The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1899-02-10
Editorial and Otherwise.

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woman to be successful should be fertile
in expedien,s.
A law that lawyers do not like must be an.
constitutional.
The convict thinks he is excusable Tor tile
liberty he takes. {
The place for the croaker is at the rear end
Of the procession.
A cynic man is one who is never happy un.
less he Is unhappy.
A stateman loaded for birds should take no
chances with bears.
1t must be terrible for man to be gored by
the horns of delemma.
Fish is considered brain food. Mullet eaters
ought to be brainy people then.
The poor man never troubles himself about
the troubles Of the millionaires.
A golden character is of more value in
Gods sight than mine of gold.
If you want short cut to success take hints
! from other peoples experience.
Age is only a question of how much We are
alive and how much we are desd.
The handspring Of hope is to shove the 9TH
er fellow aside and take his place.
We are well of when we don't have all the
lniseries other people think we have.
Any girl can hit the side Of barn-by
standing inside Of it when she throws!
The majority Of rising young men d to-day
run bicycles and cheap John concerns.
Good clothes look well, but they don't make
the man, especially il he owes for them.
There are two things the American people
lore-to be hnnnbug9ed and to be amused.
Women ought to succeed as BARRIERS; they
possess all the conversational requirements.
Don't wait until the last minute and try to
enter heaven On the strengh Of your epitaph.
II you want To borrow trouble ron will al
ways find people willing to lend il without Sc.
curty.
Genuine courtesy is manifested quite as
| much by amiablity at home as by aifablity
| abroad.
| IN Africa wives are often sold for two pack.
cts of hairpns, and they are sometimes dear
| at that.
If people would frankly admit their igno-
rance lots Of useless argument might be
| avoided
1t isn't alwavs what man knows, but what
he doesn't tell that makes other people think
he is wise.
Do not serve money, but use money as
lever to help you serve something greater
than yourself.
| The youthful graduate is the only person
who knows exactly how this country should be
run successfully.
Don't refuse to marry girl because she is
unable to cookg she may have money enough
to pay your board.
| It seems somewhat singular fact that We
obtained our popular National tune, "Yankee
Doodle," from Spain.
The question, "why so few men 90 to lec-
tures!" is answered. "Because they get them
at home for nothing"
Men are quite a. vain a. women. If you do
not believe this statement, watch any Of them
as he passes 4 mirror.
The youth WIN does mt look up, will look
down; and the spirit that does not soar, is des.
tined, perhaps, to grovel.
There are good many "high flyers" in this
country, but the inventors Of flying machines
ars not in that category.
Men grumble because God puts thorns on
roses. Wouldn't it be better to thank God
that he puts roses on thornsf
Do strive to speak gently. A gentle word
ina gentle voice is much more persuasive
than harsh one in harsh voice.
1t is stated now that Gen. Esxsn will not be
dismissed from the army, but that he will be
suspe nded until his retirement in 1908.
A famous musician says that fifty per cent.
of the Gemans understand music; sixteen per
cent. or the French, and two per cent. OF the
English.
Some one has said woman's beauty depends
on their digestion; we incline TO the op,nion
that much depends On what they have to d.
gest.
Six Of the graduating class at Annapolis
we're from the South--three from Kentucky
and one each from Mississippi, Arkausas ant
Texas.
Notwithstanding that silver Scent pieces
are rarely seen, II 10 fact that more than I
million VI them are scattered orsr the United
States.
II is not consistent for sman to tell girl
berors marriage that hs is willing " die fn
her, and then refuse 70 eat The biscuits sh,
makes after becoming HE wife.
"Ths mills NJ 0od grind slowly,
but they grind exceeding small;
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