Men with collapsed noses, who have been blissfully ignorant of the odours of China for many years are by these same cruel doctors brought Back again to normal, only to be nauseated by the smells of Soochow Creek and sister st Is it any] wonder that they cherish animosity fat the doctors who have brought them back to a world from which they had already' made a partial escape?
'There is hardly a reader of this paper who has not witnessed thi very year some poor patient with cholera carried in to the foreign' doctor. Often unconscious, they are set upon in real western style. Hollow needles are inserted—into their drying veins and they are pumped full of some liquid that keeps them here a while longer. So when the poor fellow was just about through with his life-long struggle with putrid fish, Chapel water and wormy rice, he is hauled back t li and has to die all over again at some indefinite future date.
Cut, mauled, and shot victims of robbers and soldiers, left by the latter in a highly satisfactory condition, making death certain if somewhat slow and painful, disappoint their assailants by getting well under foreign doctors—maybe with the loss of a leg or two and half a face, but actually alive.
Text read from the printed page and cleaned; old type leaves the occasional error.