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Seventh-day Adventist Publishing Association · Battle Creek, Mich. · Feb 11, 1902

HOME HAND BOOK.

In many respects this is the most wonderful book published. It is a strictly up-to-date work on medical science, and incorporates the results of the large experience of the author, Dr. J. H. Kellogg, during twenty-five years' practice in the Battle Creek Sanitarium, where thousands of chronic invalids of all classes have been cured.

This book outlines the best methods of curing disease and preserving the health, and adapts the remedies and the treatment prescribed to the circumstances usually found in the majority of homes. The treatments of over six hundred diseases are given, and an index of symptoms enables one to discover easily the nature of his disease, a feature possessed by no other book of its kind. It is worth many times its price to any family. The world appreciates it, and our people should. The Farm and Fireside says: “Here is a complete medical library in one volume, written for the people by one who has had abundant opportunity for observation and practice, and who has gathered and condensed into this work the latest investigations of our leading medical scientists. The whole book is exceedingly well written; and although we have seen numerous works of this kind, the one in hand is worth all the rest put together. It should be in every household in the land.”

It contains 1,690 large pages, 500 engravings, and 26 full-page colored plates, besides a paper manikin; and is substantially bound in five styles ranging in price from $4.50 to $9.00, postpaid.