The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1901-07-19
Editorial and Otherwise.

Inere can De no lInltatloH VI CHrlst.
Sweet mercy is nobility's true badge.
The brave only know how to forgive.
The cause of freedom is the cause Of
God. ..-.l..
Now summer is exhaling in skies of
blue.
That evil is half cured whose cause we
know.
The spirit of Jesus will lead you in
His steps.
Happy's the wooing that's not long
ADDING.
The boy that works is seldom dis
honest boy.
Poverty may be necessary to starve
our passions.
Christ is not dispicable because He
was despised.
Daisy was originally the eye of day,
or days eye.
A good man is seldom uneasy, IN i'll
one never easy.
The way to reach the Christless is to
preach the Christ.
For one to govern his thinking is to
determine his life.
A wicked hero will turn his back to
an innocent coward.
Do good to thy friend to keep him, to
thy enemy to gain him.
The beginning of conjunction is the
beginning of new life.
The man is never old who, the longer
he lives, lives the more.
If you would be revenged of your
enemy, govern yourself.
The true preaching for the time must
often be against the times
1t is better to offend customer than
to offend your conscience.
Scholars are but buckets, big or little,
the thinker is the fountain.
You cannot rent the attic to God
when malice has the front parlor.
TO bring up child in the way he
should go, travel that way yourself.
1t takes longer to bring carbuncle to
head than it does to forget favor.
Whining has habit of defeating its
own object. Sorrow and pain are still.
There is nothing more heroic than the
ability to say no to yourself occasional
ly.
There have been as great souls un.
known to fame as any of the most fam.
GUS.
Half the quarrels between man and
his wife starts when she is doing up her
hair.
When politician is weighed in the
balance he is probably found wanting
an Office with big salary and little
work.
The man whose education is finished
helps to swell the undertaker's bank
balances.
Some men are judged by their works
but the tramp is judged by the work he
doesn't do.
A man of few words and many deeds
is like garden Of many vegetables and
few weeds.
Women are such a puzzle to men be-
cause they are so much of puzzle to
themselves.
II you don't know why strawberry
short-cake is so called look for the
strawberries.
We could stand having our enemies
hate us if our friends would only love
us, but they don't.
There is plenty Of room at the top, but
IS soon as man gets there he tries his
best to occupy it all.
There are three things that can always
get the best of woman-politics, pick
les and punctuation.
At this season the swimming hole Is
one of the dearest spots in the city mans
memories of the old farm.
Reduce man to state of numb des
pair and he becomes machine in con
stant danger of q smash-up.
No man could ever live for very long
with the kind Of women that always
means more than she says.
Many people depend on luck to tax,
them through. 1t takes more than theil
face when the "bust" comes.
Half the girls you meet are eithel
pretty or clever. The other half are
ones who would make good wives.
No woman's feet feel really comfor
table unless she has got them In pai
Of shoes that are too small for them.
There Is certain way girl fixes
lamp when young man is coming t
call on her which she calls "just enougl
lit"
Mrs. Jefferson Davis has written
letter to Col. r. e. Park, Of Atlanta say
ing she intends to spend the winter i
New Orleans.
II the average woman stood as muc
from her husband as shedoes from he
hired girl, all the world ash heaps woul
sprout Marechal Nay roses.
A man will promise to do anythin
next week, and when he Is smoking
good Cigar after a good dinner. he wi
promise to do anything tomorrow.
"You tickle me and I'll tickle you.
But sometimes the first on to get tickle
walks away greatly ti,kled because b
left the other fellow without his tickle.
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