The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1902-05-02
Editorial and0therwise,

| Editorial andOtherWlSe.
Never deceive your wife.
All gents are not gentlemen.
Hard words often come easiest.
Sighs often overshadow many sor.
rows.
Never unjustly accuse others Of bad
deeds.
Never run in debt with no intention
Of paying. H8fe
A brilliant man does not always shine
in society. - ffse4 q -
II silence is golden it must be silver
that talks.
Never betray the confidence Of your
fellow men.
Truth is mighty-inconvenien In .
horse trade.
Never boast Of the superiority Of your
own family.
This county has many spouters, but
no oil gushers.
It's easier to raise the deuce than to
raise the reduce. &
Never be continually commencing
your own virtues.
Never impute bad motives to those
trying to do good.
Fool friends ruin more men than
sworn enemies do.
A clandestine episode is generally as
bad as 1t is secret. s5aN 30 biQ
Common sense is not always possessed
by common people.
Many proverbs are the wit of one and
the wisdom of none. ~
sGymnasts wear spring and fall cloth
ing regardless Of the season.
He is fool who cannot be angry, but
he is wise man who will not.
Getting on in the world means getting
around the people Of the world.
tits often said that certain people are
happy only when they are miserable.
The man who doesn't owe some Of his
success to some woman hasn't had any.
Nobody can expect to have his own
way all the time-unless 1t Is q woman.
When . man suffers from gout he be-
gins to talk proudly about his ancestors.
Don't hit . man when he is down un-
less You are sure he can't get up again.
A, man may have an impediment in
his speech and still speak well of others.
There is vast deal Of difference be.
tween cleaning house aud q filtration
plant. '@tii~ f'yihf fi'''''i 2
The horny-handed son of toll never
gets callous palms from handling
money.
1t is far easier to acquire . fortune
like knave than to spend it like gem
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1t isn't what people don't say, but
what they do say, that is slwsys the
mistake. ss
When you see man shaking dice, the
difference between sound and sense is
apparent 4 ON
II you want . man to praise your
Judgment all you have to do is to agree
with him.
Unskilled dentists are more or less
conscientious. They spare no pains al
their work.
The hardest misfortune we have to
bear is that we anticipate but which
never happens.
The man who waits for something Ia
turn up is never disappointed but 1t II
usually his toes.
Never try to get . mote out Of your
brothers. eye until you have plucked II
out Of your own eye.
Whether an evening gown is fashion
able depends on how much neck snd
sleeves 1t hasn't got. /.
tits within the reach Of every intel
lectual youth to make himself great o.
little by his own will.
A genius is man who has the abilit,
to make other people furnish the none,
; to CARRY out his plans.
Blessed is the peacemaker, but NOR
} blessed the woman who keeps the peac
by holding her tongue.
To judge by widows expression o
innocence you would think she ha'
never seen man before.
In proportion o. nations get more col
rupt more disgrace will attach to pov
erty and more respect to wealth.
How few are our real wants, and bo,
easy 1t is to satisfy them, but our imag
nary ones are boundless and inhabi
able. i.PF g
The girl with black eyes and brow
hair can be accounted for; IL is the gil
with black hair and blonde eyes ths
pussles one. Il
II When there 10 no hesitation abot
calling what carries man his legs, VII
should there be any in calling what ca
fies Z woman the same thingf
A tooter who footed the huts,
Tried TO teach two young tooters to too
"said the two 70 The tutor,
ITS II Il harder 10 loot or s'-'