The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1900-07-20
Editorial and Otherwise.

it il new.
The hero is he who does what Others
dare not do.
Golden opportunities do not always
glitter.
The road Is never long to friends
house.
We have forgotten more than we re-
member.
Disgraceful conduct on the street is
young ladies' downfall.
Labor disgraces no man, while men
often disgrace labor.
Life is too short to be spent minding
other peoples business.
The infant prodigy at four may be a
fool at forty.
A woman's smile is more dangerous
than her frown.
If a man has enthusiasm he can gel
along without ability.
No one ever yet made a mistake by
keeping his mouth shut.
1t is strange but true that to-day will
be Yesterday tomorrow.
Marriage brokers are responsible fol
many broken heart
Don't worry about SANDER; 1t will rut
of when 1t gets dry.
Men and women who are odd some
times get even by marrying.
Some men speak their minds and some
women speak lot more.
Man imposes on woman and she al
ways thinks he doesn't mean it.
The more man loafs the more wages
he expects when he works.
The man who plays the game OF poll
ties best does most of the dealing.
The man who allows himself to be led
by a woman is often misled.
The hands of Christ were the pulses
of the heart Of God.
The rattle of the wheels of life Is call
for the oil Of prayer.
There is but one royal road to success,
and that is to labor.
Is boys mother his father when she
is sigher?
Good roads are necessity to any en-
terprising agricultural community.
just before the moon reaches her last
quarter she looks like 30 cents.
The mind may find amusement, but
only the heart can discover happiness.
Some men are so slow that they can't
even pass the time of day with friend
Character has a tendency to perpetu-
ate itself. 1t is formed by repeated
action.
He who buys hath need of hundred
eyes; and he who sells hath enough Of
one.
Young ladies and gentlemen use toe
much slang in each others company fol
their own good.
Inclination never wants an excuse
and, il one won't do, there are dozen
ready at hand.
Many q man has found the prayer
meeting very poor because his supper
was too rich.
Many man who would scorn casf
bribe can be bought by a word Of fiat
terry.
Some disgruntled people use thei
tongues as u scourge to whip the cream
Of society.
The face that shows the marks of time
yet never loses it attractiveness, Is tn
clocks face.
The fortitude with which most peopl,
can view ighbor's troubles is worth!
of a better cause.
Instead of lockjaw, it usually cause
loud lamentations when the iron enter
the soul Of u man.
A superstitious individual says 1t is
bad sign to write another mans nam
on note.
There is still another argument agains
the open door policy-it lets in too man.
flies and mosquitoes.
1t Is dangerous to have SO good
memory that you can't forget certai
things at certain times.
1t Ia not good for the health to lie TO
witty at the expense of the muscula
man who doesn't know how to take
Joke.
Sympathy ia good thing, but 1t
. wasted on the young man who gets en-
gagged again the next day after bein
Tilted.
1t ia question which is the wiser ma
the one who knows when to grasp a
opportunity, or the one who know
when to let 60 Of II.
Miss Cushing ton-I'm tired Of hearin
about the "man Of the hour" Don
/. you think there is sometimes . woma
OF the hour?
Strange that the authorities have nc
yet thought Of sending Corbett, FIJI p
mons and others OF that ilk TO do y
those Chinese boxers.
A Missouri boy found railroad 10
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