organized wood and which the machine makes mechanically available. All organized substances—all matter that has been put to gether in the plant is capable of returning again to the mineral state by combustion with the production of force. All parts of animal bodies are organized but animals possess no power of forming their own organized compounds. The animal can not consume the dead mineral earth water and air and convert them into nerve muscle and tissue. The materials for nerve muscle end tissue originate in plants. They are formed alone in vegetable structures. Now of the innumerable organized products of ve getable growth foods are those few substan ces which are so prepared by the hand of Na ture that they Inay be taken into the animal ly return to the mineral s'eate and thus give forth their force in the form of animal power. They must be capable of becoming part of the animal organization and then of gradually perishing out of it in that regulated. measured is oxygen gas of the respired air. It destroys actly adapted to the normal condition pow But the same agent atmospheric oxygen through the process of slow decay is contin product of this destructive change and twin brother of carbonic acid coming into being at the same moment and from the same source is 'Alcohol.' Alcohol is thus seen not to be a product of vegetable growth its origin is not the same as the alimentary principles of food. The life creating sunbeam' the finger of God stretched across the universe' never took atoms from the mineral world and ar ranged them into alcohol. We get it only by the destruction ot natural food of wholesome aliment. It commences only when death be gins. Alcohol it is true contains the same elements as sugar but that does not prove that it is therefore at all similar in properties or possesses the same relationship to the mi ral system. All organized compounds consist mainly of the same three or four elements but we do not hence conclude that they have all identical
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