The star of Pascagoula. [volume] (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1873-1878, 1877-02-02

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BY enough ~ The government aNflal
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esn be wheeled around saay1f
Lhlisfa8 h NOT alwaya evenly di4
tdhuied over r fellow You may have
SHOWN q Rfeai many lazy people. bnt
did you over know anybody who didn't
use HE mouth snouehf
" j. The tight n every domestic ami
nal to have good food good air and good
shelter from the weather, and II pays
their owners IN every way, 10 furnish
them
t0grENTMEsr Il not n bravler, nor
distufber Of t1e peace, bat should the
sheriff want him for q purpose, he would
sooner look for him in the poor mans
cottage, than In the rich mans palace.
Miss COLEMAN IL the richest lady in
Washington, and one Of the w~ealthiest In
the country. The greatest part of her
p%rincely income is derived from coal, and
her mines in Pennsylvania are said to be
inexbaustible.
THE MOors, after occupying Spain
nvgF Egypu buttIroJ ,fu,r. - Hi "a
during the middle ages the home Ofagri.
culture, as other arts and sciences, were
expelled in 1902, the same year Column
bus discovered the new world.
WHEN some one asked Choate how he
was going to avoid the force of some very
ugly facts, and how he expected to shut
the eyes Of the jury to it, he replied,
"Why, sir, | shall jump them right over
it,"
THE ice crop is enormous this season,
and suggests the probability that the
consumption of water in a liquid state
next summer will be proportionately less.
'lf we can have cheap ice" said a man
with a blossom on his nose, "we don't
really need any water"
"TRIPLETs," said the doctor sententious-
ly. The husband of a year rushed out
on the back porch, thought upon his
slender income, glared upon the snow
clad yard and exclaimed with a wild,
hooking laugh ''Son-struck in Janu-
ary."
LEANING over the gate last week, says
"Hohokus," | saw approaching a pretty
girl that l had not seen before in three
years. exclaimed "Well, Mollie, I'm
so glad to see you that I've half mind to
embrace you" Drawing herself up to
full height, the ready answer was: "Sir,
do you take me for an opportunity
PINEAPPLE shirts and coats will soon
appear in the market. The pineapple is
extensively in the East Indies,
where the leaves are converted into a
kind Of wadding used for upholstering
purposes instead of hair, and into a sort
of flannel, of which substantial coats
and shirts are made.
A ROME miss of seven hummer has
concluded to maray a big man for her
first husband and a little one for the sec
Dnd, 50 that she can cut the clothes OF
the first down and make them over for
his successor. Thus the hard times
force home lessons of rigid economy
and practical sense upon tender child
hood.
ONE of the most noteworthy provis-
ions made by cardinal Antonelli in his
will is in regard to his servants. 1t is
arranged that those who had served him
twenty-five years shall have their wages
continued to them for the rest of their
ives; those who had been with him fiji
zen years shall have two-thirds of their
and other servants one-third.
WHEN King Theodore, of Abyssinia,
committed suicide, the English officers
ound and brought away a little boy,
he son and heir of the dead king. The
ad has. been educated in England, in fact
he queen has in a manner adopted him.
The prince of Abyssinia isnow at Rugby,
the royal household during his
holidays, and is studious but not smart.
IT is a curious sign of the times in In
ia that, chiefly with native capital, a
arge cotton mill has been established at
'a~rrackpore, near Calcutta, with the
CURE OF the blue god Vishnu for its trade
lark. There are now twenty cotton
nils at work in Bombay, and ten or
more in couIse of construction
mere, while outside of that city in other
'ctiOns there are nineteen others. A
alive boy can earn six rupees a month
these mills, which is one rupee more
IAN his father formerly could earn for
he support of his family.