The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1900-10-09

4tAtaG A03h- &eE - 2 ttAtlr ln7@-
ccu.l ~crts r. Uol Yet Lew sea-
pn1rs rs Importance rs -
What book thai MS
II hold It n ~ haad-c1r.-tiaa s1,
Lows. L..e--- LlSe.s. Bones. Trash,
kidneys. che q. a series. ,l.ac ana e-
cut c-l1i-lt IS oe.oal .1ar uat.ya Tor
wCE3er."
Love. L.yers L.a-s Bones -rath.
kidneys. one e a series. alone .al u
oat ,c1ll-.t is beyond .14r .oa ter
wonder"
Hear our Founders cloeuoa; word
Then w.ll 4 voice from harmony cry. ga
and take the ll;tle booS. take i and cat i.
Up, and i shall make thy bells a..ts-
but il shall be ~ thy mouth ~uet as
honey. Aiortal. obey the heavenly evan
gel. Take 10 Divine science. Ksl .t
from beginning u end. Scl1y i. sca3rr
i. Il will be indeed sweet st It's arst
taste, vhen il heals you. hut uGr.aor not
ever TTGth. i yoI lad lis diSes ION t.,-
ter. Yen now know the history ot oar
dear and holy Science, sir. and .hat lis
crig.n IS not O. this Garth. but oniy its
discovery. l will leave the b0ek w..h you
ana viii % now hut give yourself no
uneasilcss-I viii give sou absent treat
nont from COW tn! | 70 10 bed.
III.
Under the powerful influence 81 tie ucur
treatment cnd the absent treatment to-
scthcr. NY bones were gradually retr,~.-
in5 inward and disappearing from yle.
The good work took brisk START. nov.
ana went On swiftly. w body MIS- G.Il-
gently atra.ning and stretching. this way
ana th@t. 10 accommodate TIE process -
restoration, and every ni.ate q. ta3 j
heard : DILL c!icS inside and HusV that
the two c1Gs o. 4 fracture h.I been ssc-
caastuliy Joined. This muGIoi clicking
GlG Grittins and grinding and rasplns con-
tinued during the next three hours arl
then seopped-the connections hal all
been made. All except dis!ocaJions here
were only seven OF these. hips. should ~.
knees, neck: 50 that was soon over. enc
after another they slipped into Their seoh-
cts with a sound like pulling q distant
cork, and | Jumped u2 rs good as new.
as TO framework. ana sent Tor the horse
doctor.
was obliged to dc this because | had
a stomach-ache and a cold IN the head.
and l was not willing to trust these things
any longer ii the hands Of a woman whom
! did not know. and in whose ability to
successfully treat mere disease ] had lost
all confidence. My position was justified
by the fact that the cold and the ache
had been in her charge from the first.
along with the fractures. but had OK
perienccd not q shade Of relief; ana in
deed the ache was even growing worse
and worse. and more and Elcra blister,
now, probably On account Of the protract-
Cd a~bstention from food and drink.
The h0rsc-GoctCr came, q pleasant man
and fu!i OF hope and professional interest
in the case. In the m1ttcr OF smell lie
was pretty aromatic, IL fact quite aorag,
and | tried to arrange v:ta him for absent
treatment, but it was not IN his line, 50
cot Of d~elicacy / did rot press it. lie
looked at my teeth and examined my hocx,
and said my aSe and general condition
were favorable to energetic measures;
therefore he would, sIyc me something
TO turn the stomach-ache into the boots
and the cold il the head into the Blind
staGgers; then lie would be On his own
beat and would know what to do. III
made I'D 4 bucket of bran-IGash, and said
a dipperful Ct i every two ntur5. alter
mated with : Crcueh With tateGatinc uad
aEie-grease il il, would either haJaI ~
ailments cut Ct nc III tEe.tE-i4fT '.rUrs
or SO interest ne IN Other WAYS ss - make
nc so43ot they a~Ge % IT'S rot.iises. Re
administered IL. lir.t desc himself. tlen
tc0l< lis leave, sewing / rsz Ireo 10 ca-
and drink anything / pleased and in any
quantity ! liked. Eut l was not kua-
ETY. &ny 1.e.e, a2d / cid Hot care lar
| food.
/ tee, up t;e Christian Scientist book
ard read half OF il, then took 2 di9periai
Of lrcnca and read the other hall. Tho
| TCcIrjti0r F1-e~~f.,,r1. rr1,, FIJI Ir ,trr,..
and adventure. All through the IurnD-
iinss and gripd.ass and cuakinrs and
e-ferFcscinGs accompanying tie evolution
q tie 2clsc into the bots ana the Ue.l
int the blind staGEuTs | could note the
! generous struggle fer mastery going on
between the mash ana the dIcl1 and
the literature; a.l otten | could tell
Tsich W2s ahead, and could easily dis
tinGujsI the literature from the others
when the CtGcTs were separate. though
rot when thev were missed; for when n
brGn-rl2sh and N eclectic Grenol are
mixed together they look just Ike toe
Apoaistiaal Ir;aciaie Gil en- Z lark, ard
10 che can tell il from taat. TIE finish
Yves reached ~ last, tac evc!at.ora were
| complete and 2 fue s-rgocas; but I th;n3
that this result could have zen aclicyal
with fewer materials. believe tho nash
was necessary = The conversion 81 lie
stomach-ache into TIC hasts. In: ! th.nt
one could develop tho bind s;asGcra ont
Of the literature ~ itself; als3, that
blind stag@1rs produced in tais WY
would he of a better Crali.y a.1G more
lasting han any produced hy the artificial
processes Of a h~Grse-Goctor.
For CT al tho strange, arI frantic. md
incomprehersihle, and u~ninterprctable
books which the Imagination Of MAJ mas