The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1877-09-18
LADIES BAZAARE.
A Column Of Small Talk tor our
Feminine Readers
SORROW Is DIVINE.


Anil -orrow Is divine.
The nightingale that's making
Night happy with his s,r.in,
IT. little heart Is breaking:
lie sings To- still tho pain
Better than laughing folly,
Gay songs and wa>sails sie,-
They tuneiul melancholy,
OPoes nightingale,
have no ear for gla,lness
When thou with song d,,-t make
Such rapture cut of sadness
Such transport OF heart break.
Home r,,lers-sculiing wives.
The fashionable couture tor warm wealth
er Is puas or BRAID, worn very high Oh the
head.
lh'uble pipings OF two c"lors, or two
shades oi the same color, appear on the
first importations for fall wear.
Two ladies in this city have each an
allowance for pin money oi $4,000 year
or SltWO week Just about the right
sum.
A single loop Of colored ribbon, sewei On
white muslin dress skirts, Is passed over
! Il e hand oi the wsarer, To hold up the
train.
~ cast-iron grandmother" is not an OPP
probrious epithet; it is simply the trade
name for the new machine for knitting
stockings.
"Am ! not little pale ?" inquired Lady
who WAS short and corpnlen; OF u crus,y
old bachelor. "You look more like a big
tub" was blunt reply.
/ Mittens Of Jeau de Suede are worn with
morning costumes in Europe; they are
long, slip over the hand without buttoning
and reach above the elbow.
! The little curling love lccss and fan
tails which the ladies wear scramb Ell
down over their fore heads are in fashion,
able circles called ''Montsgne>."
| NJ Ominus deci ,res that the Paris:an
laslies are seriously injuring their health
by wearing high heels. This is an omin-
Gus warning, and should be needed.
Vests Of linen, OF nankeen, Of striped
percale, or India silk, are made for morn
ing dresses, and are always worn with lace
cravats ala Louis XIV, with long EMS.
| Madame Christine Nilsson will soon
sing IN Berlin. and Madame Ethelka tier-
ster has entered into an engagement for the
winter season a. the Paris ltslisn O;era.
A womtn who had not b. en- invited To
we'd ling in Rome, New York stole the we'd
ding cake through the pantry window
and gave it to the crowd outside Of the
house.
I Carcasssian woman are selling their
glorious hair in order To- provide funds for
the wounded soldiers. Some Oi their
tresses four feet two inches long are sold in
London.
/ Al landau, n. H., il the grave II a
Mrs. Bronson, who lived in three CEN
turtles She Was horn sn 1895, and died in
1901 II j. said that there are but three
similar eases ON record.
The Princess Elizabeth, second dangh
ter of Prince Frederick Charles III Prlssi,,
now in her twentieth wear. il soon tn be
married To- the hereditary Grand Duke ii
O,.lcnburg, a lieutenant in the Dragon
Guards.
"No, George" she said, in response l."
his question, lit IL not trne that u string 81
new hslt buckles in shop window would
make any woman iOAe u train; bat" she
added, muSingly, Sometimes she may have
To run a little"
I
Dr. Thoburn Methodist missionary.
writes from Calcutta that an active re-
kkival Is in progress there during the very
Hottest part III the yesr. in i've month 40
Isr-Ons have publicly sought salvation
most VI them sailors
! When we zee An item headed "Ivy Poi
sOning." We know some Person has heen
pOi-oned by ivy but when VIZ see ''W,ie
Poisoning" the wife Is not the prisoner.
but the poisoned. \ beautifully simple
language II oirs.
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s'."e" e".'r. ""N,.x ",' ~ ,'sss" "o"
III "e p'sS'e.'ns, wnt'e sue no" nam-
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Perhaps the prettiest fashion il the uni
v~rssl wearing of white for fall dress
white .reua,l;n~ss. white cashmere. and
white four,rls are uscd at the sea side.
where thinner materix:s would be injured
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