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town, the villages in the vicinity, fifty in number, have been visited. Over
1^0 visits have been paid, and all on foot.
1 ^ 9 0 .] n i n Et t - e i g h t h r e p o s t . '35
MEDICAL MISSION WORK.
¡This work, under the direction of Mr. and Mrs. Watson, has done solid
and efficient service both in the city of Tsi-nan-fu and in the surrounding
district. Dr. Watson was called upon to visit the Chief Magistrate of the
Prefecture, who resides in this city, at a time when the native doctors
hajd all given him up, and when his household were about to put him in
his grave-clothes in which to die. The case was one of paralysis. By the
i^e of the galvanic battery and careful treatment the patient was speedily
brought to convalescence, in a way which seemed to the Chinese almost
njiiraculous. The patient was naturally most grateful. He had a tablet
rhade ready, and on an appointed day went in person, and with much
formality and show delivered it to Dr. Watson at the dispensary, in
tfce presence of an immense crowd. This tablet is of course hung up as a
trippby, so that all who come to the dispensary may see. The general
result has been a marked, and hitherto withheld, friendliness on the part
of j the gentiy of the city and district.
; J A PAN,
PRINCIPAL STATION :-Tokio.
SUB-STATIONS
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Missionary
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Native Evangelists
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The history of Japan during the year has been a very eventful one, and
thie changes inaugurated might have been perilous to the peace and pros-
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¡rity of the land. The greatest event has been the issue of a new con-
itution by which Japan becomes a new nation with a constitutional
onarchy; but one of its truest patriots on the self-same day met his death
at the hands of a frenzied assassina Shinto fanaticand another Minister
or State barely escaped a like cruel death. The nation is truly in a state
of transition. It is adopting with rapidity and eagerness Western ideas and
customs, and it seems to depend, under the Providence of God, on
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