The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1899-11-03
EditoriaIand Otherwise


Riches have wings and poverty has /,
stings. ~
A spiteful man is b curse to any COM
munity. b .t
Man never makes truth; he only dis
covers it.
!. Policy sits ON the fsnse whilsprinci-
pie fights the battle.
Hot arguments can always be relied
on to cool friendship. s
The multiplication table affords the
miserfood for thought. IL
There are few women who deem them
selves too old for sailor hat
The silent watches of the night may
be responsible for the bedtick. 4
A successful man is often enyied by
those who are not so fortunate.
Be worthy of praise, then You won't
care whether you getit or'not
Riches have wings, but o1rs the rich
have ostrich wings in theiEhats.
If woman wants be al oldmnid at
thirty, let her be a flirt at twenty.
Some fishermen Use an old tin can for |
holding bait and some use ! bottles
Some men have their wills broken
after death; others after marriage.
1t is awoman bound NJ habit who
looks under folding bad for man.
1t is never wise to trusttfully a person
who has once broken faithwith you.
American boys sre not hankering to
go to South Africa now W see the Boers. !
An exchange says Hanna has lost his
head. The head Of his barrel, probably.
The citizens Of slipp(by O Easy street
are still carrying N thSr nefarious bus
mess. Ft#
1t makes big difference whether
man loses his balance in bnk or on
| wheel. y >,
4 Time will right al things The liar
\ and scoundrel will ercf long get his just
lreward. 'Et IA
If faman could only borrow money as
easily as he can borrow trouble, he'd be
\ happy. XA
The Southern Salvation nrmy.will Wis
itNax oslaana alQat the nidFle Z. of Nc. Ne
lvember.
The bride who finds spider on her
wedding dress may consider herself
blessed.
Conclusions are often drawn in the
mind. but no one knows where they are
quartered.
It's a much easier matter, sometimes,
to attain a position than it is to I'LL II
afterwards,
The bride who dreams of fairies the
night before her marriage will be thrice
blessed.
Whenever a woman's ear begins to
burn it's a sign she has been talking
about somebody.
Money talks; but in the hands of a
close-iisted miser it shutters great dea
t. before it gets out.
Satan has few friends, yet it is gener
ally admitted that he is the right mar
in the right place.
: A truly good wife is one who loves he1
r husband and her country, but doesn'
II want to run either.
IS The nobleness of life depends on it
= consistency, clearness of purpose, quie
y and ceaseless energy.
The woman who looks really well in
shirt waist can be pretty certain tina
y her figure is all right.
20 Every man has right to his owl
y opinion whether it be the opinion
le somebody else or not.
Manageable girls are not as partlcu
lar in the selection of husbands now
II was the custom years ago.
u No triumph of after life compares wit
u the sense of importance girl exper1
IS ences in her first long gown.
The marked decline in Dewey stoc
recently noted in Atlanta Is one OF tn
NC most remarkable phenomena OF the DAY
~, some men make the pursuit of polite
'el their business, but it's more sensible
nc make the pursuit of business your pol
ne tics. S%*
nd Dreamers idly sit and plan how homes
labor they may shirk, but the men WI
win success doff their coats and go
is work.
I'm Depend upon it, any community ge
sp- lust about the kind of social and NOR
)w life that the majority of its citizel
want.
The truth about some men Is new
u" known until after they are dead-al
TO then YOU can't find it on their mon
ments.
nat Dewey has only two legs; but he is t
md possessor of any number OF usele
she swords to get in their way If he VIC
led the swords.
Never despise the little things If y
would succeed. Even the elephant
w's not too big to concentrate his mind
all insignificant peanut.
Before girl has been married
minutes she feels like she could put /
arms around widow and say, "De
,,pn we have suffered together"
Whenever man is positive ne se
tb,nrs. and afterwards discovers thar
only thought he saw them, " 10 '"e
I,op him 10 turn over . new leaf.
an 4 German student Of English tral
est lated "The spirit indeed iswilling, |
mt the flesh is weak" a. follows: ''r
"A . ghost indeed is ready, but the meat