utcjr acton 3krw mju tiiuiihdav may 4 1 the new village 8torc i i rom uhu l iuii 1 i 1 lilt nrnku im r 1 u inlh riirti m tl it ft in in 1 1 virv to t nipt v r mn in thoie tr no ie f u 1 ill thai und t hum t unit hl n our winch hi i ur i itlv arn i ho ii linn my ir the pluuu 1 ill hi ihk un 1 1 and clttlli ii 1 nmiirt lu simply i u ii tn tin ill ami f nick 1 i i ii loaf i hnurt i knai k in tin iiuy f ullt uitllii it ii hiinard its wuys it iii vui iii 1 in ii hi th lias to llul til w i 1 old days 11 wi hi m t ill i ii i it hub in l e 11 i 1 ti iu of yi n it w ih th r i rti lh 1 i ho uluh- i i jiini u ioi knoxvillo fx twenty vears aqo x from tho issue of ths free prsa if thursday may 1d 1004 tin re wus quite n full of hull on hun ilny at noon the litavc are pretty well nut t ttiu hlossom buds uro hurutlng- 1 ho bowline lawn will lo u beauty npot in a weak or two contractor unmt has made a good job of it th pay of ttio private voluntoors at the com ing camp noxt month will bo 70 cants per day innloud of co cants as formerly orders are being ii led rapidly for noxt winters coal supply already the loal stoves have hardly coolod off yat from the past winter burning actons harbors have decided to close their shops at 8 o clock every evening excepting wcdncsduy and saturday and the evenings procodlnjf a holi day the council chamber is now gracod with a biuutlful new clock with i twelve inch dlnl in oak case and guar an teed tu koup standard time the canadian press association ex cufslon to the world s pair at st iul loft toronto hnlurday morning- t fry special trmlh there were about ana hundred imd fifty newspaper mon and their ladles in the party mr james r anderson blacksmith who recently purchased tha black smithing buslriess of mr james mo iam main street wont to eden mills last friday n la lit to move his family to acton evhlle thero about one hun dred and fifty friends mot at his home to uy good bye and spend tho even ing during the evening he was re sentod with a one pipe and mm an derson with a beautiful dinner set a purse of money and hanging lump the town hajl committee has boon improving the property new blind have been put onruu council chamber the stage waiting rooms have been carpeted a new carpet has been put on the stage and further improvements oje contemplated the baseball season opens on satur day and until september 34 nexr very week has a came scheduled for eacn of the six clubs in the canadian base ball leaguc acton will play the first o its twenty games at quelpti the second game will be played in actoe on victoria pay with dolt acton cornet band will ploy during the afternoon the sunday school lesson for sunday may ii 1024 twenty thousand dollar baby christened wa1i iumih nu thl vhhyuian 33 37 apples most in demand the- dominion fruit commissioner has secured some interesting inform tlon from wholesale dealers in the leading marketing centres as to rmr mentions that a multitude of mice varieties of apples most in demandj in different parts of the dominion ti results of ths canvass indicate that mcintosh and spy rank first and se cond as the most popular apples the opinion of the trade mcintosh leads t in british columbia alberta manitoba saskatchewan and quebec spy la supreme in ontario and prince bdstard island and qravensteln new brunswick and nova scotia in all some seventeen varieties are mentioned if we omit mcintosh which u named in all the provinces save nova scotia and prince edward island we find that in a general way the prairies favor four varieties ex tensively grown in british columbia lnohidlng wagoner wealthy wlneasp delicious and jonathan while the j eastern provinces incline to spy orav eastern baldwin with king creeping jfamouse jauchem red astrachon sweet bough and lushpps pippin also named ir must not be assumed that de mand constitutes the sole considera tion for the grower to take into ao count in making a selection of varie ties to plant naturally climate soil growing season and proximity to markets are prime considerations and have sin important bearing on the pro- ntableness of any variety issued by fhe director of publicity dominion department of agriculture ottawa no matter how dasprootsd la corn may be it must yield to llolloway s corn jlemover if used as directed how the old time breweries are being used the uses to which the breweries of the days before prohibition ure being put to ore almost us numerous as the different comrporolul enterprises carried on in america it is interesting also to learn that the present enterprises in many cases are eai nlng far larger dividends than did the old brewery business a million dollar corporation took over the sun antonio brewing compuny and is now doing a thriving i business in tho wholesale manufacture of ice creum cheese butler and similar products itufeaslonul mushrooom growers have taken over several or the cajifornla breweries milwaukee com- panles are maktng cu ndy in clscln natl in twenty such buildings a flour ishing business in the manufacture of ice crem cereal beverages and elec tric motor parts is being done prob ably there is only one brewery lit the country that ever served us a church that was in flint michigan wlmra the methodist episcopal uhurch bought the old khnt ltiewtng- compiiny and for eavern i years used it for their church services when oventuully it became too small fui thalr mmilr- ship they sold it to a cold utorugo firm the official babv the an wal of u party i hwml cufs in jsngland n minds the limiion chronicle of the visit i t u simtlar d nutation in 4b04 and itn introduction to queen victoria which shook u ilttlv even her luperloncvd eiiuunlmliy we come o grant moth trans la ted ha interpreter to bring to then our babe take him o mothrr to thy knees fold him to thy hreust at thut stage the ijueen was beooni irur alarmed hut where i tho ohtldt she orld i don t see him here o mother said tho hwml gravoly bring inr forward u powerful savasre x feet tall and weighing con slderably more than two hundred pounds here lie is l slmpfe srtd sure ur thomas kclec trie oil is so slnitple in applloutlon thut q child can uudfrstun4 th i tint rut turns used us a liniment the only direction is to rub mid when usud s g dressing to upply thu dlrdottouu ars so main nd unmrstnkabje thut they are readily understood by young or ub c i ui llii i il lol ii our tnfilii mid lr ntji a vni y plt ml 1 in ti iluhni inn mi the text explained vtrsi 14 llnsiklsh on of g7 momt prunilnent klnun of ju lull ho c im to tin thronu ufti r his futliei ahus about ii c 714 1 hi polltlonl mltutitl iff yhh h fucod hint hud in on rendered ilimtult by tho mubmlsnlan of his fa i hi r to amiyrlu and the iiiruio lucnt vaunluxc at the same tlinu tin i gyptluns wore tnrouruiliig the pttty klhgdoms of liilmdip air tidy rcstlv under the annyilwn yulci to flirht tin imtil pii inn n the ltyt lluu iwiriy ulwuyd ul thti toiirt of jerunulem fo tore i tin llmuitliifanlliiii bur om i yojitm howovvr hcsefcluh ooemn to huvn remained fultliful to thu uusuruln at the iter oh ion f soumichorlb 700 lit joined tho toolltlort iikuliiitt assy r in resolved tho it tier from tho hand of tho meesangers tho message sent by tho king of assyria usu 37 10 13i in which the king nrnfta ut the power of juhovuh and triad to terrify liozakldh by siting rltlas and kings which have yielded to tho assyrian yoke verso 21 lauuih of tho four pro phets of the eighth century ii c soma of whose prophecies am preserved in the old testament isaiah appeared third in the order of time some two a ty years after amos preached at be tho i and a few years aft or ilosea had begun but before ho had oonsed to prophesy isaiah s prophetio career apparently began before but closod after that of minb iloaea was u native of the northern kingdom and addressed hfmself mainly if not ex cluslvely to ihl own people amos was a native of judoh but prophesied in and to israel and thus isaiah the earliest of these four prophets who addressed himself primarily to judah and even he in his earlier years like his fellow countryman amos phcslod also against israel o oray- sennacherib kin o assyria 706 6bi b c was the son of bargon to whom samaria the capital of tho northern kingdom had surrendered 7s2 b o a vain and boastful monarch lacking tho sterling military traits of his distinguished father ho nevertheless carried on many wars and among- them one campaign he un dertook to conquer judah as well as to subdue more thoroughly the northern provinces- which had rebelled against his authority shortly after his ascent to the throne of assyria while he was besieging lachigh uexcklah en deavored to buy his favor by sending to him rich presents thirty talents of gold eight hundred talents of silver precious stones couches and seats in laid with ivory but this effort failed ired results and at last a letter was sent to hexsklah demand ing the surrender of jerusalem then followed the catastrophe described in our lesson and sennacherib was un able to continue his conquest this is the word which jehovah has spoken concerning him in his capacity of prophet who fore tells or explains events la the light of revelation from god isaiah was able to discern what heseklah would be praying for and to give ho divine un swer verses 3316 verse 36 the angel of jehovah the immediate cause of the destruo tlon of he array is not mentioned josephus quoting from herodotus success leads to satisfaf tj6lj j w kennedy son pmimijing heating tinsmithinf ttio iiincss of work in urn nf monies and husincs iiiclj hi acton is a guarantee ihnl wl uru in n position to nssun you iiti faction wl will aiprfciati your oiji u and wm i lxicutl h with pkompi1 1 udi y main street acton railway time tables napiannationawullwavs v thni win ivnliilm hlnw u th till ci hi try for nvoi hauling nml ro mount it id 11 l m nti l i u 1 t umlng ul on hi tug ovnrhuulod th ly un 1 null npnnuji i i if 1 imilol wnii nenf to tho mount 1 loyal montnynl ii jwhuuin i huvtnir ii ii mil tyiiy un n ii 111 mi 1 whord it will icmjiln op axhl- id i f 11 iii n mil wliiro ur vnrnon tl cardy thnlr athtntli ni nun th l iiin uh if it hi hut munugi r of tha hotol crack britain j in 1 it in irs 1 in mt n 1 il tmutla of i luimlmitflmi nvar th i rtml hlmil th mm inn 111 jsmpruta lnrn if w ntlni f t th 1 m thllii clulxti uhiif tho montroyul as iii t hi movnl to her now t rth the model of i ho muntroyal is com pinto in evory pnrtuutar and im in dnnd suoh an excellent re pi tea on i small urate of ihi former emprwnn that it has boon innurnd tor 20 000 the model in fnurtnen fel in length u provldum u deal of iitnrtalnmnnt the visitor whither adult or juvnn gnawed to pieces in one nlghtjwth the bows and the rest of the armor of sennacheribs army we know today and it seems to have been known to the ancients that bubonic plague is frequently spread by mice and other rodents 1 8am 6 4 g prof oeorao adam smith suggests therefore that the assyrian army probably perlxhed of bubonic plague whatever the means used tho inhabitants of jeru salem regarded their deliverance as providential and as a fulfilment of jehovahs promise lesson thames ths fuith which enriches life th pro eminent lesson in dramatic defeat of the great assyrian arm is faith humble faith in und depend ence upon an all wise nnd benoneenl god who knows and cares und over rules tor good if need be the plans of men i a source of strength in times of stress and discouragement such faith enriches life and ennobles char aotet just as the man who trysts his fellows and in his dealings with his neighbors proceeds on the assumption that men on the whole are honest reveals a nobler spirit than he who declares all men liars and trusts no man so individuals and nations have trusted qod beyond the narrow limit of man s power to comprehi have wrought more nobly their part and v1o in ihe wor4 s work than have those whose inner life has been torn by skepticism and whose outer conduct has been based upon a cynical mistrust of the whose existing sociul order of the world he whose strength god is ut optimistic hopeful and ex pectant ofj the future confident thut the best that now is gives promise of still better things to si the trial of kolthjjust ut tho time when the good king hexeklsh wus doing his best to lead his people buck to the qod of their futhers came this terrible trial threatening the ubsolut destruction of cods kingdom huluts ure not exempt from trouble und sometimes trouble comes to them just because they ure saints but if their faith full not tlfcy find the trial of their faith was more precious thuii gold look at heseklah uon his knees temple see htm spreading out before the lord the haughty demand of the assyrlunb hear his prayer in that hour of distress here is an example for us all in times of trial it s our privilege to bring our trouble id our need lo ood in prayer the vjeutry of faith th unswei tame ut once for the need wus im medial it ciime through the prophnt um the spokesman of god it wus n com pie to ubundant unswir leaving no thing uncertain thut god was with his people that io would prutect thani nnd helpless un they welt he would give uipiu victory over thulr foes loveiy answer i pryl upon the page of holy writ overy answered ryr in th annuls of gods chuiui is an win ourugpmenl lo um to pruy in tho tniflii body of tile assyrian urmy lur from jeruuuluin l roko out u piuitllonce which destroys i more than a hundred thousand iwvm und sunt the invaders home in dufcut nover uguln did thai assyrian kuuf invude jehovah land und years afterward he was slutn lit his idol umple by his own mini thus in strange wuys onus the ood of heav nverrule the purposes of men hi lie interest of his own cause making he wruth of men praise him for study and discussion who was hennuchorlbt what was his attitude toward judnht what do you think of heseklah s receipt of the rqegeae what is the significance of isaiahs d eclat venpas und ussurnniot what is the greut fundamental lesson taught by this incident t whit is tho result of irlul with a truti ulfht give liersonu incidents wlmi is the rela tion or prayer to faith t huw do we benefit by setting our problems before god in pruyert would our country benefit if we set our national problems before god lp our church jia the rills on the babhattt dally readings for next week monday may id jr zrt l 7 tuostluy may 0 ii r 3 h lfl wednesday muy 21 ji i 7 1 7 thursday muy 22 i r u 10 prilav may 23 j r 15 c 111 saturday muy 21 ji r ik i 11 sunday miiv 2 i salin j 1 h qot the wrong bov a cortnlu lnup i t r visiting il pro vinclal schiol wiui touch worried by the iidihd if tlm h holm in tho next room at lum linuhl i to loir it uny longer ho opoiu i tin d or in i burst upon tho vuum uuwlni ono boy tai lor than tltii otli im tutkliil ti gnatt deal he cu light hlrn hy th j1 ir carried lilm to lilw own ro m un i planted him in tin t liulr mylntf now nit tluro und lit quit t ten mlnulnu inter u miiioii homl ap peared round tin il r und u inr- k little voki hniil ploi hlr you vo as u vermicide an toy ii para tlon in mother truv wo terminator it has suvod tlm countless chlldrtn moisture as fuel i lur tlou nolsi there ih no hitler way ti our fuel blllli than wlmj ly the indoor air wo bi oatlie ti rijtu ponton will fetil warm ut peruture of ib dign t with per co nt humldliy thuii ul ixrnturo of 80 di gri cm per rent humidity 1 ono ian factory tin listless and tho indlvlih wus most uiih itlmfucu iy a lotion export wuu riluil in t pcruturo reduced vl vn tugm to an uverugo pf and tho humidity in creased to 40 per cent und im u rv suit of thohu chuiikix in uiu prtduottva caput ity of the umplnyt os for work was inert used linn third dod w parson in tho worlds wotk oning uvar turn th u fifty t u torn n 20 to 30 ul winter in workers were i ptnductlons vonti ti m keep within hearing it was tlm young candidates first campulffh and his very first political u pencil lln wim much encouraged by the hi arty welnomo ei tended by tho lorn fommlttno and dollghtod by tho i in im rate preparations for the mooting them wh oven a hund to play on the i tund hoffiru the b oifch at innt tho chairman came forward und uddrosstd tho crowd as follows 1 ollow olllsmis we have with us to day u young man that is destined to tiikt u high pluro in tho ranks of our ixlovid tnrty llu comes to toll us of tin hurnlng innuon thut comfort us and his fnmn as nti orator has of touia i ruc lnd lilm he will now nldromii you and when ho hus nnlshol th land will cull you together again went one better dotto iuffi rty ton stitches dl i tho huvo to tuke in mo ould nfthor tho fight inst night mrs o ilnra- tlnt was that fthun whim the doctor seen mn poor husband carried in this morning he it v says has uny wan got u rowing machine i roberts ort bctnctcfc6dltorjm for coughs colds i and bronchitis s he knew her post oftco clerks no doubt possess a turgor amount of general lnforma tlon than they are sometimes credited with but tho irish world tolls of one concerning whom tin txact opposite is true i had occasion to go jo tbe post oitlco to solicit aid in tracing m puck ago lluit hud fulled to lie dollvorod the polltenomm of tho clerks reminded mo of u frkml of ours who was a pool olllc clerk und ono of the rnoel polite of lrlshmint lis wus torn in county klldurr und omlgiuted to america at ton yours atf ugi at twenty five he ha attained n sixfoot physique a big black board und a clerkship in un up town juml o iii of station in new york he told mo gleefully that ono day looking through the little bruss 1mm of the general delivery he saw up proachlng u mr barney mcguflin j jlne old irish gentleman ho had known at home tho old man was uncharszed but the boy had oulgrowo mr m guftln s remembrance too late for the steamer t said mcguntn us he poked u letter liars for e widow o urlen curragh of klldare klhure cp ireland whom torn had also known us hi father s neighbor at home is 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one should im with out l bottle of it unsettled month itor und can you tell roe what wouther we may ex poet hex wrote u subscriber to un v according to tho cumberland ivesby- tor lun tho editor replied us follows it is my belief thut tho wouthei next month will be very much llki your subscription tho inquirer wonderud what the edi tor meant till he happenod to thlnv of tho word unsettled could writes o suffering through homed y hardly live for asthma ne man who after years of has found complete relief pr j d kalloggs asthma now ho knows how needlei has been his suffering this matchless remedy gives aure help to all arfltcted asthma inhaled as smokoio vapor it brings tho help so long need fvery dealt r has it or can get it for you from his wholesaler an old anchor not lonif ago tlm crow of un english trawler engaged in lobstet ashing near kins dale has great difficulty in ettlng their anchojn aboard it was irmly fixed in some musslve hard substance in tho sandbank when ut last they succeeded in bringin it to tho surface there wus attached to it a very undent unchor ivo tqps in wvlght tho shank being ver ten feet long und tne bend of quul proimrtjons fastened tu thw unchor was a small cannon the anchor which probably belong ed to one of the ships of the spanish armada wrecked on this coast ha 1 become ooveiod with marine matter 1 this in the three centuries during which it bud been imbedded in the wand had been converted into u rot ky fosstl aubstuuet tho anchor is of course oonslder- bly warn but it still presents u very masalva aplearunce und must have belonged i a large ship he spoke too late a pennsylvania gentleman tullu u slot y which is u good ustlm un tht type ut onto seeker who usmiot ullow u man to be laid dtcenlly uwuyln hts giuvo before he is ufter ills plaint a mun we m to the kowrnur of one nf tlu ntuutf dlil uhkod fit the plnrt f janitor of the stula iiouhu tho governor sulil hn wm mii i y hut thu placo imd ben title th tnuti rvmulned in ths illy 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