The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1885-08-19
TABLE GOSSIP.

There is not moment without some duty.
The Pocahontas story is true after all. So
| says John Easton Cooke.
Great bridges are made for wise men to
| cross and great feols to jump from.
German proverb: "a handsome young
woman is always an ugly old one"
The Infalibility of the Pope was proclaimed
by Plus lX. fifteen years ago, July Is.
William d. Howells says that no woman
can live in the same house with genius.
A forced complexion" is what they call
it in London now, when it is kept in box,
Our Home should be a dwelling place fo-
souls rather than mere lodging place for
bodies.
Miss Dora White. woman's Fighter, wants
TO make divorces easier for women and harder
for men.
1t is not until we have passed through the
furnace that we are made to know how
much dross was in our composition.
In Cleveland there is an establishment that
makes business of lending Grape bonnets,
wells, and black dresses for funeral occasions.
|. Horse-radish scraped in sour milk or butter
milk is said 10 be one of the best mediums
for the removal of freckleS. Apply two or
three times day.
On learning Of the scandal in which Sir
Charles Dixie is involved, his fiance, Miss
Mark Pattison. telegraphed him from India to
make their engagement public
with moderation or desire one could sell
dom feel poor without il one could never be
content. Ii is indispensable to happiness.
What folly to torment ourselves with artific-
ial want?"
This aStute proverb comes from India: sit
must always be the women who are in the
wrong, and not the men, because men have
| reserved to themselves the right to decide
what is right and what wrong
Plant blessings and blessings will bloom:
Plant hate. and hate will grow:
You can SOW tO-day-to-mOrrow will bring
The blossom that proves what sort of thing
Is the sced-the seed that you SOW.
novelty in legislation is found in bill
now pending in the Georgia legislature.
| which proposes to levy an annual tax of so
on all bachelors in the State and use the
| money i'll educating fatherless children.
White is now worn at the neck and
wrists in the deepest mourning, as il Is con-
sidered very unwholesome for black black
Grape TO come in contact which the skin, on
account of its dyes, and because of the small
| flakes that escape from it.
miss Leslie spanked Miss Hubbard hard
| for two says an English newspaper report
| of q cricket match between the pupils of two
| females seminaries. 1t is evident that the
| language of cricket must be mended if ladies
are TO play the game on this side OF the water.
GLOW does it happen that there are so
many old maids among the school teachers
asked a reporter of Superintendent Jasper,
| the other day. Because school teachers
| are, as a rule. women of sense, and no woman
will give up $50 position for a $40 man, ="
| was the reply.
As in the natural order, there is shadow
| and sunshine, storm and calm, so in spirit
/ ual things there are seasons of quiet and I'M
| rest, peace and anxiety. But as in nature
| come the perfect fruition and plentiful har-
vests, so to the spirit will come the browning
| and eternal rest
| There are 397 institutions in the world for
| the education of deaf-mutes. Germany has
/ ninety of these, France sixty-seven, Great
| Britain forty-six, and the United States
| thirtyeight Recent careful estimates
| place the number of these unfortunates in
/ existence at 100000.
| There are no hod carriers i'm Germany.
Bricks are passed by hand. The higher up
/ the brick layers are, the more men are re-
| quired to toss the bricks. Two men to a
story is about the average, with enough more
to lead from the front of the building to the
| place where the bricks are needed.