A CURIOUS WEDDING.

Temuka Leader, Issue 1115, 7 June 1883, Page 1

A CURIOUS WEDDING.

A wedding different from the coramf" run of weddings was celebrated recent at Frankfort, in Philadelphia. The bride groom (says an exchange) was the noto; ous Moffifc, better known as the mosa'i • mad, the bride being Miss Leo Hernias - dsrg, the bearded woman. The guests ii - vited for the ceremony were each phenemenial in one way or another. Thei" were, for instance, the “fluted girl, the most corpulent boy in the world, the living mermaid, the individual whose flesh presents the elasticity of so on. The bearded woman was givei away by one Geary, whose reputation a a sword swallower is a fortune for him The bride was most anxious to use tli • razor before donning the orange flowers ; but her future husband, with an eye 1 business dissuaded her from doing so c the score that it would be extravsigant t sacrifice her splendid beard, which con stituted her dowry, out of a foolis sentiment of feminine vanity. In fact, h hinted that he must marry her with tl beard, or not all ; so the lady reluctant! yielded. Moffit has had two wives withm the last few years, the second (the Cii cassian beauty) last summer. They wet" both profitable speculations, he admit? ; but he considers his third venture in t* 4 matrimonial line as more promising tin 1 either of the other two. After the hone.• moon, which is to be spent in New YOl. the happy pair are going to Europ . there beiug. it seems,too much competitn* \ between natural curiosities in tee Sta ..i to allow of much being done there.

Holloway’s Pills.—With the darken) •' days and changing fempeiatures 1 : = digestion becomes impaired,the liver <i • ordered, and the mind despondent uni s the cause of the irregularity be expel •: from the blood and body bv an altera) - • like these Pills. They go direct'y to i ,•< source of the evil, thrust out all iinpnri ■< from the circulation, reduce distempc ' organs to their natural state, and cor ■ t all defective and contaminated secret!. Such easy means of instituting heal , strength, and cheerfulness should be m the possession of all whose stom»chs ' weak, whose minds are such harassed, • r whose braihs are overworked. Hollow. ;■ is essentially a blood-tempering medienwhereby its influence, reaching the motest fibres of the frame, effec : v universal good. W© believe that if everyone would ) > Hop Bitters freely there would be ic. : t less sickness and misery in the world. *1 people are fast finding this out, v ' families keeping well by its use. tU-d.