“Plain Facts about Sexual Life.”
By John Nevins Andrews
SEVERAL months since I received a copy of this valuable book. My duties are such that I can find only a few moments in the period of several days in which to read any book in the English language. It has therefore taken me a long time to give this work an examination. I need not attempt to set forth the merits of this book. This has been done by others better than I am capable of doing it, but I will say that I think it worthy of the high commendation which it has received. Within the compass of a volume of moderate dimensions the author has given all that need be asked upon the important subject on which he treats. The work is worthy of a place in every family and merits the attention of every person. Dr. Zimple of Puteoli, Italy, a physician of eminent ability and well learned in science, said to me at his residence last September, “This book by Dr. Kellogg is one of the most remarkable books that was ever written.” Basel, Switzerland, May 1878.