INTERMEDDLING.
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There is strange disposition in some men
TO mind every ones business but their own.--
10 such cases their own generally suffers II
is sheer envy that would build itself up, BY
running, or striving to ruin, others. Every
man that is engaged in lawful and proper
business, is . servant Of God. and also SER
want Of his race. and 'surely il u.s. as one re-
marked several centuries ago. nothing better
than Judas's plot 10 disturb and afilict such
a one in the discharge Of his duties.'


Let every one mind his own business. and
please his neighbor for his good TO edifying.-
Those who depart from this course do invari-
ably get themselves into unpleasant Difficult


Mr.. Alcohol is one Of the greatest movers
10 iutermeddlng we ever knew. Let him have
influence. and he'll sci every man at varience
with his brethren, and put the whole world in
to most dreadful bother. Al the song says,