The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1893-03-14


but rare visits TO her native country,
she has never ceased to be an English
woman. The interior OF her palace ss
Berlin is arranged on essentially En-
elish principles, and her boudoir re-
fleets as faithfully the variations In
English taste as if it were q boudo In
Mayfair or the shirea The Empress
has abandoned her inten of visit
ing England during this inter. and
will spend December and the early
part of January. before the wedding
of the Princess Margaret. in Berlin
starvlag Our Childrsu-
When we see our house plants look
ing stunted. putting forth few leaves
and no flowers. We stir the soil in the
pots and enrich the earth. writes Eliz-
abeth Robinson ScoviL When we see
q child looking pale and thin. We say,
il We know something of physiological
chemistry: TOO little heterogeneous
food" II we are simple folk. averse
to long words, we remark: ''Thst
child seems half starved" II Is the
truth. however we express it and
wrong is being done TO the child that
the fact is not recognized and RENE
died by whoever has the daily over
sigl ( Of its meals The unconscious
victim may seem to eat . sufficient
amount of food, while it does not get
enough of the proper kind to furnish
the ncurishment the body requireA
rhoushss Ready for Use.
Time, that writes wrinkles on the
face, smooths away the wrinkles from
life.
Not "out of the fullness Of the
heart the mouth speaketh." ior the
fullness Of the heart is often silence.
The more We study human nature
the less We know about it Each new
discovery is a contradiction to the last
Tears are sometimes better happi-
ness than smiles.
The letters of propriety should be
worn Is an ornament, not chain.
We love the body for the souls sake.
but never the soul for the sake of the
body.
The soul has depths that joy can
never fathom- Suffering 10 the lead
that sounds the deep waters
The Palace OF IN Empress.
The costly palace whish the Empress
of Austria has had constructed at Cor
fu to crafty her within for a new home
is one of the most luxurious Us well
as one of the most curious
buildings in Europe 1t is a
reproduction on an enlarged scale
and with modern appliances OF
one of the patrician dwellings of Pom
peii. The frescoe on the walls, illumi'
mated by incandescent electric lamps
half hidden in the foliage of the friezes,
represent scenes from the mythology
cal legends relating to Achilles, and
on the walls are inscribed proverbs and
apothegms, some of them borrowed
from Lord Lyttou's works. The fur
niturc is strictly Pompeiian in design
Tho Worn In the Chestnut.
A Pittsburg physician explains how
the worm got into the chestnut WheI
the nut is still green an insect comes
! along, and. hunting q warm place II
which to nave its eggs Matched. light
upon the green chestnut and stings it
AT the same time it deposits some o
its eggs in the opening thus made
The chestnut begins to ripel
and At the same time the egg
are Matching. The insect select
chestuuts as q place for deposit
ing its eggs rs being the best adapte'
; place by instinct The 6oury matte
: in the nut turns to sugar, and suga
q contains carbon, which produces heat
S Hostess Of the Nation
4 The question is often asked. through
e out the country, as to the social dutie
of the presiding lady of thee Presider
o tial mansion and as to what exten
q she goes into society, writes Made
< leine vintou Dahlgren in an author
j tative article on Social Life in Wash
5 inQton," in the Ladies' Home Journa
e The INQUIRY finds its answer in the fac
e that this lady must necessarily, by he
y position, be the hostess Of the natio1
L With such an immense responsibilit
d devolving upon her. it 10 not expected
IS nor would it for many reasons
e desirable, that her social duties shout
, extend beyond the Presi1enfs hous
ri Wens. Whs Speculate
" San Francisco has probably moi
: women who take ''hyerO'' ON stool
!. and races than any other city in tn
81 country. This week the directors I
y the Bay District rasing track decide
n that women should not b admitted
4 the betting paddock. and when M
Il J. J. Tobin, lodging house keeps
n persisted in sntssing sna betting {
Tie rsess sAe was ejsetsl She :
fused - stay cut a.A sfssr Ssiz
ejosAod soos0d ~ IL Wa0 aTreete
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