The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1901-09-20
Editorial and Otherwise.

) The light heart is the happy heart.
A pleasure postponed is o pleasure lost.
Cheerfulness wins friends wherever 1t
goes.
II you are in bad box make the best
fit.
When a candidate gets into a stew
that settles his hash.
Falsehood like nettle stings those
who meddle with it.
You will always find the coward in
the hands of his friends.
Society welcomes only those who
amuse or flatter.
Personalities never add force to an
argument.
The gushing acquaintance rarely be-
comes the consistent friend.
Flights of fancy dazzle the mind with
out carrying conviction.
The power to charm is the greatest
gift woman can have.
Extravaganza always forgets that pay
day will come some time.
Mosquitoes have no pedigrees, yet
they are often full-blooded.
A childless marriage isn't bowling
success in one sense of the term.
If the victims remain single there can
be no objection to love at sight.
Few women sin for moneys sake;
mighty few men do not.
That talent is worthless which has not
its roots deep in integrity.
Age may wither the beauty of good
woman, but it refines her soul.
We bury our romances tenderly, but
we forget where the graves are.
Every body should learn something
if nothing more than boring for oil.
1t hurts some folks as bad to get old
as it does some to live married life.
Thoughts are the force with which we
build character, for thoughts are forces.
When man flatters himself that he
knows woman, he-fatters himself.
Married people are like shoes-if ex-
actly alike they are not well fitting
pair.
Some women who see things as they
are drive their husbands to seeing them
double.
An air of abstraction isn't breezy,
enough to fan a spark of genius into
flame.
The greatest lack of logic is displayed
by the man who reasons logically with
a woman.
Men do not have to tell people what
they are. Their every day life will
prove itall. '
To-day's burden is to be borne, there.
fore, let not your heart grieve itself for
tomorrow's.
The gaudy tinsel of admiration is
surer bait for a woman than the gold of
devout love.
The most effective argument woman
can use to man is an appealing "Don't
you think So"
The mothers part is to place before
her child beautiful ideals and then leave
him to nature.
Eugene Field once said that genius
wasn't in it with work, when it came to
achieving success.
Man loves to be praised for his intui-
ton, woman for her logic. AS rule,
neither possesses either.
1t is easier for one wise man to fool
dozen fools than it is for dozen fools
to fool one wise man.
The man who finds fault with his
neighbours religion should spend little
time repairing his own.
Many young girl who objects to be-
ing the wife Of q wealthy old man
wouldn't object to being his widow.
When girl says emphatically that
she won't it Is morally certain that she
will when she says she will, will shes
The girl who judges man from the
cErl of his moustache does not deserve
much sympathy when she is disillusion-
ed.
Some men refuse to bet their money
IN favorite In q horse race because
they have q chance to lose 1t at better
odds.
Women need very young men dang
ling after them SO as to keep up prac-
ticing their delusion Of romantic devo-
tion.
Before we build upon our child's abili-
ity let us be sure he has In him the
strength to be true, r.nd hold fast to the
truth forever.
1t is funny that tn, ough pretty nearly
everybody ia at the ,ottom Of the ladder
of success, that ia where the greatest
room is for more.
1t would be wicked thing to mako
the average boys temptation between
his mothers happiness and q plate Of
chocolate ice cream.
The whole world Is constantly in a
chase for something; some are seeking
wealth while others are in search Of the
beauties Of the world.
A woman will hang on to . faded pho
tograph OF some young man who made
to love her when she was q girl even aftel
she has for gotten his name.
Get In th habit Of looking for the al
yer linint, Of the cloud and when yos
have four d II continue TO look st II In
stead Of he leaden gray In the middle