To the Elitor of the Nowru-Cunxa Darcy News, Sm,—May I suggest to you the desirability of republishing in your columns the enclosed letter wh: ch T have cut out of the Times of September 19th.
If floods, and droughts were prevented from recurring in the North of China with such terrible frequency and disastrous effects, the material upon which disaffection could work would be vastly reduced, the lives of millions would be saved,' the peace and prosperity of the country promoted, and the stability of the government To the Editor of the "China's Sorrow," the Yellow river, is
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