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MO'ACO'S FUTURE RULER.
Frlnco Albert Una Nu I.ovo fur the 3am.
blur of .Mouto Curio.
Princo Albert of Monaco inherits
liis good qualities nnd tnlonts from his
father, Charles III., roipning Prince of
Monaco. Charles III. is now totally
blind. How snd it is that this Prince,
whoso cnstlo is situated in the most
picturesque spot on the face of tho
globe, poised lileo nn eagle's nest on
tho summit of a steep rock washed by
tho Mediterranean, can not enjoy all
these beauties. I nsked Princo Albert
why this little territory called Monaco
had escaped annexation to some pow
erful neighbor, why during centuries
it has preserved a special character.
"Of courso, tho situation is excep
tional," answered tho Prince, "but tho
cause of Monaco's prosperity is not its
geographical situation; seek for it
rather in tho hereditary diplomatic
skill of its rulers. Since DCS tho houso
of Grimaldi has reigned over this
country, and from the fifteenth cent
ury, at least, all tho Princes of Mona
co havo aimed at consolidation. In
tho sixteenth century Charles V. took
tho sovereignty of tho Grimaldis under
his protection, nnd in tho following
century an allinnco with Franco ac
centuated tho indopondenco of Monaco,
nn independence that came distinct
after 1815. In 1859, however, there
was danger for tho principality, and
then appeared my father, Princo
Charles. Thon ho was forty years old,
had received his education in Paris,
and had already given proofs of groat
intelligence. With great zeal ho
caused every ovont to turn in favor of
Monaco.
"To-day Monaco needs aid from no
country, its diplomatic corps is known
to tho entiro world, its commercial re
lations with foreign countries nro well
regulated, its monoy, struck with tho
head of tho Prince, is current every
where, and an order of chivalry has
been created perhaps one that has
the greatest valuo becauso of tho diili
culty with which tho decorations aro
bestowed. Although blind, tho Princo
of Monaco managea tho affairs of his
government with perhaps moro skill
than any other chief of state."
When I asked Princo Albert if ho
had over received tho decoration of
tho Legion of Honor, he replied:
"Yes, I was made commander Inst
year because of my zoological re
searches, and I assuro you that tiny
red ribbon is to mo a prouder badgo
than all tho high decorations I havo
received. Franco is my favorite coun
try, for in my veins thero is French
blood. I am a great-grandnophow of
Duguesclin and Dunois, horoes under
Charles VII., and during tho Franco
Prussian war I fought for Franco."
Leo XIII. said of Princo Albert:
"Ho is a truly wise Princo," and this
is not faint praise, coming from tho
Holy Father. Albert is really a sage
of olden times, a philosopher, a man
who seoks enjoyment only in science.
Six months of tho year, Princo
Charles lives at his castlo at Mnrchais,
department of tho Aisne, France.
There ho is tho Providence of tho
country, and recoives tho greatest ro
spect from tho inhabitants. Princo
Albort regrets that the treaty with
reference to tho Monto Carlo gambling-house
is not voidable for many
years, but he agrees with his father
that tho lilancs havo mado tho fortuno
of tho principality of threo thousand
natives.
I havo in a previous letter spoken of
Princo Albert's matrimonial difficul
ties. When only twonty-ono ho mar
ried tho daughter of tho Duke of Ham
ilton, bat eight or nino years later
their marriago was dissolved by tho
Vatican. Six months later tho Prin
cess married a Hungarian. Count Tns
silo de Festetics. Since that time she
has never seen Albert of Monaco, and
although ho has not explained tho
causes of their trouble, ovon to his in
timato friends, tho world in general
blames tho Princess. Tho Hon Louis,
now nineteen years old, will soon
grnduato from tho Sarbonne. Ho ro
mnins with his father, and, I believe,
sinco tho separation ho has not seen
his mothor.
No sovereign hns so many titles as
Charles III.. Honoro Grimaldi, Princo
of Monaco, Duko do Valontinois, Mar
quis do Httux. Count of Carladoz, Baron
of liuiz, Seigneur of Saint-Heny, Sire
of Matignon, Count of Thorigny, Baron
of Saint-Leo, Baron of Luthumiere,
Duke d'Kstoutcville. Duko of Mazarin,
Duke of Meillerago, Duko of Mnyenno,
Princo of Chateau-Porcieu, Count of
Ferrotto. of Bolfort, of Thann, of Kose
mont, Bnron of Altkirch, Seigneur of
Isonheim, Marquis of Chilly. Count of
Longjumeau, Baron of Massy, Marquis
of Gulscnrd, etc., etc. Ho is also a
Spanish grandee, is of tho Grand Cross
of tho Order of Malta and of nil tho
principal chivalrous ordors in tho
world. Baroness Althea Salvador, in
N. Y. World.
Stago murders with guns and
pistols aro of ton ridiculous farces. The
black-hearted villain fires at tho flies
and tho persecuted hero facing him
drops "dead." To cscapo tho ridicu
lous in this lino of stage effort a new
weapon has been invented by M.
Phlllippo. secretary of tho Bouffes
Parlslonncs. Paris. It contains ft long
bplral spring, which carries a needle
at tho end. Tho piece is loaded by
compressing tho spring, which is re
tained by a simplo mechanism, and in
serting in tho muzzle a cork, which
contains a charge of fulmlnutlng mer
cury. On pulling tho trigger tho spring
is released and tho needle strikes tho
fulminate, which explodos. blowing the
cork into dubU It is said theso guns
can bo leveled directly at any person
and discharged without risk.
ROYAL HOUSEKEEPING.
When It Wi Comlurtrtt AV.thmit Any
Sort ol jstcm.
Bnron Stockmar relates that tho pal
ace was in thochargoof threo separata
ocpartments, each of which movod
along Its own predestined track with
out any sort of unity or prcarrange
mont. It was not decided which
parts of tho palaco bolongud respect
ively to thoir control. In tho timo ol
Gcorgo III. tho Lord Steward had the
custody of tho wholo palaco excepting
tho royal apartments, drawing-room?,
etc In tho next two reigns it was
iieid that tho wholo of tho ground
floor, including halls and dining
rooms, was in his charge. At tho be
ginning of tho present reign tho Lord
Stoward surrendered to tho Lord
Chamberlain the grand hall and othor
rooms on tho ground floor, but it win
a question quito in tho clouds to whom
tho jurisdiction of tho kitchens, soul
lerlos and pantries belonged. The
outsido of tho palaco pertained to the
Department of tho Woods nnd Forests.
Ono result of this arrangement wna
that, whilo tho Lord Chamberlaii'
could clean tho insido of tho windows
ho could not clean tho outside, and
negotiations had to bo carried on to
secure that tho operations within nnd
without should bo conducted at the
samo timo. Tho housokeepors, pages
and housemaids wero under authoritj
of tho Lo d Chamberlain; tho foot
men, livery porters and undorbut'.eri
under that of tho Master of tho Horse,
whilo tho clerk of tho kitchen, th
cooks and porters woro under tho
jurisdiction of the Lord Steward. It
was tho duty of tho Lord Stoward to lay
the fires and of tho Lord Chamberlain
to light thoin. Tho Lord Chamber
lain had to provido tho lamps and tho
Lord Stoward to koop them in order.
If a puno of glass in tho scullery
wanted mending a requisition had to
bo prepared and signed by tho chief
cook; it was then countorsigned by
the clerk of tho kitchon, thon taken to
bo signed by the master of tho house
hold, thence takon to tho Lord Cham
berlain, by whom it was authorized,
and finally laid before tho Clock ot tho
Works in tho Dopartment of tho
Woods and Forests. Tho authority of
tho master of tho household was en
tirely unrecognized. Tho servants
went, off duty whonovor they liked,
whilo the dormitories, whoro ton or a
dozen footmen slopt in the same room,
woro tho scouo of smoking, drinking
and other irregularities. Contom-
FOREIGN GOSSIP.
Tho tennis ball now bounds in
China, though dirt courts aro moro
frequent than grass.
Tho Emperor of Japan has just
taken possession of a now palaco, fur
nished in European stylo. It cost him
$4,000,000.
An officer In tho Russian army has
been cashiered for saving tho life of a
peasant woman "and thereby lowering
his standard as a gontlomnn."
TheGormnn musoum in Nurnborg
has bought Princo Sulkowski's famous
collection of armor and wenpons for
$51,000. Specialists estimate tho valuo
of tho collection nt $300,000.
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ma, CoiiBiunptloti. A I'oorlossltomody.
Wo. 0 Bboumatlsm, Gout. .
Mo. 4 ttvor &iadney,UyBpopBla,In.
digoaUon, Constipation, lirlgtitsDisoaBO.
wo. o revcr ana ibtio.ajuuiu uao,
Malaria,, Nouralgla.
Mo. 6 Feraalo Waknea, Irrcgularl
tloc, Whltoa. AGoliionKeuiecly.
Mo. 7 A Torfect Tonic, which glvoo
itcaltl', Form anil l'ulltioBS. Clear Couj
plexlon, Good lilood anil lota of It.
Mo. O MorvouBSoblUty.IiOsaof rowor
Iuipotonco.au iiicomparauloromody.
m Ktcry bolllo Kuarantcett to euro
RELIABLE I"" ipocfal diicar.allCUIUIlI.l-: and
anrliVo I 'o rIo permanent rclicr ALWAYS.
fUjENIO I llrcrlptl?0 Clreulara lent free on
WAMTrrt I applleatlon. HOSPITAL IIKUBUX
. COMI AN s, Toronto, Canada.
QIPIMUAY H.KAMUH, I'KAHKfl
O I ClllWA I HAOIl, Qitbler. I'jwhlut
Planet; ltuntett Otsani, band Inrtimfox.iU. Litrtcri
loci ol Hhoel Mub and BooVt. rand l tupnlkid a
K altera I'rlat. MATTHIAM OltAV iC , )M Vot
Hrf, Rn Frndai
f tit N ti tiny, bamples worth wi.lll
kSlKKKK. Liiif-snot under horses' lixt.
SvWrito KrMnter NniVty HIji
Iloiitnr !o llnllv. f irli.
) SEATTLE
IfiiHtoii It lock. Ncnttlr. 1t'iHhliititi.
Actual Haziness, Bhortliand, tilaln nnd Uriut
mcntiil rciiuiiiiiHhlp and I'licili'iil EnnlUh do
piirtnniuts. Jr-Mpeclincut nf peninnniihlp and IIIuh
trutvd rntitloKiii! wnt free.
Student Admitted n,t nnyTlmo.
1 nresrrlhA and fnllv i.
dorbH Illit ; us IIib onl)
npcclllu (Ortbeecrtulneuru
of this rilsriuip.
O.H.INIlUAirAM.M. I).,
AtuaterilHin, N. Y.
We have. old Itlg O lor
many yearn, and .t Ini
rl TO & DATS.
Oortil
FOaaraotMd doi ul
aaoM nuietara.
lirdonlttU
tnu ChlslMl 00.
Cincinnati,!
.Kivon mo uest of iatl
Ifoctlon.
D, II, IJYCttK & CO.,
Chlcuvo. Ill
Ohio.
Tr4.BiaHall 81.00. Sold by Jjruircl.ta.
CURES WHERE AIL ELSE FAILS.
Host Cough tiyrup. 'J'antos roo1. Ueo
u. noin ny i
SPECIAL TO LADIES.
Freo I Dfitcrlptlim of fiurnler'n now Tailor
HyMcm nf Dress Ciittlin;. HelMlttlin;. Hulf tuuitlit
( mh bo learned lit home. Address, M. .M. I'iikk
torr, t3 Ith A vu rlttslmrtf, l'a. 1', O. Ilox D07,
0?PKICES
I Vvn I ngBKjgJ
ha -1 L
fu
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0EIVGM1VESS V.IVr BOILEKS
JUST RECEIVED.
"Excelsior" Engines and Steel Boilers
Comploto with all attachments ready to run.
FROM 4 TO lO HORSE POWER.
We guarxntco the "Excelsior" rig to bo tho hoBt finished, manu
factured of tho best material, and to bo tho most durablo and economi
cal rig in tho market. It only costB 10 cents per day per horeo power
to run them.
Parties needing a first-class rig at first cost, oannot do hotter than
to address us. Parties unknown to us will ploaso furnish references.
Address
PALMER Ac REY,
DEALERS IN ENGINES BOILERS ETC PORTLAND, ORECON'
TRADE
Aifl
CURES PERMANENTLY
SOLD UY
Drini!iit runt oalorH.
THE CHARLES A. V0GELER CO., Baltimore. Md.
Should Meet the Eye
of any person he would
be forcibly reminded that
the "Seal of North Caro-
ina" Plug Cut is the Best
Smoking Tobacco on
the Pacific Coast.
TAKE IT
W.PrUNlDER'S.
Oregon Blood Purifier;
gures-
KIDNEY OLIVER DISEASES. DYSPEPSIA
PIMPLlS. BLOTCHES AND SKIN DISEASES.,
HETADACHO C0SI1VENESS.
ftOLMZS
100,' Tlilnl St , Portland, Oregon.
A SCHOOL cr THOROUCH, PRACTICAL
BUSINESS TRAINING. i
nnntnfflL'DIMr. Arithmetic, lYnmanshtp, Bank
UUUMVblU UIU. , limine! ami Ugal trmt,
SlinRTHAND COrrc'immltnce, Spelling ami art
rnv nt Vlin iTlVtP the Wish ll.ttnehei. Send
Tl PL-WU T mU.Ctitaluuueand College Journal
-JL.
for bushiest pursuits nt the l'ortlntul Ilusiuess
Cullt'RC, l'ortloml, Ort'cott, ornt the Capital llus-'
Iness College. Snlcm, Oregon. Ilotli schools arc
tirderthe liMiuigcinciit ul A. 1". ArmstrotiB, have
Kline course in simucs niui same rates oi tuition.'
J2 ki s i Ei v n s, s li o i (i n n 1 ,
Typcwrltlnjf, rcnmanshlp ntid liiigllr.h Depart
incuts. Day and evening sessions, Stiulcntsnd
milted nt any time, l'or joint Catalogue, nddresa
I'ortlanil lliilin Lillrtrr, At) Capit.il I!aii:fv IVIIrcr.l
l'ortland, Orenon. UU balem, OreKOU.
$K OOTfl C'ORfl 00 JITll can rlo
i Omod I U JU.W-, wnrktriic fur in. AKfntii
prctoriCMt ivho ran furnish it li'irsn ii'i'l plvo their
(Tliolii timo to tho l usliiess. Span in- nu'iipt n.ny ha
prolltulily enipluycd nlo. A ti-v vicniiolrH In towns
mid cities J I. l JOIIXSOX A tfl ., IIKp;i Main 8U,
tOchiniiiic) V'i
AT II,- rieate state age nnd butnet experience.
' Never mind about tending iiarap for reply. B.F.
J, & Co.
SHIUafl
aaaaHvrwu.
The above Picture Jiepretentt
OAPTAIN S. GREENWOOD,
Master or ttie steamship Kanawfca.
About a yenr ngo ho observed a etraneo
rhaiiKu In his feelings. Ho felt tired In
stead of vigorous: nervous Instead of
stroiifr. Ills uptictlto beciimu poor nnd his
slcup broken, llu tried to ovcrcomo theso
feelliiKs, but they would not go. Ho then
noticed pains mid Irritation in the water
channels, and thattho llulds passed wora
often thick and with a scum on top or a
lirlek-dust rcdlmuut nt tho bottom. AU
theso wero thu sure symptomH of thut fear
ful disease, Catarrh of tho lilnddcr, whicU
hits always been considered Incurable, and
they continued until tho Captain wns la
n terrible condition. Hut ho Is tho plcturu
of health and vigor to-day, nnd he owes
It entirely to that wonderful medicino.
Hunt's ltemedy. Cant. Greenwood says:
"I nm po certain of tho great vnluo ot
Hunt's ltemedy, Hint I nlwny curry a sup
ply on shipboard for tho uses of my men.
and I prcserlbu it whenover t hoy nro 01110?.
After eurlngmons It did, nnd restoring ray
wife, (whom tho best physicians of New
York said wns dying of tumor,) to perfect
health, I swenr by It."
This Great ltemedy abioUttely cures all
Kidney, Liver and Urinary Diseases.
For Bnlo liy nil Denlors.
O. N. CItlTTKNTON', Gunornl Agent,
US Fultou St., N. Y.
JtJ fur pa mjAlti iQ I n llunt'l BtmtJf CtoM PrxfU
dttta, li. I.