If war bulletins were as truthful as woman is, we'd have a better idea of how this war struggle is really going. I remember a case the other day—it's interesting in its revelation of woman's truthfulness—the case of a husband who had disappeared. Questioning the wife, I said to her: "And now, madam, tell me this is very important—tell me what your husband's very last words were when he left." "His last words," the truthful creature answered, with a blush, "were, for Heaven's sake, shut up?" "Philadelphia Public Ledger." I'd love to be a little bird. From limb to limb I'd sit, and sit, and sit; Then when I had grown weary of the limb on which I sat, I'd sit off to another limb and sit a while on that; Health Talks, by Dr. Wm. Brady. "Opium, Phil. National Newspaper Service." Health and Appetite. Professor Walter P. Bunnon, of Harvard, has probably done more for the nutrition of the human race than any other one man. Dr. Bunnon has found that once the secretion of gastric juice is instituted, by the sight or smell of savory food, it in turn stimulates the stomach to continue secreting, and also stimulates the stomach.  In the contractions, thus setting up the peristaltic movements of digestion, these wave movements carry the digesting food outward into the duodenum, where the acid of the gastric juice stimulates the secretion of the alkaline pancreatic juice for further digestion of the food, thereby stimulating the stomach. 