The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1877-10-30

OCTOBER.


dreams 81 deep delight,
October lixe Princess
in her Oriental splcn,ior
Comes d0wa the valley singing with her
retinue of light.
u, crimson days and golden!
u, wealth Ut gaFneresl treasure.
q vintages whose presses p'ur III" royal
wines I'd iiic.
Tive joy anil pessr ani p'en.y,
In the isrgess ot yo,ir niea>,r,,.
For the coming days are drrary day. oi
turmoil and Of Strife.
"Wo,nan can talk IL thew cannot vote.
..,v- The u..s RS .je~ nal You b~t
j. il proper toc,ll c.;y milk chalk 90
Late, >,arcrly ior chocolate H. NJ tea. bat
It's nice.
! Kentucky girls now comb their hair a l.,
Mrs. Hayes.
PAniers are tn he revived and th. new
P,pers are chslkins up la increase at
circulation.
Women's i'm iness iar ribbon j. >ufii-
ciently explained IN the az, that tLey are
| rib'-un' Themselves.
4 yoang Lady in Texas who advertised
/! Tor q husbands saws that she caa ,a.:s PM
insophy ~ we'll IL rock the cradle.
The ratio Of insan;ty has increased ten
Ter cent. am"ng wonen during the las,
ten years. That explains these long trains
and setback bonnels.
| The time approaches when the prevail
ing young woman shall discover that she
! il suffering for autumn RAVES, and y
! young man tn pilot her through the path
J less forest.
! There Is one yosi thing abou, iring y
/ Mormon. Ii u vile runs away with an
other chap the lonesome husband isn't
compelled tn get mp anil cook his own
breakfast.
I Poor old grandmother, writing fare
I we'll to her grandson, who has brousht
down his cropped hair with SORROW tn the
prison lar lie at harl labor: BE a good
boy, and, above ali, keep out OF bad 60 nj
Pany."
allow to tell lady" i, described in :,
/ iSensOu eACo"uSV. D"t, IOhSw tuev Cah
tell people anything on that subject. Jus,
take hold "i her head, slip your arm,
arOuAd her waist, ami tell her in Il whisper.
! That's the correct way.
! il was the most even;fnl fortnight in the
wOinan's lie. Securing a divorce iron,
her husband in the Supreme Coart %,
Rhode Island. September y, she married a
widOwer in Newport the next Thursday,
had . bsby four days later, and died Tues
day night. This j. c!eer ease ri over ex-
ertion.
! The French, g,inboat Segos,l, from Tahiti
brings news ri the death ri Queen Piilare
Of the Society Islands She died Sept l.,
/ vi heart disease. Her oldest son, Arxsne,
has been proclaimed King.
/ When the great Rachel was ON IN, point
OF starting Tor her AmesiG IN tour, sh said
to her brother Raphael Felix: 'Bu, sup
pose ] was tn meet with an accident; every
thing depends upon me ; and ii was to die
what would become Oi you, poor dear
creatures" They all declined u enter
| tain the idea OF so inauspicious nm ending
to . triumphal entry. However, never
mind IL do" she said tn her brother; "all
you have to do is To embalm me, and ex-
hibit me for 40 much pr head
A French woman sued tenant, y
woman. Tor bringing be-l-bug. int" her
house among the furniture, AMI the Jui.e
ave her damages To the amount III 1000
francs, and the woman who had be,l-buss
IN her furniture had to pay the costs be
sides. There Is not doubt that the
French are the most enlightened nation in
the world.
Love is seldom lost in this world, for ii
It be not sown in fertile Geld where IL
may grow up . blessing, il purifies and
chastens the heart that gives 1t birth. Ba,
though cloud OF dOWbt often O6scnres its
bright shining, We may be positively Ger
tain that none j. lost between two w.'S,.n
Who speak Of each other ~ ''thst person"
Augusta kruls, sister OF the late Mile.
Titien's, writes to the London paper cor
reclinS some errors in relation To the his
tory III the famous singer. She Gays their
father was . lighterman in large way q!
business, Owning several vessels, an.l after
ward distiller in good circumstances in
Hamburg. The expenses OF Mile. Titien's
musical education were entirely betrayed
By members oil her own family.
Tie second night after her first hus-
band died she sat by the open chamber
window Eve hours waiting Tor the cats fo
begin Sighting in the back yard. Said
she: " This thing of going to sleep with
ont quarrel oi some kind j. 20 new that
can't stand Il. Let me alone till they
begin then l can doze off gentle.
Fashionable Englishwomen are just now
agitated with terrible social question
whether or not it is right to wear furs. I,
il not because flrs are too dear, or not IA
warm and lasting as ever, but because they
are common" Every woman has = set
The Woodstock. Ontario. !Ststiad has
The following in reference To Miss Jane
Schofeld, daughter Of Mr.. Frsnci. Scho-
field, OF that place, whose death by being
carried over Niagara Falls has been re
ported: miss Scho6e:d was young |,
telexraphy in the Dominion Office at |
Woodstock some time sgo, and acquired !
such proficiency in the art. and DISPLAYED |
such marked ability. that she was APP
pointed to the position Of amanuensis in |
the Dominion Telegraph Company's Offices !
in Toronto. She Was alsO we'll known a. . |
to magazines, etc. and some Of 4
her writings possessed real merit. Some
lev months ago she had To give up her .
position, owing to illness, and has since been |
staying at Staten Island, New York State,
for the benefit OF her health. She WAS ON
her way home when the melancholy occur
renee iook place. This is the third mem
Der oi his family that Mr.. Scho6eld has
Ose during the present year. IL is neesl-
les to add that he and his family have
he heartfelt sympathy Of the Whole COM
nunity in their ssd bereavement and hour
Of trial"