The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1900-10-19
Editorial and Otherwise.

Some doctors take life easy-others
take whatever they can get.
Experience is the pay man gets for
making fool of himself.
Never sit in draft. If you do a doc
tor will be the one to cash it.
Its always surprising how much deep
er hole is after one gets into it.
1t is poor economy to keep carriage
and pair to save shoe leather.
The pure attractive purity-the low
find their level in the dust and dirt
A good intention never does harm; it
was only called good intention.
Good fortune sometimes comes to see
us in very shabby looking carriage.
The devil probably dressed in white on
the day the cigarette was invented.
There can be refinement of manners
where there is corruption Of morals.
Trust no profession of love that can
not be honorably made and openly.
The ignorance Of good man is wiser
than the enlightenment Of bad one.
Misfortune is the filter that separates
the true friends from the counterfeit.
If you want to hear hard-luck story
just ask man for money he owes you.
Some evils admit of consolation, but
toothache and dyspepsia are not on the
list.
There are not as many men in the
world as there are heroes in the novels.
Solitary meditation naturally gives
some people poor opinion of mankind
Never Judge a woman's cooking by
the cake she sends to the church social.
The banister Of life is full of splinters
and mankind slides down it with great
rapidity.
A cloth jocket is warmer than fur
lined cloak, because there is no tempta-
tion to leave it open.
Many q man who does not know
enough to 60 in when it rains, still
knows enough to raise the best umbrella
he can get his hand on.
There never was o surer way to get be-
hind the bars than to stand too much in
front of them.
1t is said there is no accounting for
tastes, but this does not apply to that
dark brown taste that a man has in the
morning.
Some men would rather be right than
be President, but are there Others not so
blooming particular.
In the political race, almost any poll
tician is satisfied II he only succeeds in
getting place.
If you find ones surroundings full of
dust and dirt, remember he is the same
interiorly.
The cross is our measure of the heart
of God and His estimate of the worth Of
man.
The man who is walking directory
of his neighbours affairs is poor diree-
tor of his own.
When Adam delved and Eve first Span
There was no net waist girl nor shirt
waist man.
In Texas, a Lamar county cucumber
vine has produced crop of 36l cucum-
bers. That honest and industrious vine,
running for pickles, is worth more to
the State than any politician running for
office.
The panic scare and starvation cry
will not win this year. Workingmen
have sounded the depths of the full dim
ner pail and tested the breadth Of trust
prosperity.
In its efforts to elect Mckinley the
steel trust is making several kinds of q
donkey of the man who said there were
no trusts.
Men listen when money talks. Prob
ably that is why we sometimes hear OF
the hush-money.
Women are partial to tight-wearing
apparel, but they draw the line at tight
husbands.
Private roof gardens are such sue
cess in New York that the large board.
ing houses find it necessary to adopt
them as regular summer feature.
The ants in one nest are not all Of the
same size. A Swiss professor has found
as different as so many human beings,
with dwarfs, giants, cripples, etc.
Wendell Phillips said great thing
when he said: "One on Gods side is q
majority.
This world is not SO bad; men are us
ually used as they use others; or in 9TH
er words men usually receive about what
is coming to them.
Don't worry when your neighbor's
leaves
Come dancing DER your lawn,
And strew your porch and clog your
And scatter pro and con.
just smile and gaily bid your time
There'll surely come day
i When the wind that blows his leaves to
| you