Wedding Prophecies

Considerable interest is always nianifested in weddiugs, aud brides and grooms aud other things pertaininp thereto. Consequently the following old-fime prophecies conrerning each inonth's brides aud grooms will be quite appropriate. The prediction for the husbauds is coucbed iu sober prose, bnt tbat of the brides, as a tribute to women's iuborn love of graoe and beauty, is in rhyme. Not rnany of the mouths have good prophecies for both hufeband aud wife, bnt it is generalJy conceded that in marriage, as in other contracta, ene has to get the worst of it. "VVHEN SHAIL HE WED? A January bride will be a prudent housewife and good tempered. A Febrnary bride will be a humane and affectionate wife aud tender rnother. A March bride will be a frivolous chatterbox not very intelligent but likely to be good looking. An April bride will be handsome, aruiable and likely to be happy. A June bride will be irupetuons and generous. A July bride will be handsome and smart, but qnick tempered. An August bride will be ainiable and practical. ' A September bride will be discreet, affable and much liked. Au October bride will be pretty, coquetish, and jealons. A November bride will be liberal and kind, but of a mild disposition. A iJecernber bride will be well proportioned, fond of novelty, entertaining, but extravagant. WHEÍT SHALL SHE WED? A January husband will love no one but you. A February husband will be biest with shekels few. A husband wed in JNIarch storrus soraething like Maroh winds. An April husband's quite changeable you'll find. A husband wed in May is handsome but not wise. A husband wed in June is bound in faine to rise. A Joly husband's gift is more of wealth thau sense. Aa August husband's knowledge is something quite immense. September's grooms are said to care for eating joys. October's grooms bring bappiness without allnys. A November ■ husband's love grows sometimes rather cold. December's husband briugs both faith fulness and gold.