The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1875-07-15

All those p e0ple VINO haven inucn inoLey
are perfectly certain that il they had, they
could uee it to far better advantage than
those dc who are rich. But al. experience
goes to prove that this idea is mistake. II
we should to- day make all the rich folks
poor and the IIoor folks rich, the two glasses
would act pre-, ,isely as they do now. The
generous spir it which the needy ones
think they pos sess would vanish to be sup
planted By the customary selhshness just as
soon as soon as abundant means were
brought within. command. But really 1t
does seem IS il some people pcs
,sessed Of thousands which they
don't need IN light augment vastly
the stores CT their own happiness 5yturn-
ing the tides Of joy into ether souls, especi-
ally az this time OF year. It Is the season OF
1ougiDgs, Of helple IS signs and wishes. as
the heat PROSTATE s al chs energies and
makes every ordin airy comfort fail, home
becomes hateful pl tce, and every one longs
for a change. A few car have IL. Here on
the right and e5here on. the left. they depart on
the joyful excursion which imagination
makes more charmi ug than the reality.
The sight of their depa rtare only adds veS-
can not go, and when the travel
ers come back telling what a
good time they lad, the story enhances tne
gloom 0E the poor stay-at -heEae. 1t Is pretty
hard to bear, even for IL lose who only sigh
for recreation. Dut the re age many VINO
know that trip of travel to cooling noun
tsins and health giving snri ngs would restore
their health, and, in some instances even
save their lives. Their ply sic5sns tell them
so. Il is just little bit sggl awaiting to note
with what GOODNESS physic isas will teila
patient that he muss ia Ike trip to
Europe Or California, o. the nSrth pole, In
order to be cured, whenAtheyk Row perfectly
well that they advise an impo ss1blity, and
only arouse desires to be que uGSed IN de-
spair. There are numbers in Il le city whose
lives might be saved by the checl lot incipient
disease and the restoration of fai tEg powers,
by few weeks of travel and cee-eation
amid new scenes in healthier eli nss. But
they can't go. Not if til - know
that life depends upon it. The 1STey TO
nav exnenses can't be had. Nov. hsre is a
field for kindness and benevol s1ee not
mucn less attractive than that { giving
food, clothing and fuel to the u say ia
winter. Did you ever think, you q mil
lion2ire, what an avalanche of delig II you
could SEND down on your friend by giving
him the means Tor short excursion? There
ia a tired and worn out mother, VINO
gasps for breath of cot EIry
air and pines to get away from the sigh o.
familiar things. Send her away. Give nei
hundred dollars aud make one o1i
happy, save life, perhaps. A good deal 'A7
been said this year ia the east about p C
yiding to take children to seaside resol =
from the crowded cities as life saviI
measure. IL is noble idea. But childre q
know little OF the longing desir'
to get away from home that
tCrments their mothers. tt ere are quite
number of persons who do not wish to
travel, or can not leave their business. Let
them send some one else. Hire substitute
to do the travel. You can spare the money |
as well as not. Do some good with it and |
see what pleasure there is in that sort Of
thing. This is the advice of those who
havn't the cash, but think thew can see
about how to use it II they had.