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JUST RECEIVED,
FRESH SUPPLY OF
BRANDRETH'S vEoETABLEa
? 7 = Z s..

AT VOSE'S, NO IA, THdmes-Sf.
For the last ~ months have sold 500 worth Of
Pills, and only single individual has found tbs
least fault with them, while hundreds in this towrz
can testify to the good effects that they have received
from them, and are willing to be referred TO.
None genuine this Island except those sold b.
VIM. s. Vose, the only agent for B. Brandreth, NJ.
ID. The sales on this Island are small in comparison
with the rest Of the State For the last year FOUR
THOUSAND DOLLARS WORTH has been sold
in the State Of RhodeIsand. g. the sales are iLcress
ing daily-s'rong proof of their goodness.
II Look out for Counterfeits--there are plenty
for sale. Buy of no one exceptthe authorised agent
Dec. 9th, 6m. w. s. ".
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@WINTER GOODS..fp
VIM. u. & =. =. SWAN.
MERCHANT TAILORs.
No. 80 THAMES STREET.

R REsFECTFULLY inform their friends, and
IL the public generally, that they have received
from Boston, FULL, AND FASHIONABLE
ASSORTMENT of Pilot.Cloihs, Lion Skins, Mo-
hairs, Flushings, Kerseys, BroadcIoths Cassimeres
Sattnets and Vestngs, suitable for the season. which
they will make up TO order, in the best manuer.
ALSO, Hosiery, Gloves Suspenders, Hdkfs,
Coniforters, Cravats; Stocks, Bosoms, Collars. and
every other article usually fonnd in such establish
ment. at prices which cannot fail to suit those who
feel disposed to patronise them.
Cutting particularly attended to-
complete assortment Of READY MADE
CLOTHING, constantly on hand, and for sale as
cheap can be bought at amy other store in the state
Oct. 4th.
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PuBLrc-No. 3.


AN ACT to provide for the payment ol
i the annniiies which will become due and
payable to the Great and Little Osages,
in the year one thousand eight hundred
nnditbiry eight; and for other purposes
I BE ii enacted by the Senate and House
Of RepresentGtives ofthe United States ct
america in Congress assembled, That the
Secretary of War shall Cause 10 be pur-
chased for the use of the Great and Little
Osnge Indians, such provisions as will, in
his opinion, be most useful TO them, TO the
value ofeight thousand five hundred dol
lars, and when purchased, shall cause said
provisions to be distributed among said In
dams, by their agent, furnishing to each
family, as near as may be, their proper
proportion Provided divays, That such
purchase and distribution shall not be made
unless said Indians agree to receive the
same in discharge ofthe annuities due them
for the year Que thousand eight hundred
and thirty-eight by virtue oftreaiies between
them and the United States.
SEC. 2. And be il further enacted, That
the Secretary Of War cause as many nd
ditional farmers to be employed MS NAV,
in the opinion of the President be deemed
necessary TO aid aud instruct said Indians
IN clearing and cultivating their lands, and
such additional stock, implements of hus-
bnndry and seeds to be purchased for the
use of said Indians, as the agent or SUPER
inicndnnt may Judge necessary; Provided
nl,00ys, That the whole expense incurred
under this section shall not exceed the sum
oflbrce thousand five hundred dollars.
SEc. 3. And be ii further enacted, That
to enable the Secretary of War to carry
the provisions Of this net into effect, ,be
sum of twelve thousand dollars be. md the
same is hereby appropriated to be paid out
pfany money in the Treasury not otherwise
appropriated
APPROVED, January 10Th 1888.
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HAS BEEN REMOVED from Knowles
III Wharf to the old Stand in 0reen Street, for
merly occupied by Seatury d Tenant; where he
will be happy TO receive the orders Of his old friends
and customers TO whom he returns thanks for their
past ayors and sOleits continuance of their patron
age,
" Orders eft above--at his stable in Pelhan,-s
or at hrs house in Churchst, will meet with prompt
attention. Passengers conveyed to and from the
Steamboats,, as nsua
Nov. 1st.-tf.
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AN ACT to adjourh the January term o
the Court Of Common Pleas for the
County of Bristol.
Belt enacted by the General assembly
as follows :-Sfction I. Tie Court ol
Common Pleas, and General Session ol
the Peace, whicl, hy law is to be holden al
Bristol. viIh,n and for the County Of Bris-
tol, on the fourth Monday ofJnnuary, A. d.
1888, shall be, and the snme is hereby ad-
journed ia The fourth Monday in February,
A. ID. 1888. And all business now stand.
ing continued from the term Of said Court
which was holden in and for said County
on The first Monday Of June last, shall and
may be proceeded IN and finished by the
Cour 10 be holden by adjournment, by ylr-
tue nf this net.
Sec. 2. All writs, returns, recognizances,
nnd proceedings returnablc to said Court,
already issued, taken or commenced, prior
to the time 10 which said Cour, is by this
act adjourned shall be returnable and re-
turned to the term Of said Court, which
shall be holden by virtue Of this Provided,
however, that this act shull not be con-
slruej TO auihorse the issuing of my orig.
nal writ nf arrest or of summons in any
civil action returnable to said adjourned
term.--And all wriis, declarations aud
pleadings in civil actions already commence
ed for said Jau. term Of said Court, shall b,
filled IN the snme manner and at the SAM
time or times, as If this net had not beef
passed.
Sec. 3. The Secretary shall cause no
tice here"fto be given in such way, as MAJ
10 him seem best.
True copy witness.
HENRY BOWEN Sec'ry.
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NOTICE.

vuyHE undersigned having been approved by the
III Court Of Probate. as sole Executor Of the last
will and testament of his brother JOHN w. STE
VEINS, late Of Newport, deceased, requests all per
sons indebted said estate, to make immediate pay
ment aud all those having just and legal claims, are
also requested to present Them immediately for ad
justment.
Any person in possession OF books or other prop.
erty ofthe deceased also requested to return them
and any one having loaned him books or any thing
else, are invited to call and claim the same.
ROBERT STEVENS.
Qualified Erecu,or,
Newport, Nov. sth, 1887.
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IN He subscriber would respectfully inform his
II friends and the public, that the Newport A
cademy, having been recently put in good repair
and an Instructress provided for the Female De-
paItment is open for the reception of pupils OF
both sexes. Instruction will be gwen in the Eng
Ish Classical. aud Mathematical studies commonly
taught in Academies, the French Language &c DC.
continuance Of patronage and hopes, by g living
his undivided attention to the business of insiruc-
tlon to give general satisfaction to those who confde
the instruction of their children TO his care.
The Winter quarter of the Male Departmental will
commence on Monday, December 4th. Terms from
81, to $6, per quarter of IL woeks.-uT Extra and
optoual,-for French or Spanish, taught by pro.
essor of Languages, SO.
J.BRIGGS, Principal,
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west, the northwest and southeast quarters
of section nine, same township and range,
all in the Mississippi land district. State Of
Arkansas, be, and the same are hereby,
rexceoted from the provisions Of this act.
Approved, January 18th, 1853.
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II AIDES & GENTLEMEN of Newport
l/ and its vicinity invited to call at the La
DIES ORNAMENTAL HAIR EMPORI-
UNI, 137 Thames-sueet, whero they will FIND a
great variety Of French and German fancy articles,
suitable for presents--justreceivcd.
Dec. 90
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For Sale or Lease.

xNA Tho house now occupied by the sub
T!HE scrber, in William-street. Ifnot sold
Hill by the lst of March next, will be leased
k0494G1R for one year. For further information
apply to him on the premises or to Russell Clarke,
Esq. GEORGE POPPkE.
Nov 18th, 3m.
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Laws Of Rhode-IsIand.
STATE OF RHOD-EIsLAND AND
PROVIDENCE PLANTATIONS.
In GENERAL Assembly, JAN. Session, 1888.
An act in amendment Of an act establishing
and regulating fees.

An act IN amendment Of an act establishing
and regulating fees.
Be Il enacted by the General Assembly as
tollows s:-Section l. The Public Notar-
ies shall be allowed for noting any note /,
bill Of exchange, order or check for non
acceptance or non payment, twenty FIVE
cents for each and every notice (more
than one.) of such non acceptance or non
payment, ten cents. In NIL places other
than the town Of Newport and the city Of
Providence, eight cents mile travel for
any distance over one mile may be charged
in addition. For every protest duly ex-
tended in form Of law, for the none pay
ment or non accepinace Of note, bill of
exchange, draft or check, fifty cents for
recording the snme, twenty five cents
Prorided however, TINT the whole amount
Of fees charged for the noting, protest and
extension Of protest of the non acceptance
or non payment Of any drafts, bill of ex-
change, note or check shall not in the
whole exceed the sum Of seventy five cents,
exclusive Of the fees for travel.
True copy witness.
HENR Y BOWEN Sec'ry.
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FPTAX NOTICED.

1TTAX NOIlCE-N-
vuyHE Subscriber. Collector Of the TOWN
u TAX. voted IN June last. hereby gives notice
that he has commenced the collecting OF ss'd lss
and respectfully requests sll those 'nae'sso; es
and nav the same wishsns delay. at No. 9, Markell
Square. b- Z. TfS -.
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Snn Chests Choice Teas
SV 40 Bags Coffee
Pipes Hollands Gin
Is Casks Raisins
l6 Baskets supenor Champaign
Claret in boxes and old London Porter
In stors and for sale BY
May, 3lst ID. WOOD = CO
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ASSIGNEES' NOTICE.

nELEG A. POTTER, Of the town and County
II of Newport having this Day made an Assign.
nent Of this Property aud effects TO the Subscribers
fer the benefit his Creditors; An persons indebt-
ed TO sald Potter, will mako mmediais payment,
and those having claims against hun, viii present
lhem to.
EDWIN WILBUR. (,
WV. B. RIDER. 5ssgsess
Newport Dee, ~. 1887
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TO l. 4 T,
- THE HOUSE on the corner o
Bridge and Washington Streets. lately
IssSs occupied by N. G. Boss. Esqr dec.
ul0l II is pleasantly situated and in good
repair, aud has a fiue garden attached
TO IT, Immediate possession given.
Apply TO
R.K RANDoLPH,} 49,.
jy 12. or G.. e. SHAW,
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DRY GOODS!
No. llS
CHEAP SIDE, EwPoR
NATHANIEL SWEET

HAS JUST RECEIVED good lot OF
LII VERY CHEAP GOODS, among which
are real good Calicos from 81 10 to IS cents; Un
bleached Shirtings * Sheetings from 6 to l6 cents
White Shirtings a. SheetiDgs from 10 to 20 cents
Russia Diaper a. American do only 10 cents
His assortment of Broad Cloths. Casimeres & Sat
netts of Different prices and colors will be found
cheap and handsome. Floor Caipetings & Rugs
handsome patterns. Baizes, Flannell, Merno.
Cloths, Circassians Blanket Shawls. Merino
Snawls, Cotton & Raw Silk Shawis. good as
sorment ofGinghams & Prints Bonnets. Straw
Il Florence Braid & mixd Straw. Blankets, ga
TO l2-i, real good. His old customers and all 9TH
ers are invited to call and see them.
Oct 4th
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LICENSES.

4 u persons wishing TO obtain license for retailing
-. spintuous liquor, and for keeping Taverus or
Oyster cellars are requested to make application at
the Clerks Office, previous TO the first day Of Janu-
airy next, on which day the Council will determine on
such applications as are then made-and that notice
be given in all the newspapers printed in this town.
By order of Council
II. II. ROWLAND Cesscd Crk.
New port Dec. "a. 1e.s
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CHRISTMAS PRESENTS.
A great variety Of books suitable for Christmas
IA and New Years Presents, Annals, &c, are
for sale by w. CALLAHAN.
Dec Doth,
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Rail-ROad Line TO Boston.
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
Fer the Newport & Boston Mail s,ass
-
vIA-FALL RIVER & TAUNTON

i VLA-FALL RIVER g. TAUNTON.
a stage VIII leave Newport every day Sundays
Aexceptcd. at 3 o'clock, AM, arrive in Fall Rw
at 121 O'clock leave Fall River at o'clock and ar.
rive in Taunton at 4 p. M.-ibe Cars leave at Al
o'clock p. NJ. and arrive in Boston at61 o'clock.
Returning. the cares leaves Boston every morn.
ing, Sundays excepted, at o'clock and arrive in
Taunton, abou 70 o'clock Stage will leave directly
after for Newport and Fall River, and arrive in Fal
River at i2t o'clock-leave Fall River at o'clock
and arrive in Newport at o'clock p NJ.
Stage fare - 90 Railroad so.
stage will leave Fall River every day, Sundays
excepted. after the arrival of the Newport stage, oi
New-Bedford, where it will arrive at o'clock p. NJ
Returning, will leave New-Bediord every day
Sundays excepted, al o'clock A. NJ, and arrive m
FaIl-Riyer IL o'clock. Passengers can have two
honrsn Fall River and arrvein Newport at oclock
p. NJ. Fare 5000.
Extra coaches at all times on reasonable terms.
Stage books at Townsend's, & Hassards Hotel
RUFUS h. KINsLEY & CO. Proprietors
Newport. July 4th 1887.
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NEW LIVERY STABLE
IN Prison street. s-1A5ga Eatrance north side
near the JAIL 3N cfMe Parade.
JAMES f.. METCHEAR.

Having procured several new CARRIAGES
and good HORSES, all of which have been care
fully selected, is prepared TO furnish Carriages of
every description at short notice, and respectfully
solicits share of public patronage.
His Stable having been much enlarged, and fit
ted in the best manners with large roomy stalls and
good carriage houses, offers superior advantages
for HORsE-k EEPING. which will be faith
fully attended to, on reasonable terms.
Particular attention paid to the conveyance of
Passengers TO and from the Steamboats,.
Orders lefl at the Stable, at his residence, di-
ectly opposite, will receive punctual attention.
Newport, April 5th, 1887.
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LIST OF LETTERS,
PORT, r.. !.
JANUARY lst, 1888.

G5~Pcrsons calling for them wiU please
az aduertised," as they are placed IN a
eD0rafe b0r
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NEWPORT ACADEMY.

Newport, Nov. sth, 1887.
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HAIR MANUFACTORY.

uN.B. Cash will be given for any quantii
extra long hair.
Southern marksman., 1838-12-18

NEW ORLEANS PRICES CURRENT.
SUGAR Louisiana prime, 6 cents;
inferior, 6 64; Havana white, -; brown
IL 81 cents
MoLAsSEs On Levee, new, 81 %
els pei gal.; sales on Plantation, 30cts
. Provisions Pork, clear, S. per Dbl !;
mess, 27; NJ. O. 24; prime, 81 D; p .
Is per bbl. Bacon, mid1ings, l24 cts per
ID. shoulders, 10 do. Lgd, I4ctsper ID.
Beet, mess, SIS per Dbl, in demand
prime, I6 a Il Flour, 80 s l>2 per bio,
Goshen butter, 81 80 cts; Western dl2
l. 90 cts per H. Cheese, northern, 10
Is ctsper lb. Havana green Coffee, II
a l3 cts per lib. middling, II 12&; Rio
IL 12a. Corn, in ear, 81 % per Dbl in
sacks, shellcd, 80 % ctsper bushel oats
go 90 cts per bushel.
WnsKEY.--Recdfcd, Goa 81 cts pel
gal; common, none in market.
BAcGING.--KentuclIy, % 24 cts; rope
\ 9 81 cts.
Southern marksman., 1838-12-18
ON AN IMPROVED PLAN
w. L. A 7 f Rs,
RESOVATORo

I'd ESPECTFULLY informs the ci,i-
HA, zens of Clinton and its vicinity, that
he is prepared to execute all orders in the
above line that may be entrusted to his
care, in a style superior 10 any heretofore
praciiBed, and but little known in the Uni
ted States. He follows a receipt used by
the Italians, in restoring damaged Silks and
Cloths, when they have been soiled by
grease, or otherwise. Gentlemen who
have had their garments injured in any
way, NAV rest assured that they may have
them made ''as good as new" The fabric
Of the Coat will not be injured, as is gen
orally done by Dyers and Scourers, but
shall sci and fit as well to the person as
when first made.
Hats of every description Ironed, and
restored 10 their original color, and made
to look equal to new.
NIB All order left at-my shop will be
punctually attended to.
w. L. AYERS.
Three doors west of r. & P. Jeferson's
store.
Clinton, December II, 1888. IA St
Southern marksman., 1838-12-18

TO be in the highest degree Conducive,
the future welfare and permanent interes.
of the South, and in accordance with the
true meaning and spirit Of the Cons,itu
ton.
Being a strict constructionist Of the
Constiiu ion we shall oppose the cstab
lishinent of National Bank as an unau
thorizcd and dangerous grant of power,
such as was never contemplated by its
flamers. We shalIaIso oppose a National
Bank, believing il totally incxpediont and
dangerous in the highest degree to the
Liberties ofthe people.
We shall ever be found opposed to the
misuse or the assumption of power,
whether in the Federal Executive head,
legislative body, or judiciary of the coun-
try.
! 1t will be our purpose to laud virtue
though clad in the habilimonis ofpoverty,
and dcnounce vice whether in high or
low places. In doing this, we shall speak
of men and measures as we find them,
and with firm grasp attempt to tear the
veil under which political defornlity has
sought shelter in these evil days of polit
: ical apostacy.
In the discharge of our duty as.the con.
ductor ofa political press, we shall scru-
: puloasly avoid wounding individual and
private feelings. "Our banner is now to
the battle and the breeze" We have
planted our feet upon the ramparis of the
+ Constitution, and call upon the people to
}, come to the rescue. The constitutional
: banner waves over us in this contest for
: free principles, and if we fall let its sacred
l. folds be wrapped around us.
ii G. P. McDANIEL, Editor.
] he Southern Marksman will be pub
lished weekly, at five dollars, in advance
or six dollars at the end ofthe year Ad
verliscments will be inserted at the usua
h rates. No subscription can be received
is for less than six months, nor will any dis
' continuance be made until all dues are
II paid.
G G. D. GERE, Publisher.
Clinton, Sept 10, 1888.
Southern marksman., 1838-12-18
0Notdpuertiar,

From the Commercial Bulletin, Dec. ID, 1883
NEW ORLEANS MONEY MARKET.
Corrected daily by Robinson & Co. Exc .ang5
Brokers. As Camp street.
Exchange on England, 104 a L prem
DO on N York, at sight, | a liz disc.
Do Louisville and Cin'at. par
U. s. Bank Notes, On prem.
U S. Treasury Notes, do
Mississippi money-river b'ks 5 6 disc.
Do New Banks, 8 Is do,
Br .ndon Bank, So a 3S do.
Tennessee Banks. 5a 6 do.
Alabama Banks, A. 5 do.
Arkansas Banks, s 10 do.
Specie, Ia 2 prem.
Texas Treasury Notes, asa 50 disc.
Southern marksman., 1838-12-18
SHANNON, LITTLEJOHS & co.
COMMISSION md
FORW.4RDLb'G MERCHANTS,
VICKSBURG MISS.

NICkSBURG MISS.
REFER TO
Mcdowell, Harris & Co.0
Hon. ]. NJ. Taylor,
John Miller, Ficksburg.
VIM. f. Markham,
Wan. LauahIn,
Martin, Peasants, s. Co. \
Lyons, Harris 81 Go. y oJ
Jas Kirkman, - VI ''''''
Jno. NJ. Bell,
Coleman, Ward s. Co.-LoW;srUe
John NJ. Groosbeck, Esq. ! C;..:-.:
Burrows s. Hall, 0''' ''''''''''
III. L. Scweppe, Patsburg.
kitiridge 81 Boston.
Booraem & Co.-NeU York.
Meredith & Spcnser,l n,
Gideon Emory, 1'''''t''0' q
Williamson, Burrows & Ciark.)
{. Houston s. Co. F"''@
L. L. SHANNON,
JOSEPH LITTLEJoHH,
JAMES BLAND.
Nov. I4-nIf
Southern marksman., 1838-12-18

PROSPECTUS OF A MONTHLY MAGAZINE,
70 be entitled. tie
SOUTHERN LITERARY JOURNAL,
Published. ia Charleston, s. C..
VA HlLEnumerousl literary periodicals
w are issued from the American
Press, which are literally patronized, it
has been.a subject of general regret, thai
since the disconiinuance of that able work,
the Southern Review, there has been no
Magazine established in South Carolina
affording suitable medium through which
+ he opinions Of our best writers might be
brought to bear directly and usefllly upon
4 the public mind. II is with a view 10
meet this demand, that the publication o
this work is proposed-and that the pa-f
tronaeg of the citizens of the South is re-
spcctfully solicited.
I The proposed Magazine will consist of
original communications on Literary and
Scientific subjects, of notices of recent
publications, particularly in the depart
ment Of light and fugitive Literature, of
popular tales suggested BY historical and
I local associations, of Poetry and political
i intelligence. Its columns are intended to
afford a vehicle for the free, but temper
I ate discussion ofalI questions, which, from
their Importance, interest, or attraction,
are deserving of the attention of IN
educated community. If il shall become
what It's name imports, Journal Of strict
Southern Literature-if it shall serve to
place upon record true account of the
opinions, feelings, habits and general
tone of thinking Of an enthusiastic and
high minded people-if. under the emil
venlng inspiration of the Genius Laci and
with the approving smiles of the generous
and the Fair, and the concurrent and eflec-
tive AID Of the learned and talented men
among US, if Itshall contribute, in anv
small degree, to secure for the South that
elevated literary position to which tits en-
titled, and which it is capable of main
taining, its design will then be fully ac-
complished.
The work will be conducted by the sub
scriber, and assisted by several literary
gentlemen, who have pledged themselves
to contribute constantly and literally TO
our columns, whoare interested in its sue
cess, and who think the present a favora-.
blejuncture for the commencement fsuch
an enterprise. 1t viii be printed in an oc-
tavo iorfn, on fine paper, in monthly num-
bers Of 90 pages each, and will be put to
press rs soon as sufficient number of SUBJ
scgiber' can be obtained to authorize its
publication The "Journal' will be fur
nshed 10 subscribers at five dollars per an
mum. payable at the expiration of six
months from the date of the first number.
DANIEL IL. WHITAKER.
Charleston, 9Th July
Resolved, Tint the Literary and Philc.
sophical Society understand, with high
qualification, that Mr.. Whitaker is about
commencing a monthly Journal, TO be De.
voted TO the advancement Of southern liter
ature, and with pleasure, declare their opi-
Mon of his. full qualification for such an
undertaking, and comply with his request
to bepermiited toPublish the proceedings
Of the society, and such communications
to the society rs the curators may ap-
prove.
JOSEPH JOHNSON.
President pro. TEN.
IJAco DsLA MORN, See
Southern marksman., 1838-12-18

An o bearing tenper.-Nothing shows
grea abjectness of spirit than an
overbearhg temper appearing in perv
sons behaviour TO interiors. To insult
or abusdthose who dare not answer again,
is as su a mark of cowardice as il would
be to at{ ok with a drawn sword a woman
or chiE. And wherever you see a person
given "a asult his interiors, you may assure
yoursti he will creep to his superiors !;
for tEo Rme baseness of mind will lead
him h the part of a bully 10 those who
cania@ esist, and of coward to those
wherid But though servants and other
depfed 6ts may not have it in their pow>
er Lrid 1t in the same taste, the injurious
usage the receive from their superiors,
they are sure to he even with them by
the contempt they themselves have for
them, and the character they spread abroad
of them Through the world. Upon the
whole, th1 proper behaviour to interiors
is, to trea them with generosity and hui
manity; br by no means with familiarity
on one hap or insolence on the other.