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NATURE'S VOICE, ies so faraway that the human! i
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one worthy the earnest contempla- ‘1 ‘ ‘ ‘ ' " ‘ " ‘ * ‘
tion of the greatest of minds; but wit? 1““ 2’05" piyiiadstlof :i’fhms Di“ \1 l 1’9 I\'
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longing, and I know should bea “av, are composed of identically
subject of interest and 1110111ent to the same 31mph" elements that are ‘ 3 R O C E R I E S P R 0V i S I Q N S
all. tound 111 our own little world. i y
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of nature there are facts prescntedigmi and scientific thought has, 111 “ '
. which both surprise and please, and the same channel, gone farther, andi | R S d
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this Inpqlost and pleasure increases seems to pomt now to the idta that Spec 3
in direct proportion as he becomes there 1"" but one element, 1B)" {12413-9 Hori‘n i.l'.‘1iii~~";'()f{ll.
more familiar with nature's werk— i‘neans Of the i"1"‘3Ct'1'05u-)l')C It ”151
him [(10 not cm, to (,0 into de- been observed that the more highly ‘
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some of the general features of na- snnple becomes its eoniposmon. itiilllldi 1 i E E e . leq : 85 .
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1art1eul21r one is set a 1:111 hv itself The Mutual De 1endence oi phe- digit? ,‘m
1 2 . I . 2 2 ,. I . 32., FRED J. HEINTZ,
hut vet tliev tit closelv into one an- nomena, Whlch are otherwise Uli- vgqyd /2: . , . , , . , ,
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other, as 1t were, athusung each like, Is21stl‘lklligfeatmeoi natures ”Ugfi’V/ . Cuzslonlilnusc Square.
other, sustaining each other; but workings. ' \Ve. see this well illus-| ”:gfiy/ —~--03~— ,
neveronee in alltheir workings in- tratcd in the two formsof life which i ,rlv“ Rié’filail Orders Receive onr Prompt Attention. . .
fringing upon each other’s domain.1 are so unlike, viz: plant- :nid aninial2 a .
Again there is to be found a close life. They are self adjusting! .
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connection batween things which at' W hat the animal breaths out thei 2 \A/ th - Lf
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