Talking of Sendal brings back 9 most pleasing memory. During my visit to Miyagi College for girls (an American Christian Mission institution Twas permitted to attend an etiquette class. I Joined the circle of young girls, sitting on the tata!. among them. I watched each one of she artistically demonstrated, with perfect poise and grace, the correct
guest. A perfect example of yet another phase of Japan's greatest fheritage—the spirit or way of her people, Thad the opportunity of inspecting the activities of many of the church missions during this journey; and have no hesitation in stating, that both the social and educational work. accomplished by them, is well worthy of admiration and support. 1 asked one lady missionary who was justly proud of her kindergarten, what was fuer biggest problem. Without a moment's hesitation, " she replied, "gelling the children t. lean thelt Japan's Future regards the future of Japan, 1 would say that if the nation decides to think and act in terms of Industry and commerce, instead of naval parity and eis anti-foreignism; [bright Indeed, ['szechuen Roads) registered at. Consulate ax Let No. 224, tite deed No. 2a. contains, as per title deed, 4 mow tun 6H 8 hee We learn that shuld the weather be the, Race, Couras, will Be ing' of the entries From rue "Nonrit-Cuva Dany News." or Arnit 10, 1876, From Hongkong—the "China mail" learns' that the Fooshow "authorities Ihave again sent, fo" Hongkong for Datch of boys to learn telegraphly., This been pestered lately by applications from. their servants) for eave of absence to repair home to pay Feapect to the tombs of their ancestors, rong. and Canton, that the dal ere are crowded' with possenge fon arrival at Centon are. transported Tnto" Various passage. boats bound for their hallve places. One of these bot crowded. with about 200" excursionists,
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