The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1899-08-25
Editorial and Otherwise.

vertise.
The leaves will begin to fall next
month.
All salt meats have recently advanced
in price.
Don't forget that silence is the mother
of truth.
Affections are the roots from which
life springs.
Truth knocks the stufling out of the
consumate liar.
To 60 to some places is to tempt the
devil to tempt us.
Statues and characters are moulded
with little touches.
A strictly truthful politician is hard to
find in these times.
Save the hours and the days will take
care Of themselves.
1t is hard to tell how some people get
living without work.
The grace of sympathy is purchased
at the cost of suffering.
The cheaper the man the tougher the
story he will tell or believe.
Some men have to be knocked down
before they will take hint.
Progress and improvement should be
the watchword Of every citizen.
Excuse is cloak used by indolent
people to cover neglected duties.
Words of sympathy are worse than
useless to man that is starving.
There are people in every community
who delight in beating the printer.
The goldbugs are anxious to beat Bry-
an out of the nomination for President.
Good resolutions should be reduced to
writing. Memory is treacherous
thing.
The American people are so easily
humbugged by oily-tongued travelling
fakirs.
You must get on the inside of a man
before you can talk to him about inside
things.
The country is full Of fake things to
gull the people out Of their hard earned
money.
A woman is like telephone box-a
good thing to stay away from when it
thunders.
rhe man who persists in "doing" his
manymen, usually ends by being done
Poiimself.
VERY man should have an opinion
dun every subject that comes under his
weevation.
, ,out two-thirds of the male popula-
,,' of the world use tobacco in some
arlb ~'b pc or form.
. Nh David hadn't hit Goliath the first
, he would probably insisted that the
was in his eyes.
:. nd age brings experience, and some
:, eds of experiences brings fellow to
al Huntimely grave.
When a man gets mixed up with a
wasp's nest in the garret he thinks re-
gardless Of language.
The short tale is all right in literature,
but the docked horse no doubt thinks 1t
is all wrong in fly time.
Everything q man has is in his wife's
property and everything woman
knows is her husbands.
An enterprising Alabama merchant
advertises: "If you try one Of my cof.
fins you will use no other.
Al St Louis girl has just eloped with
the family ice man. In this there il
danger of domestic GOODNESS.
'"Gunpowder-blue"is fashionable col
or. The girl attired in it will be sure tt
go of when she meets her match.
1t would be nice If stout girls coult
make themselves wasp-waisted withou
making themselves wasp-tempered.
| An Alabama genius has started new
weekly newspaper entitled "Spot Cash.
We heartily wish "Spot Cash" success
We know some men who are 80 sting,
that when they get dollar they squeez'
1t SO tight 1t makes the eagle sick on th'
stomach.
Getting married is good deal lik
coasting down hill in winter; goo'
deal Of preparation Is necessary, and |
IL soon over.
The $50 workmen engaged In building
huge wine barrel at Nancy for tn
Paris exposition, comfortably dined Ii
1t the other day.
A scientist sayaa mans hair turn
gray lve years earlier than woman's
Every married man probably under
stands why this is.
A Pennsylvania professor asserts tina
he has made asphalt from fresh herring
and pine shavingA Inventive esniu
can't be held down. \.
The newly tppointsd postmistress 3
Council, Oklahom&, y named lima Dals,
Cook. II she Z she can easily get : bst
tor place than poetoinsa
We Will somstlmse a1nit that ~ hav'
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