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The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-02-22

DANIEL MANNING. FRIEND or THE PRESIDENT
ELECT. SUCCESSFUL POLITICAL MANAGER AZ
THE RECENT CAMPAIGN, AND BELIEVED
TO BF SURF or POSITION ~
THE MKT CABINET. II
CARES FOR 1T
In n aking up their states" for the cabi-
ne', but few political prophets omit the name
OF Daniel Manning. A. Chairman of the
New York Democratic State Committee be-
tween three aud four years he has been
largely influential IN advancing the fortunes
of President elect Cleveland His work and
counsel have given him a national reputa-
ton rs political manager The sstnie
Samuel J. Tilden treats Mr.. Manning rs an
intimate friend and undoubtedly makes him
the recipient OF his experienced aud sage
counsels. and the intimacy OF President
elect Cleveland with him is well-kno sn. Nor
can there be anv question az TO Mr.. Man
Dings ability and fitness for Cabinet p1u-
ton. He is mentioned prominently for the
Treasury and as Postmaster General.
Daniel Manning is In the prime OF lie.
about forty years OF sge. he vas
born OF parents in very humble CONDITION
OF life. At an early ege he entered the print
ING otice oil the Albany Argus, and ia due
time rote from the druogefy oi sweeping
floors and running errands to be q compos-
itor In the Office Of that influential journal.
AT that time William CASSIDY was is editor,
man OF great ability, who made the paper.
Always on The lookout for young men OF
energy to assist lin in the conduct OF his
Journal, Css 10y took particular notice Of
Manning. who was hero and terror some
of the lsadiI 2 rougbs in Albany. Moreover.
be was bright as we'll as courageous aud en-
ergetic, and when he was about twenty,
Cassidy gave him a position as reporter on
the staff of the Argus As such his hrst a.
signments were in the chamber of the New
York Assembly. Manning soon became
known Ia the leaders in the House, and il
wss not long before be evidenced ability in
manipulating the vote OF bis comfy. he
rose in business step by step, and Is now
PrtsideDt of the Argus Company. Albany.
and the "inspirer' OF the Argus uttersnces.
dresses Handsomely and lives IN good styie.
he late y married the second time. By his
first wife he has one son and one daughter.
He has MAYER held an elective office. and 10
supposed 10 have DO aspirations ia that wsv.
In personal appearances Manning 10 tall,
large and barisome His forehead Is lofts:
his eyes are exceedingly foil and brignt He
ts dignihed aud courteous. ecru puousfy
well dressed and well kept. While he liz.
ores successfully in public. his strength is
lees as an orator than in counsel ss pnliti-
ter is TO be found in bis casting the vote OF
New York as unit during the proceedings
of the late Democratic National Convention
at Chicago the purpose OF the amendment
upon which the vote was being taken being
the substitution OF individual for collective
voting. Protests could not shake his pur-
pose. which he carried out. and the result
wac the nomination OF the gentleman who
is now President elect OF the Uoited Safes.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-02-22

nut SO S55 90 into wines, OF which his favor
lie wss Madeira. II the first yesr OF his
presider cy be spent $50 634 -. of which ST..
50t = vas for provisiors 3 COS II for gro
ceriss not vines s2,79. - for wines. 81
1I2 81 for acquisitions s262i - for build.
II z and furniture and S97s 20 for charities.
Mrs. + G.. Stuart in q lecture on the
Healing Power OF Thought" gives the fol.
lowing truth In which temperance people
will be interested. s, esking of the immense
poser FOR either good or evil that mental
pictures or images in the mind, exert over
mankind, che ssys: THE man who stands
upon the platform and depicts the drunksrd
reaching home TO his starving family, and
TO strike down those nearest and dearest, de.
lineeies 4 ic ure CT hor--- a. disgust for
every mind 10 that ,, -. r the
moment only, - De carried away ID
their happy -. The mothers heart
trem bles with fear and terror. How shall
she rave her sons? Instantly to that mother
the whole world becomes vast drinking sa-
Icon, ready TO engulf and destroy her child,
little dreaming that though her fears, unit
IN with the thoughts about her Is she pre-
pairing the way for the conditions she would
avert. Now. how shall we help her? She
prays to God, but while the words express
her sincere desires, she be.rays her fears and
doubts OF his power to overcome the Demon.
What is TO be done? Let US each and every
one talk, picture. and think upon temper.
ance, instead Of intemperance. When tenn
perance lecture is announced. let Us have
that subject, not intemperance. Let the OK.
pertinent be tried of portIaying and describ-
ing temperance, for 81 many years and as
much money as has been expended in in
temperance, and compare the results" An
other truth tor the consideration of parents
is this: Ibid you ever make your child
calm and self-possessed by continually tell
ing him how awkward his bashtulness made
him? Did rIdicule cure hlm2 Or could you
help him by taking every occa sion to repeat
to callers in his presence. oh be is so diff.
dent, don't know what We shall do with
him. -
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Madison Democrat. ]

Talk about dynamite, can tell you q
true story OF what nitro glycerince once did
in our State. IL was out near Prairie du
Chen. where they were blasting on the Chi.
cago. Milwaukee and st Paul road The
contractor bad several kegs OF the stud In an
underground place. One day workman
left the place open: by aud hg hog came
along. found n ke., open. and, a. gsycerine Is
ss sweet almost as honey, the animal filled
himself. He came out by and by and soon
wandered into a stable which contained
about forty horses belonging to the con-
tractor The hog cot foolipg around among
the horses hind legs, when one OF them drew
of and gave Mr.. Hog good one. The con-
cussion started the business, and not q YES
tige was ever discovered OF the hog or OF q
single horse or the stable. And where the
stable once stood there was a hole in the
earth 80 feet deep and 200 feet in circumter-
ence. Fact, gentlemen
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TAR YOUNG WIDOW.

Fhe IA modest. bat not bashfula
freeand ea1y. but not bold.
Like an apple. ripe aud mellow
not too young and not too oil
Half Inviting. malt repulsive,
Now Advacins, and now shy
There Ia mischief ia her dimple,
There IL danger IA her eye.
She has studied human nature
She IA hchoo ied IA All her are
she mas taken her diploma
A. the misifefe ~ all hearts,
She can tell tie very moment
When 10 klsh aud when Ia smile
oh a maid IA sonnet mes charming,
But q widow al the while.
Are YOU sad How very serious
Wal her handsome face become
Are you angry she il wretch q,
Lonely, iTiendleks, fearful, dumb
Are yon mifthiul; How her laughter
silver sounding, viii flng out
she can lure. and catch aud play You,
As The angler does the trout.
leold bachelors Of forty.
Who have grown ~ bold aud wise
Young Americans Of twenty.
With The love looks In your eyes
You may practice all the lessons
Ianght BY CUPID since the Fall.
Bnf knOw little widow
Who could win and fool you al.
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1t was very old Spanish writer who said
that "a woman is q lite perfect and absolute
ia b,auty IL she has thirty good points"
Here they are:
Three things white-the skin, the teeth
the hands
Three blsck-the eyes, the eyebrows, the
eyeiashes.
three red-tbe lips, the cheeks, the nails
Three long-the body, the hair, the hands
Three thort-the teeth. the ears, the feet.
Three broad-the chest, the brow, the
spsce between the eyebrows.
Three Darow-ihe mouth, the waist, the
iDstep.
Three lsree-the arm, the loin, the limb
Three tDe-the fingers, the hair, the lips.
Three smsll-the bust the nose, the head.
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he ,ois and asd like lost roul throaght the
story Tsiiieg.
fPhiladelph.a Cal

Ms-Ob, on. you naughty. naughty girl;
you've told me a story. You said you we're
not al the Jelly shelf, and Jane says you
were.
Little Nell forgot. ma.
Ms-Now don't add another story 70 the
first; you did mol forget, you did not forget;
you tried 10 deceive me. Il was = wicked,
wicked lie, and shall
Jane (enterins)-Mrs. Squib5s is at the
front door mum.
Ms-The odious thing. Tell her am not
at home.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-02-22

Bay CITY Mich. Press February iai
Some fishermen who were In the city yes
ieIdey report that during the past week they
visited the Charity Islands, and when the
keeper of the station on tie Island saw them
he ran down 10 greet them. and his hrst
question was: who's elected President
He rad bad no mail or communication with
the rest OF the world for three months; and
vet there will be q scramble for bis position
after the 4th OF March
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-02-22

Tie American Baptist Missionary Jnion
has inst appointed the Rev. Jensson, CT
Peislsx- Nassa Finland, as the FIRST Baptist
missionary 10 that country. De is native
OF that country and came TO America aud
settled in Chicago before the great hre. He
wac a mechanic, and found profitable EN-
ploym ent. After the nre of 1871 Mr.. Moody 8
Church worshiped in a rough board ia1e,-
nacIe on Wells street. and here in 1872 Mt
Ja.sson Was converted and united with that
church.
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or fall

Relying on their country's God
For help 10 stay the tyrants roc,
To break their CALLING chsins and fling
Them OF, defying Eagland's scheming King
Patiently he shared the toll aud bitter poverty
Ard to the depending he was free
With cheering words OF comfort and OF hope,
That 10 the faint-hearted gave strength to cope
With all the adverse ways OF that dark hour
That broke at length the night and power
OF tyranny.
To-day In the memory
Of hiri who rsked his all In the cause of Liberty;
in :ss Nations Capitals city honored by his
name
Have come . countless throng to perpetuate his
fame
In monumental stone.
Ap" freemen take up the exultant shout
: hat Brandy vine" Monmouth" and Works
own" sent out.
Monuments may crumble. but ages can no. al
The ulster OF his fame, nor tarnish the name OF
lin
That on this day was given TO our land-a SON
The good. the grea', the immortal Warrington.
in diarapolis.
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"Wh nj Is q promise. papa dear.
That politicians maker
II seems 10 me. iron what hear.
They give more than they take"
It's called promise, you must know.
And has = meaning deep.
Because lis easy 20 teaog.
And difleult 10 keep
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Her cheeks are nu.hed. her eyes are wet,
She heaves gentle sigh.
Ser hair Is unused. she scarce knows yet
what's best. 10 laugh or cry.
What makes her blush and iremble 80
With ming ca 0y and fright
The first time in his life her bean
Has kissed Der sweet good night
Boston Courier
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-02-22

He-'I see the latest idiocy of women is to
have monkey for pet" She-"That is
not new. 1t was 30 when We got married. .
II never saw such funny woman in all
my life, said Bass; you are never satisfied
man took Tor q husband" replied Mrs. b.
think, on the contrary. that am very easily
satisfied
For calm presence OF mind in the way of
answer, the following deserves a foremost
placs 80 you drink:" said q temperance
refoImer to beggsr who had ipplored aims
OF him. Yes. thank you. SIR" returned the
csbdid pauper; where shall we go?'-
Chamber Journal.
q a Boston physician advi'es everybody to
ascertain what caused the death of his auc es-
tors in order that be nay guard against
similar Il: e. An old topper hearing this re
mafEed that some Of his 1eestors died of
TOO much water during the food. and that
be j. very carefully guarding against Q 81 mi
Jar fate.
There Was a court-martial held on q
yourg officer who had gone on . spree and
nad bght in q bar room. The bar pr0pri.
etOr was brought before the court and put
Ia the witness box The prisoner was placed
IN full view. witness do you recognize the
prisone12' Eyes your honor, and most Of
abe court-Ssn Francisco Chronicle.
"Ah. Mrs. CIimsonbssk sad young Miss
Fussenfssther. after conversipg with that
lac VS. husband ut the musical the other ev.
ening, I've found your husband out at
last" That's not . difficult thing to do"
replied Mrs. Crimsonbesk indit!erently.
Come around to the house any time OF
night and you'll alwas find him out"
marriage vas arranged some time ago
between two persons OF royal rank. I'm
fortunately the male party to the contract
was not handsome, to say the least OF 1t, and
when be travelled across the ocean to meet
his bride the greatest care was taken to pre-.
vent the friends and advisers OF the lady
from seeing him. One OF the friends
and advisers. however, removed all
perplexlties by observing: You need
not take so much trouble % kesp your man
out of sight. He may be ugly enough, but
he can hardly be more than halt so ugly as
our woman
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-02-22

Move hand in hand from dawn to dusk
Each morning nearer Psrsdlse.
Oh. not for them shall suseis pray.
They stand Ia everlasting light:
They walk In Allsh's smiles by DAY
And nestle In his heart by night.
IT h. ALDRiCH
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lie Took tha Hint.


George" said q country young lady to
her beau as they snuggled into a seat, "irs
nice to ride on the Car s, amt it,"
Yes, Sarah
George, il you were going to travel a
long ways on the cars where would you
rather go?"
ITO Chicago or California. Where would
you rather go?'
ITO FLORIDA, by all means"
"WbyT'
''Be.becsuse. you know. George because
because in Florida they have 80 many ora nge-
blossoms, you know"
On the return trip they sat still closer to.
his big shoulder. He must have taken the
hint.
He Began to Suspect She Meant II.
He had stayed and stayed and stayed, aud
was still staying, when. by accident or de.
sign. the gsped loudly.
You don't mean to say you did that en-
purpose he playfully ssked.
Without answering the leading question
she looked him carefully in the eye and
said:
Can you tell me the difference between
my somewhat impolite exclamation and an
article of dining-room furniture?"
Moo" he falteringly returned.
"Tbe difference" she explained. mad
yertently directing her gaze toward his hat,
"the difference lies in the fact that one is q
side board while the other was q bored
sighl'
Mechanically his eyes followed the dirsc-
ton OF her sttadfast gaze, and encountering
the bat, he put it on IN dazed sort of way,
and the convention adjourned.
Powerful Water.
GArksnsaw Traveller
Ur Gle lack Baker of Benton county Is IN
tsresi ed in q mineral spring. He has no. at
temp led TO introduce a bill Offering the
sprii as an amendment Co the Constitution On,
q piece of legislation, though, which may be
expected OF him.
What Is the water good for2' asked the
Speaker of the House.
coed for every thing. IL will cure any
case o. the yaller jsnders in The world. Tell
you what's fast. A Teller come along s)me
time ago with yaller dog He was the
yalleEist dog ever saw but he fell in that
spring and when hs came out he was as
white IS a sheet
How is it for rheumatism"
"Pll tell ven what's fact Do you know
young Alf Wilson,
III think So"
"Wsll Alf had the iheUmatiz so lad that
he lad 10 carry one leg on his shoulder. He
drank that water for three weeks and can
now jump ten.rail fence
Will e cure lyingg'
Evil il? Tell you what's a fact A Little
Rock newspaper man come up there some
time ago and now you can al most believe
half OF what he says
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-02-22

An SD are they who know not love
But far from passions tears and smiles
Dglff down a mOOnless sea, beyold
Tie silyery coast OF fairy isles.
And szdder they whose nging lips
Kiss empty AIR and never touch
The dear. warm mouth Of those they love !:
waitirg, waiting, suefring much.
But clear a. amber. fine as musk.
Is life 10 those who. pilarim-wise,
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-02-22
doing Round the Horn.
Hartford Post.

The usual cracker barrel lyceum at Spig-
ests grocery opened with 81 slipshod In the
chair.
This ere Nicaragua treaty kind o. ketches
me. That ere canal. now, will be the boss
thing ter send ships rightacross ter Cali % my.
No more eoir' round the Horn
20 course thafd he pop lar With you. 81. -
remarked old Chummy - he put IN an extra
cud.
''Whv with me more'n anybody elss?'
"'Cause You never could 90 round horn.
you couldn't. Always take EN- straight, ye
know. 81"
'sHa Well. ye hev got me. spiggot give
ns a round from that new barrel o cider"
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tchic so News
Your honor. l sm summoned 10 serve
on the sand Jury. but wish you would ex.
crse me-
What Is you business. sirg"
Il anu coal merchant, you honor. and
verv busy this cold weather"
You are excused, cir. on the ground that
ID would be impossible Tor q cosi merchant
20 weigh matter properly add find a true
bill
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We hold In reverence The day tast gave him birth,
>And, TO our land. one great among the sons OF
Garth.
a patriot solder. CT AN beloved. a faithful
magistrate
Honored and fefered. as a wise ecu iciloF OF state
On Freedom sissr. with IN. ny hopes and fears.
HeSid his ali
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Twas Very nsausifui.

They sat in iove-like simplicity Ut the star.
beard end Of the sofa, twittering sweet nota
ings that were carried up to the throne o.
love on platters of priceless pearls by Copid
with iridecent wings that cleaned IN the
golden smiles Of Venus with drops ef ambro-
siai dew.
''Th ats beautiful moroccan, isn't it," shs
muSmuYsd with boarding.school scstscy. q,
he quoted some gen Of beauty.
"Ah, pa" he answered; more % than
sgytht1g I've seen tor some tina"
Then Groot horse blanket Of minute 81
IeDce fell upoo them. broken only By her
<noll beoehR = - Wriesls1 from beneath
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-02-22

"Hew 70 Tell . Pretty woman.n II the
title OF little romance from the Spanish
We do not know how IL 10 In Spain, but Ia
same ~ We tell = good horse. viz /: draw his
head down gently until his ear 10 on . level
with your lips. aud then whisper II 10 him.
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New York Graphic.
II detest that Mr.. Smith" remarked Mrs.
Anger to her husband. ~ would do any
thing TO make him miserable
Its pity you didn't know him ten
years ago, my dear"
why so7'
"You might have married him, my dear"
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"Are you aware" asked the parson "tha
you will have to answer for every idle word
1T the lat dayT "Well,n replied the triher,
sthers's some comfort I'm tina. The trial
will last 20 long that eternity will have nearly
parsed, and therefore ones punishment
won't be very severe"
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What She Wrote inaa Album.

go to strangers for charity acquaintances
Tor advice, and relatives for nothing and
you will always have q supply"
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Unsettled HostiIities.
lchicago News. /

lthicagO news.
when / was ut New Orleans" com
msncsd the little, thin. haired man.
"Was this during TIE war;"
"weli, dunno but it was. Ny wife was
along"
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WANTED

LoSr-Any erticle OF vsiue. not exceeding
three lines, inserted two times FREE
Under the head "situation Wanted" four lnes
or less. inserted FREE
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FOR RENT.

dor RENT-EifhtIoom hoase. two sio-ars. "a
Il good order l2s West Filth street. Apply ~
e65 North Tennessee street. =
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even long eventfnl yeprs

Seven long eventful yesrs
he led that patient. ardent hopeful band
OF patriots. who pledged their all with MIN TO
stand
or fall.
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w ANTED- Nv a good ciil. place 80 learn print.
w ing or binding. Address 4. 4. a.. sentinel
Office. 2I2
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VATANTED-By a 'sdy at her home. the care OF
w n child: eatonable price. Address A. G..
Sentinel Ohice 2l2
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VIZ ANTED-situaiion by boy OF seventeen 10
w do any kind BE- ssrk. Call address SAL
West Michfsan street. 1872
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Missouri a'acilic ny System.
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Obne irseno wel&en &a&ienwedil ub nur enem gsdisi mad
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far Guiate unb 3wii4enbed!
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