The sun., 1893-07-26
AN INTERRUPTED WEDDING
THE SID SEoGEB or 4 YOUNG GRIPS
MIRRIIGE AMBITIONS.

FnintIrG nt the Au,r-why Did Not soue
frirnd Warn Her t-why Was She Not
AdviSedt-She Could Easily Have Been
Hnpry.
There was to be wedding in grand old.
fashioned farmhouse on the banks OF the
housntouc. The ancient building is sur
/ rounded by noblo clms; ii has broad piazzas
and large, cool. comfortable rooms. For sew
oral weeks elaborate preparations have been
in progress for tho marriage OF the eldest
daughter Her own hands have fashioned
each new garment. ono by ono; the supply Of
linen with which her now home Is to be
furnished has lcen stitched and hem-
stitched by herself The floral decorations
for tho house. the wedding breakfast
tho table supplies. and arrange nents for
seating tho guests, the c"scy alcove under
which the bridal pair Will sand to take the
solemn vows. all nave hccn arranged 10y her
The pack uE OF trunks aud boxes Tor shipment
to the now home far away have. IN their turn.
ali ST tb"sc hmsy dvs ny rnJ assr sE mo Snns
at Eight. thoL In the morning. has spared her
sell no effort md given no Thought, (, the
honeiully. sho had continued tho strain.
SAYING Ehng r, in ansTrr +" all eYnI;stnlHt"ns; n,;
1 shall rcst Not "A m,h"nt in ali ali
that time ha.s cen founi in which TO stop
The dear old home, her birthplace. tha pro =
% %Ginus ones, especiaiiy in.th.r' to whom she is
ucNbItulS attached. not Il Thought pf me sep
araton from itfc.i .S friends m nsso .in,os;
~ dear companions The breaking OF rirlhoJd
Ties and tender memories have heen swallowed
up 10y feyerisl anxiety that no pains lie spared
t" make her wedding bright. harry. AMI the
centre Of interest. Sh" has no. even had time
to dread az these pnl ltings. to tain OF going to
auistant state with TIC man sha loves. whom
she has chosen FOR lie.
At last the day arrives. tho guests assemble.
al is ready The brides wish Is amply inl-
fllsd; for IT," entire % snr,ouniinss are in ex-
mcnt upon it. Nothing rouli l." more nrctty.
The snprcin. mom"lti has come, tho hrlie and
ly erect and cool. she pal" and trembling At
almost the first step She stops. shudderS, aud
falls in dead faint. tired. worn out TO the limit
too great. and her strength fniicd her at the
critical moment Oh. what agony for herself
and friends! Why could not one Of them In all
the mast weeks of care and ov"rwOrk have told
needed food and hclrt Why could, they not
isnia have eounse',ed hrr to- use sonehing that
wifehooiY why did I'D they ~; not It" tell III her ' about
that greatest OF all modern discoveries, that
nerye, builder. that liie-Givcr. OF which all her
friends knew-Pnine's celery compOund2 Why
did they not think of this. realize the care
and strain she was sustaining and help her
Alas. there is mnnva lovely bride. there 10
many a mother. there is innny an elderly
woman. and indeed. men who seem to be-
strong. who need this advice. need caution
down. The nerves are so delicate. the strength
is so uncertain. life Is 50 short: Why will peo.
use good Judgment and tho best discovery
the hest remedy at their command?
1t il pleasant to. announce that the prospec-
tive bride who tainted at the altar was, after
ward MARI ei. hut how much was her happi-
ness; her bridal trip. her honeymoon inter-
fercd With and how easily all could have been
and her friends usc the prorcr care and the
greatest discovery known to the world-.Adr