A New Book by G. H. Heald

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Washington, D.C. · Mar 30, 1905

A New Book

By G. H. Heald

Colds, Their Causes, Prevention, and Cure

BY G. H. HEALD, M. D.

“ONLY a cold,” may, and often does when neglected, result in serious complications. The object of our new book is to enlighten the public upon the causes of colds, to teach methods of prevention, and to outline proper treatment for their cure. It will prove a blessing to any household in preventing and relieving suffering, and will save many lives.

The chapter on the Treatment of Colds is in itself worth many times the price of the book. It contains practical directions for “breaking up” a cold by simple, rational treatments without the use of drugs. It is most valuable, however, in its suggestions for the prevention of colds.

It will be found to be a veritable household manual, a ready counselor, and a good physician.

Beautifully bound in cloth, 58 pages; price only 25 cents, post-paid.