The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1883-08-22
TABLE GOSSIP.

Spanish proverb: The man who stumbles
twice on the same stone Is q TOOL.
Bangs are still very popular st the sea-
shore. They Lelp to cover up the mosquito
bitee.
his best reward in the work itself. The joy
of reward.
1t is as absurd to pretend that one can not
love the same woman always, as to pretend
that 8 coed artist needs several violins to ex.
-ecute piece of music.-Balzac.
Julian Hawthorne said neat thing in his
lecture TO the Concord school OF philosophy
when he gave the sgnostics definition of
life as 'the predicament previous TO death"
A newly arrived immigrant to this coun
try was asked if he intended to support the
government. "WhyT" he exclaimed, sis
there government in this counury2 Ifthers
is, I'm agin itP'
A writer on loves says: "For the girl
who has made shirt for the man she loves
there has come a moment in the las. stitch
Of it sVester than any stars, hsycocks,
poetry. or superlative epithets have pro.
dCced."
Nothing sets so wide q mark between the
vulgar and the noble soul as the respect and
who is always sneering a. woman is gener-
ally coarse proAigste or n coarse bigot-no
matter which.
A 81. Louis paper prints coupon tickets to
be cut cut by readers, and returned TO the
office filed with the names of the most beau
tIful women in the city. The bellies of St.
Louis are holding their breath until the re-
suit is declared.
John Burroughs called Herbert Spencer
'the intellectual clearing house, Of the nine
teenth century. II is q beautiful idea By
another evolution he might be called the
minds produce exchange, or the bench show
of thougRt.-New Orleans Picsyune.
The Greeks considered beauty so essential
ly divine boon that the mother prayed to
Zeus thst her child might be, before sll
things, beautiful. Beauty seemed to the
Greeks the visible sign of An inward grace.
and an expression of divine good-will.-Mrs.
II. X. Hsweis.
It is a curious story that comes from Cleve-
land in regard to the anonymous novel,
1.-THE Bread Winners" begun in the August
Century. The Ms of the story is said to
have been found in the desk of the late Leon
ard Case, of that city, the bachelor million
sire and munifcent founder of the Case
School of Applied Science.
DR.. T. Il. Allison, London vegetarian.
declares that "diet is the philosophers stone
of medicine, and by its aid we can work
wozders. Allow me to diet person and
will make him lively ana gay, or morose
and sad, good tempered or bad tempered,
studious or lazy, and long lived or short
lived; and, what is more, almost give him
any disease known
A recent fashion article Gays: Every few
mothers let their children wear low shoes,
since physicians condemn them as q fruitful
source of weak ankles" This will be news
indeed to the farmers wife who allows her
children to run barefooted the entire sum-
mer. Time was when boots were denied
boys on the ground that by giving undue
support 70 the ankles the joints were weak.
ened. How doctors do disagreed
Sir Henry Thompson, the London surgeon
recognizes in fish combination of sll the ele-
ments of food that the human body requires
in almost any phase Of life, more especially by
those who follow sedentsry employment. To
women he considers fsh to be an invaluable
article of diet but he scouts as a complete
fallacy the notion that fish eating increases
the brain power. The only action fish had
on the brain was to put q mans body into
proper relations with the work he had to
do.'
In Lspland the sun never goes down du'
ring May, June, and July, but, in winter
for two months, he never rises at all. His
place, however. is somewhat supplied by the
wonderful northern lights, which fash and