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TOBACCO has done nearly as much as ardent
spirits to brutalize mankind. Pipes, of what
ever description, are an abomination. In point
of stencil, the most extensive meerschaum is
even worse than the hod-carrier's clay. Boys
carry cigars in their mouths in the vain attempt to
look manly-newly imported rustics to look
knowing-fooIs as an excuse for having nothing
to say. Mouths which are incapable of faseina-
ting the fair by their eIoquence, and securing
that sweet pressure of ruby lips, which is the
well earned need of gallantry, may be ittingly
converted by their owners into chimney pots
since they are good for nothing else.