The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1882-05-31
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Poverty is in want of much, but svarics
of everything.
However large you make the circle of !
womans life, home must be its center.
Out in the world men show us two side
of their character; by their fresiae, only
one.
How very fortunate Il Is that every one il
able to believe that he has mOre than hi
share of brs,nsl
ever the heaven side of life. This is far
better thar any medicine.
People who marry ere not necessarily in.
sane; but people who fail to marry have in.
Sane ideas on the suS feet, that's certain.
Walt Whitman eharacterizes Emerson.
IN the Critic, as ''a Just man, poised on him.
self, ALLOWING, al-enclosing, and sane and
clear esehe sun"
A noted philosopher says that many girls
imagine themselves in love, whereas they
ere only idle, and mistake an ephemeral,
sickly blossom for c hardy i. liant.
Mrs. Scott Siddens is quoted as having
said: "An American servant will tic on her
veil in patty, GRACEFUL way that an En-
glish duchess knews nothing about"
Stockings divided so as to separate each
toe-es'a glove does the fingers, are now be-
ing introduced, ard an eminent medical
authority recomen1s them, as they are like
rly to promote clealiness, prevent trouble
some-soft corns, end sbOl;she foot deform-
ity.
AElsn may, under certain circumstances,
be taken for another, and yet not look in
the very least like him. 'alknow L don't
resemble him." said a very wise and sad
man, -'still, in an snguarded moment, in
.dorsed the fellows note AMI L was taken
for hin-by the sherif."
Methodist recorder: 'sThere are some
people in the world who seem to be skilled
in faux finding. They can not do the work
themselves, but they ara adopts at critics.
ing. They can tea just what they ought TO
do, and what they should leave undOne;
but, asa rule, those who can tell so well
whateCther should do, never do much them
selves"
Rome celebrated her 12SS36sh birthday
G2 niveSsary at the Beginning of this month.
Zde municipal government conducted the
Of the celebration, and the &C.
eeSiOn was made festive enc by all the
people. Just think of II, over $500 yeGrs
is phase where the oldest in
haeitant has a right to arrogste great deal
70 h;snselfl
Nx. Marden, OF FIsrast, mentions TIE
RAISING of money By the nssiVe Christians
for the establishment of school for the
higAsc education of women ard girls, and
adds 1.-The gift has no precedent in Tur-
key, Appearing in land where, thirty
years ago, hardly q woman, if any, could
read. this gift by the people for female ed
lcstSoE is surely remarkable sigh of the
times."
1t is handy fair to expect us te be better
.han Moses was. He Was Generosity regasd- I
ID as q goodman, and vet he brake every /
:ommaad he had received OF tho Lord be- /
ore he got'hah way doSn the mountain. |
When he gotta new set the children of Is |
ael took thei-. turn at breaking them, and |
We, who delight to walk IN the footsteps of |
'ur fatbeoE, have been braaking than ever
ince.
Nice distinctions are .ts oublesome. 1t is
> mach easieh tossay that G. thing Is black |
Kan to discriminate the psGticular shade of
fown, blue or green to whis h it really be-
Gags. 1t ID so much easier &c make usl your
and that y0ar neighbor is good for na.hing
han to enter iintoa al the circumstances that
as2ld obligsyout to modify chat opinion
feorge Eliot
1hose who contemplate mGs ing to lar
u.O T., sharh *, = repaired to encounter
tKilenlties, il the following stary be true:
man observed q tai sikh hat in the mid
10 al the street. and he waded out to get
:. an taking L up he was as.onished TO
se a@auman face looking up at him. .He
fsrac to help Ike unfof tunate AN out of
ne mud, and reesivedstte reply, II anx
'nck II the mud; j m sitting on she top OF |
n omnibus down here" FL
In one temple in Siam there 4 a huge ,
lol, towering up seventyEeet as iteits cross Il
,gged- In another there is a reclining (
asge that measures one hladred aai sixty {
Hree feet Both of these idols are heavily
iided from head to foot, azd the sect of
he reclining one sre beautifully Iinlsid
1th mother. of pearl. IN the came gsounds
th this last are to be seen, each seassd on I.
$ gilded throne four hundred images of
udsha that are life-siEe. At a nth Ia there :
q tsmple where there are more tns four
en thousand idols, large and SMALL -+Q.lil. ,
'eH's Work !
American Aristocracy ,
OF all the notable things on earth,
Tue Queesest is the pride OF birth
Among our fierce .demOcracyt''
a bridge across a hundred years.
without q prop 70 saveI from sneers- j
Not even a couple of rotten pIers- s. r
d t0lDg OF laughter, filings and ieers q