The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1883-08-01
TABLE Cos SIP.
Palmer Journal,

subject.
Gossip always denounces gossip, and
gossips sill tho while doing 1t. AS Con-
greve wrote
She likes herself, yet others hates
For that which IN herself she prizes,
And while she laughs at them forgets
she Ia thetthing that she dispises.
'sAsn doth yield himself to the sngels,nor
unto death utterly, save only through tie
weakness of his own feeble will"
Many heart would be chsered if it would
repeat these lines twice day.
The seed we sow within the soil to-day
The morrow sun will npen into grain;
The deeds we do within this mortal clay
Are steps by which the summit we may gain
The woria s.ss-.-.-s -.
that have sheep and s'cow, sayS sss cid
rroyerb, everybody bids me good morn.
ing.
Do the thing that you can DO bsst and you
will be sure to succeed. The Spsnisrds
have saying, BE not baker if your head
be of butter"
You can get very good idea of natural
selection" in its practical workings, by view
ing celery glass after it has once been
around the table.
Fate steals along with noiseless tread,
Frowns In the storm with threatening brow
let In the sunshine strikes the blow
CowPBE.
II o man were 10 wear his straw hat
smashed down and bent to such shape az
some of the ladies wear theirs, where would
the public thiak no had been the night be-
fore?
II hiss been said that on founding colony
the first thing a Spanisrd dee, is to build 9
eallows, Portuguese to build q Church, en-
Englkhman drinking booth, and French
man dancing floor.
There are few things so irritating 10 this
life as 10 wait half an hour for your sdver-
ssry at checkers, and then have him look
up, "a just AROUSED from nap, and stupidity
inquire, "Whose move is it2'
The man who said truth crushed to earth
will rise again." was careful not to commit
himself as to the exact time when the resur-
rection would take place. There is q great
deal Of "crushed truth" lying about, and
hearty efforts are being made TO keep it
down.
At quito. the only city in the world on
the line of the equssor, the sun sess aud
rises at o'clock the year round. Your
clock may break down, your watch get
cranky, but the sun never makes mistake
here. In one part of the city it is tue sum-
sum sessoR and in the other part it is winter.
Toll on-'iis virtues lot to toll;
SOW while the clambering sun inspires,
Nor wreck Who CLEANS the fruitful soil,
Who basks him IN the genial fires.
white-handed idlers in the field
May grasp the gain matured and fair;
To you the after-tme VIII yield
harvest still more rare. ANON,
Some people assert that they will believe
only what they can see. What is clearly
demonstIsble they will accept, but nothing
else. These very people, however, believe
with all their might that they have brains,
and yet they never ssw them, and other
folks at sny rate have no evidence that they
possess them.
The young doctors who have been let loose
from the schools on q confding and physic
loving public are hsely to try many expert
ments very interesting to sll except, perhaps,
the subjects of them. They remind one of
the illterste fellow who, on being told that
certain patient wss convslescent, said,
'-Why, that is nothing. 1 can cure conval-
escence in three hours."
The Society of Friends has repealed toe
prohibition of the marriage of first cousins.
and row for the frs. time in nearly two
hundred years bsshful young Q laker can
enjoy the placid and unexciting stagnstion
of marrying one of the family. Young
man, no matter how much the law may per-
nit it. don't do it. Think of an aunt for
mother in-laW.-Hswkeye.
Ten years ago two loving hearts vera
separated by little quarrel owing to the
miscarriage Of an explanatory letter. Be
went West and married; she stayed East
and married, and now both are once more
free. He hes eight children and the jsandice
snd she seven and the dyspepsia, and nelthar
has any idea of marrying again. Truth
may be Stranger than fiction, but it is not 40
romsntic.
"Desr melp exclaimed city girl who WIS.,
tied dairy for the drst time, "what queer
looking stuff this lei II looks just like yellow
paint What is 1T" "Why, that's cream on
top of tho milk, sis,p said the dsiryman. els
that sol7 she asked in sstonishmeDt. "Why,
the cream / use always comes in boxes and
hss label, so we can tell what it is.' Tae
fsrmer sat right down on the stone floor aud
fsnned himself with milk pan.-The
Dairy.
When the chief of pretty Germsn prin-
cipslity msrries commoner, the hand with
which he pledges his troth decides the future
station in society Of his wife and himself. If
he gives her his right hsnd st the alter, hs
loees his title st the entail; If his left, he
retains both, but be degrsdes his wife to the
level Of o concubine, and her Children are
debarred from succession. The left hand is
tho che ususlly chosen. Occasionsliy, how
ever, one Of these princes shows his courage
and superiority by sacrificing rank and rich
es rather than degrade his vile aud q case ia
point has Just occurred which deserves msn-
ton. Prince Alexander of Ssyn- Wittgen-
stein (who became q widowsr two years ago)
has renonnced bis title aud surrendered the
| fsmily estates to his eldest son in order TO
marry with the right hand the governess OF