. — moral, revolution in onr countfy, which in*time*must need} raise India to a st%te of merited renown. "Wp wish eVery success^ t ** « " ; t ^ — [ nr «f*r, « i
We entertain no doubt of its to this praiseworthy continuance as undertakj#%. long as the pro- prietor preserves in hisp zeaUfis exertions. Let him Employ effectual means for the prevention of the debasing system now existing in Regard to Hindu females. Let him devise new met- )iods of improvement
and .above all resolutely keep his Thea- tre up and, like the Hinjlu Theatre, not suffer i^o 'meet with a denth^blow in its very 'origin. This will be doing milch real good to society and yarning the unqualified praise from the public. SuCh deeds speak fortthemselv^s
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