All Han Brothers should know that the rising by the revolntioniste is for the salvation of the people and the banishment of the guilty. The arr orae stripping the vie contemptaoasly as mere dirt, it is It treats oar Han poo-
altogether of the misery td diets of the masses, It will nek give relief to the starving all over the plains. It is exbsusting the blood of the people fo to baild and ores. parks. All thee tote of tyranny are known to the whole world, and beertrending sorrow in aroused by the mention of them.
Recollect that when the Manchus firat entered the Chinese domain, cities {nll of men aod women were pat to the sword without exception. Such ber-parity and cruelty have rarely been Known whether in olden or modern times. To leave the wrongs of our fore fathers anavenged would shame os who are gentlemen. Therefore, all our brothers should understand their duties, and help the revelation ary army in the extirpation of such barbarous aliens. The, Hewren-bestowed duty of every citizen with ite responsibilities la an-shirkable, and that is, without the least doubt, to sweep away and extinguish what injures the peo To-day's opportunity is bestowed on us by the Great Heaven; if we do not ecire and make use of it, until what time aboli we wait then Long Live the Revolationary Army.
Text read from the printed page and cleaned; old type leaves the occasional error.