The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1884-12-03

The cruelty Of woman's criticism some
tmes goes beyond life. did you ever see q
more natural corpee than Mira P0dsonr'
asked lady Of friend; ''such conteDted
smile" COMMENTED smile" repeated the
friend; cit was all put on"
Recent researches show that electioneering
was carried on in ancient Pompeii very much
as at the present day. Inscriptions have been
found informing the public that a vote Tor
Lentulus is vote for an honest govern
ment," and asking all patriotic citizens to
vote for "Balbus, the true friend of the peo-
ple.n
The Tsllien band is the newest sort OF Cir
die, and Felix Is using il on many costumes,
among the rest on one which Mrs Lsngtry
lie TO wear as Pauline. This band is of vel
vet, and is wide under the arms, where it is
fastened into the waist seams and then mar
rows to two straight ends, which are crossed
in front under a buckle.
AL truth is calm,
Refuge and rock and tower:
The more Of truth the more OF calm,
Its calmness Is iIs power.
Calmness is truth,
And ruth is calmneEs still:
Truth lifts its forehead 70 the storm,
Like some eternal bill. -BoD0r.
Philadelphia has a professor" who
nose. He first applies les ches, then gslvan-
ICES the more Ito restore the elasticity of the
arterial and venous fbrus," and then sp-
plies q mould of plaster of Paris. In less
than q week he declares that the nose has
regained its natural shape and proper color.
Love is the top of the tree Joy is not nec-
essairly associated with thinking, but Joy Is
iDsepaTable from love. Love awakens love
even IN cold souls, as TIE sun ewakens fra
grant flowers from cold roots. Weary hearts
never forget the hours which they have
spent in the company Of love filed souls.
Nothing is so sure Of ample and endless rec
ompence as love John Pulstord.
There can be little question that the con-
tinued close covering of the head with hats
srd cans is one very constant cause of bald
ness. = "n on seldom lose their hair. except
fr' % s"0Utd cause, and among those na-
liOAs D here the head is habitually left bare
Or but slightly covered badness is practic-
ally unknown, TIE beard. which is of the
same class of hair as that of the scalp, does
not fall with age.
1t is said that gardeners, sometimes when
they would bring q rose to richer fow-
erings deprive it for a season of light and
moisture. Silent and dark it stands, drop
ping one fading leaf after another, and
seeming to so down patiently to death Blu:
when every leaf is dropped, and the plant
stands stripped to the uttermost, q new life
is even then worked into the buds. from
which shall spring tender foliage and q
brighter wealth OF MOWERS. 80, often CeleS-
tial gardenings, every leaf of early 10Y must
drop before new and divine bloom visits
the Soul.--Harriet Beecher Stowe.
"wnman q Political Factor"
TJudst Pittmsn in North American Review.l
Whatever foolish notions the novelists
| may have instilled into our minds, woman
| is not all emotion. The American woman
has her fair share OF good sense and of adj
ministrstive ability, and there is reason
| to believe that she might bring into the re-
| gion of governmental affairs positive con-
| tributions Of thrift, order, integrity and
| economy.