The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-02-08

making the house beautiful as now.
"TheTe are three things" said a wit,
(which have loved without understanding
them: painting. music and women"
Bavaria has enacted a law forbldding the
marriage Of oouoles who do not possess suffi.
Gent means to maintain themselves.
Sow love. and taste its fruitage pure;
oUw pesce, and reap its harvest bright;
Sow suDbeams on the rock and moor,
Az d fnd harvsst-home OF light.
Christian Advocate: Attention, you manly
young fellow: Sptak rudely to your mother;
she loves YOU, and will forgive you. Keep
your politeness for others.
Uncle Esek: The line between folly and
wisdom is so uncertain and indistinct that
the philosophe aud the fool are often seen
Prospecting on each others claims.
Mental snasi ion for the man who thinks,
Moral suasion TOT the man VINO drinks,
Legal suasion for the drunsard- maker.
Prison suasion for the statute breaker
'Do net speak OF your happiness to less
fortunate man than yourself" remarks q
philosopher. This is an excellent rule.
Three times out of four he will think you
are lying.
But sure, ourselves Alright to see,
True wisdom well may bear;
lis nobly great 10 dare 10 be
No greater than we are.
Samuel Wesley, Jr.
Edith. Yes, dear, We are always glad to
hear from you. but when you say that you
are going &c get married and ask Us to de-
eide between man who has red hair and
one who hasn't any at all, il is almost too
much.
Mr. n. B. Bacon, of Toledo, Ohio, is a
bro thsr in-law of the President elect, and ex
presses the opinion that Mr.. Cleveland will
90 into the White House a bachelor and
come out four years hence in the same hap
py state.
For one petty grain that the farmer may
In spring. at the harvesting, ten may be won;
So for a small sacrifice, made for another,
Full twenty kind offices are done
w. Bradshaw
Very large seal rings appear TO have come
speedily into fashion among ladies' They
are altogether the kind and style worn by
gentlemen, and their introduction or adop-
tion by ladies is said to be entirely in the
interest OF a white hand.
Formation of all kinds of more or less re-
ligious and charitable classes for Lent has
already commenced, and the members OF
one bind themselves to wear black gowns
from Ash Wednesday up to Easter. Some
people. when they desire TO economic, de-
yelop the most clever and shrewd qualities
Mr. Talmage says: The chain of life is
made up of great variety of links, long
Inks and small links, iron links, gold links
beautiful links, ugly links. solemn links and
mirihful links. but they are all part OF one
chain of destiny" True, very true, but why
not add missing LINKS, sausage links, oobo-
links and lynx.
II for good you've taken i'll,
Let il passi
Oh be kind and gentle still;
Let 1t pass
Time at last makes all things straight;
Let rs not resent but wait,
And our triumph shall be great;
Let 1t pass
All the Year Round.
A correspondent who has looked in the
dictionaries in vain to find the word "Oy-
clorama" inquiries as to its meaning. The
word is q compound of two Greek words
meaning "a circle" and view" and is
used to describe an arrangement of large
picture in a CIRCULAR form with the point of
view In the center.
Dressing for the street, says the BaZar, ia
greatly sImDIl lied, and was never more eco
nominal than at present 1t IS quite allowa.
be fcc lady to use one cloth costume on
every occasion that will take her cut OF
doors during the winter. or, failing in this,
she oan have a long cloak that will COM
p'etely cover any house dress she may prefer
TO wear
The Siemese make wedding presents. but
they never give an odd number of articles,
for the reason, they say. that one can not
stand without partner three means en-
nifty, and five sickness. On the other hand,
tNO elSufQcs ciIonS anu WclCOluc, iOul
Laughter" six binding together by love-"
ar eight I'VE resemble each other in likes
and dispositions"
A very intelligent republican and 3 aine
lady said to rs, the other day, that she
hoped Cleyelands administration would
prove re ally democratic, by luaugurating
palmer social customs in Washington, in-
stead OF snowy display and lavish expsndi-
ture She thought that a good example
could be given to the shoddy American peo-
ple and the parvenue snobbs, by a palmer
way of entertaining. when necessary to en-
terrain, that would be in accordance with
consistent With its dignity. Many sensible
democrats and unostentatious republicans
will cordially echo this remark of the Blaine
lady. There il great deal of useless enter
tanning and snowy display In Washington