Miss McLeod, who is travelling round the world on behalf of the Heinz factories was present and explained the method by which the various vegetables and fruit were "grown. and bottled." Those who accepted the invitation were amply repaid Traaways are coming. The ited deposit made in London,.and the agreement has been signed,.the stipr-,
engineering staff is expected to arrive, here by to, end of the prosont month 'The apprehensions tnt have been entertained as to the damage that may done to the gus and water pipes in the ment by electrolytic action are; understand; very' mitch. exaggerated. When'electric tramways were first inteoduced in the United States; considerable damage was done: owing not being understood; but tions enjoined by the pr Trade rules, to which are bound to conform, this dunger tas practically entirely disappeared, while the conditions here are particularly. favourable, Tae " Manual -of Nursing," compiled by the Central China Branch of the China Medical Missionary "Association, is the title of a very useful little work in Chinese that has just appeared. It consists. of nine chapters, each of which. has been written by a well-known medical missionary: The seventh chapter on "Obstetric Nursing" is by a lady, Dr.: Ethel' Gough. The English and Chineso- Glossary on the 'Terms for Book on Nursing in the Form of a Glossary," is from the pen of Dr. Thos. Gillison, of the Ladou. Mission, Hankow. These "twenty-three pages add greatly to the value' of. the volume, which is printed at the American Presbyterian Mission Press and sold at' 5 cents (Mex.). It ought & to per awider
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