The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-09-18

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IN THE CoUNTRY-A JAPANESE FARMER.
The ,root chorro IN dress. Of ,sourss bcs
only come 70 thu largo cities like Toxic. YuEo.
hama, and Kobe. Away out in the country the
| moor farmers and their wives nrs still cos.
tuned in the primitive dress. On a rainy day
they both wear prnss suits. They are sin, NV
matched with rice straw. and. in that costume,
yon will ca. mar and yom.n standing rnoo
deep in the flooded rice fields. 1t makes one's
heart bleed to SEQ thom bending over In the
hot sun hoeinG the rice hills with their hands.
rSn,,S ~, . 6 cpr 70 cnoxr N 1.p.S
SO anxious are the Japanese to learn Eng
lish that thu jinrikisha man or amah tmnidl
,y;l rono.+ ,u.r Won onv En,,isb ,vord tbov
hn,r sar,ontS vii oon,n and hoo 70 rort a.
nj, A,porio,n for tboir r;ca and the nriy;I,oa NJ
being ordered in English. When we came
away from Yokohama the last day l remember
made ma n nrcsant of n bundle Of fans. and
said. with his face all beaming with smiles.
Please accept from Tuji San No. l." nor how
triumphantly he looked down upon the other
'rikshas" who did not understand him. Full
San WAS prouder OF that speech than Cicero
was OF his speech against Catalina.
The Japanese have n mania for putting I'm
English siGns' and they HOOD your room at the
nv,
Ihe Japanese nave no ,mpera,'ss moon: ana
ve e.nress positively. one day | said to the
waiter:
"Eishi. the rolls arc cold"
Yes" he said. n good deal OF not cooling
the cakes is good"
Aconspicuous notice at a Kioto hotel reads:
On the dinlngtime nobody shalt be enter to tho dining
and drawing room without the guests allow.
One Of the articles in the municipal laws OF
kioto reads:
Anv a.,lc- shun h. hopc.,,r by hi. trade. or coprss
the so.d one shall prepare 10 mako up the safe package.
ATokio dentists circular reads:
or- ,oo,, 1. n vc,v i'm nortsnt orsao for human M.
and c"nntSnanss as YOU know; therefore when 1t Is
attack by DISEASE or injury Artificial tooth /. also very
for your purpose.
Tho printed label on the claret bottle at
Mike read:
Weak man who is not 81 hard o, his stomach take.
not.cs Of lbs health ever must use his wine usually
10 snow now oiieren'ty an euura''u ,h'ha-
man. lar no1Te D,asln uh hnE''I" ,o nanu,'s t. our
l,na Do ,n;,h '" Enns, % Ganorn, "Io eorard NJ tho
u,he Win 'onsni-ne"e'" Il ="
Aston House Shanghai; l., August,
Mr.. Lndm.
DIAN Sin: ! am Regret 10 INFORM yon mar as you 30
zane rarsm ra sat ." TO ! MIA !" IHAf s,s aise none anaI lime s" to Meeting You you
saeA pretty Dinner and "u'a 'o''SS' '"D'' ' 4" bSs.S
OFFICIAL ENGLISH IN THE COURTS.
One day in Yokohama n Japanese sailor was
arrested for assaultinG a iinrlkishn man. The
English court room Was crowded. and desiring
to hear the English language as spoken ofli-
! crowded in with tho rest.
The polite old magistrate wore sandals, a
kimono, and silk hat. Putting on his classos
he looked solemnlv ut the ca!prit and the ca
animation commenced.
why do You strike this iinrlkishn man."
What does he {old You inro!tely?"
"He insulted ma soving loudly. the sailor.
the saiiorT When mi I am Hn' passins lore" '
DO you strike this man iorthat!'
but do not strike him, for It is forbidden"
Il Strike him no more.
strike or territy' the POOLE with enormous
tho neople. Gnnd ~" not continue here
tic other time"
,ran, , ~ i, re WROTE
At Kioto. tho Athens of japan. / mot many OF
the professors. Prof. ladd II lalo College.
who went oyer. witt, MS on the Canadian Pacific.
fg@re The ]I, aS'Iiltne coli fg".SS on !. rational p sy-
c%holosy.. One day j met Prof, Tenabe. a ma
who Entertained Commodors Perry in Yoko-
English scholar. and | was anxious to SEQ how
h. YaM sac Sar i GnsIisb, Professor" I said
VINO Iinas 10 n ntm ;nuor,,v II snco,;. but I write
e seTy E09 Tb Engli. ~ toot if 6ts b parsn and AZ sr Mrot.