PoIltencss in Churches.
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notice that "Good Breeding'' has called out
Better Breeding" The feelings Of "Best Breed
ing" would be hurt ii they could not fnd express
sion therefore he would recommend pew holders
at Grace and other extremely visited churches, to
put up hand-bill at the entrances. intimating that
only those who cannot afford to pay for religious
worship, will be accommodated Distinctions are
necessary every where. No doubt the custom OF
occupying another mans pew WILL ere long, resolve
itself into right particularly il you happen to ap-
propratc ii first A friend Of mine has adopted
goed plan--he requests the sexton to exclude every
body from his pew In the morning, until he arrives
himself, aAd for the rest OF the Sabbath he gives
the sexton tall swing, which II no doubt the


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