The star of Pascagoula. [volume] (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1873-1878, 1877-03-30

sosaaros. aass z6. 1917.
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'""asd %, - ~ ~ f,rBer sowmssi.
''''"s WV ''-sas myself 20 fsplyiss
IN his article a Iss .s.s d. .e,,o.
~ shihk DJ cymmaaic .is, f,.l IN rt Of
~ Eifk. II n u "sosJeso- s.r b,. 4.
much MRS ~. Wsbsssr'. dstiss,a. A
that -ord y applied " newly a..
covered plant 0r asimd." sB.reiors 1
tnink " 40 ,Iisable 10 aim, for Ss q
Besiy discovered.
Wei MAJ be call himssli poor, aat
irso,biv after speaking so harsh,y on
suiJsct bs ecu kuow bat little shout.
for To judgs from his writing he is to
/ young 10 kDo~ what hirIug Is.
Nj communication proves me 10 be
one OF tsose ''LeArt smasners" does ~
/ appreciate his powers Of discetumsnt, !,
| dii not give uIn credit tor arriving At
a conclusion ia 10 short time.
He hates critics (how hs must hate
hlmseliD and newspaper q1arres.
Pray, VINO w0s q1are iUg2 Not 1. |
only WISH him to bee fne gsntiemeu 10
tue light We d.. | thank him tor his
criticism OF me. IL shows tnat my snot
went hume. II he hadn't thought the
cap fitted sim he would not have pat
it ou.
lean lovingly on the arm of "Snook4. :.
because he locks upon tho dark page.
Of tneir past lives. Pastl yonEg m nj
Have you reformed2
| will not Try to vindicate myself in
regard to the eft OF frenzy" NV
0 mmunication spoke for iiself.
Isit new mplishment, flirting
with the quli?' Ii 30, | am mon
descrip;" III that. | wish the symp,.
thy OF none Of your readers; let them
give It to my friend Firted."
WHAT is our object IN pleasing our
friends, is his next question. Simply to
please. Must We always be sulky aud
coid to keep he silly moths from burn
Ing their wlugs? II we are affaols and
pleasant We are flirting. Let him show
ms tue noble boy, the heart true and
loving. and III thank him. The young
men of this period ,hiuk ouly of OBJ
tainihg an fficieut housekeeper or sl.vr;
thsy never think Of woman's heart or
desires. still maintain that no woman
will trifie with au honest mans heart,
and all ''Fiirteds" logic can not induc
ne to say to the con rary. Bee .use he |
las been unfortunate enough to be
iiied hs should sos condemn the rest OF
ny sex On her account; out there's
"None go blind ss those who won't see"
He is mistaken; / do not wish the {
iuung man to take all and go to SAT- ,
Lake, as | have no doubt our light
headed" beau would like to do, although !
as would have US thiuk othersise aud
Dlaced the desire on my shoulder. Far d
rom it. l do not wish to enter into q I
when marry. I must be 4
,ole proprietress of my husband. The I
efsrehce to Salt Lake was uncaIled for t
)y any sentence III my communication. a
He wished me to snow 1im a mau "A
vho drowns his sorrows in bar-rooms, a
tc. 1 can nsms not only one but sew )
raj If it were necessary; although il he.
,ould re read my communication he
'ould iud that do hot state that they =
al sorrow, but only made that an ex "
usa ior Intempersnce." agree with ~ ~
i'm that that Is no piacs to allay sorrow =. ~
they had any. o;
He says "maoy women die of hear =. VI
seas-; why do we sIrvIve?" Do the ". W
sn have heart diseasrp We are dead ~ ~
III yet alive. dead to society. dead t. -
u world and dead to ourselves, is but o. =,
"The baseless fabric of dream" n
For a live dead man he writes most
shementiy. "
II cond only imagine man with a 70
true lovers heart" l think | wou d ut
ore than respect him; but, alasl sucn Oh
/ object Is unattai ab e.
1t is true God placed us here as help
ates to men in joy or sprrow, but not iA
be the slaves of their every whim W
do not see thar with all his eloqneIcs
must give him credit for considerable Vi
has refuted one of my assertions 20
. lays on" with vim but will nor up
the one to cry ''hold, enough" He eu ~.
nst be cool if he wishes to win the ,si s
&c. M
'hen Greek meets Greek then comes the H.,
tug of war" -.
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