The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1885-05-12

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frOuii life, and tel of the experiences I, {
q solGi-r aid his wife ct Fort Lincoln ten
years ago. One can scarcely reslizs st tni,
day The dar g rs attending iurney thii her,
bat Nj S Custer t.lls US oil The p~rils en-
counteied on the Missouri rivers Teacher
Gus waters, the binding snow storms, and
the mon t ne, hsr ish'ps, amTsements aud
domestic trials Of the long win er day, a:
The garrison. She also grspIc 'ilV tie |, Of
The pleasures OF the chase IN summ-r and
the dreadful heat as well, sp axs Of the
bl. aknsss and Dire 'rness of TIE wiut rs,
aud in o e ac- tells how tie Id r were
p''dged her hu b nd t. sEo Il er should
the Indians al any ii ne te:"me victorious
10 battle and attempt to 'ake Ler prison p"
like the hoIk ami Sd do Will, for it
has SO mu'h Of loyal, loving womau-
hood in It, and is 20 different firm
the artificial women whoa ole
every Day NEE S. For instance,
i would Seem like sscriIefe TO think tn It
the wife Of brave General Cus-e-, VIII
s,ared tee u,e he loved i'm, S many pri
tions; could ever descend TO the level Of
the womap OF whom spoke TO you in one
o my pIevIou, tiers, IS meeting young
mao on the streets and stIo LOG through
secluded places with him, although she i,
a wife. aud for years a moth r. Will, who
is ju,t now looki g over my shoulder, says ::
Now ID HE, In wiring th.t to Nell, don't
you 10 get TO state that the woman in that
case is h. only one TO blame" But h.r'
d fer with Will, the woman NAV be thu
most 10 blame, but the young msn Who ca"
] nj himself to compromising a IN ,rri d
WON in the eyes of her frisnds ard an
entire community BY hi, a t-Dtio' $, is al
unp'iac ped rogue and would do o'her
things both mean and degrading.
VIII, Mel, / hap; ened to be in
COZ We sat Oh with MIS-. b. the othsr diy,
and We Were speaking of b aut.:ul lille
baoy in the neigi borho1d which Is verv
del,cs'e an with Indications OF an ininr-
I'd spine. / -sksd Mrs. b. If she knew tie
cause II tie bans FIJI c;ioB, and she a.
swe ed, "Oh, >e> II is caused from TN
tIgit l'cIns OF I;s mo a. before Il was
b,,rn." i was So So cItd, nj It seems to
M sha | never sc. that 10 i!iSl "a 9th r,
~hp has k cd her bah by her p-id- and
vanit W., hOut shudder. He, ha' d. are
beaut,fu ly viii and sh- " ar diam nd
on them, HuI 10 ME there Is St iin there
AMI stain on her soul wOrSe tan tn
bTrnC OF IA II. Hog can aIy w,m.n pO
ssing the 81 ghtest c',im To- commo
srrse, ever recunci e h r,elf 30 hein4 lace
il she can h'Id hreati e? ID e, she not
know Tia tins d If adding to h he NV
d tracts, makes her n ; Ted, makes h
mpexiJn muddy, AMI also
RUNS her digs Ive org MS. and
al h them her mp nd her real;h. Ju>
notice ne 81 tins men wh.n Ihev an,
dres, p'rair. Their yes 4 most Pop
from IT,, IT sockets their h 'nds a -, s.
are rel. and q cir gel er,l APP. ca -anc some
h"w sugge>tS that dust pa nd 4 broom
would come rnv-rient iecau-e they are
sure to burst and mss up thi. g. Ard
putting IS de IN, ir appe race, Nell, the e
can b. 10 brain de re opmen in such ~ o.
pc To us. ones br in there must Il
rge AN mt OF blood flow mp to h he d.
The bright red lie giving fl lid mus cueI-
laie fr,els trrou. h the uGk sni ca r,
pOwfr aud food up to The brain cells in y
grra mig etc floS. HoY can thi> be &C
cnmpl 81 ed wh the large arteries a..
squ-ez t. third OF thur diameter?
Just im gine G.orve FL, or Mis- Nh
lock pntting great ihoag Is ON p PEI with
heir corsets holding them tIgh' as a
Catholic marriage ceremO y. Or fmcy
Hur ct Hosmer. with her chs in he
hand, as bit b. bit she nv IRON he
i'd marble her gre 20 crp ms; or 70 a
b nheuS, TIE only wcm VIII has e er
equ Il, d man il he. ne of art, o. Flor
FL c. Nightingale, ben ing over dying
spldie-, or lie age : nd ,nderiug THO gn
tue ums o. Paris for the ma IT al for ne
works wnIch made her the remo,I W man
If Fr-n>.'s giirei ition, or any othe
woman who has ever attain d 20 the heights
wherein rh- laurels # genius rest, IN a
,-orset lac d as the s16ie-y belle iaces, or
he ma m WIN w,n 10 |, ok geuteel
befur- the entl-men.
Oh, :, MI, iiZnt cling TO The deg'ee
IN Il a womap's waist to the touch is more
like lamp pot than anything lse is NJ
creditsble. no matter who does
1t. Fashion is ore thi- z. com
mon sense N .ther. Now let me
til yeu how a pre'ts vase ma, W made
which ssw tn cthsr dsy at Mrs. HIS.
First you cut foundation pi &c my or
shape you may d,sIre from cri"Oi ie, ST.
low for = border all around two inches
wide and cover the cenier with II &c OF
bright C, lored finEel, oh or velvet. Cut
the Rawlings INTO pieces four inches long
and arrange In bundles of four or Gve
tl,r ads each. Use da ming cotton and
punch holes cl, Sc {, g-Iher In the fonda.
o. bod r; f~sten on thee bucdles by
dr,wi g the cent-rs throush tie holes and
no ding them in &c vi b the darn n
ton. o. the rye IL g, can be sew, on in
a.y m Dner most rdy to form a fall
moss bord- r Tn mixture of co o 5 is ye-y
eff Give, md now, Nell, de n, hear Will
r,r.nciop shnut Al yhistlinp ESally l. the
g"l Tor me-" W tn thal peculiar ergy
which characterizes him when he is hun
CRY, and l must nov close with
Lovingly yours, DOLLY.