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Vol. 5. No. 1. China and Japan, July, 1878

The late Fêng Tsun-kwang.

1

Ancestral Worship.

Yates

3

I. What do they believe in regard to the dead and the future world? .

5

II. The practices of the Chinese in regard to their dead, as illustrative of the foregoing theory.

8

Some passages in a Wanderer's Life. .. by a Tokio Resident.

11

Chapter I.

11

Chapter II.

14

The death of Ota Nobunaga.

G. W.

17

American Commerce with China.

Gideon Nye

19

Part IV. Commercial Retrospect.

19

Poetry: -

The Cloud and its Lining.

E. H. B.

22

"Its is best to be off with the old love, before you are non with the new."

E. H. B.

22

The Illustrations.

23

Opium-Smoking in a private house.

23

The Shanghai General Hospital.

24

The Honan Road Bridge.

24

Wuchang Pagoda.

24

Itinerant Sewing Woman.

24

Vol. 5. No. 2. China and Japan, August, 1878

Legends of Kiukiang.

W. R. K.

25

Ancestral Worship.

M. T. Yates

27

III.

27

IV.

30

Some passages in a Wanderer's Life. By a Tokio Resident.

33

Chapter III.

34

Chapter IV.

38

American Commerce with China.

Gideon Nye

42

Part IV. Commercial Retrospect.

42

Asagao Nikki. The Record of the Morning-Glory. A Japanese tale, translated Expressly for the "Far East." Chapter IX.

H. L.

46

Vol. 5. No. 3. China and Japan, September, 1878

Some passages in a Wanderer's Life. By a Tokio Resident.

49

Chapter V.

49

Chapter VI.

49

Chapter VII.

51

Asagao Nikki. The Record of the Morning-Glory. A Japanese tale, translated Expressly for the "Far East." Chapter X.

H. L.

53

Chapter XI.

54

Outline glimpses of Scenes in a sentimental journey of a young Traveller Among the Chilean Andes, and its Sequel in reveries upon the Great Ocean.

57

American Commerce with China.

Gideon Nye

63

Part IV. Commercial Retrospect.

63

The charm of Fuji-yama.

H. J. B.

67

Scene the first - At house in Yedo.

67

Scene the second - the foot of a mountain, evening, two men talking.

68

Scene the third - Again in Yedo. Hiazaboro knocking at the door.

68

The Illustrations.

68

The Kuan-fu-tsze Miau, Shanghai City.

68

The Gate-keeper of the Kuan-fu-tsze Temple.

69

O Kayo-san.

69

Chefoo.

70

Tung-chow-foo.

70

Punishment of the Cage.

70

A Chinese School.

70

Vol. 5. No.4. China and Japan, October, 1878

Asagao Nikki. The Record of the Morning-Glory. A Japanese tale, translated Expressly for the "Far East." Chapter XII.

H. L.

53

Chapter XIII.

74

American Commerce with China.

Gideon Nye

75

Part IV. Commercial Retrospect.

75

Statement of trade in British Vessels at Canton.

82

Statement of trade in American Vessels at Canton.

84

Some passages in a Wanderer's Life. By a Tokio Resident.

85

Chapter VIII.

85

Outline glimpses of Scenes in a sentimental journey of a young Traveller Among the Chilean Andes, and its Sequel in reveries upon the Great Ocean.

88

The Illustrations.

94

Water fall, near Ningpo.

94

The Anglo-Chinese Artillery, Ningpo.

94

The Taotai of Anching and his family.

94

At Chinkiang.

94

The Kin Lee Yuen Wharf, Shanghai.

94

Vol. 5. No.5. China and Japan, November, 1878

Outline glimpses of Scenes in a sentimental journey of a young Traveller Among the Chilean Andes, and its Sequel in reveries upon the Great Ocean.

95

Asagao Nikki. The Record of the Morning-Glory. A Japanese tale, translated Expressly for the "Far East." Chapter XIV.

H. L.

99

American Commerce with China.

Gideon Nye

101

Part IV. Commercial Retrospect.

101

Legends of Kiukiang.

W. R. K.

108

Some passages in a Wanderer's Life. By a Tokio Resident.

110

The P'ip'a' Ting, or Guitar Pavilion.

108

Chapter IX.

110

Chapter XI.

112

Chapter XII.

113

The Illustrations.

115

Chinese Soldiers with Officer.

115

On the Soochow Creek.

116

Chinese Stage Costume.

116

The Temple of Heaven, Peking.

116

Joss Stone, near Ningpo.

116

Vol. 5. No.6. China and Japan, December, 1878

American Commerce with China.

Gideon Nye

117

Part IV. Commercial Retrospect.

117

Part V. The Political Episode of 1839-1842.

117

Some passages in a Wanderer's Life. . by a Tokio Resident.

125

Chapter XII.

125

Chapter XIII.

128

Asagao Nikki. The Record of the Morning-Glory. A Japanese tale, translated Expressly for the "Far East." Chapter XVI.

H. L.

131

Chapter XVII.

132

Chapter XVIII.

132

Chapter XIX.

133

Chapter XX.

134

A Japanese Ghost Story.

135

The strange story of Inu-Heitaru.

136

The Illustrations.

139

The Fall of the city of Chinkiang-fu.

139

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Contents of volume V. - New Series.
Vol. 5. No. 1. China and Japan, July, 1878
The late Fêng Tsun-kwang.		1
Ancestral Worship.	Yates	3
I. What do they believe in regard to the dead and the future world? .		5
II. The practices of the Chinese in regard to their dead, as illustrative of the foregoing theory.		8
Some passages in a Wanderer's Life. .. by a Tokio Resident.		11
Chapter I.		11
Chapter II.		14
The death of Ota Nobunaga.	G. W.	17
American Commerce with China.	Gideon Nye	19
Part IV. Commercial Retrospect.		19
Poetry: -
The Cloud and its Lining.	E. H. B.	22
"Its is best to be off with the old love, before you are non with the new."	E. H. B.	22
The Illustrations.		23
Opium-Smoking in a private house.		23
The Shanghai General Hospital.		24
The Honan Road Bridge.		24
Wuchang Pagoda.		24
Itinerant Sewing Woman.		24
Vol. 5. No. 2. China and Japan, August, 1878
Legends of Kiukiang.	W. R. K.	25
Ancestral Worship.	M. T. Yates	27
III.		27
IV.		30
Some passages in a Wanderer's Life. By a Tokio Resident.		33
Chapter III.		34
Chapter IV.		38
American Commerce with China.	Gideon Nye	42
Part IV. Commercial Retrospect.		42
Asagao Nikki. The Record of the Morning-Glory. A Japanese tale, translated Expressly for the "Far East." Chapter IX.	H. L.	46
Vol. 5. No. 3. China and Japan, September, 1878
Some passages in a Wanderer's Life. By a Tokio Resident.		49
Chapter V.		49
Chapter VI.		49
Chapter VII.		51
Asagao Nikki. The Record of the Morning-Glory. A Japanese tale, translated Expressly for the "Far East." Chapter X.	H. L.	53
Chapter XI.		54
Outline glimpses of Scenes in a sentimental journey of a young Traveller Among the Chilean Andes, and its Sequel in reveries upon the Great Ocean.		57
American Commerce with China.	Gideon Nye	63
Part IV. Commercial Retrospect.		63
The charm of Fuji-yama.	H. J. B.	67
Scene the first - At house in Yedo.		67
Scene the second - the foot of a mountain, evening, two men talking.		68
Scene the third - Again in Yedo. Hiazaboro knocking at the door.		68
The Illustrations.		68
The Kuan-fu-tsze Miau, Shanghai City.		68
The Gate-keeper of the Kuan-fu-tsze Temple.		69
O Kayo-san.		69
Chefoo.		70
Tung-chow-foo.		70
Punishment of the Cage.		70
A Chinese School.		70
Vol. 5. No.4. China and Japan, October, 1878
Asagao Nikki. The Record of the Morning-Glory. A Japanese tale, translated Expressly for the "Far East." Chapter XII.	H. L.	53
Chapter XIII.		74
American Commerce with China.	Gideon Nye	75
Part IV. Commercial Retrospect.		75
Statement of trade in British Vessels at Canton.		82
Statement of trade in American Vessels at Canton.		84
Some passages in a Wanderer's Life. By a Tokio Resident.		85
Chapter VIII.		85
Outline glimpses of Scenes in a sentimental journey of a young Traveller Among the Chilean Andes, and its Sequel in reveries upon the Great Ocean.		88
The Illustrations.		94
Water fall, near Ningpo.		94
The Anglo-Chinese Artillery, Ningpo.		94
The Taotai of Anching and his family.		94
At Chinkiang.		94
The Kin Lee Yuen Wharf, Shanghai.		94
Vol. 5. No.5. China and Japan, November, 1878
Outline glimpses of Scenes in a sentimental journey of a young Traveller Among the Chilean Andes, and its Sequel in reveries upon the Great Ocean.		95
Asagao Nikki. The Record of the Morning-Glory. A Japanese tale, translated Expressly for the "Far East." Chapter XIV.	H. L.	99
American Commerce with China.	Gideon Nye	101
Part IV. Commercial Retrospect.		101
Legends of Kiukiang.	W. R. K.	108
Some passages in a Wanderer's Life. By a Tokio Resident.		110
The P'ip'a' Ting, or Guitar Pavilion.		108
Chapter IX.		110
Chapter XI.		112
Chapter XII.		113
The Illustrations.		115
Chinese Soldiers with Officer.		115
On the Soochow Creek.		116
Chinese Stage Costume.		116
The Temple of Heaven, Peking.		116
Joss Stone, near Ningpo.		116
Vol. 5. No.6. China and Japan, December, 1878
American Commerce with China.	Gideon Nye	117
Part IV. Commercial Retrospect.		117
Part V. The Political Episode of 1839-1842.		117
Some passages in a Wanderer's Life. . by a Tokio Resident.		125
Chapter XII.		125
Chapter XIII.		128
Asagao Nikki. The Record of the Morning-Glory. A Japanese tale, translated Expressly for the "Far East." Chapter XVI.	H. L.	131
Chapter XVII.		132
Chapter XVIII.		132
Chapter XIX.		133
Chapter XX.		134
A Japanese Ghost Story.		135
The strange story of Inu-Heitaru.		136
The Illustrations.		139
The Fall of the city of Chinkiang-fu.		139