The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1886-03-03
THOUGHT OF THE HOUR.

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The ages have passed and como with the beat Of
measureleS tread,
And pied up their palace dome On the dast Of
Since the atom Of life drst sowed in the breast OF
And shaped for itself its abode in the womb Of
And the gears matsred its form with slew. an
Moulded by sun and STERN and rich with the cen
tai the face q the earth was fair sad life grew,
And breathed It's earliest prsyer to Ats Cod in the
And called itself by the name of man. the master
VINO conquers the strength Of aame ssd temsers
For the world grows wiser By war, and death is
the law Of life;
The Iowermost rock in the scar is red with the
Burst through Che bounds of sight and measure
the least of things
Freu cIystai, ana coral. and weed. UP to man in
The weaker shall fail in his need and the stronger
shan hold his place!
-phe Academy.
HAIRY the man who has nothing to do with
competitive examinations and doesn't look.
to the Government for support.-New York;
Sun,
The best way to live If you don't want to
work is to get in between two men who do,
work and handle their money for them,
carry goods from one to another and levy a.
tax on them for the interchange of goods
The last way is that of the protectionist-
Professor Sumner.
THAT is a tough new law proposed in Iowa,
to compel man to prove, before he gets his
marriage license, that he can support fam
lily. So long as the grocers trust, such law
is wholly unnecessary. Besides, why can't the
happy pair board with the father-in-law of
the bridegroom Courier Jour-
nal.
THE father whose duties compel him to
drudge away his whole existence without
knowing the sound of his ewn children's
voices, the music of their laughter and the
sunshine of their smiles is a man who has a
right to claim that he suffers injustice at the
hands of despotic capital. -Elgin ILL., Every
Saturday.
Do NOT be discouraged. Do not on the one
side deprecate the progress that is being
made by free thinking Do not be afraid
that Gods majestic decree is going to be
oyerthrown by any amount of mistakes IN
the investigation of men. Do not doubt that
truth wi1l prevail in every way.-Heury
Ward Beecher.
The Church must go to the workingmen
in the spirit of brotherhood. 1t must espouse
their cause 30 far as they are right. 1t must
help them to better their condition, and
then it can lead them to Christ. He was q
wise man. who. having tract district as
signed to him in a pauper district OF great
city, left his books at home and went around
with a basket of bread.1The interior.
II is by slow and expensive degrees that
the labor prsbiem is being solved. The evo-
luton is by no means a painless enc, bat
these agoCiGlng experiences may in time
serve to teach the better way. If they
eventually lead both capital andiabor to the
point OF settling adj their differences by ap-
peals to reason they will be worth all they
cost.-zPittsAurg Commercial Gazette.
THERE are in America, as everywhere else,
a number of restless spirits who kick against
the existing order of things. As general
rude they have come from abroad. and know
nothing Of the genius of the country which
affords them shelter, They may be found
ia London, where they create riot and then
shirk responsibility by laying the blame on
unemployed iaborers. They may be found
in Germany, where Bismarck has ungloved
his hand for some hard hitting.-New York
Herald.