and never stop there to smoke simply because no women are present–men who do not smoke have rights as well as women that should be respected, and should prevent you from being a pig.

turn your back to the aisle and look intently out of the window, when passengers are looking for seats–it is unkind and highly selfish.

on the cushions of the seats–it is absolutely hoggish, and so unmannerly that it should bring the blush of shame to the face of a hyena.  It is frequently done by men and women who appear to have about them some of the elements of common decency.  Think of entering your friend’s parlor and burying your dirty foot gear in the clean and costly cushion of a chair!  All that can be said about it is, that no decent person will do it.  We have heard this language from scores of railroad men, and from other persons whose culture and decency have never been questioned.

while occupying a railroad car, unless you have friends enough to occupy the four seats thus thrown together.

while traveling in public conveyances.