The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1885-06-17

a woman writer says that when 8 girl
cries ''let me bel" she doesn't mean what
thetayA
1t is 8 bachelor who always knows how a
child should be brought up, but he forgets it
after marriage.
the question, (which goes the fastest after
being broken, colt or S. bill?'
Five hundred policemen in citizens clothes
are still employed in guarding the public Of
fees of London against dynamiters.
1t is now stated that the odor of cloves is
an excellent preventive or mosquito bites.
Cut this out and show it to your wife.
Recent experiments have demonstrated
that the heating vslne OF coal is dimished
from 10 TO % per cent if 1t is used while wet.
The outlook for q revival of trads and good
times is made encouraging by the tendency
of roller skating Kinks to drop into the hands
Of receivers.
Young men on slender salaries have once
more begun to tell their bsst girls frightful
stories about the poisoning of whole families
by ice cream.
A lady residing at Nunda, Livingston
county, has given birth TO twenty-seven
children, including five pairs Of twins, during
her married life.
VIXEN & man nearly breaks his neck get
ting out Of the way of lightning bug, sup
posing it to be the headlight of q locomotive
it is time for him to sign this pledge.
1t is said that late hours tell on man.
This lie especially true IL the clock striKes
three when he is attempting to get into the
house without bis better half discovering
it,
Three Mormon Elders have been placed in
JUL in Tennessee under the new Law max
ing il misdemeanOr TO preach Mormonism.
They will test rhe mountaineering of the
law,
An Arizona man has stopped taking an
agrio ultural paper. He wrote to the editor
askir g how to get rid of gpats. The answer
cane IN the next Issue OF the paper, xiii
them
The aggregate annual cost of the armies of
Europe is nearly $3.50, coo, 900 and the aver
age number of men withdrs wn from indus
trial employments for military service is
about 100000
II some ambitious play writer wants to
write something that will be popular with
the men, he will get up drama in sixteen
short acts, so as to give more opportunities
TO go out for Glove
If there is any suicidal tendency in a man
it is apt to develop soon after marriage, when
be first discovers the pearly little teeth of
his sleeping darling drowning themselves in
a tumbier on her dressing table.
a Chicago paper says: Julius Cesar was
born 100 ears before the beginning of the
Christian era. He ives fifty-six years old at
the time of his assassination" When it
comes to publishing the latest news Caicago
papers are there every time.
When Philip of Macedon wrote to the
Spartan ephors: If enter Lacenis l will
level Lscedaemon to the ground" be receiv-
ed for answer the single but significant word,
'if." This is, perhaps, the finest example
of laconic uttersnce on record.
The coffee houses introduced in England
during the past few years in order to otter a
cheap and healthy substitute for the drum
shops have already had marked influence
foI good and are beginning to not only be
seltsupportiDg but even profitable institu-
tionF.
a Salvation Army officer in Delaware has
original way of proving the wickedness of
this world. Toward the end of one of his
addresses he always GAYS: IF there is any
Christian in this assemblage let him hold up
his hand, and will go home with him and
spend the night"
By queer coincidence the wife of ex-sec.
rotary Chandler is daughter OF the former
Senator Hale, while the wife of the present
Senator Hale is q daughter of the former Sec.
rotary Chandler, and one family now has q
son named Hale Chandler, and the other
family a son named Chandler Hale, and yet
the two families are in no way related.
A new cereal is announced by the Rural
New Yorker, which, two years ago, produ ced
q by brid between wheat and tins new grain,
beirg very distinct from either. Last year q
luIther cross wss effected upon these by
birds by using the pollen OF rye. The plauts
are remarkably vigorous and the heads large
and still very distinct from those of rye.
Among the Persians the first time a man
is caught stealing he is bsstin ADDED and made
to sign paper to the effect that robbery has
hiss no more attraction for him. With the
soles of his feet smarting from the bastinado
he is usually willing to do this. at the mo.
ment the statement is often true. II he be
caught second time his hands are cut off,
and il third time he is decapitated.
a well known professional "spert" re-
Gently estimated the number of men in Gin.
ciDnati who lived by gam bling-that is,
men who did nothing but gam bic, and never
earned a cent at any legitimate business-at
LOCO This included gambling house pro-
priet ors, employees, campers, outside men,
ETC., but it did not include those who CON-
bin g busip ess with gambling and the many
men who play poker beyond the reach OF
police regulation.