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The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1911-07-18
SAVE THE CORN ROOTS.

The illustration shows why deep
cult walton of corn after the root syS-
TENS have Deen formed is destructive.
After the corn is Well started the roots
spread out often from m row to
another, interfacing in the middle. A
pEow ripping along between the rows
at a depth of from ) to 8 inches Will
cut off the roots and very materially
slacken the growth of the plant r
cut short the Yield. The first cultiva-
ton may be fairly deep, but after that
the surface of the soil should only be
stirred lightly. 1t should be stirred fire.
quently. however. in order to create
a dust mulch and maintain the MOST
ure about the roots of the corn.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1911-07-18
NARROWING VS.. PRAYING FOR
RAIN.

IL L were 20 come onto your farm
and Set $50 teams To work for a week
hauling water INTO a quarter Sec
uon AT the rate OF four tons Il day |
would then only put on as much water
as evaporates in a week when there Is
q good moisture content in the soil. :"
MS IL the striking illustration that
president Worst Of the North Dakota
Agricultural College gives Of the ire
amount of water that grapes
by evaporation. He Their concludes:
"A thorough narrowing will stop III
evaporation and save that amour Of
water"
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1911-07-18
An Excellent Pasture Grass.

This we'll known grass Is found IN
most parts of North America. II
was introduced into cultivation from
Europe, but was probably native IN
the northern areas of this country
as we'll. It thriveS best in moist
soils, and while valuable as q nay
grass. its greatest usefulness Is as d
pasture grass, especially when grown
uith other kinds. 1t yields an u
dance of smooth, soft stems ana
leaves which give a rather i1ght
weight hay. in rich, moist. soils 1t
becomes two to three feet high. but
in dry situations it is much shorter.
The open. spreading head is usaIly
reddish or purplish in color When
Young, but green or pare
when older.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1911-07-18
COTTON AND HOT WEATHER.
the Drought Better Thar n the Ia
nous Cotton and Corn sections
SandhillS Has Great Farming Euturc
(Southern Pines Tourist.)

In a trip last week through Robe
son. laden New Hanover and Bruins
wick counties. the writer saw some
good corn and cotton. but he saw a
great deal that showed the effects OF
the drought. OF course the careless
and unthrifty farmer, the man VINO
puts little fertilizer to his seed and
cuItivates infreQuently, suffers most
severely.
The writer saw less hrst rate co'toE
and more sorry stuff between Hamlet
and Wilmington than he has seen III
Moore county. It seems a little TRANCE
but it is a fact that Moore county cot
ton raisers have better looking cotton
todav than they have usually had In
seasons when no extra Ordinary
weather conditions prevailed h
soil of the sandhifis, when properly
. worked has a perfectly wonderful
way of withstanding long dry spells.
and the farmers in this section follow
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1911-07-18
PROF. BARRETT's LETTER

.t. officers and Members Of the
Farmers Union:
poIiabIe and non-alarmist experts
..t.nIate the cotton boll-weevil will
,c.r the entire cotton belt within five
II will probably be in Georgia
- ~. fall of 1912, perhaps sooner.
q,hs observation-disclosures policy
:. f,,ILsh almost to the point of GRIM
i,,lity It is better to face facts now
tsan to suffer the penalty later.
southwestern cotton States have. by
A., mss of many million dollars, dis
severed the most feasible methods yet
devised for combating the boil Weevi1.
rhafr axperience is ours for the tax
Ing.
srnlcss the portion of the cotton
hit A. yet untouched by the Dol wee
,iI takes steps in time the advent of
this insect is going to produce tempo
rary panic by wholly defanging cot
ton culture. as yet the financial back
bonc of the Southern a
deem It my duty to issue these
Main warnings, and to urge every
farmer in the territory likely to be
affected 10 go about putting up de-
plStS ll1iS SC"I II ~ L
THE detail remedies will be gener-
o1slv furnished o by your State Ag-
ricu!tural Departments, Experiment
stations. or the Federal Department Of
Agriculture. Roughly speaking, they
are few and simple. They consist in
nsing an early maturing variety Of
cotton. that the crop may be gathered
before the Weevil has attained it's
greatest power for damage, intensive
cultivation, which will produce a max
iaum fiber to the acre; burning ove
of old fields after the crop is gathered;
and above all. cultivation of other
crops not susceptible to the Weevn.
The Farmers Union News, publish
ed at Union City, recently published
Statistics showing that Georgia spends
annually for products other than cot
ton more than S178.0 600 900 q year
Every bit of these products can be
grown in. and every dollar of that
SUM should be kept in Georgia. The
amount we virtually give away to other
sections for the food and farm pro-
duets our own acres should bring forth
Is nearly $40. 900. 900 in excess Of VI
return, in Georgia. for the cotton crop.
What is true of Georgia is relatively
true Of other States not yet touched by
the Weevil. AS l ave previously com
nented. the trend toward ~scientifici
agriculture, Investigation and Inten-
sive cultivation lis impressive. But 1t
Is only on the threshold Of what 1t
should he.
And the boil weevil is forcing our
hands. 1t is compelling us. in self
preservation, TO turn to a system we
should l0ng ago have embraced vol
UNFAIRLY in self-interest.
| feel that the peril is so real that
the warning should be commensurately
solemn. Begin to fight the boil Wee
vi NOW. If you do not it is going to
dig great holes in Southern progress
and prosperity.
CHAS. s. BARRETT.
Union City, Ga. July Il, 1911
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1911-07-18
A STABLE SCREEN DOOR.

If the screen door for the COW sta
bic is made Of strong material it can
be secured by a wide board to drop
into brackets on each side. This pro-
tects the door and is easily made at
home. One end OF the board should
be bolted loosely to the barn. SO that
it may act as a pivot and the boards
be raised up when the door is opened.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1911-07-18
LOST THE COOK.

4 farmer VINO had been having CON-
siderable difficulty arousIng MS son
every morning carefully stole ~ the
stairs to the darkened room one morn
ing and administered a good. sound
sDanking. Returning to the kitchen. ne
inforrad his wife Of the circumstance
We'll. that settles it, she said Wen
have to get another hired girl. Willie
didn't come home last night and ! had
the girl occupy his room
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1911-07-18

-" other great centers of business
are farm bred.
But the demand for good men on
the farms IS also insistent. Bows who
remain IN the country and make the
most Of their opportunities cannot
heip but succeed in the calling as hon
ofaple and useful as any other.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1911-07-18
Two Hundred Dollars Per Acre.
(SmithfeId HeraId.)

What one acre of land in Johnston
county produced. set in dewberry
vines. Vines set in 1903. No crop
that year. The following year, 1910.
produced one hundred and twenty-five
crates at 80 quarts per crate. This
year. 1911. produced one and
forty rates OF like capacity.
The following is an itemized state
ment of receipts n expenses for
the year 1911:
Tota g,ouc sa1as S366 90
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1911-07-18

IF the hens are expected to lay
heavily during the winter they must
be cared for every month OF the year
and fed more heavily Us the fall
n come on.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1911-07-18
Total ....$16S.09

Total net receipts S19S.S1. But for
the dry Weather during the rfpenlng
season ] am confident that the yield
would have been from 80 to so crates
more. [ hin if there had been one
hundred acres as good as mine around
Smithfeld. the net income would
have been far more. The express. it
seems to me was excessive. and re-
frigerater car shipments would prob
ably have been much more n would
nave reached bare markets. / submit
the above for whatever it may be
worth.
C. s. POWELL.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1911-02-09
Msbtabula Sarborim

Glp. Sutb. &anIaaisIeu rotunnon
ttrton apoiaieiubloa mietetdGn laue
antoino belmifmn IL p6im6 1911.
Puheita tuIemot pitdmGGn: 9etonion
ieuratunnon pastori Sra ms &oma,
Observation-Disclosures pas tori g. g..
Wliettinen ia oman leuratunnon poSs
tori 81. y. Wtiettinen.
&irtosio pioetddn pubeet ia FOO
tuon folebti %ieurofunnan bpm6tii.
So Triton oIaioltsia tori oomot ieHs
rofunnon naiiet fobpio ia leinotfiu
napuaebtoista mofIua nostoan.
airttotoDriItd Iaaoaon tuuuo los'
luo.
Sublapieraita toipotaan Iaapus
man ldbeltd ia fautao.
Semratunnon puolesta to1itunniois
tufieuu
=. $ GUNNER. Sobn 9unoi.
clinics. t%iriuri.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1911-02-09

i fpoStustamaan iumaIaaifia totuuf
ia? ia onto SumaIan Jana lafan
nut olemasta Sumalan 5anaa fen,
tdbben, ettei ie mutaannm Iinun mie
leu mnfaan. ettd iaat plDntot1oa Iitd
Ia p%ilfata? SidIi ppipp iidnd ia diti
i ditind, ia Sumolan Jana ppIpg
Sumalan %ianana. S,ebd. eta fufo
tfdnd finule SumoIan ianaa pabuu,
bdn tabtoo Iinut i%aattaa SumoIan
tpfD, ia riistdd perfeIeen fioasta,
ettet butfuiIi. yiin, tuulfaa moru.
faiiet Serran %ianou, iofa pubun pa
remmosta papomoeeta fuin maail'
ma teiIe on fosfoon pnbunut. Se
antaa i%ontnittiien eldmdn taifiue,
lotfo Seeiutieen usfonot. Tuo See.
iufien pstdmpps moittaa mailman
pstdnppben. ia Sdnestd lDptdd fem.
motien p%stdipdn. ioto Ell petd. Gbfd
fpipnet, mistd nina fen lDpbGn? 81.
nd lopbdt S1nen raamatusto, feud
Dan Iinua tutIum ia pubutieIee finua
poidrndtleen ia ipeliefIeen, eifG maas
81 ftnnlto muuto FUN ettG uSfot Sd
neen, ettd SGn on Iinuntin fobote.
tun, tnomitun lunostanut ia foifesta
'pnnistd pddstdngt. eli tulaua Ella
bopiaua, poan ppbGnG mereuGGn
ia ipptt0mdaG fGriimiIeuddn. SiuS
Sdn otti meibdn ippmme ia me nas
pautettiin. Sdn tuli ipnnitIi ia me
lpnnittDmitIi. SGn fuolofi, me eIds
matt. Sdtd tooietoa Sumalan Jana
ia tdtd Iaapi ustoa faitti, ia iiitd
muotoa eldmdd ia raubaa. 60 Iitd
MT Seeius mootii meibdn usto.
maan, Jos mielimme ndIttdG iians
toittiien fuoIeman, iota on Ipnnin
poltfo. &c iitte tuopi mufannan ops
pam, iofa opettaa fdpmddn SeeIus.
tietd mpDten, ettd ppipmme SHnen
pStdnppoesfd6n.
Naitd piirtdd Seeiufien pstdwd.
Q. u. 8ranffala.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1911-02-09
Gbe,t Sunctiom.

Sobnni mieleeni piirtdd muufama
ripi aifamme nuoriIolle.
On olemasin m%oneuaiIia mielipi
teitd, iotfa o%ibeutumat fiita epdfob.
busto, ettei anneta iIdn ia dioin ope'
mtIiue mitddn arfpoa. poiion enem4
mGn annetaan mieroiIe ppetutiiue,
iotta Iaattamat monta fertoa nnp'
rutoiIet ia neitoiet mieron tiele.
Wlutto Jos lid ia diti pubumat fnin'
Ia SumaIa on tdsfenpt %funnioittoo
iI6d ia ditid, ola BELLE fuuliailet ia
rofastaa beitd, e:enfin JOS panbem'
mat onat eldmGn pbtepbesid eld'
mdnantaion S~eeimtien fansio, Min
perfele laittoa ionfun bpndn pstd'
mdn muoooeIa itIenId tuobon wd'
lin ia foettaa riistdd nonbemmilta
lopIen, ia foettaa maolata ildn ia
dipin ppetufTet ormoitomiffi ia tu'
noa ne obtaitii ia aiipon iopimatto'
milf ia mieldpd ponboiaiIitii, ioifo
Ell moriue iomeuu e%nfinfddn. Wtnttu
nuorufainen ia neitonen, perfele NOR
raa Iinma rittomaan %neIidnnen Eds
fpn, iosia SumoIa Iinua fdsfee FUN.
nioiitamaan manbempiofi, iotfa Oh
iaamat Iinua tunnioittamuan Suma
laa ia ustomaon !Sanen ionoanio
tobeff. 2umpoafo mt oiot totello?
p~erfelettdfD, iofa riistdd rauban ia
tue raubattomuuben? Woi Sumolan
Idnaofo. iofa hiottaa iinule roubon,
ia fen rauban, ionfa Seelus risiiad
toimitti, toto lonsenneen ibmisfun.
nan puolesta. Onfo ifdIi Iofonnui
oIemasta iidfi Tenidbben, ettd ban o.
pettoa iinuqe SnmaIon Ianoo? So on.
TO ditii Iofonnmt olemosto diiiIi ien'
tdbben, etiei bdn moi pbtpd fonsIa.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1911-02-09
9ortaue ieuroia belmifuullo leurao'
ipisIa paitoisIo:

9ortaus ieuroia belmifuulo i%eurao'
ipieia paitoisio:
Xaupontaino IL p. OuIutbisja
(Yointin) SaomaIaiien Sm. 2utb.
Ieurotunnan firfosIa Flo 8 italia.
Nurmiidrpen &onionisI eurafuns
nan f'rtoeia fuununtaiqa II p. Flo
IL e. PIP. ia mabooa iIesti ionoin al.
fann italia.
ID .. @iIbertisIG mr.. ". Niemeu
toloeiastlo s italia.
10 y. Yirsiniasio mr.. %. Berg.
mon'iu oiunnooia (tpastapddtd Xuu.
fiien ruotatoloo) flo puoli s italia.
SMnnuntoina 10 p. 8ilbertin Els.
eosio, ripin ia $. ebtoouiIen fonsIo.
flo 10 e, w.
10 y. Yirsiniusia rmotIolaiiesia
metobieti ~firtosIa Flo puoli 3 /. PIP.
Eiistoino II y. 8olticisIa, Wticb.
Flo puoli 4 italia.
2eefipiitfona % y. Galumeiisio
Flo puoli 8 iIoua.
Gorstoino % y. GopinstoniSia FLO
2 pr. ia YNattonin fouIuIa Flo z
Ill.
Smnmunioiua rs y. ytaIbmautisia
Flo 2 ~. ia 8 italia.
81. g. HisIanen,
Br 6. 6. @ilberi, Wlinn.
SeIeIoon 100.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1911-02-09

Gen tdboen. iefd fosta puolueen
tanta on Smmalasusfon perustala
tabtoo puoIue fuoieua uefonnoaistc
liifettd ia auttaa len ebistpmistd
Gen puolueen hunnusiana on: us
foen Sumalan apuuu ia oiiamme
oifenteen tuifumme fnittia faneIom'
me ptIimieliIid fanTaIai5ia tdpbeIli
ieen puoIuepbtepteen."
Sppa nell s., Glen tdsId eiittd-
mt iinuue toiiaIioita nGistd tabbeS'
to pnolueesta. Sa mind mieId teboi.
tan finua, eta Ieltpittele paittatun'
nalaii nditd afioita. 9pDldiiet Iieud.
Fin baluamot ia tabtotpat tebbd 10.
tain luotfania bpndtfi, ia JOS eiudt
ne paremmasta tieoa Min nc perus.
tatpat foiialisti.oiastun, ioten iolia'
liStipuolueen moterialisti oteietinen
porIosteluoppt altaa tuon oiaSton
fautta mirtaamaun paiffotuunolleu-
ne. See tonIulaiiemme fieud %tietoiiit.
Il, min eifpdt he ala bulluttelemaon!
&c on minun neuponi,"
gtdiu nina tirioitin iuolle neufpos
ami fpipmdle tanlalaiIeIemme. Ntins
tdlaiIet tulotIet Iiitd oil, on minute
mield tietdmdtoutd. Gbfdpd iosfue
motn Iiitdein fertoa.
Gultiia.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1911-02-09

tutut uUItclV Ictu luATtu ~ P"N
Wutta oppi eli ole meibau maan Ie
! or 6erran: ia 6dn ianoo raamotnn
miime Iebbiaa: rios iotu pois ottaa
eli liIdd fiiben mitd tdsid tiriaeio ON
firioiiettu, bdnen nimenid otetaon
pois taritIan eldmdn firiaSta@.
IGsId aIioSIa eli ole fiis mitddn
tintimiien maraa, eifd ala tintimdl'
Id muutu.
Wtutta fosfa npt ndin on. eta
oerran omat eimGt moi antaa pbs
tadn mp6ten 9erran Ianan ia opin
mddristelii1iae, min %Ieuroa Iiifd It.
IestdGn. ettd faitti pbteistoiminta,
mieid Jana ia oppi OH fpIpmDtiesid,
beiodn ia Serron omoin pGltld on
mabootpn. 9dm6n on fofemustin
10 pItd fpain tobetii ndpttdnpt. "a
tefsiimme mpDsfin tobistoa, ettd ai
noastoan Seeiutien ppetuslapiet rn'
foetnpot niitd, ioiQa on Seeiuflen
puboas Jana ia oppi. 9ie, iotto els
mat ole SeeiutIen ppetuslopIia, mi
boomat ia plDn tationdt beitd, ia
tdm6 on totta. Wiittoon oinoaStaan
Ifsiten on oiiat ipnnpin moosiamme
Sieud on enanfeliIen Fifteen feS
tuuoesia Jana ia oppi pubiaonu.
Wtutto bpndtIppdttD II monet eri
labfosfunnat, ioita IieDd mpDsfin on
tnota %fonaa ia oppio, ia rofasta'
MOTTO be len opin tunnmNtoioito? 81
luintoon, fosfopa he pp1ptteleD6t
erosia iiitd opisto, ietd fen tunnuss
taiista. !Seiud on tilaiiuus fumIa
puboasta Seeiufien oppio, woan be
bpItddpdt opin ia pIDn fotiopat len
tunnustoiat. Waon tdmd oioitioa
poan iitd ettG be eitpdt ole Seeiufien
opetuslapIia. So fpud aiiot omat
Iomoten tddad meiodnfin Festivities
ia. pitdiiitD iiis !Serron omain,
p~dastatfeen pbtepteen ia pstdmpp
teen beibdn fansIoan, mpDntdd, ettd
tpuG betin Ioottamat ola ~oiteos'o.
Glen 10 %ianonut, ettd ie Ell topabou,
min fauau FUN ouaon tobeuiIia See
Julien opetuslapIia.
Wtuuten tuosta Ell ole mitddn la
nottanaa Jos muo eri lobfofunnqt,
fir%ftofunnat ia uSfoIuunnot pbtpiii.
mdttin pbbetii, iiud life oiiasIa ne
owatfin pbtd. So BELLA on phteineu
oppi, nimittdin epdiumaIiiuuoen OPP
pi; moiffa fristiuiIppoen nimeud ia
mar;oua.
Siud foitti i%elaiiet opit ia opetuf'
Jet, iotfa tefenot ibmiien autuuoen,
maitfa fninta bienouo tanaua ibs
miiestd riippumatfi. eipdt ole muu
to fuin epdiumaliluuoen oppeia.
Wlutta p. raamatta opettaa, ettd
,Sumala on, iofa tefee manburs'
toofli", ia fits autuoatIi. Siis ibs
miIen outuus Ell bitustofaan riipu
ibmiiestd itIestddn. Sbminen ainoasf
taan tulee outuaatii, mutto Ell mai'
futa mitd6n autuoafIi tulemiieenIa.
9dst6 aiiasta firioitan toiste enem'
mdn, jos 6erra iuo ia tabtoo.
SumaIan raubo bouitfpon foiffein
Serran pmain 1podmisid.
q. 6pIm.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1911-02-09
Sronmoobisfa ia pmpdristDud

Sronmoobisfa ia pmpGristDud
belmituulIa.
8 y. Soarna mrs. Nepolon luono
3inain lut. flo Y 8 ip.
TO- GTitelmd 9ilen raittius hoos
lisa Flo h 8 ~.
" p. WoteIielbisin %ioorno mrs.
Suoton uona tlo l ip. ia S~oreste.
rim booIiSIa VrtoriTotofous Flo z ip.
10 y. Screeteriu baolieia %iaarna
flo 10 up. ia i%urnuntai toulu iofo
ppbd Flo 2 ip. Setd NuoriIon fos
touo Flo Z ip.
20 y. g9aibburnisIo, Wis. arti
2innnlnu Iuonu
q y Woibb. Otto YDnrpn luono
ltopGimGnd ia Miblonbieia S1of
Witfolon Iuona fam. y. il.
% y. Nortb DortisIa @. &omppi
len liono.
25 y. Sbielmaliiet mppi6isiltama mat
Sronmoooin WoIo T. %ieuron booliss
ia.
& 81. yhurmi.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1911-02-09
Ya~iffafmmmalta.


Maienlasfm urbeiln on ioonut
aitaIaiaa naubtia Sronwoooisia np'
fpddn. Yoiftafuntomme rSuffi'&lus
biua" oil mdenlasfusurbeilua miime
Iunnuntaina lasfuIiuaua, pobioiss
puoIe0a %taupuntio. So I. T. 10 pdis
mdnd on tddud oifeen iuuret lasf,is
filpailut, iobonfa luuIaan iaapus
wun ainafin 60 lastiiaa muilta paif.
fafunnilta. EdSid tiIpailusia tuuaan
iafamaan p~alfintoia ieuraamaSti.
Mmmotti.lastiioiHe: linen p%oitinto
$50, 90; 2:nen paIfinto $4O.O 90; 3:as
$1,000; Ads $4,000; SEES $500;
SEES $40 90; 7:ds $3.50; S:as $500.
Sarioitteliioiae ia poifaiile i%uetaun
$4,000 orposto palfintoe1ineitd.
$1,000 liidpolfinto paiffafunnon
pifimmdstd ieiiomabpppdpfiestd, ia
$500 Iiidpalfinto omeriffolaisten
piIimmdstd ieiIomobpppdptiestd, ios
fa on npt 140 i%oItoa.
- Yaiffafnnnaaamme paras e.
Idin.teuraetaia on epdilemdttd Fans
ioI. Sobn Solappo. Sitd iooistoa
bGnen tpDnId niime louantaina, iol~
loin ban teurostamonia lebmdn IL
Idltd otti ulos eldndn moiifon, iota
taifesta p%dGttGeu iddtin eldmddn.
- SlmpitmS. MrmoiSalle pleiIoqe
pppodn tdten buomauttoo, ettd olen
mppnpt oIuuteni tdtdldiIestd Union
9ottline WortIistd MIR. Nsstor puf'
foIaIe ia oifeuton bduet perimddn
liiffeeGe tulepot iootnpat FUN mpDs.
fin matIamoon lostut. iotfa liiffees'
I'd fpitupot.
Otto &auppi.
= Daniel ltraubart, ioto poIitTis
mics Soiepb 9bomos ompui ia boa'
moitti miime elofuusIo, tulee maati'
maan Sronmoobin toupun9ilta ma'
bingonforwausta $4,000.
= Mrs. @alfer, lastenfobin ~
leisiohtaia Sou9bton'isIa, fdini s.
ronmoobieIa miime pcrjantoino ia
nei tddltd loitotieen pboen mieras'
fieIisten z FUN 'fdiien IapIen.
= Ynbettten mufaam pitdiii Our
Iepn ibereffi, Wm. Wbiteiiben, onta'
neen mddrdpfIen, ettd faiffien fiind
faupnn9isia lDptpwien riIotpttDien"
on mddrdtpn oian TIdad ~poistuttas
pa poiS fourunsisto. - 3dmd ei
oliIi enfimdinen ferta fun !Surlep on
tuosta pabeesta rloaStu", muito fou.
an ei fe ole pubtoana ppipnpt, ia
miten ie noiIifaon. fun fie1d OH fa'
potfoliife min b,rlpe6n woimofus.
= "3be Wo8ebie &c Sron Soun'
ties Nailnop & X;sht G%ompunp" on
len uuoen idbtDphiiDn mimi, ioto mt
faifisto noeufficfa huplimntto ole
faa liiffeenid tddud. SronuoobieIo,
8onf OF Jronuoooin pI%dterrueio,
on I%onotin pbtiDn tomtoori Gnfi
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1911-02-09
Seelnfiem %opetmslastei II
%tltmtomerffi.
9ultiio.


rSiitd piidG iofoiIen iunteman tet'
bit minin opehslopIitIent Jos tie
rateauoen testcudnne piodtte". Sob.
13: 80.
0adolenat lanai on lauiunut ope'
tusIapIiueen ie Serra, iefa ainous'
tdan on oitea meStari, ia ionta oppi'
laifIi taittein on tuIemtnen JOS mieli
taootufIen mGttdd.
ga fosfa nimdt on Sdnen Iano'
iaan, ia mield Sdnen opetnslopfil'
leen eritpiieSti ianottuia, min on Sd'
men opetuslostenIa ne eritDiIestt tt
leueen Ianottuna buomioon otettafpa.
a%dpfddmme Iiie mefin MT 9dnen
IiunaatpaeI ia nimesIddn tarffaamaan
nditten 5anain fauis arnoista iiidl'
TOD.
On enIinndtin buomioon otettoma,
ettd ndmGt lanai on lauiuttu pfiino'
maan opetusIopIiae ioten niitten T.
IdltD tosfee ptiinomaan opetuslop'
fla. W(utta futfa onat Seeiufien to'
oeuiIia opetuSIopIio? Seeius lite OIL
5anonut apostoleiueen: rWtenfddt
Ills ia tebfddt faifti faniat minun
opetuslapIifieni, fastamala beta
nimeeu SIdn, poian ia Ppbdn Sen'
gen.. qua DIemot lanai antamat
meiodn tietdd, eitd ibmiiet tulepai
otetutIi SeeIutlen op~etuslapfifIi pp'
han tosteen tautta. N6in ouen on,
iotaiIeua fastetlIn SeeiufIen ope'
mslapIen oifeus. Wutta Ell faiffi
Tasteful eId Seeiutien oiteina ope'
mslapina. Gimdt nimittain eld See
IufIen eldmdsId pbtepoesid, eipdtfo
min olen nauti Sdnen opetustaan,
naan omat, ioto bienommala, tait'
fa t1rfeGmmdud totpaua imoraar
SeeIusta, ietd 6dnen opetnstaan
mastaau.
ainoastaan ne omat Seeiutien OF
feita opetnslapiia, fen ianan oifeoS'
ia mertitpfIesId, iotfa onot ottdneei
mnstaon SeeIufien ionan, ia FIND
ppIpm6t, niinfuin 8ristuS lite ianoo:
Cos te minun pubeeSiani pplptte,
min te totiIesti minun opetuslapieni
olette".
aosta Iiis meiud NIT on ielpiuG
mittG opat Seeiutien tobelilia ope'
tueIapIia fen ianan oiteasia merft
tptIesIG, min tnrtottaamme MT mitG
Sdn fGSSd nGiIe opetuSlapIiueen ia
moo. rSiitd pitdd iotoiien tuntemar
teitd minnu opetuslapIitIeni, Jos to
ratttouoen f%eStendnne pibdtte". Niir
fumIumot SGnen IanonIa tdsid. Ga
nat onat toIin lpbpet, mutta iiIdltd'
mdt paIio. Siud tdsid ilmoittoo
!6erra opetusIostenia oifeon iunto'
merlin mistd 6dnen opetuSlapIenio
on tunnettapa. 50 mia on tue tnntr
merritt? S~petuslasten t%esfinGiner
roffaus.
3dmd on iotoin Iuurta ia falisor
noista; minimum ietin on fdfiitdmdt
tomdn iuurto ia faaisarpoisto, etti
ola S~eeintien opetusIopii, Min Of
mp6s idmd !6dnen opetnsIastenft
tuntomerffi fouisorpoincn. Wlitddi
fauiimpaa tuntomerffid ct 6erra oil
Il noinut ppeiuelapfiueen antoa
Woiffa maaiImaeIa ulenot perfe
Ieen opetusIopiet eiwdt pibd tnot'
mntomerftid minddn iuuriormoiieno
eimdtpd life opetuslapietfoaa, ioin'
idmd on, oiaa pitdd tdid rim fauii
no fuin ie on.
81 omta tails Wapabtaiamme
outuootf tefiidmme ia oifeo mesto
rimme, eta ei futoon meiStd oil
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1911-02-09

Sos te baIuatte fauppobuonee.
ieenne y ,rboau ldmnitididn min III.
nd topoufiesia ottatoa SoIeiin H.
malta Idmmittdid.
s. y. Wi1iamoFsto.
= 8onimftrfoia taripitesianne
menfdd s. u. Beaniin.
= 8atefismufiia, founisia firiois
tuspaperia .. M. mpptamdnd Z.
petfaIon mafeistoupoeIa.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1911-02-09

Each ingredient BodiTone contains adds needed
element from nature to the body. Each has work to
do and does it we'll. We claim no credit for disGoy.
its own weldeserved place in the medical books of
most ofthe civilized world We simply claim the credit
for the successful formula which we invented for
the way in which these valuable ingredients are com.
bined for the proportions used for the curaye force
Most of these ingredients are as 2ld as civilization
forces which have always existed in nature for the
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1911-02-09

Among the ingredients which give Bodi-Tone
it's great power are Iron, to give life and energy
to the Blood, SarsapariIla, to purify it, PhOs-
phate, to nourish the Nerves, Lithia, for the
Kidneys, Gentian, for the Stomach, Chinese
Rhubarb and Oregon Grape Root for the Liver
Cascara, to restore tone toBow els and Intestines
and Peruvian Bark for the General System.