NEWSPAPER BORROWERS.
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NEWSPAPER BORROWERS. Reader, if you borrowed this paper, send i: right back-as you may feel cheap after you have finished this paragraph. If the tailor sends new coat home to you, would you think your neighbor fair in his request for the first use of it?

 If the baker brings you a hot loaf, should you like to lend it to your neighbor, and have it returned cold, with the cor- ners gnawed off

 1.-the penny-post leaves letter on your counter, should you think it right in your neighbor to seize it, before you had time to read it, to tally a load of potatoes on it, and thank you for the use of it some hours after, if he should not be SO unfortunate as to lose it2

 If these things are not right, then it is not right to borrow newspaper on the day when it is published.

 We have received request from one of our subscribers, to discontinue his paper for the present, for no other reason than that he is plagued by borrowers. We presume they are not such persons as he can very well deny the use of the paper. So it is with you, borrower, whoever you are The person who lent you this, although he apparently did it with much pleasure, wished that you would take the paper yourself, and not take his new coat, hot loaf, and letter, before he has made full use of them himself-POrtsmouth Jour.