Are good for foreigners, but not for the Chinese, because the constitutions of the tivo races are not the same. Chinese medical works, such as Prescriptions of Famous Practitioners and others, would make bullock sweat (to drs 11) and would reach to the beam of a house. Still, it is certain that medicines which will cure meu etl an HOE good For men of the for just as there are weak and strong mon, 0 there are mild and power ful remedies. Foreigners differ from us physically fierce their diseases. avail themsel. as to foreign treatment generally, they do not venture lo make the experiment ays there is a' pray," upon whic jon foreigners rest from work. [N.B. hose are the same as cer-Chinese star-daya which occur four every moon.) On this day all stopped, and merchants dv no foreigners either go for drives in elegant carriages, or ride fleet horses, ing thei ith them 5 oF else they festivities and v various places of amusement which aco then crammed to overflowing.
No business doing when the solemn Sunday comes.
Those who can do so seize the chance of going away for a trip.
Although the idea is to preserve equilibrim between work and pla Still on this day more m: y than usual is spent.
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