The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1894-07-13
Editorial and Otherwise.

An Office seeker is simply politician out of
a job.
To gossip is as silly as it is vicious. Be
buoyant.
The flavor is the chief ingredient Of good
conversation.
s.Contentment is better than m'ney and Just
about as scarce. +
The fellow who plays the races very often
PLAYS out of-cash.
Meridian has three daily newspapers, the
News, Commercial and Item.
Indications point to very moderate yield OF
apples throughout Missouri.
The populists have adopted the Coxey plan
of footing it to conventions.
Play upon the fad of the hour, but 40 IT as
al amusement. Talk to interest.
The last Of August is now fixed as the oate
of final adjournment of Congress.
The man who wants to keep his sins until
Tomorrow may have to keep them forever.
Over 1000, 900 people in this country iVe
upon the wages paid by the railroad companies
Meridian citizens are not satisfied with the
appointment Of I. r. McElroy as postmaster.
The happiest life is that wich constantly
exercises aud edueates that which Is pest III
us.
| All wickedness tends to destroy individual
;tv and declining natures assmilate as they
sink.
The essence of knowledge is, having it, to
apply it, not having it, to confess your igno-
rance.
Insanity that leads to murder can be per-
manently cured by the rope or the electric
chair.
Inst at the present there is great demand
for some old fashioned American common
sense.
A great many lazy men manage 10 MAN
,ho;r living ont of friction between capital ant
labor.
Talebcarers and hearers are alike guilty
The one hath the devil in his tongue the othe
in his ear.
Never allow clothes to stand responsible ia
character, unless it may be a striped suit Il
the penitentiary.
;. Hogus was the last name Of Alexander Il
Bogus, who many years ago perpe''"'e'
:. celebrated swindle.
= Cholera seems to have been entirely stampe
ont of Europe and no fears Of recurrence AT
anticipated this summer.
All the wars of Napoleon Boneparte co
him $2,775, 600, 900. The wars OF Louis Nap
- leon were nearly twice as costly.
The time o. year has come when the ma
Il with a linn collar inActs "is this hot enout
for you?" upon every friend he meets
The late William Walter Phelps bequeath
O.oOO to Yale College. This will allow co
siderable expansion of baseball studies.
- The Central Baptist church was burned
@. Grenada last week. Loss $4,000; msuran
Sl.75O. The fire was caused BY a falling cha
- deler.
Eastern Siberia at Werckojansk, in FebT
ary in 1892 registered the lowest temperate
= ever registered on the face OF the earth
below zero.
The hair dealers would better prepare for
big run on red wigs, as an article gong
=. rounds of the papers says they make old won
at look young.
"'' J.D. Truly, postmaster at Gainesville,
Try arrested by U. s. Deputy Marshal +. sugd
W. on charge of embezzing postoiiice FUNDS
other money.
70; petrels were so called from the habit OF tn
OK, birds Of walking on the water. In the mi
of sailors they were thus associated with
at Apostle Peter.
ale always looked on the bright side
ws' everything" was the consoling remark ot
nta Of the mourncrs. ayes, and he'll feel it no
- savagcly put in the editor.
n Judge Colt, of the United States Cir
Court of Boston, on June 9th decided
,I. Japanese are not white people and cannot
3TN naturalzed under our constitution.
w The Coxeyitcs at Washington, having
1r* deserted by their general" Coxey, are
N. ions to get to their homes, and are lmpor
~ ing Congressman for funds for that purpt
W Gov. Hogg said in n recent interview
~ "In the glorious climate Of Texas good Dt
NIA Gratis never de-" II looks that way, as
NfN big Democratic majority over ther incre
w every year.
~ A little colored girl was called upo
~ school to write sentiment on the oiackp
~ containing the word delight. This is
w she wrote "Where was Moses when de
TT went out 2"
SaS The New York Daily America and Mel
meanly says "lIaving read her finished
~ on the Higher Duties Of Life the swee
IT graduate will spend the summer playing
80 MIS-"
IL Immgratio during the year ending Ma
III 1894. was less than half that Of the prect
. year, and twenty -fvehundred Of these
~ not allowed to land owing to their not CO
up to the present legal requirements.
The Southern States are SAID to conta
least 70, 100000 acres of waste sland
might be devoted to the production OF
This would increase the present annual
Of 237 ,0OO, 900 pounds to 10000, 600, 900 po
Edward Everett Hale thinks that the
t;on Of the labor troubles is to stop imp
9nn troublesome laborers from Europe and o
instead "the thousands Of unemployed ne
down South" in the mines and factories
North.
There amt no use in sighin'
Over things that's done and gone
When one cool blceze is dyin'
q Another one comes on y!
III An, all The world il beautiful,