The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1901-06-14
SCRANTON MISSISSIPPI, FRIDAY, JUNE II, 1901

giyeneSS and tenderness and with the
very century Of His reign on earth
fear has given way to hope and to
love.
We believe that all clergymen can,
and that a majority do, carry on the
work OF Christ by minimizing the idea
of fear, and freeing mems minds from
ideas Of horrible and impossible tor.
ments to be inflicted by a merciful
Creator.
For as the Heaven is high above
the earth, so great Is His mercy TO-.
wards them that fear Him.
As far as the east IS from the west,
so far hath He removed our trans.
gressions from us.
Like as Il father pitieth his chill.
dren, 50 the Lord pitieth those that
fear Him.
For He knoweth our frame; He re.
membereth that we are dust.-Psalms
ciii., II tO14.
To inspire love OF the Creator, ad.
rniratiOn OF the marvellous universe,
respect for the natural laws OF crea.
tiOn, which God Himself does not
violate--such we believe to be the
deepest purpose OF true religion. And
foremost among the duties Of the
clergy, and OF all human teachers, is
the preaching OF love, mercy ard pity,
instead Of fear.
II a father or brother or mother Is
dead il is wrong to preach that God
Furnishes those whom He loves.
1t should be said that His wisdom
makes laws, which it does not violate
and that while there is no breaking
OF the laws OF life and death, Of health
and OF sickness, there is for the suffer
ers such pity as a father gives to hi
children.
Fear makes hypocrites and har'
men.
Love makes light and progress.
Parents should eradicate fear from
the minds Of their children.
Preachers should preach mercy ant
kindness, and never preach fear.
In a universe marvelously guidet
and managed, progressing always ant
carrying this race to better things
we have no cause for fear.
We have cause for everlasting
thankfulness, and that fact should b.
impressed upon men and their chill
dren from their first feeble movements
in the cradle to their last slow journe!
to the grave.
1t is a beautiful world, given to III
by a merciiul, pitying God, and fea
should have no place in it.
WALL STREET DICTIONARY
Watering-To increase the quaint
ty OF a stock without improving IL
quality.
Carrying-To hold stock with thu
expectation Of an advance.
| Irish Dividend-An assessment up
on stockholders.
Tip-Private information in nd
vance OF the movement OF stock.
| Hunch-A tip based on ones in
stinct or impression.
Big Board-The New York Elk
change.
| On 'Change-The floor OF the StOcl
Exchange.
Bucketing-To execute orders il
stock without dealing on any regula
exchange.
Lamb-A new speculator withou
knowledge OF the markets or 1t
methods.
| Bull-One who has bought stocks
expecting an advance,
Bear-One who has sold stock ant
who gains by a decline.
| Short-One who has sold stocks 70
a decline.
Long-To have bought for a rist
Loading-TO buy stock heavily
POOl-The stock and money cOntr
buted by a clique to carry through
corner.
Covering-Buying stock to satisfy
short sale on the day of delivery.
= Block-A number of shares bougt
; or sold 10 lump.
! Averaging-Buying or selling stool
On a scale.
Slump-A sudden decline in Il
price OF stocks.
Boom-The opposite Of slump.
Bottom-The lowest point or pri'
: reached by q stock.
TOp-The highest quotation OF
stock.
Insider-One who causes a NOV
q ment In the stock market.
J. Scalping-Buying or selling stool
y on sight fluctuations.
q Pikef-A small speculat0r.
) Plunger-One who deals heavily
,tccl,s tokinU urnat risks