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SINGULAR BRIDAL CosrUME.-Singnlar displays happen not unlrequently, in the eff ioFts to appear fine at marriage A bride groom who had notthe wherewithal himself. (lt was Tn the country,9 borrowed ofa friend huge green blanket overcoat, dickey. and pair of fisheFman's boots-the thermometer oemg at ninety degrees. Thus equipped, he joined his bride, who was arrayed in a new cotton garment, her only dress. The twain hurried to theresidence of a missionary. who soon made them one. The husband restored his wedding suit to its owner, passing the h,oney-moon, as he had his life previous. shIrtless-Jareis' Scenery of the Sandtoich