The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1897-03-05
Editorial and Otherwise.

| pad reputation generally suStains itSelt.
There is tyranny in peace as well as in war
An honest man is the noblest work of God
Pay as you 90, even if you cannot 90 yer,
far.
Hold fast to that which is good-your bes
g,r.
Busnesc is becoming more settled-in I
hole.
The silver calf is twin brother to the gold
en- calf.
Dyspepsia makes great many people re-
ligIous.
If there were no fools there would be II,
knaves.
The road to fame never winds through
barroom.
LAWYERS do more to defeat justice than t,
attain it.
Usnry is the most heartless task maker ii
the world.
II the poor would refuse to fight there woult
be no wars
Laplanders often skate in one day distanc.
Of $50 miles.
When hawks hold a convention chickens
should hide out.
Bracelets on the ankle is the latest fad al
the new woman.
You cannot sail into the harbor Of success.
ON n schooner Of beer.
There is a tobacco trust, but it is hard work
To ge, trusted for tobacco.
No man should grumble about the other fel
lox having the best OF life.
The man with a cold is always willing t.
take something, even advice.
The man who smiles and smiles, is liable tc
see snakes fhe doesn't quit.
The ability to get credit is not always a
proof Of financial soundness.
1t is feasible to get along without fees. All
cities should make the effort.
The man who has bet and lost can readily
see how wrong 1t is to gamble.
Fame has It's disadvantages. 1t never let's a
mans creditors get of his trail.
The New York Journal calls it charity to
feed the poor on soup. Too thin!
Success is like woman, easier to be won
by bad man than BY good one.
II wasn't th,l M "a IN vos al Ian dnp A
who SAID, "une word brings on another"
Spots IN your garments are much easier to
get rid of than spots "u your reputation.
Among the supplies sent to foreign mission
aries the bicycle takes a prominent place.
The bawl over the Bradlcy-Mar,in ball is all
over, and the bawlers have taken a"ball."
Surgeons now patch up skulls with cellu-
lold. In some cases it is not an innovation.
Never try to make the world think evil of
you. Such efforts afe entirely unnecessary.
Some extra gsllows would have to be erected
If all the cemeteries yielded up their secrets.
Self popularity might properly be termed n
magnaninous overthrow of II citizens's rights.
The flesh Of the alligator is eaten by the in-
habitants Of India. Boiled, it tastes like veal.
Kansas disclaims having surplus of
cranks. Then she should take down her sign.
Probably some of the politicians danced
while the Pennsy lvania State-hou was burn
| ing.
Even if YOU cannot square the circle, you
can square your sweetheart with a circle-oi
gold.
Don't snub a boy because his home is hum
BILE. Abraham Lincoln's early home was log
cabin.
| The girl who is in a hurry to get married
may soon become in u greater hurry to get
divorced
| The everlasting movements OF some folks
make the world seem brighter as the day 5
grow less.
The first man to apply steam to house
warming was James Watt, the Scotch inven.
tor, in l7S4.
Political parties have one thing in common;
they are all anxious to save the country-trom
some other party.
At the point where the Mississippi river
flows out of Lake ltaska it is only ten feet
wide and eighteen inches deep.
The man who couldn't fill the office better
than the man appointed, has yet to be born in
this great and glorious Republic.
The dog never fails to let a person know
that he is glad to see him. Some good mel
are so peculiar that they don't do this.
1t is said that Nevada is about to legallzt
lotteries. This will be good news to the i'm.
mcnse number Of fools in this country.
Some people complain Of the ringing o
church bells. And yet the ringing of
church belle is alwaysa pleasant thing.
Sugar has a terrible effect upon the mem
orv. Those sugar trust officials didn't seen
to know anythng about their own business.
A writer's advice is edo NOT permit you
kindness to stop with your friends" The av
erags kindness one meets with now is general,
too weak to even reach the friend.
II took just $4,000 to fit up the rig for Mrs
Mckinley to enter the White House as tn,
first lady of the land. She paid $4,000 alon
for her dress and made the purchase in Chicago
Miss Hattie X. Miller, Of Santa Barbara
California, most womanly woman, handson,
in form and feature, is motoneer on the elec
trio cars of that city. Having fully answere,
all the requirements her application was un
hesitatingly granted.
The Pascagoula DEMocRAT.SrAR last weel
celebrated it's SD year. 1t ia one of the best
brightest, cleanest and most reliable countr,
wceklies in the State, and its editor, Capt
Maycrs, is genial, Ccn'lcmanly aud all rouu,
good fellow lIazlehurst Courier.