The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1898-09-16
Editorialand Otherwise.

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Wooden sleepers on railways last about nj
teen years.
Some people think it is cheaper to move than
to pay rent.
Life is short, but it only takes two seconds
to fight duel.
An honest man will not beat an editor out OF
his hard earnings.
The next call for Southern volunteers will
be answered "nil!'
The man who is satisfied with himself is
very easily satisfied.
The uukiudest cut Of all is your portrait IN
q country newspaper.
A robust, uumitigated liar will never euier
the gates Of heaven.
Happiness often consists Of being next u"
crowded barber shop.
man who has no opinions Of his own isl
poor excuse for man.
President Mckinley says the mastering out
Of the troops must stop.
Never boast Of your blood-you may nave 10
buy sarsaparilla next spring
Nsyer write a song il you wish to retain the
good will Of your fellow men.
The moor man who marries nowadays usual
IL finds hlnself welded to art.
The rude man always thinks he deserves
credit for not being ahypocrite.
After October the war will be on again, and
: will probably last several years.
When imperfecton thinks itself per'ee''o'
II make, a conspicuous display of faults.
When a man really loves his wife he doesn'
d mind letting her kiss him in hot weather.
Fashionable Japanese young ladies, whe
thcv wish to look attractive, gild their lips.
Powdered rice is said to be OF great eii'cac
in checking bleeding from cuts and or"'ses'
MANY thief goes to the coal mines, becaus
he failed ia steal enough to pay a lawyers lei
oi Talk a. men shoot; make everything you 81
ne hit the mark or don't waste your ammunition
= Yourself, and not your words preach tor y"'
The washing Of clothes for the queen
". bousehold costs more than $4,000 per annnn
~ Those who lead dual lives are very apt
d. souesl at certain rife halls appearing in the
columns.
II ia hard 10 decide whether the ice deal
ps. or the grocer is entitled to the light-weig
championship.
=, Never argue the point with man VIII" te
v,u bo ia one in thoussnd-he may be one
''"' the c,phers.
Never marry for money, but always Tor TO-
- r. A girl has money, there is no harm IN VI
ing to love her.
W. After people pass thirty.6ve they ne
3. make as fine appearance at anything a. WI
81" engaged at work.
- Uncle Sam says "remember the, Maine
.Aixiur an internal revenue stamp to your Of
w checks, mortgages, etc.
s. There ia considerable friction among
ond hivh officials Of this government NO one
- tell what the outcome will be.
81. Louis woman recently kissed
mon in 100 minutes. Naval heroes are
snectfully warned against 81. Louis.
urt- The wise man always knows enough 10
h;s IN, With A woman who has enough col
build a substantial household thereon.
No man is an interesting talker when m
A"' hers Of his family are present; Tor the re-
ss. that kin pin each other down to facts.
Sec '""V "'' f
State I, doesn't always make aman happy
a pirl returns his love-espec'ai'y wne'
returned because she has no use for II.
False friends are like our shadow, kee
close 10 US while We walk in the sunshine
ana leaving us the Instant we cross into the 81
". I'll. man who choice lankuage comman'
. MAY talk on all subjects at will;
But his wisdom excels II he understand
Just when and where to keep still.
The glory Of the war is mot 10 sweet a
,houcbt Il would be- II now develops th'
ets' American troops were treated more like
than human beings.
=. lion hunter who has made study
s.iy animals peculiarities, says "all lions arr
- handed. When one strikes 4 forcible b
;. always uses its left paw"
You will 6nd IS you grow older that
many who claim to have their coats on
NJ. ing for YOU have them rolled up Tor :
and arc sleering on them In the shads'
rs; rs We shot an arrow in the air,
Ills Not knowing who're would dcsce
W. But We didn't and il, later on,
70. Stuck in the heart Of friend.
!: We talk often Of preparing to meet on
--Dn Let " think Of the other phase Of th'
WrI duty-preparing 20 leave our fellow
lnu What sort Of influence shall ws leave
ns7
90, To do wrong ia Ia inaict the snrest nj
orr own peace. No enemy can DO III
,s,,oe harm With what We @ourselves, VIII
and and however We violate any moral OF re
obligation.
3. Daniel Ambroae, the eolored pcstm'
.lesor. p,cksas, Miss, was indaesd 10 make :
io-sm which hs bsquathsA IA 1 M. Pinks'
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