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mm mjt arton jte pmw tuultspay march 20 1025 a spring marathon im for uwpllc jtn the wooda toduy who wants to como along icebound for months tho little brooks ijvkln their tinkling aongp jn tender erocnthc birch trees ullm in luintcrreninm tho birch trues hllm aro clally joaalping the nuiilhhang lonff tassels out to celohruto tho nprlwy young pussywillows luepiithemsclvu so softly gruy und neat and velvet moas ita carpet spreads for pavementweary foet the birds aro back tho worlds awake from winters thrall not free come leave- dull care at homo and take a woodland tramp with me ftlnzlo v isaruthcra tfl sunday school lesson for sunday march 29 1925 hbvibw closing- p1s1uod ok chujstmlnistjty ooh toxt jes ch tho mimci twenty years ago from the isduo of thfrorprois of 1 thursday march 30 1905 tjie furmejjh have commencod tho spring plowing and ueedlnff bells biiw mjl commenced oper ations yesterday the iron stairway for tho rear exit at the town- hair has arrived and contractor wackonzlo will have it set up in a few day a the meat shop erected ph main street in 1888 by- excoun5lllbr holmes ia being torn down to make room for his new brick residence a number of boys who were raiding mr wm browns sugar bush on-4on- day afternoon were soundly horse whipped for their trespassing- h shermanof georgetown is liav- ingr one of the a tore in mrs secords block fitted up for a gents outfitters business which he wnt shortly open there tf mr a a white la gottinar his new jumping- maro in fine condition for exhibition at the toronto horse show ho has a course with hurdles on fair- view fltablo grounds with a vjow to econpmy in power and avoiding- tho uncomfortable heat generated by the largo steam boiler and engine during months meaarawv h storey so have put in ono of the brunt ford ideal gasoline engines of p capacity exroeve swackhamer has sold his two storey frame dwelling on main street to john moffat for 1000 the that the body ol jcaus was raised lemond property has been purchased by robt fisher ji for 1050 thomas j2bbcige has sold his double- frame house and two lot on west bower avenue und willow- streets to w a mclean barrister joseph perkins has sold his brick dwelling on bower ayenpo to a b mclean foje 1600 r j mcnabb has sold for andrew wilson the- brick hpuso on arthur street to william lelshman for 900 tho lot at tho corner of john street und bower avonuo to daniel mckcch- nio for 300 and the charles qulltner property on agnes street to james eraser t william hemstreet has sold mrs lewis property on peel street to mrs thomas ramshaw eramosa for 550 and the vacant lot in youngs qurvoy belonging to tho estate of tho lato janet anderson to alfred -bauer- for 50 tho oldest orangeman in canada passed away last week in acton in the person of robert mills who had reached tho very unusual ago of 106 years mr mills has been a familiar figure about- actons streets for nearly twenty years and his longevity was commonly remarked yesterday and today yea and over i the lessons of this quarter cover uiwrlod of about fortyseven days from saturday april j a d 30 to tuesday may 18 a p 30 lesson 1 jesus ot nazareth is the messiah predicted in old testament prophecy tho king that comoth in tho namo of the lord lesson h jesus la coming again to thlscarth und when ho comcd4li individuals of ull nations then living an earth shall bo gathered before hlnv am 1 judged and assigned to their ilnat dcart lesson iii until- jesus- comes again wo should regularly observe the lords supper tri memory of him who ro- doemocl ua by shedding his blood for uii upon tho prosa lesson ivrwhilo our tord is absent from us we should not lot our hearts ho troubled but llnd a for fth jieorttroublo in believing in god anil in believjnjtlp jesus chrint lesson vjeaus is the true vine wo are tho branches abiding in him la tho secret of fruitfulncss power in prayer fulness of joy likeness to himself lesson vi the one who truly bq- lievea in jesus christ is eternally saved because god tho father will eternally keep every one whom he has given to tho son beaaoiv vll vleaus was exceteding sorrowful even unto death because he bore our alna in our place lesson viii every believer should bo subject unto the civil authorities for tho powers that bo are ordained of god this lebson does not pro perly belong in tho lessons of tho quanter and could well be omitted in the review in order to have unity in the review lesson ix jesus ia the messiah the king of the jews but the natural heart rejects him and chooses a mur derer- ln hia stead struck wealth of gas by accident enforcing the barqain i if tho groon maid whomalioh strange ajrd not always laughable blunders is not found oxclubivbly in canadian households tho european journals abound with incidents illuatrating tho dihlcultles of adapting girls reared in tho country or in tho alums of cities to tlio domestic arraiigementh of better to ab popple a ivench journal records snid to that a i adyof i a -who-lntd- 1 employ a stout country girl her marie i will give you throe hundred franca a year and dress you the next morning pfter the girls entry into eorvlce tho lady on awaking rangfor her domestic there was no response she rang again and tlio glsdul not appear then the lady went ito the giros rooni and foiinlf her stllmn bod marie she said- when i rang for ypu why did you not come o i heard you said the girl but- it was part of the agreement that ypu should dress me and i was wait ing for you to come and do it railway time tables anadian n at acton qoliip wm no 29 f 800 m jo 31 a 103comi- wo 33 20pin- anotherlwhat some simplesouted people have a singular notqa jt tho nature of u repartee a lady was remonstrated with by a male relative for wearing false hair i do not see ho saia jiow ybu can possibly reconcile yourself to wearing the hair of another youdo npt she answered scorn fully pointlflg to her relatlvescoat and pray dont you wear the wool of another on your back reassuring lesson x tho appalling hardness of the human heart and the wondrous pardoning love of tho son7of god lesson xi it is absolutely certain y born mowat in acton on thursday march 23 190 to mr and mrs john a mowat a daughteiv stewart in acton on sunday march 2fl j100b to mr and mrs wv h stewart principal acton school a lion s hill ax honolulu h i oti friday march 10 1905 to mr and mrs henry f hill a daughter wonderful help it is linkel to remember unrelated unassoclated facts tho science of mnemonics if there is such a science consists largely in training the mind to hang things upon their own pegs as it wore in other words to aaso- elate one thing with another but such process of rotation should be simple and natural in what year was abraham lincoln born asked a publicschool teacher who had been taking a course of mnemonics under a specialist i dont remember answered tho pupil dont remember well you must go about it in tho right way how many muses wero there nine vof course now double that num- ber eighteen now multiply by a hundred eighteen hundred very good hold onto that how many graces were there three precisely multiply that by itself nino juat so now add that to tho re sult that you- first obtained and what have you eighteen hundred and nine well now there you havo it lin coln wqb bornin 1809 everything depends upon going to work in a prezi per manner tho memory needs a bit of help thats all he loved the children thackcrayb words were satirical and ho hlmaiqlf was called a cynic but- the author of lovo affairs of some famous men shows what sort of a heart boat in the satirists breast by quoting from tho letter of one to whom thp following incident happened n in the week following his death there appeared some genial memorial lines in the pages of punch walking down tho then unsavory thoroughfaro known as bedfordbury my eye caught the open page of tho popular periodi ca and i stayed ta read the graceful tribute to tho dead moralist turning flway at length a poorlydressed man in working garb said to me i knew that inun- sir you know thackerny i asked ye sir ikoop that little bakers shop yondor pointing to the opposite side of the street and manys the time thackoruy would como r and buy ft poamtartwo pfcako tfoin mo i cut it into slices for him arid then distributing it among a crowd of hun gry- children ho would walkawny and hide in that court over there that ho might have the pleasure of seeing their enjoyment ho didnt know i knew hint but i did people uned to ailllim a cynic eir bu it waaruls who llvc1 in tho country ho true 110 loved tho children sir and no mun is a cynic who does that- a distant prospect tha tourist travelling in the western part of ireland was trying to have some- fun at the cxpenho of a native dr thocounlryi the result of his at tempt is told in tho sketch r you have a very flne view from here my frlonrf sal the tourist aytfi- re ill led the guide svo can jiohietimes seo a long way ah i fliippose you can boo america when its climr7 further than that replied- tho guide without a smile what yos t jiou wait a while youll hob th moon i from ho dead and by that resurrec tlon god certifies to the truth of jesus cniini that ho is the son or god lesson xii all things which are written in the law of mosos and in the prophets and in the psalms i e in tho entbro old testament are tho suro word of god and the lord jesus is the true interpreter of gods word daily readings for next week mondaymarch 30 tho masters in structlons vacts i 111 tuesday march 31 waiting for the holy spirit acts 1 1214 wodnesdaapiil 1 the coming of the holy spirit acts 2 113 tthurpday apflt 2 tho blessing of pentecost acts 2 3647 fridays aprll3 the holy spirit coming to jcsust maft 31317 saturday april a thoglory oftfte church mlcah 4 15 sunday april g the prophetic pro mlse joel 2 2833 r n and around- medjcine hatc socond street a milling companys olo vator and the canadian pacific- bridgo tho insert is a photograph taken of tho big chief natural gas well at modicine hat july 24 1909 there uwsflcloaodinnccauio5fsolbs and art open flow of 3000000 cubic foot por day an equivalent of 151 tons of coal a brilliant advocate the late sir fvank lockwood one of tho moat brilliant advocates of tho english bar was famed alike for hla witticisms and his professional acuto- ness an instance of his ready wit which the manchester guardian gives camoto hand during one of his autum nal visits to scotland it la a custom with scottish terri torial magnates to be known by the names of jhelr estates thus mr and mrs cameron of lochlel the immedl- ato predecessors of mr und mrsf lock- wood at a social function were- an nounced as lochicl and mrs cameron the wily yorkshfrjrmnn promptly gave in hla own name and his wifes as 20 lennox garden and mrs lock- wood touching a remark as to tho extra ordinary dullness of certain men who have occupied the judicial bench sir frank lockwood related in the follow ing words an instance within his own experience a man had stolon a spado arid was iriedrtjefore a stupid byt wellpaoahlng and thoroughly conscientious magis trate ho carefully looked up archi balds criminal- law to find a pre cedent on which he could convict and punish the man i cant find anything under the word spade said ho although i see that a man was convuued und severely punished for stealing a shovel then looking at tho culprit severely over hisspectaclcs he added you have had a very narrow escape but you may go now another story the fabulist of iho chicago world has invented a- little talo of two men and a dog its lesson is too obvious for comment perhaps but cannot be learned tooofton it is commended to all readers both to those who keep dogs and to those who do not johnson and thompson were next- door nehshbors johnson had a dog that barkea a considerable part of each night finally thompson said to john- bon j look here johnson wo have always been friends and i hope you wont take offence if i toll you that thb barking of your dog is driving my family mad for the want of sleep dcnr me said johnson that queer i havent noticed that leo ever barked any to speak of two or three evenings afterwards thompson came home leading a dog the dbg by a string now then said he to mrs thjm- son we will soon have some chance to sleep i didnt like to shoot the beast while he belonged to johfison so i have bought him nobbdy can blame us for killing our own dog ill got some chloroform tomqrrow x month passed and johnson and thompson mot well thompson ybu havohr killed the dog yet ino said thompson tho truth is we have become rather fond of tho fellow ho la so lively and playful but doesnt his barking at night annoy you i havenit noticed it hm said johnson the brute keeps us awake half7the night i dont seo how you can put up with it pigs in clover she was paying her first visit to met her at the station and after half an hours drive told her that they wero approaching his farm- in ono of tho fields that mot the girls attentive eyo stood a windmill and gathered around it wero several pigs wou im surprised i exclaimed tho fair one i didnt think that farmers wore so considerate what do you mean 7 jjuericd tho country cousin v that over yonder replied tho girl pointing a pretty finger- just think of having a fun out in the field to keep thoflb pigs cool wornm sap the strength and under mine the vitality of children strength en them by using mother graves worm exermlnator to drive out tho parasites ijunt thirty nine years ago injuty 1885 to bo exact a small crew of men ia the service of the canadian pacific hallway unloaded a portable water- well drilling machine at a point near where what is now the village of allison alberta thirtyfive west of medicinohat on the main line of tho company the crew jmd been sent wut to this spot to drill for water und sot to work littlo did these men realize that they were nbout to make a find that was to be the boglnnlng of a widoapread industry perhaps they were disappointed when inatoad of the water they were seeking gaa appeared in their well but if they could have looked into the future they would have aeen that tlila first gas well was to be the causo of tho ex penditure of millions of dollars the employment directly and indirectly of thousands ofmen and the- opening up of ah onormus area stretching from tho peaco blver in the north to the ifc ternatianal boundary in tho south and from tho rocky mountains in the west to tho albertasaskatchewan lino in tho east so much interest was immediately aroubed oyer the discovery of natural gas in this well that others were drilled m medicine hat but tho ro- sults were not gratifying- until the year lrdp when gas was discovered in considerable quantity while drilling was being conducted in search of coal a was their found that it could be obtained in commercial quantities in what is now known as the mediclno- hat sand at a depth of nbqut pno thpuband ceet th looqhjp first doon- weu was sunk andaaplendldnow of gas was encountered fromwhlcb thy cftyof-medicirjo-hat- has enjoyed the benefits of- natural gas bp to the pres ent thno with the further prospects of a longcontinued supply aftorthla the canadian pacific rail way drilled a number of wells for its own use and other concerns ontered the field the wells at pinchor crooit wero drilled for oil which was pro duced far a time gas in significant quantities being encountered but theso and many other wells resulted in dis appointment to their promoters thoro were times that the hoartachea and tho tragedies and the losses far ex ceeded the successes and the gains but this did jibt deter the men who wero willing to stako their all on what theyjd and it is to thctsetctmined efforts that the later developments of petroleum and natural gas m duo the next gas field of importance to bo developod was the bow island field on which work was begun in 1908 on tho south bank of the south saskatchewan river on the crows ncst branch of the canadian- pacific railway- it was in this field that can adas largest ns vell was drilled pro ducing when completed approximately thirty million cubic feet of gas a day and it wnb oif the- atrength of this development that the enormoua sixteen inch plpo line one hundred and seventyfive rjaaehm length wns fi nanced and built ill order to supply the town in router other flelda havo been optned among them that known as tho foremost field located on etxllcom coulec tnltfirtfiibnfn wua drilled heie in search of oil and at a depth of- about two thdusand foet gfis in veryiarffo quantities was found recently another well has been com pleted in this field which is now pro- duclng over seventeen million cubic feet of gas perdny and is ono of the largest gas wolis in canada giving to the towns and villages along this rout an almont unlimited supply of gas as roariy as three hundred wells havebeen drilled in the province not all have been productive of pourse some having to bo abandorfed on ac count of drilling difficulties while others did not yield the fluid sought or did so in such small quantities as not to be worth the expense of further development and so were abandoned for more productive fields the possession ofthls natural re source to tlio people of alberta is of enormoua value and its importance cannot bo exaggerated it has play ed a big part in the past and will play a a big part in the future in the develop ment o tho province it remains for the people thernaelvcs to seo to it that it is properly used and conserved for posterity western story magarlne why boy8leave the farm 6llver held of frankford ont a farniorb son gives his reasons in tho flnaiicjal post na follows frorn time tp time i have aeon in the press articles on why the young people loave tho farm tho theory has boon advanced that it is lack of suf- flcont spending mionoy and sportssand that tho long hours of work and tho press articles on why the yqung people from the farm but thla is ab solutely false hhavolivomthlh farming comi munlty all my life i am still a boy and i know what is tho cauaeof tho boys and girla leaving the farm i have talked to many of the boyswho have gone to town- from hero thoe who have come back when asked why they left the farm never glvo the reasons that have been so often voiced by the press although thero are ex ceptions in all cases arid- i believe that tho majority of young people who leave tljo farm leave for theaamo reasons that theboya of this commun ity havd i have had tho privllego of it high school education and i belle vo that if tho farmers would gvo their boya and girls an education with ho view of coming back on the farm it would help a lot put it is either ono of two ways they either tell them an educa tion is no good for a farmer or they say go to school get an education and make an easier living than your dad they lireach continually that there is an eaalcr living than farming whllo i was attending high hchool my fatber always advanced tho thoory that farming was the- best occupation and when i got through x came back to tho farm and i am hero to stay although all my friends called mo a fool and told mo thatfarming was no lift for a person how then with nil thlh trash being preached into tho heads of tho boys and glrla by farmers and formdrs wives can you expect the boys and girls to stay on tho farm i say it is the farmers themselves that nro to bfame in the majority of tho cases there i another reason why tho boya and girls leave and the farmers aro also to blame for this wo have some f turners far too many who aro alwayavbehlnd with their work only half work their land havo poor- crops etc and if the boya have any am bition nt all they are ao alck of tho way things are being run get dis couraged with farming kick up their heels at the farm and get out- i havo been this vory thing work out iintl once while talking with ort of the hoys from such a farm a roal bright umbitlous young man ho said to me ithero la nothing to be gotton in farming ia there isald why jack sure and there is well ho said you do not mako a certain slim which he named and which would not bo a city laborers wages for a year yea 1 said we make more i gave an estimate of the returns from our farm for a year and ho woufd hardly believe it well ho said if 1 were you 1 would atick with it- i this sumo young follow tried tho city and got sick of ltand camb back to the farm but ho never came hdmo and 1 flo not blamo him for the way things wero run would discourage any boyh frm farming i know of farmers wives in this community- who havo instilled into tho mindh of their laughters tho idea that afunnern wifes lire is a drudgery and have warned them never to marry farmer how then under theso elrcumsluneoh can you expect young people o stick with the farm kurmers if you want your sons and daughters to slay with tho farm ed- ucato them but alwaya koep the farm ahead as their goal liralnw and edu cation areas essential to a farmer us to a uiwyer and more ho than to a factory worker preach tho doctrlno of fanning as it is tho greatest and best occupation of tho world today y didnthave to swear albert x richardson who served through tho clyfi war as correspon dent for the new york trlbijno in his history of his adventures gives a close picturo of many of the nn whoso powor was developed in the great con flict ho describes oeneral grants calmj neaa under the nerco attacks of the newspapers he only smoked and waited only once ho protested saying to the correspondent of a journal which had denounced hlm with great severity tour paper is unjust to me time will make it all right i want to be judged only by my acts during jtiwi evening campfires says richardson i buw much of gear eral gjanf he impressed roe as possessing great purity of character integrity and amiability military men seem to cherish more jealousy than members of almost any other profes sion grant was bove this mui- chlovous foul sin of chiding i never hoard him speak unkindly of a brother ofhoer mr ocorge w chllda in his recol lections tells us that grants hdbita of thought and speech wero singularly clean and pure ii never ho says in all the years i knew idm intimately heard him say when alone with nien a word that would bring a blush to the check of a woman washington is reported by his friends and by secrotary lear who lived with him for years to have been as modest and clean in his language at nil times- aa if ho had been talking to a young glrl- boyo sometimes mistake coarseness for strength and think that oaths- and indecont language are tho manifesta tions of manhood and forco of char acter washington und- grant both presidents evidently thought other wise hard und soft corns both yield to hollo way a corn ramovcr which is en- tlrolysafo to uso and certain arid sat isfactory in its action discreet silence jvan excellent piece of advlso was that once given to georgo gray a young methodist preacher who watta mere boy when he began his work within a fewdays of tho tlmo he was flftcen- andahnlf years old his name was on tho records or an annual conference as a travelling preacher the youngest candidate evorroceived in tho metho dist ispiscopoi church he was sent out totho barrie circuit in vermont as he mounted his horse to set out for his npplntcd field of labor a jaunt of mdro than two hundred milearhls undo a methodist of much shrewd ness and humor gave him a parting address which he never forgot and to which ho often referred in later years ncvev prottahd that you know much george said he looking up at the youthful rider from under his shaggy eyebrows for if you do so pretend the peoplo will aoon find out that you are sadly mistaken but nelthor he added after a moments pause need you tell them how little you know for this tlioy will find out soon enough the pigs of peace a man may liketo spoil k of his first bullet but tho more of activo rrervlco ho has seen tho loss inclined ho is to talk about his share in it an officer who woro tho victoria cross and who had distinguished him- self at tho battlo of alma whore ho had two horses killed under him won onco entreated by charles hardy of tho urltlsh army to tell something us to his feelings and experiences in an engagement all tho ohuploin could got from him was vx battlo is 4 very disagreeable placo to bo in como and ml shw ytm my pigs the virtue of thrift those who do not know franco ex cept through the press articles short visits to paris tho worlds capital of luxury learning- and amusement might easily fancy that france as a whole was extravagant and spend- thrift strange errothtor franco aa a nation is exceptionally thrifty the glories of paris j are the result of thrifkthe peasant or workman arriving often on foot and tf ten from long distances wearing a blouse and sabots looku around him with eyes of wonder and admiration his heart beats tho faster at the un imaginable splendors his ambition la aroused asking himself cam i also partake of thlasplcndor yea there la one way one way only worfc thrift courage wlu realiko his newlyborn ambition most frenchmen have theso qualities born workers our peasant sets himself resolutely to the selfimposed task- to becomo by hard persistent work welltodo ho arrives as the french say lie gives his children a gobd education the grandchildren of the man of blouse and sabots become somebodies instead of staring with envy at tho passing handsome car riages and luxurious automobiles he buys one himself wfl boys and glrhtgo to college all the professions aro open to them some glrla go to tho convent schools and learn everything that la useful for a woman to know the french prime minister declared in a recent addrossn that france had al ways in her most tragic history been salved by her bravo workers and v dltional thrift and would always bo so edward fox sainabury a corrector of pulmonary troubles many testimonials could he presented showing tho great efficacy of dr thomas eclcctric oh in correcting dis orders of tho rcslpatory processes but tho best testimonial is experience and the oh- is rocommonded to nil who suffer from chese disorders with tho certainty that they will find relief it will rillay inflammation in the bron chial tubes yij a tribute to canadian beef a tribute to tho excellence of can adian cnttle that aro shipped to great britain appears in a recant issue of the review of tho river plato pub lished in tho argentine republic the canadian cattle tho writer states arc finished on grain and tholr flobh is of better flavor than argentine alfalfa or grass fed cuttle tho argentines beef he points out bus a splendid ap pearance but it does not equal in thickness or flavour the canadian grain fed bullocks a 80ft answer tho sergeant was very crusty and of course had to preserve his dignity but as ho waswalking ulongtho trench he suddcnlyhllpiied and plumped rlgbt down into tho middle or the slush and water nono of the mqn near him cduld resist a smile but when he pick ed himself up lie turned to malonc well what nro you standing there looking liko a laughing jacknsa for do you seo anything funny ho bawled no sarglnt returned malono butt bogorrn ah lire and a was just think ing how funny it wud have- been if it had been somebody forby yourself athm no longer dreaded the dread of renowed attacks from asthma has no hold upon those who havo learned to rely upon dr j c ket- loggs asthma remedy so safe do they feo that complete reliance is placed on this true specific with tho certainty that it will always do what its makers claim if you have not yet learned hovv safe you are with this preparation at hand gt it today and know for yourself an american tourist in switzerland who was about to maketho aacont of u mountain thought best to ask some questions as to the capabilities of his guide ia he a thoroughly skilful climber ho naked of a hotelkeoper i- should say so- exclaimed the innkeeper ho has lost two parties ojf tourists down tho mountainside and escaped without a scratch both times- how small the cost the value- to you of ifour telephone in creases as rapidly as the value of a comer torein the busy section of a big city and for the same reason if ypw mateijiemost of it oh year more than 60000 new telephones r ontario and quebec t are added to the army of those you can do business with your telephone also en ables you to talk with upwards of 125000 telephoneson rurallines in these two provinces fo ue np 39 no 25 sunday ou tar 839 pm 1020 tun going ut no 20 no 30 no 34 no 38 no 38 no 24 sunday 705 mn 1118 njiuj 336 pm 017pm 813 pm 708 pin canadian national electric railway y wertboupd ti lly flnnrtny dally dnlly dally dally dally dally daily dally r fri dolly eutbbund 743 oni dolly except sunday 943 am doily dally daily dolly dally dally iii daily j 1143 am 143 pm 343 pm 543 pjm 7h pm 94t p 1140 freight dollvorod- by bpeauu axproa freight svelght picked up at any ad- dresa in toronto ootti a family lets than sttfiu 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