Grand winter excursion to the Mediterranean, the Orient, and the Holy Land : including the Azores, Portugal, Spain, France, Italy, Sicily, Egypt, Palestine, Turkey, Greece, Malta, Tunis, and Algeria by the well-known fast twin-screw express steamship "La Touraine," 10,000 tons, 14,000 horse-power, length 540 feet, commander Santelli : sailing from New York, February 4th, 1896, and returning about April 5th, 1896, duration of round trip, two months (1895)
h which one has never been brought into contact.Here in Algiers is also the home of Fatima, most famousof Nautch dancers, for whose presence fabulous sums wereoffered in vain at the Columbian Exposition.As a health resort there are few places upon either shore ofthe Mediterranean that can compare… … TUNIS. T^HE new French port of Bizerte, upon the African coast, gives us easy access to Tunis, one of the cleanest and most fascinating cities of the southern shore.Formerly one had to drop anchor off the site of ancient Carthage and thence beconveyed to the distant town by small tugs from the…
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