Indiana State Sentinel, Volume 28, Number 15, Indianapolis, Marion County, 14 April 1880 — Page 3

THE XNDIAKA STATE SENTINEL,, "WEDNESDAY APRIL. 14, 1880.

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TBAT II SO. "O, many a shaft, at random tent, yinda mark the archer little mrant;" And many a word at random spokm, Account for many a head that' broken. Tin. And whan yon are old aud lonely, la niemorj's mafe-ic slirins Too will see on yoor thin and wmW band, Like gems," tbse kisses of mine. And when yon bum at erening. At the eound vf fomt Taulshed name, "Tli? gh.t i.f my Uisae shall touch your lp, Aui kindle yunr heart to flame. John Hay. Lot io ahnt, with water and emit, laLore forgiTe ns cinders, ashes, dnt, Keats. She tu my idyl while I wooed. My idol when 1 won. My ideal when, in after years, Was idle the had none. An exchange says that Mary Anderson is notably deficient in her kissing, and the Albany Times finds reason in the fact that Mary wasn't brought up to the ministry. A Detroit chemist is experimenting on a conscience pad," and is in hope of bringing out something which will make a thief so restless that he will be forced into leading an honest life. A Philadelphia brute said he could not afford to give hi? young wile an Easter bonnet, and when she began to weep, he calmly replied: "That's not the first financial cry. JSis, that I hare lived through.' "Yes," said the Vermont man, "I'm going to take supper at the charity festival to-night, and give them the benefit of my 50 cents, and I wont eat any dinner, so that I can have a big appetite ibr the supper." "When a Sew Hampshire chap wanted to break off the engagement of the girl he loved, to another fellow, he didn't try to persuade either that the other was false. He just contrived to get them both to join the same church choir, and in less than a week they didn't speak. Hard hitting Colonel Old Style: "This is, indeed, a pleasure. I never see your ladyship but I led that I am 10 years younger 1" Lady New Style, ( who hasn't been to the Lyceum for nothing): "Indeed, colonel! Then you should avoid me. A meeting or two more, and you will be in your second -childhood." A "Western minister told the trustees of his church that he must have his money, as his family was suffering. "Money!" said one of the trustees. "vou preach for money. I thought you preached for the good of souls." The minister replied: "L can t eat souis, ana if I could, it would take a thousand such as yours to make a meal." CON'CEKNING WOMEN'. Mississippi is about to establish a college for young women. The Connecticut House of Representatives, (100 to 98), passed a bill for female suffrage on license matters. Thirty-two shiploads of working girls have already been bronght out to Canada by the philanthropic Miss I've, in search of homes and others are still comin' through the Rye. A Frenchman has discovered that the .skulls of men are, on the average, 172 grammes heavier thanHhose of women. This will explain why the average man will permit a woman to stand in a street-car, and why, also, so many of them marry and compel their wives to support them. Their skulls are not only heavier, but thicker; but no more so than that of a mule. An earnest and wise worker for the intellectual enfranchisement of women has been lost to the world by the death of Frances Power Cobbe. She was recognized as an . able opponent of the utilitarian philosophy of John Stuart Mill, and one of her bestknown works was her Intuitive Morals, in which she combated the doctrines of the school in which he was a leader. She held a hish station among the ranks of the lib eral and intellectual women of England, Mrs. Livermore contends that if mothers would train their girls as housekeepers, at the youthful period when girls would be delighted to learn, they would then take to housekeeping as 'naturally as ducks take to water. She does not recommend, however, that instruction should be confined mainly to domestic duties, or that marriage should b3 considered the principal aim of the fair sex; but advocates a system of broad and liberal industrial tuition, which will fit women for any of the probable contingencies of life, render them self-dependent, and fully develop their varied faculties. llrare Mary Owen. Philadelphia Press' "Camp Fire." An undaunted and brave woman, indeed, was Mary Owens, of Pennsylvania. She accompanied her husband to the army and fought by his side until he fell mortally wounded. Then she quit the army and returned home in full uniform to tell her friends and neighbors of her strange experiences for a woman, and of her sufferings and devotion to her country's flag. She was in the army IS months, and during that time took part in three severe battles. In the first engagement she was wounded by a ball in the face and fell on the field. In her third battle she was again -hit, this time in the arm. Her wounds required her to be taken to the hospital, where her true sex was discovered and the circumstances of her being in the ranks made known. She had enlisted in the town of Danville, Montour county, Pennsylvania, under the name of John Evans. It appears her father was opposed to her marrying her sweetheart, Owens, and threatened her with violence if he did not give him up. The brave girl, nothing daunted, married Owens secretly, and then donned the blue and went with him to the war. Her husband was with her in the same company, and so heroically did Mary endure the hardships of the camp and the dangers of the field that no one suspected her sex until she was wounded. She saw her husband fell dead by her side, and then returned home wounded and a widow. She was young, rather pretty and slight in form. This brave woman was of Welsh parentage, but a genuine Yankee in pluck and spirit. Of course, she was for a long time a heroine in the neighborhood where she lived. I doubt if any woman in America ever had a more romantic career than brave and plucky Mary Owens. Women a School Director. New Orleans Democrat" It would be impossible te find a man with a warm and generous heart who does not re call with tenderest emotion the memory of some good woman who, as mother, sister or friend, has been to him a priceless boon a teacher who has pointed out to him the path to fortune, honor, fame and all that men most prize, and "1 that ennobles life and inspires mankind to deeds of noble daring. Counseled and guided by a pure and lov ing woman, no man could ever be guilty of an ungentle or improper act, muco jess one that did not comport in the strictest sense with truth, virtue and honor; and so great is the influence of women In shaping the char

acters of men, that it may be truly said they

silently wield the destinies of nations and control the affaire of the world. Endowed by nature with that most rare virtue, patience, and with hearts that yearn toward children, they are peculiarly fitted to teach the young, and we can conceive of no sphere in which they can be of greater usefulness to the world than in the school-room, where characters are being molded for good or evil for all time. Theframersof our new constitution, disregarding the old-time and absurd prejudice against giving women a voice in the control of affairs, wisely determined to follow the example of other communities and the dictates of their own hearts, and the result was article No. 232, which declares that "women over 21 years of age shall be eligible to any office of control or management under the school laws of the State." Women's intuitive sagacity, her gentleness, patience and kindness are all qualities wiich entitle her to a potent voice in all matters pertaining to the education and training of the youth of the land. Pleasantries Concerning the Fair Sex.

"When a grass widow goes into a book store and asks for a "Fircsido Companion,' why should the young man blush! Mr. Smalltalk: "Is that a Virginia creeper behind you. Miss Violet?" Miss Violet (wildly): "Oh, where? O, do take it off!" A New York belle ha3 ordered a $700 corset. Great squeezer! what extravagance. This is entirelv too much for artificial husThe wife of a wealthy and retired grocer to her artistic dressmaker: "Dress me in such manner that my vulgarities will pass for media'val affectations. ' A gentleman presented a lace collar to the object ol his adoration, and in a jocular way said: "Do not let any one else rumple it." "No, dear," said the lady, "I'll be careful to take it off." Train up a wife, etc. "I presume the lady is aware that this is a smoking compartment?" "The lady is well aware of the fact; and, being my wife, she knows better than to object." l unch. The jrirls are never satisfied. Alreadj' they say, plague take leap year. Proposing is easy enough, but it puzzles them like the mischief to get the necessary diamond ring to put on his big warty forefinger. A lady tells something which ought to have remained a secret with her sex. It is. that a woman in choosing a lover considers a great deal m re how the man will be regarded bv other women than whether she loves him herself. A Philadelphia man left legacies of $200 to every unmarried woman in the city who would own up to wearing false teeth, the rest to go to his son. And the boy has got over feelincr nervous for fear he 11 have to break the will to save the property. A professor was explaining, in a young ladies' school, in France, the theory according to which the body is entirely renewed every seven vears. "Thus, Mile. F ," said he, addressing a pretty blonde with a wide-awake face, "in seven years you will be no longer jllle. Y ." 'I hope not," repiied the un sophisticated, casting down her eyes. Kxactness. Chamber' Journal. There is nothing like evactness. An of ficer havinc to proceed on duty irom one station to another, in making out his claim for traveling expenses put down the item. "Porter. Jd. " an item struck out bv the war office. Not being inclined to be de frauded out of his sixpence, the omcer in formed the authorities that the porter had conveyed his barsa(re from one station to another, and that had he not employed him he must have taken a cab, which would have cost 18d. In reply came an official notification that his claim would be allowed, but instructing him that he ought to have use! the term "porterage" instead of "porter." He was determined, however, to have the last word, and wrote back that he was un able to find any precedent for using the word "porterage," but for the future would do so. and at the same time requested to know if he wa3 to use the meant "cab." term "cabbage" when he Speaking of offensive and defensive submarine warfare, Captain S. P. Alines, late of the British Royal navy, makes these re marks: "No one can deny that in our time there is an absurd anomaly which would be ludicrous were it not so terrible, in that civilized nations have, by an international con vention, stigmatized the use of an explosive bullet, however openly it may be used (say for the purpose of exploding an ammunition or limber box), because it may mangle or injure a singleindividual without killing him; and yet these same nations do not hesitate to introduce into their service, as an accredited weapon, whose machinery is secret (or, at all events, presupposed so) a torpedo whose immediate purpose is to utterly annihilate a man-of-war and her crew of nigh a thousand souls. Submarine mines are defensible on all grounds; your antagonist runs his head against them at his own risk; but the offensive torpedo is in the same category as the ex plosive bullet, over which it takes higher rank." 1 he ludee came down to Cincinnati one day, and the next morning early he went into the librarian's room at the Court House. He saw a little red-headed man in his shirt sleeves sweeping and dusting about, and going up to him asked when the librarian would be in. "At 9 o'clock, sir," was the answer. So some time after 9 the judge came in again, and seeing the same little red-headed man, went up to him and asked if the librarian was in then. "I am the librarian, sir," said tho man." "Why,' said the judge. "I was in here before, and you said the librarian would be in at 9 o'clock. How does this happen?" And the judge was in a fair way to eet an cry. "Oh," said Myers, "then I was the janitor; now I am the librarian." Cincinnati Times. A Bridgeport attorney recently took strong exception to a ruling of the court that cer tain evidence waa inadmissible. "I know, your nonor, said he warmly, "that it 19 proper evidence. Here I have been practic ing at the bar for 40 years, and now I want to know if I am fool?" "That, quietly re plied the court, "ia a question of fact, and not of law, and so I shall not pass upon it, but let the jury decide." "John, dear, the baby's crying!" 'Oh, well confound it, Maria, don't bother a man while he is doing this inf blessed puzzle. Go out and buy him one for himself; it'll keep him quiet." "Yes, love, I will, in one minute just wait till I get this how was it I had it juat now 141315 oh, dear! A eentlemari saw recently a corv of Vol taire lying on the center table in Mr. Koljrt Q. Ingersoll'g parlor in Washington. How much did this book cost you?" inquired the gentleman. "The governorship of Illinois," was Ingersoll laconic reply. Skinny Men and woman are not admired. I! lacking flesh, vital, brain, or Dtrva fore, tut Walla Health, llenawer. Greatest Remedy on

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No. 213 NORTH TAIN pared only by genuine aniesa ture and a pile of stones. Mrs. Ellen Johnson. Sä Philadelphia, wrote ADrll Na? Spruce street, 187a: -Dr. J. P. Miner uear sir-lout le nine's File Remedr cured me In one week, after I had used all the medicines l could near oi, and was told by a prominent surgeon in this city that my only chance for a cure waa "n operation, which be wanted to charge me 150 for." J. P. Coopku. Drngglst at Savannah. Mo.. wrote September 11, 179: "Dr. J. P. Miller iear rir l nave Deea selling DeBlng'a Pile Remedy lor several years, always recommending it, and sometimes euaran teeing It to cure. Maver beard of anything bat cares." Being a regular gradnate of medicine and me treatment oi rues, r istuia, sain and uiood uuu, iu iccu ui um sin mviwu ui wtin unu iraop. id. J. l. iuiLLGK,n. I., N. W. ror. Tenth MEDICAL. PRESCRIPTION FREE "Clor th speedy Cure of Seminal Weakness. Lost äv Manhood, Premature Debility, Nervousness Despondency. Confusion of Ideas. Aversion to Society, Defective Memory, and all Disorders Brought on by Secret Habits and Excesses. Any druggist has tbs ligreuicuia. urt. Uyut9 Ol 130 West Sixth Street. CINCINNATI. OHIO THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY. Gray's Specific ,BIMllelne.3 ssn. TRADE MARK.19 especially re-TRADE mar cuuiueuuw as an unfailing care kior seminal weakness, Spermatorrhea, Im potency and all diseases that follow as a sequence, on Self-abune, aa tade.Paln In the Back, Dimness of vision. Premature Old Age, and many other diseases that lead to Insanity, Consumption and a Pre mature Grave. Full particulars In our pam phlet which we desire to send free bv mall U every one. The öpecino Medicine is sold dj all druggists at it per pacaage,or six packages for 95, or will be sent by mail on receipt of tbe money by addressing m k ukai MtuiuiiN e CO., No. 10 Mechanics Block, Detroit, Mien. For aale by all Druggists. Ayer's Sarsaparilla, FOR PURIFYING THE BLOOD. This compound ol the vegetable alteratives, Sarsaparilla, Dock, Stllllngla, and Mandrake with the Iodides of Potash and Iron, makes a most efieciuai cure oi a series - of complaints which are very prevalent and afflicting. It purines the blood, purges, out the lurking humors In the system. that undermine health and settle lntotroublesome disorders. Eruption of the skin are the appearances on Ihe surface of humors that should be expelled from the blood. Internal derangements are the determination of these same humors to some internal organ or or gans, whose action they derange, and whose substance thev disease and destroy. Aykk's Sarsaparilla expels these humors from the blood. When they are gone, tne disorders mey produce disappear, such as Ulceration) the JJter, Stomach, Kidney, Lung, Eruption and AVvptirw Disease of me wan, ex. jirunony s xtre, Rose or Erysipelas, Pimples, Pustules, Blotches, lloils, Tftmors, Tetter und BaU Hhemn, Scald Head, Jiinfpeorm, Ulcers and Sores, Jiheumatism, Neuralma, Pam in the Bones, Side and Head, Fe male Weakness, Sterility, Jjewhmrrhaen arurtng from internal ulceration and uterine diseases, Dropsy, Dyrpepsia, Emaciation ami General Debility. With their departure health returns. rtiM Anr.K n i DR. J. C. ATKK st: CO. Iowell, Mm naef Irnl and Anitl vttenl Clsem'sf , Hold by all Druggists and Dealers In Medicln PKO.-ERBS. r For sinking spells lit, dizziness, palpitation and low spirits, rely on Hop Bitters." Read of procure and use Hon Bitters, aud yoa will be strong healthy and aappy." w Ladies, do you. want to be strone, healthy and beantifulf Then use Hop Bitters. 'The greatest appetizer, at o mach blood and liver resnlator Hop Zitters' " CJerjrrmen, Law, ycrs. Eulters, Bankers and Ladles sect! Hop Bitters daUy." r IIop BHters has restored to sobriety and health, perfect wrecks from iatemperance.' PBOVERBS. "$5ö0wüT be paid for a case that Hop Bittet s will not care or help." "IleoBittcrs build up, strengthens anl cures csmtitaiilly from the Srt dosu.'" Fair fJdn, roy cheeks and tbe sweetest breath in Hop, Bitters." "Kidney and Urnary complaints of all k t n d a pi TmRner.d oured by IIop Bitters. ' " Sonr stomacKalclt. aeadriche and dlzztness,lIop Bitterscnr with a few doeua.." "Take Hor Bitters three times u day and. you will hsxe noeootor bills to Ly-" 11 For ssle hr all rtmrrlt. Alse SALARY rrssoatb. AUEXPENSES advaaeeti. WAGKs arnaaptly aald. SLOAN aft '. aee UerKs al. Ckaar Latnaati. Grand Central Hotel 667 to 677 BROADWAY, KKW YORE CITY. ttxofor, acltlnnla & Co. VaVHUATTAH BaCACH HOTEL. PROPRIETORS

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Dr. J. p. MILLER. PhilanelDhia. Pa and nons tne wrapper on the bottle contains bis signa W. B. Stewart, Practical Draaglst at Cannnsbarg. Pa., wrote May 5, 18T: "Dr. J. P. Miller Dear Sir I have your medicine. Do Bing's Pile Remedy, always In steck, and aell it because it eared me of a case of years' standing, and can honestly, and do most cheerfully recommend It." G. B. Cole. M. D , of drug firm of Cole . Wick, at Ashland, O., wrote April 22, 1S79: "J. P. Miller, M. D. Dear Sir We are having sales, for your De Bing's pile Remedy through my ecommendlng it, I being a practicing phylclan. I am confident tbe remedy will become very popular, as It has the merits, and will recommend itself when once used."

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