of her maids of honor, and with the aid of M. de Lessey that the Empress Eugenie made her, escepe from the Tiolleries.

Am-ng the ancient statuary at the Louvre, it will never do te pass ty unmen- tioned the famous Venus Victrix of Milo, of «hien the French are so proud.

Poor Venus has Jost both arms, but is considered to be the finest representation of the female form in Grecian Seutpture, At the tin.e of the Commune the lovers of art buried the Venus for safe keeping, In the spl ndid Apollo Gallery we saw speci- {mens of the enamel work of Bernard de Paliesy.

Of the antiquities different Museums, Egyptian, Assyrian, Etruscan, and Roman, it would be im- possible to speak. So numerous are the rooms, halls and galleries of the Louvre, that I felt, though we paid several visite te them, that we had only had a glance at them all.

One day we made an excursion on the top an omnibus to the cemetery of Pire La This is a very customary way of riding in Paris, and althongh to us a novel, it proved a most enjoyable one. Such a view of the Boulevards, one gets in scareely any other manner. On our route we passed many historical spots. Pire La Chaise takes its name from the confessor of Lovis XiV. I could hardly realize that it was a resting-plxce for the dead. Near the entrance, and along the main avenue and principal walks the tombs were very much crowded. On the paved sidewalks sat or stood many wonen and children, the

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of

i'woemen plying their knitting knerdles in- pying :

dustrious!y. It seemed to be a thorongh- fare for vehicles, and there was none of the sclemnity which one usually sees in a place of this kind. We directed our steps first to the tombs of Abelard and Helvi-e. only been dead about seven hundred years, some eym- pathetic person had-placed fresh wreaths on” the railing guarding the enclosure. Mary noted persens are interred in Peri Li Chaise. Among the finer monuments, on the heights of the Cenretery were those of the Thiers family, Rossini, Alfred de Mussit, and Mile. Rachael, the actress, Later in the year, we spent many delight-

ful days in and about Paris,

in a cirenlar to his Party ;laif.rm. One ‘no increase of iow consistent ! Mr. Charlton the Commens from 73 to

78, a period during which the debt was increased rate of $11,000 G00 per annum, while on account of the hard ‘imes, intensified by misgovernment, the people were getting less able to stand taxation. Mr. Chariton opposes the present vernmeni for adopting a fiscal policy that es industry, extends commerce, the same time gives sufficient not only for all ordinary expendi- for capital expenditures as well, rton pays a gocre anpliment tothe

Mr Chariton, Grit, electors lays down the of the principal plarks 1s the debt.’

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intelligence «f his constituency when he jassumes they are so foclish as to swallow | his MaLilestyu, — Missi 0 z mes.

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net help marvelling at faculty which the i rene sh possess of re ia Governor + onl y: of Georgia, vho d ed, £0 i ' cove ring theiuselves 8, if I may use the ex | i he rr istives fay. ofa broken heart, caused by pression. No matter how sad to-day, they |* the cruel absorption of ber fr — by the . , 2 t - > . As } can smile and be glad to morrow. Mecha ics’ Bank under O ae Pind yeh . - Lshameles smahagement d e uc

| fhe Champs E.ysees’ were begun by Marie snare S Diswanageme : oe pe } ai oe. 8 42 ° } were invested in the stock of th hawk. ds Medicis in 1616, who caused three alleys :

, if , if ; hi | Losiny ti.at and b ing peremptori y ordered by orf trees to eo pianter or herseil ana on tlie t-overnment to pay as m more as she court, Ext nsiv¢ grounds, hew promei aces jost was more than the poor cr atere was able and drives were afterwards added to these,}¢,, bear. Unable to sie p fr brooding over which now form the favorite out-door resort’ her loves, her health gradu lly gave away, of the Parisians. Among the trees on‘each{ with the result etated fx Goverpor Conley

‘side of the grand avenue, which is a nile

‘and a am arter long, are numberless stalls ‘and cafe In one of the groves is the Cirque, Sita to feats of horsemanship

Ou tine days numerous parties of all classes lace to be seen here, and elegant carriages roll in procession aleng the avenue. Daur- jing the of 1870 the Champs Elysees’ 'were converted into a camp. The Eng ish | encamped here 1815, and the Prussians in

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|1871, on their entrance into Paris The great showroom of Paris is the ‘Louvre. Thi- palace including t' e Ta ler-

ies with whics it is connected, covers a ‘space of nearly sixty English acres. Fer- merly many of the Sovereigns of France resides in part of it, but since the time of ‘Louis XV. it has been principally used as a museum of the fine arts. What did we see there? What did we not see there! Its most famous gallery of paintings, and one of the finest in the world, is called the Lory Gall vi I 322 fret in length, and 42 in biadth. Napoleon I, brought many of the mast:rpieces of other European gal- \lesies here, but in 1815 the greater part of the: e were returned, Inthe French com- partment, I remember particularly four pic-

es du the life of Alexander bv Le Brun. a wre: ** Crossing the Granicus,”

“+ Buttle of Arbela,” * Batering Babylon,”

will be in attendance at the funeral. WDeceas- ed was a devout member of the Presb, terian charch,

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Mark’s Macyeric Mepretx® is an unfailing ford for the Brain and Nerves, awd by its rejunevating efiect on these organs ever fails to cure nervous exhaustion and all weakness of the generative organs ‘Sold in Charlotte- town by Apothecares Hall Co. Mee advertise- ment in another column, ja 27 2 wks

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Rouzard, Christine Nilsson’s hushand, has gove crazy over financial losses on the Paris Bourse.

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The British Colombia Legislature will meet on February 23.

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