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very faint, the doctor ordered brandy and water to revive her;

and when she tasted it, Dick, as usual, called for his share.

He laid his little head against her face caressingly, peeped

and coaxed until she determined to gratify him.

But no sooner had Dicky tasted the brandy than he flew into

a violent passion, shook his head, stamped his feet and beat his

wings,

Sl

lding sharply all the time. Then in disgust he flew back

into his cage and would neither come out nor notice Mary all

day long.

Who shall say that that little bird was not right and that

Mary should have sought other medicine.

Band of Hope

Pri1rzer,

1863.

SoNG.-THE BETTER PLAN

Air. "Comin' Thro' the Rye."

If

a body meet a body,

Who won't sign the pledge,

Shall a body wound a body

With contempt's keen edge'(

Should not that same body rather

Strenuously try

To show the other body that he'd

Better join the Y.

From "A Silhouette Social,"

Mary H. Mather,

1889.

The Quaker

Two parts Rum,

Two parts Brandy,

One part Lemon juice,

One part Raspberry Syrup.

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