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A wealthy lady gave a reception in honor of her daughter's birthday: for :which music was furnished by a pop”. Ear orchcstm. The leader of lllLs orches. 1m was a violinist who 'llfld won sociul as well as professional success. and the hostess evidently wished to dbplay her Its Power“ Grow-s With Agraâ€"[low many medicines loudly blazoucd us pn- «nacous for all human ills have (‘OlllC and gone since Dr. Thoma-5‘ liclectric Oil was first .put upon the market? Yet it. remains. doing more good 10 human- lly than many a preparation more highly vaunted and extending its vir- tues wider and wider and in a largqr circle every year. It is the medicine nl the masses. hostess evidently wished to display her knowledge of this fact. When the even- Vmg was half over, the bulier approach- {ed the musicians, who were having a €122?” resL and in his ioflicst manner snid. referring to a paper in his hand:â€" “Tho violin calls in the dining-room; tie rest. of the instruments in the pan- try. The parrot. thaL garrulous pet, is generally supposed to have the mono- poly oi the power of talkim,r among birds, but, as a matter of fact. the par- .1'0t's voice is decidedly inferior to thut of UP." mynah. There are always exam- ,ples of these birds in the large aviary of the London Zoo. and they repeat various phrases with great, clearnoss of utter- ~ance. Curiously enough, the hen has a gruff voice. while the cock speaks in a :ctear, high tone like that of 21 child. T he mynahs can be easily provoked into showingott their power of speech, and will greet the visitor with “Good morn- ing" in response to his sotutations. ’t‘he mynah is a kind of starting, and this Ylatter bird is well known for its imitative apnwcrs. Are your cams hnrdcr to remove than ‘i-lrose that others have had? Have they not had the same kind? Have they not been cude by using Holloway's Corn (lure? Try a boltle. “Yes,” said Rivelts, “I went 1 o‘clock ton \n'th my wife yeslo "Gracious!" exclaimed Ch: “didn't, it nearly drive you crazy “on, no; I don‘t mind it. I < Iboiier shop, you know." Little Etholâ€"“Mamma. don‘t people ever get punished for telling the truth?” Mammaâ€"“NO, dear. Why do you ask?" Little Elhelâ€"“'Cuuse I just looked the last three tarts in {he pantry, and; I thought I'd better tell you!" ACCUSTOMED TO IT ISSUE NO. 31â€"07. O\\’11 a um "13‘ l1: “All that she looks to make her at- h'aclive is either beauty or munoy." _“Yes, and all that Switzerland lacks in “IL‘ way of a navy is a few seaports and lTCll, Mange. Prairie Scratches and every form of contagious llch in human or animals cured in 30 minules by \Vol- Irrd’s Sanitary Lotion. It never fails. Sold by all druggisls. the retraclory organs H and restoring 11mm to m m which condition only < ful‘m {heir duties properly chy find a puli sicmnchic il‘l‘egnlz purpose they can [ Lt‘l' than Parmnlc which will be [011 cine of surprising “Don’t, be afraid, Harold," the lady said; “lhnt lion is stuffed." “Yes.” said Harold. “but maybe- hc isn‘t sluflod so full that he couldn‘t find room [or a lillle boy like me.” “Bob, I promised you a bicycle it passed your examinations. and horn have failed completely. What in world have you been doing wilh ycur time?" “I've been learning to a bicycle, father!" The healthy glow disappearing from the cheek and moaning and restllcss- moss at night are sure symptoms of \urms in children, Do not fall to get a botlle of Molher Gravos' \\’orm Ex- terminator: it is an effectual medicine. won-kin HICY ll lfb spoon. in a cup of co SOON. For burns, lry Many of the birds were presented by patriotic pigeon owners. and under the direction of Captain Allutt interesting and valuable experiments have been curried on. The birds have now been sold and the lofts destroyed. In Germany and France the number of. pig-eons kept for military purposes was never greater than now, and the English naval authorities still maintain their lofts at Portsmouth and Devonport, under Lieutenant. Barrett. As it will be many years before small, scattered sections of an army ran carry their own wireless telegraph apparatus. it. is ditllcult to assign a reason for the action of the military authorities. If atlnckcd with cholera or summer complaint of any mud send at once [a a bottle of Dr. J. D. Kellogg‘s Dy- senlery Cordial and use it according .0 mutations. It acts with wonderful sn- pid'uy in subdu'mg that dreadful disease mat weakens 1he strongest man and um destroys the young and dolicate. Those who have usod this C‘hOlCI‘i} me- dicine say it acts promptly and never fails to effect a thorough cure. “You‘re exiravagant." said the uncle. “These cigars are a lot better than the ones I smoked at you" age." “Yes,” muttered his nephew, in "1 ill-concvnh‘d aside. “they‘re a lot bone. \han those you smoke now." he Birds Sold and Lotls Destroyed by 0rdfl' 0! English War Office. For some reason as yet. unexplained “1‘: British War Depurtmt‘nt has abolish- ed its carrier pigeqns. AS scnllc their it. is Chemists :uch a. state aenoflt by it :ertoution h -t.rongtheus. M iss men yo u .' I’crL. you ‘2‘ llrat 11m The Spou 1nd blotchos on the face and neck are nftan merely signs of foul blood. ApFly Weaver's Comte to obtain immediate relie and take Weaver's Syrup to rid the blood of pollution. iir eat I arian v n \es. thinl- :n‘ always try to practice charity." said ["nssuy. “My mollo is, ‘Do unto all as you would have them do unto ’" “Gracious!” exclaimed Miss “You don't really kiss them, do Re boats ARM" PIGEONS ABOLISHED. you ‘ muc EMERGENCY REMEDIE mgnized R0guiutor.â€"To bring stivo organs inlo symmetrical is the uhn of physicians when d a pulient suffering from ic ii‘i‘egniarilrias, and for this they can prescribe nol'iiing hotâ€" I Parmr‘leo‘s \‘egeiabie l’ilis, I111 be found a pleasant medi- surprising virluc in bringing Iclory organs inio subjoclion it. has answer ‘ about. 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