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A BOUNCING BRIDE.

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A BOUNCING BRIDE. There was a wedding the other night in a cottage On Benton street, and about 11 o'clock a number *of boys got together to give the newly-married Couple a serenade. They had horns and tin pans -and various other musical instruments, and had just turned up when the groom came to the door and said "Boys, don't! This 'ere noise disturbs us." A clod of earth hit him below. the belt, and he retired for a few minutes. When he reappeared he announced: "Now, then, this 'ere has got to stop or some- thing will happen." What will it be ? inquired a voice. "My wife'll come out and bounce the crowd." He retired again as chunks of dirt began to rat- tle around his ears, but in a short time the door waa thrown open and the bride jumped out with a <!ub in her hand. She was all' business from the start, and more Chan one serenader got a sound "whack before lie distanced her. In five minutes ahe had scattered the crowd over ten acres, and the husband stood in the door and shouted "Go in, Mary! I knew you fellers would hear something drop if you kept on."

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