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neatly upon the front paw's. that she seems to walk two- Nipper cannot match his] cks like that, - : , tudy the tracks of your chickens 'and pigeons and the birds of the' t; even the tracks of different' e are very interesting. = J 1.my way. home from school: one winter evening, 1 saw the tracks of "~/Awo persons. which pleased me. great-| + 1y; one of a tall man--T knew he was | ll by the long. beside, . tracks were the mark of some + wee rubber boots, and I smiled. as I © pictured a Httle man wearing his first Jipalr and going proudly .out to meet father. "Presently I turned the eorner «,end came in view. of the track-makers, and the little man turned out to be ij little girl. Po you pot think she | ipo - enjoyed wearing the new rubber boots ~ ves well 4s any boy would? 4 But it is the 'country lad who can mlay at trailing. About the Jard 8 Somes the marauding skunk, tells a story if the snow is Just | to man to a country cod, 1 a1 remarkable track, ed just Mie oy baby's foot. "The well-defined heel, the slender . #ole, each dainty separate toe--it was perfect! It led down to the recently thawed brook. Much puzzled I went on to school and. asked my pupils about it, and there was a shout, ~"'T'was a coon. Oh, teacher, coons have waked up!" the pastures and brush lots Cottontail goes; but look out 0 not trail him backward, for Bunny overreaches and at every Jump plants his larger and longer hind feet well in front of the tracks made ave been killed hour to save babies died has enabled posh f her sec 0 : through di and hi to win the greatest victo tory of man to a hostile nature as he f i g mot to | TD through | ences have played Ww, which are No. 58 nificent ways of wholesale yet with a delicious inconsi: knowledge has Lin I ! on both sid the great war began, In 19 nine of our soldiers abroad di their country, at home in the same tim to the scandal' of their country. "The knowledge of Nature's laws ceaseless does to ' experience him that disease is more : h Be a jhet. HEALTH Cresoent, Toronto. r n man wi needless deaths of Peace ia The Balanced Cigar 'you do not know te ", with f wat Ao ean lat msi, § icin sa. "The past three years have seen the 'slaughter of man by men on a scale heretofore unknown except in t ively imagination of the icler of the Kings of Israel." conqu 'These are the words of the;late, Sir i Osler, one of the greatest brightest Single ti i generation, | on- ning to real, jug not Mars, who. d Prot. Osler, | hi n es since 15, while ed every others man wages a keen warfare. twelve, They present the remarkable and sub- man to devise really mag- | tion." butchery;| Professor Osler has the fervent stency the ho, taught him the be checked and comtrolled, as typhoid warfare is at present. Speaking in 1917 he had enabled him before him the wonderfully low record in the his- humanity. 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