The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1901-12-13
Editorial and Otherwise,


BEFORE"
The great end of life is not knowledge
but action.
Affection is as great an enemy of the
face as small poX.
How beautiful is modesty, it shineth
upon all beholders.
Coal is cheaper in China than any
where in the world.
Real heroes are not in the habit of call
ing other men towards.
Truth more easily comes out of error
than out of confusion.
There is nothing quite as tempting for
breakfast as an appetite.
Mans worst difficulties begin when
he is able to do as he likes.
Enthusiasm is quality that should
enter all good advertising.
There is but one right, but the posi-
| bilities of wrong are infinite.
Without observation and practice,
knowledge is a bowling waste.
Some men save up for rainy day and
then purchase leaky umbrella.
The victim of under consumption
never talks about over production.
Its u mighty mean man who is not
delighted when annoyed by the baby.
The most utterly lost of all days is
that in which you have not once laugh
ed.
Who lives to nature never can be poor,
and who lives to fancy never can be
| rich.
No man knows what is going to turn
up or when he is going to be turned
down.
If some men were as big as they feel
there would be shortage in the wool
market.
There is demand in Woodville for
experienced youg ladies in various de-
partments.
The summit of the mountain is not
easily attained, but the view is worth
the effort.
You may SOW wild oats with parent
seeder. but you'll have to reap with a
dull sickle.
We can never check what is evil in
the young unless we cherish what is
good in them.
Don't buy steak from butcher who
has horseshoe nailed up over the door
it is too suggestive.
We should cover the errors Of the past
with the mantle of charity and hide its
bitterness in the tomb of oblivion.
Some people give their money as they
give their teeth, to the d.ntist and sigh
GAS we asunder part it gives us inward
pain"
The three largest cities in Sweden are
Stockholm, with about 100000 inhabi'
tants; Gothenburg, with $4,000 and
Malmo, with $1,000.
notice that more money is wanted for
the government exhibit at the Worlds
Fair at st. Louis.
kilograms from Canton, Ohio state
that Mrs. VIM. Mckinley is grieving
her life away and that she would well
come death as a happy relief.
The Rothschilds have just purchased
the greatest copper mine in Mexico for
$2,OOO,O00. They now employ $1,000 men
in their various copper mines.
1t takes an adoring mother to figure
out that when the baby has knocked
its head against the crib and given it.
self black eye it added to its beauty.
Capital and labor feed upon each
other and neither gets all it wants or
holds to be its due, hence their perpet-
ual and irrepressible struggle for supre
macy.
| For bee stings salt at all times is u
good cure. Sweet oil, pounded mallows
or onions, powdered chalk made into a
paste with water or weak ammonia are
also eflicacious.
The common strawberry is Il natural
dentifrice. Its juice without any prepa-
ration dissolves the tartarous incrusta-
tions on the teeth and also makes the
breath sweet and agreeable.
Profanity never did any man the least
good He is not richer, happier or
wiser for it. 1t commends no one to
society, it is disgusting to refined peo-
pie and abominable to the good.
Rudyard Kipling recently received a
half sovereign and a request for senti.
ment from California girl. The author
sent her card on which he had written
the words: "Hurrah for California"
| One trouble about American politics
Is that when by accident or design a
partisan orator or newspaper tells the
truth, 1t invariably passes for another
campaign lie and SO falls to the ground
To polish wood take piece of pumice
stone and water and pass regularly over
the wood until the rising OF the grain IL
cut down; then take powdered tripoli
add boiled linseed oil and polish to q
bright service.
The value of pepper was known Of
old. We read that when Rome had TO be
ransomed from its barbarian conquerol
in the year of 400, Alaric demanded 3,OO(
pounds of pepper among the payments
Hippocrates used 1t In medicine, apply
ing 1t to the skin.
Train your girls up TO be punctual
trustworthy and honest, 80 that II they
hava IN fnca tho ~s,owld nj s10 h,att1n m,