The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1877-10-16
LADIES BAZAARE.
A Column of Small Talk for our
Feminine Readers
On TIif.. BEACH

The tide was cut, and TIE sandhils drearv,
Stretching away by the waye-kisse,l shore,
Sat like wanderers wan and weary,
Soothed TO rest by the oceans roar.
Out where the misty horizons curtain
Dipped It's edge in the purple sea,
Sailed with u motion slow, uncertain,
\ whte-winged bark like sea-b;rd free;
Far in the west 4 snowy c,oud-bank,
Fretted with gold and crimson bars,
Reared It's castled turre,s proudly
Upward toward the evening stars.
On the sands, where the great white surge.
Dashed their foaning heads in glee,
Or mourniully, chanted dreary dirges,
y pair rode nerrily.
She, with her hair like golden glory,
And blushins cheek like a rpened peach,
Listened with smiles to the Old, old s,.rv.
Her lover whispered that night on the
beach
What cared they for the radiant splendor
Of tinted clouds, or of sunset skies?
The seas soft music was not so tender
As his voice. or the light OF her sparkling
eyes.
What To- them was the bright eommoticn
Of emerald waves on a rocky shore?
Bearer by lar was the though, OF lies
Which they'd sail together forever more.
Miss Kellogg * IN enthusiast Of Wagner.
Colore.! Jet will he used on winter toilets.
Dame Fashion sticks her hat well hack
an the head.
New el"aks ior the ladies' are very Iong
and very loose.
\ helmet shape,lha is out for misses
AMI ladies' not yet past being called Young.
Maui Granger herself embroi,.ers her
stage dresses, ami hoes them very beautiful
ly, too.
Mis- Sara Jcw'e,, ha, 4 sweet voice, and
sings p'eilily in the "Danickei'" at the
Arch.
People learn wisdom by experience A
nan never wakes mp his second baby Ia see
il laugh.
\ gentleman said when pretty girl tro.i
ON bis tues that he had received the stamp
al beauty.
The starch Of society serves sometimes rs
hindraEce when lovely women would
-toop Ia folly.
Mrs. Hawels writes that womans na.u-
raj quality H. ,o attract, and, having at.
traeted, to enchaIn.
\ female postmaster i'm Maine has beer
tined Sll! 50 for opening letter passing
through her Office.
\ woman ri Saratoga County, y. ",
and her seven c.,ii,iren, have died oi dip
liberia within 4 month.
y Young lady who was recently married
IN Ohio gave up the name oi "Pet Shank"
and took another.
.Ie, beads will glitter over fashie nable
wraps once more, almost forming q crust in
the extreme Of style.
Miss Fanny Farrey, oi Lancaster, Pa,
is los wears old. ami vet does all the house
work for family Of three
The Princeton tKy.l Es-ho threatens To-
''tell on" two voting iadies oi that town ii
they don't quit chewing tobacco.
Eastern shop-keepers still refuse to let
their girls sit down. They say that the in
slant girl sits down she begins to talk,
To see pretty girl putting on postage
stamp makes fellow wish he was The
Fathe- OF His Country, or even Ben.
Franklin.
Oliver Wendell Holmes declares that az
hys,erical woman is vampire who seeks
the blood OF the healthy people about her.
The long Louis Quinze vest and the Bre-
ton vest, closed in the middle, are seen ON
many new dresses, ON polonaises, as well as
basques.
The Black Hills papers say that if 1000
women would emigrate there they would 1T
once find remunerative work and husbands
besides.
Bias silk folds in long perpendicular
clusters, are adle, to the back and front Of
plain basques to give the appearance OF n
plated basque.
\ Boston woman protests against the
projected baby show rs not exactly in har-
n,ony with the enlightened pnhiie sentI-
ment OF Massachusetts.
A Kentucky s,rl dropped her engagement
ring, and tiuck swallowed 1T. We never
knew before that Kentucky girls had en-
gasement rings.
Mrs. Corinne Young, an American lady,
has composed an opera. The Las, OF the
Mohicans." which is to he produced at
Brussels i'm November.
Pockets OF the envelope torn appear on
sac9ues and morning dresses, but are no
longer considered the best choice for over
skirts, polonaises, or princesse dresses.
1t is the duty Of gallant man always to
pretend to believe anything woman says,
out Of respect to her: and never to believe
anything she says, out 81 respect To himself.
Nature, regardiul OF the babbling race,
Planted no beard upon wOman's face;
Not Rogers razors, though the very hest,
Can shave y chin that never is at rest.
Before they are married she will carefully
turn down his coat collar when il gets awrv,
but after that she'd jerk it down into posi-
ton ~ ii she were throwing door mat ont
Of the window.
II was Boston man who went home
early in the morning, and, meeting the sal,
reproachiul eyes OF his wife, apoiogized,
my darling, I think you'll be sorry for
this when you g't shober."
Mrs. Harriet Prescott Spofiord has beau-
,ifnl eyes, soft brown hair, AMI vet she per-
sis.ent!y refuses Ia have her picture taken
Il Ne~ YORK Grophic. Maybe her nose is
out Of profile.
In England the ulster Is necessary ar
tiele in lady's wardrobe. 1t answers n 4
cloak. and still Is made in such
a style that il may be worn and looks well
even on other than dull days.
Mrs Coomhe willow ni Mr. Thomas