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Texas Cooperative Association
p. of H.

Chartered July 9th, 1873. Capllhi otoch,siVVi"v
Cor. Mechanic 4 elst Streets,
GALVESTON, TEAAs
An agency has been established In the City Of
Galveston, by the Texas Cooperative Associ-
alton, p Of II. which Is, and will be kept II
charge OF the hest agent that can be employed,
under bond Of s25 goo 90. for the faithful as
charge OF his duty; and no care or soiicituuo
will be wanting, on his part 70 secure ioI IA
irons the best terms obtainable In the marker.
VIII give personal attention, On the seiec'
tlops,) for all orders for Dry Gools, 1ry VII
les, Hardware, Farm Implements Fence wire
and Machinery. ...o /.
wool and hides, and oil kinds ofprodnce con-
s,yn al 10 him sind In every way try TO 6ervu
MISUNDERSTANDING him. 10 the best advantage;
il should be understood hat the sgent doe , mo-
keen goods on haud TO I'LL oroers, but by thor
onrh canvass OF the market secures the bes'
bargains to be found. c.,.....,
solicited by u. o. hooHh
Post-onice Box y23. Agens
feb22
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AN ORDINANCE levying an ad valorem
N and poll-tax for the fiscal year A. ID.
1885,
Be It ordained by the City Council of the city
Of Dallas:
Section /. That there shall be and Is hereby
levied an ad val0rtm tax OF one per centun
on all real, personal and mixed property In the
ci of Dallas subject to taxation; also q poll
tax OF one dollar on all male residents OF the
city Of Dallas over the age OF twepty.one
years, and under sixty years OF age. Said
tax Is levied for the fistal year 1850.
Bee. 2. That the Assessor and Collector Is
hereby ordered TO collect said tax In accord
ance with the charter aud ordinances OF the
city OF Dallas.
Sec s. The said nd yaiorem tax is hereby
levied on all shares OF stock as provided by
charter.
sec. L. That this ordinance take effect from
and after Its passage.
Approved April 20, 1850: ..,
Attest: j. M. THuRMOND,
j. b. HEREFORD. Mayor.
City secretary.
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CrOzier e. BOhuy.

Mr.. Leopold Bohny, late proprietor of the
Tivoli hall, after short respite has again
gone into business. He has formeda copart-
nership with Mr.. William Crozier, and their
neat handsome saloon at the corner of Main
and Poydras streets, will be glad to meet all
his old friends, for whom he has cordial
welcome. With The choicest liquors and
.wines, fresh beer always on tap and fragrant
cigars and a cosy, pleasant place at which to
while away leisure hour, Crozier & Bohny's
$ one of the most popular resorts in all the
CITY
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. RUsTEE'ssALE. ny virtue O the pow,

~ RUSTEE'SSAbE.--B y virtue o. the pow
| er in me vested by a certain deed OF trust
executed ans delivered by W. o. Diboil to q:
NJ, Swink trustee, for the beneht OF The Lif5
Association of America, dated the 2sih day
of November, 1874, and duly recorded IN be ok
."Y," PAGES 700 20 az, Dallas county records,
ieGember 9th, 1874, ANVIL appear at large by
said record, which said deed OF trust was exc
"uted aud delivered TO secure amongst other
things certein promissoiy note for the sum
OF four hundred dollars, dated at Dallas, Tex
as, November 2sth, ls7+,payable twelve months
after date TO the order u The Life
Association Of America with cost OF colec-
tom at tue Office OF the said Life Association
OF America. In Dallas, for value received,
with interest from maturity at the rate OF
twelve per cent. per annum, payable semi
annually, which said note was made, execus
ted and delivered by w. o. piboll TO the Lifu
Association Of America, ana which said note
thereon up 70 the 18th day ofMay, 1919. !, 9. M.
Swink, Trustee as aforesaid, viii on Wednes-
day, the 9th day, OF May 1850, at y
and State of Texas at public yendue, to the
highest bidder, for cash, the Following de-
scriped properly, lying and being aituated In
the city and county OF DaIles, ln~the state
Of Texas, and more particularly known and
designated BY thefollowing metes and bounds
to-wit, and being part Of n twenty-one (2ll
acre tract, formerly owned by John III smitt
and Mrs. Ermstne shaw afterwards Mrs
Eflnstlhe COuhjlhg, anu bcA tuulhS Nv "
south corner Of q two t2) acre lot, former
owned by Edward stone, and the north corn
Of the A. b. story three-acre tract, then
south AZ east 10 varas, to corner pos
thence 20 varas north 45a east, o corner poi
thence north 45o west rs vsras, TO corn,
thence south 40 west IS varas, 10 beglnnif
containing one acre, more or less, being TIA
land conveyed and fully described In the
deed OF trust heretofore referred TO. BY yir-
tue OF my power, will execute and deliver q
deed in fee simple of the property sold, to the
purchaser thereof. G.M. bwtNK,
Dallas. April IL, 1880 Trustee
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Reading Notice.

Messrs. w. II. Patterson & Co., the en-
terprising druggists of our city, have been
compelled to order large stock of those
Justly celebrated "Snyder's Curative Pads,
in order to supply the increasing demand on
them.
Since their introduction in this part of the
country the people will have no other Pads
but the "Snyder's Curative Pads" MS they
are all that is claimed for them.
ian24-d&W
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A DVERrl-ERshy addressing Geo. p. Row
"A ell Il Co., 10 spruce St, New York, car
learn the exact rost of any proposed line OF 9d-
yertlsing In American Newspapers; G7-lOO-
page pamahlet, tnc. tehlhiNwlm
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-70O1 is q lucky number, it being that Of
the register red trade mark of Van Bells
"Rye andRock" which is admitted on all
sides to be the greatest known remedy for
lung and throat diseases, and to have met
with unprecedented success whereintroduced.
Iigoes to prove the old saying, there 8
luck in odd numbers" The druggists and
grocers sell it at 81 per bottle, as does the
proprietor. at SO Chambers street, near
Church, New York City.
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t,>%tN 4 year and expeu.es 10 agents. outh
81 | free. Address +. o. Vickery. Angus
Ia Maine.
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Two doors west of the post-office, has one
of the most complete stocks of notions in
Dallas, which he sells at FIVE and ten cents.
The citizens of Dallas should visit his estab.
lishment and take look for themselves and
see what they can buy for little money. The
lowest price good found there in
Northern L
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Notice.

If the citizens in the various parts of the
city will be kind enough to report dead ami
mails at the calaboose, TO the City Marshal OF
Health Officer, Immediately on discovery
they will do good service.
J. L. CARTER, Health Officer.
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From the Quaker city.

E. j. Campbell, of Philadelphia, under
date of October 4, 1879, certified to the
wonderful efficacy of Warmers Safe Pills
and Safe Tonic in removing liver disease
accompanied by chronic constipation and
yellow skin. d&w
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Bailey's Saline Aperlent is q cooling and
refreshing summer drink for dyspeptics. II
don't taste like medicine. Everybody Of
home or abroad should keep 1t.
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Highest prices paid for jury scrip and
United States scrip, by RIcHlRD CoHN,
If 6071 Main street
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as ~ con per day Of home. sample
Nd W SEU worth IS free. Address stir
on a o.. Portland Maine. decl7d&wtf
Herald of Kansas., 1880-04-23
4 sAs PACIFIC ~.
LANDsiLAxD,
KAnsAs 70 Tm yn,


The Leading wheat st,e, !.
InfS7O and The FOurip is..a
The Great Kanssn H.
1878 Was Solid fsr y.
Golden Belta
The celebrated Grain nelt 4
the limestone section " Ce.,.
traversed by the Kansse pSss@
The follOins statements -
the report Of the KanaA1 rnrA
Agriculture for 1878:
WHEAT! Kansas risea ffo.,,.
Wheat State in 1878 pFt6-1I-. y.
bushels spring wheat:
s2.3lS.snl
Rushela Wheat. with
he State under cultiya en4
counties lying In the Geele11
of the Kansas Pacific pree1
bushels. or over Al per cenk -
unreporting counties,
bushels. or As per cent ol
ofW heat in the State, AVt,'
ia the acre. while the ave.
was II bushels per AGRA
Cernl Kansas. the Ponrk
the Union in 1878, pE
hnahels Of Corn. OF
| Grain Belt counties q,
bushels. or 81 rer cent.
of the entire yield Of tn
equally grand showing
ments Of agricultnre.
The foregoing facts ak1~
why 40 per cent Of tie ln
llntion ID the State during
and
a. per cent Of the Inssr
wheat In the State In l6al.
AGolden Belt
| A Farm for Everybedy.-
( 600, csc acres-foF pnle N h
the best land In Amerlcn. 4
ner acre. one-auaTtcf a mi
II wears credit at per cent
terest Tt don't take mneh mor,I ! =
farm on the :Kansa Patift: N
secure 80 acres en- credit. II ,ll !
oash will buy II outright. 1,al = 7
NOR, Land CurmmialioaeE s,ll
,ha Konsas Pacific Hom,,l,
ton which tells about Lan1s.
phe.enption, sbil, Clln,ll M
Stock Raising, Schocll, Nng
nlorers' Tickets, RaieA, nt1 I'LL I
free to all applicants.
Read all you cal salles nDDnI h
aud when you decide tottm n
start right By locating ll
KANSAS PACIFIC RAlLNAks
TT. CAKES, Gen'l cuouinI,n
KANSAS g sII. y
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1880-05-22
Ever Seen in Ottawa,
Manufactured of the Best Material.
ROYCE Of F PaE Y %SR[B!
nl,2l

Stands to-day without equal Has only to he seen TO con
vince YOU Of its merit any of the old styles Instead o
old style Wire Binders sell the Johnston Harvester
with Cord Binder which will do the half the
pee of wire besides avoiding all the annoyance Of wire IN
handling feeding Instead of the old style, back break
ing Suky Flows, | have the only Steel Frame and sec
pnuI, that is ntp fan sale
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The happieSt moment Of q mothers life Is
when she hears others praise her baby, and the
best friend to all mothers is DR.. Bulls Baby Syr-
up, which relieves the sutIerings Of children
caused bv frctiulness and internal pain 1t is free
frn
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MarrtfD

At Whites Hotel on the 18th inst by Arthur Lockwoo
Es,l Mr.. EDw NRD DuuNGA To Miss MARY BARI
both OF town of Waltham.
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1852. 1851.
DR.. J. 0. HARRIS,
real. ESTATE,
INSURANCE.,
Steamsh; p Agent,
NOTARY PUBLIC.

Iowa / .and-, at from So to 81 o per acre.
Io>v, Farms. at from - TO = 5 per acre, on
ten years uuc, per cent. Interest.
Nebraska .aud~, at from $3.50 t" 5000
per acre.
1.-,, I .nd-. at from = = to = > per acre anG
FtRNS in Erb,k ard Han,As from - 10 SO per acre
Texas Lands. near to market, at nom = 10 . 5
rcr acre. Western Texas Lands az DDc pcrhtfe
Illinois Farms, at from - . to 500 per acre
city Lots. at frsm s 100 to $500.
Dwellings. at from ssiOO 20 $4,000.
I}u-inoe,- Property at lowest rates
- Remember that the hnrd times" are rapidly passing
away nanes1 in general is improving real estate mas a
yanCCd materially in the larger ces, anu Is certain 10 AZ
vance here Buy now, whilC prices ar" al bottom tGui"s
Insurance written NJ current rates IN The berry bcst
American forcgn-hre life, accident or ma
rue There no better companies IN ts or any o'heI
country than those represented BY me.
Ocean steamship Tickets at ,swcf rates and
by the best lines.
Name r,,or, and information free fch2l
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,cessful aspirantais so certain to be fiattencd
,,out under a colossal Democratic majority next

1 The plstol.maRia among small boys continues
Itude Of accidents. On Tuesday evening last an
Eother illustration OF the usual results occurred,
when two lads named McGarr in Centre Ottawa,
were shot--,he one in the hand by the uneXpect.
ed explosion Of the pistol the other in the shout
der by the same hall after it had passed through
his brothers hand. Their mother Immediately
captured the weapon and proceeded to pound it
to pieces greatly to the disgust OF an advcntur-
Gus bcvy Of luOkers.on. Another lads mother,
named Bailey, found seven shooter on her boys
person and sold it-a proceeding causing instant
declaration of war.
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1I.3if0.

NAV TO- STANTON 5. FBEuSOL, aged l6 years. bcioye
~on Of A. Ebprsul Funeral from his late residence, M
6as Cottage Avenue wednesday, 18th Inst, hy car
to OAK Woods. -ChicdgO Times, l2h.
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the ten thousand altar routes. He also fa-
vored limiting the discretion OF tho Depart
ment and so preventing abuses but no aid
not think tho bill NJ TWAS framed would ac-
oomplish that.
Mr. Cannon, Of Illinois, advocated the bill,
and Mr. Haskell, Of Kansas, opposed II.
Mr.: liawley, Of Connecticut severely
criticized the action OF tho department as an
OPEN defiant violation Of tho statutes, which
warranted the impeachment of the officers.
Messs, Blackburn and Baker had tho
clerk read tho amendments which they pro-
pose 10 Offer 10 the bill,
The committee then rose mud tho House
adjourned,
The following memorials were pres nted
BY Mr., III. Lane, Of Maryland, and appro-
priately referred Memorial of H. Whteman,
praying for the removal OF tho tax ON paper
and for tho special duty on printing type.
Memorial OF the Wholesale grocers praying
for law 70 prevent tho adultoration Of food.
Mr.. Beole, of Virginia, from the Committee
on Manufacturers, reported bill to prevent
the adulteration Of articles Of food and drink.
Printed and recommitted.
Mr. Blcknell, Of Indiana, chairman of tho
Committee on Presidential Elections, reported
back n joint resolution amending the consti-
tuition as 70 the election of President and
Nice-Presidcnt. Printed and recommitted.
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DRY GOODS.
.BUYNOW!

The price OF every description Of goods rapidly advancing noony
in this country but Europe Manufacturers find ready market for
their entire products and working day and night supply the
Increased demand and OF impose their terms We
cg circulars daily notifying of increased prices and combinations
among manufacturers of certain goods to exact uniform terms
The manufacturer who first increased his price two months
making second advance and the who had surplus
stock hand Now Years. joining the greedy manuac
turors ."
The living seriously advanced great
surplus the country and naturally enough tho price labor only
slightly the cease but il the prosperity Of tho manufacturing in
teret tho country is at all permanent the price Of labor will be the
next to advance aud consequently another advance
We BUY NOW for other North Texas
destined TO population several already familiar
readers and have made largely increased preparations vastly
increased trade We know that large trade only possible by
selling small profits The reader ask goods advnng
in price, why BUY NOW rather than later higher
figures? The is simple the public buy that
may be able all possible demands the future and for the add
tona that accumuang stock advancing
dsorgned market Possibly we knew the advance would
and could then sell entire stock, might be
tempted make the effort but by selling rapidly able sell
close and interest capital invested rent
aeo Besides selling rapidly better acquainted with
the market and where the limit the loss is comparatively small
whereas the risk holding goods for increased prices would forfeit the
good of patrons and the long become real dment
business.
Our advertisements prepared and published the of
well and while might sell
here and there offering bargains greatly reduced prices
possibly the formerly conscious that do
the face the increased of goods In the article Boots
and Shoes hides higher tanning higher all varieties leather
higher by they higher nails are higher
the machine by which they made higher Shoe higher
backing polishing materials higher and labor
Here dozen articles Boots Shoes that
creased prices goods there
profits be made and wooden goodseven The
wcome and perhaps before the when prices will be steady
butt will not this spring therefore all sincerity and
candor, BUY NOW. SANGER BROS.
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WASHINGTON.
The Star Service Bill Brings Abau. Lively Dis
cussiOn as to the Workings OF the Post
Office Department, Eto.-Miscel-
laneous Matters.

Washington, Feb. 25.-The President sent
the following nominations to the Senate
Henry Stone, of Indiana, to be United States
Consul at Pesth; Jas. Bettiebelle, Virginia,
Collector of Customs of the District OF
Yorktown.
THE TEXAS AND MEXICAN RAILROAD.
The House Committee on Railways and
Canals agreed this morning to report favora-
bly, to the House of Representatives Mr..
Upson's bill authorizing the Secretary OF
War to contract with the San Antonio &
Mexican railroad company for the immedi-
ate construction of railroad from
San Antonio to point on the
Rio Grande at or near the town of Laredo,
for the purpose of establishing q
postal and military highway from the
United States military headquarters at San
Antonio to the Mexican border. The bill
provides that the Secretary Of the Treasury,
in the name OF the United States, shall en-
dorse the bonds of the company to the ex-
tent Of $4,000 per mile of
the whole to be constructed,
but not exceeding the total of s., 400, 1000, the
bonds to be made payable in United States
coin thirty ears after date with interest, the
United States to be secured by first mortgage
on the railway to be constructed with its
building equipments and telegraph lines
necessary for its operation, with the
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RUssIA's RULER,
Tho Sense OF Insecurity In Every Direction
An Important State Paper in Course ofPublica.
u-SpeCuation "a to What II IL.

London, Feb, 25.-The Moscow Gazette
demands the appointment of n dictator tho
more chectually to crush Nhilism.
ALFoSsos woULD-BE ASSASSIN.
A Madrid dispatch says that the Court of
Appeals has confirmed the sentence on
ottcro, the would-bo assassin ofthe King.
BARK SUNK.
Tho bark Strathmore, bound for Mel
BONNIE, from London, was sunk by collision.
There were sixteen persons drowned.
ASSEMBLING TROOPS. a,
II Is stated that Persia is actively assem-
bling troops to march on Herat
GERMAN ARMY BILL.
A Berlin dispatch states that at an audi
encegivcn by Emperor William to the Presi-
dent ofthe Reichstag, his majesty declared tho
passage of the army bill absolutely necessary
for Germany's defensive power
COMPRESSED THE CRIME.
A Paris dispatch says that Hartman con-
fessed that he was engaged in the attempt 10
kill the Gar at Moscow.
FULL OF FEAR.
A ST. Petersburg dispatch to the Times
says: There is a sense of insecurity in every
direction here, and while there Is great fear
that something will happen before the an
niversary Of the Emperor's accession TO the
throne, there is also settled idea which is
destined, probably, to be- disappointed,
that the Gar will proclaim something now
on that occasion. The most important fact
connected with the latter expectation is that
very important State documents are in course
of publication, in the printing Of
flee of the fourth section. A.
certain number of trustworthy men
have been working at these papers for three
weeks. The contents thereof are kept . pro-
found secret and under an order that
| nothing shall leak out. The print
ers arc kept in charge Of
officers, under lock and key. This proves
that something unusual is being prepared,
but as it was begun prior to the explosion ia
the Winter palace that event may have
somewhat changed the good intentions If
the Car"
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UNHAPPY REsULTgrRoM DRUNKENNESS

New York, Feb. 25.-A Wheeling, Wes!
Virginia, special says that last night Frank
Howe and Walter Riggs, of Belaire, and
John Reiz, of West Wheeling, while cross
ing the Ohio river in skif, become engaged
in quarrel and during the melee Reiz was
thrown from the sbiff and drowned. Riggs
and Howe are in Jail pending the examination.
Riggs Is prominent property owner OF
BeIaire, Ohio, and all the men we're drunk.
The body of Reiz has not been recovered.
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MARRIAGE OF MISS pFoUTs.

Special to the Herald.
Austin, Feb. 25. = Mr.. Alonzo Miliet''
wealthy cattle-owner of this city, was mar
ried here by Rev. 7. B. Lee to-day 70 miss
Mollie Pfouts, daughter of Mr.; T. ;. and
Mrs. Hattie Pfouts, of Dallas. The happy
pair left at once for Dallas.
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FROM AUSTIN.
Deficiency Warrants Paid-Governor Roberts and
Lady Visit Tyler-Tho Banes Brothers
Granted Bail.
Special to the Herald.

Special to the Herald.
Austiu, Feb. 25.-Twenty thousand dollars
of deficiency warrants were paid to-day.
Governor Roberts and lady leave to-mor-
row on visit to Tyler.
The Eanes brothers were granted bail.
The action of Justice Lee was by no means
approved.
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AN BDMUNDs BOOM.

Montpelier, Vt, Feb. 25.-The Republican
convention has adopted q resolution fsvorlng
Mr. Edmunds for President.
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FROM SAN ANTONIO.
Mescalaros and Apache Indians on the War Path
The Cavalry in Pursuit Generals Ord
and Canales to Make a Tour
Of Texas Cities.
Special to the Herald.

Special to the Herald.
San Antonio, Feb. pa special to the
Express from Eagle Pass contains the follow
ing: A large body of Mescalaros and Apa-
che Indians are reported as depredating in
the country between Piedras Negras and
Lantero. The cavalry have gone in pursuit
from Piedras Negras and will cooperate with
cavalry from Fort Duncan. A large number
of Mexicans have been killed.
TOUR OF TEXAS.
General Canales and other Mexican off,
cials high in command are expected to return
with General Ord, now at Corpus Christi,
and make a tour Of the principal Texas
cities.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-10-30

CHRISTIANITY AND THE HIEDoos. The
converted Hindoo, the Rev. Baboo Ram
Chandra Bose, who has been addressing
camp-meeting audiences in Maryland, ex-
plains how difficult it is to argue with his
couutrymen on religion. They say a man
must be God to prove there is God
that time spent in prayer is lost time.
They will agree that men should be good
citizens, and that they should do all the
good they can, but that is all. This is an
improvement on Buddhism, which was es-
tablished 500 years before Christ. The
Buddhists say that as there is no ain, no
sacrifice was necessary. Ancient Buddhist
led virtuous life, but only to release
them from some transmigratory, anterior
sin. Christian morality is unselfsh
Buddhism is intensely selfish and believes
in self-deliverance. They believe in the
existence of evil, but hope to obtain delay
from punishment by going about doing
good, and that is all that's necessary and
yet, with all this, there are men who dare
stand up and compare Buddha with Jesus
Christ. The converted Hindoo states that
Christianity is spreading in India. Thirty
years ago Jesus of Galilee was openly
abused now, even in the newspapers ne
is acknowledged as almost divine. There
is scarcely man in India who would abuse
him now. They even now believe him to
be the greatest of all prophets
Plato or Confucius.