The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1902-05-23
Editorial and Otherwise.

The masters eye makes the horse fat.
Evil thoughts are never born Of true
wit.
Lights are more important than
lamps.
A mans thirst is often due to lack Of
spirits.
Religion Is not In us unless 1t goes out
from US.
Faint praise will not obstruct . flow
Of words.
The oil for the night must be bought
in the day.
The sheriff often comes In when he IL
not expected.
An inch of performance is worth q
yard Of praise.
One OF the chief virtues overlooked by
youth is silence,
Orutches become curse when we
might have wings.
Many small sins are hatched by the
Incubator OF idleness.
A truly virtuous man is he who prides
himself upon nothing.
Some men tempt the devil more than
the devil tempts them.
A man can soon become hero, but 1t
is almost impossible to stay one.
The richest man in the world is the
one who Is contented with his lot.
It does seem at times In this world
that nothing succeeds like failure.
The greatest heroine 10 the woman
who never talks about her neighbor.
The average man loses lot Of money
out at the hole at the top Of his pocket.
Many q man who is capable of giving
good advice isn't capable Of earning his
salt.
Few men who decline to have their
photographs taken presidential-cabinet
size.
A man sometimes fails to make head.
way after he has already gained foot
hold.
There are plenty of men who can take
one glass and stop. provided you treai
first.
"Trpth Ia mighty and will prevail u
but sometimes II must be handled with
care,
Allsome men lack of being hogs is to
get down on all fours and wallow In the
mire.
Wings Of riches are not strong enough
to bear away the expensive tastes they
bring.
Some wives are so averse 10 mending
that they don't even try to patch up q
quarrel.
The man who is always figuring where
he will come will find himself cast out
In the end.
The more money man has the harder
It Is for him to convince the world that
he is fool.
Peace may have Its victories, but tn!
victories Of war are far more productive
Of gold lace.
Many . wqpld-he Jolly good fellow
might be really so II he would only sto,
telling jokes,
Many a mans success Is due to hi
pluck. He plucks nearly everything
there is in sight,
It's folly to preach future punish
ment to the man whose mother-in.lsv
boards with him.
Solomon's wives were contented be
cause they did not have to 60 out in ba'
weather to gossip.
II man and wife still speak afte
living together five years they hav
marriage success.
You don't have to look at o girl :
know that sho Is pretty; look at tn
men who are looking at her.
The best regulated house Is that 1
which the discipline is the most perfec
and yet where fear Is least felt.
All these arrests Of juvenile criminal
!. would indicate that the school Of Grim
has q kindergarten attachment.
What has become Of the old.fashione
hard working boy who churned wit
one hand and rocked the baby with II
other.
In Zululand when the moon 10 ct Il
full objects are visible ut q distance
4 seven miles. by starlight one can res
with ease.
There are some natures SO happi
CONSTITUTED that they can And good
everything. Such happy natures are
be envied.
Some men are never satisfied--ths
Tory when they Arst come into the wor
sud their last actis to kick when th'
pass out Of It.
A Astrong temper is' not necessarily
bed temper, but the stronger the temp
the greater the need of self.discipli
and self-control.
A European says he can always
an American by his berth, from the II
that he always occupies the best aps