The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1896-06-28

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J Dr. MarJlh, LII. D'' presluehJ Oh lAe
llapeIial University Oh Ohlia' gave
sterling address on the educational
, system OF Japan
! lie spoke OF emma as co9lu| WIN
GUY pq ~ ii sfi,ot'e 90, W ''I IA. ;t
tenn of competitive examinations. the
foundation of their civil service svs-
fem. now more than y thousand wears
old and the most complete of any
nation ON the olobe.
I Examiners who i'm many WAYS ia
yoreJ their own relatives have been
he6caded Fvervthiuo possible was
done TO secure strict Immortality i'm
these examinations He cited one man
who i'm his intens, eaoerness to mass.
had studied tyentv-tyyo wears COMING
nm TO each t1iennial examination and
when at last he succeeded was imme-
diateIy rewarded by a high govern
mental position. Rev Wilcox, from
Foochow, gave striking account of the
massacres of the missionaries at that
station. and burning of their homes,
but added that already the station was
rebuilt and they were moving
right on; their place of meeting is
crowded and over 100 accessions al
ready received to the church. Several
addresses were given on the work in
Burmah.
DR.. Hamlin told of one DAYS work
in CcnstantinopIe and its results; a
thrilling incident.
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\ curious meeting saturday diIere
noon LOT the chlidreh' drew d crowd OF
grown PcoPic as vel hoSO oI che
Il'39Ioll@Iiea coiitllputeu sollie ulllils
anu g2pl1ileu lIe Pecul,1l customs Vi
.ile en- 'lile, ies u
'lieII ellliuI e dPiyedieu nIile cos TUNES
oi onIId' 1aPali' ILuia' anu o'HeI JANUS
3 oI Uutlahuish SaIo, anu aUtracteu
M n,ucn atten IL \ ChiheSe sloe only
1s lllcnes loiis' WINCH hau peell W .lLI
ny "oliidn 90 ears olCl' was IIoIte,'
III contrast Win chilU shoe oI2
l IN, lohg, worn ny girl years old.
Inc girls IN thelr Christian schools
are not suffered to bind their feet, and
When company or them are seen on
the street. strangers DaSSIn0 remark
| nose girls must be students at the
mission school, for they wear Chris
tan shoes.
MISS Daughaday' OF Japan, exhibited
among other things stick, ten inches
long, broomed at one end, and marked
hotel tooth brush" which, with dish
OF salt as dentr1tce, might be found
at all their inns
There were idols of all sizes and
pretensions,.
Mrs. Washburn, of Madma, spoke of
seeing an image OF a goddess, which
was made OF great block of wood,
and carved with plates of gold, beauti-
fully carved, carried in stately process
SION, ana then when brought back 10
ooddess ~ ,iooes ond 1901 al -, 81
3Iates For e5fa I,eanino nnti1 +be ne1,t
oaIa occasion. q nitiohla concassio, r.
her inter beInlessness
! saturday niobt steraosconaic views
from many lands wore nreiented and
i exclaimed to an Immense audience.
/ bnt while the darl, was cominn ON
DR.. GuIick gave a most oranhic word
picture of fhe great ernption of the
Volcano of Mauna.
The Sunday services were very full
! Conservation meeting at 9 a. m. fol-
( lowed by a grand sermon bv Dr.
| Chamberlain, a veteran missionary
Z (who went to India in 1867 from HebS.
I4:17, comparing heather religions of
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