The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1883-06-27
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The Detroit Free Press suggests "crashsi
hopes" rs a proper name for the color Of q
new spring dress.
ait is the little bits of things that fret and
worry us" says josh Billings; 1--WE kan Dodge
an elephant, bat we kant fly"
A neat definition of political harmony by
the Baltimore American: ga place for
everybody, and fer everybody place"
A philosophical son Of Erin was overheard
remarking to 3 friend: "IIavs a good time
time while you live; for you're long while
dead"
To educate Q ncn is 10 form an individual
who leaves nothing behind him; 10 educate
woman ia to form future generations.-La-
boulsye.
Paper railroad ties are late invention.
But many brilliant enterprises in this line
were constructed On paper long before pat
ent ties were thought OF.
Crushed strawberry hiss had its day. TIE
New York World is authority for the state
ment that decayed go0ssberry ia no the
fashionable shade in Paris.
Beware of the prominent man who has
snubbed you for g long while and now ia
very friendly. He either wants TO borrow
money or is going to run for Office.
A mans prudence should be in proportion
to his pride. If his pride ia apt TO drive
him to deperate measures his prudence
should preclude the necessity for them.
The extreme heat has tendency to de-
stroy q mans moral nature. He becomes
peevisb, croes and Ill tempered. When the
mercury ranges among the niaeties religion
seems to be at discount.
Advice to sweet girl graduates: Before
reading your essay az commencement go
through it carefully and cross out rs per
cent Of the adiectives. You can then pitch
in and distinguish yourself.
The man who sees nothing but the news
paper he is reading when lady wants his
seat in car, ID man who would be 30 busy
with his prayer book as TO blk the contribu.
ton box when it passes by in Church.
do you always kiss him and say good
by every morning. "a he leaves the house2"
asked q lady of q wife who had just parted
from her husband at the street door. Eyes,
every morning; may never sgsin see him
alive, and If that should be the case, l wish
toretsin remembrance Of q pleasant parting"
the wife replied.
In a crowd-"Who's that mani" "Oh, il
is ore Of the most prominent lrish-Ameri-
cans" "Who is that othsr nnsn7" He Is
distip guished GeEman-Americsn." "And
thai Onef" "a well-knoWn French-Ameri-
can" "And that one over there with bun
die under his arm2" "Oh. he is nobody
nothing bat On NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
The Italians wish to take life as q huge
joke if they can. Here is q supplicstion
which indicates the national temperament:
al pray that l may never be married. But
n I 81 oA Z T., a.
ceived; but if | am deceived, pray that
may cot know of III but if know it, pray
that I may be able to laugh at the whole af-
fair.'
Richard Henry Stoddard is moved to re-
MARYLAND the sentiment has doubtless oc-
CURED to others-that "Mrs. Louise Chan.
der Moulton ia az heRrt-broken and ss
deathless as ever. What ails the poetesses
Of America, that they weep and wall 80
without ceasing2 They sing ~ il they
were all widows, or, wnat we suppose are
worse, old msids. Ba cheerful once, ladies,
if only for 8 change"
At q recent Southern camp meeting the
eloquent divine said: "The wheels of the
righteous shrek and grosn as they toll up
the hills of salvation and over the ruls of
temptation and the bridge of damnstion,
and have to scrovdge pretty lively to get
up st all; but the sinner. with creased
wheels and flying eOlors, slips down 20 tsrns-
tion like dose of Gil, with a rip and q
whiz, and raises no dust whatever"
ait is not cslumny nor treschery," says
RuEkin, "that does the largest share of MIS-
chief IN the world; they ere continually
eruEhed and are only felt in being conquered.
But it is the glistening and softly spoken lie;
the sniable fallscy; the patriotic lie of the
historian, the provident lie oil. the politician
the Jealous lie of the partisan, the merciful
lie of the friend aud the careless lie of each
man to himself that casts the black mystery
over humanity through which every man
who pierces We thank, as we would thank
one who dug through well in g desert.
London journals, while they admit that
American girls are famous for an elegant
ard refined type of lovlness; that French
ladies are the bes. dressed in the world;
that tho German youthful fcsaeins
have the finest heads OF hair, the Span
ish girls the brightest eyes 10 be found
anywhere and thai in Venice and Florence
may be seen 20 this day direct descendants
of those old world blonde beauties still fresh
and fair on Titien's canvass claim thAs young
English ladies remain smpleI in limb, clearer
of complexion and more hearty than any
others. This tie attribute to plain food
sound sleep. suitable clothing, exercise in the
open air and plentiful application of soap
and wster.
Dr.. Albert Day of Boston says the. one Of
the chief predisposing causes of inebriety is
civilization, entailing SIS it does in its modern
development, so great expenditure of
nerve force. Its action in this way is seen
more among those who live by brain work
or are engaged in indoor occupations. He
also hold that atmospheric influences is an
other undoubted exciting cause of this st
fection, paroxysm, for example, being
caused by exposure to sea air, easserly winds,
and ether similar changes. It has been said
that there is an inborn element in the nature
of man which develops inebriety. "Could
We trace the cause of this" he adds, eve
should doubtless find that the whole race is
tainted with this disease, coming down to
us through the ages of dissbedisnce to the
laws of hereditv. Our fathers from earliest
history were addicted to drunkenness"
The Wabash Courier in the'last issue says.
But the Interpretation that Mr.. Hendricks is jeal-
Gus Of Mr. Mcdonald, or that Mr.. Mcdonald is ca
rafl 10 NJ fialo ltu To rfa aFn1.-