Hygienic Book Fund

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Seventh-day Adventist Publishing Association · Battle Creek, Mich. · Aug 20, 1872

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 40, No. 10.

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Hygienic Book Fund.

Those interested in the great health question feel deeply anxious that the Reformer shall spread far and wide. And at present nearly the only available means within our reach is the circulation of tracts and pamphlets upon the subject. Health is of priceless value. The confidence of the people is being shaken in drugs; and nature's remedies, proper food, pure water and air, light, exercise, and proper rest, are being held up, more or less, in nearly all the secular and religious periodicals, as the safer reliances for health.
The people are prepared to read, and we have just the reading for them, and want the means to publish tracts and pamphlets to put into the hands of our Tract and Missionary Societies to judiciously scatter everywhere.
We invite attention to the article on this subject found on another page of this paper, and also invite thousands of true health reformers to follow the example of those who have donated liberally to the Hygienic Book Fund. Pledges should be taken at our camp-meetings. JAMES WHITE.