The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1901-07-05
Editorial and0therwiSe


how.
Everything is possible to him who
wills.
Nature teaches beasts to know their
friends.
Nature always supplies the wants she
creates.
May the best man win-the pretty
bridesmaid.
The bird on woman's hat has the
wings of riches.
In mailing lie it is good thing to
clinch the liar.
Fame is plant that cannot be forced
in hot house.
Kidnappers never attempt to rob the
orphan asylums.
How beautiful is modesty, winith up
on all beholders.
Out Of three persons struck by light
ming, two recover.
Affcctation isa greater enemy to the
face as small pox.
Extremes meet in every age and in
every department.
1t is easier to make complaints than it
is to make living.
Women act their part when they make
their homes happy.
The blackberry season brings many
jar in many family.
He who is behind with his work must
always be driven to it.
Offenses are easily pardOned when
there is love at the bottom.
The average Americans views Of Eu-
rope are mostly stereoscopic.
Better hold on to what you have than
reach for what you can't get.
The toe Of your boot is not good
thing to caress your COW with.
We never see the stars until we see
nought but them, so with truth.
The early morning song of the robin
has no charms for the indolent man.
He who can implant courage in the
human breast is certainly its best physi-
clan.
The longer man lives the more he
has to live for and the more he has to
live without.
In matters of conscience first thought is
are best, in matters OF prudence-last
thoughts are best.
There is plenty of room at the top, but
as soon as man gets there he tries his
best to occupy 1t all.
Men might be better If we better
deemed of them, the worst way to I'M
prove the world Is to condemn it.
The best cooking school for the daugh-
ter Is in the kitchen, where the mother
Is skilled IN the culinary art.
Every old bachelor can think of girl
that he thinks he might have got mar
ried to II 1t hadn't been for her mother.
Every woman whose husband earns
less than either of the neighbors would
believe in anarchism II she only knew
how.
They say the difference in sewing
machine and kiss is that the machine
sews seams nice and kiss seems so
nice.
The hoboes are complaining bitterly
Of the present hard times. They can't
apply for handout without being offer
ed o job.
Church services In Budapest are con-
Quoted in twelve languages. There are
just fifty churches, Of which twenty
seven are Catholic.
The yacht builders ought to provide
their vessels with cottonwood masts
from the West-something that will
stand stiff breeze.
The average man would rather have
his wife act like the devil and look like
an angel than to act like an angel and
look like the devil.
1t is stated that the orange orchard
area at Riverside, Cal. covers thirty
square miles, or 1890 acres, on which
are growing 1885, orange trees.
Better trust all and be deceived,
And rue that trust and that deceiving
Than doubt one heart, that If believed
Had blest our heart with true believing.
The Academy of Science in Vienna
has resolved to establish novel station
for the observation of earthquakes In a
silver mine, 100 meters below the sur.
face.
The Russian minister Of the interior
has sent . circular to all printing offices
and libraries, prohibiting the sale Of
TOlstoi's new book, entitled at Costs
Too Much"
Mr.. Wstters0n seems to have secured o
divorce from the Star.eyed Goddess, and
clings to that which went before. But
sometimes retrogression Is the best re-
form possible.
The man who lives for self alone is q
pretty numerous customer, but there's a
time coming when he will wish with
the multitude for ice water. His cause
will be common one.
We discover virtues In the dead which
we never dreamed the living possessed.
1t 10 hard that 1t should be necessary for
q man to die before his friends can dis.
cover his good qualities.
The linen goods men have combined,
and they may leave us no hope but In
cotton. Now, will they claim TO be
friends Of the South because they force
us TO encourage the planterss