The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1906-10-02

.. u hint or two as to vour
.oI viii ALWAYS walk ON
-.I. of the street in warm
..I carry an umbrella. and
....r lii or stand oat-of-
...,- ualariou& air Won viii
.u. that your health will be
..l, as it was i'm the hin
Irtve haJituaIiy observed
H."--tions. and in thirty
laI but three ChilIS. The
fHc second winter and pre-
severe cold. After more
..N-nve years / had q chill for
...tIE day--not very severe
...... I, all have been afflicted
..l, had mo- other fevcrs I.
p.r-,u who viii rightly and
...o.Nr the simple laws Of
.a live here through a long
...t very rarely, if at all, suffer
.....- and feVerS. know = lady
-. .hi- town and passed her
.Etn year, who eve had Il
.r. long life. Her husband. a
..-. of ma rked intelligence. lived
.- eoth wear and never had bat
.... in all his day, although
...t4 nu~dIclne night and day.
ar" inc"nsideratC, Nenture~
.... .~GeI'Eardful OF all hygienic laws
comfortable accompanilnents. I
.. -t.-tunjIN young people of both
...- HaIHpin@ through The mud and
#iih n~rItIl'r umbrellas nor over
M writer mas been careful
.-.. kap"lng ms liability to colds
bronchial affection and its con-
.s|.tani-. to protect himself in bad
...GurH, by using wraps, umbrella,
.Iu&e "nd "Vershoes. The result is
...t l. meyer stayed away from his
....t night or day for bad weather.
.. aHt to the Office every night in
H"rN for oVer twelve years and
...r missed a night of stormy
.".'H'f. IN forty years ms feet nave
''r'I 'rH'P Even rom ram; rlele
n"'' i'i ~ "rN'iHI 'Hl9
.a"lr me 80 una oieASFo llNeli'loh
"''ICI!"' w" hH'W any
@ Oh us hIH''IE Let me ttli you
" ! - very aHcleII ,'h"uS ilot
'' l1 modern tlineS uhll Wlihtll iWo
."utufi"S or SO. II mas really great
."'i1uIjN on us SIDE put II cannot De
."t to have been popular or duly ap-
."-rittrd. a writer in London Lit
..tJ5|rc' wrote Of 1t in 1899:
IL figures in the ancient sculptures
.. tA\pi ana ASSSfla' II was llltio-
"f .''i I"t" ''rteh coIiic"H' "loluIh9
.' @''Pii''''7 I"'u I"n, wien ~ ~.
.N''t8 't' INV - ~
'"I""9 10 t''r opening an" A"u''I"7
81. 'ID., .11,,
N&HjluI scene III 'he hlI"9; "ilele
iNiSIH'ialfuS AledhS ABOUT tne StaSt
t|'illng WIN Pf"lnelheuS ana hioihS
%" WINE p'At"'ii tllS 9Idut OF q huSe
camp lfohl me o~p7erVd'I"H "nu ui0
i''i u 'u9
me use Oh al uIloitlld VI P"l"S'i
I'T il was as a @uii9il"ue ma II ""7
'h"faII] uSed-NaS feSafued as "
'&h 81 rIielnllacE. nat, p~fopdpiH' II
.It- meaning OF IL Wnen lbhDllNSluS. t1lf
W - - reple9ehi'eu VIII W
'H'~t SN'ilp"lS' as ~ 50 frequently ~
49, III NdSe-pdlhtiHbN'
"A symbol of eftelninacy in the
'y@,, ,"g u tha NC ~" mSS en,h1ano Of
' rni+, an1 oe one of The in
.i.ni, ~ povaItv In Hindu mythol-
,, ,risbn. is Ianraeanta3 ac having
II visit to the internal regions with
umbrella over his head. Even to
CAV Lord of the Umbrella and
Lord of the TWenty-f0ur Umbrellas
Inquire among the titles of Eastern po-
0Dutates.'
recall easily that some time in
rn.. last half of the eighteenth century
ur,t - SUNRISE and excitement oc-
...rn6 in Inndon over the "pearan
Of - man bea over him an UNI
nr4uo II was for some time. regarded
.. friy,Inue ana even to
CARRY such a protection. n same
in "LiteIature" gives this:
The drawing of q king. with an
umbrella held over his mead by an
attendant which has been discovered
an Anglo-SaxOn manuscript of the
century seems to show that the
umbrella was known in England at
reriOd and was regarded as pos
-.-ving some social significance. But it
drOpned out of use. Refer
uneas 10 if i'm the literature of the
sixteenth and seventeenth centuries
very few and far between. But
>Nj ft'~-
..,g. Wallis
' up
49,. "'il NASTY S'ilue9
Nti'"lII9 run o'"h HNi 'O ~
'I'IIa : SIDES
~ early as 1752-Or earlier-it was
-rj IL Paris. The traveller Cofyat'
r0I#T as about 1900, wrote OF IL
'hru used in Paris.
'ivl. Wolfe was in Paris in l'5Z. ana
+t'Itd mat 1t was not uSeu IL