p. 15 | A Chat with My Tobacco-Loving Brother

Pacific Press Publishing Company · Oakland, California · Mar 19, 1902

FromSigns of the Times, Vol. 28, No. 12.

A Chat with My Tobacco-Loving Brother

Just a straightforward, open-hearted talk about tobacco, showing its evil effects, spiritually, mentally, and physically, on the human system. The financial side is also considered, which is no trifle. The tobacco-using habit is generally acknowledged to be a filthy and expensive one, and yet how many are under its power. Many are longing to be free, but find no way of escape from its grasp. This tract shows not only the evil effects, but tells the way of complete deliverance. The tract educates, elevates, but offends none. It inspires to a higher, better, and nobler life.

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