The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1885-04-22
SOCIAL GOSSIP.
BIZ the President:
7. f. BAYARD, Secretary CT Safe.


Tears are mustard plssters to the heart
Whitehall Times.
The Princess Bea.rice's fayorite color for
wearing apparel is pale heliotrope.
FYetiul people always shut out the sun
shine and grumble about the darkness.
a rev feature in e.thetic decoration is
the use OF large quantities OF asparagus foli-
age.
1t must be somewhere written that the
virtues Of mothers shall occasionally be Wis
tied on their children, as well SIS the sins of
fathers.
so, Just splendid I. is bound in blue and
gold with faint blUff slashes and the psper
is delicate salmon tint with cardinal Dor.
der. Itis lovely book
That tender farewell on the shore
OF this rude world. when all is per
Which cheers the spirit, ere its ba.k
Puts Of into the unknown dark.
The newest French absurdity in the milli-
merry line, is bonnet trim med with sssee'
ears. When girl puts on one of them and
walks cut with dude IL will LOOK Ike
vell.matchsd team.
The fashionable New York poodle must be
IS ienderly shielded from the dust as his de-
voted slave and owner aud he, therefore,
now wears q tissue veil swathed round his
head when taken or Fifth avenue FOR his
airing.
A Democratic Senator in Washington
complained recently to a friend that the
great trouble with the larger part of the Dem
ecTats in that city seeking Office is that they
ask for places beyond their reach and for
which they are not qualified.
Hearts. Ike doors. can open with ease
To very, very little keys;
And cont forget that they these
81 Thank ysu sir, and III you please"
Anon.
-
els They are willing to give up sli relig-
ious and temperance work to women. What
msn wants to reform is Cffce-holding. He
wants the other fellow turned out so that he
may have his place.-New Orleans Picayune.
1t is said that Miss Cleveland has used hsr
smoothing iron on the plests and crimps iu
White House ceremony. Hencsforth there
is 10 such clamor for precedence or pr0xim.
ity TO the Presidential person, out all citiz sns
stand or equal footing ia the Republic n
mansion.
Pneumonia is noticed this spring in con-
nection with billiousness, "bilious pneu-
mOris" being common form Of the disease.
Simple living and lemon before breakfast
will make one less liable to an attack of bill
liousness, and strengthen the system to re-
sist pneumonia.
YawRing, dear son, indeed. is cutie Involuntary,
Yet TO unlearn the track. for thee Is necessary.
never yet observed that, when thou hadst be-
fore thee:
And good thing to eat, yawning fit came Ger
thee,
AT least il in the midst OF chewing thou should'st
STOP
To yawn. thy open mouth the morsel we'll might
-Brahmin.
The London Spectator gives This definition
of a church fair: at is that for which pso
pie make what nobody values, in order that
other people may bay what nobody wants,
all to help an association which badly needs
both time and money, and :ought, therefore.
to encourage in every way the economy OF
time and money"
at discussion by homeopathic physi-
clans In New York upon the cholera, one
speaker said that rigid adherence TO sanitary
laws would lessen the dangers of all contsg-
ious diseases. Excuses OF all kinds should
be avoided, especially excessive fatigue, as
well as too frequent bathing. Avoidance OF
excitement and the use of no urishing whole
Lome food were urged.
The most elegant way to eat an orange,
ssys lady from Philadelphia, is no longer
to extract the juice by spoon but to pat
fork in the orange at the part precisely oppo-
site to the stem. With q steel knife that has
been sharpened for the occasion, pare down
the reel in thick slices until you have ali the
white inner skin cut away. Then, without
removing the fork; hold 1t up to the mouth
sideways, and eat ii as you would corn from
the ear. This gives you the pulp only.