Frou Rooxey Gusset that, twp or three generations hence, the Chinese people might haw a sufficient understand of the north, recently took a new form soi se eer proting Seana rights and duties to make a responsible popular Government possible and that this would be a great improvement over a military Potism, doing infinite damage most of the time but amenable to reason in emergencies because of the dempo.': fear of the mob. But it is hard to find anyone, from muleteer Cabinet Minister, who does not believe in his heart that the latter money flow out of Tientsin and find their way to the remote country districts for the purchase of all manner tem is the only practical one at} this moment and, since the Chinese are an eminently matter-of-fact ang unidealistic race in the mass, there is doubt in the writer's mind whatsoever that the philosophical seed dealer's line of thought is that which appeals to the vast majority of his his countrymen—in this part of China at any rate.
Praiee recpere nan shortly with] hands and! unable to meet the normal local de-{for silver dollars. The price of Sa coppers went up to ait unpreesdented figure, instantly in-great pardohip upon the poor, while the banks were in some instances paying Shanghai Taels 7 for 8100 in ready silver, whi recut abors what the exei normally have been, Had the lifting vf the embargo been deleted banks weukd have be ver and a genuine panic would mere m depositors' cheques in si
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