The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1883-02-28

he who denies himself the most
Receives the gold of God.
Most OF us know our origin if we may
Judge by the old proverb which says 81
that is born from hen must scratch for ,
living
One of the weaker" sex in Washington
society succeeded in q single day in doing VI
enc luncheon, twenty one calls, three alter
noon teas, solid cinner two parties and {
german This would have knocked out
the Maori giant
We want no man of massive brain,
No man OF wealth or mighty power,
No owner great Of acres broad
TO solve the question of the hour;
We want simple-mindde man,
With common good horse sense, no more
To pass bill 10 fine the mau
Who always fail to close the door.
Anthony Trollope, just before ne laid
down bis pen never TO take it up again
wrote these words, which will appear in his
last novel: Amusement is good, truth is
still better, and love bast of all. Love
gives itself and is not bought; but ell true
love Is founded on esteem.'
A Germsn physician treats typhoid fever
BY putting the patient into a bath warmed
to the temperature of his body and then
gradually cooling j. down 10 sixty or even
lofty ueEENe>. uo tncCt u luis SppICd-
ton Is said TO be magical IN the immediate
amehoration of the fever. This treatment
is applied successfully in the German army.
She lights our gloom, she sOothes our care,
She bids our fears depart;
Transmutes TO gems each grief fraught tear
And binds the broken heart!
She glsnces DER us from above,
The brightest star t1ats given.
And guir:es Us still, through faith and love,
To endless peace in heaven. DIMES.
Bishop Gilmour, who not long ago arous-
ed opposition in Cleveland by forbidding
Roman Catholic women 10 lake part II the
land league meetings, has just returned
from Irelsnd. He SAWS that he converse ed
on Irish affairs with InSny intelligent cler-
gymen and lsymen, including seven bish-
ops, but came away wholly unable to locate
the cause Of Irelsnd's misery. The wretch
edness Of the country however, was pslpa-
bic enough, and Americans, much as they
read Of it here, can fosm no definite idea OF
the truth.
cit may be news to you since yo1 have
invit, d me TO emile, said Mr. "BOb" Bur.
dette, the humorist to Pittsburg Post re
porter the Ot5er dsv, that have become
q total abs.ai. or. | reduced tie matter 10
figures ard fond out that to each man is
allotted ore Barrel Of whiskey; and by
close calculstionsI discovered that 1 bad
drunk a barrel and a half. In other words
had drunk my own and half of some other
mans barrel. j am 10 honest too rob. any
body, especially of the whisky we get now.
sd6ys, and there ore have quit drinking
whisky entirely"
The speech from the British throne at the
opening of Parliament is the funniest sole
cism OF the age. The dumpy old lady who
acts as the government fgurehead is made
to speak Of her affairs in her kingdom in
the language of the Tutors and the Stuarts,
while the naked fact is that she is as power
less to govern as an Irish tenant farmer,
the country having got entirely beyond her
control. Nothing is more amusing than
the Briton's regard for and loyalty to hc-
tions, OF which the British throne is one of
the flmsiest in ell this world, the British
House Of Lords coming next to it. But, as
if recognizing that what the Queen says is
of no consequence, it is chsritably contrived
that she hall say as little "a possible. while
preserving the old form.
If one were to Judge by the apparent
signs Of the times he would declare that
liberalism in religion is vastly on the In
crease. That there is good deal of liber-
alisn in theology can not be doubted.
Poop nowadays don't believe in anything
more than very mild kind of hell-one
just large enough to make the climate tenn
pera'e, steady, agreeable and decidedly
healthy. Il is very pleasant to have creed
thai suits your practice as nicely as 80 old
shoe - The foot. We are very liberal also
in cur views of the Bible. The passages
which most seriously interfere with US are
happily al interpolated, and are not to
be tOGLd in the original text. Inspiration
means that one who writes under It's inhu-
ence Is not - be held personally RESPONSE
BILE for the historic and ethical mistakes he
may make. But we have noticed that lib
CT llism is apt to strictly COZ fine i;ss T within
'certair" limits. 1t never hampers with the
ssnctisy Of the pocket book, and
When the contril u.ion 10
softly swo)ps under the .eyes OF
modern liberNlism the old bone button of
more conservative days and the punched
coin Of our forefathers are still there. This
elbows that radical reform is very slow and
feeble.
True Beauty.
May find woman fair,
And ser mind as clear as air.
II her beauty goes alone,
lis TO me as II 'twere none.
May find a woman rich,
And not of too high pitch;