The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1901-10-11
Editorial and Otherwise.

Frupality proves an easy chair for old
age.
Charitable men distribute a lot OF free
silver.
Be not the first to quarrel with o
friend.
The black sheep always comes home
to roost
The responsibility goes with the
authority.
Man strikes like q blind rattlesnake
in August.
Men ana women are good, had and
Indifferent.
| As some see 1t, it is sin to attempt 10
fly too soon.
These days even the small potato is
some pumpkins.
Forbidden fruit is the very kind NOR
tails prefer to steal.
I:peep rivers flow with silent majesty
shallow brooks are noisy.
Friend after friend departs. There "
always room for one more.
blessed is the man who is pulled ana
hauled only one way ut the same time.
We should remember that punctuaii'y
has been called the politeness Of kings
n the wells keep going even the poor !.
moot can soon afford to burn midnight
oil.
1nt ia
up or when he is going to be tur"eo
down. ....-..
There. are some desperate occasions
when the very best man can. 10 Is
nothing.
Among the few possessions OF shit
less man you will always. find worth
less dog.
Warn YOUR friend in time and you
NAV not find it; necessary to condemn
him later.
protection is the means OF bringing
tho nrivate business Of the citizens into
politics for the use and benefit OF the
politician.
i Small fayors are as thankfully re-
.eiyed as large ones are unthankfully
remembered.
Even the veriest pauper Ehas at least
dumping into which his enemy may
inject spider. ....r..
These days the man who has been
taupht TO take back seat can not ge'
| INTO the house. tl--
The trouble is that almost everybody
,oims authority to seperate the sheep
rom the goats.
Mankind in secusion, like the sword
in the scabbard, often loses poi'sh III"
gradually rusts.
When alone we have our thoughts 10
watch. in our families our temper anu
in society our tongues. s......
It ia not enough for the average wo
man to be happy She must be happier
than anyone else around her.
1t is long and tiresome climo iio"
the bottom to the top, but 1t is only
step from the top to the bottom
Men may know more than womea
Int women know how to do great deaf
IRE with what they know than men,
M the loudest and most inces'
1t is not .he man who puts talk
SAINT ,alker, but. rthe world move.
into action, that make. ~ up the
What good will it do to r.. '-nse
back some fool who has not b.
enough to know when he is being rip
oed.
There NAV be justification for giving
sparingly to good cause, but II IL be
done grudgingly, the giver will fail OF
reward.
Some self-advertisers, growing thirsty
for notoriety organize societies soieiy
for the purpose of getting their names
in print.
Somebody suggests that Emma Gold
man might have kept out OF oil TINS
trouble il she had been busy putting up
preserves. for the winter.
Aman is suing former chief OF police
of Pratt City, Alabama, for damage
done by putting said man IN irons ana
feeding him sparingly.
Men who hide their stinginess under
the plea Of poverty, and think TO ease
their conscience by giving what they
wrongly call the "widow's mite'" de
ceive nobody but themselves.
Naturally, Colonel Watterson, the
entuckian would like to trot out Mr.
Whitney, the horseman as the presiden
tial candidate, but the latter appears to
be unwilling to make that kind OF .
race. aT
Bishop Galloway has returned to Jack
son from London, where he attended
the ecumenicat conference Of the Meth
odist ~hurch. The conference was. ono
Of the greatest religious assemblies on
record.
Considerations for the feelines Of
fellow-men who occupy inferior stations
and corresponding treatment ere evi-
dences Of the true 3 gy4tleman, and will
insure the respect Of the ruaest and
most cultured.
william r. Bryan, On electrician o.
Cincinnati, says that by sending an eisc-
tric current through poor piece Of besf
steak he csn convert II into . tender
toothsome morsel. The electricity az
intregates the tissuss and destroys =
lpuSitiss,
II while W sSs STRIKING 81 and 49,
Ivhnins foe civilisalio4 : eheep9 ,s
Iwhy not 20 down ~ AlAes n!