The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1885-06-10

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lions for repairs, bat not one cent for navy.
Florida Times Union.
AN exchange has a long article on Reform
at Funerals" TIE trouble with good many
men is that they put off reforming until tbs
day of their funersl.-Philadeiphis Call.
THEY are fesble crowd of pressmen, aud
put just what you srs foeeh enough to tell
them in their own vulgar, vretched slang
G. a. Ssla's opinion CT American journal
lists.
WHEN we see man doing business with.
out advertising it reminds Us Of the fellow
that vinked st his girl in TIE dark-no one
else knew what he was doing but himself
Lincoln On. Nj. } Golden Era.
We haYe noticed, in the yesrs of our
earthly pilgrimage, that those who make the
most pretension TO self-Iighteeusness are
among the weakest of Gods crtatures-weak
in mind, if not IN spirit.-Chicago Evening
Journal.
Dir. BEECHER Goes not believe that the
p. imitive Beecher swung himself By q caudsl
hswser from the tree of an Asistic jungle, or
at later stage of development pelted the
embryo representatives Of orthodox theology
with primeval cocoanuts -Bcooklyn Eagle.
IT will be manifestly necessary foI the
Episcopal Church ere long 10 adopt some
reorganization which will put the colcred
people in charge of their own churches and
remove from the white portion OF the church
all disturbing queetions of race.-Columbia
rs. C.) Register.
If the next Congress does not compel q
change in the action of the Treasury, our
monetary affairs will grow more confused
than ever, and all the business of the coun-
try will be even more then now under the
thumb OF the syndicate of bankers.-John
STinton's Paper.
MANY a mistaken marriage and many q
needless and wrongful divorce would be pre-
vented, even among people who have no
real respect for religion, if the ministers of
every denomination would not only teach
but act upon the spiritual dOctrine.-A!-
toona pa Tribune.
AT present the strong railroads are forced
to carry and strengthen the weak. The out
tons; for the weak become only apparently
strong while the strang become really weak,
and popular pre- JUDGE is excited and becomes
active agsinst both the weak and the strong.
Arkansas Gazette.
OUR homes are what we make them. We
can't quell domestic riot or put quietus
t family jsrs by simply hanging up green
worsted motto OF ICED bless our home"
Neither can we supper. our families by sus-
pending the other popular motto, 1.-THE
Lord will provide" II is honest toll that
makes tie kettle boil-Elgin Ill) Every
Saturday.
WE have seen the school advance to pub
lie and free system in place of the ignornt
pedant who boarded round and taught the
whole family out Of one book, we have fall
graded schools in bsckwoods districts where
the scholars are SO few that each pupil has
to in himself make two grades, in order to
have enough pupils TO go around among all
the grsdes.-The Patrol.
In discussing the question of suffrage re-
form the Current rightly proaounces against
property qualifications in any form, and
adds: Honesty aud industry not property
and prIde-should lie at the basis Of the cii-
izen's rights" Very true. but why not add
intelligence to the list of qualifications?
Honesty, industry and intelligence-these
are motors that will move the Nation most
rapidly to the Hottest possibility of its fu-
ture.-san Francisco Record Union.
TIE New York Sun says: THE bank de
fslcations of the past eighteen months have
brought forcibly to public attention the
perils which surround the banking business.
The capital of bank is exposed to desreda
tons both from within and without. 1t has
to be guarded not only against burglars,
counterfeiters, higwsy robbers and failing
debtors, but also against dishonest tsllers.
cashiers and Presidents. Just nov, too, in
addition to all these sources Of loss, there is
drying up of income caused by tbs stagna-
ton of business and the consequent low
rates OF interest, so that. take 1t all Ia al,
the lot of the owner Of bank stock is not
happy cne."