Pacific Health Journal and Temperance Advocate
By Editor
The Pacific Health Journal and Temperance Advocate for December is out on time, and fully sustains the reputation that it has already gained. It is crammed full of the most profitable reading, and that which is highly interesting also. The articles of special importance are the following:— Defective Experience, Moral Duty of Preserving Health, Danger in Foul Water, Sulphur Springs, The Small Pox, Disease and Its Causes, Indictment of the Liquor Traffic, Disease in the Cigar, Our Nation's Curse, Slow Poisoning, Importance of Learning to Cook, Caring for the Sick, and Diet for the Sick. Besides these, there are many short articles and pithy paragraphs, making, altogether, a quantity of reading matter which for importance and variety is seldom equaled in one journal. Any family could well afford to give fifty cents for this one number. When we remember that this amount of money will pay for a year's subscription, and that each number is better than the one which precedes it, it is a self-evident fact that the easiest way to save money is to subscribe for this journal. Send for it, and see for yourselves.