The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1882-06-21
EXPRESSIONS.

Triies are the hinges of destiny.
Poverty is a blessing when it makes man
look up.-McDonald.
When a man has positively nothing 70
do the devil regards it as 6rst-class oppor-
tunity.
Don't grumble at your lot. Your own
burden gals you less than any other
would.
A woman's soul is book with many
chapters, and motherhood is one of t-ese.-
o. T. Clifford.
It is not worth while to live to accumu-
late little money at the expense OF .
shrunken soul.
Money-money-mone Every body
wants it, very few are able to get it and 10
one ever yet had enough Of 1t.
Sophronia: "What is philosophy?' 1t is
something which enables rich man to say
there is no disgrace in being poor.
Success is always invigorsting, but tc
truly great minds never intoxicating. Only
light fabrics are pulled by breath.
If a man has good health it is unfair for
him to ask the Lord to give him anything
else, becsese he ought to get it for him.
self.
The apple boughs are blushing sweet with
bloom,
The summers glory trembles in the air:
Methinks the spring time never seemed 10
wear
So fresh face or shine 50 free from gloom.
Pope said that narrow souled people and
narrow Iecked bottles are alike, for the less
they have in them the more noise thew make
in pouring it out.
Fuller said in one Of bis grand sermons.
she that spends all his life in sports is like
enc who wears nothing but fringes, and eats
nothing but sauces"
A man thinks he knows everything v hen
he really knows nothing, and he thinks he
knows nothing when be really knows pretty
nearly everything.
The formula of the sceptical scientist is
"force, matter nature, grind" The formu a
of the Christian philosopher is "Gcd, mat.
ter, love. growth. IT. K. Beecher.
God does not desire that we should pitch
our tents in the valley of repentance and
humiliation. de is satisfied if we only pass
through on our way to the happy heig hts
of peace beyond.-Julia Ii. Thayer
There is story of Solomon not contained
in the Book of Kings" Two of his court
damses had row as to precedence. Solo
mon looked kindly and said, "Let the old
est 60 FIRST" and the damsels embraced and
went in together with entwined arms.
Keep clear of personalities in converse.
ton. Small minds occupy themselves with
persons. When you must talk of persons
dwell on the good side. There are family
boards where'a continual criticism and cut
| ting up of character go on. but it is no. s
pleasant thing to n kind heart-one does
not like to dine of dissecting isble.-John
Hall.
Everything that degrsdes woman de-
grades the entire race. A truly free and
noble manhood cannot be born Of inferior
mothers. 'By what measure We meet i. is
measured to you again." We are your
mothers, sisters, wives, daughters. You
trust US in all the nearest relations of life,
and you can count on woman's help in all
the vicissitudes of the State.
On, the interminable length of these
bridges from ife-pcint to life point over
which we must some time pass at foot.
PLACED Is anything more intolerable than
the nonotonous tramp of the meaningless
s:eps2 Is anything more sickening tnsn
the easy sway of the bridge, which seems to
make the whole reel, while in truth it is only
ourselves? -Anna Is. Warner.
Character is plant ofthe slowest growth.
A completely fashioned will is an schisve-
ment of such grand and beautiful proper
tons that infinite care and pains may we'll
be spent on its foundations and its gradual
building up, part after part, into command
ing height and spacious breadth and noble
symmetry. Truly the foundations Of this
structure are deeper than our visible and
conscious individual life. They are many
generations deep.-John w. Chadwick