The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1900-11-30
Editorial and Otherwise.

"tip" by the way.
The actions Of small man sometimes
makes him great.
Poverty may be virtue, butt doesn't
keep the pot boiling.
The full man and the empty pocket
book usually go together.
The man who jumps at q conclusion is
apt tolanl in confusion.
Some Of orr race are leaders of men;
others arc followers Of women.
Many act as If the horn of plenty was
glass Of whisky.
For a man to be efficient, like n cable
car, he mustn't lose the grip.
The man who has never committed a
folly never appreciated wisdom.
Some foolish church members put dig
nifty above duty.
To pray as you 90 is even more import
ant than to pay as you 60.
The worst tyranny any man can suffer
from is the tyranny of evil habits.
A dinner does not pa nout well when
there are too many cooks.
Because women sighs for things it's
no sign she really wants them.
Shut the door in the face of nature and
she will come in at the window.
Mind your own business and keep in
the middle Of the road.
A pimp and liar should be as much
Stunned as o mad dog.
The "monkey business" man in COM
munity is dangerous person.
Blood always crops out in man as well
as in dumb animals.
Arkansas has took the prize for the
best apples in the world.
If man could read his obituary he
would believe all men liars, and glad OF it.
An officer of the law should do his
whole duty regardless Of consequences.
A man may hold his own with his
enemies and fall with the stabs Of his
friends.
The cause of the moon looking pale
may have been that it was full the night
before.
The world is not ruled by the so-called
rulers, but by the people who make the
rulers.
Young men brought up in polite sccie-
ty will always address young unmar-
rid lady as Miss.
There is q vast difference between
preaching the truth and preaching it in
love.
We ought to be content with our sta
ton in life, but never with our spiritual
state,
Many man who is thoroughly ortho-
dox in his opinions is extremely hetero-
dox in conduct.
A type of religion that does not make
its possessor charitable in speech is wo-
fully defective. "Loye thinketh no evil"
The fuel Of knowledge must be touch
ed by the holy spirit torch before 1t will
give heat.
A new island has been formed ont at
sea, about ten miles from the mouth of
the Rhone.
The wheat yield in many instances in
the Northwest are reaching thirty to
forty bushels per acre.
Thirty-six per cent Of the area Of the
State of Washington is covered with
merchantable timber.
The game law is being evaded in the
West by sending birds through the mail
or else in cheese boxes.
The sweet pea is native to Sicily, and
is one Of the universal favorites, though
the propensity to lose color after being
cut o short time is against 1t.
The useless credit system furnishes
employment to millions Of book-keeperi
and collectors who would fall down on q
cash basis.
A politician has to be somewhat Of q
"hale fellow well metz with everybody
He has to eat dirt, too, sometimes.
Christ has not yet come to Chicago, fo1
there has been an attempt at lynchint
there. Perhaps the great cities will nov
adopt this plan to prove they are Anglo
Saxons, as well as the rest Of us.
Tammany's sincerity in the mora
crusade in New York reminds one of
terrier making the night hideous b,
barking at the shadows on the wall.
Some old disappointed sage Of the darl
ages said that friendship between tw'
women was always plot against eacl
other, which modern science has disprov
ed, for II is matter Of communication
Victoria, Australia, has built sevel
local railways on the cooperative prin
ciple. The railways were estimated 70
by contract at 6l7,ooe pounds, but b
working the cooperative principle the
I. wore completed for PSI, ,2ll pounds.
Its sod 70 learn that goldAnchss ar
getting very scarce. The price Of thel
has nearly doubled In England, whsr
they sre considered ; thoroughly Britis
institution. Perhaps the millinsrs u
q - bottom q the mischisf.
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