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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-12-20
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mad beien 4iano8 TT 70 sroB gsa,eien baB bic erre
gaines 8ros. iid genDtbigt iaben, ibre Mrbeiten
3ubebnen.
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f6nbieften SabrfeR IN ben Ser. Staaten, inoert bic
abrf onetn Iber brei Biertel zines MderS aanbb es
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Repeatins PiitsIen, (eHiOt pt.J gsr. 80 Patrone,
Beitentaf9enpifOIsn, Nr. % Potrone, r
GewebrtoIben, sebraudbt Rr. 20 Patrone
GinIdRfise 6Ifnte, tS9rotsewehr)
9lepOIDerbI1ie, 36lf00 GeIiber, =. -
ELECTROMAGNETIC l8i9feJ ar. 80 patrDns,
Breed Soaking SaTbintr Str. as 4atrone.
Il. .. Babe tStaBlnuD NIT Sabsibaponet,
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uniere rellen 9interla0nngsg enebre
iinT chen fur BEN NttIitdrcienlt In Gus
ropa gebiaigt iinb angetiontnitn iporoen.
O.. BENNINGTON g S6bne,
80 Sisn,, Hep gort. p,
49eHtem3 9
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fObfon ". Co., Beg 6Ileags Mas Rsmpais, a.,aa
Sumiep ". Co., g., 2oniS; Albert q. Crane g.
francesca. Ts egSE feb3 3R
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-12-20
Reine 8lntarmntb un6 @1eid imA
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9iropbospborfaures @tien <Matron bon

Dieies neue 9rdpafat 1T bereit in Sraatrei1 unh
SnaIano an GteIe her GilenmitteI aSoptirt. IS 1T
aifftg farbs unb geibmados ltno entiprbt in einen
BeiianOtbeien Der Suiammeniekur oes 8lntes ullo
ser anolhen. 9egen 8lei1iutbt, Dtugenbei5perben,
S5wdcbe, 8erbaaiIns unb Aname, s6t es tein i6neI<
lerer uilS berer Ipirtenbes MitteI. Die aeemie be
Aleaeeie Iuelbet eS in ben HteiIten deH all uno ers
Itbanlit bic beiten GrfoI9e
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-12-20
0rp0effeen S So. 4
,.a s.. IN III
Ntatto 8Or'tt
Tabritanten.
SO. 499 Broabiuap,
'.s Scetp Wprf.

:. Sieie Riaros empfinsen ben bS3ftsn greis in be
MISUNDERSTANDING iter bic beiten 5abrtfate eonbpns
Paris', GentfdIanas, Der SsdSte Stem gnrt, Rbila>
SeIpbia, Baltimore unb 8oon; e5enfo bic @olS<aRez
hai4e ami sem ameritanif9en Sitftitut in
DG~ Stint aaf ciranSer fOIsenoen Sabrer. -S9a
rnfere 9ianos entbaIten bas SarFen @eSaI. ben
frans6ffdeH Sampfer, ben peridrften 8as, pole els
ferne Rabmen unS ale moSernsn 8erbeKerunsen. -
SeSes Snfrument aaf flint Sabre guarantttt nnb
merber inter Gafiibt ses GERM s. s. 9rppeftee
fabrisrt, BET cine prattf5e erfabrlns iiber IS
Sabren bat unS Der dbsr 1900 gianos feIbf eemu9
bat lniere gortbeiIe befdbisen uns, unere Sabrt
ate uOa 10000 Dollars biise: sn pertaaie, ars il
&c cine anSere s rit. 4..4, mo III I2fS
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-12-20

fnb Grinaut's ytattteo eapieln uEo be Nattico=
RitteInfi5 aIs erfosIos erwisien baben, ivrb bIrb
bic Rattcopreperotionen Der giin3enofte GrioIg err
,eIt. Dr. icera, oef berbnte Spesialtit, 1penbetfe
oft usibIiebIid al. Die Giniprtung rpro lei friz
den uio Die 0apien Bel ueraIteteil 5duen in Aupenz
olns sebra9t.
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Standardization.

TpiaIbesras pom geruiten, Anipra9eH
Ser SeFas IosIer ia einem etn,eine Sssites
alaHt) Sale psrf4ert wurSe, mar $4,000. bop Gbers
tsiSeo BE SAFE, als stre Gasemsns @esel, $1,000
7tf Oe,ealdatt tatseint adeesnefnen steseu absr
BEN Bert8eunesbetyag in irgetio elmer Stsets Dert
oser GebNheuieyea, i0flbeEn Last @ in oteer Besies
Enue, in ieeeIa f3elasa 69ne Don BEN aleemetnen
GAdratter Hanlicbteen 9Seite Der Strabe 2ei9z
'ie s i; sts Sea ss:S: CHARTERS
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91m. 81. ID bS 10 ortb, Afiit. Sefretdr her Reros
p0lttan 9erf9erselgSGeegf4aftE na9eem otefeleeh
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cine treue, poae un6 ;a6erdi setnaneFrjeEnn
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Bic oben befGrifbensn Ss0mten osrfeIben fI,S. y
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EIDE GAerrp uHb Union Str.
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ftt,Htss bisrmie pebels ste.a
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-12-20
E.4ts
Nafbpiae ili,b g CHATTANOOGA
Gife1babit.

SeafbpilIe i.nb g chattanooga
! 0ifenbabit.
Ital 49, - Z !
Sci t. 8 e @sft.
;3ipei tdsli9e 8iige berlaiIea gtaf5biIIe
fir @afbingtorL Stem gorf nao
alle 8unfte int Often uno @iiben.
@enaaer QnfdluB uiro In &bats !
.looga Worgens utto 9lbenos -
3g fur ale Staote i'm Sfen va u
itiS SaoweFen semadt. Z
Office bes General Guperintenbenten.
A.u. s. utb q. u. ". %. Giienbabn.
Rafbuiue, Esnii., Sept "a. 1867.
As ns mao 2Pnsssss g. SEPT 1857 :ns BE aa
Der 0orgensna petlGbt RafHpiae D. R., bait
aber nur In Smprna, Wturireesbcro, 9Bartrdce Tuis
Iaboua, Gail's Sprinss, SederS, Gopar, saberiDn,
Stspenfoa ni,e arisseport an ans errsidt Gbattas
Gin ssrad5tsus NIT qaiIagierroaast perIast waibs
p,Ie 80 q. Or. NIB dEt allen Gtationen ;rps
Ser @aSmistaas,na psriaet Waibpiae nm, 500 ".
Dr., bdt an Glen @tattones unS erreidbt chattanooga
/ Mas Sigs n,a@en senanen Mni9ms NIT her nab.
uine nab Siortbweftern Gtenbabn uno ale Bulge pom
Chattanooga ma4en 8esalen aai4hsB nit Der asuss
pile mnb Wafbuile GifenbdbH. af4
@leeante Ralace 9dlafipaaen an allen
9adt 8aiiasiersiieen. ~ y $
US GbeIbppiIIe attsmesatton.
GerlGbt SheIbppile $40 y. 3D., 1850 " 81 tinb
600 81. 81. iirb ina1t senaMen ani&luh NIT aaes
gaiiasiersiisen nnb BENT 80 Sra6tjug. BefIaiien
hartaee urR $50 y. Or. NIB lilo q. Wl. uub BIS y.
~, errsi9en SbeIbpptie nm ~. 30 y, Ws, LEO y. ".
uuo 600 ~ W. @gg ans . 49,
O.. .. Gazing. @easrag Sapt.
sfaae elton. CsH. Stsst aosas. fsgs5
psN 3R fsgsaFEs&
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Derbaunnes RGftilIen u. 3eltA en-
lf1ntf gfIriu 28,i gRu;Ea,t 80

f 9eSen Mus3ebrmme. I'd
Sirop hipophosphite de chaux (ilntel
Observation-Disclosures &oItierup. +
Diees nettt SefIntteI 1pirft aussesetnnet BET Gus
6ercuIeie mad S9wtnbfa5t, beren gefdbrIi1ere
Spmptoase'es iOfort beieitigt. 81 - 30 +
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-12-20

80 - S.}t{ ..5} - ~
Bon unb mad benz Is. 0opentber 1867 werSen 2iiae
| abgeben tn gerbinbtas nit allen ueftIiaen 2fnieu
! Iute feIet: 4-ers5 .-efI
Bon 0aatirs sae Salamanca Dom ttai6a Depot aa9
$50 i. 81. Gsgre6,go Don 9ua,rt tasIi6 (aus ae.
nommen Senatagsl Rdit in Salamanca 1000 v.
@ernins NIT benz 500 y. 81 Grpreb s9oitsua BON
Baftale Ino erretdt 9ep gort UNI nbr 9aors
2.s5 e G. g., asbtntna erpres NON eeomaasa, flo.
H9 (G1iS9encmmen Sonnta9s) bdit IN Sors
reussiue an um 5.25 q. N.,3 5upper), unS perz
btn6et f9 NIT benz tdgii9en 40 GrpreS pon
Buffalo nnb tomntt in Stem gort ON nm 700
Alb p: 81. gep gort gadt erpreb, Don e.atiri tas.
manea $40 g. ~; IN Cisaa Us q. d. csup.1
Surner's $50 u VI. e8ribfiidj inb errei5t Stem
9prt u soap. N., nm NIT ben 9sa9mitags Sagen
AHo Sampfern mad Bottom lmo BEN 9elienganbs
Gtabten 81 uerbinben. in[s iHsfIfSf. s3l
$50 g. R. gncinnnti GrpreB, non 9unfirf, tdaItd
Is, So q e a bsH IN Salamanca
ten Mnf4ius NIT benz II 20 g. M. 3ilg pOi, 8lfs
fulo nnO errei9t Stem Dort nm S45 y. ~.
Bon Buffalo. - geit Rem gort sett pou aepot. sd.
non Grban9e unb Nidbigan Str. .G3~sf hi.
5 "a ". 9t. Stem gort EasssGrpres (Sonutaes ans,
saS sas ss s9sp sI7 gos a
eifeul; Elirner,s 7.55 g. Dr., (Snpper), ,erreidai
9erp Dort 10 80 9. 81. lnb perbi1bet d in Great
Sss.a. NIT Der gsinwgre. aedawanna u. great
geittetna9ss srprsbsus fir 9biidSeIpSia. saItis
(sdsItd, Sotatass aissenommsn); errei4t Stem
30 y: ", sts9tntns GTpreB lansgsnentntea Sonns.
uilb erreie9t @ero gort 2 llbr Morseas. gerbinbet
ficb In Glmira NIT Der 9t6rbIi9en Central Giiets
baRs tut sStrisbnrs gbiIaSsip aane ben SiSen;
Ret1 Serfep Gifenbabn fir Baltimore uiiS aBajbs
in Jsoans6 IN Rerp gert NIT Dem @soraen erpreb
$40 y. M.s9. y. sacbt GTpreb, tieI Sonntass auss
gsnommsa); bait IN gortage nm S.55 y. d.,
lSup.); petbiabet iid gu 9oraenspius NIT benz
4i5 y; M. Bug pon SnntlFt " erreiabt Stem gOrt
II 30 q. aR Cincinnati erpreb tasIi6 tassenommen
Senntagsl; bait in SlIsanebonna 7.40 u. 3D.,
uab erreidt Stem a)orf 3.45 %. 81. gerbinSet III
Gtmira NIT Der 96rSIidbeu eentral etfenba9a fin
ton nns fd5Iidbe punfte, gu Great 8ea6 NIT ben
9eldDare, 2adaIpanna Hno gettern Gtienbabn
fir Scranton, Srsn mt aiio gsa0es5p s anS
Dompfern file Boiton urb Neuenglnno Stdbte.
Vim SonRtae gebt MUIR Elm Sag Sttlid tpelt5er Buf.
falo UNI 40 y VI. perliBt tRo 9teip gort UNI sipDf
nSF 9ailagiere na9 Bottom tmb Gcx GngIanS
rperoen nit ibrem @epdd IN Seu 9orf frei berliefert
H6P 8ergniBuu9sreiienben bietet bic Grie Giienz
hnhn Elm reisenoes thinner me9ielnoes Yanoroma,
in6em ne olFrd9 bic fb6nea Thdfer ber gHemans,
jsgsqaesanna. Rstapagare ane aaiaaPo 9taiie fiibH
9sae IN Ssr 8e t.-a5d begteEteu age sta6tsise
% Das gepdtf ipirb nit Durds
utarfen berleben. sic!
t1no Pafidserpreis ets 10 niebrisr ais auf irgeus
eiuer dnSern 2inie. 'd-sH {1fa-f+,S
> ~ Wan berIanse 8iIIets fur bic
Grie. giienbabn, a-r ... /.
wel9eaMf allen SauptsBiget ,g,ireans i'm gseen anb
q ISs u N{xur. 81. Cdrr.
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gferp6ie aosfs q. Wefiht8isbmerserl
8eiJer ats GppaiobalSam

perben iofort b,srb Sic brafIianii5e ganraua, ein
2lansliebe Sabitans aus 8raer, bic bort poH ieber
m Gebran3 se,ueien, sebetlt. S
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-12-20

BUIle. Sebr tpenig sOrbanben unb sss
rinse Na@fraee.. 0rsiharY 223, sewaf9en
1915 @ts., Wsrtno 1850 Gents. ssa
@6mala Die prsile iinb etpas septI
den. g8ir qustfren; @fsrfbtss 2taf in arss
t53 Gts.; in 8arreIs 144 Gts.; Gsuntrs.
f9maGs in Barrels 1878 Cts. go aai
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-12-20

ss9ftf &@@@1EuPu4At0W
sevii6tsunks s0sgeHg4aft, essesh In Der 9taat gep
alprt. inn @aaatf Rep. BORT mir geBlgenDe @esgeI5e
kdEesbra9f BAT, edb btfagte Geieaf4att aas tn BEN
Nsfaate Te1neNee BEN @eFfk@erunGsg efeaf@Gen AVIS
i eeIeeten Nebsagnnsfa sEjdat bat. NIB 10 btf&ene
aMbsFhems ha6 @erD ~, 8eb. Aeenten betagter @e'
ealaff ebeTif6Hs Sen Efforberiltfsn Der Sraafs9es
$50 co. mei@e fir foE@e Sdls aemg&t Hzo etHeert4tet
SIS e6euHt bebtH ~ 3stRab Bot eslests 1eetrepos
rsraafweyfH& 40 fesH mnG es@ h9eMHgSeef9dt
n b5sism eteaieti Hsibvtae 90 esrsioen.
Cd. GB. @afsbeft,
st2l Smith r0asb TsHH.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-12-20

Wef3en. Der Niarft 1T fat sGnsIi6
entIsert nrn gSsisen uab- IS 1T aud fetner
mebr i'm 9anbr. 9Hir qaStiren fUIsenbe
greiie : &Otber 200; Mmber go; Bei6er
2.35; Rebiterranean DOH. ua6 IS Cts. rs
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1867-05-16
sssz..sss:1ss.l--5s.l
Prognogtios for Nav.

May VIII begin on the first dav of the month
1t IS nos unlikely that a little of the prCsen
iNnd OF April weather will slip into Nav. I
| 1t should i would not be considered 76eiAe.
but regular ram
Inc weather in May will last about thirty
one days and nights, which is the usual time
at all seasons, with t6s month On no ac
count Will this rule be deviated from this
spring.
The weather viii be pleasant every dsv in
May-eXcept some. On those days You may
look tor storms or anything else. providing
you nave lost it,and then it is better to adyer-
tlse 1t in the newspapers.
III The clouds should come ND during the
morning, previous to ten O'clock it will indi-
cate tnat the sun viii not be visible during the
night following
Ii the frogs are caught singing in the early
evening it indicates that the ice has left tbC
ponds for the season.
Ii Saturday should fall upon Monday. Mon
day would get badly hurt.
If Thursday should occur on the next sue
ceedlng Sunday, things would become mixed.
you feel disposed
This viii last for quite a considerable space
of periods
Mondays viii generally be accepted as the
ctotAeS-ing days OF the m0uth--at least bv wash
erwomen
lIere VIII be some rains during this month,
bat II Is most usually easier to tellabout them
aller than before they occur.
halns must always occur when il is cloudy
Inc reign OF Old Abe occurred when it was
awful cloudy, and it is has not cleared up vet
May TINS year, viii terminate just as soon
as June commences
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1867-05-16

shall be opened in her name, at Coutts, thi
day.
my dear Freddy
eyes, dear Freddy! Now. old boy, a,
penalty for thinking your friend could be
such a scoundreI, you shall do me service
go at once to my dear aunt see you
know where she is,--and explain to her.
carefully and gently, all that has passed.
Take her papers with you, and my love and
blessing beside. That miscreant, Drye, de-
ceived me. He promised--you heard him
to spare her in the matter Of the Submarine
swindIe, and it was tint that ruined her. -
Happily, | can repay him He's a witness
for our opponents in case in which am
retained If don't turn the villain inside
out, may never wear horsehair agaiu!'
Freddy kept his word Mr. Suckha,n
Drye, forced to relate his own biography be
fore crowded court compromised himself
SO seriously that save in criminals dock
ct, he is not lii ely to be seen again in pub
lie
Kind Miss Sympleson is well and happy
She gives less advice than formerly. and
though open hearted as ever, takes such
reasonable care Of her money that Freddy
is likely to receive back, in due time, mMe
than the fortune he had saved, at the cost
of conscience from the clutches Of Mr. Suck
ham Drye,
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1867-05-16

ez~ George Francis Train, in recent
speech in New York;
"OuI modern marriage service should
read thus; Clergyman Will YOU take this
brown stone front, this carriage and span
aud these diamonds for thy welded bus
band? Yes Laughter viii you take
tins unpaid miliners bill, this high water
fall Of foreign hair, these Alterations, ac.
compIishments and feeble constitutions for
thy welded wife? Loud laughter Yes.
Then, what mammon has joined together.
let tue next best man run away with so
that the tirs. Divorce Court may tear them
asuuder
rs Davis is stopping at the Spottswo3d
House IN Richmond, aud no restraint is
placed on his liberty. Ii is thought that
he will be released under the writ of habeas
corpus and immediately arrested again to
answer an Indictment for treason Horace
Greeley and others are at Richmond to
become bail for him.
Il am great gan said a tipsy printer.
who had been on the spree for a week
Yes, said the overseer ''you are great
gun and half cked, and YOU can consider
yourself discharged ''WeIL" said the
typo, Chen had better 90 of.
eg-,T1e French government has ex-
planned ITS recent military preparations to
Prussia.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1867-05-16
RAIN ON THE ROOF.

b ADAiE-1 hAN-NA-A
When the humid shadows hover
over all The starry spheres,
And.ih melancholy darkness
Gently Weeps in rainy tears,
What a Joy 20 press the pillow
ora cottage chamber bed,
And to listen TO the patter
OF the soft rain overhead.
Every tink.e on the shingles
Has AN echo III the heart
And a thousand dreamy tancies
Into busy being start
'-s and a thousand recollecuons
Weave their bright hue into woof,
As listen to the patter
or the rain upon the roof
Now ia fancy comes my mother
As she used in years agOne.
To survey her darling dreamers
Fer She left them till the dawn;
OF see her bending 0 or me,
as / list to this refrain,
Which is played upon the shingles
BY the patter Of the rain.
Then my little seraph sister,
With her wings and waving hair,
And her bright eyed, chcrub brother
a serene angelic pair
Glide around my wakcful pillow
With their praise or mild rcprOOf,
As I listen to the mUrmur
OF the soft rain on the roof
And another comes to thrill me
With her eyes, delicious blue,
And forget l, gazing on her,
That her heart was all untrue,
remember but to love her,
With a rapture kin to pain,
And my hearts quick pulses yibrate
To the patter Of The rain.
There is naught in arts bravuras
That can work with such a spell
In the spirits pure, deep fountains,
Whence the holy passions well,
As that melody oil nature,
That subdued, subduing strain,
Which is played upon the shingles
BY the patter OF the rain.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1867-05-16
GE4aN AK.

plain statement offaots. inherited Scrafula and
many of relations have aied with it, Inlsg my caso
was hizatfui Tumor and ulcers spread until 1882 uud ri
t"e advice ef my Physicians went to Avon Springs.
received nc tencft-'rcd every acipc and ala every
timing could. ] had'tcrest my arm crshiou, and
mad not been abb to raise il my over year.
The discharEa rom two ulcers nearly iinta day
Amp"tatign was mmcnded; Init pronounced danger
GUS could bot seep my suger as were irtoer he
A friend brought meaf ngis physician who applied
salye with which he aaid he had oecorT ljs,od cx-
troordnary cures in the hospitals in England it com
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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1867-05-16
Great National Railway across
the C0ntinGn

Their line will extend from Sacramento
California across tue Sierra Nevadas to the
California State Iine, traveIsiug tie riess-
est aas. MOST pOpuIOus section 0a
California, and thence through tue great
lailsiuE regions OF the Territories
to the vicinity Of Salt Lake City.
Itforus the sole Western fink of the
only route to The Pacific which is adopted
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sac of Omitted STATES ES0nds.
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and running for o. miles from Sacramento
to within Il miles Of the summit of the
Sierras and large amount of the work of
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has baeu accomplished
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The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-04-02
Marringe bv clos and shoe.

A correspondent of Notes and Queries writes:
--"In the registers of the church at Haworth,
in Yorkshire, now famous as the place where
Miss Bronte, 'Currer Bell, lived and died, and
also remarkable for the wonderful assurance
with which its inhabitants, past and present,
have asserted its church to have been founded
in the year 800, there occurs an entry giving
list OF marriages at Bradford, and by clog and
shoe in Lancashire, but paid the minister OF
HawoIth' the fees mentioned. This Is in the
year 1888. Haworth is not far from the border
of Lancashire. Whati is the meaning OF mar
riages by clog and shoe in LancashireY In some
parts OF the West Riding it is customary to
throw old shoes and old slippers after the
newly married pair when starting on the we'd
ding tour. A few weeks ago was present at
marriage on the banks of the river Holme, at
which London, Scotland, Ireland, and wales
were well represented, when nearly all present
took part in the practice. The moment the car
riage which contained the bride and bridegroom,
and which was drawn by four splendid greysl
began to move Off score or more shoes and
slippers were seen flying after it. The custom Is
said TO be expressive of good luck and prosperity
10 the newly married couple. WHAT is the origin
OF III In the forest of Shipton, few miles
north OF Haworth, matrimony was subject to a
singular toll in the reign of RdWard H. 1t was
ordained that every bride coming that way
should either give her left shoe or 5s Adj. 10 the
forester OF Crookryse by way of custom or gaYt-
cloys,' Has TINS and the preceding custom any
connection with that OF clog and shoeYn