The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1885-11-11

is literature and what is mere reading mat
ter good for the moment perhaps. but good
for the moment Capitalization Union.
THE question will soon ibe asked, what be-
comes of the boys OF Massachusetts,? Are
they good and die young? Are they not
born or do they moYe?-Chicago Inter-
Ocean.
"CoNsspEE that the careful and resclute
cultivation of refined and healthful sensi-
bilities rs the most important part of self
education and culture" says Rev. Ray
Palmer, d. d.
JusTIcE is Oxen tardy, and Mcclellan had
long to wait, but his fame in the years TO
come viii grow only the more lustrous as
that of Stanton becomes the more dimmed.
Philadelphia Herald.
THE Rev. Spurgeon, OF London, .in letter,
says he considers the union OF church and
state in England fIaught with evils and In
justice toward dissenters, and therefore
ought to be discontinued.
''No HEALTHIER lesson, says the Philadel-
phia Post, '.'oan be taught TO parties by the
people than the lesson that majorities are
not entailed upon political organizations in
perpetuity, butare granted year by year."
The Episcopal Church Congress regards
with favor the idea of uniformed sister,
hood Of deaccnnesses, whose works shall be
those OF mercy. The conventional system
appears to be growing in favor as an instru-
ment Of charity.
II Christian civilization hasn't done any
more for the Chinese in China than it has
for the Chinese in America, China can make
little better use OF the missionaries than TO
butcher them for practice and pastime.-
Milwaukee Journal.
The proposition is made that VIC initiate
European governments by establishing Pc
nal colonies. We demgr. Every country on
earth mas q full supply Of indigenous VIII
lainyi LET the poison be neutralized instead
81 Spreading it.-Christian Advocate, Nash.
vile.
JONI BOYLE o'ReILLy says: "Women are
better than men because they are spiritual,
while men are intellectual. The spirit
follows what is true, gentle and good !;
the intellect follows only what is pleasant,
success sful, dominating strong. If wo-
men could rule, civilization would be a
poem"
The Philadelphia Record thinks that as
much care should be observed in selecting
the officers Of bank rs in selecting minis.
tiers of the gospel. The failure of a bank
officer 20 deal faithfully with his customers
gives shock 10 the fabric OF credit rs severe
as the shock 10 morals involved in the delin-
quency of a clergyman.
EvES our fathers may forget the number
Of tons OF hay they pitched when they were
young; the cords OF wood they cut per day
that had q knot in every length. The good
old days were doubtless mighty mean, aud it
is a blest phase of human nature that en-
| sbles US TO remember best the pleasant and
| forget the painful.-The Patrol.
MAMIE DIcKESs, the daughter OF Charles
Dickens has written brief biography of
her father, and viii give many "reminiscences
not previously published. For so great a
| figure in literature, there has been less writ
| ten Of Charles Dickens in Biographical way
| than of any other Of his contemporaries.
Had he died within the past two or three
years, when 1t has become common thing
| OF business enterprise to rush biography
upon the market almost before the remains
OF n distinguished parsonage are buried,
there would have been dozen memorial
biographies in circulation. But Mr.. Dickens
died very long time ag0--in 1S70.-Chicago
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