The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1875-09-23
WISE AND OTHERWISE.

Occupation Is the scythe OF time.
Nature and wisdom always say the Same.
To live long II Il necessary TO live slowly.
0aths are but words, and words arc but
wind.
There is music in all things II men only
had oars.
Fear Tho white-llpped sire OF subteriugo
and treachory.
Peach Iam-collision of peach trains at
Philadelphia.
They are shooting mosquitoes up in tho
Adlrondacka.
Troubles spring from idloness, and grlev-
Gus tolls from needless CASE.
BIsmarck's two sons are talked about as
bad boys. They don't mind their Bis.
Nature has sometimes made fool; but
soxcomb Is always of mans own making.
Addison.
To me the meanest flower that blows can
give thoughts that do not ofton Ito too deep
for tears. Wordsworth.
Real friendship Is slow grower, and
never thrives unless opgraited upon stock
81 known and reciprocal merit.
II we would build or sure foundation
IN friendship, we musL love our friends for
their sakes rather than our own.-Charl otte
Bconte.
Tho mosquito and the bedbug Will soon go
into winter quarters, but tho festive flea
ehuckles at the advent OF winter under
clothes.
Here, Mr.. Scorer, put down "a graduate
Of this years class at Yale died from injuries
inflicted by a blow on the back OF the head
by base ball"
AS near ss can be ascertaned they are
going 10 keep Jesse Pomeroy over until the
next Bunker Hill centennial, and hang him
up TO draw O crowd
Atlantis, Ga, is said 60 have more doctors
than would be needed II pestilence was
raging, aud more lawyers than could DO
employed II every man wore plaintiff or de-
fendant In law suit.
A Mississippi Clergyman, colored, is ac-
sused OF stealing ham. He thought from
the name II must be relation, and 80 he
took 10 In, but the court, being unacquainted
with Bible history, wouldn't let him of.
Fniladelphis Is trying TO secure Theodore
Thomas and his orchestra. IL Is believed in
Philadelphia that II the orchestra will play
only slow, soft airs It will not disturb the
pleasant, mental repose OF the hearers there,
and will be quite enjoyable.
Anguish OF mind has driven thousands to
suicide; anguish of body none. This proves
that the health OF the mind Is OF far more
consequence to our happiness than the health
ofthe body, although both are deserving
much more attention than either of them
receive.-Colton.
o. blessed healthl thou art above all gold
and treasure: 1t Ia thou who enlarges the soul,
and openest all its powers to receive instruc-
tlon and TO relish virtue. He that has thee
has little more TO wish for; and he that Is so
wretched as to want thee wants everything
with thee.-Sterne.
Everything holy Is before what Is unholy;
guilt presupposes innocence, not the reverse;
angels, but not fallen ones, we're created.
Hence man does not properly rise to the
highest but sinks down from IL, and then af.
terward rises again; a child can never be
considered too innocent and good Rich
ter.
In such a world as ours the idle man is
not 80 much biped as bivalve, of which
the English peerage is an example. and
which we are beginning to abound In
specimens In this country, Is only sort OF
human oyster bed, where heirs and heir
esses are planted, to spend contempublo
life OF slothfulness In growing plump and
sncculent for the grave worms banquet
Horace Mann.
The st. Louis Republican learns that
General John Mcdonald, ex-internal revenue
supervisor for that district, and Colonel
John A. Joyce, ex-revenue agent tor the
eastern district OF Missouri, have now been
indicted by the grand jury OF the western
district, for conspiring with celyain parties
at 81: Joseph and Kansas City to defraud
the United States revenue.