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Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1891-08-04

81 rn7ls- Understand that the halls g7rsr
uy 'sccasty p@oZSls az D=-z10aicoss are B.. No
Means pablIc- L l. true tina. 10 persons
were gathsred this tins. but ths sanblancss
q private nzrs5oa were carefully main
tanned Tia smaller rooms ve-s fE,rniss,er4
Ike parlc-s- and the dacorae5orz OF The en-
tire BIZ 5os.d.lg froIa which ordinary e-1s-
TONERS we're executed ~ Midnight. e7-e, tia
bar room beng sac-ed to the nights osr-,-
l2Rcz7 we're such Is Ui-h- reas0nztIv have
been seea N . Vanderbilt CT IN Azzor res5-
dence.
Two rlO11ayish pazs il livery r1ss va az
the Ts7real c-d c1z1ucsed yo1 70 the d-essIuy
ron L1az- after yo1 had laid ASIDE vel-
wraps. a tair1 midget eunkeT showed vo1
t1e way t. CT a1taFoo-a ITO tts rYrzsers-a II
beng before whom y1a iz-s-s-1esivelv fess
Ike boEVins down IN humble -sve-a1ce. He
was SIX fest high By about three feet vvis.
and rs coverings Ees- many huas q velvet
All SIX 4lls was tn genuine I,S-dl5r,
ou'Aar. Nothing 50 fine had ever b.asu
LEoug1t u tcv-l sIncs Ansl0-nzusa beam
he FaGe TOOK sou U7 close euguzh u his
awful form 70 pe-Ilis yea TO realize what 4
t-E1nF ToI were. phEs-callv. 70 EiEn- aua q
10 Ela1zal gian-gv. his ma asrsc bearing and
b2ss Tosee wsrs sufficient evssiarca-
nat : TIE asZes7 be asEel 's3Izrr
Ja1e Smith, yc1 replied, trying 70 hide
your fright. ILs1 rs es>5z.ad y51 70 The
--r-zsr eNd u t1e rooEl, whers 80 three
dig-.iiled rlatro-s, Hrs. adrian Iseh. Mrs
v Bayard Cutting and Mrs ,. Z. Stevens.
Iaess were tie acl4g kcs-essss- IN further
a-ce @: tn home ilea OF th= bali
Mss May Jane Smith and Nr. John
Henry Jones, r1arad zhs butler.
4o1 ard y7-r companion bowed 70 The
three II 4 row E--z-ro-zs, wao returned v9z-
sa-llz--9-2-a-a tl1s yol were .-recsirei-
Ire Ceremony mean rl1c y1I vsre Members
q god s.7cls1y. accepted as such a. ms
oe2u---l- oa-- Ia1- : % sav, yo1 we're
a.s--7sd--ad as o1= q tia u toD 20 Ns~
oTza-s w1o ara l1uazs1gaa.y above and
ossEl---- ~ J--5l-. nal ''-11e- II tz11-s4-..y-
Cara Belle n New Orleans Tizne=-Deus9-
crz-
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1891-08-04

Many Z czs German home customs sre
charming. an German home .7zzzs-s a-s
r=1-lv d=l--lE-- ms c7--as -a--e.v- from 81
u-,--- 4E=e-l-l tez-E always manifest IN the
cc--I-- u members q TIE family toward
zach 1-l=r. Loving tc2es -lzka u,aassu,
muse IL German e-us. Tae inmates n
v.--4- -l- Ire-lz -'.-sa-f - yls CHRISTIAN mana
Wien t--E atj=lr=~s each o1ls-. a-1 vs1era-
ton Elac : tEuly lovely : shown 70 The aged
E1ea-te-s q Tie family. Many NAYS are q
quaint a they ars charming Evs-v day.
WIEN c1s a-s,i Frau GTs1eral-l a. Cur houss
Slyes tie signal il- leaving ne dinner cahl,
by r-2E- and SAYING ''l-e>s=ne-e z-2h-zs5-'
to.5s>ssl -ifa- -aze., every oue repeating i
AFTER Aer, -l-lS * : . 5rea- Tl-v -Lzt II.
ps~t-cal CID German custom Is Sc they rsl
IL t..>- owning ctsC-s-e- Aai after It's.
- E,1s-51-. AID r,----1ry--l-. l. Savc-s almost
d1 TIE IratAHs 70 Wrl-s thai o-s member et
TIE family .-sl -z---y declares thai, though
be wc--d - --- : -o- SAY '-LTaSes1s5a m4h!.
1els WIEN Ns have Lzl ruas- socsa aEd pEs-
ssr-ss cherries. L. dos Es-e 70 when rhzrs
h@s .eey o--y sausage o. ys-L-G--oyer
Cor bs-c1 EarlLL
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1891-08-04

In beginning, 70 write = story. i; Is well
to have basis resting upon fact either
il circumstance or personality. For this
reason the aG-h0r should be able 10 dis
sect human nature w5.A Keen snalys-s
No trait. L. ecceu1riclsy. no EXPRESSION.
il the broad volume which uanEird con
staatly opens before him should escape
his attention. but everything he sees
should lie stored up as valuable material
II Lis literary laboratory y fitting COM
bina;-1a OF individual traits in different
persons can be aSsiItlsreG In one mental
creation. although = just consistency must
be observed Il i often amusing 90 an
surhor 10 find his stories read and dl>
cu>~eJ by -.le very persons whom lie has
embodied in his hero. with never : saS
plclon. on their part that their ovl. CHAR
acteriStics have formed ground work f,-
the Interest ing fiction Virginia q 81
l2rl IL The Writer
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1891-08-04

1..l7- more K : woman VINO = aruare1-ly-
woinaa's worst enemy, AMI London SINS lar
more heavily IL this respect tl-u ye7v Y-o,z.
and for verv obvious reason. hat Of
harqly defined linaS Of caste and ras res-es-
sly for emphasizing them f-l5 5y ali whose
position dos H1- sg=ak jor i->e-t \ born
lady might, on eut@rln--a s4ou where women
CLERKS were sitting, realize tlal from eleven
70 fourteen hours sa-vlls= daily nigh. well
be puactaatazi aE . few moments IN the bits
Of board, pushed in l---Eaea boxes. walca Do
du-y for S1a-s, and be -l4l mat af oy5..5r-
tua.ry lad ,e=l .mura we'd
Not 50 The Hit= x raz prosperous butcher
or asher ~ ts--d-zs--es maker. X =. /
may h. % The frs appearance irs plush and
si-z. and ael- us.-l making y a. ---a-sss. se
as possible To lar atS@z lszsess b, me Ts-s-
essential II any dealing with r1- 1r.er eron
Inch >le - emerging. ana her egS-1-n VII
70 ta t-e shop where Us outward z=us are
most p--E->s- \ clerk found 50. NJ = s.sz.-,,-
embodied Inn -le-c-. auI ILe deer man
a-er y -l allows ~ an offender against every
a - ct urugr-ecy, and thus Il happens that
seats are slipped cut II >-sz-. ami exhausted
women smile and ask. - TIE purchase IS
maize, And 81 la- = the next pleasure. = IN :
tons caa- makes the Al.-~lr,la bearer erin e
Ter the q l--- humility 1lA- = TIE t-S- con-
dlr-1l OF SlcceSS as >el.tr-IEeIen Ca.-yst.-.L
in Woman.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1891-08-04
GIRLS EMOTIONAL DEVELOPMENT.


The Varied Influences Which increase Tn.
due sensihiiity-FausIiy Discipline.
1t Is precisely in tlias natural astitusl.. Tor
emotion, IN that tips II srsfnd whief il ex-
qllisteiy sensitive to impressions and gen
ero7Isly s7Teyei by sy1F,a .setic feeling. Shat
one Of the great dangers - the parfectioIl of
{ "ofranhossi- physical ard mental, may be
said 70 reside Many and vsri@l Influences
Tend to iUcrease this emotional excifat,iIity
until IL often heeoInes fixed FaFft Of mind.
an nndle sensibfiity- Of tlls supreme canters
70 emotional IDEAS Is created, which can only
De maintained at the expense Of sound health
OF body and Of mind. First among these are
certain home Influences that are brought TO
Dear upon Little gir7 from her earliest child
MOOD which foster in her chromosomes
and fntroeys=cti0n.
She y generally permitted narrower IiFsfts.
within which sAe esD play, can dress. can
succeed than are allored to her brother.
even when her Physique IL equally able. Shs
Is housed more closely, her out Of door sports
ars Fewer and less interesting, ard her dress
3 too often Limitation 10 her freedom.
S'Ica restrictions Of her liberty. and constant
reference to the fact that her ser feu5es her
tIiis or that employment or pleasure, tend 10
make a Child self-couscious and egngtfonaIlv
oteractsTe- Aiethods Of family discipline
WHICH depend upon appezls to the emotional
natures Of children have ike r1rkeai1hv re-
suits, for fhey prOrlote a condition Of mem
IA coFnrn0tion and unrest harmful 70 chill
drsI- who require an even atn.oa-,here far
TIE mind a. well IS for the body. There are
otVea undue claims made upon IrsIe children
Tor the demonstration Of their affections. and
TINS s especially true Of girls
IN paper on Emotional prossira15rv
Among Caildrel-T read before da1taI So
c3sty some years ago BY Dr. c. T. TavInr. k
was argued t1at Stimulation os thss EMOTIONS
among children cordEczi MT only 20 dis
Eases Of the spine, bat also to dental czrses
Dr- IaElo- says In my largo practice
among c1iidre3, ! am certain that scores are
literally killed by the excessive amount az
emotional exczteznezt which tsiev ure forced
70 els<2ur-- Al this huggiag and kissing ard
taxing 70 tEsara i to eLsite responses Of the
sf1zzls emotional nature In tbs chiId for rs,s
Pleasure and gratillzzts5a Of the Parents and
y -eoE4s And again hs says. Il ksslic~s that
fnre7s-'ifr-as Ct tie spinal diseases which o.s-
Cur N children al directly traceable to men
Lal oFeTzcsloa- And tbs heea1=e a Is-vs
proEoTzso1 Ct these cases get well EiEhcIr
ether treatment ttan withdrawal from rhe
eTc4Elng caEse Of emotional dfs1u-taa no. =
Pr Azry T. Bi7el in Popular Science
MCltniT
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1891-08-04

Walking down fremont street not
long ago with a friend We turned into A
shop, attracted by the latest fad in gold
hair pins tenptingly displayed As we
stood in blissfuI couten-p la-i0u Of this
golden fruit, forbidden Us bv the shallow
ness Of our pockets, the spell was broken
by some subtle attraction about q woman
W--o Was Oh the point Of leaving. Half
ulconscious.y locked up, but what be
-e-d restored me fully 10 rea, lzarion OF
the ridiculous II a stage rLi.r.er men
toned 70 my friend that she wos1ld miss
the sight Of the season II she Cid not LOOK
around. NAercup0u she turned and
turned again. for one glance a. the
creature Of fashion who, a I supposed.
had adjusted ulinia- u. Mount Eesuyius
to the rear Of her head out Of which
streamed great clrls OF lava-destroyed
al tie q. ui-ibrIglu q ris.oles IL Nv
friend 5 possession.
Seriously, | said, what has she o1..''
Any one would know YOU had been ont
OF town. was the reply; did YOU come
In or hay wagon that you 90 mol know
hair done g n AeGici.'' I knew before
Your burst OF information thar had met
q jay. was ny stern answer, and trust
the last Of that species Bur these -irlsl
presume you are doing il. or VIII. 50
~ vase HtE%-s- n e moved u4ca u
the counter behind which stood the clerk
CONFUSED with inward laughter. that
would come ont when LIE caught sight q!
cur gr.DDinE cOCntsu4nces The result
was that We t-.oed cur 1e--ir1e1-. ss the
whole affair had been irresistible The
hair was s sr-ea2zy yellow. hoisted into a
PTojectLe below tie crown u the head.
At The extreme outer end Of tins p-u-u-
berance Were fastened what tLe roman.
Cicist would term = cluster u ri--.ets.7
but N my dull, DaCsril. w&y ! should
pronounce false cc--s & precisely q lava
tint. ConseqC ent.y my Ei-sI thought was
Il crater n fun blast Boston Ger
Chicago Times.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1891-08-04

dar M On Tie morning Of ill.,. -
~. anu ths donkey wss a. b,,,'.' ~ ~ z
IL, ne danced, he kneit ~ a. ~,
60 NY whom be was going - 80 81
+ ~, AM he counted up 10 MIN, - i,H'
Vow Jnst at the ,nop,e,,, - - DIS
'''sihs on Tor the Upper MN ,h "''1ii iie
/ his back. HaHl lying heavy On
/ voice. 'le, In an agitate,I
/ ne, drew the son toward the s4st,o
/ Ay sou, am AN In. .ls sadie.
aho". l made great s1e.,el l'ian1 as you
( Of y,,or - away. Since he il the ,,rics
/ ton p,', ,s'l''its'' consent u tbe, ss',ra-
never - ' aiia he waved profane, II viii
him fe' .I.l my competitor to MAZE ~, - -
I Of G,,,- :, y arr would not have q s,.ct,
do,,l,,,, - ma no 1T once and e,i,,f. -
wbi,t' tHls nail pound Of powdered ccJ,. H.
( bran Win hFe quarts Of
/ 1sdeton grew pale.
( b..-. '.'I nothing, Labartbe went -, ..r
t. ~ vi ea7''n everything. The fi-,. -.
/ to - Int poisoning VIII not ar.r.-.- n
,.c,' lolfa. IL two hours Yanatfe. -,
-' "He' and what's done can't h. -. -
{ y4'-5 ~ quick II >-+-i
{ DR1, papa -
me ~ eyd 80. i'tIeas now If you don't mind
''',, e'ei y'Aing shall be storsrscl - '--'--'
@'tLyli lett cold sweat sf,rt ~, l.;...--
I'D. " nat! inc good donkey. that b. bsd
60 -. ~ HiueA When lie vas general ~.
S,,.,1. '.I'fy mat had carried Yauette, ~.
In,'a '7I'14,is mend that had brought tho
i,,', = NoAt. oh, no, nor said h. -
- 1"ay from the trough that 80 eIIlF'I
-'N tue bran. But he thought a. ys,.1t+.-,-.
ese'' oi her bright snila of IN -
L- 'l-ailI promise Of TINS day. for who -
nad - long waited. -4 "e
On! ny Cody said be. b.rvin, h;s g..
Ia Ms hands. And he heard Hell. - 80
ng the coAtents u tie trrs,e,b
rive minutes later Csae,r,, ,-,--t,-,
NIUE as he presented hju.olf A. .
go 60 oSa7'1sAet felt of the donkey. ex-
- .,,'lgU mn all over, found that be- nas
90 ann L'ut 4antte's hand into that If
,,@-.' ahetts vas Respondent. ehe
"a al III "Alt-- She made lirhr abCrit ber
q aii.' walked through the fields Cadat,,,.
feminist -. Coming Out from the rosvl,r's
" nat Is the matter with vguf s.4aI
ai-1 81 nm, You ara pale Cadeton tolJ
I"s "hols story. And in tbs church
wen tHe SaH-uacq organ pL4ytsI IA, r,rs-tis- ~
'ui4e over the sAlnIng faces vi the ne nj
al'd "AeA the Old curat- declared in 49,
AatiA words, that the blessing Of bas.sr'
would descend On Yanette and Cad.,o,
tHey, very numbly, with great fe-ver in tb..-r
soA-a ard with sweet tears IN th..i. -
prayed with all their might that h.. -
U'4 "oui4 accord them long life. that He
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1891-08-04

BecEary d, s-. epi1erzit VI fearful ext5u;
IL >I>..I. but Is Uu>, noticeable ia Cas, lie.
where the sou ones - ier..le Yields d.
bare Subsistence and where there are uo
eom11erclal enterprises - employ tile
idle
We had heard 81 much of castle soap
that an ardent desire possessed Is 20 In
vest IN large supply upua It's native
CASTLE soap failed 10 p-oGRce any nor
could We hear Of factory II Bur-os-
Cor Home journal
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1891-08-04
"a pARTlNo HOUR.

II ha. come. thc hour u parting
only moment morn
sball zeal tbe trembling kisses
OF the Fps that adore.
Once again with tender passion
Thou wit press me T." thy breast,
Then leave me 10 my sorrow,
because tlnu deem ~ il besti
Oh, in tli- hour J could wish
tn, noble strength would fall thee:
For then. pt-rchance, nay wantOn heart,
Less truly might bewall thee.
And even though know that then
tbs faith and trust were broken
the shattarti relics still would be,
To me-. a priceless tokenl
Lillian Spencer In pittsburg Dispatch
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1891-08-04

Sle gazing A. tie e.saA1ar'-W1a- MAJ
es-y, George! S1cA MASSIVE dignity and
conscious power.
He-Ye-es; b1g doa-s yu1 think, dear.
that the one small peanut LIE las I-sv p1s
iapo his huge body WIZ. sz,-l e. dish n. 81
somewhat weaseas the general sEsc:!-
Earuer'S Ba1ar
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1891-08-04

N-at.ltiss,iA IS actually ,le,'rer IN BuenoS
AVN, than n London laieed, the people
of the former ci,y complain that While the
H., II Argentine mutton Is sold 70 London
r.,,.,,u,,r, n. nine cents a pound, they cannot
e,.t the hest at ali, but have to pay ten cents
70 twelve cents PER pound for inferior NUT
~, Boston Budget
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1891-08-04

Just as an Italian chemist had discovered
q way 70 manufacture real diamonds at the
rate Of pecA Der day he Eo- Ia jle way Of a
stage and was run over and killed. Rhine
stones viii, therefore, have 10 he worn nv e
large ma jority until some one else can picz
up the secret Detroit Free Press
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1891-08-04

Al EaEllsaa.aG has invented a violin
bridge in three sections, The TWO outer So
tons IncIoSe : middle section honsycombsi
by nl5re than 1oo cells The general lines Il
the bridge are uot departed from. except
that II Is maize thicker, ami the increase u
power and brI-iaucy Is said Il be very great
New York sun.
The greatest obstacle 70 being heroic IS the
doubt whether enc may uoS Ue going 10 prove
oue's self fool. the yruess heroisn IS 10 rs
sist the ioubt-HaW-hog-ne
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1891-08-04

Wlfe-Why. How izce yoa are thought
you were never coming home, I Ia. uz1s
Won stay away - i1ugt
Hlsband-Dol't ne 2r0ach me, waua1i Be
thankful that I an here 50 Soon Why,
left tbs grounds - the sni % the twelfth
inning, wiki the score Iisl Think Of thAtl
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1891-08-04

Two young Germans in Berlin fought 4
duel with tricycIes. Starting at 500 yards
apart, they charged full tilt against each
other, with slight injury to themselves
and serious hurts to their machines.
Their honor was satisfied. New York Sun.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1891-08-04

The Oxford English dictionary shows III
there ara 1900 words IN current Use bss
ming WIKI the letters 4 ana 3.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-11-22
ADEFEATED PROPOSITION.

The poor farm proposition which was
lately submitted to Councils is now proba-
bly, dead in fact, even if not nominally So.
Under the circumstance of the property
for which $3.50 per acre is asked from the
city having been appraised in court by the
parties in interest at only 5000 an acre, it
is out of the question that the recommend
alton for its purchase can be seriously per-
sisted in.
But it is permissible to advise that when
Councils do take up the poor-farm matter
again they lay down the lines so that no
more time need be wasted about it. Let
them order purchase not exceeding a
hundred acres at price not exceeding 5000
per acre, and they will quickly get all the
occasion demands.
If this cannot be done cut the knot by
making arrangements with the County
Home to take the inmatesl
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-11-22
CITY TAXES FOR NEXT YEAR.

The question of city taxes for next year
is getting timely attention. The Mayor
and Controller are out in an address sup
porting the bond issue, as the easiest way
to meet the expense of street improve
ments until the Supreme Court decide
upon the curative legislation; and there is
no doubt of the correctness of their view.
With the bond issue approved, there
should be no increase in the tax rate for
next year. As was shown in these
columns, about one-fourth of last years
levy was devoted to extraordinary expendi-
lures, such as purchase of park property
construction of roadways, repaving of
streets, and building of station houses and
other like items. These are now done
with. This year also there is expected an
increase of revenue from the higher
licenses which should 60 to making up def
ciencies. There will further be an in
crease of valuations for assessment pur-
poses, legitimately arising from the i'm
provements in various quarters upon real
estate.
But, to secure retrenchment where it is
possible without impairing the efficiency
of the city government, and to confine the
increase of valuations to cases of visible
and tangible enhancement, in place of per-
hitting the occasion to be used for gen.
eral increase, it is well that public interest
is early aroused. Too many voters are
oblivious at times to the fact that the
burden of taxes is not confined to property
holders, but that on the contrary it is
quickly distributed by that class upon the
people who pay rent and upon the general
cost of living.
When all are awake to this important
consideration there will be a keener in
terest in the election and acts of Councils.
They will see that government is directly
their own business, that it touches their
pockets and that they ought to be very
sure of the probable course of the men who
want to 60 to Councils before voting for
them
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-11-22

that can safely be conceded to people so
prone to faction as the Irish party is now
showing itself to be. The Irish question
can hardly be put aside so easily. 1t IS
more than likely that the English people
will put Mr.. Gladstone in power on the
distinct understanding that his party
colleagues will not let him commit SO
great political blunder as to give up
Egypt.
But it must be recognized that the Tory
Premier will play his strongest cards In
this way. He has been waiting year or
more for an issue in England's external
affairs on which he can appeal to the pop
ular feeling; and in this respect Mr.. Glad
stone has given him as good chance for
his political life as he is likely to get in
the next twelve months.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-11-22
LORD sALIsBURY's CHANCE.

Lord Salisbury is only delaying the gen.
eral election which must determine the
government of England in a year or two
until he can take full advantage of the
mistakes of his opponents. 1t must also
be said that some foundation has been
given for this last hope of salvation from
an otherwise inevitable defeat, although
whether the mistakes on which the Tory
leader must rely will offset the tendency
in favor of the Liberals is doubtful
The strongest indication of this waiting
policy is in Lord Salisbury's prompt ac-
ceptance of the issue offered him by Glad
stones utterances in favor of the evacua-
ton of Egypt. In this the Tory leader
shows the keenest practical craftsmanship.
Mr.. Gladstone was opposed to the occupa-
ton of Egypt, and the misfortunes which
happened there under his administration
have strengthened his distaste for Eng
lish supremacy there. But there could be
no measure more calculated to ALLEVIATE
British support than the surrender of the
English hold there; and unprejudiced
opinion will generally concede that
feeling to be right The English
desire to remain in Egypt is mainly selfish,
as keeping control of the route to India;
but it is nevertheless, as a question of
civilization, true that English rule in Egypt
is infinitely preferable to the rule either
of the Khedive, the dervishes or the
Sultan. Mr.. Gladstone might almost as
well propose the surrender of India to the
unregulated rule of the rajahs as the re-
tirement from Egypt and the surrender of
that land to the conflict between the
partly civilized and weak government of
the Khedive and the savage and strong
tribes from the upper Nile.
1t is evidently Lord Salisbury's purpose
when he thinks the time is ripe to go to
the people on this issue. He will try to
get rid of the Irish question by utilizing
another mistake of his opponents and
claiming that the measure of self-govern-
ment which he is prepared to give is all