The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1877-07-24

A pure white SISTER murmurs half asleep,
A. from dream. IT'S hate the moons pale
S,,yers the earth ;close, love. your LEAVES and
keep
Your isauty for the day
With Gladstone pride the scarlet flower replies.
$50 blessed am I, for Joy cannot rest
A star from heaven hath fallen, aud II lies
And sysark!es on my breast"
"A STAR repeats the sleeper, drowsiiy'
Not 40, for stars shire ever from affair
Hush - piesds the daisy; "i-t her happy '-,
Believing If n starr
Creditsble to Jennie.
Ia a recent letter from New York 'Jnnnie Sane"
wrote a painfully true story of what self-enying
woman dbl The correspondent of the fo>f"n
Tx.>.ss,rr matches il with another: Two ar
three years ago An aged mother gave her daughter
several thousand dollars TO invest for her in some
SAT. and productive securities. BY the advice of a
friend on Wall street, the daughter was led Z"
purchase certain West Virginia railway bonds.
This proved 10 be a fatal mistake, for IA a few
months the stocks tscane worthless. and the
little fortune vas lost. As soon as the daughter
received the news she determined hy her own
exertion. replace every cent OF her mother :
money and never let the dear old lady know that
il had l.en lost. She did this with her zen, work
ing early and late, DENYING herself, securing the
city and country for Information And She ac-
compli,hed the task just ~ Harriet Martinra''
forced success from tine most adverse circuih-
stances. That woman was .-Jennie june Cr"iey
herself Do you wonder hundreds al people, ~h"
have learned to know and love her, 'hronged the
deck Of the White Star steamer Saturday last To
bid her gOOd-by,
A Question Of Cuticsl.
IAN old club fogy'' reminds the London Truth
that when PuckIer Muskau was IN England, some
forty years since, being one night ut Almacks me
personally compiim-nt-d Lady Jer.ey, who was
partionalay vain Of her clearnr-s Of her complex
ION, on '.her beautiful leather"
The fair Sarah stared.
.Bar.ionr resumed Purkier Murksu' Il did
mean your lady ships beautiful hide"
s.Skin your hie,hness. skim" whispered friend
to the Prince.
Il did not CAV shin." retorted the Prince I'm a
most d,gnified manner. Shcn'lemans d" not i"ok
at LADIES' Sims"
Mrs. General sherman raised s.'H."" for 'h"
Pope.
Miss F.. F. Henderson, a Young lady, Is Master
ofs;rsnge NJ lsS. in Morgan county, Ohio.
Eiizatath F. Eliot never pretended to .. geni''s
bu, she made sloo,oo in her time with her hooks
Punch has thus changed his advice To persons
about "a marry: Take car. 70 choose Lady
Help and not a Lady Encumbrsnce."
The SATURDAY EvExuSG Posr SAYS that hens do
not do half 40 much damage in garden as women
that throw their things 1T them.
The girls who graduated this year from the
Lewiston me-, High School are TO wear American
calico dresses on commencement day,
Scotch huntres. lives high up m the Hnnaiaya
mountains with her husband, aud shoots deer,
leopars birds and all sorts Of things, and siuffs
their skins.
Mrs. Pierce Of Eastt,ourne, England, has new
pa,r nj hal,y twins Mrs. Pierce horn with
out arms. wears her wedding ring ON her toes
and does her housework with her feet.
Mrs Henry was so .ia.hing and beautiful, and
noble looking withal, that she vas enabled to
borrow several hundred dollars apiece from
prominent Dubuane gentlemen before she up ard
''dusted out
misfortune at the evening party at the Foreign
Office in Londo n. tie other night. Her lady lost
an oval brooch, in the silver setting of which
cleaned thirty diamonds, some OF considerable
size.
Marie Iullin married man who was wholly
hind. For forty years she WAS eyes and hands TO
him. The result was that her husband. Herr
Huber. became famous throughout the civilized
world for has studies and discoveries among
bees.
They were counting clandestinly over the hack
fence and she had just remarked, ''ies. love, the
eyes are the windows Of the soul" when suddenly
the old man closed in on him with = club, and his
soul hasn't saen aide TO see ont doors Ia get any
fresh air since.
Irascible old party: Conductor, why dida
you wake me up n asked y"n. Here ] am,
miles heyond my station" Conductor: 81 did
try, but all could get out of You was, All right
Maria; get the children their breakfast, and I'll
be- down in a minute
Italian girls trained up as models for painters
| uow fetch much as 81 day in Paris. la their
native land the highcs, wages they earn is 81 q
day As they are the hest models among all
| natiOnaIties, there is q growing demand for them
In the French capital.
young lady adyertses IA the Paris papers tina
she has sR.aV francs and would like 10 MARRY
1 Applicants, however. must encia-. a postage
| stamp. The prospect for a harvest If postage
| stamps is good
Many sweet girl. with tender loving eyes has
swept away the moments Of loves young dream
while the young dream, while the young man wi,o
was TO tell her all about it, is pleading with the
livery stable man, trying hire four dollars worth
oflorse and buggy for a dollar and half.
Fashion Notes.
Psrasois and umbrella fringes formed Of loops
Of half Inch wide ribbon are among the novel
ties.
The latest mportations in Torchon lace show a
mingIing ri some bright color with white in every
piece.
Bresoune suits for children are made Of pique,
trimmed with India ribbons and smoked pearl
buttons.
Get some myrtle green grenadine or damask
silk for habit basque and overskirt Of polo
nai>e to wear with your green silk 1.-The sam.
pie.
The morsquetaire cuts of lace 10 re worn out
side the sleeveh ave ieen heraliei for some time.
and are now found among the imporsations.
Sleeveless poonaises. with 6chu, waists. are
more dressy. One Of the prettie-t novelties is
is the SMALL Andalusi.an shawl Of black or white
Spansi. lace.