The young doctor who died was a splendid example of what a Chin-case doctor should be. Capable both a be prov. dealings with foreign and Chinese alike, an educated refined Christian gentleman. Level-headed and of sound judgment he was just the kind of man China needs to have amongst her people to-day. He possessed too much common sense to allow of kis being swept off his feot by the inrush of anti-foreign prejudice. The depth and strength of his Patriotism led him to deplore the unreasonableness of the sentiments given expression to by many of hi fellow countrymen, That a man like this should be taken at a comparatively early age, he was only a little over 30 years, and so many vf quite a different character left, {iz one of those inscrutable mysteries of life, the solving of which is 20 entirely beyond our present powers.
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