HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Seaforth News, 1923-03-08, Page 5Sunday chool. Lesson
MARCH 11,1923
jestis n .Geth'selhoulet' 2. e•Gel)ffie/ar'•TeXt-',--eCheisf. at4n
hu.th ostne egffea4I'foe,81up, the Jit: for. the unjust, that
he relight Wog us in tbil.-1 Pei3: 13.
Lessen Setting. --The opening part to drink it. 'Wats' come to his diecipies.
Inm batten and Brooding. geacle7W, oil rehoruld 'he Peed ,astl!' the of the titentyseeond elisepter;" finds In Matthew and Mark we learn that
the Seeress oar failuee of yOUT Whole
Year'er ,.Werk meiy. depena: upon yaw
reffertsin rate MC041'06/1.. seeable
Wilrether! YOU 'hittch.'hy 'inciithator or by
heiti 4.Prill!,io thes Month ' that gives
best results. '
For the hen, use a nest that 'can be
kept .cloreed except 'when the hen le elf
to!, feed' 'Teat': Olt ''thre.' egge--.021, the
eeereath day.' In the early seas.ron this
somatinte,s, makes it pro,srsitie to put all
the. fentile,egge of two settings under
one hen and reset the, other, thus ,say -
Mg wadeable time
• ' •
Prepare the setting -nest with care,
deall,antd. spd:ay and, when dry, ptwee
a Moist Sea, that haebeen shaped to
fit, and hollowed a little in the centre,
10 -the bettoit of the !nest box. dotee,
with 'a layer fare hay. Dust the
hen with flowers of enipleur or other
reliable liee killer, and set on eggs
6.21a. learner rkept sernmilanstk-Jesus and his' disciplee in, 'the :ilpPer Jesus eente barek to the three disciples
Olean. • room. '. Her rJesde r matinee the three rtirnesin the course of his agony,
, • r • 'eve the Lorciae ,Srupper 'alter the `Observance of etB, if he were seeleingtthe rreinferce-
i I We metier 15 ri34, • th Faneo.vr.' Astdr noye. the dined merit ref human eympathy. in his
Iegg ehernbrer in the mast :eourVe e evens.eynteeikee in the Simnel' is s truggle ,Found them r sleeping. 'Each
manner, by the use of moist sand in a dra,wking, n,40%. ,4 -,,,,dee has .depeeted .en time he 'came he Sosind them asleep,
tray' under the •eggs. It ean..be red*. biarmission , of betrayal. The .great though Jesus' had a:eked them ,to
drain if thgenoistum i aeeee,site arid crieis of jeans' :soul ha e come,' and he watch. The tirSt time Jeeus singles
returned be the machtne if the air seeks . ceninni;iptsioawohlitnligliolaois.lirofart.ivenlyjholiotuohortoliouo
PwetaetrTD,erepreachi "Adatrutlieelott,
coldr•;in the egg show.S. Sighe !orf 'boa Fath -err The
see to • say more than ioner,of physical end mental time he says, "the. tipieit trulyas ready
trhavaldi:7471,16a,":bactl?!1,p.rIettsr,oae4 i.,),,;(..„,se, „engaging: ', "It le impossible for UB but the flealv weerleP.' Jews kndtvs,
e„„,. taSunderstand, the experience of- the that their r Sleeping .does not indicate
lack' *PeiPtlite than 'otherwise,' eternal Son If God at that suememe callousness or, indifference to, Jesus,
it is poosible to'etr:irri either direction., crisiswhen, he was 'eatirkinig Up our but :rather frailty ,Of *MI arid purpose.
Ability to recognize' Imeistufrerecondi- sins in hie boilY to the tree;, . and In his, own present experience Jesus
tiaras and reqUireMente• will be'attain- where understanding fails, it be- knew how.there was a real rcortflict be -
ed only with eiepereiencer conies res to refrain our lips at& be tween hody and ;epirit. In his rcase the
For artificial breeding, nothing can silent." spirit has tritunmhed over the fies,h,
surpu.ss the reolony stove, as at is ecom
,eneical whether used to ,capacity or
not, and will take care a 500 chicks
at one thne. It le, if used with intelli-
gence' and rgood fuel, abeolutelyreh-
able and samen
fe. It is most convientl"
y 7...„.atti gna; enclosed' plot of geound,r be-
tor s.oine frieed, to which Jesus
that ere normal in size and shape for run hi a colony house, about 10'x12', '"
had often resorted. Matthew also Judas. Ile was the leader and had
the ,breed. Keep whole corn, grit and Dr an empty pen of the laying house tells us •that his eoul was exceeding undertaken to delver Jesus into them
clean water "within easy reaeh, asid ate may be utilized. proviclarig it as kept sorrowful even unto death. His dis- hands for thirty peeps, of swivel-. One,
a. The Agonizing 11/Easter, 39-44, hitt the etruggle enabled him to sym-
Ve. 3'9, 413, He came out .; , te the had, tri lied, ,
a place ealled Gethsemene.! The word Vez 47;48. While he ket apake , . a
Gethsemane means "oil -press." n multitude; .,compased of the 'chief
priests, elders, 'soldiers' and the gath-
ering mob. And he that was called
path,ize with those in whom the flesh
Mount of Olives. Matthew says, "Unto 1Y
the t. She we off enrce a., day mei returns
tosher snot psonspti1 n ool weather.
:At the 111.^St sign of pipping, °hese
up the eireot-after making sure that
the h.en..118tisi. ,fulii Crepr ead a drink
'and 'leave her "alone till the hateli be
'n:omplete, Bemroite ,shells arid, unhatedi-
- ed !eggs aster -Silo* her te remain on
the 'neat with the eliicics until showing
signs of uneasrineare. Remove to a
clean, well disinfected coop. with 'clean
sanded .
you are .using.,an 'ineubeter, set
May egige that youwould' consider the
..beet ellaPeThanci size for the breed,
Carefully ' Scale* the inIstractione .•
the inentifaietheee; and Use enlya neve
' China that has agooclt reputation; usue
aRy a ehealp Machine is dear at any
of the twelve; a tragic phrase. It was •
sariplieck with heed, nut 0°411, .great .ciples also followed him. The lees
anohety, need he felt as to the temper- intimate disciples stood in the back_ one of those who •had been with Jesus
that betrayed him. Drew near. unto
ature, except that it must not be al- greund while he took with hits as his
immediate eompamons, Peter, James Jesus to kiss him. Thi was the cus-
tlaiwew.4yeba.loWlilifitilhdaer,:ne: tofornitnbeziofirosrtansi
John, •who were with hie also on e.
ternary greeting of the diseiple for
me Mount of Transil uraton. prev his master. In this case, it was a pre-
2fildegreee above this point, the chicks that ye enter not into temptation.
g • - arranged identification of Jesus. The
merely move to a more comfortable T•hey. also have an ordeal to iress • Whole conauct of Judea is deliberate
distateen and, get. the. ad-vantege of through end it le Jester.' deSi„e th,at and calculated. . Case of Peter'e I
more adrrand more sanitary conditionS they limn streugth through nrayeiete r denial of the Milstein the teiriptetion!
finder Peter off his guard, but the be-' enough be handle—thet ie, When they
thet when etterde& Me narrow space Gad, for theit trial. , .
underr,a.'hoIver. :.'• ' r- . ' Irc 41. He was withdrawn'. leem trayal of Jesus rh,v Judas was net suck.; have •founed about twe,eates in 'ati-
them. 'Ile mutt eten. wit:lid:air !him- dee, but premeditated. Bettayeett thou &iron . to their eeect leevese-other
' It ,canbereerneved frost the (marten
self from the comPanionship of the the Son of man. with a.kiss. Matthew boxes of sell should her provided and
when the rheat is 00 longee desired
' theee. They cannot enter into the tells timt:Testie used the vseed I a
encithe house may.he 'cleaven awayeto • "fr-011,-”, the reeedfeings transplanted from the
ntetainneeet his agony. Kneeled:down. irt addreesitS, Aida% Might not the • • i. e,about tv,
IViattheer adda that he fell tioirri on his remorse of Judas began liere ? engine • boxes er ' cane -0
, ,
ti' ' l -1:!: ' 'field '. d bl - . 1 'el '
• se rove' 'arc or - ein , se no ii ter ..
allowed free range. face, the attitudre rof utter stress of V. 54. They took him, and led him.I mches apart each way.' After teaue-
.
. In. the aatien, fee thee little .ehicks, souk Hebrews 5: '7 makes mention of Jesus offers 110 resistance. He rebuk-. planting, place these second boxes in
Sow the first three ow four dayS, Mike ILISStratig eFking and tearer. ' ' ' ed the violence doner to the servant of the windoret itti in ,other Wind'ows where
sure to includea: geed ,Supply of, Beet- -...Vse42,• 48. :Father,if. then be will- the high pried. Peter followed afar there is, roam.. ' Cent:issue the ;same
price. eulent green feed, sprouted ,o,ats., rehop- ing. In all his prayer he recognizes , off. Peter had begun to fait &heady.' peecautiene as le watering and ed dancieliore or plantain leef will de. turn -
the wIll of God as the supreme tliing, He had said he was ready to go with ing, When the Plaits:have grown to
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The best place th run an incuibato oIt is not a. peayer to bend the wifi-Jesdes to prisms and death. fair size, the broxee.maSe be placed out
is in the cellar, wheze there is fairly Green feed: is essential in aome form f'Godnto hie will. It is a prayer th,at • Application.
, the will of Ged,' if possible,. May be ,ofsulc,ces 00 Warfll ,,diaNA to ,accustoin
low the welfare id the youngeteisr as •
grain,s such as .cornmeak Middlings, the work of eidemPtion enuat Still be the •plants to outdoor eonditions, eo
good yentflation.A dittle moisture it
carried 'out iso mime rather way, But One is ree,nderions el a rcertain revel. -
the atmosphere is an ad.yantage, and well: as the old took. Give,only finer.
' the 'sbeadry tenmerature eniikee the lee ent !hesitancy in applYing ear Lord's that they' will not feel the change
. cation far more desirable than a atom if a Deessianeeep unique sarrow audirexperience hi Gethe when the' time come% foo.. plantitg in
shorts and ground oats, and feed a carried. out, even
sernane 'to buteelv.es. or to others. It the 'Open garde -ft. •
little about five, times a day. About without a cross, end redremetion• with-
in the' house. r out sacrifice, are impossible. Remove standa ea apart from Ale, and is so ' ---.• •rits--!•-• '
the fiftheeley, substitute 4-virre small
tered in a litter of hit& chaff:, to en- till' aa a elm of bitterness. The temp- .
great eedreening pity and eaceifice &tying Nurser3r Stock.
Jesus speaks of his stiffer- asso,cia'ted in our thought with his
and geed fertile egge 'are Iiiea: with feeder of fine ;cracked; rillfipkIleect, scat- Ulla. eaa.
If the m,achine is of a reliable Make, .., .,+,
': ' an tiecurerte thernetneter registering There are several considerratimas to
on in the wildernesrs VMS a teet consummated. an Calvary that we ean
102% to 103 lie:grew' at ethe level ef Whea the chiclei can do without the en his. Messiahsle
of how Jesus would bogin el "e scercely bring ourselves to think of it
ri Tgh on axn. 1 a nee; be taken into account before perches -
courage exercize by seratehleg. ,
p.
bbe ten of thmeggs without too netieh heat .of the mother he; ee the bectod- lit the ,Garcien is 8, teSt ,As bo how he
r as having the value of example and ing nursery 'stock,. There ere many
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variation throligheitt 'the' indubating ee,. which wilt be M from four to eight will coinalite his Messiahehip. Is ft iespration m cur experiences. of life; varieties of apples that as a me se:
and yet, we are definitely ,encoureged for le than other sorts Which. ole 11O
period of 21, days; you should secuee we61e, immune. •to scaeon. and 'wed- life of ,stierice to be ..cteaspletred by e by the ,scriptureS to think of him in! melee diffiesilt to grow T•he GanaStan
ti AMA, eguad hi punmearelediendition
'el Chlais,3 foal* tilt YOU might get
UlkaFt'. tathral c OnditionS, with hens
lactileating a like Timelier of 'eggs, :
,, ;• , ,When. old rlainp.s,eee leuene:d rerithwist
I- ' e.eSsationaardenglielied,s, tie they are
. .-.'. With itieuhatens, there is always an
reentlepre, axe taken, Only„ the test young stock.
' '7'.--!r-et:-.-e-‘ ee• -.1 :•:* le'---- t .i:, -;--- ; - -1..'I.,
t
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Looking unto Je,eus, the Horticultural Council advises also thtvt
thee ethiditiond, they! may ..s,afely ..be.saaSiflaial death? Net. my , will, but th's way.
note 'Of ilrovieg and .
, . ',author and finisher of our faith; who
left to help themselves to bath grain :ell pkg it.,11
d...,foe the. joy that was set befole him it is generally advantageous to secure
"The illonlitrigu'''
nstrurta3 tollehluvinisaailtG°to !
v endured) the cross, el:espial-fig' elelat fr(mt as tlear hommas is pl.-attic.-
and dry mash from s 'convenient hop- "
ail times. If .given 5005 skimined to blie superior elaim of the Divine hand of the throne of God. For can; ad,stptation of the kind of trees to be
able., and to give some attention to the
escape pain end, morrow, yield's at Oisce ''
per,. that ehouldi tbe .kept supplied at, ehame, and: is set down at • the sight
milk it will ,goeatly aegis growth arell•withe - eneste• believes. uttbrly in the eider hint that endured each. contrailic- purchased ter the scrii and general con-
. . . , - • . .
develoipment, and if available this 1 lovin.gnese and wisdom of the divine tion of sinners agmest 'himself, lest &hems of tie arm e e .
It is the will of his, Father, . yo bp wearied end faint in Year of dealers is: aleo worthy of tonsidertie
element .,of .danrger, runless'. proper pee- should be kept always belcere• thei.wifd. It is mere than the will of God,
• 1 mind" Eel). 12: 2, 3. "Tb.cingh he ' tion be:suits Many yerarrs are lost if
V. 44. Being in an. agony he prayea were a Son, yet leartod he obedience
increase& With the inceeasing agonir. re raraY lears of him , .when fruiting time arrives it is tits -
covered thee the wrong variety hes
feta% etiittestly,I. "!His•relinging. to 'Clod by- the things, which he suffered," and/
Earden Seeds Early
" e
, in 11-10111e, Gieenhouae or lint e .
' BY A. B.,c• QUTTING.
.611V441, 'Pn,1,,beAt .reSUatS with trampe.d, put it in in layers physical rnamfest,ation of his mental cups that may not ,be taken from the, Varieties whieh' eke edvertised as
vegaiablea,.and :flowers. in the garden, abi,g4 lrreer deaR., Mid Slairitual and! thti realitY , lips until they are drained- It is a; new and steelier to tat other varietims
;scalds ,or„some, of .ttie Varieties tind eablettrini turn until thel a#' hael itteeri rteMPtiiierve.; Hollihersig, not fia glorious truth that countless thou-,
`sPecrieS'nfru,st be started weeks' let id- filed efightlee higher thea,blee leen ' of defence /tel. temptation. 'It is dr0- saride have been inspired to say, "Thy
: shourld lcrolted upon with suspiciom
dem, ,sprinkle it lightly with Water ep Irp 1.virh Disciples, 45-48i 5'4.11ills'elf•hter 'the till .„ rttitg artd platted only' from'an experiment -
k em no omn
been Planted. The best teees - for
His„pweaf Was as it were great drops There are 50 mang .peoplt, toelleye :
la. tii1-7are those a average size for
Sweat • was .of , 'biota but rather that litany men. rand woiten, who •mueb go: 1,2?01:r. :41,gie. ,,,an<1 tY.
of blood. This does, not mean., .0101w:he bate bitter cups "to drink, to l',', ri• ,
1 rt stocky tree is gen-
Meal .of the variety
it was so prefuss .that it.droliped from 'forward on some via dolorosa to sottei..e=rad• .8. e-1°. , . • . . . .
him as drops 'tfribletidt; dropr!tfrom ra cgreatsufferiog 'and Seir,DIV, eometimes, wally preterable, to one that is tall
amend. But it is not the less striking ' sacrificial and vicarithis. There are and inirtilly. ' • • •
Vance in a ig:reenlectuse, la5therti oi 05
robot, in the heine itself. As a green -
heifer() is seldroan Part ,ofethe ,equipteMit
of the . gen'eral farm,' only hotbed's and
the homre for Stetting seed's wila
'considered in this article, , The old-
:Zeabioned Method is. the best •mpele;:of
scotl raising the steady and moist tem-
perature of eeverral weeks' deration
.bliat may be maintained therein stet-
ing as the beet incentive to the germ-
ination of the highest percentage ,01
Seed.
' Preparing' the Hotbed.
Ther standard hotbed sash is 3x6 ft.,
and one, tie° or mare el these are
used, according .to the, size ,orbedi POT
very small gardens., ode Or two sashes
shoullei he Sufficient. If et pit wasenot
Sag last falk select !a well-peepared
end stioeourghly drained spot and dig a
011 18 to 24 inches Aeepnliald a little
huger than the bed 18 to he inede.
When rdrigging the pit, throw the
gciod aoil ;one Dilde and the bottom
sett to itas 'other side, ea that the good
gall! ,21Ta be. available for speelfal use,
if :desired. If a pit has not been drug
roe ;can not be dig conveniently; the
manure may be:placed on the surface
of the greurid. .
Hotbed material coneiste of good.,
clean steble inaniii;e. A mixture of
staaw and horse -droppings a month
or .LWO old is meet satisfactory. It
does Mot matter how new the ma-
terial; old or wet or heal?* manure is
almea.t useless for this putpo,s,e. The
read 'worth of a hotbed is the length
.of lime that lt will give .off =warmth
and that shOuld be six to .elght weeks;
if the proper kind of manure is ese.d.
About , one geed wagoniloacl. of :fresh
home niartube lid equired fer a
tave-bc;d treat:. The Manure sheadd isa
theown in a flat piles under cover, if •
.possible, and :the pile turned. every
alternate ;clay for a week ore ten rdays. •
As ibis ineetedl. theemiter pow [km': of
Us pfleshould'be thrown to the middle
end the inner portion to the outside
M order .get, tinifowno, heating
• Wheti . Petting manure' into Pit,
shake each !Bo -wield to .beealc.11' apart
Silt eraeee.d. it, eyeely., shoeld be ,
the ground If the inanurg is very fent an Vita ion. !wilt be done, bAcgiuesie Okiost truzat;csi 1, t metal, viewp pia;
LJ it is spread in the bed. ' Et1 O. When he rose up rem the pat and' sa ; e at, -mug mi Widely advertilsed novelties
esoti101
prayer. It was a victorious rising, , lonely grief,. though...pining sickness' usually be avoided until they have
The hotbed frame is then, set on top
of the insinure tearth fr
uba the oth the
bottom of the pit banked: •outside 04
the flame to keesi out the , :The
north side =ef the trams Should -be she
hushes higher than the •south side,
Where a pit is tiot heed, select a
sunny aspeet sheltered from the north
and -Open to 'tlia'seuth antl'=build up the
manatre to two ands hall feet or ntore
it depth. Build the manure-iip in thin
layers am -It -ramp it will with the feet,
finishing•, the job neatly, firm:1Y and
level. Always hake ' the beet abeut
twelve inches larger all around the
frame, whatever ,siie May ;be. Lift
.the frame on. ;and hank up the sides
with more immure. Place on the :sash
and tilt up 'Otte 'end few a Couple of
•clays to alio* the. superfluous tnele.
.ture to escape.
The bed will heat for several days.
At first it wag be very het and, after
about three days, grachtall.y tool.
No see& 'should he .,.sown Until, the
temperature,c1. the soil has.falielif be-
low 135 degrees. Ilse a thermometer,
the Math of which is burled, about
three inches in the ,soel Feeling the
bed with tite 'handl, which often is
done, is not a reliable method ottalt-
ing temtp•erature,
S,awing-the Seed. .
Antang tile -vegetables that may be
started insilde are: Brussels sprouts,
cabbage, cauliflower, eelerY; egalhant:
muskmelons; pepPers land tomatoes:
Among the annual flow.ers are: agar
-
Morn, asters, balsams, callendulas.,
candly-tett, mutter- heen, crocksmionb;
spur, lobelia; 'Marigold; mignonette,
nasturtium, nicetiana, pansy, petunia,
8101020, Pinata, •e=alpiglio,esta., „stab:lose,
'sago' (extivie), 'eneTicliregion,
ten -weeks, stocks, sweat • alyssum,
sweet sultan, verbena, wallhoarete and.
=
zinnia.
.
rroin poi,at ouwerd we see Jesus wt e away the life in premature de: been tego Lbw Tecolunienata by the
Pos'sested ' liy • a. gi-eat calmnes'a 01 eay, Jesus. has taught us to say, "Thy: Horticultaral Council. ` The average. ;
spirit. It was net an uneuiswered will be done," whatever 41.he exper-
prayer because he received! istrength lettees ,of our life may be. fruit irOWer eannot afferd to take a
chance 'en untried varieties, but where
he
ginall cans may be used . foe start- rclesires to do so, ,he is advised to
ing the .rs.eetlle. A tall: is easily WEUr111- YetierealgniaS4e0(lf 1:0:11101P4tIgleatb..°Triogifntaliter or0.11;itnhitel
a
ctl.; through, itdily aleem stock Bv so doinbe is assured oflarkepui, dupin, marguerite, 055110-
055110 -
tion, phlox, pyrethru, sweet willim
veronica, vloeand mllflower. , seatianrdfog
In thess verses we have the thought
of the April showers bringing out the
sweet May flenvers.
Coat Of a Kiak.-
A writer in Wallacels Farmer calls
seven:ion to some vetY'exTeasive Maks
by the fatmers. exa,minatien •of
the' meet from' hogs !showed: a very
laege Per cent. of ;braises:due to kicks
and raugh handling, whale being- taken
to market. 'Ihe figureS.sleow 'tha.t 11
,ccebs selieet 75 cents, a kick on a 20 -
pound •ham.
Clean seed oats. A fanning mill
removes chaffy seed,, and brash that
willcIcg the &DTI,
Corrugated GaDianized
Steel fingz,
Direct frern Manufacturers to Con -
Gustier. Write for Prices
SPCCial TOMS i0 Rarnsers
The Metallic Beefing CO.
Limited 306E
1104 King St. W., Toronto
• egAina.iibil a.eng1
Ceeeees, Cents, •seistenn
reer. itteuerzei ..alemps pie Worms
ameng nartica:anamelea. Abstabterv
hartnless badas 'finfe-tor aorta ea .1 it
Is 'fox, S tall Pins, ninrea, or' geldings.
' Give Sp:three oeeasiorially,, as, st pre-
ve, Two Sl.eS, at ell dru • storeo.
otem
11., thO tal) ac.d. ueett 115 the' PI hat- place to place and, should you chance securIng trees true to name.
bed, er the kind Of 'seal Mailable for tor eveet end, evoeyeeinge es nee amt.
might be desired, it should be, sifted To prepare eani, snake a few holes Theari;s1: Worthy of the new f ovite
the sueface hotbed, is not as fine as
send adided. fee snaking the best kind , itn isbutlis :°wir're-
if poosible and perhaps have mune; eanay; rle,oljer
1 in the bottom, paper them, either with sourrpa afseswte pereitscleorndiys, oLesd
rust. Put hi &taut .0118 bleb of char- from the Citnatliau Hortieultaral
or lead fellt to oovar the fore' advisable to secure an opinion
1 of 'eteed bed ., The Seale, may be sown creed or beckon &wee pats .anclr fill the Council, Ottawa, eegarcling these ter -
in !patches os' in rchills directly op tli.i
SOB, bit a better scheme le to sow .
---8 iikemabieisr wirth a mixture of one -ball '
the seeds in pots or fiat rbences and tertised. 'berate purchasing in quantity.
fine earth ancl one-half leaf mold or of . the thousands el new seedlings
place these on top ;of the soil. Thus •
Welbl-rotted material from the bottom:
bhe seedlings will be more convenient tied at the Expert ' dal Farm only
. o.t a stack or other place -where the a very few have been faun e
demastle. Sow very fine seeds Ineee- ; sufficient 'merit to warrant a place in
Soil is likely to be of similar material
to. traneahant or niove as their growth Press firmly into the can but do. not ..
them in. °over other seeds .accanding .1 1 ' I bl TI • h I tli" '''rehatne,,`I' enn.:.ereenne,,
pclc tarn y. ten slow b e seed, use
ly on the surface ef-the sell .131,d- prese •ing 'ODE variety to ,a can, Water and:
to their :size but neva! boo. -deeply, ean to keep in the andante. A...pie ' Lead Children to Nature.
peRee s.onv ieng ory.er . i e top of the
I ett ' • th
A 'Cold fraine should be used: in Now tames .spring with her helper,
of heavi woolen cloth 'etit to fit thcee' the Ma'it *Inds' tiv° AP'ril eh6we"'
time,
in a warns place near the stove never. RIM the warm sunshine. 'The ebildren
conjunbilon with rthe hotbed . in limy top ie best . At first , place the eans
the ,gardener has the inclimation to in a cold window: Water as eau be autdlelors moire at ,blite, me, and
garden where there is ro.oin ,and :where ,
mahe the 'heel' 'a hie Itl'eteriair A required to prevent the •su'rface from'
eiter, ,es'11ove to romp with the Strong March
wind, which 'is sweeping and blowin.g
Cold frame is similar to a bobbed hemming tia.3,. latt take „50 mit Ito. the dead leaves about. Watch for the
in asseful for hardening off Seedlings' first wee green shoots as they peep
frame without rieettom heat. 'It comes, begin
,tke a„de. is,,, eao, 0,,, the lit„,ta•
SuranY window of e room that is faiely through the .ground, followed. soon by
begin to Jappear, 'Place the 'cane ht a
hotbed and cold frama are watered. wane.
• eiZeursee, daffodils, Utter -treat and the
Irons the hotbed. She that both. the .
and ventilated regiularly ,ancl protected •
. . i tiny woods liONVerS. it is a greet jay
on toi, 31gain8U freeziag at ntglit boxes Or . ill eans, special attention, twelve:tang mierinlent.
, ! to be able to lake childree far walks,
Whoblier the seeds are started in
When ,a. hotbed: is net available ar Imi,st be lovely to waterlog% 1.1 tool .
In the woods at this seaeon. Ti7 this
:grown, the zeeds may be started in ,decay at the aurface,o1 the soil, If Give each 'child a sponge, and have
,where ,only a 1 ea, Plants are to. Isa
much water is applied the plants taw him moisten if and! place it in a saucer
little water is applied the plaits will' fa a ,,,td„,,,,..7 mixed; tease seed: or,
-- -e° tin a sunny ,windreve Then sprinkle it
,the 'house. Flex only 41. few *Tube, 'two
ar threeeigar bregSsi lilted evith soil
he stunted in •gronvlbh, 'The siefeee Of
and placed 'in' a -sunny window wig the water rshoefld not be alleMed to if you: keep a .wariary, and have bird
furnish a seed bed. For a larger sup- Seed usre that. De, not tell the clad
017, fiat boxes about three inches deep
and ef 'a. convenient 'SIMI tO fit in
well -lighted window should ibe used,
Resifts with seacis ,Started in the
herbed axe, not usually as satiate:Oxen
Among the perennials that may he es these from seeds started dn a hot -
sleuthed from rseed in this manner sure: heck becamie • the tempest:use arid'
achililea, aster, bellie, (English ,theley), light eenditione eannot be so well con -
bleeding heart, earttethiery balI, -coli- trolled bert a little special Care 1,71.4,
11.111h1110,, tCergetrre-ncit, foxelover, h e evescame the difficulties.
jiel'inug:tpi;ovbouglia::::„..h.letoe,!bnot41,,'esh,p0u:,httemb10. !gg'.11.N5ow6:-1 wtchwalewileillutihvagpepsettl,i.alwil:i 601110. bt arBratfothhg
.ks otanb.s., ore de jiendirlit ipupsi willow •galks anti branches 1rom
ec
inu
for gm** they wilt nhately e- r000ther bushels into a warm, sunny
.gin Isa tuten thnir h4gcto towarh the m, and observe the budding bte the
,when placed in the Window. Ile Children to think ;of
overcome Ibis tire box or -eau elvolifitt the' April eains eve kind lIsipers, aad
Ise turned around each day, repeat 1» them some ksten to the
When the young seedlings 070 hig Otter Oatiter '1)..e taus A,pria showers,"
Thle Fatal PANOT Op:Crate. o(o Low cot,
Thls aturd ktowesee.satifli 1111ranUesd
Concrete 1..tiSar 11001 71814 qa 4a4,
1.1:41,(11/' 6E1 toitifs4. 0tO'gottl:
51040m Concrete foe tears; allos,.sto, natal
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Irrigated ar In
Southern Alb iota
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Anospgmteaz gooe oos,tion. rtu.sa
farmIas deltYllig. emanate op-
-Doren -ay feericaine men now !Rene
It NV districts 61.0 good land cannot
be bought itt 55500iaista pueeN,
Tins le NOT PIONNWHIN4I, thO
484 \ 1 0,00 gores are fully nolt6d arta
fino her 10,010 acres no)", re 108
Nett emeriti niteaniure distA1104. trout
railron4, saYtn 011100. GOon
,151054140100 and sehoos, latter Do),
mantel, evtending 0500 153 5511110,
This Is the ...t Land Etk, lit A15asjo
Write for fUrther Information te:
CANADA. Lass) Ate III53I0ATX0188
OOMPANT, X1500T32111
Motu° Mot,
Back to Work.
KendalPs Spavin Treatment will get that
lame horse back on thefob oggin. Per
more than fortyyears as Kendall's Spavin
Cure 00 0... been removing spavins, splint,
briontiybogartivitlo.roughpin arid all 1d545 of
GO ticapoos fortay. alsolkieres
510!s -"11 en lle, lions and Ali
&awes", ot write came( lo
00. B. 4. KENDALL COMPANY,
Enonbairg Falls, Vt., U.S.A.
endairs
Sioalvin -Treatment
A gored fatni has plenty ofr,ei I
my, plenby 01 anfinals, and 11 tinme„
heerref, 01{0517 01 mci. But,'
the mixture of machinery with reel
antinale with reels, or balk with nest,
always -Puts an element a dauger int*
feemework 11 -5544 rush is not entirely
under the .contrel of the rushee.' Whise
rush isnetdar. rein it is geed stuff, but
V1111041,itsb3 loose and 'rune
web5ihs, masher then needs life M-
em:sum and a guardian, thatis all!
John Doe, T11 call him that, Vas
cutting grain. The eiclele-head or
something around in front of the litn-
der needed 4311. = The =grain was ripe
and thre'a.tening to e,hede rand John wee
ia a rash; apoordiredy he 'seized the
oil ean .and rushed around) li fent
without throwing the machine cat of
gear. He did not even 'take time be
slay "Steady ,hoys!" to the homes OS'
course the animals did not underatand
the big munpus and pluinned ahead.
John, 3, am told, was sup;de enougt,.
to ;seize upon the harnees,sixosi swinelt
himself. upon 'the back of the nearest
horse before the reel caughthim ha
the back a the neek,, butrevithent go-
ing into p'aiful details, lie GO,St enough
time to throw earl the binders. in the
province out of gear 'one after another.
Another time John Wf13, ranting
Zeine green fodder 00111 through a
shizedder, or a .thopper, or same other
kind of a mechanical demon. 'The Ma, -
chine choked. on a big man stallc---the
thing just wouldn't go downt Time
was short, Ince; it ralwaye fs, and John
Was in his usual ruri:h. What did he
do but stick hiS Iglorted hand down
the machine's three& in an effort' to
help tile:wallow! The:mien, aecoreling
to the neight,ors, Was that Sohn lost
hie glove and enough time to whittle
rsp artim-kenniftireee field. . efcorn Tedder ,with
ajck
Late in the 1531, the etbrk goes, John
thought he would paint his own helmet
hut, like the •rest of us, the had 01117
a few days in which to do the job.
, was: In a rush. Instead o1 using
three' nails in a certain place in the
scaffolding ends delving. them nearly
the way in; lie• used but tete nails
and 'only started them in. Of course,
you know what happened. I under-
stand the poor man did not lose has rr
life; hut he did lose his balance, One
quart el! paint„ and enough time to
build a perfect seaffokfing to. the top
Of lireck's Monument.
Friends, -there are hundreds of John
Dees 'on the fax -nos in this country
and quit e a few more of them in the
cemeterIes—frtish victims! As I ,mtct
ilk the beginning, rush is a good
ernou.gls thiug 'when under conteol,, hut
rush without a governalebelt and With
no hand On the throttle is had stuff,
mighty bail Muff. Jelin Doe loses
thrie white trying to save lb; and- if
he doesn't look out he'll lase his Silo
sense bright morning. Believe met
. .The new-ber0 calf efiotxlsI a
'left
with its dam for 12 hour. When hun-
ey after renewing, feed frets tit° to
three quarts of its dam's milk freshly
drawn, the amount to depensi upon the
size ii.f.thecalf, ' Two feedh a thiy are ,
Saha:Mitt 11 IS vele', Important, to
feed the milk In • ele.an p541 and• feed
, it ;immediately . after • milibing
bt still -has the animal heat, „: ,
, When the .ea/f is a week tad, sonfe
skinutilk may he. acklcl and some of
the whole milk !i:vithrheld,, 'Gradually
inereaee the Ainount'd gliin'tniilk and
de:crease the amount of 'whole milk
'until at two weeks old ,skiitrank
is being fed. The akimmille may lie
increased; to. four quarts ar eight
pounds to a Seed. Skimmilk ea.n be
fe.d to advantage, until the calf is 8
or 10 months old.
Some grain should be added Lo the
calf's ration as soon ae it is staated'
on ekinimillsor it week old 11 a little
is put it its Mouth after tech feed of
milk andtheit a little placed in the
bt.ttom of the pail it will !me he long
until the calf 14 eatingegrain. Whole
eats and cora are yery good, or any
kind of rgreued grate that is teeing
fed to the cows. ,
Some fine quality hay should be
pieced befeee the e &Wee' when they
Ole a week old and they mai be red
a little silage, when they are three
weeks old. It they are fed milk but
twice a day, they rimy be given water
at noon aseeoon GS, they wait dwink 31.
It Is web to remember that aver -
feeding is the eause-of much tread*
with calves, anddirty sour page arm
, the cauee of lintels tee:Ibis
; &latter manure lightly over new
! seeding's of threthy 'end Moven
--es=
In vrarrming up the inenbater fee
; the flest time, start -with a narderlatelt
I low lamp flame, taking eare that it is
not Ise lonSthat theee will be an offem
I sive 'odor from the lamp. Let the ina-
I etrite heat im yeller gradually.
—4,
, Inbreeding anclegeneeel.debility may
.
mimeo ereeked breasts in hale, or bad
feeding or had management iney do
si'le'lereeci,t1Xte:rind t8h, itteahtena6:veltho'dscreositeeviltts•c'WateLreed..
ery, meth Shedd rtt elven:104y Sandcqab '
bios alt4Ittal, l'Y'Ruilte:Veta;PQ'ilettic111114(i4ri"
straighhtlareoutited Parente kei
oftert hatch ont with ereeked beer '
end their valeede emelt dmitisho