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obstruct the path, or elbow your way through the streets": "Don't dry your washing in public": "Public cleanliness contributes to public health"; "Toke a share sibility in keeping order" economize."
And for the army of rickshaw pullers, a special series of summer structions has been issued which are of inlorest—"Morning and ovening, Finse your mouth, brush your teeth and wash your face": "Trim your nails and groom your hair": "Always wear your uniform and sce that your soiled garments are washed immodiately": Don't shout, smoke or eat, as you go along the stre be polite, and don't sleep out in the dew": "Don't convey anything ili a bad odour in your rickshaw; elreles, apparent and many shops have closed down, with many houses to let, But it is amazing to see the now bulld= ings shooting up, all built on m Unes, and the Great Street becoming a fa mot trict, During the summer, a of continuation schools are' function= ing, and every effort is being put forth to develop in the young character, intelligence and taste.
Crowds of people have sought, the cooling shades of Mokanshan. This Fesort is growing in popularity with the Chinese, 'The luxuriant, growth of the bamboo trails is a most attrac~ tive feature of these hills. The 'Bamboo hasbeen called the fairest thing that grows out East, and to the native, it is "The tree' of life" besides being the emblem of culture, This summer retreat is now in full swing, but, according to some busi: ness men, visiting "guests" are fewer than in former yours.
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