The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1885-07-01
SOCIAL GOSSIP.
4 Top is one who takes great pains
AbOu everything except his brains.

\ Top is one who takes great pains
AbOu. everything except his brains.
Troubles borrowed and stolen Outnumber,
10y far. all others in the world
a luxury is thing you don't want until
you see somebody else with it.
There i nothing 80 holy and inexpensive
a sisters lOve.-San Franciscan.
Words are the adulterated skim milk of
life While example is the pure cream.
Full evening dress in Paris now includes
knee-breeches according to late authority.
The feasts OF passion are but the delirum of
a neutrality-suspicious. is sure to follow
possession
Lady Mcdical>' is the phrase employed
10y some of the English Journals to describe
women doctors.
Father Time. though he tarries for none,
often lays his hand lightly ON those who have
used him well.
a frisk' is the fashionable name for ball
i'm Philadelphia, aud theatcr party of buds
Is dove party
''No man is thoroughly bal" says some
one. This may he true. but some men creep
up very close To the line.
Whena woman is good. SAYS She Rev DIR.
Morgan Dix, she is the best that there j. /;
when she Is bad, she Is the worst there =
Ii i whispered to us that however strong
may he the bonds of matrimony they are of
ten broken by a club-the club the husband
belongs To-.
Clara Morris says that Mr.. Tilden is the
best ConversationaliSt she has ever met. In
her opinion he is far too lOyable tn have re-
manned bachelor.
Coleridge said of Frcnchmen that they
were like grains of gunpowder, separately
smutty and contemplate. but mass them
and they were terrible.
A writer i'm Harpers Bazaar says: The
ears should be 80 placed a. not to he higher
| than the eyebrows or lower than the tip of
| the nose. People whp arc dressing for Il
| party should not forget this.
We are accustomed To pity the trials of the
| schoOmarm who has to labor six hours Il day
| with forty children Don't say we told YOU,
| but the nurse who tends one baby ten hours
| "A day is entitled to eighty per cent. OF the
| sympathy and all the gate money.
Judge none lost. but wait and see,
With hopeful pity not disdain
The depth of the abyss may be
The measure of the light of pain.
| And love and glory that may raise
This soul Ia cod in after days.
Adelaide Proctor.
An exchange tells sad story of how two
| lives were blasted by hy's misstep. \
| couple were married several years ago, and
| lived happily until one morning when fly
fell into the wifc's coffee. 1t was scooped
| out by her husband and accidentally tossed
| upon her plate. She became angry and left
| the house The separation is final.
Rich are the tnts of the jacqueminots
Lovely roses ALL
But give to me the sweet Wild rose
30 the city belle can ne'er compare.
II her charms 10 art are owing.
With the rustic maid whose beauties
Are natures own bcstowing.
boston Courier.
| 4 Bostonian has taken one thousand notes
| of the conversation Of passing young women
| Out OF that number seven hundred and eighty
| begin with either ''And said to him, or
4 He said to me- or .'She told me that he
said; y one hundred and twenty referred to
1 dresses or hats that were either perfectly
| lovely or Just Splendid and the remainder
| was pretty evenly divided between comments
| on other girls, who were "horrid," or ''stuck
up and hateful, new novels, etc.
BY our human veal and woe,
BY our life OF toll below
BY our sorrow and our pain.
BY our hope of heavenly gain.
By these cherished forms of clay,
Fading from our sight away.
DO we plead iOr light more light
From that world beyond our sight.
Elizabeth DOten.
| Sir Henry Thompson. the eminent physi-
/ clam SAYS, concerning the middle classes of
| people, that tlirce-fourths of the nutrient
| matters they eat are from the animal king
| dom, and that reversion Of these proportions
4 II. G.. one-fo 1rtli only from this source and
three-fourlis from the vegetable source