The school physiology journal . gave it to the child. Mamma is tired too, and Willie must help-her to get home. She is glad she has such abrave little man to take care of her, and helpher to carry the bundles. Instantly the little fellow straightened, hisstep quickened, and he reached for the offeredparcel, saying stoutly : Ill tarry em all, mamma. It was only the old, old lesson that our Fatheris always teaching us : Is the homeward wayweary? Try to lighten anothers burden, andthe loving service shall smooth thine own-path.—[Lutheran Observer. Theodore F. Seward, the organizer of theDont Worr
The school physiology journal . gave it to the child. Mamma is tired too, and Willie must help-her to get home. She is glad she has such abrave little man to take care of her, and helpher to carry the bundles. Instantly the little fellow straightened, hisstep quickened, and he reached for the offeredparcel, saying stoutly : Ill tarry em all, mamma. It was only the old, old lesson that our Fatheris always teaching us : Is the homeward wayweary? Try to lighten anothers burden, andthe loving service shall smooth thine own-path.—[Lutheran Observer. Theodore F. Seward, the organizer of theDont Worry clubs, tells a good story of alittle boy who had reached the multiplicationtable in the course of his education. Onenight he was sitting anxiously over a paper offigures, when his mother came along and said iJohnnie, do you find your arithmetic veryhard? Yes indeed, mamma, I do, washis reply. It was so awful hard that I prayedto God to help me, but Hes made three mis-takes already.—[Exchange. SCHOOL PHYSIOLOGY JOURNAL. 79. School. PRACTICAL QUESTIONS ANSWERED. IN the December number of the Journal wereprinted two questions on physiology, copiedfrom a set of examination papers recently issuedfor state certificates. The first of these ques-tions, referring to the effect of tobacco uponlongevity, is likely to confront the student atany time. The facts, as he knows them, mayseem to controvert the theory of his text-books,and he needs furnished with definite andauthoritative statements upon just this have taken pains therefore, to collect theneeded testimony from several of the mosteminent physicians in the country, and presentit herewith, in the hope that it may help tosettle any doubt arising in the mind of eitherpupil or teacher. A lesson may well be devoted to this onesubject, using the quotations given below to sup-plement the material found in the suggest that it be made the text for a re-view lesson upon the subject of tobacco. Eachmember
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