The sea coast echo. [volume] (Bay Saint Louis, Miss.) 1892-current, 1895-08-24
What Other Editors Are Writing.

Now that the State has gotten
Free Silver"--on paper-wbat will
she DO with it?-West Point Leader.
Any man, especially the young
man who dares TO succeed, and who
attempts to make for himse future.
will find encouragement. But il
should not dshearten hint is the
very very best indication. .-Tunica
Democrat.
When a man. like John M. Stone
fails to command the support of his
fellow citizens, the evil effect of the
free silver craze is apparent. Insan-
lty, ingratitude, incompetence, all
accompany the free silver delusion.
-Vicksburg Post.
The Missouri silver convention
adopted a resolution commencing
with the words: 1--WE, the Demo-
Gratis Of Missouri" The trouble with
this resolution is that the forty or
fifty gentlemen by whom 1t was adopt-
ed do not constitute the Missouri
Democracy. Chicago Chronicle.
Two lessons may be drawn from
Brandon tragedy-the one, that in
judicious talk can cost man his life:
the other, that friendship is more
than name. Coleman and Fox po
to the penitentiary for life, for q life:
greater love hath no man than this
However wrong the act, this is one
noble trait of nature.-Canton Times.
No town ever amounted to much
that was devided against itself. It
takes live, progressive men to build
cities, and concert Of action upon
the part of all citizens is absolutely
necessary. One old kicker will often
dampen the ardor of twenty good
men by his croaking in a community.
--Tanica Democrat.
We agree with the Biloxi Herald
In regard to that Beauvoir business.
Ii Mrs. Davis and her daughter pre-
fer 10 live in the North, whv shouId
they refuse $50, 900 offered by per-
sons living in the North? Mrs. Da-
Wis and her daughter should have
stayed at home IL they expect sympa-
thy from the Southern people. II
they stay in the South they will not
suffer.-Scranton Enterprise.
About the hardest thing for a
young man TO stand in this world il
success. 1t takes q young man of
remarkable character to receive die
tinction and keep his poise. The
greater man Is the smaller he
should feel; the greater he Is. if he
has sense enough to merit distinction.
the less he finds he knows. Vast
mines of information are open. ana
the man who would be really great
must work them constantly. Okla
homa State Capital.
An Adventist Ia Northern Michi..
gan prophesied that the end Of the
world would come at a certain date
just passed. When the day arrived
he put on his ascension robes. climb
ed TO the top of straw stack and
waited the crack Of doom. He be-
came tired and fell asleep. Some
boys discovered him and after touch
ing match to the straw awakened
him. Gazing around him at tbe
fames on every side be cried sout.
"ln HI, Just as,I expected. Bus.
iness journal.
The Northwestern Lumberman re-,
ports great revival in the demand
for yellow pine lumber aid ant,cj-
pates the greatest movement north
ward OF this material within the next
tnirty days that was ever known. II
a'so reports a vastly improved de-
mand Tor hard wood lumber, all az
wnlca y OF interest TO Mississippi.
now one OF the most important
sources OF timber supply. Yellow
ing for this good time I com;ng,,
for many years.--yickahurn crs,.
mercial-Herald.