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To OUR YOU'VE FRIENDs.-When we insert
marriage notices hereafter. and are expected
to do it up in "brown style," the bride and
groom must not neglect to accompany said
notice with large piece of the EXTRA fxins.
A Yankee editor has chalked out line which
we expect to plumb to the nicely of "nat's
heel" He says, all notices of marriages when
no 6ride-cdke is sent, will be set up in small
type, and poked into some outlandish corner
of the paper. Where a. a.handsome piece OF
cake is sent, it will be placed conspicuously in
large letters; but when gioves, or rather bride
tavors are added, piece of Illustrative poetry
will be given in addition. When, however,
the editors attend the ceremony in propria
PERSONA and Kisses the bride, it will have a
special notice-vERv LARGE TYPE, and the most
appropriate poetry that can be begged, bcr-
rowed, stolen; or coined from the brain edito-
rial.