{"newspaper_name": "Holly Springs gazette.", "edition": "01", "page": "p1", "byline": ""}
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PUTTING on AlRs.-Now- donl put OF
such airs and refuse to speak TO an cd ac-
qualn,ance. What If he Is poor and his
coat is out at the elbow and patch on his
knee2 lie is tirtuous and Industrious. and
has the name Of an exceilent citizen When
he addresses you pleasantly. don, look so
spi,efal md act 81 much like hog Don'I
snap al h.m as f he were rattlesnake that
would bite you. How very foolish il i In
yon-and we wish you could perceive it
to pu. on So much grace and affectalion.-
Did you ever thInk that you must die and
your body mingle with the common dust
Nor you would not be naughty The
thought of death. the cofia. the cold grave
and the crawling worms that will feast Oh
human flesh. is enough TO humble the mos,
exalted and bring them to themselves.


Il there is a despicabie character IN God' ;
dominions, or out Of ,hem. il Is proui.
self important aristocratic, Indifferent sort
of a fool, who is afraid to trace back his an>
cestors 10 two generations. We know sew
eral such, and have watched their manGl
vres Tor The sake OF a hearty laugh. Il is
amusing very--to hear them speak. They
know every thing and a little more.


But enough.-we have given such fel
lows more room n our columns than they
deserve. They should be treated with ST.
lent contempt.-P0rtiand Battefin.