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... exquisite lace, with large how and spray of flowess. The bodice was trimmed with lace and flowers, with yoke and sleeves of Paris net. The veil of Brussels lace showed a chaplet of natural orange blossoms in tire hair. The bridesmaids were dressed in gowns ...

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... Pe:siaa Government sent 9 rose tree from the tornb of Omar to be planted on Pitagerald’s grave ia Boalge Saffelk, and at the show reses from this tree were quite the most juteresting exhubst. Sir George White, who is at St. Morits, was 72 on Saterday. He ...

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