The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1896-07-10

Open your heart.
Mind your business.
Save your earnings.
If you love love more.
II you hate hate less.
Keep your own heart right.
Don't be cnviuus or Jealous.
Life is too short to spend in hating
any one.
Why war against a fellow-mortal
who is going the same road witt, us?
Your hands may be hard, but your
hcalt need not be.
The palace for care-thc cottage for
love.
Words unspoken are never remem-
bcred.
II you would be happy, 60 home.
II there is no happiness there, take
some and kindle more.
Beautify your resting places.
Keep your heart warm and your
brain steady.
Saturday night is the cream Of the
week.
1t is round IN the ladder leading
to heaven or pcrditi0n.
Leave your head at your place of
business and bring your heart to the
hearth had fender.
There is much to live for. Not for
ourselves. but for others.
Let the rich be more generous to the
poor, and trucr to themselves.
If for no one else, be Il nan for your
! own sake.
DO right for the golden reward it
always brings.
Stand and let the crowd rush on to
the breakers which line the far shores
of dissipation ana careless expcndi-
lures.
Even brutcs forgive and forget
surely man can do as much.
Throw open the blinds. Let the
sunlight Of true manhood in upon all
our hearts. Keep the rubbish cleared
from your own door, and thus set good
examples.
Do not go shopping around, prying
with pointed nose into what effects
you not.
Find a happy man or woman, and
the affairs Of another trouble them
but little.
II a man is making money, is it any
OF your business provided he makes
it honestly?
Man was born Of God, and should
look more to Him than to men.
Don't worry, as worry only w%cakcns
Don't believe all that people tel
you, or your legs, head and heart vii
often ache.
Keep Il stiff upper lip-livc to please
your own conscience, and it will bt
good to you.
1t is far better 20 educate persons
to keep out Of sin than to convert
them out.
God excludes nc person from HEAVIER
or happiness simply on account o
poverty.
II only thinkers for good were
helped, this earth would soon become
a paradise.
In these rushing times for office
hunting the following from the At
lanta Constitution fills the bill:
"John, wher's yer daddy 2"
"He's out yander giLtln' beat fe
coroner"
AN yer uncle?
Seem how clOst he kin come ter be
in sheriff"
"An' Bill-whcr's he /"
"Well, Bill don't mount ter much
an I've hcarn tell they're gwinc tcJ
send him ter congress ter git Silet 0
him."
AN you-what's you %a-runnin
fer ?"
"Nothin'. I'm the only one in til,
family what amt got no eddicatiOn
so I'm a-teachin' of Il school fer u liv
in'..'
Lay, raise and set refer to mani
mate things.
Lie, rise and sit refer to animal,
things.
We lay things down, raise thing,
up, and set things in their places.
We, ourselves, lie down, rise up ant
sit in our chair, or whatever we hav'
to sit on.
The latest thing IN photography !.
the bas-rclief. The picture of a per
son taken by this process stands out
in bold relief against the background
Since the date Of patent, March II,
1896, an organization has been effect
ed which will give the leading photo
graphers of tic country a share in thu
introduction OF the new process,