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eide for ourselves, how our coats, hats and boots
shall be made.


Keep ont of the streets, unless business calls
us to transact that which we cannot do in our
stores, shops, or dwellings.


BY all means keep away from drinking and
gambling houses.


When we buy an article Of clothing, study
commendable economy, at the same time get a
good article, and when made take particular care
Of it, and wear it out regardless of any change Of
fashion. Fashion is a great tyrant, and men are
fools to be slaves to it.


Stay at home nights, improve our studies by
reading, writing, or instructive conversation, and
retire to our beds at an early hour.


BE kind to relatives, obliging to our friends,
and charitable to ALL