Untitled article by John Harvey Kellogg

Pacific Press Publishing Company · New York City · June 11, 1896

THE STOMACH

By John Harvey Kellogg

Its Disorders and

How to Cure Them

BY J. H. KELLOGG, M. D.,

Superintendent of the Battle Creek (Mich.) Sanitarium; Member of the British and American Association for the Advancement of Science; the American Microscopical Society; the Society of Hygiene, of France.

Author of the Home Hand-Book of Domestic Hygiene and Rational Medicine, etc.

This Book Presents in a Nut-shell What Every Person Ought to Know About the Stomach, Its Functions in Health, the Symptoms Produced by Disease, and the Best Methods of Cure

The Work is Thoroughly Practical.

The work concludes with an explanation of the new and elaborate method of investigating disorders of the stomach, in use at the Battle Creek Sanitarium, and largely the result of researches undertaken there. The following is a list of the leading sections of the book: The Organs of Digestion; Foods; the Digestive Fluids; General View of the Digestive Process; The Maladies of the Modern Stomach; Important New Discoveries Relating to Digestion; Symptoms of Dyspepsia; Quacks and Nostrums; Explanation of the Author's Graphic Mode of Representing the Results of Stomach Work, Obtainable from Examination of the Stomach Fluid by the System of Investigation Employed in the Hygienic and Research Laboratories of the Sanitarium at Battle Creek, Mich., U. S. A.

The work contains over one hundred cuts, including eleven plates, several of which are colored. Price of the book, bound in fine English cloth, with embossed cover, $1.50. Half-buffing, gilt edges, $2.00.