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Nashville Dry goods Market.

Market very quiet and prices unchanged
in every particular. We quote as follows:
Wamsutta SC; Bedford SC;
Arn0l&'s &c; Freeman's 9kc; Amoskeag,
9Jc; Gamers lie; ALIENS liz; Ameri-
can lie; Dunneis lie; Gloucester lie !;
Sprague's lie; Washington lie; solids
lie; double pinks and puppies 12c.
BROWN SHEETINGS AND SHIRTINGs.-
Quilt liuings 7t61Oc; Virginia family I, 10;
Augusta do 10ac; Augusta ] lie. Granite
vile f'I1Sc; E4ebI2nd Do PC; Augusta A
13c; Graniteville do liz; lsi&44s4l 60
13c; Nashville "A sheetings l5c; Allen
dale 10-4 37.c.
BLEACHED SHEETINGs AND SHIRT
IEes.-Methnen I 10c; Montrose do lie;
American ; l2Sc; Boot TO l0c: Reynolds
Al l5c; Hope do 1870; LeIlsoG4e do lie;
VelOcipede do zoe; What Cheer do zoe;
Gold Coin do 224c; Allendale 104 doc.
BLEACHED AND BROWN DRILLs.-Masse
besic brown 15c; Peppereu do 16; Stark
4 60 1Sc; Great Falls do 16c; Pepperen
bleached 19c; Ea4m+kesss Satteen lSc; Nash
vile drills 155c.
BED TICKs.-Conestoga @ G A 18c;
Conestoga G T 225c; Gold Medal do Csc;
Omega A do 27bc; do A G A 32ac; Roam
oke Doc; Minnehaha 374c.
SPOOL THREAD-Coates' and Clark's
to TIC.
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ouRRENCY AND ExCHANeE.

Money is getting to be in good demand
and we believe the tanks do not fully meet
the demands. There is, however, consid-
ersbls discouuting done on short time st the
rate of ten per cent. per annum.
Exchange on New York is firm. The
banks bug at par and sell at $500 pc,
thousand premium.
GOLD AND SILVER
Gold closed in New York at I15s. For
the small lots offered here, our dealers pay
I15, while they hold at ZIG. Silver is taken
at los for halves and quarters.
GOVERNMENT BONDS.
Government funds are off fraction. The
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New Advertisements.

Wet nurse wanted.
Teacher wanted.
Horse strsyed.
Continuation wood-worker for sale.
County and Nashville corporation bonds
for sale.
Administrat!iX notice.
See important notice by the agent OF
Southern Express Company.
Sale of stock and fixtures of the Tennes-
see Iron Car Roofing Company, Sept. L.
See divorce notice.
Sale of unclaimed freight and packages.
DR.. LightfOot practices in Edgefeld and
vicinity.
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G.EYorYhodY Takes IT,

There were three petitions FOR divorce
fled in the Circuit Court yesterday, to-wit:
Lethe Bullock vs.. Allen Bullock; Jane
Stokard vs.. VIM. Stockard; James Young
VS.. Elizabeth Young, the latter parties
colored.
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RAILROAD TINE TABLE.

Sc. Louis and southeastern RaflWay.
Fast st. Louis Express leaves Nashville $40 Am
St Louis Express daily zoo Pm
Express trains arrive at Nashville at 7:lO AN
CLIO P. n.
tennessee and Pacific Railroad.
aNo. Leaves Lebanon at: .7:ooA.N.
Arrives at Nashville at..e:10 A. H
Leaves Nashville at. .4S0 P. n.
~~Arriyee at Lebanon at. $40 P. II.
Prices StageleaVe Lebanon at 7:3Oo'ciock An
st Lebanon at O'Clock P. II. on Mondays, We'd
esdays and Fridays.
Nashville, Chattanooga, Memphis and
81. Louis Railway.
leaves 145 N and nd Sc Sn 4
smphIs and st. Louis
arrives. $500 A. n. and $3.50 p. II.
The 500 P. NJ, and l:45- A. H. trains ran
daily.
Southern Railroad.
Leave Staten on North College street at 300
AN, daily and 1:35 P. NJ, Daily except SUNDAY
Arrives at 700 A. M, and 4:4o P n.
<sThe 1875 P. II. train does not stop at any point
between Nashville and Gallstin, except Edge
field junction.
sGalIa1Ia Accommodation, Daily.
Leaves Nashville. p H.
Louisville and Fashvilie and Great
Southern acknowledgements oAo
Decatur Division.
LeayeL L. s. N. Depot, North College street,
Going South-7:20 AN; sos P N. =
Arrive Horth-4:40 AM; LES Pm.
Through trains arrive and depart from Louis
Vile and Nashville Depot, North College street;
Passengers ear take trains at Louisville and
Nashville Depot or Nashville and Chattanooga
Depot 49, con :.
COLUMBIA AoCoMMoDATIoS-DeaVes $50 2.
NJ arrives 9:f5 AN from L. & N. Depot, North
College street.
kouiSvtIIe and Cincinnati Snort Line
Railroad.
Trains leave AndRrriVe ct Louisville AsfolloWs:
LEAVE. ARRIVE.
Eastern Fast Line, except
SuDdAT.....ss.s.....'s' o.VO A. - 80 :.
Eastern Express, daily. sob ?. n Az'SV r Ii
Eastern Night Express,
DAILY. Il'OO - - N'AN ~ =
Lexington NAL, except
Sunday...........sr... 81 A IL LOU As H'
Lexington Express excsr
Sunday.............-.' 2-oO 2 H. O'Oo 70 A'
Shelbyville Mail, except
Sunday. o:5O A. M Clio A. NJ
Sheibyville Expre's, except
SunGdy.sss ......'...s.. o.u0 Z H'' gov 80
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sale ofUncIaimed Packages.

This will be an interesting day to those
who on former occasions have drawn for
tunes in Capt. Thatcher's big lottery. As
agent of the Adams and Southern Express
Companies be offers to-day to the highest
bidder the unclaimed packages, and big
pile awaits the lucky man.
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Trunks, Yalises and Satehels in great
variety, elegant, substantial and cheap, at
VIM. Dunstead's Trunk Store, 81 North
College street, between Union and Church,
Sewanee Block. ia6 n
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nashville 1--we Stock Market.

CATTLE-Butfe few coming in and demand
light. We quote at 264c.
SHEEP-We quote at S1.50d4.00 per
head, and no demand.
L.A4B5-,n Iar demand, and averages
of 90 pounds sell readily at SIC per H.,
gross. Common neglected and nominal a.
S1.5062.00 per head.
HoGs-No arrivals and no demand.
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The new boys trousers, copper fastened
throughout, and plated at the knee so as to
be impregnable to friction, are known as
the "knee plus ultra"
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We continue to close out our Summer
Goods and all other Dry Goods, Notions,
etc, at small profits. Hogan Bros, Union
street. ivI3 3t
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Memphis E7arkafa-
CITY Notices.

DR.. j. Il. LIGHTFOoT offers his ser
vices to the citizens Of Edgefsld and yiein-
lty in the practice Of bis profession. Office
at the Drug Store. i716 Iw
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We know we sell good goods at smaller
profits than others do. Hogan Bros, Union
street. iV13 81
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John Stone was arrested on peace war
rant yesterday, and required by Justice
Everett to give bond TO keep the peace for
six months.
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Finest stock of Shirt Fronts in the eity
at Hogan Bros, Union street. jyI3 st
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lands, Liverpool. Sad. 10Xd. 9@9Sd.
These figures indicate decrease in cot
ton in sight tonight of 9l,7S5 bales, COM
pared with. the same date of 1872, and an
increase of 159, bales as compared with
the corresponding date of 1871.
MOVEMENTS OF COTTON AT THE INTER
roR PoRTs.-Below we give the movements
of cotton at the interior ports-receipts and
shipments for the six days, and stock to-
night:
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For Hats, Caps and Gents Furnishing
Goods call at % North Cherry street. No
charge for Beas0ais Illustrated. Call and
get a copy. jeItf
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az; calf sewed s262.5C; serge balmorals
$l.2562.75; ladies' serge polish kid foxed
$263.OO, ladies' serge kid foxed, buttoned
$2.2563.50.
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Full line of EmbrOideries always on
hand at Hogan Bros, Union street.
iV13 81
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fair and market firm; good ordinary 166
161c; low middling 1801S.c; receipts for
the past day 1872 bales; shipments for the
last "a hours 165 bales; stock 10,430
haIas
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BANKING.

NAPO8iTe REOEIVED AND IHTER1HE
~ allowed thereon; loans negotiated, collec-
lions made, and General Banking buslnsss trsni'
sc,e6. JAM 1y
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New York Dry Goods Make.

NEW YORK, July 15.-Dry goods
Business improving with commission
houses but iobbing trade continues dull.
Brown and bleaohed cottons moving more
freely from first hands. Utica wide bleached
sheetings reduced &c per yard. Ions iale
Hope and Blackstone A A advanced half
cent on flannels in demand from agents at
about cent less than last years prices.
Shifting fannels reactive. F oreign goods
stagnant.
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Foreign Markets.

LONDON, July Is, P. M-Consols for
money 92s692II; on account 92I692s;
5-2O's, 1866, 93s; do. 1867, 932; do. 1O.40's
9O41; new POS 9Os. Erie 47s. Rate of
discount for three months bills in open
market 3 below bank rate. Amount of
bullion gone into the Bank of England on
balance to-day f24000.
PARIS, July 15.-Rentes 56f zoe.
LIVERPOOL, July Is. - Breadstuffs
quiet.
ANTWERP, July 15.-ReGned petroleum
21If
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steam &c. Bulk shoulders 7s675e; clear
rib and cl ar 9sc; loose &c higher packed.
Whisky firm at Ole.
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New York General Market.
Baltimore Markets.

BALTIMORE, July 15.-Flour quiet
aud steady; superine $4.5065.25; extra
$667l family $7.5OG9 90. Wheat firm
and scarce and unchanged. Corn; mixed
western dull at 56c. Oats frmer and
scarce; mixed western SOC; white Sc.
Rye quiet at 70675c. Mess pork firm at
S17.50617.75. Bulk meats scarce. Bacon
irmer. Lard dull at Sa68ac. Butter I'M
changed. Whisky scarce and firm at
95ad94e.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-07-18
LOCAL MISCELLANY.
CUsTOM-HoUsE BURDENS.

AN OPPRESSIVE ORDER ISSUED TO MP0RTERS-lN-
DIGNANT REMONsTRANcE AND QUALIFICATION OF
THE DEMAND.
In every bonded warehouse of the city
Government officer stationed, whose duty is stated TO
be look after the merchandise stored Within to sec
that goods arc removed without the duty has nrSt
been paid TO keep an account Of the merchandise re-
moved and entered and to that the sampng OF ar
ces n bond is not abused and large quantities abstract
ed under pretense OF testing their quality. 10 stated
that the sampng Of goods has Of late been abused ana
quantities dutiabe merchandise in this manner have
evaded the payment Of the Government tax In every
however such abuse is declared 10 havo occurred
either with the connivance or through the negligence OF
the Government officer in charge Of the warehouse and
the remedy proposed by the merchants was the simple
one of having efficient inspectors appointed IN place OF
the negligent ones. But the Custom-house oinclas
deemed another course the best, and accordingly ssueu
an order requiring the importers and merchants " oD
tain special permits from the Customhouse Tor every
article which they desired TO have sampled Inc ioO"
ing IL a copy Of the order:
CUsToMHoUsE, N Y, COLLECTORS OFFICE, June % 1870
storekeepers hereby notified that no goods remain
ing within bonded warehouses are 10 be allO"eu W
be sampled at any time except those bearing the marks
specified upon the sample permit any st4fekSeRer t u
fTingng this order will be- recommended 10 the C0ector
for dismissal s. p RUSSELL, Supt. Warehouse Dept
Each Of these permits costs 20 cents piece and as
there are about bonded warehouses in the city each
Of which average 80 articles sampled day. the amount
obtained from the importers III tus Hldhct III oiSO
wear would be nearly 100000 Great Inconvenience To
Inc merchant resulted from this ORDER as requires
him to send the Customhouse whenever purchaser
desires to look his goods This incurs delay as well
| "a eyponse and created so much indignation that
large number OF merchants have beseged the Collectors
Office every day since the order went INTO efect ana
asked that it be fescnded. Their responsiveness nave
become numerous and urged with 50 much earnest
ness that the order has been modified so az 10 Apply 70
cargo OF goods but il is still stated 10 he onerous az
permits will have 10 DO obtained for every aduuonai
invoice goods. Upon application TO the custom Oac
10 was ascertaned that the directions Tor the ISSUING oI
the circular gnated at Washington COlectot ArlhuI
dsclamin1 responsibility for the order IL - steu Ny
some that the Government authorized the dlIeel97 "
be issued on account OF the representations nc ~
! Thomas Murphy and members OF the CuStoil-noi5,o
Ring and IL is doubted whether any OF the pIoCeeu
received have found their way into the CLIteu S4Ie9
| Treasury.
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and reverenty thank Heaven that II .ns otut1 times
the stream OF life thenceforth has no sucn swI hi
Tossing fempestnous oddes as this to threaten snip
wreck 10 their new-found happiness; they Gross tne
Is that marriage spans the chasm--oh so
wide even when seemed nearest 10 one hn0tner :,
which once separated they go down into he CaFo VI
the Winds; but the chief pleasure OF the expedtiou &
ssts In the fact that II gives the bride chahce " o
to her fond protector closely, ana the
chance to soothe sustain and her agltattcIT
frame" Then they return to the nOIoI,
tired bu. happy and when they sit down 10 dtnuer
the bridegroom however closely he may keep MS sva
seems to fairly hover his blushing cOmpanlon-I9
attentive by half for old married man, as ne Woud
have people think him. Niagara Is certainly dehknu
place which make wedding trip, ana no one heeu
be afraid OF discovery for more than likely threequa
those whose critical inspection one ereads AT
meal times going through the same delightfully."- a"A-
ward experience -. -.
In conclusion let me advise those who contemplate
visit to the Falls not to make any estimate OF expenses
before starting. You will not come anywhere near inc
right total II figure up the items never so carety
Above ALL don't suppose that you can board at elther
of the principal hotels this side for - 80 per ua
because they advertise that price In the tourists guide
books and railroad pamphlets. There Is nothing so u-
pleasant as disappointment III you are going TO niagara
take all the money you have, aud II II Is not enough you
come away sooner than you expected. lt Is saIe
rule to buy yOurreturn ticket as you get there
also put few dollars in out OF the way pocket ana
forget about It, you Will then have the enjoyment OF
pleasant surprise when you find that you have some
left, after all.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-07-18
THE COURTS.
CIVIL NOTES.

Judge Daniels issued writ OF habeas cor
pus yesterday in Supreme Court Chambers IN the case
OF O man named Samuel Schmidt who was recently
arrested under the HaDitual Criminals Act.
Ex-Judge Whitley moved, yesterday, IN Su-
preme Court Chambers, before Judge Daniels to va
cate the order OF arrest from the Court Of Oyer and
and Col Blood. Decision has been reserved
A number of applications were made TO
Judge Daniels, in Supreme Court Chambers, yesterday.
FOR orders against Controller Green compelling him u
appear and show why he should be cOmmltod
10 the County jail In LudlOwst for contempt OF Court
VIM NJ Graham, exPresident of the Wall
kill National Bank, charged with embezzlng about
100000 from that bank, released yesterday In
$4,000 bail by Commissioner Shields. His bondsmen ara
Samuel s. Graham, Mary Graham, d. Terry Graham,
Geo. Il. Graham and W. H. Wood MI GIahdm has
been IN jan for some months.
An order was granted q few days ago IN the
Supreme Court, Chambers, By Judge Daniels command
ing the Board Of AppOrtonment 10 show cause wy an
appropriation should not be made sufficient to pay mo
salaries OF the judges Of the Supreme Court OF tins dis
frct from April 80 70 June H. the fu rate OF N5CO
and not the reduced rate Of $4,000 Yesterday, "heh
the case called for argument, Mr. fUrhcr oI tho
Board stated that the had been disposed VI, no
appropriation asked for having been made. MI j. H.
strahan appeared for the REALTORS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-07-18
THE LATE ErHELBERT s. MILLS.
MINUTE OF THE BROOKLYN ART ASSOCIATION

MINUTE OF THE BROOKLYN ART ASSOCIATION.
The Board of Trustees and Council OF the
Brooklyn Art Association met yesterday morning auu
adopted the following minute
In presence OF the sudden and painful event by wc
we arc convened this morning the death OF ME- LIue
bert g. Mills drowned while bathing az Coney lsahu
We the Trustees and Council OF the Bro0hy AIt Aso
ation the sadness which not only Expresses te
personal friends OF Mr. Mills, but when "esns IN is
measure every citizen aware OF me rare uu
forces which now Withdrawn from tne puplo 81
vice. shadow falls upon the city, IN lhc uloItsec
removal from In the fullness OF MS powers OF Ou %
attractive and engaging in his personal qualities WINE
active enthusiastic, unWearled ana culClcA ia pau
ming for and promoting the public welfare.
But as officers aud members OF the Art AssoclatiOn
with which Mr. Mills has been lnuuentlaIy cOuheCUoj
from its beginning, and OF which De mas Dee LOT eFtId
wears past the hOnOred and successful President ours IS
also peculiar sadness. The loss involved III hIs re-
noval from this institution, which he loved 80 much
and for which he bad worked so faithfully ana SO IIt
fully, seems simply rrcpar1be. We cannot reVertI 10
the many meetings for consultation concerning Is III
teres IN which his wise and courageous spirit mas Deen
always manifest, or to the delightful puDuc fecepU9As
which have owed so much ms tact and taste, land TO
his skill in combining and happily hafmohlzlhg lhe
choicest elements ia our society, without ieehhs our
loss. The papabe gloom OF this dark eclipse VIII rest
long the hearts Of those who have here known ana
hOnOred Mr. Mills, and Oh the institution with Wlich
his and fame IN the city have been largely lGeh
titled. -. 49,
the heavens, In this calamity we oher the assurance OF
our deep sympathy with them in their intense and over
wheming SORROW and OF our prayer that me Goi Oh al
grace and consolation Will comfort ana sustain thcm
To all the Institutions which nave suffered III IKE hiu-
ner If equally with Us III TINS bereavement, we e&-
pres, our regret the heavy loss which they also are
In comnemoration of Mr. Muls's most noble abors for
this institution this minute Is Incorporated win our
permanent records. that 10 may testify to others IN COM
ing time our gratitude ana our grief
Arrangements have been made for the funeral which
will take place at p to-day from the Second Unitar
ian Church at Clinton and Congress-sts
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-07-18
FALSE PRETENsEs.

Matthew Metzler OF No. 100 FultOn-st was
arragned before Justice BiYby, at the Tombs Police
Court, yesterday, charged with false pretenses, by
Henry GOsweyer, wine merchant OF No. 176 Fultonst
The complainant alleges that MotzeT IA June last pur-
chased 1898 worth OF wine from him credit represent
ing that he OF the saloon No 100 Fulton ST.
for which he said he had paid $500. The complainant
believed the story from seeing the name, IN Metzcr"
n signboard over the door and Mctzlcr himself be-
hind the bar; but when Metzler refused pay the bill
presented, and the complainant had sued him and OBJ
tanned Judgment against him. it discovered that
Melzer was employed only as barkeeper and that tue
saloon owned by his vile, Mary, whose initial
on the sgnbOard The accused committed.
A warrant issued by Justice BlXDy, IN the TOmbs
Police Court yesterday afternoon, for the arrest Of
Moses alias Jacob Mannheim, now Ia Ludlow-st JAM
charge OF false pretenses, preferred by W. Chisholm
Il Co OF No. l47 Broadway. It appears from the
plant that the accused obtained goods worth s75 90
DAYS credit from Chisholm CO. In Jane. by falsely
represenug himself 10 be worth slOJ0 and also bo
the principal OF Mannheim & CO.. dealers In millinery
aud hair goods. ut Milford, Mass. Moses will DO
arrAiguod to-day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-07-18
John PAUL ON FILIAL DUTIES.

JOHN PAUL ON FILIAL DUTIES.
sARArOGIANs A LAw-ABIDING AND CHURCH-GOEG
PEoPLE-TBE RELATIONS OF FATHER AND son AS
SEEN IN TIE wALwoRTH CAsE-sOME GOOD
WORDS FOR FATHERS-APOETICALR "REMINISCENCES.
IRON An OCCASIONAL CORREsPOSDENroP THE TRIBUNE J
SARATOGA, July 10.-0ne reason, perhaps, of
There not being greater rush 70 Saratoga this season
The feeling the villagers have in the Walworth matter
Easy enough TO imagine the objection which the head
Of family naturally has 10 Lrlnging his children where
II might become impressed upon them that under any
possible combination OF circumstances they would be
doing a meritoriOus action in killing him. Let me
premise that like the residents Of Saratoga very much
IN the main find them awabiding, water drinking,
ehurchgong, TRIDUSEbuying people. They have not
given many parties in my honor, perhaps, as they
should have given 1t may be that they have not
come forward 10 offer the Of their horses and
carriages for drives 10 the Lake quite so freely
would have been gratifying TO one oOnsttutOnaly
opposed 70 walking and morally set against hiring
teams am. Sul, they have my esteem and respect
When ] make living nowhere else, 1 am deter
mined TO mere and settle-possibly start news
paper Judson and Richie both tell me that this Is
what they came TO- ana may have 10 come 10 il yet
ia not afraid TO trust myself among the saraogans
But in the matter Of this Walworth affair scarcely
think the saratoau head is level On talking with very
many villagers find the prevailing sentiment 10 be
that Frank Walworh has been too severely punished
for paratively trivial Ohense-a boyish folly
as were. Understand start in with sentimental
preudces the subject There is deal OF cant about
what you owe 10 "the author Of your being" and all
that which won't hold water IL has never been clear 70
my mind that simply 20 have been tho author OF ones
being gives exaggerated claim upon that beings love
and reverence, unless there are other conditions.
Bringing the thing down 10 point not
mieroscOpcaly fine, It would probably turn out
that the elder Mr. Caruthers had the younger
MI Caruthertvery little In contemplation until the
younger Mr.. Caruthers became an established fact.
5tarog with the orthodox proposition alone that exist
enee enlaAs upon innumerable chances Of dansa-
ton, DO not know that existence ia itself may be con
sdered boon Tor the betowal Of which any clam
gratitude could be made y ue True to Onentals have
a supcrsndous reverence for parents simply because
they are parents and there no reason 20 suppose thar