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London nm Ay ae Khecive 1s evidently becoming himseif again We hear | from Paris that his agent haa engaged an operatic company—including an extensive | ballet, of cours which is to leave for Egy tina tew days

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lina, is preaching the old doctrine that the State is sovereign, and that the Bourbons| are the Stat« There are men still living in South Carolina who, if this were the| Day of Judgment, would protest ‘against | heaven assuming the almighty rights of the State. Senator Windom is spending $90,000 on

his new house in Washington. It was he| who recently said, in substance, that a man who had brains enough to be a successful | Secretary of the Treasury, as he was, | should not be abused if he had enough} brains to make a comfortable fortune for

himself. i

Mr. Herbert Spencer’s opimon concern | ing America has provoked so much discus sion not oply in this country, but also in} England, that Americans, who like to learn the ideas of foreign observers concern-} ing their institutions, will be glad to hear

that he is enjoying improved health at Ne Ww port

The wife of ex-Secretary Robeson upon being asked playfully by General Grant

whether she would like to leave Washing- | ton and retire to Camden, N. J., is re- ported to have said with a laugh, ‘* I can go | to Europe to educate my children. That, | you know, is the excuse a woman always makes when she wants to spend some time | in Europe.

Count von Hatzfeldt-Wildenburg, the new German Secretary of State for Foreign | Affairs, is one of the ablest European dip- | lomatists, and is one of the very few men, | it is said, in whom Bismarck has entire and | perfect confidence. Yet he is the son of that celebrated Countess von Hatzfeldt who | was a friend of Lasalle and the patroness of | Socialist agitations in Germany.

The difference of character between the | Prince of Wales’ two sons was very remark- ably evidenced ata dinner given in their honor in Queensland by the Governor, Sir Arthur Kennedy. Prince Albert Victor was silent and thoughtful, Prince George all vivacity. The waiters were all China- men, and whenever the Governor was not looking, George gave hard tugs at their

pigtails. The Chinamen,with true Oriental politeness, maintained an imperturable gravity.

On an occasion when Col. Barre brought forward a motion on the British navy, Lord North said to afriend of his sitting next to him: ‘* Now Barre will give us our usual history from the beginning, not forgetting Sir Francis Drake and the Armada. Ail that is nothing to me, so let me sleep on, and wake me when we come" near our own times.” His friend at length aroused him, when Lord Nort exclaimed, ‘‘ Where are we!” At the battle of La Hogue, my lord.” ‘*O, my dear friend,” said North, ** you have woke me a century too soon.”

The late Lady Langevin was known to the people, and particularly to the poor of Quebec, as ‘‘ The Good Angel.” This title was descriptive of her, for her life was devoted to acts of kindness. The Quebec Chronicle, referring to the death of the lamented lady, says :—-‘‘ When the Queen saw fit to acknowledge the services which Sir Hector had rendered the Crown by conferring upon him the honour and dignity of Knighthood, he accepted the title as much for his wife’s sake as for his own. Perhaps, if the real were known, he accept- ed the mark of his sovereign’s good-will, that his wife might sbare with him in a more intimate way a part of the honours which he had won in the arena of pnblic life. Poor lady, she did not long survive the signal mark of distinction, which came as areward for long and faithful services rendered by her husband. We may not soon look upon her like again.”

The Parisian correspondent of the Ltoile Belge has had an interview with Louise Michel (who is going to give a lecture in Brussels), the revelations of which have been published. She was, it seems, in early life a schoolmistress. She was then a pious Catholic, with a tendency to mysticism, and she wrote several devotional hymns. It was the doctrine of eternal punishment as taught by the Church, she declares, wirich first made her sceptical; and the support given by the clergy to the Empire turned scepticism into downright disbelief and hostility to all religion. She acknowledged, without hesitation, and even with a smile on her lips, that she had planned the as- sassination of Napoleon III. and afterwards of M. Thiers. The downfall ef the Empire

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_ TRAINS OUTWARD. | sail as in er; , | FOR NOVA SCOTIA.

MIXED. MIXED Leave Charlottetown for Pictou Lan di every Monday, Wednesday, Thursday oa ~——— | Saturday mornings, at 7 o'clock connecti > . r a “ Dp 9. 20am! Dp 4.20)m there with the Train for Halifax. Returning ig Ar 9.40 | Charlottetown Monday, Wednesday Friday . =?

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Uh’town .. {Dp 6.45am

es , : ~~ 4PaVe icto Land; , Bradalba’e * SOQ sé 11.50 * ‘* 6. 17 ‘ f t ciou anc hg for Georgetown

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Bedford...' ** 4.40 ** | **8 ‘ : 2 Also leave Charlottetown for Summersia

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ths Ar 6.55 returning to Mount Stewart same evening; Tignish -++| ** 2.00 * Dp 6.00 “ es casionally on Tuesday mornings (whem Ch’town ..1Arl0.00am) Ar 7.00pm the tide will pot otherwise permit) the

Steamer will not proceed beyond Cranberry

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March 16, 1882—eod GENERAL AGENT

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“ %, 66 ) > or 64 ee er eee, aaa oa: Wharf, but will invariably leave Mount Bediord...| “ 9.20 “> * 6.00 “| | Stewart for Cha, lottetown on Wednesday 1 8.85 “| 520 « mornings, returning same evening as above, Mt. Stew’t Ar 8.45 *)Ar5.00 “ On Sundays, Steamer will leave Charlotte. eats « 5 bop 8.17 ‘6 Dp4 we 4 town for Rocky Point (tide permitting) at St. Peter’s| * 7.55 “| “ 3.49 a 9a.m. and 1.15 p. m; returnipg, will leave Bear River ‘7 93 + “959 * Rocky Peint at 9.30 a, ™m, anid 1,45 }. nm. Souris ....| ** 6.50 * 9 00 * | If Steamer is not on reule om Sundays, sail Mt. Stew" Dp 8 Sam! Dp 4.50pm) boat will take her place, i eee Cardigan ..}‘'-7.50 ** | ** 3 25 «* | iy 8

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the STARR KIDNEY PAD aud Dr. LeDue’s favoring their own pockets. Get these goods, they are the only genuine, and we guarantee O OSs on. them to all. Sent post-paid on receipt + THE STARR KIDNEY PAD CO, | Without Medicines. BOUGIES. ‘ranged for every convenience and comfort, low as by any other route. less No nauseous doses or cubebs, copaiba, or LEAVE CHARLOTTETOWN the stomach. ticulars send for circular, P,Q. Box 1,533. | Ryery Saturday, punctually ab no0w. ; Tickets to all Points undersigned and the late A. B. Stewart, Grand Trunk Railways. eee ee toe woearioes eotee ts’

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