The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-10-19

NAAg u MAuE haN vgG BleJn
hare tod Yoa hau everything u
Part ~ tree i fsade gui ~ SAP.
Taa .. thea. the haii1iag maferaI,
mas say affas plant. AoE IS
vfhiaR "a yeas body Z mAic fram
flood Tbs b.oyd g ytar body
thai ZAP - plant Is i tie
mmoa buading lnasefiAl q the
badE
1o4 truenler ahst told yol
ahens the fali-bIusH lose This il.
inside from the bud oat u the asp
ihai nee 10 IL through the pipes
ID dhc stem just 50 thc little TO-
rer n ,lse el3 becomes The large
fuger q lhc man from the blood
ikat comes g. ), through the pipes %
the Mm. And As lie stem u the
plant grows larger al 'hc time ~
does The sr,n u the child The sep
makes the stem grow, and the blood
makes tie arm grow.
II you cut 81 branch q q plant
Il stops growing. because the sap
does rot come % il any longer II
sonu dies aud decay. So, II tie
arm IL = child BE- cut Of /, no longer
can grow, because 10 more blood can
come 10 IL Like the cutoff branch,
!, siihors and DECAYS
You sec q twig con up out Of tie
grouvd. II gFoss larger and larger
every year. soon Il is small tree,
Ai1er u ans years il becomes very
large and spreads out it, long
branches over groa, space. As
yoa look up iuto il Won think Of all
that you see, lie branches aud leaves,
as hsvlrg been made ont Of the sap
that il coz tinually running into its
pipes. Now, as the little twig be-
comes tree 80 the infant in the
cradle becomes the large man. And
when you look up 1t large man
You can think Of all his body as hav-
ing been made out Of the blood that
runs everywhere in lis pipes, just as
you think Of tree are made out Of
the sap.
II il wonderful as you have seen,
how many and how different things
are made out Of the same sap. Look
at an apple tree. There are the
hard wood, the rough bark, the ten
der leaves, the beautiful blossoms and
the pleasant fruit, all made out tftho
same sap. But the variety Of things
made out u your blood is more won
diful.
Look at some Of the things that
are made out Of the blood. See the
skin, the hair, the nails Look at
the soft, red gums and the hard,
white teeth in tho mouth. Then
lock at the eve. Sec the eyelids, the
eyelashcs, the firm, pearly white
coat Of the eyeball, and the clear
window in the front part Of the eye,
See, TOO, inside Of this window, that
round, colored curtain, with an
opening in the middle We call the
pupil
All these different things you see
are made ont Of tie same blood.
Then, there are many other things
inside the body that you cannot see,
These are the hard bones, the red
muscles, the white shining cords by
which the muscles pull the bones, the
light, spongy lungs, tho thick and
firm liver, the soft brain, the white
nerve, etc.
How strange ii is that all these
parts Of the body SO different from
each other, are made ont ofthe same
building material, the blood, But
this Is not all. The wax in your
ears il made from the blood. So Is
the bile, that bitter stuff that il man
ufactured in the liver. The tears,
too, are made from the blood. There
are many other liquids in the body
that are made ont 81 this common
material. When you look into q
persons eye, yoo look into watery
fuid aud the back part Of the ball o.
the eve is filled with SORT Of jelly
both 81 those are made from blood.
But even this Is not all. The arte.
RES and veins IN which the blood
runs are made out of the blood y
Even tho the heat that pun ps the
blood is made Of the blood il umps
This il as strange as il would be Il
have the walls ola car al made out o.
the alter Lat runs IN il.