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Oxygen and Other Elements Form t3 1'hy
Basis.
The ltoad,
fY way ..ts'a winding road,
A road that wandesa geet turns .not
back', o wit1i $$ 1 girt A
'Where one 5.110111dg
load
As well MAY be in a travele'r's pack;
A road that rambles through >narsh
and wood,
Meadow and waste to the oloudT
end;
ta, I find 1t gobd,
But smooth or rugae
For sornetbin's always around the
bend.
GIRLOOD DANGERS
Conte ri'hroagh a ' eakcning of
There may be storms in the bleak de-
files; of the valley's
But oh, the calm
breast!
There play be toil on the upward miles:
But oh, the joy of . the mountain -
crest!
the Blood„ -..A Tonle 1s Neesle&
In their early tens it fe quite tom'
mon for girls to outgrew their
strength, and )pothers should c ref a rat
wadi the health of their chug
this time. It is when the strengthat ria
ie
sltjlee�d by rapid growth, tapper be no-
ticed
The first signs and
b peevishness, tangour 1
Up a Hill and a Mall,
Up .a still .and i< kill there'd a .suddef.
orchard -slope, •
.And a little tawfl field in the Mani
There's a 8taY Wali that coil 'lake a
twist of frayed -out rope,
And grasses nodding news to one.
Up a hill and a hill there's a windy
placed to stand, le -boughs to
;And between the app
find the Blue est the
Of the sleepy summer sea, p
cliffs of orange sand,
With the white charmed shiPe slid -
head . Y
grows p tug through,
,Cha Race �'
breatbles
pale,
And here's a thistle and there's a
rose
And next—whatever the road Mai
send; I chose,
For. onward ribbons the . wayround the
With something always
bend. . . •
"A noonday halt at a crystal well,
A word and smile with a passing
friend,
A song to sing and a tale to tell,
.And something coming around the
bend!
—Arthur Guiterman in "Ballads of Old
New York,"
headaches• al station become
apparent,swith 1 W p spirits and dee 1 Up a hill. and
a hill there's a little
ids
with low sp gray
slop reefers scored
1`Ieglecteti anaemia often t s your As and stained; the
g and a
Pse by the door,
decline, but .if Yea there
daughter's blood is enriched,
need be no cause for anxiety. The
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tb- "?'•. �,`•. ?'ice-a`"".�Sen -�:T.. _
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Thomas Huxley, famous English biologist, was bora
r fined the -d 182'6 and escrip-
tion.
In
•
1Se5. He popularized Darwin's theory
tion. "Pbysical basis of life," for protoplasm.
Secrets of Science.
Witharedr
tangled garden -way, checker -
paned.
And a face at the window,
paned. .
i could climb, I could climb,
till the
shoes fell off my field above
— I Just to find that tawny
fir • ' the seal --oh, the hereof
eine.Pink ugh a Mret ,vas in.I Up a hill and a hill,
Dine• My daughter, Margaret, Buckle's sweets
such a badly run down Gondnnttioonat set I And the eyes at the window watch
going ,
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we feared she was the'lent
cline. Her face was pale,
exertion would leave her breathless
She
nd she sufferedtrain
1o•st a lot in
had no appetite
weight. Up to the time we Pills, giv-
ing her Dr. Williams' But thanks
treatment had helped leer. ul medicine
to the use of tlits-w showing
she is again well aud strong,
no signs of the trouble that had so
weakened her."
In all troubles due to weak, watery
blood, Dr. Williams' Pink Pills -will be
found a reliable remedy mad il all
medicine dealers o'r sent by iiWilliams'
at
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Friendship.
I would not torte the budding of my
rose,
Nor yet when budded .would I haste
full flower, •
I'd fain not lose tbe smallest bit of
sweet,
Nor would I miss the essence of its
power.
So leave it there, my rose, my heart's
delight,
But give it sunshine, let it catch the,
dew, row, unto fall
Till by and by, 'twill g
height, and give
And then I'll pluck my rose,—
it you!
—Frances Marion Ralston.
for me. "Myself
—Fannie Stearns Davis, in My
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of evolution t
LIVE CONFIDE
else.tle to 1)e composed affil. SOillethino' YOUNGTO -�� „* 11-
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jure can study the in.anlfestati�ons of
life and some of the processes which
are a part of life, but we can't define v Iiaby'.S'�'n
life.By Always Keeping .
Many think that there. is a meta-
Bybehind l Tablets is the 'Koine..
David Dietz.
Our sal they of the phenomena of life
Might properly begin with an answer
to the question, "what is life?"
But there is
That would be logical: i
one difficulty which stands in the ways I physical or supernatural force
The scientist doesn't know whatj
thTlpeyical factors. ofslife. tell us
life is, should be kept in ave child.
Many attempts have been made
tionsloftlifeg5 about. the manifo�hithere is either a baby or a Young
os
deIIne life. The famous Greek p' to give the little
iallay
er, fined l life tried his hand at ale and
that all living things,
I Lever, correct sour stomach and allay growth i microscopic sttb-divisions to which he one something to break up a cold,
it. He defined as "the assemblage .plants and auiluals, are composed of t Often it is necessary
of the destruction."
of nutrition, attaches the .naive of calls.he
that 'accompanies and desasuction:' to teeth. keep
Bat, as rots out. Ler ante Woodruff
I The hglot billions of
organisms are
j cut:tinghe i is teed mothers elvers
of Yale Points out. lira is ton an.dtomptoo I cels ,
to be described concisely fit r Gilts composed of Baby's against the troubles t
composed Eaper e
cells.
Manes as Masterpieces.
Now that a natural scientist assess
the centre of the earth is one great
solid mass of it
nay about 4,000
0 to0 ward!
in thickness, n stock
the credulous against buying
in it.
Most lizards canrow new tails if
original member is broken or torn off.
Freighters.
Whenever I wake -in the morning
And the smell of the sea is
stra strong,
It's adventure that tans me,
And never was call so fair,
And it's all I can do to prevent me
Going down to the do ks first ight freighter.
away
And boarding the' very
The very first dream -laden freighter,
That's headed for fathomless oceans
Down the path of three dawwning g day!
ared
—Edmund Leamy,
Memories."
Minard's Liniment for
Putting the Sun in the Shade.
One's diaryhe havie e the art of keep-
tive resales and
productive,
ing one, Thoreau wrote in his:—
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"I set down such choice experiences
x Briee ccs
that my own writings mttay aspire me,
and at last 1 may
of
ports. Certainly it is a distinct pro-
fession to rescue from oblivious and
fix to
the sentiments and thoughts which
A. simple and safe remedy for the"
common ills of babyhoodandchildhood
It is difficult to realize that the sun,
compared with some of the vast flam-
ing stars swingingrough space, pinhead Is
a relatively unimportant
of
fire.
A. motor -car on a trip round the
• would talcs about
more cr fess generally, I earth's. Equawi
visit all men, ration of the un seventeen days eight hours, at a speed
and that the contemplation
its her of sixty miles an hour, A little less
-
finished Picture may than five years would cover the dis-
monous completion. s yof acaet ewlth
eptly and as much • r Y i tante Ba t the
circle Au ares, the largest
lits. Each thought •
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your loftiest thong and recorder: is a
:that is welcomed side which another
nest -egg by the of
will be laid. Thoughts accidentally
thrown together be bedecome
framed and in
whiC-1 more may
ex-
hibited. Perhaps this is the main
value of a habit of writing or keeping
a journal, --that is; we remember our
best drar.ght,-and stimulate ourselves.
company. They
1iy thoughts are my and separ-
atea certain individualge t personality.
ate existence, a
Having recorded a few disconnected
thoughts, and then brought them into
juxtaposition, they euggest a whole
new field in which it is possible to
labor and think. Thought begets
thought. 1 have a common-place
poetry. boo
for facts and another for o peservt
I find it difficult alwaysfor the
the vague distinction, Ueautiful facts
most interesting
are so much tbe more poetry,—and
that is their success. Tbey are trans-
lated from earth to heaven.
"1 -do not know butthoughts mighe
writ-
ten down thus in a r
advantage
inth`hann1t then related d cones
advantage
were brought together." Thoreau's
These masterpieces. Trey
Choice. • •
omees, the highest ends
come near -fulfilling Quick with
of expression. •
thought, his csentences are colorplastic and
consolidated therein by ' In „Con
genius: -•-A• Bronson Alcott,
cord Days."
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sun. known star, would take' approximately
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At the lower enol of the scale of, Own. Tablets in the home as
life, we n organisms safeguard ag
--- single cells.
othe young mother can feel reasonably
These calls, while differing widely inn seize their little ones so suddenly and
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tions of the same organism, have ce
twin fundamental similarities.
These similarities are sufficient to
justify tbe biologist in thinking of all
cells as a great number of varieties of
some specific stihstance.
Thomas Huxley called this substance
"the pbyical basis of life." Its scien-
tific; name is protoplasm.
Ohetnical analysis shows it to be a
complex mixture consisting chiefly of
carbon, hydrogen, oxygen, nitrogen,
sulphur, pboslihoeue, potassium, cal-
citrnr. chlorine, irou. and magnesium.
While all these substance are
founI in nonliving mattes'' as well as
in living organisms, there are certain So soft, in�laLnesselibehold--
cnsupounds of these elements which 1 The brie I think:
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Baby's Own Tablets are a mild but,
thorough laxative
are at Act te without guar-
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and they a oche-
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a box from The Dr. 'Williams' Medi-
cine Co., Brockville, Ont.
of these Tablets at
Golden Glow...
At eve the sunset's goldenglow
,Has mantled all my
In texture of the softest woof
Ab, softer than a curl
compounds are proteins, c
orates and fats. Of these, proteins
are the most important, as they are al-
ways present in living matter.
Proteins might be considered as the
nucleus of protoplasm.
The outstanding fact about living
matter is its so-called "energy traffic."
It absorbs energy out of its surround-
ings or environment, stores it up and
later expends it
Did I eee f i y gold fair
Clothe all the peaks and city
Till stiff gold heaver and tree
Said, Midas takes his preclous coin
And melts it all—Ida Crocker Duncan.
Motorcycle Piles . Up Big
Mileage in Recent
Economy Test.
\S ituessecl by r'epresentatives of the
History at Hand. I Ares and members of the irlhmOAtl
Va., Motorcycle - Glub, a
Talk about history" and about the ad• t Davidson Single repent. -hung up
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When tacking velvet in dressmak-
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and when the threads earwenche ,snot
ved
they must be cut .every
pulled out in the ordinary way, or
marks will be left on the ve.vet.
There are more than 4,000 different'
editions of the Bible in the British
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those
i$you Liketoread th.e very*uin ruecon-nes, deed bricks andcline, avitlt no Previous proper.&ohne
roads and lanes around you.• , other than e life iniac upon
tanks, proceeclecl• to 1 with the slightest natural in-
r;linatlou towards the study of man-\nI1ie, until it rached a grand aerage
ind an inquiry into the hitory of! of 120,3 miles per American gallon.
their environment will provide cite of I Corrnnentiug on tht�t, \3ralLer An -
of the most absorbing and profitable di- chews;. Coronto distributer for the
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common tieliYsion dist ape's I impressive, the real test of ant ry mot0r-
lecycle is r-
ill its every da.y
town, district, or suburb is ,
interesting than, way Canterbury, W07-1 i hider such conditions• thelj 1-1srl rn
saw,
or con
areasiP- e, Stich all in- i Davidson Single Is p'ingtiles tom
the
quirt' is also tar easier than tate orcein• I pressiv a record, eighty
of historical inquiries. The American gallon and 100iles. to tate.
the
dry 1'tttl
' principal materials for it, lie at. stand; ' Canadian gallon and better
bey are heaped up retied about in j average report. 13eertusn of this, the
t. y and indeed you ! tercyc1e. has tour..cl its Plates he
enormntls ruantities, t door 1 modern business, and @•Ver: ln1 00 g
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rr. soap
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Silks will last nit shot{t
la-
leleseum:
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inentry.,- - Arnold Beenett, ul "1 kings
That, Rave Interested Me"
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Traffic signs spade of cloth letters
stuck to the pavement with adhesive
tut
all durable test:, indicate.
ate unusu y�
l
Douglas fir, the .great lumber tree of
' named' after I)aa'rcl
1
e
is • neve)' applied dir eet,y to
when , washed, Use soapy water and
squeeze gently: Iso not tub.Always
r lukewarm Water several'
rinse we.l In
the 1�'artlopest, is threes,
LUXi'loti{;1a5, who early explored the Gan Mittard's L uttrient for alt pains.
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-you can have them
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How? X spoonful, of
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thoroughly with Minard's.
It relieves pain.
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Ottawa Woman Made Strong by
Takiisg Lydia E. Piiikbam's
Vegetable Compound
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run-down a ter the birth of mys rthird
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and was afraid I had serious trouble.
I was tired all the time and had no
Lydiap
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pound
o taking
pound and cannot praise it too highlyve l
and asked me to try
ad
splendid results and ewhofine
all the
time now. Any soon learns
thorough pick-me-up
from me what to take."—Mrs.IZENE
PAR1TIN, 320 Cumberland Street, Ot-
tawa, Ontario.
`Terrible Backache
Hamilton, Ont.—"After my baby
was born I had terrible backache and
headaches. I could not do my work and.
felt tired from the'first minute Ia t
upof
in But
sidesworst
when I moved ab c,•a ...1
in my'
had to sit or lie down for
rs� shouse in
le af-
terwards. I could keep 9
order, but many things had to go un-
done at the time, because of my
ail-
ments. I was told by a neighbor to
take Lydia E. Pinkham s Vegetable
Compound, as she said it would build
me up. I was relieved before I had
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FORM_ UF 11ASI
Lasted About a Year,
Ilealed by Cloture.
-My scalp started to get red land
itchy and had a battling g.
Later eczema broke out its the forth
of a rash and spread llitto
dun), anl
body. It was itchy dile it n),anworse.
my woolen clothing Hi
My face was disf1gered, ant h
hair fell out and got dry.
trouble lasted about yea.
Soap
"I began using emit=
and Ointrne^nt and after using one
cake of Cuticura Soap and one box.
of Cuticura Ointmentlwas healed."
(Signal) Miss Alice Bickel!, R. R.
5, Woodville, Ont. Oint-
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G
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