THE HEALTH OF THE EMPEROR.
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Bkrlin. April 17. Bismarck and Prince William were hastily summoned to the Emperor's presence, and with the family remained all night alongside his Majesty's bed. The appointment of Prince William to act for the Emperor has been confirmed. Berlin, April 18 Specialists declare that the Emperor's lungs are inflamed. The fever returned at midnight. Sir Morel Mackenzie attributes it to abscesses m the trachea. The Emperor appeared at his bedroom window twice yesterday, and bowed to the crowds assembled outside.
(Reived April 19fch, 12 30 p.m.) Berlis.% April 18. An official bulletin states that the fever from which the Emperor is suffering, is gradually abating, and the danger of peeumonia also lessening. The general condition of His Majesty is reported as more satisfactory.
[The following naws by mailleavos little room for hope of a favorablo termination of tho Kmporor ? s illness. Writiug under d'ite March l«t, Mr I.abonc-here "anya : "I have received a letter from Sin Homo from an individual who tq ia a poeition (o know the real truth about the Crown Prince, from which the following paanages are extracted :— 'There is not the slightest hope of the Crown Prnco'a recovory, audit ia exceedingly donbtfal whether he wi'l ilve for more than a few wefks. Tha bulletins are mere fairy tale?. T ley are tigorously reviaad by the Court officials, and are not more 'reliable than tho famoua notification reaptc'ing Prinoe Albert, which declared that hio fever was unattended by unfavorable Bymptoras, when at tbah very time he ■vas prac'fc \Uy a dead man. Tho physicians and surgoonß m attendance on the Orown Prinoo are In a otate of cruel umbarraasraent, foe they are oblfgod to Hive quaal-favorable veporta to tho.innu* merable oorrpaDondenta by whom they are beaet.' " Ed.]
The other day, at Genoa, m the presenoe of the Special and lloyal Delegate Paveai, the chest was opened m whioh was preserved tha celebrated violin of Nioolo Paganini. The instrument is m admirable preservation, and the veteran Italian violinist Camillo Sivori, after having tuned it, played several pieces of music, arou&ing the admiration of all present. Afterwards Paganini's violin was deposited m a oase oovered by a glass shade. Keating's {.Cough Lozenges euro Coughs, Asthma, Bronchitis. Medical testimony slates that no oilier medicine ia so effectual m the cure of these dangerous maladies. One L ossenge alone gives ease; ope or two at bedtime ensures rest. }?or relieving difficulty 6f b reathing they are invaluable. They contain no opium or any violent drug. Sold by 'all chemists, ia im, l^djaud 3s Qd , ' '' ' {
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Ashburton Guardian, Volume VII, Issue 1819, 19 April 1888, Page 2
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431THE HEALTH OF THE EMPEROR. Ashburton Guardian, Volume VII, Issue 1819, 19 April 1888, Page 2
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