The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-06-24


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foabes, to1e6eS, p6yo1cinn ~ fri~nd ~ IS;
eo9munity. wkstin Ckrissieas a Hindus
= = IL s'up-counfyy miaeicoerScrss ~
soe0 70 - doing The most eGecfn.l ,.o,s
Ios Christianity. Re0oVed frcm - hif-
tssness q secsasian wrnneifne IS prrvalene
g be!Se placee; living With aud efnonr ~
keopae; nostaining Iron III thoee e1ur9s
other rsligion; conscioQs thsf thsg -
eeeog uasehod. and hoffesfne ehaf s. -
n.Ener lite ana conduct shsy besf sccom-
pi1sh The uplifting az other. rflsjr~ -
rscoenize the good thsre q around tken.
% teefn truth even from thoir heath1u
iElcnde-ths e6ses * snch Iivss 6 most e.
ese5ents and uowhsrs = aheir ben<s;cent IN
nuencs mcrs truly recorn,sei or nor =.
eszonG1y felt dian AMONG ~ heathcn Hin
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There r. great agitation among IN.
uGhtsned men q India md Eac.
Land in regard 70 the condition a
sns poorer peopie q India. especially
tricls are eslied. rs times Il fsr,;ns 49,
perish by the lakhs OF hundred thorsands
but IN times OF plenty il 4 utterly imoossi.
be for them 70 make any provision asninst
: season Of want. They are - npor t6st n
hundreds ct thousands Of cases they can.
not bay euou9h cloth 70 cover their bodies
properly, and must o1tentinass wear Kind
Ct garment made Of woven grass, OF which.
IN The cooler season, their coverinr at niehf
must b made. They have but one Iueai
= day. and that OF The cosrsest and most
unpalatabte food; the soil. vhich e az En-
cesding fertiiity. they have no csli - enid.
vass Or improve beyond e. rendering q
tnem the barese support. 90 much do they
sunsr from The tsx-gsahsrsr. The salt TAI
Here the poorest may DO taxed equally
Mitn me rich. Tor salt Is . necessity Of life.
1pas u - unjust goes without saying,
tnes Il eausee muca suffering. chentsnR
ana corruption 10 evident. Tho In
cseese - NE opium traf5ic and the
consumpion OF Intoxicating liquors that
IN ENORMOUS Increase 81 rsvsuue' i vet
sno greatest corruption Of power Of which
civiilssd governments was ever guilty.
BONE one has justly said that 1T il not
once or twice tat the policy Of the British
government has been Injurious 10 the best
. g g tne world. = And yet " claim
s sSs. s sas l ssssn % 9 e be.
congress u woh said that e q she chest
government that India bee svef ssen. and
TIE oeet govornsuent perhGps, that India
viii ever sse." There seems 70 b little
patriotism or capability Of self-eovernment
among The native peoploL Probably IL
wouid . impossible for the natives 70 form
diti0n Of political feeling and education. II
the English ruls were Withdrawn tomorrow.
for each rajah and nIxam would establish
his own authority. take 81 he could get
and fight for The rest. unmindful OF what
others might do os say.
The grass-grOwn hills ana 6elds Of the
Deccan are brown and bare. With ereat
ridres of rock burned hlsck 81 the sunss
Heres rays. 0reen l,nea appenr along the
riyorbeds and roadsidee. wkere wells have
boo0 placed. In this country. when I man
Wishes 70 perform q good deed. which shsll
b. q blosoiug 70 humanity and favored BY
the eoss. he dies I well a. uIanls troaL So
one drives through Avenues 81 low. broad
archoe On country roads. and passes iunu.
nerahlo wells. With broad onenines and
well.built curbs. In The city and town b.
fore every temnio Il Al immense square
tank. with many brood 0lwhts Of seeps
leading down into che water. when this is
tined With . white stone like marble, and
the lofty tempe rises above the dense
foliaso 81 the tropical trees, the eject is
moet picturesoue. Covered with rrotesoue
lorue and figures g these temples are,
With nass waving from their sum u,its. II
the lower part Is hidden. and they are
freshly painted. they lose that repulsiyc-
nees that The nearer inspection pro-
ducee. and make an important paft
Of = wonderful Souf enssp,bla And the
men and women Who 70 down into
the water and IN into the temples, g well
= those who draw water from the wells.
and nausinr I moment. balance thar great
vator iars on their heads. Are the most
- uefui and vell.built figures one has soen
q <side Greek art.
A Hindu esrsien--it were halter To saw
Indian-is one Of the most beautiful spots
imasinahae. Herr are shady arbors. rose
hodSea. platforms for rest and enjoyment
Win ones friends In the cool OF the even.
ine With servants whose long fans keep
ths mosot,itos awav. BEAUTIFUL vnlks and
frecs bearine pomerranafes. mansoes
niantains. ooroanuts- etc-. nth trees al
s.naslvoca csmnhop and o,hers- new and