How do i turn off the 'Return Path' info in mac mail!

I don't know where it came from? how i turned it on or worse....how to turn this 'return Path' info off.
Please can someone help me.
I have lines of information with the follow starting with 'Return-Path:'All under my
FROM:
CC:
SUBJECT:
TO:
Headers in mac mail, please can some one tell me how to get rid of it! and tell me what its all about?

Sounds like you're seeing the full e-mail headers in Mail, rather than just the From, Subject, Date and To lines like normal. Is this in every message or just one? If it's just one, select it and press command-shift-H, or choose View -> Message -> Default Headers.
Alternately, if you're seeing it in every message, go to Mail -> Preferences, click the Viewing icon and set the "Show header detail" pop-up to Default.
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