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4 ooz7AyI has Just beea formed at Philz6el-
rtiz to znzfzctzre eluoose, o. graPe sugar frorn
ozsssvs, . tu5er which grows la1z-izItiy N
Fl1-i5a TIE average prediction Of com II Penn
sv-v-1lz- Nsz Ic-k. Ono. A5,ctl-au AID lill-oiS
! - u=s-sls 70 TIE acre The araozu5 OF E-Ucuss
r-ud-c=d from o-e bzs1sl Is % p5uEts- o. 100
1.1slss % tie acre, ard there : SID 70 bs Hei-
zzttsr seated evidence that - tons OF elsszTg 10
.ee acre Is 70 Uuusuzl crop L FLORIDA 1 MS
ysuzI5. - ponds 70 tie h1she-- gEve yleId u
over 30 bushels Ver acre and al tie Ezis - -
p11n1s OF Ci1clss per 5-Snel. =coid pEo10cs oSeT
= I'D T,9--ds Ct -lCccss frlI1 corn arS elssaE--
.r1-- = Iz-ce AREA s-oss thzs l-isJ acres o. corn
visid a5ous 30 tcls 4 c1cose- uIie 90 ac-es Il
c=zsssva yiel5 zbo1s 1000 tons CT elucose- 4hs
PARTS zse natives O. So1ih AEi=rlca- Ice roots
is1bersi nay be uTessTTsd Tor fOod p1-Fc=ses u
t1. s51rly clsa-ei- sliced and drled from s1cn
Grie6 sl1css u1zlloc Cr csssaya Ueai, used ior
cssava bread ete-. Is prepared by Simply lrtsnl.
IKE s.a-ch : seEzrlied ard prepared io- fooc
-rsr the name q lrszlllizn srrUE-ruot- and tlis
zhen zccic-1srzssG iusss-heE mo pellets N hot
-lz.es foluzs the tspzcez q cc-1lcsrr=- lhe siz-
csz maze from csssaTa l. Of 1s bCdg and zs.FeT,
zz5 las i5een u.un0znesd s1ssrl0r - t1zE Enal1-
fzc-crs5 from COR
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Fors perfect zttiag sut eesss o. Bo5s] a Eastern
r-sces yoz E-st ezii IL he Honolsu cIothfng Bmpo
nzn- go An NELLIs, los Fos- ST.
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Justice Of the Sup.e...- Court.
Attest: A. ROSA. Deputy Clerk sli 60

CUPREME COURT OF THE HA-
y waiiau Isaud~. Ia Probate In the matter % the
Estate OF G.. C. HARRIS, late OF Honolulu deceased
Al Chambers. before Mr.. Justice Judd.
On leadil. and Filling the Petition and accounts Of
=. e. Jones Jr W. T. Allen and 2. " Hatch. sdminis-
OF the Estate OF c. &. Harris, late of Honolulu.
uuha deceased wherein they ask % BE- allowed Sss.ii
- and charge Themselves with Sss 1891 aud ask that
the may be examined aud approved and that an
order may be made, ~ -cnaEins them from ali further
responsibility such.
II is ordered. that WEDNESDAY. she i5ih day of
MARCH A. y. i-ss az ~ o'clock A. d.. before thc ssid
Justice af Chambcrs in the Court House. 20 uuuuuiu.
be sad the hereby j. appointed - the time and
place for hearing said Pctiiion and Accounts and ar
all persons interested may thcn and there appetr aud
shUw cause il sny thcy have, wis the same should NOT
be granted And tIat this Order in the EnzisA iau-
.uagc published in the Hawaiian tfaz=tte aneFs
papcr printed and published in Honolulu far three
Successive weeks previous tc the time therein sppon-
ted FOR ssid hearing.
Dated al Honolaiu H. l.. 9Th day Of Feb. A. d. ISL
4. FfANJis JUDD.
Chief Ju-iiee OF she Supreme out
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-ss EI-ash azusrr-s--r @ sh- sccsssioz a. His
N=5-s-v sc ~ Ta---s ee-zz-y l27a. 49, failing O.
Srndtr SSiurlsy Fst-us ilgh. ViA be oose-veo 81 a
Fzslc Hoiiisy ard 81 Government o.ets thru-saoci
sh- E5u-ac- vii T. cio-zE Thai izy-
" y AENSTEoNG. Niufste- cf Iuts-fu--
1-ss-i.- oErs. Feb- srsss- (-D adiats-lz-
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a)aWaiian GaEtttt.

Es- MooVS ~ RE8Us.
WEDNESDAY. FEBRUARY :. lss2.
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vii sisa he rresenses. god house should sursly
reari thess efforts to cater for the public aunuse
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TrpaI e7drFrfisrmrnfs.

S.IPREhI. CoIRr az TIE HAWAIIAN
- ISLANDS. In Prubate-In the Estate Of W. A.
MAkkHAN. Of Honolulu, deceased, intesiaie. Before
Mr.. J1>ticc McCuiiy-
On Reading and Filing the Petition OF kanalc Mark
ham widow % said W. y Markham. deceased alleging
That aid ~ A. Markham 90 Houuiuu. Oahu, dicu iu-
testate Honolulu Aforesaid the Er-t day % tchru
AIRY \ d. iss1 aud praying iha lrtirrsof Adnnstr=-
ffuu issue 10 Alexander J. Cartwright
ft j. ORDERED that tttIuAN the 2tfh Gay Of FEEEl-
AIRY A. D. iss4- az 10 O'Clock A. NJ. ~ and hereby j.
a:puiated for hearing sud Pstitnu before the I'D
Jasticc. the Court Room oi this Court. ut Hoauu,
which tins aud place all pefsuns concerned may
appear and show cause il any thcy have, wby -aid Pc
tion shugiG BE- ersuted, and that this order DC
published in the English aud Hawaiian languages ior
three successive werks in the " Hawaiian Gszette
and '- kuokoa ew-papcr- in Honolulu
Dated Honolulu. a. l.. { cb sth. A. So
LANhENt NCti LIZ
L. IL l.. -----L
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sunni 2lahrrs.

n. rsss1s.. oea,.s oilss viii ss closed fron Fee.
isih. % Arril tih. Nl
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VIZ tss spp-or-l o. HIS EzrrfiezrT sAs aisiss-- O.
F,-su-, Z sars a7r,i-lrs J Il NCzzu1 &c &, >zrv'y-
&C., sza-E o. sh- Fc-t c; Hsaca1. IN Farr g, "
a 49, s--r-.-E w AILEN
Ccusr-1- Gcnr-al
Hs-s,zil. Feb. sia. 1Ss -, IN
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Br znhnrir.

us-.rl --,ic, h.s ;his ssr hc-n received DE- Z
r------r--r g ta- rcs rn--i-z = p k-v-r- naa'
-.- a. ire r.H-r ~ Au-r-c Ezrr-risz Cuzszi- Naa-
H.--iet GItts vii tc-7c-1-y 1isse-- he 'a'iss =
s-.--r H-r-n-iru C0-srl- AT rs-s1-s s7c reluose-
:. - .-r ss.sA .-s r-csit r. tr his cscial zcss iu
fNrfrs-sri-v W l. GREEN,
Nl-f---s &C Fc-si-u AE-i-s-
ns7i. z--rs-z Asri-.. Hs-ciulu, p. 8, - 81 =
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IN CHAMBERS. cfRCrrrITDC

y CHAMBERS CfRCUIrJUDGE.
L @ud dudirlr. uis.licr Har1ii1t laiand--tn fl-
matter nf the Estate Of NOAH REPuIkAI. % Wafu-
ku. deceased.
Un lcadia. and ding the peiiiioa ~ Taas. a. Er0f-
EFT. Administrator of ihc Estate uf Noah krsoEa %
Waiiusa, Nali, deceased p1yiur thaF BIZ arearrrr ~
cy1uurd tnd approved. ta1t g. s. di-caa-r aal ta.
property passed go thr seir-.
lt is ordered that WEDNESDAY,. FEBUI AIRY --sa.
s-- az lo o. m. at nc teHtt firs-e n ea<u. o.
a. thc time an psce fos hearing sad pei.toa and anF
OBJ ctnns tuat may BE- uleFe th-frfH. and rlrl
iutcrrstcd are herruy uoril-i % aterld.
AIR. tUKNANnEN
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TIE ,rest Stock q Gcnts white and cclcrcd shirts
t.st eolcr, iass received pcs Stnr city q sydney"
can be scen a. the HcaOiuia Cic.hips Empcfiam
50 A. ". NgiLlS, tog rcst 81
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4 T Z =
a Second Judicial District. Hawaiian is.and.ia ~
Maui deceascd
Ca Icatlne aud fling The retiii,u % Tacs. vs. Er-r
eft. Admini-tratur ui the E-tar n o. fs1rla--
% Nailnsu. d-crus~f asking THAI ass
examined aud appruTel and she talancr ln ts taals
discharged.
IL i= ordered that WEDNESDAY. FEaEr Any l-fs
49,, at O'Clock a. u, az iI- Courf Hna-- 81 WalrEa
De set a. thc iimc and place iur he.iinz -rid il
aud any objections that y b. oTrrrt tha4ri1. aEl al
parties intcrr-ted are hereby uuiiard 90 lf.ert-
ABR fuENANuEu
Clrruir In47e- - Fuf uIs--.rf IN
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1882-10-20

Mar IL the oaiy <pisnsl that csn
be taught 10 sls~p quietly on ~
eupty stomach. 1'hs brute efe<tion
ressnts all Efforts 20 sosx than ~
such Q riolatioD Of ths lass Of M
ture. Ths lion roass IN the f5rest
until be hss found biz prey, aud
when be has devoarrd Il 10 Sleeps
over Until b. needs another meal
Toe horss viii paw At night IN the
etabie aud ths pig sill sQeesl ah
night 10 the pen, r~fnsiug sll rest or
deep until tb~y sS f@d. Tbs sain~ls
winch chez tbeeu9 0ug0tAslr oeu
prosision for late nssi jsst bsfors
dropping o6 to thrir nighfly slun-
bers. Man csn trxia himsclf 70 tho
habit OF slssriuk sttAout . pfecej.
Ing neal. but osly xi1sr losg years
Of prsrtic~ The sieep whssh comes
to adults loog hours sitter partaking
Of food, and when the stomasA u
nearly or quite empty, b ost sft9
tbo type OF utootue Sepooe. sIueto
ID all the diaersncs Ia the vofl1 -
tween the slesp Of retreshneut snd
the sheep Of exhaustion. To sieep
well the blood that ssells the veins
N our bead during our busy hours
uust Gov back, leaving . greatly
dfiniuished volume behind the brow
ttAf lately throbbed with such
vtesuence. To digest we'll this
blood h needed In the stomach sod
nearer tHs fountains Of lie.
n 10 . fact established cey0nsl
the possibility Of coutrsdict!q that
sleep aida digsstids, - AdsfNat ths
process Of digsstiop is o0adacive d
refreshing sleep, aesds - srgo
ment to couviucS'bs Of this outna
relation. The drowsinsss witch 81
ways follows tho well-ordered ~
ia Of ITSELF q tsstinosy of patuss 4
this fact.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1882-10-20

salt Lake letter: A young and
enthusiastic prospector retarned %
the city recently from Wood riser,
looking bronzed aud sestherbeaten.
He hadn't proceeded fa- oa bis vas
home before meeting hisswe~thesrt,
sho vas going to the depot to meet
him. "a.
awhy, George, you look inst Ike
AN old smoked ham, wefs The Gu.
desriug words that greeted hfm.
George had been Hiring On eam
for the last two months, and when
bis eisl rsisrred 20 that srticis ns
didn't know but thrrs vrs seoe-
thug hoggish-lookiug about him
I" Nothing mean or boggish aboct
me, Jane; bet your bangs on that.
Found a mine up in the Wood river
40 med i. Jane, after you.s
"Whst are you giving u'e, DEAR
Geoi What do sou take me Tor Y
"Fsct, Jane; named It after you"
aHow Jealous thit'll make the
other girls In the Fifteenth ward
Won't their bangscurl down forsrd'
Won't the green-eyed monster ran'
| kle in their bosarums, though ! Ob,
you're 40 mise, George
And Jane laughed all over, AND
liusisted upon carrying bis blankets
and the grip-sack.
aThats all right, Jane, carry thi'
overcoat, too."
"How did you come to name th'
mine after me, you too.too toots.
Georgiep
Because it didn't amount I
asytbing. Nothing IN 1t, Jane
When the gripsack cane down o
his head George thought sno'
slide had struck him, and no swear
he will never name suother miu
, after a Salt Lake girl.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1882-10-20
Home Maid.

Maid of Yonkers, ere We buss,
tell me. will you make a fass ~
Nesp York Noes.
Maid of Hartford, ere I pop, tell
me, will you faint or flop Jour
nal.
Maid Of Webster, ere we wed,
who'll split tho kindlinS In the
shed i-7smes.
Maid of Camden, ere We mate,
can't | never stay out late f-Posf.
Maid OF Newton, ere We hitch.
tell me siraly, are sou rich IKE
publican.
Maid of Graham, when come,
will you give up chewing gum I
Leader.
Maid of Weatherford, the case ls
clear, you won't have us, tor W.
love our b.black berries. .-'Comn'ef
ciat
Maid OF Kaufman, ere We
byphenate, tell US truly, have sou
"a large estatei-Sun.
| Maid of Beaumont, ere We yoke
| tell me, will you let me sInokef-
Enterprise.
| Maid of Bowie, ere we pair, tel
me, will you pull my hair i--Infsr
State.
Maid of Caddo, ere ! WOO, Cal
| YOU earu the grub tor twef-
Times
/ Maid of Nstchitoches. when "
meet, will I have to retreatf- V'n
dicdtor.
/ Maid of Shreveport, what's yon
dream, can we fix 1t With ice cream
standard.
Maid OF Lincoln, ere We COO, te
me, will she know it too i--Ssnt
mel.
Maid of Orleaus, ere we wed, te
me how We shall be ted Item.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1882-10-20
For the DEMoeFAT-srAR-
WOULD BE vOUR WIFE
By LUXE.

We stood ana looked at the sunset
rTrancsd by its splendid spell,
A. through an criel window
The red rays ssrssmlngiy frh'
The moantsinn purple as midnight
Swallowed the lake below,
Cutting their peaks all sharply
Against the golden glow.
Far away, the Island lighthouse
Shot forth its frst, faint spark,
Az dim - frs-hy's glimmer
when frst IL clssves the dark.
We gazed, thrilled through witharsPtars'
Not alone Of the hour,
But conscious still Of its beauty
And owning still its power.
Abb the golden hues Of loud land
Turned to brighter gold,
As looked in your ey es, my darling
And read the tale they told.
For then il WAS you told me,
You loved mo moro than lite;
And answered to you as king,
That woald be your wife.
The twilight, dsrkling and darkfng'
Filled the room with its gloom,
But we knew then why the sunsst
| Had shown so rich . bloom. =
Mos POINT, Miss, October =, 1884,
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pAsCAGOIJLA MISSISSIPPI FRIDAY, OCIObEh 20 :

When I cone 10 500 every fsa
comes to me for : square neal
They come forth like aowfrs, from
your neck, your eorsrt yoar shoes.
The woods are full Of them, and ms
life ia a burden. Uuiess you swear
Oh keeping a dog, and rid yourself
of fieas, all between VI must De Al
au end. II must be M dog, and no
fleas. or no Ike. Which shall u
bep
She thought long ovsf the mat
ter, her eyes looking Into the fu-
,ure, but did not snswfr. He Was
a good match aud res long on
pork. but she conid not make up
her MUD to part With her dear dog,
that cost her one hundred dollars.
nually . bright thought alrusk ber,
and she offered to compwmise oy
using insect powder. His heart
had seemingiy been uurnsd TO
stone, aud be told her he could not
consent to any compromise, aud
leaving the house, be gave her two
DAYS to decide. The next day be
saw her at u matinee with y hotel
clerk. and the clerk was constant
lly feeling up his sleeves OF dowf
bis neck tor something, aud h'
thinks abe still keeps the dog
Thus two bear,s Ill he broken
i Chicago /, hear| ,@-by td'
poodle5og.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1882-10-20

They tell Of sharp girl In Q
ueiphboring town who bad an e, .
to business. She was to be married,
and she learned that spectators
had about forty marriage policies
on the young nIan who was to be
her husband. She then sat down
aud addressed each one OF the policy
holders q letter informing them that
sho needed a little money TO FIX for
the important event, aud would ask
from each the sum Of ten dollars.
If the money was not Forthcoming,
Of course she could not marry, and
they would lose the full amount o
their policies. The demand was ire
sistible, and they forked over lik'
little men. Smart girl, that.-Enter
prise Courier.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1882-10-20

al understand, Uueis Aues, thst
you have quit prsaching,s said the
secretary OF State to ~ o1d colored
man Who for years bAs had chares'
Of church In Little Back. "Yoa,
boss, rse stepped asideIS "Why did
you quit :" "Wsll, das was u1oee.
Gus pressarss broasbt ter besr aetp
the old man. Dry cba1gs1 - ~td
stsalin' q ham tor one tiog a3'vtsed
me ter Qnit.' /" Wig, thsy couldst
prove that you stele the han, eoaod
theyp "No, sah, dog ooulAst, sa'
Of I bsdnt scknoWlsdged " 6sg
aebsr Would bah pruved t. : sWhy
did you scksoslsdge IL ] "OAse der
found de han undsr NJ bed, sah.s
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1882-10-20

The promise OF an appropriation
Of 920O, 900 to dig out shsrbor st
Mississippi City is bsing used - :
drag net to catch votes Tor John B.
Lynch ou:tbe Seacoast. Hefs 70 b
Piled getl to carry out the programne,
it seems. Wonder hoW y my votes
this will catch, aud hoe aAay ssil
give thres" is equal TO o1s "teks.s
5iuce the one ID sbont ~ likely .
be sllosed a. the other. John might
have made 1t o cool ol, ,000, 600 while
be was about it.-Gsssmit Nme ss1
Sentinel.
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Jno. R. Lynch, ia trying to CT cate

Jno. R. Lynch, is trying to create
A diversion in his favor on the pro
hibition question. He says he don't
drink whiskey himself; but Is will
Ing that everybody else should get
drunk il they please. This ia not
good prohibition doctrine. The
nrobibitiouists are desirous Of keep.
lug everybody sober; and that 10
the difference between John 4. and
| the prohihitiouists, John r. won't
do. He IL eminently fraud and
can't poke bis tnger into the eves
Of the prohibitionists in that way
They prefer to take Van Estoi
straight.--Jackson Comet
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1882-10-20
Southern Cotton Manufacture.

The Columbus Daily Enqsirsr in
te fall trade issue gives some inter-
|rIting figures iu reference to cotton
manufacturing in the South In 1882
There are nov IN Operation in Ala.
bama, Geol - Kentucky, Louis
iaus, Nortl ina. Tennessee,
Texas audviYklAia, l7,7SS looms,
e6g,512 spindles, employing 1894
hands aud consuming 1921 bales
Of cotton annually. During the past
year the increase in cotton manu-
lacturing has been remarkable. The
following table shows the increase
during the two years ended August
81, 1882:
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nrosnerons Miehiran bshy ca

A prosperous Michigan baby car
riago factory had its origin iu tie
birth Of fifteen babies in the town
In thirteen days. A carpenter got
the ioh Of making carriages for the
whole number, and from that start
the business grew.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1882-10-20
THE WICKED FLEA


Peck's Milwaukee Sun.
As We predicted long ago, tue
practice young girls have Of wear
ing a small, shaggy dog Ia their laps
ia bonnd to make trouble. A case
in point at Chicago will Illustrate
how the fatal practice OF seeping q
nat dog to kiss will break up tne
best Of friendship.
A young gentleman who does
bu.iuess on the Chicago board OF
trade Was in love With q beautiful
Wabash avenue girl, aud 1t WAS De.
| ueved by all that be would soou Al.
low her to lead him and hrr dog to
the altar, for she kept dog. De
was not very much mashed on the
dog any Of the time, aud 1t horl
him to nee her caress the brute,
but he thought when they were
once married he would take the dos
bs it's hind legs aud knock its braln'
out against a lamp post. Her dog
1 wasa her dog,and that fact annoyed
se lover more than wouid nave
Jsen the case otherwise. But th'
yeanr man enjoyed himself much II
pressiug. his suit, or his girls suit
rather, Dian evening, after the do'
had gone to sleep aud put III u
crib. He would sit on the veran
dnh With the object dfiiis alteration
and gaze out across tbe-lake from
r park at the stately sbips as the
went by, and as one big ship wonl'
seem to be hugging close to th
: shore, be would hug lrE--not I'd
ship-and she would hug back, az
cording to Hoyle, and then sn
would sit on his lap and he woal
sit on hers, and then be would g.
n nervous and 60 home.
There seemed to be Aonethio
biting him. He coald keep b
nerve on the board OF trade, thoug
h wheat went against him, but whe
the girl got against him he elt
yearning to scratch himself,
yagne longing to get up ana
:, away. He went to . do2for az
"a "a was examined, aud u doct'
charged him Ave dollars foTths
formatlon that he was tosert
/. with fieas. He. could Mt belize
It until be went to his foom NJ
got his room, mate to help him eat
I'd Z quantity Of feas. Then his 20
10 was up in arms. There was a q
=, tain pleasure in the thoug3t that
th had caught fleas from tHe Que
ms loved, but when he rejected 10
: she had caught them from the &c
aud the dog had caught them fr'
sw another dog, and that the other q
= had caught them from an ltall'
ar r. and the Italian had caught tn
'sr from a monkey, and SO on back,
ith was sick. That evening be call
ns 3 on his girl, and, as she rushed II
Ia his presence, aud was going
throw herself, dog and all into
=, arms, with frightened look, 9
- y cry, as though the house
- coming down, he said:
uStand backl There 10 t
!. about you that crawls and be
:" and bites. Yon have got fieas
Be "Sirp said she, her Q
Der, flashing with Are, "this insole
ioa- shaft cost you dear. ! have no II
W.. W. Why dost thou accuse me OF dei
and the tears came to her e3es,
=. che wiped them away With the
H-et and controlled her emotion.
aFor months ! have had &C
thing about me each time
from your side that has made
6 pay attention. said he, music
] . = ap courage to speak, ssand
stien found that II u aeas. Yon
that dog, and the heas mea
"a g about sour eysscn, plcniclnl
ssM day and gesng tor me a. y
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1882-10-20

$50 she refused you, did she r
asked Pingay. "Why didn't yon
press her, my boy r I" Press her"
exclaimed Brown. "She wouldn't
let nle get near enough for that
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1882-10-20

When you sse = man tskeot his
hat to you 1t ID : sigu he respecea
YOU bnt when you zee him divest-
Ing himself OF his coat you can
make up your mind that b. intends
YOU shall respect him.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1882-10-20
That sorrow can ne'er set right

Make the air vocal with kisses!
Many tears have been shed over
unkissed kisses-eyer those " dear
ns rernem bored kisses after death" !"
sbht the time to kiss is the present.
Kiss your children before you leave
home kiss the mother OF your chill
dren, aud that dear old mother
who ats in the chair by the win
dow--no matter ii her cheeks are
wrinkled, her heart is yonng--and
then go about your days work With
| a "thauk Godn in your soul that
you have some one at home to
kiss.
sFor though in the quiet evening
| leu give Us the kiss Of peace,
| Yet 1t might be
That never for thee
The pain of the beart should ,eass."
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1882-10-20

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second Monday N sAsh month.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1882-10-20

An exchange puts . solemn truth
in a novel and effective way when
II esys that "some men wear their
nest tro,,sers ont iu the knees II
winter getting religions, and the
seats Of their pants ont in:summsr
backsliding.n 4
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1882-10-20

The rope with which Kansas
murderer was banged has been
woven into book marks and given
to the convicting jury AZ keepsakes.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1882-10-20

Detroit Free Press. y
[ That is u phrase beard in the
hallway of many . BONE as the
nxu of the house is hurrying away
&excbange daily labor Tor daily
bref In the mart Of commerce.
Sometimes it ls the wife who says
il. soneti nes infant lips prst,le the
caressing words, holding up =
sweet flower face for the kiss that
ID her warm sunshine OF life, aud
the strongest man waits moment
10 clasp his treasure aud is gone
and ali day wonders at the peace
| In bis heart, vt the nerve Win
which he meets business losses on
hears business crosses. The wife''
kiss did 1t, the bahy's kiss did y
and he realizes that it Ia not wealth
or opposition or lack that makes
our happiness, but the intiuenc'
VIZ bear within us from the pres
spee of ftbose We losr.
Kissme good byef Oh' lips tha
| have SAID il for the last time, woul'
you ever ask again in those plead
| ing tones for the kiss so tardti
piveni Would We not remembe
that the relation the flower beai
10 the universe is as carefully PR
vided for as that Of the brighte'
star, that the little action oil ~ To-
ing heart goes side by side with Y
,'sss dee ass ssyslEssfsss.sst VI : sEI'ss
, a lifetime:
How many 70 forth in the morning
/, That peyer come shoR at nigStlNA
XxsdTsGR9 broken M
For harsh words spoken \
j. That sorrow can neer set right"