Kansas City daily journal., 1895-10-22

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! on where is tho elrl who used TO play
| .Taa Maiden'- Pfdy,r and oft crochet
! In such sweet audaeious way,
/ who r5v.i NV s.. IN. house well kept;
/ Who busted some hetimes. and swept.
! Ana peusy.Iy Ger East Lynne" weptf
She's gone a-bIklng
Where Is the girl whose bushes glow
| When. as the golden moon swings low.
shes to our liking.
! Alas! Il is IN vain to seek
] Her who would hear a lover speak.
] With dewy eye and mantling cheek
! Washington star.
Not every one IN the world has a great.
/ grandfather. but little Grace had one and
I She was very fond Of him. too. She liked 70
/ study the network Of wrinkles in his kind,
| withered old face. and above all things she
discourse on the GOOD BOOK, from Adam 10
! John. one evening he was telling her
about about the food and ,,o Noah ,.n,! and
| long ago" 10 little Grace, a DEFINITE
| period OF time earlier than her great-srand-
! asked: Were you with Noah in the ark,
grandpa. No dear ] wasn't" Oracle
why weren't you drowned ?"-Boston Bud
! get.
An odd ten ball Is like a teaspoon with a
! cover and has twisted handle. Some of
] the tea balls are spherical acorn-shaped
| ana even IN the form of eggs and hearts.
! \ tea ball holder, upon which the ball
| rests when not in use, resembles an In
! veited tripod and the ball fits into 1t.
Newsboy--"Paper. sir?'
Male passenger (on fun car)-"Naw!'
Newsboy-" Lady gOin' ter git on at der
! mex crossing PUCK.
| Stern parent-"You say YOU love her and
! that she loves you. and that you can never
| be happy apart; but there are others be-
sides sides yourselves Have you considered her
Young spooneIr-,,,t have; but love her
so SO much that ! Didn't mind the kind Of
hers, you know."-Boston Transcript.
| There are many new WAYS this season of
| dressing the back hair. Perhaps the most
novel is the chignon with a cluster of curls
! dangling frcm the center This divides the
| honors with the pancake colffure. which is
| mass of tiny braids coiled fatty over the
back of the head.
Here is recipe, for chow-chow, easy
to make and good to eat Take a small
| measure of green tomatoes. six green pep
pers. one quart small white onions and
Two medium sized heads of cabbage. Chop
handfuls of salt. Let it stand about two
hours. and then squeeze. the water out.
white cloves and allspice mixed Throw
TINS oyer it all and put away in glass Jars.
hours.
Gates to be a wonderful skin medicine
ana even If does not do all that is claimed
II IS admirable for its sOftening and tight
ening qualities. Its constant use will reduce
senlarged s,na pores to normal size and will
way
,o9bdl Pbhila5al,slphia 8, miss-"who was your grand
?, Denver mlss-"James Jims, Esq, p. P.
Philadelphia miss (dazed)-"we should bs
delighted TO have you visit us. Please don't
neglect US If you ever come 10 our city.
tenver miss (shortly ACKNOWLEDGMENT
W Mr' intsrar!9sation Point what do you want
:, Little brother-"What do the letters p
Denver miss--'Professiona perambulat-
| IN" propeller Of uuiCycles."
-.ttle brother-"Woo What does that
Denver mlss-'Tt means a man who
pushes q whoelharrow for dollar a day,"
Great care should be used in covering
JGiiiS. JJ,iaSy FASTING paper on the up of the
sheets OF cotton batting tied over the top
OF the glass make a good covering. K
he glass and simply laid on top Of the
Jelly Is said 10 prevent it from molding
Hns-"Where's Ethel?"
Nv! Mar!e-|S re. shes shes gone TO take tramp on
a man as ali that?"-New York World. ri 'oF
"Yes, Lord TramIcy. Ha, ha. I supposs
am am new woman, as they call it."
smHo, yes, Very funny, that word new
O,XSfor5d! Pom my word. It's 300 or 400 years
~ must be excused Lord Framley, from
finding any thing amusing I'm th,. comnar.
ison, Take me to mamma, please!'-New
York Recorder.
Here e, is an e,XGeptiq,nay good recipe for
dish one gold pint of oysters, two table,
spoonluls of butter, one scant tcaspoonful
Of salt and q little cayenne, Light the
as soon as the edges begin To curl, Add one
"a l&fbeSpo0nf9l lies, OF lemon Juice and the yoo!ks
minute and serve on toast.
The crease in mems trousers is gone;
such is the burden of rumors
But there's no use of feeling forlorn:
Look at the Increase in boomers.
New York World.
IT is said that Lady Aberdeen dresses in
bloomers while riding on the bicycle We
should think she would fall off.-Wichlta
Eagle
Collarettes of starChed linen or stiffened
line cambric are alike unbecoming to many
therefore large shapes are available in
guipure and Irish aces. They frequently
40 duty for epaulettes and collars Separ-
ale nat lace bertha pieces are frequently
seen lying like collars over the shoulders;
lhese are not always white but sometimes
even or dark russell color.
cholly;-"our cook is going to stay with
us another month"
it?" s'
Cholly-'I didn't manage It, She went
and confessed to the priest the other day
and he ordered her to stay for another
month as penance." New York Journal
He was naturalist-a student OF bugs.
one day he whispered to a maid, Dearest
love thee" Her answer was question,
pltltul indeed. Better than the bugs?'
AYE, better than thousand beetles" was
ms response, folding her TO his scientific
heart,
And they We're one Their moon of love
was full. How often did he swear amid
sweet caresses, that his love for her ex-
geeded far the love he felt for any bug,
however rare.
one night a uri CLEAN famed forth
the light of "A thousand moons Eirei