The HOUSE WE LIVE IN by Editor

Pacific Press Publishing Company · Oakland, California · Aug 29, 1900

FromSigns of the Times, Vol. 26, No. 35.

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The HOUSE WE LIVE IN

By Editor

The first in this series, because it has to do with children, is

The HOUSE WE LIVE IN

By VESTA J. FARNSWORTH

This book is especially good for mothers in that it is written in dialogue form—a mother to her children—and the different organs of the body are compared to the various parts of a house. It is all pictured out in a series of about 150 illustrations, so that it can not fail to interest and at the same time instruct even the small children as to how the body should be treated. It contains 218 pages.

CLOTH BOUND, 75 CENTS

The second book to which we will call your attention is

HEALTH: How to Find It When It's Lost How to Keep It When It's Found

By B. FRANKLIN RICHARDS

After showing from reliable statistics the appalling fact that we are fast becoming an eyeless, toothless, and stomachless race, the author considers the details of such practical every-day questions as good foods, food combinations, influence of stimulants, advantages of vegetarianism, how to avoid consumption, care of the teeth, office of the skin, value and proper use of the bath, home remedies, etc.

To illustrate and make all these points perfectly plain, more than a dozen carefully prepared tables are introduced. These tables alone are worth more than the price of the entire volume. It contains 222 pages and is so thoroughly indexed as to enable one to instantly refer to any passage.

WELL BOUND IN CLOTH, $1.00

A series of this kind would not be complete without a cook-book and we have an exceptionally good one to offer entitled

A FRIEND in the KITCHEN

By ANNA L. COLCORD

Besides containing over 400 carefully-tested recipes for the preparation of healthful dishes, it gives tables of food values, time required to digest various foods, rules for dyspeptics, practical weights and measures for the kitchen, foods for infants, etc., etc.

WELL BOUND IN OILCLOTH, 60 CENTS

We have another book similar in character to the above but not so exhaustive, it is

NATURAL FOOD OF MAN

By MRS. J. R. LEADSWORTH

It contains a Biblical study on foods, about 200 recipes for various hygienic dishes, none of which contain meat, butter or eggs, together with a chapter on "Foods for the Sick" by a regular physician.

BOUND IN HEAVY PAPER COVERS, 25 CENTS

A description of all the above and our complete catalog of publications will be sent free to applicants

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