The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1893-01-11
Sunflower State, Jan. 2, 1898.
IT SHOWS AND BLOWS.

''JezebeP' Talks About the Caring for AMI
mails i'm Winter and Other Matters.
II. L. G. FRIENDs-It SHOWS, II blows
and the little crystal fakes whirl and
twill around, in and out, at every nook
and corner of fence. building and shed,
unit. finally they lodge in some snow
DRIFT or permanent abiding place to await
the bright and genial rays OF the sun to
melt them and send them on again in
perhaps a diversified course of utility and
ceaseless activity until they finally rest in
the bosom of the great ocean.
Brother farmers | wonder how many of
you have proper shelter for all OF your
stock OF all kinds? have seen poor COWS
compelled to huddle up and stand in the
fence corners and shiver all day in a cold
snow-stOrm like this, and have thought
what a pity what a shame-especially
when the owners had ample means 10
provid shelter for them. Some people
are 30 heartless and so craving for more
wealth such people are apt to be heart
less) that they would rather loan their
money than TO spend it for the necessary
comfort and conveniences for their stock
and family. What wou a the poor, dumb
ANIMALS say OF such man il
they could speak? He is given
intelligence to plan and provide for them,
and has power over them, and could bet
ter their condition il he would, while they
are helpless and must suffer untold pain,
no doubt, because OF his stinginess Il il
not sin TO treat our domestic animals
thus when We could do better?
Some one says keep enough interesting
topics on the page for discussion. We'll.
" hat do N Ia urnrldfu
fair gates on Sunday2 /, for one, am in
favor of it. II there is nothing immoral
in the great show for the week
day visitor there is no: sufficient
excuse for closing the gates on Sunday
against the thousands who NAV be stop
ping in the city at great expense, and who
could not, or perhaps would not, attend
church. but would spend the dav in other
ways and places far worse. Besides. it
would do greater injustice 10 the great
mass OF daily laboring classes. the thou
sands OF poor employees, work girls and
clerks who have little or no time or oppor-
tuniIy 10 attend the fair during the week,
or if they could get day or two leave Of
absence now and then, it would probably
be q; sacrifice of their wages, which they
could i'll afford; so say open the gates on
Sunday.
ny DTOtueT, - y. ID. cteH TOO long, as
also many others; come, wake up and let
us hear how the farm goes by this time.
Also our lady farmers, how do you like
feeding stock such a day MS this? won
der II your feet ever take foolish notion
as mine did today. One foot became dis
trustiul OF the location had selected for
It. and suddenly made vigorous kick
against the other, which as suddenly took
the hint abandoned terra firma for an
aerial flight heavenwsrd. leaving me the
only alternative TO take a seat in the beau
tiful, beautiful snow, which did with
the agility, grace and dignity of blush
ing maiden; but, oh how cold; don't try
il girls, don't try it.
Why does a man when he falls down
a.ways look around to see il woman was
looking at him? Because he knows she
is an immitative creature. Come one,
come ali. More anon. 'JEzEBEL."