The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1894-09-14
Editorial and Otherwise.

The meek and lowly mule is the one that
kicks to kill.
A good deal of sympathy may be bought
with a silver dollar.
Some folks are proud of whatever they have,
even il it be an abcess.
pessimism and optimism are only other
names for temperament.
The truest hnmor keeps along line drawn
from the center Of gravity.
Parasols are profusey decorated with rib-
bons in loops, bows and ends.
The terms Of u number of presidential post
master will expire next month
If n man will ride after jumping horse ne
| will be safest in two wheeled Jumper
| A Georgia man eats snakes. This beats the
Mississippi man. lie merely sees them
The devil always has good start in the
family where no religious papers are taken.
Already the September stir is percert'ble
in business, and the autumnal activity Is upon
us.
The japanese have better scientific knowl-
edge Of earthquakes than any other NATIONAL
ity.
A Philadelphia pincher says the man win
long whiskers never wears diamond scarf
pin.
Mrs. W. X. Vanderbilt, who now wants
divorce from her husband, was Miss smith, |
of Mobile.
The advent of the oyster season will give an
opening to many yoang men now out o' EN-
ployment.
Noise is easily mistaken for patriotism. It
requires bait as well as well as patience TO
catch fish.
Don't stop to think of what might have bee"
unless you feel like rejecting that 1t might
have been worse.
Gen. Longstreet is spending the summer
} months as his home !n. Gainesville Ga' writ
ing his memolrs..
One town in India has seven magnlhceh'
,emnl.s. each Of which was hewn from a SIN
: gle block of stone.
Moses Elkner, hghlyfsApected negro, died
. last week near AberdceHsst the age of one
hundred and ten years.
If you can't make big speech for Demo
= eracy, you can, at least, carry toreh''s"'
when the procession starts.
The world is full of sunshine. The trouble
: with some people is, they keep the windows
Al. rcv huruipv in daylipht,
Il Mississippi, and Louisiana papers are hl'ed
with accounts of the damage to cotton by the
b. unreasonable and long continued rams.
The Populists should remember fhess ~
words: Blessed are these who expect ou
-. little, for they shall not be disappointed.
Foolish 70 remain in a country where your
: either freezing to death or burning up, whe'
fine. South eau be reached in day or two.
notwithstanding the action OF the Unite
- States authorities, Gov. Stone and Audito
Stone will continue issuing State warrants
A mountain.larger than any Of the Rookie
has been discovered IN the Adirondacks. Tn
at will somewhat compensate the people Tor II
NJ loss Of free sugar. s't,.s$ Z, +
Try would not live always 4. III l-t-
W. TO be a wise old sage, 's's-s,. ~
And have newspapers lying
No; About my age.
OK. A Georgia editor says he could better II
,,. derstand how it was that Eve fell il she h
IT. been tempted with luscious Georgia wat,
melon instead Of a measly, crampy apple,
ws The newspaper story aioat that Miss w
lnie Davis is in favor of woman suffrage a
- would vote the the Republican ticket it she b
n chance is denounced is both respects a
great big lie. t,-
~. Senator Jones, Of Nevada, has ferma
Is renowned his allegiance to the Republic
Wv party and entered the Populst fold.
1tN thinks the latter party is the only one t
a. will edo anything for silver"
~ Arollipg stone may get 9moss--
4M D Its speed beyond contrQlling;
~ But still, whatever belts loss,
~ It has great fun a-rolling.
C.S. Iongcraft, Of Cofeeyile, who was,
NJ two years, a prominent populitc,say that
~ popul,c party is made up of deuded y y
Ne cents who expect shower OF OF blessings
"a will never receive.
M The quack doctor says: "No cure; nopa
TT The auack contingent fee lawyer, who HI
.<sy customers instead of having them CONT
7tN him, rs Of lower grade than the quack doc
NE He saws: "No verdict; no fee."
Baby carriages are now equipped
~ wheels with rubber tires, which adds nue.
~ the comfort Of baby. So far the tires are
"solid" sort, no attempt being made to al
- tho cushion or pneumatic variety to this
An pose.
Mary had little LAMB,
In the summer time she met him,
n She let him buy diamond ring,
And then chose to forget him.
y A western newspaper says that "men
lynched in the South without being
time to pray" This is wrong; but even
were true, It is too much to expect an ordi
Ar lynchipg party to resolve itself into
meeting.
Hon. ]. n. Neville, Of Meridian, will
have ready for publication digest Of tn
cisop Of the criminal laws Of the Stat
gether with approved prccedents of form
evcry statute. The work will be an inyal
aid to his profession
The editor Of the Carrollton Conscry
itv Of nv, ....-. 80 ,or, f,o,, Tho se,d n,
D sup p"'." .....,. ,,a> ;,ch
'tt0m', Ed Fox one car "'easu''"S "a ~
nd all length and containing soo grams on 'ne
lettcs, The other measuring II "a inches IN 'eng'
'accos, cpntanng 900 grains on the cob. An
cs' ~ aforesaid editor says these were only ay
nv ears,