THE MIDWINTER NUMBER OF GOOD HEALTH.
By Editor
This should be the greatest number of this journal ever published. It will be largely devoted to the subject of diet, and special prominence will be given to the diseases that arise from the use of flesh. There will be a description of all the special diseases to which animals used for food are subject, and a careful description of the diseases that human beings contract by using the flesh of lower animals, or by associating with them. The subject will be illustrated with large, full-page color type representations of some of the principal diseases of animals. In addition, this number will contain short, practical articles on the treatment of the diseases prevalent during the winter season, and a short summary of facts against the use of tea, coffee, and tobacco; also other important features of hygienic and sanitary reform. This number ought to have a circulation of at least a million copies, as it will contain facts of vital importance to every person who values his health, and especially to those who desire to preserve in active, healthy condition their bodies as temples of the Holy Ghost. Notwithstanding the large expense attending the preparation of this number of the journal, it will be sold at 10 cents, the regular price. Those who order the journal in quantities of one hundred copies or more may obtain them at the rate of $5 a hundred. All the friends of hygienic reform ought to take an interest in the circulation of this journal, which is an efficient means of warning the world, and prepares the way for the reception of other reformatory truths of which the world stands much in need at the present time.