The Governor has issued a book with the title "What the people ought to know," a copy of which is supposed to lodge in every home throughout his jurisdiction. Quotations from this adorn the walls, in town and village, and the telegraph posts are boldly inscribed—with Sentiments concerning the relationship between man and man.
The hall for "self-examination" 4s another interesting feature in the role of reforms which are being' tried out. Outwardly this imposing structure with its semi-Brzantine, architecture, but the interior is very disappointing empty, cold and barn Like. Meetings supposed to be held at least 1,000 people were gathered there, and the subject for edification was "The importance of teaching the Use of the new weapon of war." Evidently the present trend of Chinese thought is in martial achievements,
Text read from the printed page and cleaned; old type leaves the occasional error.