The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-09-20
FOR WOMEN.

Anna Louise Cary's decision to
retire from the operate stage is final.
She has amassed enough wealth to
support husband.
-COcoanut caramels-Two cups OF
grated cocoanut, one Gu, of sugar,
two tablespoonfuls Of -four, the whites
of three eggs beaten stiff; bake on a
buttered paper in a quick oven.
Fashionable women in New York
reserve seats at places of amusement
for their pet dogs and consequently
there has been a great advance in the
intelligence of New York audiences.
Mary Anderson says she didn't 20
into the surf because she was afraid of
the sharks. Mary evidently thinks
the intelligent shark believes in the
maxim: "The nearer the bone the
sweeter the meat.
"A table ornament may be made
in the following manner: Sew coarse
flannel around a goblet with the stem
broken off; put this shapely dome in
q saucer of water, wet the flannel and
sprinkle over as much flaxseed as will
adhere to it. The flannel will absorb
the water from the saucer, which
should often be replenished. In about
two weeks the flannel will he con-
cealed in a beautiful verdure and the
result will be a pretty table orna-
ment.
A well-to-do lady. living in
Amity street, Brooklyn, made q stir |
recently by passing along the street
dressed in dark pantaloOns. glossy. |
high silk hat and demi-skirt, which, I,
although it was long and flowing, she
carried over her arm. The basque
tilted her like the body of a dress. A
arge number Of persons watched her
Is she fastened along, occasionally
mapping an ivory handled whip. The
labit is one adopted by the lady for
horseback riding, Of which she is very
ond. Il
Chocolate cream drops: Mix one
alf cup of cream with two Of white
ugar, boil and stir full FIVE minutes
ct the dish into another of cold {
'ater and stir until it becomes hard.
hen make into small balls about the {
ze of marbles and with fork roll I
ach one separately in the chocolate I
'hich has been, in the meantime,
ut in a bowl over the boiling tea G
ettle and melted; put on brown i
aper to cool /; flavor with vanilla if c
esired. This amount makes about
fly drops.
Fanny Gyika was not only a real d
'untess but the wife of q very t
ealthy gentleman at Bucharest. The
dy was twenty-four and at the very
NTH Of her beauty. She left her !,
nsband and wandered from circus to I
rcus, refusing every offer to return Z
'me. She was riding her favorite
larger and the horse backed or SHE'D +
a handkerchief and unseated his f
der, whose foot got fast in the STIR b
p. She was dragged for some dis ST
nee and when taken up had to be
nveyed to the hospital with COM II
'und fracture of the ankle. She ~
IS told she must lose her leg but she eI
fused to undergo the operation pre- n,
rring death. which supervened
rough modification Of the injured
NIB within few days. P'
lone they brought her sailor son, \.
Grown a man across the sea,
II, and broad, and black of beard. ~
And hOarse Of voice rs man NAV he.
ind to shake, and mouth to kiss, al
Both he offered ere he spoke, m
I she said, what man is this Il
Comes to play sorry joker a,
en- they praised him, called him smart Al
Trimmest lad that ever slept al
1 her son she did not know
4 md she neither smiled nor wept.
sc nurse Of sixty years, nv
set pigeon pie in sight: r,
e saw him eat-''ris he! It's he.!' al
'he knew him by his appetite" SO
Oh, What q Cough! of
Will YOU heed the warning? The signal on
haps of the SIRE approach If that
81 terrible disease, consumption. Ask
lrselveS If YOU can afford. for the sake ov