The May Number of Life and Health Now Ready

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Review and Herald Publishing Association · Washington, D.C. · May 4, 1905

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 82, No. 18.

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The May Number of Life and Health Now Ready

THE May issue of Life and Health will be found one of the most interesting and practical numbers. The cover is very neat, and its illustration, a group of cattle standing in a clear stream of pure water, under the printed question.

"Do We Need Spring Tonics?"

which impresses an important and seasonable lesson from nature.
This question is answered in the first article, by F. M. Rossiter, M. D. The doctor clearly impresses the fact that nature supplies all the natural and physiological tonics ever required for man as well as for animals. Associated with this important topic is an article on—

"Physical Effects of Improper Dress"

by Mrs. E. G. White, showing that many maladies are increased by the improper manner of dress, and recommending proper and practical methods for clothing the human body.

A Pen Picture of a Patent Medicine Vender's Victim

taken from real life, and illustrating how thousands of the poor and weak are being deceived and robbed of their lives through mere greed and man's inhumanity to man.

If You Are Nervous

Practical instruction for thousands who are nervous, giving simple yet potent remedies that can be applied by the patient at home; and also valuable information on—

The Nutritive Value of Prepared Cereal Products

These articles, separate and apart from the volume of other good things the May number contains, are worth more than the yearly subscription price of the journal, and they are what the people need, and would be glad to receive if they only knew of them.
Who will help to give this “meat in due season” to the thousands who are waiting for it, and dying because they do not have it?
Twenty-five or more copies will be sent to one address for 2½ cents a copy, post-paid. These can be easily and readily sold for five cents a copy. Many who have only limited spare time are disposing of a hundred copies each month. Many agents who spend all their time in selling Life and Health dispose of four or five hundred copies a week. Every reader of the REVIEW should at once subscribe for this health messenger.
Single subscription is 50 cents a year. Address Life and Health, 222 North Capitol St., Washington, D. C.