The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-03-11
CURRENT THOUGHT AND OPINION.


longer endure him.-Mirror of American
Sports, Fs bruary 2S.
NOTWITHSTANDING the mystery surround.
ing the manner of catching the disorder pop
ularly called "cold," medical scientists
agree that among the causes are dirt and i'm
pure air.-Philadelphi Record.
AS LONG as there continues to bs an in.
crease in the number OF iron-making es-
Establishments which are resuming active
operations the business outlook can not be
unpromising .-Philsdelphia Record.
IRON is an article of such universal use
that an increased demand for its production
is one of the sure evidences of rsyiving con-
fidepce In the financial condition of the
country-New York Sunday Mercury, Feb
rusry %.
CITIZENS Of Washington can't vote for
President, but when it comes 10 inaugurst-
ing one they can rent their front windows at
$50 apiece, and this gees a long way toward
recen CLING them to disfranchise ment.-
Pittsburg Commercial Gazette, February 26.
So LONG as young men can live without
working, and 30 long as society looks upon
workingmen as not respectable or Fl. 10 be-
come husbands OF society s daughters, so long
will the world be filed with idle, amiable
loaters and WORTHLESS tIamps-New Orleans
Ficayune.
The authorities are under the gravest obi.
cations to protect the communicative
much greater is the obligation to protect
+l~Co 1ax, rived hxyI nv mis-
cells or asylum wards of the means OF pro.
tecting Washington Evening
Critic, February l5.>
WHEN the United States Government seeks
to recover from q faithless railroad corpora
ton property forfeited through a violation
of the conditions upon which it was granted,
it encounters as much resistance in Con-
gress as it is contemplated the preparation
Of gross outrage Union.
CULTIVATED English women represent the
very highest type of womsnhood, and be-
lieve it is because they have the very highest
type of manhood to guide and help from
their characters, and because the English
mans superior culture demands such type
of manifestations OF q middle-aged
woman" in Weekly Magazine.
AMONG our "uncongenial visitors are
those who, having been entertained at din.
ners and luncheons, have made unpleasant
rema ks about the silver and glass" and
have smiled at the hostess attempt" at
style. People may find more stylish stiff.
ness in other towns. but they can never find
more genuine hospitality-and, disciple Of
| Epicurius adds. or better cooked dinners
than has been extended this winter to visit
| ors.-New Orleans Picayune.
MARRIAGE can hardly be considered dis
| qualification for teaching, as is Tally DEM
| onstrated by the many married tea ;hers who
| are quite as successful as their unmarried
sisters. In most cases when cir! marries
| she leaves teaching OF her own accord, bat
when she prefers to continue in the pro.
| fession and her domestic affairs do not inter.
| fere with the proper performance of her
| duties as a teacher, 1t strikes Us that the
schools viii suffer from excluding her.-Salt
| Lake (Uiah) Herald.
| A NEGRO lawyer was admitted to practice
| in the Supreme Court of Georgia recently.
The world has moved since the time-twen.
| ty-iour years ego-when an eminent Geor.
| gan, then recently elected Vice President
| OF the Confederacy, declared that the new
Constitution under which that Government
was framed bad settled forever 1.-THE proper
status of the negro in our form of civiliza-
tioD," and that slavery, subordination to
| the superior race, is his natural and normal
condition. Galveston Texas News.
Az enterprising widow who runs small
eating house near the Exposition illustrates
the proveib about womsn's work being
never done. She is her own cook and house
maid, and manages By her skill to provide
meals for forty or fifty people day. 1t Is
true she often stays up until 3 o'clock in the
morning preparing the days food, but then
from that hour to she may sleep comforta-
bly,, and arise comparatively fresh for
days work that would brighten the stoutest
heart that ever beat under waistcoat.-New
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