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TUESDAY, December 2nd, 1879, ‘TRAINS GOING WEST.

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Srariens. | Mixed, | Mixed. Georgetown ..... Dp 8.20 a. I Cardigan.........J “846 °° | Mt Stew't June... (AT 10-10 UT |

+I Dp 10.15“ § | Royalty Jnuctien’ “11.27 “ Charl] to j}Ar 11.50 a.m. | *harlotte we. ii $.00am!Dp 3.00pm Royalty Junction; ** 3.22 “ | —— North Wiltshire..| ‘* 9.14 “* | ** 4.15 * Hunter River....; “‘ 9.30 ‘* | ** 4.30 “ Breadalbane..... } “GRE. bee County Line... .. | ae 2% ie” Kensington......| “10.55 ‘* | “* 5.55 “ Seeneneniitie Ar 11.30. m Ar 6.30 p m Ks fa \Dp 1.30 p m} Wellington.... :| ‘* 2.19 * Port Hill .......| “* 200% | Cheba. = ¢: f 417 “ | Albertoms. +. a4 8 KIT “4- Tigniah 2... 2.0 - Gee 4 TRAINS GOING EAST. Nos. 2 and 4, No. 6,

eee Mixed, Mixed. sali ind EEE ‘Dp 6.30am Alberton - 7.3 O'Leary... 2205s * i ™ I is Wellington ......| ** 10.22 “ ee ‘Ar ll.l0 am S'mm’rside...... Dp 2.30pm|Dp 7.30am Kensington...... © A a County Line.. ..| “ 343“ | “ Bae” Breedalbane..... ° Aa UA ee Hunter River....| ‘‘ 4.30 “ | “ 9.30 °° North Wiltshire..| ‘‘ 4.46 “* | ** 9.43 ° Royalty Junetion’ ** 5,37 “ re an ” Charlottetown... Dp twee Royalty Junction; ‘ 2.53 se Mi. Stw't June .. Dy. po ds Cardigan........ “ bao? @gryetown..... Ar 6.00 p m|

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Trains Going East.

Si) ATIONS, | No. 8, Mixed. Mt. Stewart Junction. Depart 4.15 p. m. RL 2.5... + “> 47° St. Peter’s........ cs ne ae NN tne * +: so aes a ..| Arrive 7.10 “ ALEX, MACNAB,

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The DAILY KXAMINER.

FEBRUARY I9, (880 Kossta is sounding Berlin and Paris firms | with a view to a heavy loan. dnsiniideti Mthabiiin Malinissie Ix view of the expected attack on the British around Cabul by the end of February, preparations are being made to enable General sright's division to moye up and reinforce General Roberts. shill iattilienig Tur “Hus.”—Private information from these who know, gives us to understand that the iron mines, at Londonderry, are now pay- ing handsomely, and that under the present mauagement everything is ‘* booming.”’-——J//.c. Herald.

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LESSEPS’ ENGINEERS have reported *‘un- animously” in favor of his canal scheme. It will cost 843,050,000 francs, and will give Americans ths privilege of subscribing half of the amount. The works will occupy eight years, Tolls will be calculated at 15 frances per ton,

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CANADIAN Minister at Lonpon, — The London Standard says :—‘‘On appointment of Sir A. T. Galt as Canadian Resident Min- ister. at London, the Canadian Government will retain Mr. Annand as Chief Emigration Agent for: the Dominion, in order to afford every facility for emigration during the pre- valence ef the agricultural depression in the United Kingdom.”

Tur Madgeburg Zeitung says it learns from Dresden that the betrothal of the Austrian Crewn Prince Rudelf and the Princess Mathilde, danghter of Prince George of Saxony, brother of the King, has been ar- ranged. I¢is to be remarked that it was be- fure conjectured that the Crown Prince’s visit to Dresden had this object im view, but po oiticial announcement of it has yet been made.

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Lonp Savispury’s health continues to be a cause of anxiety to his friends and to the Goy- ernment. It was thought a few days ago that bis Lordship was so far improving as to jus- tify the hope that he would soon be able te re- sums his place at the head of the Foreign office, but he does not gain strength as rapid- ly as was expected, and his physicians are quoted as feeling grave about his early recov- ery, with a fear of a possible fatal result.

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A Panama despatch states that a fire waa raging iu the capitol of the Republie of Sal. vador on the Ist inst. The principal Govern- ment building in the city and several other ; % 4 wed. Four thousand stands of arma, a million car- tridges, and much other property was consum- ed. No details. ‘The inhabitants of San Salvader were returning to the Capitol, the earthquake seasow appearing to be ended. It is said that volcanic action is plainly apparent in the Lake of Nopango.

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Gioop Acars.—~Hazelhurst & Co. have re- ceived a large order from the Minister of Rail- ways for iron turntables for the Pacifie Rail- way. Under the late Government these turn- tables were imported from the States, and so bold bad the Government grown in their im- portations from abredd of Railway materiai which could be manafactured in Canada, that these imported turntables were actually haul- ed through this City during the election cam- paign of °78!—St. Jokn Sun.

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Tur New York Hera/d’s Irish Relief Fund, up to Friday evening,amounted to $191,566. It has prebably reached 205,000 te $210,000, by this time. Among the dono’s on Friday was a gentleman who sent in $5,000 but wished his name not to be published. The boxes of the ‘‘ Herald’ Irish Famine Fund are now found ‘‘at most of the chief centres of travel and trafic in N. Y. city—in hotels and res taurauta, at ferrics and railroad stations—at, in fact, every point that will best suit the con venience of the public end advance the object sought to be accomplished.”’

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Tue Rev. Mr. Parry, a clergyman near Worcester, Mass., recently deceased, has left a will bequeathing to his Christian friends his unspeakable and everlasting love, to his ene- mies his forgiveness, and his beoks to a par- ishiener. His sermons, letters and manu- scripts are tobe burned unread ; his death is not to be announced in a newspaper; his corpse to he dressed in his poorest clothing and nailed up in a box of unplaned boards ; at his funeral no one is to look at his body ; there must be no flowers, no clergyman, ne | strangers, ino service except the reading of two | Psalms by ‘‘ Deacon Bowker; he is to be! taken in an express wagon toa grave in any} lot one of his parishioners will give him ; but | there must be no head-stone or any sign to} mark his place of burial, as his ‘* Lord and | God will need no reminder of the place where | his dust reposes.”

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A Good Thing.

German Syrup is the special preserip- | tion of Dr. A. Boschee, a celebrated German Physician, and is acknowledged to be one | of the most fortunate discoveries in! Medicine. It quickly cures Coughs, Colds and all lung troubles of the severest nature, removing, asit does, the canse of the. leaving the parts in @

and healthy condition. It is)

not an experimental medicine, but stood the test of years, giving

| tion may be had on application at the office of satisfaction in every case, which its rapidly

| the Kngineer-in-Chief, at Ottawa, on anc | after the 15th day of MAR ‘HH next. Yenlers will be received by the under- signec up to noon of THURSDAY, the Ist | day o! JULY next.

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increasing sale every season confirms. Two million bottles sold annually. Beware of medicines of similar names, lately intro- duced. . Boschee’s German Syrup was in- troduced in the United States in 1868, and

By Order, : : L F. BRAUN, ‘is now sold in every town and village in Secretary. the civilized world. Three doses will re-

i Derr, or Rarways & Canats, } [fe 16, 0aw lieve any ordinary congh., Price 75 cents. } till june30 Sample bottle, 10 eents.

Ottawa, 7th February, 1580.

NO. 76

The Accident to the Princess and Governor General.

(Editorial in Ottawa Citizen, telegraphed to St. John Press.)

Orrawa, Veb, 16.~ The Citizen this morning

| dent to the Princess and Marquis as follows :

The Vice-Regal sleigh, a covered one, con- taining his Excelleney, Her Royal Highness, Col. MeNeil, and Hon. Mrs, Langham, left Government House shortly before 9 o'clock on Saturday night en route for the Senate Chamber. In driving down the avenue the horses became unruly, and by the time they reached the Lodge at the main entrance they were travelling at a more rapid pace than was agreeable to the groom. An attempt was made to rein up, but without success, and in turning the corner near the late residence of Mr. T. B. Taylor, the sleigh swung round with great force, and the run- ner, coming in contact with a lump of ice, caused the capsize, and sent the groom and valet, who were on the box, flying through the air, depositing them im a snow bank. ‘The infuriated animals, now no longer under restraint, increased their pace, dragged the sleigh on its side a distance of about 400 yarda, the Vice Regal party being still inside and unable to escape. ‘They con- tinned their movement until nearing New Ed- inburgh bridge, when Hon. Mr. Bagot and groom, who with Capt. Harboard, occupied a sleigh in front, observed what they thought to bea farmer's team dashing towards them, and jumped from the sleigh to stop them. Hon Mr, Bagot was a little in advance of the groom and with great presence of mind, jump- ed for one of their heads and succeeded m catching the reins, With a sudden jerk he partially checked the team, and enabled the groom to seize the other animal. A combined effort brought them to a_ stand still. ‘he sleigh was righted at once, and the eccnpants assisted out. They were then driven to Rideau Hall, and a messenger despatched for Dr. Grant to the Senate Cham- ber. On reachfng the Hall he found that the Pruicess had received a-contusion on the right side of the head, and the lobe of the right ear wasalso cut. Mrs. Langham was much bruis- ed on the left arm, and His Excellency slightly contused op the forehead. Colonel McNeill escaped uninjured. The rescue wasa most heroic one, and Col. Bagot is the hero of the hour.

The Princess passed Sunday night favor- ably, and is tow improving.

OFFICIAL BULLETIN.

Orrawa, Feb. 16.—Menday, a. m.—Her Royal Highness passed a good night, and is progressing most favorably.

(Signed) J, A. Grant, M. BaLpine, ~~Goversarrt Houser, Feb..16, 1850,

immediately on receipt in England of news of the accident, despatches were sent in reply by She Queen, the Prince of Wales, Duke of Edinbuargh and Duke of Connaught, which

were received at Ridean Hall yesterday. Being of personal character, these messages will not be made public. .

The Socialist Propaganda.

PROPOSED KEUROPEAN CONGRESS TO CONSIDER THE QUESTION,

Rumors are in circulation at Berlin that, as a result of a correspondence which has been going en for some months past between the representaaives of the different Governments, Prince Bismarck will summon a congress of the Powers to meet at Berlin to concert meas- ures for the suppression of the Socialist, Com- munist and Nihilist propaganda, which under various guises has been giving so much trou- ble throughout Europe. This movement is said to have originated in a wish ef the Czar expressed to Prince Bismarck in a conversa- tion which took place during a visit at this capital made by the Emperor last summer. Current opinion in political and social circles here is very much divided as to the advisabi- lity of the assumption of such an attitude to- wards the propaganda as the prodosed action necessitates. It is affirmed that the repres- sive measures of last year initiated by the Chancellor, while tending to abate the demon- strations and conspicnousness of the Nocialis- tic element in Germany, did not really destroy its influence. Secret meetings of the Socialists are alleged -to have been been almost, or quite, as numereus as before, and the numbers of the disaffected persons by no means decreased. The policy of taking further steps to place the Socialists before the world in the light of martyrs, and thus arous- ing sympathy for them as people oppressed for sake of private opinion and political liberty is declared to be crude and _ ill-digested, es)ecially in the present disturbed condition of the public mind on the questiens invelved. On the other hand, several of the Socialist

leaders are understood to take the ground

that Prince Bismarck can render their cause no more valuable assistance than in bringing

,about a recognition of its strength and im- portance by a congress of the continental

Powers. They declare that no loss or suffer- ing likely to be imposed upon them by the united sovereigns could by any possibility parm them as much as it would benefic them by popularizing their cause among the people by means of organized persecution.

From Wilkes Spirit of the Times, Dec. 8, 1877,

A. B. C., Mich.—What should be done to reduce an énlargement of tendon of forward leg, the back tendon, caused by grabbing it while trotting. It is sound now, I think. It was fired last spring and the horse turned out allsnmmer. Answer.--Clipp off the hair and apply Giles’ Liniment Iodide Ammoniatwice a day, until it irritates, when temporarily discontinue, and commence again. It is the only remedy that will permanently remove a chrouic enlargement of this kind. Send to Dr. GILEs, 120 West Broadway, N. Y., who

will furnish full information. Giles’ Pills cure

Headache.

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