The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-03-29
SOCIAL GOSSIP.

The man who IL dlsiikad 10y children Ia
sure 10 DO Stunned by old people.
The bieusednsss OF lila depends far more
on lie interest than on Its comfort.
Cheese the company oi your superi ,rs.
whenever you can have II, That 10 the right
and true pride.
When men grow vlrtuous In their old ace
they are merely making n eaofihoe To Col OF
the devils lesvines.
In studying character do not be blind Ia
the shortcomings Of q warm friend, or the
virtues OF = bitter enemy.
Whenever the rood done 10 us does uo'
touch and penetrate the heart, II wounds a ~
initiates our vanity -. lie oiratdin.
The drcss coat IL generally worn by the
groom nj the city wedding, bat Tor tho elops.
ment there's nothing like the eutaway.
Edueaiion IL not important no much In la
capacity TO impaft simple facts ~ Il IL In
teaohing how To learn, how 90 uae knowl,
edge, and how TO enjoy knowledge. Carl
hchufg.
Wisdom consistent not In knowing many
thinga. nor even In knowing them thor.
oushly but IN choosing aud folio wing what
conduees the moht certainly 10 our lasting
happiness aud true glory"
A French physician has written a long let.
ter on the advantage OF gfoaning aud crying.
lie tells OF a man who reduced his pulse
from i20 10 90 Ia the course OF a few hours
by giving vent TO his emotions.
The shortset inaugural address was that OF
Washington nj the beginning of his second
term. IL contained 1874 words. The longest
was Harrison's which contained S.57s Har.
rison only lived a month rs president.
Franklin once thought OF knocking out
meat from his bill OF fare, but having ssen q
cod opened which contained some small fish
be said To himself. III you eat one another
! see no reason why We may not eat you"
and he did.
The course OF true love" traced by let.
manner: Dear Mr.. smith, my Dsar
jack my darling John" "Dssr John
Dear Sir," "Slr," and all was over.
Did you ever eco q man who literally
talked with his eyes? We taw one the other
night and the way he threw those eyes of
his was q sight TO behold. ] saw the lssheS
of several female eyes-those OF young bud.
ding w~omanhood- droop before the gszs OF
the military man, and yet he did mt stare.
look impairment. nor express that which
his lips would not dare say. 1t was not
wholly a wicked glance, and yet there was
enough to warn a girl who had been prop.
erly taught by her mother of danger. such
eyes, such glances may be ~facinating, bat /
always associate them with those OF the
snake which charm TO destroy.
The New York Herald rscalls the striking
prophecy OF Daniel Webster. in the Senate
on the 9Th day OF March, 1850, in which he
declared: There can be no such thing a. u
peacsble secession" and warned the seces.
sionists that their attempt at disruption
must produce war;" OF the Senators who
heard this speech. but four survive: Jeffsr-
son Davis, r. M. T. Hunter. David l.. Yulee
and Hannibal Hamlin. The Herald adds:
ION the eth OF March, 1850, Grover Cleve-
land, not quite thirteen years old, was a
clerk on a salary OF $50 a year in the coun-
try shop of Deacon McVickar, IN the village
OF Fayetteville, Onondsga county. N Y.
Such are the possibilities of life in the Uni
ted States"