The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1882-05-03
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Sparing the scissors spoils many news
paper.
Manila hats, with velvet crowns, are well
fitted for the first spring days.
Intense colors and aesthetic styles are
avoided by fashionable women.
OF ali things that man possesses, women
alone take pleasure il being possessed.
Woman's ruling passion is to fascinate
and rule those more powerful than she.
Mr.. John Fisbe is writing the history of
American civilization from the sociological
point of view.
Astronomer Proctor has a new girl baby,
and the comets will have to shift for them
selves while.
The use we make of our fortune de-
termines its suficiency. A little is enough
if used wisely, and too much if expended
foOGshly.-Bovee.
A man can not prosper till he gets his
wife's leave. A thrifty housewife is better
than a great income. A good wife and
health are mans best wealth.-Spurgeon.
There is nothing, says Professor Swing,
that will make a man so quickly orthodox
as an attack of rheumatism, which snakes
possible, nay actual, the existence of a per-
sonal devil"
1t is not the drunken husband, father son
or brother that feels al the keen toIments
of the drunkard's home. Mol 1t is the
wife, the mother, the sister and the daugh
daughter. The Incorporate man drinks the
cup, but the dregs at the bottom are LETT for
the woman.-Rev. Hosea Ballou.
A wedding soon to take place is one IN
which Mr.. Norris Williams ana Miss
Marion Morris will sustain leading parts
Mr.. Williams is popular in society, and
Miss Morris has the distinction of being the
great great-granddaughter Of Robert Nor
ris of Revolutionary fame; her mother is
Mrs. George NJ. Dallas.
The overseers OF Harvard have voted that
at is not advisable for the University to
give any assurance or hold out any encour-
agement that it will undertake the medical
education of women by Harvard College
in its medical school," AS women don't
know how to play base ball, row boats or
paint the town the required vermillion, the
overseers of Harvard have voted a very dis
Greet and iaudable vote.
Senator Bayard has contributed to The
Christian Union short letter on success in
public life, in which he states his conviction
that such success does not at all involve
disregard of the canons OF punctiliously
honorable action. He SAYS of the young
American who engages in politics that ''the
discovery of much weakness and unworth
may often pain and disappoint him, and he
may weary of the work and long for rest;
but his hands can be as clean and his soul
a. white at the end of the journey as when
he set out upon it"
ait gives me pleasant sense of victory
SAYS Hiss Alcott, Ito ransack the old trunks,
and now and then fish out and sella story
that had been rejected over and over again,
when had not been heard of, and that goes
readily enough now. l lately took a mahci-
GUS delight in replying 10 request for q
story for a magazine by sending it a story
which its editor had rejected at least once
and don't know but twice. He took it,
and paid me well for It. What queer
world This is, isn't it2'
The Buffalo Courier has been duplicating
one of Mohtalgne's stories in reporting the
transformation of a woman living near Erie
Pa, to man. The change is said TO have
been accomplished very gradually, and the
once maid-servant named Rosa, is now Mfr
Charles Fear, fellow of magnificent beard
and dark mustache, fully qualified TO vote
at all elections. Names, dates and places
are given and the reader is at "A loss to &C
count for the marvellous tale. Our Owl
own theory is that Eli Perkins told it.
A number Of years ago Baptist clergy
man named CieviDger, was one of the mos
popular men in two States. His house wa
built in such manner that large hal
which ran through it was exactly on {
straight line between Kentucky and Ten
J nessee, and whenever runaway couple
: came to him TO be married, the obliglnl
Parson, on the FIRST intimation Of an ap
prosco pursuit. would usher them acros
the hsli into the State from which they haC
not come, and from which they could no
be legally dragged by relentless parent
Somebody writes offeminire type-setters
GAS class, female printers are diligent an'
; worthy. They never sojer;' they neve
bother the editors for chewing tobacco
s they never prowl around among the ex
a changes for the Police Gazette; they neve
: get themselves fall of bulge and try to cleal
+ out rival print shops they never swear abou
: the business manager; they do not smok
o nasty old clay pipes; they never strike 70
Q more pay; they do not allude to- editoris
t matter as 'slush' or 'hog-wssh'-in shor
: they are patient, gentle, conscientious al
d reliable"