The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1901-05-31
Editorial and Otherwise.

Fortune smiles on some people and
laughs at others.
: A man never thinks he is as bad as he
really Ia.
Truisms are usually too self-evident
to be palatable.
Nothing is impossible to the man who
can and will.
The best workers are those who know
when to rest
The garrulous fool usually cuts his
throat with his own tongue.
The man who blows his own horn is
merely . self-entertainer.
Riots never feed hungry men nor fur
nish work for the unemployed.
When the girl is in the waltz then she
Is daughter Of the revolution.
Plenty Of stove and no Are will never
cook potato.
The women who have "perfec" hus-
bands aren't any Of them married.
A man doesn't go into the future prop.
erly with his nose hooked to the past
Lots of men fail In their undertakings
because they try to do an elaborate job.
Every man should be capable of keep
ing his estimate Of his ability to himself.
A man usually avoids the road to sue
cess when he is'traveling for pleasure.
Gratitude In most men arises from a
secret desire to receive greater favors.
All things come to him who waits
provided ne let's no grass grow under his
feet while he Ia waiting.
Never take more than the legal inter-
est In the affairs Of your neighbors.
Nine-te Of the earthly punish.
ment man receives he infiicts on him.
self.
Instead Of waiting for his ship to come
in . man should charter . tug and 90
out IA meet II,
When woman throws man over he
always lights at some other woman's
feet.
TO woman IN love little things seem
big, and te q man in love big things
aaam little:
One of the best things In lite ia that .
man always has another guess coming
to him,
The man who talks before he thinks
often has to perform an ostrich feat with
his head,
The man who is always advertising
his honesty is generally afraid you will
And out he hasn't any.
The husband never lived who was
good enough or wise enough for wife
to obey:
Fifty 6t. Louis widows have organised
q protective league which insures de-
cent burial for its members
Hanna's presidential boom from Lon
don was scarcely heard across the big
pond.
st. Louis has not yet selected the site
for her Worlds Fair, and time is NOT
waiting for her.
Senator nepew has started a third
term boom for Mr., Mckinley. Too early,
Chauncey,
"Capt" John r. Lynch, paymaster Of
the volunteer army, has been honorably
discharged.
He who is unwilling to fill place he
Is fitted for will find no place fitted for
him.
Running away from trouble some
times ends as 1t does with . tortoise,
when he slides of log into creek to
get out Of the rain,
Keep shy of the man with mouthful
Of pretensions-there Is always more
wind than potato between the lower
and the upper jaw.
Avoid speculation-the man who rides
in balloon is more apt to break his neck
than the man who keeps his boots on
the ground.
Don't think that every sad-eyed wo
man you meet has loved and lost; per
haps she loved and got him.
Verify this is the age Of progress
Formerly business man took his per
| in his hand, but now he takes his type
writer in his arms.
A brother editor Of this State said tht
other day that the younger set dubbet
him old fogy. He said that he might b.
an old fossil, but he said he had an up
to-date wife all the same.
II orange peel be thrown into toile
jug Il will perfume and soften the wste
delictously and have good infiuenc
upon the skin,
Confusion between . mans sorrow q
bsing found out and sorrow for what b
hAs done hes bsen one Of the scandals .
morality.
/ Among the funny things women do
TO spread IN old red shawl over the soi
end put . candle with red shade on
table near by and cali Il IN Orient,
cover.
Ltfe's simplest things are love On
kindly friends.
Nst,re's sweet charm Of earth and q
Il and sky, ,s.
Gladness Of soul that with right liviu
blends,
Homes dear content, 20 cheap that
/ may buy.
Sunday comes along with IT. bles
ings, for II enables 70 70 have our wesk
lauhdSy done up while W. walt In
elusion. That lone shirt \ bsing work.
lover time, it ls true but sneh = life.