The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-04-26
SOCIAL GOSSIP.

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SOCIAL GOSSIP.
Education may not prevent crime, bat it
is crime TO prevent education.
Too great boldness is mere brassiness; a
modest demesnor always pleases.
Where one.man gets weary hunting for rest
ten get tired hunting for pleasure.-Jud La
fagan.
Whitehall Times: Wild OATS tina. are
sown in tee hey days OF Lille are often reaped
in the hades OF eternity.
1t is a bachelor who always knows how a
child shouid be brought no, but he fJrgets it
after marriage.-Boston Pest.
And new it is all the rage to paint flowers
and land. cspes on large, square crackers and
render them useless, even for dog feed.
The best thing ever said of ghosts was said
by Colerfdse, when asked by lady il he be-
lieyed in them: No. madam, have seen
too many to believe in them.'
Don't marry a man who as q boy was not
always kind, loving and helpful to his sis.
ter" Gays philosopher, who evidently
wants all the girls to die old maids.
Some men are more beholden to their bit
terest enemies, than to friends who appear
TO be sweetness itself The former frequent
ly tell the truth, but the latter never.-Cato.
Charles Reade: The fortunate man is he
who, born poor, or nobody, works gradually
up to wealth aud consideration. and having
got them, dies before he finds they were not
worth so much trouble.
One of the best religious poems OF the age,
| which is adopted in all religions, is the ex-
| qujsite one which Father Ryan italicized a.
"A Thought" but which is entitled in all
| the collections where it is found, Folio n
| Me-"
| Oliver Wendell Holmes Don't you know
| how hard it is for some people to get out OF q
room after their visit is really over? One
would think they had been built in your
| parlor study, and were waiting to be
| launched.
Hawthorne: Thank Providenc &c for spring
| The earth, and man himself by sympathy
with his birth. place, would be far other than
we find him If life toiIed YEARLY onward
without this periodical infusion OF the pri-
NAL spirit.
Carlyle: The man without a purpose is
like a ship without a rUdder, a waif, a moth
| ing, q no man. Have purpose in life, IL it
is only to kill and divide and sell oxen well,
bat have purpose, and having it, throw
such strength OF mind and muscle into your
work as God has given you.
And our dim eyes ask beacon, and eur weary
feet guide
And our hearts of all lies mysteries seek the
meaning and the key;
And a cross CLEANS DER our pathway on it hangs
| the Crucifed,
| And He answered all our yesrnings by the whis-
| per Follow Me-"
"Smsrt" and crisp are the latest can't
terms in Leudon, the former meaning fash
ionable, "high.toned." or exclusive and the
latter signifying an arrival at the highest
the "upper-ten," and crisp woman is
one clothed in the extremity of the mode.
Theodore Parker once said, Reform goes
forward in the same way that field is
| ploughed. The man who drives the team
urges it on, while another holds to the
| plough tail, pulls back and bears down. BY
| this means deeper furrow is drawn; the
soil is more thoroughly broken and better
| prepared for an abundant CROP"
Miss Rhea hiss added to her repertory new
| play called The Power of Love-" 1t is by
Ssrdou. and was acted in Paris under toe
| name of "Piccolina." The play was pro-
Baltimore on Saturday night, and it Is re.
| ported that Miss Rhea wes we'll received.
Miss Rhes enacts BOY in the piece, young
sculptor. and wears male apparel.
| The uncertainty OF human Judgment is
| often illustrated in the enormous success of
books which publisher after publisher re-
fused to publish. And in Paris they are
talking OF establishing an art gallery fer the
| exhibition of pictures that have at different
times been re iected from the salon. 1t is
ssid il will contain what afterwards proved
to be some of the best pictures of the best
| artists.
For what we are about to receive, may
the Lord make Us truly thankful" devoutly
murmured Du1enbury, sitting with folded
hands at the dinner table. Then looking dis
painfully over the dishes set before him, ne
snarled: Good gracious Maria, how many
times do you want me to tell you that /
don't banker for cabbage and corn beef more
than three times in one week.-Boston
! Globe.
when your father and your mother for
sake you, Johnny, DO you know who will
take you up" Eyes. sir" said he. And
who?' said the friend. The police" was
! Johnny's answer. Parents Will do " ell to
con 'ider the truth there is in this reply. The
parent who is too much engaged, or too sci.
nsh, to look sitter the training OF his child,
need not be surprised to see the child come
| to serious harm.