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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-19

aim al been n andoneI. Perhaps many thought
that the stories about them were fabulous
Yet every veteran miner knows that siniiiar
lost mines arc said TO exist in almost every
gold region. and that the evidence Tor thelr
existence is generally strong. In the prose- Il
stance tru h. as 30 often happens, seems stranger
than fiction. for the news has come that alter
= ouartcr of century Of vain exploration
fortunate party of prospcctors has really found
the Gunsght ledge and the Goulder
placcrs. The mircs thus once more
brought to liaht lc two hun lrcd miles
from Los Angeles, and the terrible Death
Valley has TO be passed to reach them. There
are wood and water where they are, hut the
tourney there is so difficult that tic probability
Of q considerable rush is not great, though
sbopld it occur it is to he feared that consider
atIc loss of life will be caused 10y the hardshIps
Of the route Whether the new discovers
have taken the bearings so accurately That thcy
are surc TO find the mines when they 90 back
&c the ONLY doubtful point. 1t scci.ls that thcy
had lost their way when they came upon the
nlaccrs. and perhaps their confusion at the time
may have incrfcrcd with their recollection IN
which case their disappointment viii he eqnai
70 moor Gouldcr's, and the supcrstltous miners
viii conclude that the mysterious mines arc BE-
w,tchcd If, however, they recover the irhli
there seems no doubt that they Will bc "rch
bcvond the dreams Of avarcc."
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-19
SIXTEEN PAGES.


For'IGV.-Thc news in Lonion. - The Bul-
e.nar throne suii vacant. GO The David. T.
A, .tn~ cise. --= Intry of the new Lord Lieu
tepa.i INTO ireland. --=- Father fahv's impr'son-
iacut Death Of the Ear Of Da,keith by tie
accidental discharge IF his gun. - great
mrc.ua a. namr,iistS IN Berlin
Ionr.rc.-The yacht race near ew-
no. comics. cd IN variable winds and calm.
- John l.. sullivan knocking Heard dow"
IA pi.t.hnlr. - Report OF secretary Man
n.ne's resignation. = wmds'orm IN
Ncv-U .n,rshirr. -= Arrested IN Chicago for sell
inr .,urcelod good. -- Withdrawing troops from
Ariln.a. -- Illustrating an enlightenment by
nubrc officers in CIucipuati. == Governor HI
a. the Ch4rtanqua County fair. 60 Nominations
for 4 ,emb. ymcu in Now York SAFE.
cry AND SUBUEBAN.-ihe trouble over MI.
uldcn's VIII. -=- 4 Brooklyn woman drowned
lcr daughter aud hanged herself == Strange
vii o. would he suicide. - Winners
NJ Sh.eqsho.d Bay: Moliie Mccarthy :
Last. Mona. Lhcky b.. GriSette, ESire'la'
Beck, p. --= Washington beaten by Ne"-lorh'
Pitislur- by the Nets, Louisville by brooklyn
- NJ W. Ford won the athletic championship
competition -- Close of the Creedmoor meet
inn = Arrested for stringing wires. =-
Gold value Of the lcgal-tender silver dollar 4l2l2
grlius-qt - 13-l6d. per ounce-7347 cents.
-- stocks active and advancing. with small
fluctuations closing strong.
1rY Observation-Disclosures for to-day; Signify
warinc~ and far. temperature teTday: hIRh-
est, 90. lowest. SO average, II L..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-19
MEXICAN 1HaCST At BATIRD.

MEXICAN 1HGESf At BAIAED
President Diaz's message 10 the Mexican
Ioc,s,turc will cXaspcrate poor Mr.. BaNard
Tie Cutting and ATcsuIcS cases arc dlsmisse
IS unimportant episodes, which have cAcfe'
facii.ious interest owing to the State Depart
u,nts lack of information and prccpliaic hdSlc
The Mexican President is studiOusly cOurtc0u>
in manner and temperate in language, but M
criticism of the action Of lie American Govern
mcnt is none the less dcstIucINc. lie charges
MIR BayaId with cndangcrrng international
ueacc by cXaggcratIug The importance OF TRIVIA
incidents and by making unfortunate and arbl-
hary demands Tor the release of Cutting. The
maintenance OF peace he attrllulcs ito TIE
prudcn, and stlicty legal conduct OF the couI l.
and authorities Of the State OF Chihuahua a.
we'll rs To the good sense Of our people, and o.
the Government of the lnncd states, which
when letter informed did not insist OH us &c
mand which gave rise to this Transient dill
culty." The fine IRONY Of this passage has been
rarely cNcccd in Presidential messages. lhe
,C-aiity Of he proceedings OF The Chlhuahtt'
courts is affirmed with dignity, and the Igno-
rance Of the Safe Department Is cOndoned
with a characteristic Spanish flourish Of con
dcSccnsiOn.
The uariisans of the Administration have
been deriving mcagrc consolation from The 1t
cent acuun Of the Mexican authorities. Ia
release of Cutting, they have ailn med, WAS a
triumph lor Secretary lBayaId, who found n
Necessary to project an American citizen III h.
rrghts, and carried his point through vgorolr
intervention. The Federal circular TO The
sac authorities, warning them that create
mudcnoc must he exercised in The aIp;st oi
ofcgnps, aud requiring them TO give innlcdl-
ate nioiml ION To the c nirll Government 4.
such ,a-c~ has teen cIlCd ~ another proof IF
thc wisdom f lie >cCrc ary's action. Pcs de-
Diaz message. however, does not confirm thc
statements # Mr. Bayard pards,nS that sub
.'aptlai success has attended his vigorous and
aggressive policy. The demands OF the Amer
,o4u Government are dealt with III a most con
tcmrtuous manner. aitct without dlscouricsy
President Diu evidently considers the igno-
lance Of The State Department TO have been thc
chief source # danger III the recent cOmpnca-
tons. That department, when letter IN
roimod,' did not insist upon It's demand
which gave rise TO this transient difficulty.
lcacc was maintained because 1t was possible
TO bring Secretary BAyard to his senses speedily
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-19
crave With her AZ w,th all who knew him, the heauti
ful and gentle little follow "a favcre.
THE TALK OF TIE DAY.

Tho famous shell heaps at Damariscotti' Mo- arc y
he ground up TO hen food aud fertizers oy p"'''
comp.ny The largest heap - 3il feet long oy lSo oos
wde and Is from four TO twenty feet deeh 'no o''
OF these shelheaps has boen subject oil mucn osou
atom ,mong arch biologists The Peabody Museum IL I"
have all tho relies and curosItes that may be ou"a "
the heaps.
"Thars what call good dinner remarked nvvo,'
~ he lenned back IN hs chair win ah ar VI ~ von
Rnhl,yn SAID his mother, "Pm ashamed Oh op''',
The miastar. who dining with the ian,I), 1870
heartily. Bobby appreciates thc glou n ,htnk r.
he a,,,i " Ike al the of us" "pOnt you thim1
WA good dinnerp Bobby asked of the y'nis'e,. b
indeel enjoyed IL very ibucn . - ~, -,
,h,h, con xnnId b., tuss she didn't think you got
yerv mucn at home" Macon telegraph
Texas editor alluded the other day 10 JIG o"'"
erous Boccacio" md when bs brethren jumper Oh
him for the stoke, he retorted az foho"s' i"o
truth f. we have never read the darncd thing; Du'
wall ma, =, oood maverick that there isn't another
cussed editor IN the who can trutniny say tue
same thlng."
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-19
1 MINING ROVINCE.


twenty-five years ago prOSpcctor
named Gouldcr made his way verl
ianmly acroSs the Color ado Desert,
and near the Nevada Inc discovered a wonder
f1l aurilcrous and argcntfcrous ledge, and no
lar oil one OF thc richest gold placer yet hcdrd
Of. According 10 his story the gold lay on
he surface III large nuggets, or chspas add he
brought away spec mems wh ca gave pldus bit,
To his story. OF course the news Of the discoy-
uy caused sensation, and party was
once formed 10 20 ouI and locate and open the
Gunsight ledge and the Gouder placers. Blu
Ike tho enchanted cities Of Orion al legend,
which appear once IA many centuries 10 SON.
aandcrcr, and then vanish again for generations
80 the Cunsight ledge and the GOullci placer.
seemed TO have disappeared. The original dis
coycrcr could not lind them again, and dica
,alny pursuing the quest. The Journey to the
m,s,erious mines was very difficult. Ia cross
mg ihc burning desert VIII ch guarded thr>,
treasures many a prospecting party Pcrlshch.
Even the lust Of gold. thc strongest passion tina
moves men, Was insufficient to maintain Tho
scach in the face Of ,hc obstacles, and for e
ong time The Gunsight lclge and The Gould~
ulaccrs have been rlogalod TO tns af ,cr-suppc
chat Of old miners
The possibility OF rc-dscoycring them had
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-19
SrpIFAIDFR.

Have you pretty fairy
Walking with "A manner AIRY
Through The carih,
Gid ng vines hat AMI castle,
Lingering where the cOrn-sttia tassoi
Mods IN mrth
she's dainty lite creature
Fair ln form ana every ieaturei
Shaded nlus
Is TIE dress 1er form adosning-
lis glory OF me N T Ing,
spreuJ with dew
sllvery Luna's teams her hair is.
And within her mani 5ne carries
GOhien-rOd
Touching with It rruits by magic.
Winnie the iraYcs IN ending tragic
"'''" -[co1mbus Dispatch
James K. Hilyarl 10 cooied man VINO Is circuit ~
bs race Born every lisa vantage ne Is no" o"o
OF tae most prosp roLs anu respected c'%cus Vi ."
Paul MINI lie is one o, the few colorei men oil tue
world who have succeeded in rising 70 the htghe't ue-
gree IN Masonry, having attained the thrty-thru "e
gree several years ago. lie IS also prominent menu
Der OF the order Cool TenpTs ana Is an uonote"
member VI the Episcopal Church.
GREAT INVENTION.
WHY do the pe0ule look ara ladghf
what is the tunuy sght
Tie Young IN III mas a ~ rtph,
And tbs Old thing wont write.
Just see # all his wies resist,
Now would you really tni,k
Considering how ne poun IL his INST,
The thing was run D. lDkf
II. thinks perhaps 1t NAV not be,
'Or else IS clogget with dirt,
And 80 uuscrrw vs. II areiuliy-
Ny TINS inky SHIRT
he caucE4 the pen uto NJ desk,
Ant SHUTS II with siam.
His mOuS.oguc IA picturesque,
AID winds up with--lhem.
,omcrve Journal.
candidate for the position OF " botanical gar
den,r and hortculturls ia Prospect Park, presents
card bearing after his name no less than seventeen
niles lie remarks or ths Park that IN" Impressions
are II titel" We tel him how 10 make the unfayOr-
ab,e impression when the pa)c has formed OF hin
les limited tnan Dropa large majority OF those
superhlons titles.
What can II Ia I'm the expression Nv wife ~ mat
renders IL 80 difut ~ natural utierancH Oh tue stage
n IL yer, cutius observe .Ow aCiOIs uNartniy ENr
rue same intOnation te sam" slcty dr wi, 10 the,
annie monpsy! abeS. AMI ways speak them ts thOuSl
" nv wa. "A mile long an "wiie was spelled y-npll
There NAY be stage traditions Tor tins ahecir FL pro
nunciaton nut II So the sooner thev are bhnlshel u
the pronetty room the better; tnry wort be mi'sei
When t.e II ,gr lover husband wishes - De par
ttcDlarly sentimental particularly crushei he calls
an n wife IN accents tbat send cold snvers down
an etymoo,-t's back ami axes hi'u wish the iei"w
wo II say Mrs A., b. C., tho Gaze may he, or
ANYTHING else rather than he eOufOuniey posSesslVe
Nnbdy wants his WIFE,. add II she l. MS. why not De
a man ahout 1t ana thge the consequences "lVn"u'
drawing I-IBosl0n heihiL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-19

believe in rcd-hot stone statues and living
snakes in mems stomachs are in certain
branches Of knowledge, which ought to I've COM
mon property, hopclessy behind the age Per-
hans ii is too late to do much for them, but
certainly their Successors ought not TO nc per-
m,tcd to grow up equally benightcd, and tho
infusion of little more practical science mo
tLc g ,nluou schcoi cGl rso is plainly required
hy the survival cf the fa'laccs VIC have cited
and many others which arc not less deeply
, ,.f p1
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-19

fnr the pIlrDOSc. But nOlninS HAS po|'' "oi'N'
ryr sy-pEpFIUOES BRIDGE TRUSTEES.
VIVA, is The use Of having a Board OF Ii1is-
toos % manage the Ncw-York and BROOKLYN
nrdco That is the question that thinking
a,,Io r,rst no forced TO ask thcmsclvcs-lf
nov had not asked it tcfoc-when they re-
alizc hat for the last three months inc noa'"
Of Trstccs has not been able to hold SIN
Gle meeting for lack of quorum. ms III
fact is no unusual thing IN the summer
uontLs: but the interests OF Tic B1dSc 40
do no suffer in the least thereby. AS many
of the travelling public are carried TO ana II"
lc;wccn the bus ling cities, and win as much
scru,rtv. when the Trustees arc away from
town rs when sufficient num- or OF thcm afc
allc 70 &c, together and hold their iorma
monthly gathering. Except so far as the fnan-
c;ol 5crartmcnt i concerned, il is hard to see
why the affairs Of the Bridge would not 60 on
&c smoothly, easily and regularly II no meet
ing Of The Trustees took place Tor WE'VE
month. The Trustees are supcliluOus SCI
of men. and the Board should have been abel
ishcd rs soon as the Bridge was finished ana
tu,ncd oyer 60 the cities which poured on
millions Of dollars to build it, While these
million, were icing drawn from the treasures
of Ncyv-Yor1 and Brooklyn and spent at inc
average rate of million year, 1t was eminent
IL fitting that this expenditure should INC au
minis'crcd by Board of Trustees.
But with the completion Of the work inc
functions of the Trustees ceased. The ldcd
Of a set of Trustees for a finished work Is IT.
itself an anomaly. We might as wei appoint
T,us,ecs for cur streets, our parks ana ou'
docks. The duty of The Bridge Trustees was
~ .cc th.t the two cities money was wisely
and economically expended. That duty ceased
over three wears ago. and since that time The
Board OF Trustees has been supcriluliy. Il
WIS never constituted board OF manage
mcnt. The Trustees at that time would have
dore well 10 offer ,hcir rc'gna'ions and alio"
ihr executive officers of the TWO cues 10 tal'r
charge Of the finished structure until NE
LEGISLATURE could have time to act ms thcN
did not sec fit TO do. and so this unnecessary
and useless body has been continued until the
present time.
The Legislature Of 1885 put an end TO is
c,,s cuce with the consent Of the Board,
Mr.. Stranahan being then at lis head, bu'
various other matters were included IN tb'
mcasure which was, as a whole, i'll clumsy
shape, and Governor Hi refused to let 1t be
come a law, largely, 1t was believed, al inc
instance of Hugh Nc I.aughlin, the Brooklyn
" Boss" who has been able TO use the bridge
in the interest Of his political machine. Inc
Legislature this year neglected its duty II.
,cspect to the management OF the Bridge. We
bnre 10 see a better record in this matter
made bv the coming Legislature. Early III
January next law should be enacted putting
| nm end 10 this Board.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-19

Everything else can be attended 10 eAceP.
cxcise eases end observation-disclosures cases ~
has always been So and the present DISTRICT
Attorney will probably say like all his prche-
a,,.snrs :. Can't help it; not enough courts or
;,dgcs other things more Important" Prob
ably he could help it, however J, nc VIZ
actually pinnc TO bring such Offenders ,o'JuS
ice. Why does not the Department OIL ruo'
Works take steps to provide room 1or I".
Third of General Sessions Inc boaIu ' u,
Estimate and Apportionmcnt has voted T9o'ooo
for the purpose But nothing has been uoi'c.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-19

Mr. Tdgat Fawcctt is known rs novelist who
eicvcs In pointing the NE OF MS city ana HIS
.i,nc ane who Gnds in this life the charm oi
romance as well as the realism of bread, butter
AMI banking. His local color is always good, and
always thsbettor that he blends with IL the eie
,en, of the ideal-the" light that WAS on sea
OF lanl." IL , pleasant to announce thal MI raw
,ett has Lately written for Tia SUNDAY TmBuNi
one of the most picturesque and exciting novels oil
winch Newly has been the scene. The plot IS
stronA. the action is spirited, the characters are
,trik,ny. and tho interest never flags. The first
chapters OF The Confessions Of Clsud VIII
appear IN next sundays TRIBUNE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-19

Mex 10 Nj. Panci's Land bill for Ireland,
hc subject Of gi,a'cst interest TO English pol
~, ians mst now Is he recent announcement OF
Lord Ran lo'ph Churchill that in due time the
Tony Government viii give "A large measure Of
lu al government To Ireland. as well a. The res
If tie United Kingdom What the exact de
tails of the scheme may lie ~ not known; but
il VIII doubtless place the machinery OF local
taNa ion ~ Ireland under IRISH control. OF
,onlsc thc lnsh VII eagerly and pro- ely ac-
cent thls from the Tory Government. Bui
Il the Torres imagine that such concession
viii h.. accepted in place Of Home Rule thoy
make serious mistake. Home Ruic Is the
goal locd self government would lie step
toward II.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-19

The state II things disclosed by the last L.
1oit o., he Onncrs aud business Mems Ascot
;ion, winch has BON trying TO clean out thc
uIo.al lcs'-ha.scs in the nc0ghborhood OF We.
Twenty 90 gcnihsl, is an infamous disgrace TO
shc administration Of criminal Justice IN New
N0lk. 81 great eSIenSc Of time and money Il o.
tssociai on has obtained evidence making o..
HE strongest Kind Of oaScs against the owners
ard agents Of certain property used for Illegal
AMI Immoral purposes Hu, il Is Of no u,c
IL Is not possible. apparently. 90 get ihe d.
tuct- Attorneys ofrc 10 even put these case
on the calendar. The moment the AFFIDAVIT,
approach thai point they disappear IN pigeon
huIos ia his Office, and unai is the end vi them
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-19
1u0er 10 Advertisements.
Bus,llrss Ncnces.


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co. any other drink with. will keepyou "eo
fr.~i Ups p.i.a. Collie ANA barlhua
POKrR's BITTEEs in
one q, tho fncs Halls in existence; is also sure sP'
ns.f 4 Affections ~ tuc bowels.
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D., Postal So'. 'hc rc'oitter win please wIi'e on ' w
st"o1 Trr NFv.N nIN rgtFirNF." - x-orL Al.
N.noiuoc 80 rir TiiHi NJ. ia Nas.rn s' N,,,Y York
fl,--. torrr Gonlsnt' simply "Ili iN.'' ~. -,
unAN6I. oTTrrF- or TlII IElb. y r. r., .,er.
flI.. .f- f,r ruhl cation IN 'fN lhh' ~, ~ he
.iev o. tle fsv r,per will be received u INC
siraa nc ffHrlf offices ir N'N Norh
f.f. t,N nNI,f l8 Er,s.fvav " o. in. 70 , " ~; m
N, n-f rr.t .lv. between POI AM $50 IS. ~. y ~
40 nn~ Wf.f .slfrtt' fh'r-t. lot - :" - m
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,.o. r. Vfo~ 20 Bedford. 81. Sfr1nn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-19

pcu.al Of nm article on lo0al politics ON
another page Il The 1KnuNE viii convince
She most hopeful that The situation can ic>t d.
,c~, ri,d rs uc word "mNcL' The Demo
ci:ts arc all az sch 1anmany viii certainly
49,, unite with he County Democracy on a can
Cilsic for MAYOR named iy Nh Grace ; ami Mr..
6r..c aS.urrdly mc.siS TO name a man Tor TIA
Oncc lie C,Brls tbc COun Democracy,
ond bee would OF course select himself as his
own ,'.,-ihlc successor II hc were convinced hc
could 10 elected. All talk Of his being tired OF
rs oil 5 nonsense. Until hcCIuzcns move
m,ui which lee Is contemplating getting up has
1al~l, Mr. Grcc Viii have an eye on himself
ia he next Mayor There Is no talk anon :
Republicans oi lny'hiug tut a straight load
ticket for their parry. That Is a wise decision
an1 hey should suck TO IL.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-19

Tic work Of securing proper quarters for the
or.Im,n.s of the National Guard IN Tins ci,y
viii mot lag un0cr ihc care Of General lltzgci-
a|a. tine new q mma"dcr of the FIRST Brigade.
a. hi, opinion a high standard cannot he mann
tanned among mhDlncn unless they have
PHEASANT armorcs Co resort 10. There IS much
fuh 100 lhs, hu Ntv-loh1 regiments cannot
complain that they are badly ucated. Outside
this ci.y Lc Siafc furnishes he umOrics but
metropolitan regiments have TO lie housed ~
metropolitan taN! ucrs, who already have CON
tnuicd several millions for Inc National
Guar snan Is fl. AID now thclC are q good
many old log.cs about who link that the
r-rnore. should no. % mp amy faster than
ihc much needed schoolhou,cs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-19

There is only one thing that sottens the grief OF
America on being told that General Booth, OF
the salvation Army, is coming to visit us. lie
leaves his Army behind
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-19

Governor Hill is reported as remarking that he
10 a granger now and out of politics. We have
been suspecting tins for some time 1t is rumored
OIL the Cnemung ranches that the following weirdly
beautifu agricultural madrigal is from the pen OF
this enthusiastic farmer and viii be incorporated
The Meeker herald., 1886-05-08
.or,oNs co>oums,.o nr,pnmaIn.

Instead Of being Va many graceful
a. ram.uts at the maiingu ceremony, M
ruwu,lays. the br,druuil. in ,idcu times
lad ytt4ouB duti'r assigned ,n th,m
I.u. one of tho principal tasks was
di,Hsiue the bride On her Wedding morn
iHi4. when any omission iu be-. toilet wiz
lil To sliui- Charge A. a wedding, no.
where II wns arrngod that the bride
should he iol,nweil hy numerous train
81 ler lady friends 1t was tn fist hfitia-
n ,ls duty to plHy tl" ua-i of drill
mpircs', "s.zins" them 10 that mo
rair IN tho procession were follnv'l hv u
taller couple" She wa. also exp g, a to
sec that each brid 'm iDl was not only
provided with spgi' " rnsrnnry. or .
floral posy pinu.d. to the hr'1sifulls u
her dr''ss. hut hal sNml,liral c.Hplut
in her hand. In many pattof Germany
It is still cu,,umT! iur t.o h-i,lrma.is to
bring the myrtle wreath, which they
have subscribed together To purchase on
,hc nuptigl eyc. to the hlu of ilio bride.
and 20 remove Il from hrr lead % tie
clos" nf th.weldiur ,Hy After this Ind
been done, III. bri,l. !, iliudfoli.d, aid
,h. myrtle wreath hcirg pn; into her
hand sh. tries 10 place 1t on the head Of
ono Of her brid.mnids n they dance
around h-r for. IN ncclpLuee with u :
oil b.li,f. wlosycr shr crowns i surc 10
bo married. within n.,ctr from that dite.
As may be- imagined this ceremony is tho
source of no sm1ll -sritcm.n'. each
brIirnIaid Icing g'Hrily mIi1us TO
follow the cIrmplo # ,hr bride. Re-
foFripr once moro &" ilo hrld wreath
aud claplc'. Il - still r. ,urG-iit lu.iou in
many paris II our own country tina; the
bride in removing these must take
rI.ri8l care that hsr hrii-mailS throw
aray every pin. Not ouly is it affirmed
that misfortune viii uycr'1kr H.. bride
uho retains even our pin Us"i iu her
marriage toilet. hut woc also to tho
bulrmail. II th"y keep any 81 Them. NJ
iIy.r prospects, u marriage will he shoTp-
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