Picture Of a Mean Man.
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We cut the following piece from
one of Dow, Jr's patent sermons:


My friends, too many of you Getty
folks especially are over inclined to
meanness. know some who are so
vastly little--ifI may be allowed to
use the term-that, when they are
brushed from earth into the devils
dust pan, the old chap will have to
put on double magnifying spectacles,
and poke for long while among the
rubbish Of mortality, before he can
find them. There is neighbor Tight.
fist, in some respects a worthy mem>
Der of my congregation & yet ! regret
to say, he is mean enough 10 chase a
fat musquito through five mile
swamp, for the sake of his suet. To
his credit, however, he once made ii
sacrifice ofthe good cause of putting
an unfortunate looking penny in the
box, and going supperless to bed
and neighbor stick"in the-mud, TOO il
he had the power and could enrich
himself thereby, would brush the sill