A PROGRESSIVE, practical, health journal, teaching in simple language the application of the fundamental hygienic principles governing human life; demonstrating how to maintain health and prevent diseases; containing instruction from some of the best and most successful practising physicians upon the treatment of common diseases; warning against some of the daily practises that pave the way for disease, etc. Each number contains a treatise on the nature of disease, and prescriptions for home treatment,—a health journal that will serve in many respects as a home physician and trained nurse. It brings to the home needed and appreciated information. It teaches obedience to natural laws, and revolutionizes the usual unhealthful manner of living, preparing the mind and body for a higher conception and a fuller enjoyment of life.
The March Number.
Tuberculosis and Intemperance—the two principal death-dealing agencies of the present time—are the general topics of the March number.
In addition to exposing the ravages of intemperance thru the agencies of alcoholic drinks, a broad application of the principles of temperance is presented, and demonstrated to include the rejection of things hurtful and the proper use of the beneficial.
Dr. Knopf, the tuberculosis expert, and others, associate the treatment of tuberculosis with the principles of true temperance. The entire number is practical and of vital importance.
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