"1, the Governor, cannot refrain from repeating this over and over; those things that the foreigner needs! for his daily use, he is to be free to purchase. No shop is to be coerced. Kconomie intercourse is not to be prevented, Let it be remembered that as there are foreign guests in Chind, so there ate many, Chinese neats -in foreign counteles., The" duties of mutual If we interfere with the daily requirements of our foreign guests, jin foreign countries it may follow that they binder what concerns the well-being of our citizens there. In proportion as the number of Chinese abroad is great, we of China shall be the greater losers and they, the foreigners, the ones that suffer leo.
Text read from the printed page and cleaned; old type leaves the occasional error.