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READ AND HEED-The gentleman in
CHURCH, may be known by the following
marks: /. Come in good season. so
as TO neither TO interrupt the pastor nor
congregation by a late arrival. Q


Does not stop on The steps or IN the
portIco, either to gape at the ladies.
salute friends, or display his coIlo1uiaI
powers. 8. Opens and shuts the door
gently and walks deliberately up the
aisle or gallery stairs, and gets 10 his
as quickly and by making as few peo.
pie remove as possible. 4. Takes his
seat either in the back part Of the seot
or steps out in the aisle when any ono
wishes to pass in, and never think Of
such a thing as making people crowd
past him while keeping his place in
the seat. 5. Is always attentive 10
strangers, and gives up his seat to
SUCH; seeking another Tor himself. G..