The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1883-01-24
TABLE GOSSIP.

Where children are there Ia the goloen
! age -Novalis.
Fine mirrors and good-looking lssses are
always in fashion.
Bavard TAYLOR used to cali snowfakes
s'the wild white bees of winter.
The best remedy against an evil compan-
ion is to refuse an introduction to him.
Define the terms and this is how it reads:
A rebel is patriot who falls:
patriot is-a rebel who succeeds.
There is a deal of sound common sense In |
the proverb, THE shortest answer 1t doing |
the thing"
The Jewish population of New Orleans
are agitsted over the marriage Of the niece
of Rabbi to q Christian.
Trust him little who praises all, him less
who censures all, and him least who is in
different about all.-Lavater.
Carvedscst's eyes make the most beauti-
full scarf pins. They show multitude OF
shades and look at you from every angle.
"a kind word; tits little thing,
Dropped i1 the hearts deep well.
The COED the joy which II may bring
Eternity shall tell"
The long, slender oversleeve falling below
the band is revived in English long coats,
: and is called, as it was years ago, the angel
sleeve.
The New Orleans Picayune savsgely re-
markes that the trouble with civilization
is, that h&ngings do not keep up with muir
derers in number.
Connecticut has the champion mean man.
He was worth 81 ;000, COO and with sixteen
LAWYERS in his town ne went and died with
out making a will.
Herrick has sung well and his song still
rings in our ears:
Each must, in virture, strive to excel;
That man lives twice who lives the hrst LIE ~en'
A man who has happened to have good
deal of experience says: "Stand anywhere
but four feet to the left of 8 woman when
abe hurls "a old bottle at hen"
ssThe best conductor of electricity at pres
ent known is silver" The best conductor
into society at present known ia gold. 1t
used to be brains-Norristow Herald.
The Door can find consolation for their in
ability to ride in carriages in the reflection
that they,can not be thrown out of them
by the mad career of frightened horses.
A woman has two smiles that an angel
might enVy-the smile that accepts lover
. before words are uttered and the smile that
lights on the frstlborn baby.-Hslburton
An editor wrote personal about ysung
man goingsto spark his girl. When 1t was
printed he was Mortified to see the letter
an" substituted for the "r" IN the WORD
spark.
Satire can no further go than when San
johnson said to BOBBY, "If have saiC
anything that you understand, sir, humbly
crave the pardon of the rest Of the com
pany.'
A New YORK divorce lawyers advertise
ment reads: qHymeneal incompatibilities
as speciality, carefully adjusted. I'll
slavery to detain the hand after the hear
hath fed"
No man is born into the world Who's
work Is not born with him; there is Away
work and tools to work with for sll thos
who will. and blessed are the heavy head
Of all toil.-Lowell.
A man loved by beautiful and virtrou
woman oarriessa talisman that renders hin
inyulnerable; every one feels that such
oae7s life has q higher value than that c
otkerE--.George Sand.
HAn." said q fond mother, 81 should
glad if my BOY were to marry-then l coul
train his wifeI" The boy told her never t
make that remark again, or he couldn't &c
q girl to speak to him.
A Nevada penitentiary convict says thu
he was sent to prison for being dishones
and is there kept at. work cutting out piece
Of paste board to put between the soles I
shoes in place of honest leather.
A cerpositor who was puzzling owe
one of Horace Greely's manuscripts, say
agely observed: aft Belshszzar had see
this handwriting on the wall, he woul
have been more terrified than he WAS"
Philadelphia News: A New York MI
scum man wants to have contest for hom'
" women, butte get any entries. 1t
very difEnult to find women who thin
themselves homely enough to compete.
A French 'briGe-slect usually receivt
three dresses from her mother, the .oontrsc
the wedding and the travelling dress; II
remainder ase presented by the bridegroom
and the number varies from four to twelv'
For full dress, gentlemen wear wstc
chains Of thread Of gold so fine as to
unobstrustive; these are the shoE We
chains with bar, or they may be double
to pass seross the vest from. pocket to poke
We are apt to mistake our vocation b
looking out Of the way FOR occasions to e.
ercise great aud rare virtues, and by STEP
ping over the ordinay ones ttst lie d
rectly in the road before w--HannG
flore.
The Toronto Globe thinks drEnkenne
would be lesseued If liquor were oot sol
EAere Otner bnDSs &c iof sno-Noi-i0. 81
ceres, for instance-end advises the fran
ing of law which shall compel the hquo
\ seller to sell nothing but liquor.
Sssdy Stranger: 81 am soliciting sui
scriptl0ns for the Society for the Suppress
sion Of Intemperance and the Bsnishmer
of Trsmps. What may / put you dow
for2p Old gentlemsn: swell, II gis
you anything, you may put me down for
fool"
IL ia believed that sll men consider then
selves the Heaven born pokerists till IL
eonceit is taken out of them by failure
After about dozen failures the mind n
covers its healthy moral tone. and conee
ceases TO dwell in the breast of man. u
fortunately conceit can only be eradicate
from some minds with what is technical