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who desires trur tment will, in nine cases out of ten, ge
to nutive Chinese doctor.
He could strongly resent your
enlling dan an urok: 8:y thr you ere recommending Western
medecine isinat Chinese,
The difficulty of bri.
Ing this m ut.r cofor -
Caulic 1: tais one of the Chinese. Do not object to the
suroponu community baiz reiched, but not through the press
it would snis ill attract the attention of the Chinese,
be very unwise to cɔmalt ourselves to my husty etion in
MRS. POLFK.
Give » rupart of the campaign corried out in shanghai by the Com÷ission rhere the leg-1 press ord Leon of the
very gratust ne istence.
As . proof that the Onin-66
were anxious to co-operate in this alter if it rere pat bufor thạm Lɛ & public health atter she alitud th.t
■ requust had been received from the Chinose themselvUE
for ner to address a meeting of Luginest mun end stud. nts. The mueting wes held ind ṛddressed by her through an interpreter, Chinese docbèr- and see the lergest st audience pseured čuring the visit to Shinghɛi.
MR. MALDEGRAVE,
In the strtoient re to the houses of til reputo,
comen going off to the merchant
no mentien hɛs been a de of
ships lying in the hirtour.
omen Dy
We have to coancto ith the
ttracting the man to the Semer's Institute,
HIS LACMULENCY THE GOVERNOR,
It is in extraordin rjly difficult att r; the men
to be cotit sith cru of die simpun cl 06,
MRS.
ROLFE.
The sune difficulty, though in exists in certain ports in 15,3 nd,
overcome it xxxhringing^s>
lesser degree,
Thyra trying to
... ero considering bringing
ships under the Brothel Acts; strengthening the poners of
t.ne
water police and extending them to foreign merchant
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