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The Emperor Frederick's illne
Ferdinand Still Ho1dMg On. ,
loottemer, March 22ad.--A private letter
' from Berlin gives aasolutely eeliable infer-
matiom aet to the condition Of Emperor Fred-
erielti concerning which hrit &tete:walleye
been etrictly forbidden to .aan anYething'
The Emperor looks well, and those who
have seen him have been surprieel at the
, - very,elight ,alteration in his appearanceebnt
hi; cannot leak atalleawhich ie the eerieus
, thing, aod there seenes to be no ` further
doubt that he has cancer. D. Waldeyer,
veho, i 'the absence of Dr. Virchow in
tion, deel res that the' Emperor has cancan
ii
the
as made a, 'inicrosoopie examine -
of tb,e throat, and Dr. Mackenzie is report-
ed to'have admitted that it was so. A ori-
els which is alwaye to be feared may carry
the Emperor off at any time, Otherwise
he will live until August, It is rot hoped
thatahe will witheitand the progrees of the
'disease after that lime. . Dr: Bergmann,
who foretold long in advance the crisis in
the malady, . which occurred in February,
has preakited a eecond and almost inevit-
ably fthal' one. for April. There is, there-
,. tore, little hope that the new Emperor will
live long enough to carry out the wise prin.
ciples that were laid &Overt in his proclama-
tion to the German' people. ' '''' •
The great events of Berlin have put little
Prince Ferdinand, still of Bulgaria, so far
into the backgrcund that it has almost re.
quired a long-range s telescope to find him,
but he remitins at Sofia despite the polite
hint a of the Sultan that heas .an interloper,
and desnite the growing prooftv'ethat Russia
is preparing a nice little insurrection- in his
kingdom, which ,competent observers be-
lieve will not be so .futile as the ,, previous
attempt 'to hasten his departure. His un -
4 Great Smeltine• WQIII04 A Tremendons Sensation.
' One of the meet etriking artioles Prominent eapiteliste of St Penl, New Wound have beet) created one hundred years
that bave been published in Nate slime 1870 York city and Helena recently foamed a ago by the sight of one of (our modern ex.
Theneo appeared'in thelaat number.) of the ineevae company,' for, the piirprige of Orectipg the p.reas trains Whaezling along at the rate of
4 " de4f)euve Mon.under the taloa "I rkoace OlOOP Ontensive renuolieg Worka tile sixty miles an hour. Jtiat think h
linaislae and Europe," Contrary to the cos.
tom of this periodical, the article ie unsign-
ed, but every page bean witness to the
authorn ripe experience and remarkable
eagacity. As regards home polities, the
writer iet eyadently an Orleanist, but his
viewe of the foreign relations and interests
of larance'ought to imprese all lotenehmen
whatever form of government they may
happen to prentr. 18 t11080 VieW8, at once
criginal and weighty, to which we Would
direct attention.
„Event e have so Weaned themseive,s since
1870 that for the Moment the only possible
ally' of Freinne ButFaance might
pay too large prig° or that alliance, al-
tholiga hatred of Clerniany no* renders her
indifferent to prudential coasiderations, The
acquisition of Constantinople by the zer
would behighly detrithentel to Freiich inter
eats in Syria. on& throughout western Ardin
where Eranee has beam for centuries the
patron of Latin Ohriations. Her political
influence in the Levant, which has carried
with it great commercial advantages, could,
not survive the establislunent of Russian oaf
cendancy in the Aagean and in Anatolia,
France, tlaereform, aceorcling to the Revue;
cannot afford to hill) lauseia take; C onstan-
tiOople, and if the 'two countries are to be
compensation should be looked for in
another quarter.
, But if the Czar must not plant himself on
the Bosphorus, neither mnst the Hapaburg
Heiser.' France is as deeply interested as is
Russia in averting the, traosfer of the petit -
cal centre of gravity of Auetro-flungary to
the Balkan peninsula. Rushians see that the
Holmberg Government, once in poesession
of Salonioa, would absorb the southern Slays
and tend to become a semiSlavie power.
Frenchmen see that under such circum-
stances the German and semi -German pro-
vinces of Austria would become detached
and gravitate to the `Gerinan empire. The
writer in the ReOue is'a patriot, but he does
not hesititteto say that flermeny, augment-
ed by most of eis•Leithan Austria, would be
made so mighty that France, by compari-
sonowould cease to pane as a great power.
ly alienated the,orthodex prieets who had
wise coquetting with the Pope has apparent -
thepart ot 'Germany would be dargerous,
To Russia, also, such naorease of strength on
previously been fairly loyal to him ee mace the Baltic provinces of Courland Li-
vonia, and lesthonia would certainly be claim-
ed in the name of the Teutonic knights who
conquered -and colonized the coast from the
mouth of the Vistula to the Gulf of Finland.
the real object of the Revue article is to
convince Rani& and 'Austria that, instead
of playing Bismarck's game by fighting One
another, they should both combine with
least not openly hostile, and they have com-
menced denouncing him from the altars with
the tacit approval of the people.' Simui-`
taneously Major POpOff, the hero of Shy.
nitza and other pi:medal. and influentiaLoffi-
*ere, 'have been arrestedifor- alleged inalvera
sa ion o un s.
Interestin the German Emperorn death
and the accession of the new ruler is en- 1 ranee against the common enemy of all
tirely eclipsed in France by the latest Bou. three : Gerniany. All three powers would
langer incident. Peris ie in a etate of great have much to hope for from a succesful co.
excitement. The mob is howling for Bon edition against the Hohenzollerns. Bis-
Mneen, Indiscreet patriots of from 15 to 20 maroll'e emPiro might be broken up, or
Years; of age are being leaked ' up by the rather out down to the proportions of the
dozennand even cabin citizens ' are uning North German Confederation. In such a
serioualy what the result will be of the Gov- I case, the South German States would fall to
I
4' t• • d ' ' th
°rumen, mac ion In ePrinnon e Popular , Austria, which, it . will be remembered)
General of his command. I would, but for France; have anneocea Bava,-
_ nria in the la.st century. B,ussia might, for
I her sharemf the epoill take notion together
The Late Emperor's Marriage, with those provinces o'f Eiat arel4est Prue-
sia whichformerly held a relation of vas -
en a little rnore than- ao years of age
a William fell in loan with one of the tillage to,Poland. France On her part would
lattices of the Russian court --Princess Eliza,- recover Alsace and Lorraine, and perhame
be permitted to annex Belgium.
beflaaRadziwell. As she was not of royal birth
a maritalunion with her was impossible, Par- I .The Revue manifestly thinks that only by
such a coalition can the perils of a German
imilarly as the Prince was the heir-presump.
hegemony be averted and the balance of
tine to the throne. The lovers took a seiasible power asured for many years to corns. In
view of the matter and parted with the
warmest protestations of lasting love -she its judgment theteEastern question should
be settled, first, by making Russia a great
going to re nunnery and he marrying the
``,. haughty daughter of the Grond Duke of 'sees, autit secondly, by welding all the Bai-
n -with -no power on the Beide andeNorth
Saxe -Weimar. ,For the Empress who now kan principalities into a strong south Slavic
survives hirn William never felt genuine af-
State. Obviously, what the writer of the
fection. There was never any pretende of
love between the royal pair, but by de- 1 arbiele proposes is a partition of Prussia
!between its three neighbors. But, as he
gimes came toleration, and with later years pertinently asks, what right have the
the regard of 'constant companionship.
There was little in common between the Hohenzollerns to object to spoliation -they
dead monarch and his wife. princess who robbed Austria of Silesia, Poland of
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• Great PAIS ;hi ra lie oming to,Wn 'the
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It is estimated that folly two-third,s of
the whole amount of public money held by
the London banks does not bear interest.
,"Give Him $2, and Let Him Guess,"
We once heard A man colliplain of feeling
pnetioo of the Manitoba and Montana badly, and wondered. , what ailed him. A
CeOtral railroads on Ole Upper Missouri. enniorow, friend said, "Give a do itor $2,
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ed durineathe ern/ling year. A branch rail-
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!nines', and all -the amelting will be done boewls and stomacth are inactive and when
there. Great Falls items, to be one of the .0er bead eche, every day, and you are
natural trading oadtroe of Northern Mon- languid and easily fatigued. You are bili -
tan, and its marvellous growth, duaing the ou8, and 'Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Purgative
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the next few yeare.' The.Maiiitoba railroad
is doing all in its power10 beild up the
town, both by Ite oven, operatiens and in
the way of inducing other capitalists to in-
vest their money there. With such backing
the town evidently has a future before M-
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Ifolapok, dear inquirer, is the language in
which the train men call out the stations.
ItlishaoduBldeelialayWorried
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proof-reader observed that it amounted to
• There are 2,177 newspapers published in about the same thing, and so did not draw
the United kingdom, 454 of which are in •
London.
Ocean Steaaiship Passengers
is lee pencil through the error. Unfor-
tunately there was considerable truth in bis
oloservation. Thousands of husbands are
constantly worried almost to despair by the
Via New York should take the Erie railway, ill health that afflicts their wives, and often.
as it is not only the shortest and best lino, robs life of comtort and happiness. There
but lands people elope to the piers of the is but one rule end sure way to change all
leading steamship companies. In buying this foil the better. The ladies should use
tickets, ask for the Erie. ,
A great man's faults am allua looked at
wid magnifyin' glasses.
Curomasse HAIR Iterthwea reetoree grey and faded
hair teeth natural color and prevents falling out.
It is a folly to squander on the dead what
s needed by the living.
Whenever your Stomach or Bowele get out of or
der, cawing Biliousness. Dyepepeire or Indigestion
and their attendant evils, take at onoe a dose of Dr.
Carson's Sternal:ill Bitters. Beet family, medioine.
An Drug/ewe, 50 centa.
- Five words to the witty : Never joke with
stupid people.
Watson's cough drops are the best in -the C 010 ftists Trains.
• 9
Coff No More.
world for the throat and cheen.for the voice _
r. Pierce's Favorite Prescription.
Mary -George, if I die, promise me one
thing. George -What is it, Mary? Mary -
That yon will marry Emma Wilkins. George
-Why, I thought you hated her. Mery-
1 do, George. I want to get even with her.
People who are eubject to bad bteath, foul mate
tongue, or any disorder of the Stomach, can at ono
be relieved by using Dr. Carson's Stomach Bittiere
the old and tried remedy. Aak Your Druggist.
A course dinner in a first-cla.ss hotel ought
to be a fine affair, of course,
as.
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"Tho books that helped me most 1" is a
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interviewed on lately, and none have had
the justice to give the pocketbook aonngle
weaci of acknowledgement, '
•
HUB 1 Cioneu CURB oUres'in one Minute,
An engineer says :-"When you • get a .
cinder in aneye don'tirub it, bat rub the
other eye as hard as you choose. It- will ,MANITOI1A
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' THE NORTH-WEST,
The opium habit, depsoniania,the mcirphine habit British Columbia and the Pacific Coast,
nervone prostration caused by the use of tobaceo,
wakefulness, mental depression softening of the Leaving Toronto, N. & N, .W. Station, Brccle* Street
at 9 pen.,
ram, etc., premature old age, loss of vitality caused
by over exertion Of the brain, and loth of natural
etrength, from any cainie whatever.... Men -young,
old or middle aged -who are broken down from any
of the above melees, or any cause notmentioned above
send your address and 10 cents in stamps for Lubon's
Treatise, in book form, of Diseases of Man, Books
sent sealed and secure from obeervation. Addrese M.
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The postmen in England are beginning to
coMplain of Sunday deliveries.
A. P. a90.
Baltic coast region. Eat. therefore, or be
two households, [that of the Empress with Church Street, Toronto. Is the only Pelfeot Emory Knife sharpsner. A blots -
paid. Valuable outfit and par culars
ordinery czen. His bedroom and statesmen of Vienna and Se Petersburgh.
TUESDAY, FEB'! 2STII,
and every Tueeday thereat ter during /larch and .
A colonist sleeper will be attached to these trains
Make early application ti agent for w hat cars and
berths you will require. 13 feet cars supplied for
colonists' mevables. bTo Customs delay or expense.
No quarantine. No transfers. For further informa.
tion see agent, or write
COLONIZATION AGENT,
110 Ring St. West, Toronto.'
fpARVER'S 3PRIEND
free. P.0.1/1CRERY, Augusta, Maine.
the two adjoining rooms forming his 1 What is here mooted is nothing else than ,
ER
TUMORS, ULCERS,
suite were furnisbed with the skins a revival of the triple alliance formed during CANCantiED, without the knife. No
of various animals killed in the chase the Seven Years' War by France, Austria, I cure, no pay Send stamp for
and Russia against Frederiek the Great. pamphlet. W. L SMITH, M.D., 124 Queen E.,Torontn.
and with a plain, single bedstead, a I
There is nothing incredible about such a
desk or tw4 and a few ordinary chairs. I
MONEY
transformation. It would be tar easier for RedLe!alay.N on Farms. Lowest Rates.
Only since- his 85th birthday did the Correepondence solicited.
Austria to aunder her present connection
hardy old man permit an arm chair to be 1 with Germany ,,
brought in the vicinity of his writing desk, and essay, in combination
with France and Russia, to avenge Sadowa
but he seldom used it, except in the last few
months of his life. His meals were always than it was for France to give up a policy last a life -time, and costa only:5as. Sold
The Patent "Dandy" Thighoider will
pursued for centuries and support the Haps- ea... by agents. Some territory etill open Sun -
simple. Sausage, ham, sauercrounretaliteit
burgs against the upstart power of Brenden-
bread and wine peculiar to Germany we i plo (free by express) on receipt Of price. Ad -
burg. But one thing the author of the dreee el. W. ALLEN & CO., 67 Yore.° St , Teronto.
that he demanded, and at state banquets -
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MERCHANTS
. le W. H. BUTLER, Financial Agee
note/dished 1860. 72 King-st, E., Toronto.
when the resources of the Empress' French
Qooks were called into request, he frequently
dined only on bread, soup and fruit. In de-
scribing his life in 1884, a correspondent at
Berlin wrote :-" The Emperor and Empress
dine early, and every day, just before 4
o'clock, when the soup for their table is
ready, a certain number of poor women are
allowed to enter the kitchen with basins ,and
to each of them is given about half a gallon
out of the very Mune soup boiler from which
their ieoperial majesties will soon be served,
Boiled meats and potatoes are added to this
soup by a second cook, and in this way six
poor families are made happy. The Emperor
and Empress havedined together only during
the past five or six years. The dinner is laid
in a room next to that of the Empress' priv-
ate boudoir, and is served on a small oval
table. Her Majesty sits in a red velvet
.ohair -with a red silk cuehion at her back;
on the Emperor's chair is a red leather cush.
ion. The venerable couple used, when they
dined Damn, each to have his and her 0 RE
cook.
A Mortifying Oircumstanoe.
Fir Ethel -I was so sorry to hear of
your papa's failure, Clara. .And is it math,
Intel
Miss Clara, -Yea, and for only sixty thou-
eand dollars. Mamma and I feel too morti-
fied for anything
The Learned Societies
Through their membem have testified to the
great effleitoy of Putnam's Painless Corn Ex-
tractor. It provokes no line of aeinareation, Mrs, Greenapple was exhibiting her
. . , .
securing alike the good will of the highest daughter's collection of curios, and was 0111N1QUY'S FIFTY YEARS lor durability, et* and convenience. Tie leading
liave all thet latest improvements, and ;we unequelled
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partiality, removing with equal celerity the 1 "They are certainly very interesting, ob- in the churchof Rome, 10th edition, oheaper in price, 1111.1Y NO °Tim
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r . . atarrli
A. G. WATSON, Tortonan, Wareten Teem
"1 shotilrl think eo," arnirked the old DEPOSITORY, Tinware.
evue article seems to forget, and this le
that the little Prussia of Frederick the
Great held its own against the three great
monarchies, and that sinoe then the Ha-
henzollerna have relatively gained more
strength than any of their enemies or rivals.
Getting Eight Up
BY. A MEEK. WOMA
"Now, wake me up at six o'clock."
He said on going to bed;
"To -morrow is my busy day,
111 get right up," he said.
His patient wife, who previously
Experiments had tried,
Said nothing --only looked at him,
And sadly, softly sighed.
The night paseed on: the morning came.
At six she said " My own
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At seven she gently tried agair, el OLD, MEDAL NURSERY STOCK -PLANT -
But once again without myr INC SOLING, 1888 -The proprietore of the
, Toronto Nurseriee-estabeelad 1817 -will have for
The slightest semblance of suooess-, owl/1g planting, a large stock of Fruit and On:urncn- 41,n.
He only snapped " Get out 11' tul Trees, Evergreens, Shrubs, ole., of all kinds and "'""
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Otte thought he swore at e ight o'clock, dre:curiptive catelogue GEO. LESLIE & SON, 1164
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And he whoee busy day it was
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That overflowed her cap ; Canada," ciough'e "Planform Echoes," Dorchester's
"Liquor Problem," Sam P. Jona? "Living Words,"
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Why didn't you wake me up? ' tioughli 'Sunlight and
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She Delights in Iniquities.
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Capital and Funds now over 83,0101,000.'
HEAD OFFICE. - 15 TORON`To. -ST., TORONTO,
A. Moine Company, Established October 1871.
To this Date, October 81, 1887, there has been returned:
To the helm of Policy holders (cleath-claline)..... .. , ...... ...... .. . ..... . $649,240 043
To the holders of matured EndowmentPolioles .. 26,492 ES
To Policy -holders on surrender of . .. • . . ... .. . . . ...... 98,656 00
To Policy-holdefe for Cash profits (including these allocated and being pafore,..;,. .. . 412,544 02
To holders Or Annuity Bonds- - „ _ ...... . ... . 10 eat 84
Loaned to Foliennoldere oh the Seeurii'y of their Politice ... .. . ..........,82,264 98
91,806,174 4tr
Policies in Force over 10,0410. Amount ever $15,1 410
4t 1)0
PRESIDENT- B W. rtoWLAND,
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J. k. MACE001tAITO, Managing DireCtOre
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