The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1900-06-22

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there is no use to oppose her.
Niger in the wood pile as we'll as mig
ger in a printing office.
An honest man will face his creditor IL
he is not able to square up.
Black kids don't make careful drivers
of public hacks.
Give your tongue more holiday than
your hands or your eyes.
Put not your trust in money, but put
your money in trust.
Cultivate forbearance until your heart
yields fine crop of it.
Examine into your own shortcomings
rather than those of others.
The faster mans pace the sooner old
age overtakes him.
A friend in need is not intangible-he
is one you can touch.
Every time a man tries to show of
something is sure to go wrong.
Railway tracks are often horrible ex.
amples of the deadly parallel.
When boy is sick he wants to take
advantage of it, and miss school.
A butcher and a professor Of language
are both retailers of tongues.
Never speak i'll Of your neighbor. II
gives him license to talk about you.
Sometimes man never makes o mis-.
take until he begins to boast Of 1t.
A girl can't understand why oil the 9TH
er girls are not in love with her lover.
In warm weather milk is like the worm
it will turn.
Speaking of jokers, a dos's tail is some-
thing Of a wag. r~
Two of the hardest things in the world
to lose are dog and a bad habit.
Act as if you expected to live hun
dred years, but might die tomorrow.
Some men sign their names to petitions
like they did not intend them to be read.
Pay your preacher promptly as
we'll as the editor. They eat and have to
wear clothing.
/ Ripe peaches are selling here at TWEEN.
ty-fve cents a dozen. Rather too rich
for the EDITORS blood.
Be content to do things you can and
fret not because you cannot do every
thing. 4t
Never reply in kind to a sharp or angry
word; 1t is the second word that makes
the quarrel.
Make the best of what you have and do
not make yourself miserable by wishing
for that you have not.
There are times when the best of peo-
pie would hate to tell what they are
thinking about
When a girl burns her hand on curl
ing iron, she tells the young men she did
it frying potatoes.
Many lodge member who has stayed
out late on stormy nights has found 1t
even stormier when he got home.
A hypocrite is person who only acts
the way he thinks when no one is look.
ing.
Many a man has great command OF
anguagc-except when II proceeds from
his wife.
1t is as, hard for some women to gel
over q picket fence as to get over love
la tack.
The little things In every home count
now that the census man ison his rounds
The compliment is obvious when IA
woman is told that she is, worth hel
weight in gold. fE7'
Some people are 90 hopelessly lazy tina
It even makes them tired to read sbou
men running for Office. s f
The signs are that there is going to b,
serious trouble in the celestial empire
before the Boxers are put to sleep.
Some people could tell al they know
in less time than 1t takes to count th'
hour when the clock strikes one.
Most men in this vain, sinful world ar
either busily engaged In living up to
good reputation or living down bat
one.
Difficulties ere often like ghosts-whel
you come to run them down they eithe
disappear or they do not amount 10 much
Never taunt . man with the faults 0
his relatives, he has trouble enough o
his own. Probably his wife attends h
this anyway.
Your thougksi are your own u long .
you keep them to'yourself. We ofteI
soy that we have right 70 think wha
we please. This may be true, but "
have no right to say what we please, nm
less what we please 10 say and 10 thinl
IL good and just Thoughts ere wha
make the character; TO think .evi
thoughts IL - had ~ 70 associate in com
pany that 10 evil.
!. tits strange that those individuals VII
think they can easily regulate the bus
, ness OF the nation ere 10 prone TO ovsl
J 1c<,k fhe CrvinR demands Of their OW